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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-27
4 EICbME ISSUE.
Gardiner Home journal.

The Boston Globe thinks that Speaker
Reed and the Republican members of the
House will hear from their constituents
when another election comes around. We
think they will, too. The American peo-
pile are mostly those with common sense,
and they elect Congressman to do business,
not to sulk aud obstruct 1t. If there is
any one thing this year that ought to com
mend the Republican party 10 the people,
it is the breaking up of the foolish ILL
clustering rules that permitted a minority
to block all business, and if Speaker Reed
doesn't get bigger majority at the next
election than he ever had, he will not get
what he deserves.
GOOD ADVICE TO MAINE DEMOCRATS
Biddeford >tandard.J
1t is the wish of the Bangor Commercial
''to see the Democratic party take such
ground In this years campaign as shall
place Maine in line with her sister States
in the effort to shake OFF the incubus of
prohibition 1t is the belief of the Stan
dard that it is wiser for the Democrats of
Maine to adhere to their own policy and
practice, letting the rum questiou-and the
article itself->eyerely alone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-27
GllsWo1th Amr1ieaa.

AwetNLt Lov.4L A>p r'LIIl, n 'pt R>tL
rlB:I-uLp ENLtsr THukspAh ~ lat
Hs.se. ,eA -ounty Pubn-rinu Coffp7".
j. c. Chiicott, Editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
no IRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of

Francisco Cal October 20: ls9oproposals will be
,eiyod this office until II o'clock OF Thursday
the ith day Of December 1900 for furnishing the ma
md delivery the metal-work the Northwest
no LIGHT station California Plans. Specifications
n nroposa and other information be obtained on
spn alton :, This ofiee The right Is rsseyed reject
any or all bids and to waive defects w II. HEUER,
Major OF Engineers. L. s. A.. Lighthouse Engineer.
twelfth District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

Person, Johannes. to J w Smith, Audubon-avc.
~ 1s1th-st years. 81 295.
pierce Madeline TO j Soaring, OF Cooper-st, W oil
rmerson.st 3 years, 1890.
potter Orlando b. to Douglas, cor OF 5thave ana
eot..st instalmcpts, 10000
Iaepce Madeline 10 ! J Soaring OF Vermlye-st Of
uawthorne.st 3 years, s1.8GO.
WoeaenkaInp. August TO Morris, OF 170thss. OF
l1eetwood-ave, yeaI 81 600. ,
Smith Joel D. to Metropolitan Life ms Co, Of 10th
st " OF 7.,.aNc nsialnent-. mortgages, 1925 000
Sarc " Martin pisken, same property year, mort
tStratton Pamela, TO b Smith, Of sth.st Of 1s
ave- 8 years, 3 mortgages, -,
Schroeder, Cord II. ~ Henry Elias Brewing Co, cor
NJ Perry and 41st SIS, year. 81. 900.
sclhem. Hermann. 70 q Kanenbley, cor OF Alex
and.r.ayc and I34th-st years, IS 900. -
Scbnugg Francis J. TO German American Il II Title
Guarantee Co. 00th-st. Lexlngton-ave year.
smith, J H. to NJ Ramsey, Park-ave. 115thst
a wears f9). $4,000 ~. ~
'Tbf Vertical Tube Boiler Co. to Holland Trust Co.
Al, rights franchises. bonds. $4,000
ali rights franchises. &c. bonds. $4,000 ,o,., . -
shave demand t21 600 -.
Townsend Louise W, to Bowery Savings Bank, oil
Vaupel. Bertha, to n Hoffman, 1st-st 2dave,
wear SO 900. IN go,
Wooscy Emily 2 to W Bryce, r. s74th-st 1ith'
'wynkopp @ H. to Spies, 1oth-st 5thave.
wttkowsti, Henry, to MOoney. 22i East 11sthst
NWeiher. Lorcnz, to n Wise, S 1sth.st, W 6thave
weinberq Jocob l.. to Union Dime Savings Inst n s
asth.st " i1th-ave 5 years. $4,000.
Wveth Florence S. to F o Burridge Madson-
ave : 41st-st. 3 years $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
REcORDED MORTGAGES.

Attenhain. Kate + V. to Abberley, 17thst W
Ansors, Henry +. Pollock 7oth-st. Avenue
A. Erowa D. to- Title Guarantee and Trust Co. I'D
st. e iCth.aVe. years: go coo; ,o,,.,ys Ism.
- / a ss JONI to Scott 12eth-st' boulevard
Butt il H. to nowery Savings Bank 1st-ave.
-'t i1tt Marie T. + schuck. sothst 3dsye.
S'a iet wm H. to Lipnan lothave and ssh't.
ETfaes;a J. to cumi"N i''a'e SSd-'''
year John, to NJ Lissner. 7sthst 4th-aye.
'eu Blon Carl A. Person Audubona'e ls7th'
ST. ygar' Mar H. to Bank for Savings 1i7th-st
ithays Ann to Plat, 32dst. Of 9th.aye,
S farey faSpck Arkenburgh' 7othst Of
fannnq fhcs 81 Pans for Savings l7th-st,
,.nessi bernard 10 Levin sie Deaneeyst year.
Gum. Jane. b to Kane, sSth's Of llth-
ave iamrn D. to ese, 100 and lG East i2Cth-st
lie HcsnboiSSm. Alex. to Bacon. 1i5h-st. Of
isaacss Iosa, to isaacs' 2d-ave' Of l2eth'st'
'e.f jenkins ThOs j. to Wise ooth-s Of lst-ave.
Khchlce6,' X. to Boyd ist-avc. of iooth-st.
Kelly, Michael J, to Davenport ssd''t' Of
Krpit1lsh. EGTafd' to Jenkins e2s to 2s3 map
Striker, Bay Farm year mGrisases sioS 800
J., II
cor OF 9th-ave and I7tlst. year, e. 900.
Klein, Iencdict \. to /; solomon. ga MonIoe-st.
year mortgages, $4,000. 800.
Koln Arnold 70 \ Clinchy. excr. n OF 12ithst Of
ith-aNc, 3 years, $4,000
Lcsc Louis to Ash Ct sherif.st. n OF s;snton.st.
4 years, ~, 900.
Marvin. Helen, to Bremen oil ooth-s OF btn-aye,
year, g.. 500. .
Mcl,arrly. Alice NJ, TO 0ehse. OF Centre Market
Place, u Of GTaid-st, years. $1,000.
Mayer. FredrIcka, 70 II Gugeenheimcr: OF 0othst
OF IItL-aVe, > years, . mortgage, $4,000.
Mckay, G. Society for the Relief OF the Destitute
Blind Downing-St, OF Bedford st, years. So 600.
Mitchell l. A, 70 Schenerman Orchard-st, II OF
Stanton-st. . years, $4,000.
Mitchell IT, 70 Union Dime Savings Institution,
II ith.st " Of ist-aye, I year. 50 600.
McMahon. j. To j g Mcmahon, No DOB 3thave, In
lmonts, O.. soc.
Morris. ", to u Iosenstock, Columba.st, n OF.
EroOme-st, years 80 900.
Morris w. TO Il Oleo,t. property. 5 years
$40 600.
0dendah CaharInc, TO n ! Dole. 79th.st. W OF
2d-avs, years. ~, 900 - .-,-. ,.
So. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
SOME FINE MAP-MAKING.
NETWORK AND ITS ENvIRoNS ON PAPER

ADJACENT COUNTRY; Comprising the torh anS
OF New-York. Kings, Richmond wss,chvvs nra the the
County Of Hudson and Parts OF the Sounues " ~
Bergen, Passaie. Essex and Union, IN tns Ts" Hien
and C. G VcrmeUe the United states Coast surrey %
and the Geological Survey OF New''ersss .yorlH
Thirteen maps Julius bieh ~ Vs. '
In a country Of such magnificent areas as mis- ana
of such rapid and interesting changes IN aiu".i"'
topography, map making is an important ana a'a"ous
task but II has scarcely yet risen 10 the rank Oh ne
art There is little announcement to high artistic
finish in the preparation OF charts when III lew
months will be out OF date Accordingly the majority
Of American aliases have been notable more ior ,ic
enterprise with which they gathered In the latest &c
tails than for the precision and beauty with which they
,,s.n,ed them The great cities of the North Atlantic
scaboard and their envrons however, now oicr sum
GENTLY completed and stable field for the photographers
most pslnstakng efforts and render 1t worth While 10
make OF them maps OF the best artistic character s"ch
as those which German engineers engiavers and pub
fishers have given 10 an admring world And TINS
fact appears have been recognized by the projectors
of the noble work which now lies before us.
The volume contains thirteen maps One is an index
man OF the entire district indicated in the title map
1cx9 inches in size, on a scale OF four miles 10 inc
inch The Others are each 19x31 inches and on o
scale of two inches to the mile. This scale Is sum
GENTLY large admit the illustration Of all important
named and the names OF all city streets are given
Woodland, marshes, hills, streams large and small
watersheds and drainage all shown in amazing de-
tail yet never crowded as to be confusing Every
difference in elevation OF ten feet is clearly indicated
with the vvidncss OF relief chart; and even more
minute attention is paid TO the soundngs in the rivers
and harbor Lines Of latitude and longitude are given
for every two minutes. The lettering of the maps Is
clear legble, but not obtrusve and the same may
he said of all boundary lines, while the colorng, in
shaded neutral tints is harmonious and grateful to
the eye as AN october landscape
When it is added that these maps are all brand new
made from special surveys and accurate at the very
latest date, readers will understand that this Is
volume TO be greatly desired. 1t contains AL possible
details of metropolitan chorography presented in the
hest possible manner. II stands at the high water
mark Of American map-makng, mark which even the
best map makers OF the Old World will scarcely be able
70 surpass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
OF PuBLIC INsTRuCTIoN,

DEPARTMENT OF PU BLIC INSTRUCTION,
SECRErARY'S OFFICE, 1871 LIVINGSTON-ST..
DRooKLYN " ", November !. 1890.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until Tuesday, November H. 1890 at
4 o'clock M, for furnishing supplies, such book
baskets brooms brushes pals shoves step ladders
rubber hose, &c, to the public schools.
a sample OF each article must accompany the bid.
PROPOSAL blanks will be furnished BY the Secretary OF
the Board, which only will bids be received.
JAMES CLYNE,
Chairman Committee Supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
DEN N SYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot of Desbrosses and Corandt
900 A. M.-THE FAST LINE for the West Pullman
St. Louis r. next $ay cSn5s sss ,;S %
q mp F. GMIcA Gs. 5S
Dw2g and state Room ssePng RS9g s%SSs
sa and typeSre bathrooms both ss1
6s Of a home Or e s' By al stationary s and
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati $40 and
200 S r. M Its LOUIS cHcAGo AND CINCINNATI
RS 81 y o% sss s Ef en- Rs
f ss ra!' cgsaeh SeTYoIS
naa M OS next da Chicago 200 p m ana S' LOUIS
ESQ I'D Fs% s all
Gar anS g. bs
and Pumr% Dee e.
Louis second morning Connects for ce''
SOC s"d F. :'s M 0f?a ff, ExsREss Pullman Psss
P PSis1 ia Tar se
n1e daily fSr az rSdG daily and for cOrry o
sl ffrifSi s:T' %as aHf S s@rM
M. @ng L Ga l1' except
Sd sr9va I %nsSas sa s'S Rns s 81
sSpfsss 20 500 and So M 40 ESQ, si
i' So D. ioV rs Sunday is and 80 a. NJ 49, SOD
and 200 and IL 10 night: rof points on thesa'
peake and Ohio Railway aud Cincinnati, sleepers.
Dining Car, and Coaches through, 800 y. M daily,
For Long Branch Point Pleasant. and intermediate sta
tons weekdays 9:l0 a. m. IL 80 and $40 p N.
sunday 9;i 5as M 10 p M 40 not stop at A'0u'
FOX F'I %tr On sIe1Si Through Day Coach.
weekdays connects for Cape MAJ.
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York. PhiladePhia
and 90 D. m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line, 2;lo
p H. weeNdi FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave ss follows So cn,o,oo Limited with
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limtsn, and II 20
a. M IL 90, 90 2:!0, 100, 3 30. 90 10. ; 60
q 90 6 80 8 100 and o 100 p. m. and II 10 nlshe
Accom@odation 10 I'd 90 20 and rm oe M and sup
a. H. ZOO, 4 100, 80, 100. $3.50. 100: and s;oo
p m. and 70 10 night Accommodation 100 p "a
check baggage from hotels and residences through
For timetables OF local trains apply to any ticket ases'
OF f the Som y pIrGH r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
Real estate.
Real Gstafe.
REAL ESTATE
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

Mutual Life Building 80 Nassau st.
Capital and Surplus, s750,0o0.
MANAGES REAL ESTATE.
AZ Agents Of the Owners Buys, Sells and Rents
Property. Collects and RENTS Rents. Attends to
insurance, Repairs, Taxes and Assessments Col
lccts or pays interest Bond and Mortgage
ACTS AS EXECUTOR,
Administrator, Trustee. Assignee, Receiver. Guardian
OF Infants Estates, and Committee Of the Estates OF
Lunatlcs and Incompetent Persons.
RECEIVES MONEYS on DEPOSIT
and allows interest thereon and attends TO the invest
ment Of funds Collects Coupons, Dividends, &c.
TRUSTEES:
IIcrmapn II. Cammann, Robert LenoX Beknap,
Henry c. Swords, Charles &. Burke,
Jn,,rs 81. ,ainum Lispcnard Stewart,
Horace = Ety. Ebencsor >. MasOn
Joseph Thompson, Edwin w. Coggesball,
Henry Lewis Morris, Charles y. Peabody, Jr.,
IdwIn \. CFUlk shank j. William Beekman,
Joel r. Freeman, William d. Barbour,
George Minnie Frank s. WItherbee,
Charles A. SchcrnerhoIn, Douglas Robinson, Jr.,
James l. Raymond.
HENRY G. SWORDS, President
HERMANN II. CAMMANN. Vice .President
HENRY W. REIGHLEY Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. G. :.

WEoI SIVkr4 hAIII' sI.9' ,.,,e wet isd.st
station New.Yok follow aSd I 70 London.
i,etror ana Chicago. so a. % 10 p ~, is:iA
ST. Louis s5 Is - 10 p. Toronto w 90 p.Sce Mag
y 10 u. m. Buffalo, Rochester. suspeiisi9n sl5.
ara Fails Utica and syracuse. 80 - 81 4 Me- kings
3 15 D. M and ali 80 runs only TO ots' :, Is and
ton & 30 Z Is - :55. all 80 M 81 ~ 70 IS.
IS is D. M Catskil aud Albany. 20 ,,a,toas Wet
ali 40 a m: "a 90 IS rs. 5 ID D. ~ sS . 20.
POINT Cornwall Newburg. 3 80. - rs, d so.
% SIS all 30 M. i rs 81 200; 80 is No..
:. is D. Elegant sleeping ear, Tor ba"a nj through
Falls Detroit. Chicago. and ST. Louis on syn Annex.
trims a. 5. Leaves Brooklyn. via i,io%9a;;t st,on.
a iOlO a. 800 D. M jersey Guy rp,,iy except sat-
a II % A. m lS D. Daily, 'b''S 49, tle Aots.
aday All other trains daily except SUNDAY ,en Of in;
Timetable paror and seeping-car accom- ~, It. 10
formaton apply oaccs Br okyn 1888 York CITY
Fulton ST. Annex olice foot OF Fuitonsst NV IL Psrs
place 81 west i25th.st ard West shore a pr {.
West i2dst and foot OF JU's., Mo'' ave.
New-yakkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
STEAMBOATS,.

A -A.-TROY BOATS. City OF Troy or Sara.
"a t0ga. leave Pier 10 n. r. foot Wet i0ths daily
except Saturday. Sunday eamer touches ~ Albany
NATSkILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKlE
~ Boats leave daily, Sunday excepted. from Pier 80
foot st.. " r., at T.. NJ connecting ~ Hudson VIA
b. A. II. II. for oil points east. Also Lebanon Syringe
u X. direct TO bennington. w.
N EW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck Slip
~ lPier rs, H. RI at ,. m. ana Il NJ tsnndays ex'
eep,edl, arriving for trains North and Last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

DEPAKINENI UF II BLIC INoIKtC-
~ TON Secretary's Olce 1871 Livingston Brook
Ign. y. y, November 1, le90sealed proposals viii be
received this Office until Tuesday November H. 1890
o'clock D. m, for supplying for year from Jan
l. 1891 the public schools with stationery including
paper, pens pencils penhoder ink insands, envelopes
muciage. bo:ers rubbers blank stock states
etc sample Of each article must accompany the bid
Board, which only viii bids be received.
JOHN GRIFFIN. NJ. D.,
Chairman Committee Libraries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

n, HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
i paees illustrated. The standard authority on
American open air amusenents Rules for sailing, swim
ming ball playing, shooting horseback ri9ng &c, &C. In
fu al per COPY. Published by The Tribune. NewYork.
Entertaining and universally eoDnltleltd W the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
T EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortian'' 'A'
a m for satington and Intermediate polnt,. purAle
a. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmifa; h9o 49, chair
and the West Pottsyille and principal LOCAL piaSs
ear TO Lyons and Pullman car 70 suspnsun rolrt
20 A. M for Maueh Chunk and noInts.
II a m for H. ana b. Junction and ihVeIl'eui'"
On Sor TTnkhanpock and intermediate points Iris.
car 10 Tunkhannock. Connection TO keaui's "
40 D. M for Elmira and principal
Chair car 20 Wilkesbarrc and Pullman sleeper 10
Bridge. .,, MAJ. chunk and intermetisN
roints Chair ear MauCh Chunk .,,.,a nolnts.
~. 10 n M for Mauch Chunk ana in.efheu''' y
Connection O. Reading aud Harrisburg. ,s,e- BusLs
n M for Geneva. Lyons Elmia kocns,VSS, ,,s,snsoa
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons anu S"'''
Bridge. -. =, mn m m. and S:ty
~ n, conncc. FOR all points In Mahanoy ana h'1''
regions. s,,xn,y r,p,INS .,.
a. m. for Msuch Chunk, HaIietoh anu ,,nisrmeass
noints and II a. IN. for Shenandoah anu "''
points. ,,.,. .., ,o.o,,ned,.c points. a.
~ m FOR Geneva LYONS Elma. loche'tssi ,,.nson
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons anu 'D'''
"'1s General Eastern Office. 235 broadway
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european Advertisements.
Proposals.

ID Engineer Office, U. s. Army, Room "a Army
building, 80 whtehail.st New. York November l. 1sso-
Sealed proposals. tripcate break
water at Haven Conn viii be received at this office
until (l2 twelve O'Clock TUESDAY December ..
1890 The attention OF bidders is invited TO Acts OF
Congress approved February 26 1855 and February 23
1881 VOL o. page 1892 and vol. "a page 41i Statutes
Large. Further information be obtained this
Office. ID. &. HOUSTON, Colonel OF Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
RI 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 60, Army

u building New-Yor Oct. Is. ls9o-Scaled proposals
M trlpa ate will be received this Office until l. o'clock
uoon Wednesday. November ~ 1850 for the following
Sork: f. For tue construction OF new dkcs III. for
building and repairing existing bikes Ill For dredgins
" tn, Hudson River te,wecn Newc and Troy:
bidder. IS acts OF Congress February
"a 1885 and February - 1887. vol. 23 page 49,
yo "a page ~. satutes-atIarge and the River and
Narlor Act September 49, 1890 sections Sor
specifications. blank forms. and all information Apply
me undersigned. O.. l.. GILLESPIE Lieut. Col. OF En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
Cost an0 founo

I oST sTOLEN.-BankbooI issued by The Seamcn,s
IL Bank for savings NeW-loFk, 10 the subscriber IL
the hook or Information concerning It Is not sent 70 the
bank within 80 days. viii apply 10 The bank ior IL
cane Citation ALFRED l.. ISAACS.
New-York Nov. 3. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
II : ENGINEER OEFICE. Room 60 Army

u. building New.York. October 20 1s90.-Seaed Pro-
pOsnls In tripcats will be received this oncc until
& o'clock noon Monday December 1890 for the de:
livery at Sandy Hook, ~ j., OF 1000 cubic yards Of
Stone granite trap or mestone and % 900 bar
res OF Rosendae Cement The attention OF bidders Is
aud February 23 1887: Vol. % page 3s,. aud Vol "a
page IA Statutes For full information apply
to G. l.. GILLESPIE. Lieut.. Col Of Engineers.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-14


The Passaic Republican primaries resulted in
favor Of the nomination OF Mr.. Quackenbusfl for
Sheriff, and the denomination of Surrogate King.
Mr.. Quackenbush was beaten three years ago by
Mr. Cadmns.
The Rev. J. r. Snyder has accepted the Pro.
hibition nomination for Congress in the Second
| district. ~
The taxable valuation Of Morris county is s2is-
o6,75s; polls, 1862. Warren county 3ls.-
sos; polls 1888.
The Tuckerton Local Option election is to be
csrtioraried to the Supreme Court on the
grounds of unconstitutionality
The Morris County Democratic Convention
viii meet on September %
Assemblyman ofccsah, Of Passaicscounty, de-
clines denomination.
The Singer Saving Machine Works, at Eliza
beth, were inspected by Deputy State Factory
Inspectors Sayre and Callan recently. They
expressed themselves as entirely satisfied with
the condition Of things and said the factory laws
were web observed. They went over every de-
partment in the immense establishment and
said they found no children working in it under
the age prescribed by law.
The first snle Of land in Railway for unpaid
taxes and assessments took place on Friday un-
der the Martin act. The bidding was lively and
good prices were realized by the city. In ell
$50 pieces Of property were Sold exclusively in
the First ward Of the city. Among them were
two tracts owned by General B. f. Tracy. Sec
rotary Of the Navy. Much surprise was oc
casioned by the failure of the owner to redeem
the land, whichis quite valuable. They were
knocked down to a resident Of the place. Mr..
Tracy says he did not know Of the sale.
Garwood Haines Mansfield farmer, raised
soma peculiar melons this season. A dealer
in town who bought lot from him had fonr re-
turned. but the remainder gave extra satisfac-
ton. The four returned looked like fine dark
green watermelons, but when cut the inside was
found to be bright yellow and tasted like
mixture of pumpkin and watermelon, with the
flavor Of the former predominating The seeds
also resembled those of pumpkin It was
probably a freak Of nature that produced these
pumpkin watermeions. The two fruits must
have grown near each other and the pollen got
mixed.
The Warren county Prohibitionlsts have made
the following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andrew
Davis Of Mansfield; Sheriff. Benjamin Perry, Of
Mansfield; County Clerk, George E. Fuller, of
Phillpsburg; Coroners, William Sites, of Wash
inston, and n H. Allen of Belvidere. William
G. Dufford was nominated for the Assembly in
the First district.
Ex-Freeholder John Isenman, OF Crawford,
who is one Of the strongest Democrats Of Union
county has informed sAssemblyman Marsh that
he will oppose tooth and nah his proposed can
dldacy for the State Senate, and threatens If
Marsh DO nominated to bolt the ticket This has
caused a commotion In Union county politics. as
Isenman has much political influence
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-14
DIED.


OEFERMAN-on september H. 1890 Of conclusion
OF the brain, Susie H.. daughter OF Emma an d
the late Martin b Oiferman-
Funeral sunday, 5epten Der IL, ut two d. i,
from her uncIe's residence No. ~ Mercer street
ScHRElBER-on Thursday. Sept ember IL 1890
Elizabeth, wife OF Frederick schreiber, aged
twenty six years
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from No.s1 Halliday street, La
fayette on sunday, at Two p. m.
BEGGINS-On Friday September -, ESQ Anna
Elizabeth Beggins. beloved daughter of Jam es
and Elizabeth Beggins formerly Of this city,
aged eleven months and ten days
Relatives and friends Of the family respec I
fully requested 10 attend the funeral on Sund ay.
September a. at two O'Clock D. M, from the resi-
dence of her parents No. q state street, South
Brooklyn, N. x.
SWEEEY--on Thursday, September II. 1870, Bridget
sweeny beloved mother Of John and Edward
SWeeny, aged sevenLy-eight Years.
Relatives and friends or The family are respect
fully requested 20 attend, the funeral on Sunday,
SeDteniber Ia at two O'Clock p. M from her late
residence, No. 2la Thirteenth street.
SKEREATT-Entered into rest at the residence
Of her law, George X. DeaNe
No. 64S Ocean avenue. Greenvflle, Sarah 4. Skier
raft, second DAUGHTER of the late Henry and
Sarah Skerratt.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Monday keptsmb Der IS al
two y M. at the Grace f. T. Church, corner Ocean
and faiisade avenues
GILLlES- suddenly. on Friday, September H. 1890
Ellen widow OF the late James Giliies, aged
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on Monday
September Is at nine O'Clock a. M from her late
restdence, No, 2l5 clean avenue, thence to ST.
requiem will DC offered for the happy repose OF her
spul-