Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-03-22

Mrs. Smith, who has been lying i'll
at the Sisters Home, on Third street,
for some time past, while coming down
stairs on Monday evening, about 7.3O
o'clock, missed her footing and was
thrown to the floor below, striking her
head and making a bad wound above
the temple. DR. Taylor was called in
but the lady expired in about twenty
minutes.
About Is couples attended the hop
given by the Ivy Leaf Social, in the
armory of Co. H, on Monday evening
and had an enjoyable time, Fogarty's
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing. The guests were from Bur-
lington, Riverside, Camden, this city
and other places. The affair did not
terminate until after | o'clock in the
morning.
The miniature hose carriage, hook and
ladder truck, steam fire engine and in
surance patrol wagon, which will be
CHANGED off at the coming fair Of Bev-
erly Fire Co., No 1, are on exhibition
in the windows of Simon's segar store,
Van Meters drug store and Warren St.
Pharmacy. The novel toys attract a
great deal of attention, especially from
the juveniles.
WHO STARTED IT?-Who started
that story that Butler was giving away
Hams. Butler has been overrun with
for the gift, and wishes it
that he has no Hams to
give away. The misunderstanding
arose from the remark of
some customer that they were literally
giving away Hams at Buffers, Of
course that simply meant that the
prices asked were next to a gift, which
is true.
A vocal and instrumental concert
will be given under the auspices of Co.
H, this city, in Odd Fellows Hall
next Saturday evening The proceeds
will be given to the members of the
who have been confined to
the house some time with sickness.
home talent and the
Glee Club, of Camden,
have volunteered their services, and a
first-class entertainment is assured.
The object for which the affair is given,
should crowd the house to overlooking.
The military company which has
just been formed in Bordentown, to be
attached to the Seventh Regiment, N.
g., N. j. has elected the following
officers: Captain, Philip Brakeley
first lieutenant, Chas. O. Anderson
second lieutenant, Charles Baker first
Wallace Elliott second SER
geant, Charles Stillwell third sergeant,
VIM. Lees; fourth sergeant, Amos
Thorn fifth sergeant, Anthony Ton
ney first corporal, M. Powell, second
A. Parker; third corporal.
Joseph Fowler: fourth corporal, j,
Britton fifth corporal, j. G. Flynn.
AT an early hour on Wednesday
burglars effected an entrance
into Russ Maple Shade Hotel, on the
Coopertown road, by forcing the front
door of the dwelling with a jimmy.
They went into Mr.. Russ room and
took large amount of money from
his pants pockets, and then entered
the sleeping apartments Of Mr.. Gill, a
boarder, and secured an overcoat, and
nearly SO from his pantaloons The
thieves then proceeded to the bar-room
where they pried out the money draX
er and carried it off, besides box of
cigars. While in this room they had
a feast as a bottle Of liquor and glasses
were found on the bar when the pro
prietor made his appearance at $50 in
the morning. Mr.. Russ lost about
$40 in cash, and a silver watch. The
robbers did their work in quiet man
ner, as none of the inmates Of the
house heard their operations. The
thieves did not enter the room back of
the bar-room where two small dogs
of the family were kept, and it is
chloroform was used by the
robbers to Supply them.
Patents granted to inventors in the
State of New Jersey during the past
week, reported for this paper by G.
A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers and
Solicitors, opposite United States Pat
ent Office, Washington, d. G. d.
Austermuhl, Jr., Cramer's Hill, Bolt
C. S. Cafrey, Camden, Carriage fen
der; d. P. Clark, Jersey City, Vehicle
springs; w. p. Clark, Newark, Line
fastener; H. j. w. S. Cook, East
Orange, Cooling apparatus; M. Dono-
van, Paterson, Vehicle skid; T. A.
Edison, Llewellyn Park, Phonograph
for dolls; S. Hartshorn, Short Hills,
Shade roller; j. w. Knell, Highlands,
Apparatus for producing illusory dra
matte effects; w. Livingstone, Jersey
City, Caster; L. Stevenson, Morristown,
Ice cream freezer; E. H. Taylor, Pat
terson, Shaft leveler j. H. Trow-
bridge, Newark, rufier for sewing
machines j. A. Turnbull, Essex, Co.,
Sash fastener w. Vielhaber, Paterson,
Valve L. Winner, Elizabeth, Yarn
nipper. Drawings and specifications
Of any of these patents will be sent for
the Government price, % cents, in
stamps. Always give date of paper
and address G.. A. Snow Il Co.