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Send the oonvicts 20 Alaska

Among the wisest and most useful
propositions made by Senator Nc
Pherson during his career as legis-
lator is that of establishing penal
colony on the wild shores of Alaska
1t is a scheme of double benefit; it
provides fer the more speedy develop
ment of rich though uninviting Sec
ton of our national domain; it holds
out some hope of changing the Pariahs
OF our civilization into useful members
of society.
Certainly nothing can be worse than
our present way of dealing with
criminals. We coop them up in
prisons which are schools of crime.
They come out, confirmed in wicked
ness, and bearing upon their faces the
ineffaceahle brand Of shame. They
have no inclination for honest work,
and, even il they had, hardly any one
is inclined to give them honest work
to do.
In prison they are menace TO free,
honest labor, through competition at
low rates; out of it they are menace
to all classes through their depraved
minds and enforced idleness.
Senator McPherson's plan solves the
difficulty. In Alaska our convicts
would compete with nobody, while
under duress, and when liberated they
could walk about without fear that
the eye of suspicion or scorn was ever
fixed upon them. There they might
marry make money, lead reformed
lives, and establish happy and pros
porous families, doing good work for
their native land meantime by devel-
oping the territory.
England has used the plan with
great success in Australia, 1t has
proven an especial boon to female
outcasts, whose reha Utilization in SET
tied regions is practically impossible.
France still ''deports" her convicts.
men, and women, with great advan-
tage. Only those who show prospects
onies, and deportation" is boon for
which all but the very worst prisoners
eagerly crave.
Our Federal system offers no serious
difficulty to the realization of the pro
ject. The United States could estab-
lish the penal colonies and the sew
eral States might sendtheir prisoners
there under special contracts with the
Government, The Prison Association
earnestly favors the plan. and, indeed,
it has frequently won communication
from the press and the best thinkers
of the country.
1t is to be hoped that the Senator
will continue his honorable efforts in
favor Of the scheme. 1t is one of
those things which take time to real
ize, but which are only matters of
time. Perseverance will inevitably
bring realization. to the great benefit
of the country.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-10

wnLIAM DELANEY, Furnishing Undertaken car
risges and camp chairs to let 345 Grove street. der
sey City. N. J. Telephone cali No. ls.t.s
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The return of Senator John J. Gardner from
Atlantic county for fifth term Is gratifying to
all Republicans throughout the State unionist
Gazette. Il
In other words. the Republicans of
tho State are bound over body and
soul to the railways.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-10

honest, and calculated to give the
party hopeless grip on the Legisla-
ture.
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This paper ts Democratic tn principles
and Is Independent IN its vietos ON all
local questions
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INSTRUCTIONS.


HASBRoUCK INSTITUTE No. 10e GRAND
Ii street, Jersey City.
Thirty fourth year begins septemberl1
A school Of the highest grade, with the following
departments. each OF which has Its superintend
emit
The Boys Academic the Girls Academic. tho
Boys Preparatory, the Primary (both sexesl the
Music Department. the Art Department.
Students prepared for college, professional
schools and business
Catalogues and further information given at the
Institute.
CHARLES O. sTIMETs Principal
phectors HORACE G. WAIT. Vice Principal
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ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THE HEAn OF
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS

WIN he inserted in the JERSEY Cry News an
the SUNDAY MORNING News at the rate of ten
cegts line for the first Insertion Jve cents line
or eacn SUBSEQUENT insertion
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THE Paterson Morning Cali takes
the defeat of its party good naturally.
On one side Of its first page headline
it has this SCROLL
What we wanted:-Grubb.
.....s-...
On'the other, it has this one:-
What we got:-Soup.
. - q.
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THIS scandalous litigation between
Harriet Hubbard Aver and her hus-
band, Herbert Aver, is sad thing. 1t
is all the more painful because it is in
fact a Jersey case, nearly all the
parties to it residing in this State.
We learn with pain that other and
noted New Jersey names are to be
brought into it.
Ex-senator Griggs was unable on account .
sickness to fulnl engagements to speak lats In
the cnnvass-S on,eruflie Uaioaist Gazette
Yes. That was after he read Allan
McDermott's letters.
We never used to elect three republican as.
semblymen in Passaic county before the Demo
Gratis gerrymandered the Assembly districts.
Thanks, gentlemen. Do il soHe more =, Piter.
son caH
This Is passing strange. 1t seems to
US the Paterson Call was one Of the
papers which alleged that the Demo
cratic Encouragement of the Assem-
bly, districts was partisan aud dis.
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JACKETS.

JACKETS.
II you only knew what good value we have in
this Department To get an idea of it we want
you to call. and with as much courtesy as posi-
bic, will show you the entire line whether you
have any intention to buy or not.
WE HAVE AT LEAST FORTY STYLES IN
sTOCKINET JACKETS,
Ranging in price from se.es to sie.oo.
IN CLOTH JACKETS
We have also a great many styles to select from,
Ranging in price from $500 to $500.
IN PLUSH JACKETS.
Which are made Of the very best Seal Plush, the
assortment is immense,
Ranging in price from ss.97 to $500.
MISSES JACKETS
In Cloth and stockinet, in all colors
From s1.97 to $500.
ASTRACHANS AND FURS.
Our prices in this Department are the lowest Of
the low,
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What we got:-Soup.
'.-.. ...... -..- 49,. -.
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UTICA AND UNADULA VALLEY RAIL
Ee9al y otlfes.

NIRCTIT COUNT OF THE UNITED
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April 1s 1859.
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dancing Academies.

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DRopOSlLS FOR CLOTH, NAVY YARD

/ NEW YORK.-Aprl 20, 1os0.-Scacd Proposals, in
dorscd Proposals for cloth VIII b. Ieceird at me
Washington. D. C., until II o'clock a. m Nay Is lc1i
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reserves the reject any proposal nor rmei ~
Iraster-(;enc'al, L. :. Navy.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR REGISTERED PAGh.
ONCE Department., WASHINGTON D. G.. April d. is So,
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Department hu
lo Thursday. the 2l day Of May 1852 Tor furnishing
package Official. ana dadl''rf en-
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POSTMASTER Postal Service during the t-ca year
LIST day OF July 1SS9 Sample, OF the
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Of bids and Specifications giving ful information may
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IIualr.a 10
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4 pENTECOSTAL REVIVAL.-Startlng Developments
WONDERFUL manifestations Of revival power religious
great awakening at TABERNAcIE METm d ts'
CUI'RCII Greenpont. Brooklyn. All day revival SAD
bath rev THOMAS HARRISON. Evangelist, Will preach
AZ 10 80 Baptism OF Fire At o'clock, Praise lar
Home aud Revival Al T;3O, Revival. opecial w.
yiVal this Saturday night.
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BROOKLYN, April 25th 1889.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the ONCE OF the Trustees Of the NewY0rk and Brook
Ign Bridge % Sandsst BROOKLYN until moor Of May ID
1889 for lumber required during sA months for coal for
year and for Bridge tickets for year.
Memoranda ard Specifications bo had at the Office
The right TO reject any or all bids IL reserved.
JANIS HOWELL, President.
UTICA AND UNADH.LA VALLEY RAIL
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N Y between April Is and MAY s. 1880 Tor the grading
OF twenty miles Of railroad Plans
1cations and pro6les can be at either place
ID. T. CULVER. For Company.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. Madison'ave
and 42d-st-IIoy Communion 80 q. m Morning service
az II Embellishments Tribute 70 Americas CentG-
NAL" f.vening service, p. IN. "A Welcome to Eng
ishmen Who Love America Preacher a. each service.
Society and British residents In NewYork invited by the
Vestry Rector to attend this anniversary service
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THE BOOK OF OPEN:AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
-. PAGES illustrated. The standard authority on
mins bali playing. shooting AorSback riding. &c.
1Art$nng and universaly cemplimented ~ the press
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, 04th-st:
and Madsonaye. Rev. Dr. ELDEk pTeaaches SUNDAY a.
Sunda school at 20. Prayer meetings wcdps day
and Friday evenings. cordial invitation ana hIl1
welcome all.
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BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner ot 9TH
ave and 37th.st.-The Pastor. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE.
d. D. viii preach Sunday. April %, at II a. NJ and
4 ID
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CUURCU OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE. soth-st.,
near Madlson;,ve., Rev. 5 GREGORY LINES tector-
II m. n. IN Easter music repeated Win or
chcstra accompsniments Sermons by the Il ctor Wash
ington Centennial sermon at night
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST Episcopal
CUrRCH.-Dr JOHN J. REID. Pastor, VIII preacl
m"rHine. 10 80: evening, 80 Sunday-school at .
PRAYER meeting at D. All welcome
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CENTRAL CHURCH. 7th-aye., near 14th-st:- Preach
ne hy The Pastor, key. G. ). NARROWER, d. D.. a;
Vork OF the New Century" Short centennial service
with special music Tuesday morning O'Clock. All axe
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH. 4thave.. corner 2oth.st-
Sunlav. school o :45 a. ~ sermon by Rev. JOHN w.
on ADWICK, Of Brooklyn, at II a. m. The public
cordially Invited.
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CENTRAL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH, s3dst, be
tween I'd Sd ayes, Rev. Dr. C. C. MOTION, Pastor
Services 10 80 and : 80. All are welcomed.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner 3ith.st and
Park-aVo.-Srrvices: Morning IL a H. sermon by itnx
III. PRICE COLLIER evening, ,. H., Rev ROBERT
COLLYER, by special request wiI repeat his sermon
on John Bright"
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CHRIST CHURCH. 6thaye. apd 3oth;st. ut nj and 4
sHIPMhN Rcttor.-6vine service a. II r. H. ahd

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madson r' sys; anu anu
35th.st Rev ARTHUR BROOKS. Kector-ao
Vice at IL q. M, afternoon, D. m sransc'' '''
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Mem Installations.
TUST PUBLISHED
LIFE OF GENERAL LAFAYETTE.

With Critical Estimate Of His Character ana Puonc
Acts. by BAYARD TUCKERMAN. vois.' Emo
cloth with several portraits g. so copies on large
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Until the publication Of these volumes no erucai e
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Mr.. Tuckciman has had exceptional advantages ~ ~
investigation of I.sfayette's life. He has mao 49,
much and original material. coiiecuoh Vi -
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drcdth anniversary Of washingon's Inauguration - O
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EMIN PAsnA IN CENTRAL AFRICA.
Rain. collection Of His Letters and Journals Edited
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THE HOME ACRE.
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THE FIRST.ASCENT OF THE KASAI:
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CHURCH OF TIE DIVINE PATERNITY. 5tf

cor 45th.st-Iiev. CHARLES II: EATON, u. D., Pas
tor-I,-V J. SMITH DODGE, JH, Will preach IL a. ~
and AS D. III. Special musical service, evening. by
request, the Easter music will be repeated with triple
nuartctie the Bcrge Choral Society Mile. BERTHA
GKOUhi ylollnste. Professional. "Bc JOYFUL In the
Lord t'.Tannhauser March" Wagner by banks wow
il Christ Risen" Warren Resurrection" tenor SOLO It'll
violin obligato Shelley; R.cessiona, "Allelua, Risen
Lord Louis BcTge,
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CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist), Hardman Hall. 9th
lYth-st, entrance No. West l9thst-Sun-
l&ay- school 3 y. III. Church service y. IN.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor Madi,
sonave' and 73d.st.-lsev. WILLIAM CiiESIEnK VIII
nrrarh at IL o'clock a. m, Rev pI ALl-N Az DI.s III
he cvening az O'Clock Wedne day evening lecture on
the SUNDAY school lesson
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Gearhers.

Gearhers.
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ID ROCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
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SOCIETY OF ETHICAL cCLTURE-AProtcssor FELIX
ADLEf. lectures before this society in Chckering Hall
sunday April %, az IL rs a. subject The Charsc-
Der Of Washington" An interested invited Door,
oren at 10 30 q. m.
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AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 18th
81. between 5th and 9th ayes:-The Pastor Rey;;
srx,MPfEL NJ HAMILTON. d. D.. will preach at IL
q Nv and az n m Strangers always cordially welcome.
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ST BARTHOLOMEw'S CHURCH, Madison ave- ana
44th.st. the Rev ID. H. GREER D. D., Rector.-Snnday.
school az 80 a. m. Morning services II o'clock
Evening services at O'Clock. Strangers welcome
every service.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Grcene-st. near Canal-Iley. EDWARD p PAYSON
Will preach at 10 80 m. and D. All welcome
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T REEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold n j. 4Sth year
and classical courses
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tsrrytown- on. udsOn offers un.
for I .Ssi sSy HRMScSxc P
< UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYs.
- NORWALK. CONN.
CIRCULAR ON REQU ESI
F. s. ROBERTS, Ptn.
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
i Kill, N. Y.-Seno for Catalogue.
JOHN N TILDEN, A. NJ, NJ D., Principal
THE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS a. the Peekskil
4 Military Academy will open June 20, S9 send Tor
circular. JOHN n. TILDEN. A. NJ NJ d., Prlncipai
For Young Ladies Country.
r, oILFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEwOOD,
" n. j. Reopens September 90: Preparation for col.
lego specially Pupils admitted 70 Yssssr, Wellesley
and smith on our certificate. ADALlNE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH, A. b.
THE GRISwoLD HOME SCHOOL. LYME. CONN.
compshme harp and rich foreign embroideries
Especially recommended by physicians for delicate girls
For Both Sexes-Country
ID OCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack-on- the Hudson.-For
II Ladies Gentlemen. Enter at any time Scn1 lof
Catalogue. w. II. BANNISTER, A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
Il UROPEAN TRAVEL-The hcad-maser OF an I'M
IL porant school, who has made three VISITS 10 europe
charge OF young gentlemen, VIII b. rrauy 10 Slli
after June L. returning September ! particulars ana
references application. Address IRANLL, tribune
Onice.