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Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
while Eva and Walter Smith, aged re-
speetively and II years, were Playing
10 an alley near their residence, No. 4lf
East Twelfth street, they were attacked
by vicious cur belonging to nelgh0or,
The animal bit the eirl first aud badl i,
laeerated htr right hand. when he,
brother went to her assistance and tho
DOG turned on him. biting him in til,
right side. The li;tle girl was SO fright
ened that she tainted aud was carried IL
i the house unconscious.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Forces in Crete to be Increased

CoNsTAHTiNopLE, Aug ?e.-Ire i to,a
has decided TO increase the ierce- u VT"
to 80 ,0c0.
coNsTAsTlsorLs, Aug 20. -Des7a'es,
es from Crete report that % iI9a'se 81,
villages submitted TO Chakir FAs4a' ~
newly appointed Governor, up3l LIS w
surfing amnesty 10 the inhatltaA8
LONDON, Aug. ga despatch Nv.
Crete says that q Mohsmmedam E'egs.,
ial has bcrn sent TO the Sultan n 'es'. ~
| against the concessions demahlri p ~. ~.
Christians, and recommendns thA, :,
privileges of he Christians be Ts4hS'
and that they be dlsarmed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

At Proctor's opera house on Thursday
and Friday evenings Frank Daniels will
give two representations Of Little Puck.
An exchange speaking Of the play says
1t seems almost impossible that both
characters were embodied In one man.
Indeed Frank Daniels efforts stamp him
as an artist In quaint humor, for his work
is delicately comlcal;genuinely entertain
log. lie holds himself entirely free from
extr~vagaIce. Nor does he exceed the
carieature he presents The details of his
approximations prove him possessed OF a
niee sense OF comedy. His new piece,
Little Puck" Is u great success,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

VIM you Iced the warn,nsi The Sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. ASK
yourselves II you can afford for the sake Of
saving ~ etu,s, TO run the risk and do
nothing for T.. We know from expert
enee that shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. II never falls. This explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. II relieves Group and
Whooping Cough At once Mothers do
not be without IL, For Lame Back, Side
OF Chest, Use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
., Danforth, wholesale and retail agent,
second and Market streets, Wilmin ston,
Del
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Chester, Pa,

We paid visit to the enterprls,ng city
OF Chester few Gays since. The Eua
Of tEacLilery greeted Us OIL 81! sides
Chester stands second TO rome IL point Ct
shipping facilities. Three trunk lines
paks through, and the D elaEare river
gives US excellent wsrfaEe. Chester ougL,
10 rapidly progress. 1t "a need for its
great ship building works, cotton and
machine works, aid is tie home Of tia.
popular remedy Hcoper's Anodyle, which
By its merits as an infant remedy Is fast
gaining a natiogal reputation. The
proprietor ian apothecary of 20 years
e1perience) has It made under his Own
supervision. He reports the sales doub-
ling, (The proprietor ia a believer In
printers Ink each year. Chester Offers
every inducement Tor Industries TO locste
here, Will give land Tree and stone sun ).
Client Ton the groul) TO build any large
mill AID the elite 70 have good warfage.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

John p. McFee, Esq, the Oldest menu
Der OF the bar Ia Sussex county, died at
his residence in Georgetown, on Tuesday,
alter lingering Illness, aged about az
years. In early lie he acted with the
Wing party. but on the breaking up OF
that organization he Joined the Demo
crats, and was appointed insurance com
missioner by Governor stockey. He W as
polite and considerable In the trans &c ton
OF his duties, and was very generally es-
tesmed by his fellow citizens ii dscease
Will te regretted by large circle oil
friends and acquaintance.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

This morning peddler Of tnwart
made himself very obIoxious 10 the mar.
ket by endeavoring TO force bis goods on
ladies. He would put tin cup or some
other article In a basket, and when the
lady refused TO keep 1t, became very i'm
pertinent. He was arrested by Officer
Burleigh, bu. as he protested that lie had
license was allowed to go afler 1t, biz
tinware being held as security.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

]. Wesley Vernon has returned home
from Ocean Grove, n. j., wLere he wa.
stopping a. the Smith Cottage for the
past two weeks. Wesley says DR. Fshey
has one OF the frest drug stores at As
bury Park, aud does rushing business.
He eljoyed himself &c well as could be
expected, owing TO a broken arm which
be yet carrie in sling. Il lie now ov,
three MOI t's since be tried TO stop the
RErrBLICAS's protecting pres with It,
but did not succeed in diminishing Its
gpeei
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Fay Howard, the ~ yesr-old daughter
OF franklin q. Howard, residing at No
Gil shipley strest,wa playing on porch
at the rear OF the house, when she acci-
dentally fell and broke her collar bone.
DIR. Peter Cooper sud DR.. ]. Paul Lukens
were summoned and succeeded In reduc-
ing the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

The grounds recently purchased by ].
Edward Addicks Tor the new works of
the. Bay State Gas Company are being
staked OF to-day, under the supervision
q :. B. Condo. the conpsny's engineer.
The plans for the buildings are ready
and their erection Will be commenced at
ouee.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
IT, soldier,, Convention.

Deps 9ssls Commander Peter 3.
Aysrs, 2ssl ant AlIu,aut general VII
liam P. kastell, Past Department Com.
mandtr Daniel Ress aud Joseph 3. Booth
Will leave this city Gu Saturday, when
they will join II delegations ftom Mary.
labd and the District oil Columbia, aud
proceed in special train TO Milwaukee,
W .scoGsip. 10 atterd HE Soldiers, Con.
yeutior, which meets uext week.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

The Presbyterian Sunday school Of
Ghrisiiana Village VIII make an excur.
sion to Pennsgrofe, n. j., on Thursday,
tie " inst, tskiug the steamer Maicr
Il -ybo.d at New Castle at $. 10 a. m, ard
returning at an early hour in the evening.
Their country friends, as well aa those In
Sew Castle and this city, are invited to
Join them on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

and Coney Island excursion, on Iau'ss
day. August 90, will leave the +, .,,s
b. station at q. so q. IN. sharp, ln ea
wishing can leave New York nj ho .s,f f.
m, arriving In Wilmington 10 n mil
night or need not leave New lerh u l.on.
10 O'Clock midnight for Wllmins All. W.
which will allow 1917 hours IN Ef~ In
a. T., ;,sn sssnN, children from y W =
years. 81. 80.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Frank Vernon and Eugene Morris came
home from Asbury Park Unexpectedly
ills morning. The boys cay 1t takes lots
~ cash to put on style al the seashore,
hence their return home to lay In another
needed supply. They look vel. aui got
away with lots Of grub at tho Hamilton
House, where they put up.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
sssHsxsezzss1<a2<zkz
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, 6I6 King ST
Telephone Signal, I6S.
H Open all night
ia. WILSON, Funeral Director.
ia. WILSON, Funeral Director.

NoIICE.-I, LAWRENCE CURRAS,
TIE owner AMI occupant Of tie hoH e
ssiAA'td al 30. G!5 %Et fish,h street
q tie nh ward OF The civ
Of HhIirgtoD, county OF Ne1 C1B;i..
and State of DslaRsre, 10 eompNsnse witt
The feauf:ments Of the ssts Of tao General
Assembly II such case made ard provided
DO hereby give notice that shAll apply in
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions OF
ne Pescs and jail Delivery Of
The state Of Delaware. in and f5r New Oss
lie County, co Monday, The 10 h day Of seIIt.,
4. d., 1853 being the next Term OF ssio
C0urt,for license fo. said house as an I'M a
tavern, for the tale therein OF intox iestias
liquors In less qusntities than oae quart, e
% drunk on the premises, ard the folioTing
respectable citizens Of said ward recon.
nsnd the sal application. viz
;. :. Rlnele-fer i1sries Shlells
Thomas Met ian NATHAN tyEten
iosttt hlrkvood BENJAMIN z, Wells
- hasi B~4iDfd = hon as tedlsAn
fatflck hilshloek Ge0r.e Frs er
Jacob v. Hll Patrick hAAuueY
Harry r. User {. lied
J As i'li biekta c. A. ShuImeisier
J'hn h Mrlisiland A. @. K ooch
MirilAel J. Scorath PaiTick Usnnon
Hpnry Miller Daniel Bickn
Iioinas tiles ono Stiiher
ANTON Held JhoR Doher'y
LAW RENEE CCRkAS
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Old soldiers Meeting

A meeting OF Old soldiers was held last
evening III the parior OF DUPONT Post, for
the purpose OF forming an association
similar 10 the Veterans Z nion of Phi'a
delph!a. Ano'tef mtet,ug'wlll held next
Tuesday eyenin1, a. which officers Will
be elected and permanent equalization
effected.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Sheriff Allen adyertises to sell at public
sale at the Cour. House, on Saturday,
Tour acre. Of marsh lard ON the causeway
aud tie store No. . East Fourth street,
belonging 10 Sarah NJ. Lemon.
Also al the same lime the honse and
lqt on Maryland avenue near Liberty
street, belonging 70 tue estate Of the late
HIllism Green.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Bo,nb Throy,ers mt Work.

ROME, August 20.-Last ev mig
spherical bomb ten c ntlmetrci Il ''Ial ~,
ter was thrown from the rear o. ,rs s
Chamber of Deputies into the Iia ~.
Colonna during the progress OF couv ,,.,s
The bomb exploded, woundins Sftlou ~.
six gendarmes and child. A pane "A
sued, which was, however, soon que i "a
and the injured persons were remover"
a hosDItal
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Down the Rny Ei.hlnr

The IzsAk Walton Fishing Club went
down the bay this morning on the zach,
Pastime for days fishing. Several
wagons have been engaged 10 haul til IL
Dish to the headquarters this evening, and
1t is said that their lady friends over Elev.
eDth street bridge will tender them re.
ceptiOn.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
DIED,

BANE-on the 18th inst, Rachel, wife Of
if!s !tfHc, daughter OF James and
sidney + keiuau.
Relatives and friends are rnspectfiil1,.
invited To- attend the funeral from hrr
!.'e residence, ~ West second street
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Ia.
terHent Gt R!ytrN lew.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

A peach festival will be held at Mt. Gu
oa Chspel on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, the 2sth aud 29ih inst, Tor the
benefit OF the trustees. ALI are invited
as funds are needed for the completion
and furnishing Of the chapel.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

An excursion 70 Cape May viii! be
given mex. Friday by tie Railroad Yard.
masters Mutual Benefi, Association. Tie
train will leave Preach street at 8 8. m.
And copIect with the steamer Republic
Of the W. 81 y. railroad pier.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

LONDON, Aug. 20.-A despatch from
Montenegro says that a lam ne Is threst.
ened. owing 10 tie failure OF the crops.
AID that endemic disease is now exten-
sively prevalent
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

There will be a grand Masonic demon
stration at Dover to- morrow that will be
participated in by the Most Wonhipful
Hiram Grand Lodge Of colored Masons,
aud St Johns Commandery, Knights
lemplar, OF this ely. There will be q
parade and drill by the knights.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

PEsIH, Aug. ga dyuAuii' cartridge
sosidentally exploded yesterday IN coal
mine at Domau. Five per,ons were killed
and number o! others injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Miss Clara McCsrter LEFT this city to-
day 70 spend a WI ek's vacation In Oxford
aud vicinity. We With her q pleasant
time.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

SHANGHAI, Aug. 20. While steamer
was making trial trip here yesterday
the boiler exploded, killing thirty OF the
crew.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Miss Berthe Cochran has returned home
after enjoying a week at the SEA shore
with her friends. ..-...
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
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Reunant week

ut COG Market at, above Second n lets
sizes that remain unsolt oil iSis largo
Some are small sizes and some o., The
sizes fol-, adde's, men. girls and oo9'
low prices Ill surprise you.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

For tae btst tintype III ;os i'll the city
70 70 Cummings gallery, 500 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Home made brsai at Weyls, No. I,
EAs. Second street. ..--
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Appleby's hay market, South side Of
Market street l.!dge. uca hay anu straw.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

NOS. 2is 2c3 WEST. TENTH STREET.
In the city Of Wilmington, Del.
The following described personal nropar,v
belS sing to the estate Of Wllsam Il FHii
loek, deceased, 10 wilt; ~ D"i
boxing machine and bits poltsbIus ,,s
ehlps. leiJSplar saw, rim ropndH dT,iI
anu .. . h,snins machine, | )ointinr ma.
chine, / born end mortlsins inhe6ine
stuItevant blower, SIindstone and Fixtures
band ,awaId SAWS. -. cutter Ed IL.
ssi ! spoke lennon machine, emery
nhtel, new patent coal wagon, II thTee
spTinE wagon, dsaroorns, milk Wagons, farm
Gkens' wheel barrovs, lot second hand
wagon, lot milk wagon bodies, loi pannsi
hodies lot running gears, LOT horseshoss and
sn9e,it9ns, tools in wheelwrtght and BLACK
smlth shops, lot lumhet, lot iron, SAFES.
csis ! wardrobe, lounge, aud lot OF mis-
seliaheons tools, nxtures and property in
shop. $40 oi@eAsnli1h
m A Al. With given and terms of sale
ce Executor estate William 5. Bullock, de-
Sss'e1' Au2-s&th-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

Grand Sntertainmen u,n.y
At Odd Fellows' Hal. py Mss'''
Thursday night, 22d insa
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

WANTED.-wEEaLY REPUBLI
W 1lcaus ofthe following dates: April d.
Slay Z for ~hiea csIts VII be paid At this
dice. Au2I-lf-d5w
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

osT-NEAR FOURTH AND KING
IL streets u lace curtain. Reward Il
LETT at $40 West 9TH street. au2i.ft,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
DRIyATE SALE.

pRIyATE SALE.
Seventeen AREA Of land with 200 h9asa
and barn and OTHER necessary ogthrttatugs
situated one mite eas: Of l.AnlenberE, Ntr
. . 2taen 70 sA.h,jp' chester County, IA, All
son and T. X. JetIrrls. one Isl. IN. Iur-
chase money may ain on the premises
Ii. j. DRAHBkkkY,
aa2l.stE-2td
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21

to hear and see him. No one seemed
able to tell why the reverend gentle
man had been consigned to the base
ment instead OF the church, but he
was, and it is there | found him.
His name is Houston, and he is a
clergyman. A member of the church
told me that Mr.. Houston was on trial,
and that if his style and method of
saving sinners suited he would proba-
bly, be engaged to preach there for a
couple of weeks and hold revivals
nightly.
Mr.. Houston is q man of about
thirty-five years, full faced, wears q
cute little mustache, a white tie,
black eye glasses and has an appear
ance Of prosperity about him. He is
a good vocalist and last night he sang
several solos with considerable feeling
and expression. The evangelist did
not preach q sermon but talked to the
congregation. His subject was money,
and he began by asking. Wherefore
do you spend your money!" He de
clared that it was not plentiful in this
city-that people can not pick it up
from the pavements, but they can find
enough to permit them to go to the
theatre whenever they want to. The
evangelist believed that it was more
profitable to invest money in bread
than in theatres. 1t will be decided
today or tomorrow whether the Rev.
Mr.. Houston will hold a revival in the
church. His work last night seemed
to please. He recently completed
three months work in the Union
Tabernacle, New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21

easily disposed OF, andtheni in obedience
to a request OF the Board of Aldermen,
the Commissioners sanctioned the use
of the various fire houses for registry
and election purposes.
Chief Farrier's report showed that
there had been twelve fires and nine
bell alarms in the past two weeks. In
the month of February there were
twenty-seven fires and sixteen bell
alarms. Property amounting in value
to SIS, 175 was burned, So, 151 worth of
which was insured.
The Special Committee appointed to
confer with Messrs. p. Lorillard and
II. Stevens concerning the proffered
medals for heroic conduct at fires and
arrange for the presentation reported
fayorably, and recommended that the
medals be awarded April is, and also
that one company from each district
be detailed to attend the presentation
no 7ntnapsoc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
SCHOOLS 10 BE INSPECTED.

The County Board of Health Decides to
Do This, and Also Receives d Visitor.
AT the meeting of the County Board
of Health yesterday President Gordon
called the attention of his colleagues
to the condition of the schools in this
county, and a thorough and general
inspection will be made. Especial
attention will be given to ventilation,
the number of windows, light and it's
direction, number of pupils and num-
Der of cubic feet of air per capita, the
fire protection, method OF egress, and
whether the school has q fire drill.
The High School will be the first to be
thus inspected, and DR.. Saltonstali has
been directed by the Board to do it.
The other schools will probably be
visited in their numerical order, be-
ginning with No. 1.
This programme had just been com
pleted when a short man with alarge
mustache and q funereal appearance
requested permission of the Board to
make a few remarks, His name is
Bettlheim.
A FUNERAL CALLING.
He informed the members that he
wanted a favor. He did not want
luuCi, Dub WIidb Ie WctlltSu lie WOulu
like to have. He simply desired ac-
cess to the death register to enable
him to call on the afflicted and offer
his s~ervices-for so much-to furnish
a memorial. Mr.. Bettlheim said that
the particular style of a memorial
would remain entirely with those who
ordered it, which the Board thought
was very considerate of him. He
could furnish flowers or engrossed
resolutions, OF anything almost that
might be wanted, but he did not know
where to find those who wanted these
tokens, unless he could find out who
had departed this life, and to do that
he wanted the aid OF the death regis
ter.
HE'LN WAIT A MONTH.
When he had finished his melancholy
talk, DIR. Gordon said
s.This is worse than cruel. You go to
the houses of the afflicted and harrow
their feelings as soon as q death takes
place.
"Oh, no | DON'T INTERCEPTED Bettl-
helm, II almost always wait a month";
We'll, you will wait many months
before you can do this kind of work
here?' concluded President Gordon,
and the two other members agreed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
Garbade pied OF pneumonia.

The inquest on the death of Henry
Garbade was held last night in Coyle's
Hall. Evidence as to his mothers
assault upon him with a fiat iron was
adduced, but nothing important was
unearthed. The jury returned a YER
dict in accordance with DR.. Converse's
autopsy, THAT the handled from pneu-
monia, and that his death was ac-
tolerated by heavy drinking.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
MEDALS Will BE GIVEN APRIL is.

Last Nights Meeting of the Fire Board
Not Very Important.
President Conway and Commits
sioner Henderson were absent from the
meeting of the Fire Board last eve
ming. Commissioner Madden presided.
A small batch Of routine business was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21

With N~ewark-May 8, II, 80. A. M, July 4, P.
NJ, %, %, Sept. z, A. NJ, 5. With Wilkesbarre-
June /, 5, July !, 3, Aug. r, 8, 30, 81. With Eas-
ton-Jnne 4, 5, 20, July 1, Aug. Is, 6. 2S, 80. With
Hartford-May 9, 4, June IL, ID, July 20, %, Sept.
16, IL. With New Haven-May6 6, z, June ID, Is,
July II, 10, Sept. 10, IA. With Worcester-Apri
Lewell-April 80, May j, June 8. 8, July IS, IS,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
The blind Evangelist.

A blind evangelist was the attrac-
ton at the Scotch Presbyterian
Church, and about one hundred and
fifty people gathered in the basement
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
CAUGHT A CLEVER conner
Cultured OLD
DATID LAMBERTTEsTERDAK.

He Had Been Passing Counterfeit Dollars
That Were Almost IndistinguishabIe
from Genuine Coins Notes Of All
Kinds.
David Lambert, sixty-one years old,
who said that he was u boatnian, was
arrested yesterday afternoon for pass
ing spurious coin. For several days
complaints have been made that
an old man was passing coun-
terfeit silver dollars, and De
tective Gallagher was deputed to
look after him. He visited several
stores along Washington street yester-
day afternoon. He called for a drink
at Meyer Brothers saloon and rendered
in payment a counterfeit silver dollar;
Mr.. Never refused to accept it, and
Lambert gave him a dime lbs ac-
tions were so suspicious that Mr. Meyer
telephoned to the police station as soon
as the man left the store.
Detective Stanton was sent out. and
met Lambert coming out of another
store, where he had just received
change for one of his spurious COINS.
He was arrested and taken to the POI
lice station, where he was searched.
Several counterfeit coins were found
in various places on his person, and a
quantity of genuine coins. His rooms,
in the tenement house at No. 20 Gar
den street, We're searched, and in an
inside pocket in an overcoat hanging
behind the door twenty-one counter
felt dollar pieces were found.
Lambert has been following his
present calling of passing spurious
coin for some time, and has been ar
rested for it before. There was not
sufficient evidence, however, to con
Wet him.
When the town got too hot for him
it was Lambert's custom to go to sea
for some months, O to go off on a
canal boat.
The coins are nearlyperfect and very
hard to detect, some of them having
changed hands several times before
they were detected. Lambert has
made the acquaintance of Inspector
Byrnes, who has a photograph of him
in the rogues' gallery.
Recorder McDonough committed
Lambert to the County Jail in default
of bail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21

80, 81. At N~ewark-June 4, ), 20, July /, Aug. 5,
6, 16. is. At Easton-May 10, II, July 4 IA. M.
and F. M, 26, q, Sept, Z, 8. At Hartford-May
New Haven-May IA. 10, June IS, IS, Aug. IA, Is,
Sept. ~, %. AT Worcester-May e. %. June "a.
25, Aug. II, 10, Sept. 81, 20. At Loweli-May 90,
81. June 26, "a, Aug. 20, 81, Sept 10, IS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21

Is. is, Sept. Z, 8. At N~ewark-April "a, 90, June
10, il, July II, 10, Sept. 10, IL. At Wilkesbarre-
May g., Z, June IA. IS, July II, l8, Sept 16, IA. All
E~ast9a r Hassfe 4 |, sbns Y r. d Sal NV II, y sept; ~ y
"a, 26. At New Haven-Jnne a s, July 2, 9, Aug.
Z. g, %. 20, AT Worcester-H1ay o, 10, 80, PM.
July 4, pm, "a, q; Sept. 2, 3, 8, 6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
JERSEY CRY ABROAD.

At Newark-May Q, 13, 3oP. M July A CA. No
A;27, Sept. 2, q. NJ, o. AT Wilkesbarre-May
q, p, July 8, 10, Aug. 10, 26, %. At Easton-May
ford3MayS 20, 81, june Il, IS, Aug. II 10, Sept. is,
70. At New Haven-May Y, %, June 20, n,
Hug. 20, 81, Sept. 90, 81. At Worcester-May IS,
Il, June 1s, 10, Aug. 10, 10, Sept. 26, q. At Low
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-21
Hoboken Notes.

A delightful surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Nolda Herzog by her
many friends last night. The commit
tee consisted of Miss NJ. Scott, Mrs. l..
Grothusen and Mrs. E. Herzog.
Among those present were Miss
NJ. Scott, Miss M. Herzog,
Miss L. Grothusen, Miss n.
Herzog, Miss A. Scott, Miss A. Cole,
Miss b. Garland, Mr.. 3. Spofford.
Miss Is. Cowan, Miss M. Lerbe, Miss L..
Clark. Miss G. Benin, Miss A. Benin,
Miss r. Cohn, Miss 3. Hester, and
members of the Nonpareil and Ho-
boken Social Clubs.
The second annual banquet of Hud-
son Lodge No. II, +. and A. M. was held
Tuesday night, at Odd Fellows Hall.
A fine bill Of fare was provided, and
excellent music for dancing made
the affair very enjoyable. The
following were the officers
of the occasion 80 COMMITTEES
of Arrangements, Mr.. G. Hirschberg,
MI. A. Steifens, Mr.. A. Schmidt, Mr.. G.
f. A. Jordan, Mr.. H.. Berg. Mr.. A.
Laundering, and Mr.. p. Reich. Re
ception Committee. Mr.. Albert
Stenken, Mr.. f. w. Bender, Mr.. H. L.
Timken, Mr.. Franz Mueller, Mr.. II.
J. Rathjen, Mr.. B. f. Kuncken, Mr..
G. R~ohdenburg, and Mr.. Edwin IL.
Smother.
Miss Carrigan, of Willow avenue,
will receive the first prize at the New
York Art School for proficiency in
water color painting.
John B. johnson is still a candidate
for Chief of the Fire Department.