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New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rRLHcLroY nnrS SINGLxG DoWN ~ DIVE.

Charlc.tOn s. C.. Dec II (~p"clIli-Ihe princeton
toes have possession tonight of the Cradle OF Sc
Cc--Iun.' Tho Princeton Glcc aud Banjo clubs dT-
rived here TN, morning and were at once received
ly the Princeton Alumni living here They had
uuchcon at Judge yan',. and to night they aitcnNrd
bail given i'm their honor by ". If. Elawcy, fan
aiumuus Of the college. The orange and the black
the fashionable coors IN Charleston TO night The
concert at the Grand opera House tonight was at
tended 10y the fashionable people Of the city, who
thoroughly enjoyed the songs and glccs The BOYS
sang to the tUuc of Dixie college song that
hioi ght down the house. The Word9 were I'm glad
I'ul not IN Harvard am. am, I'm glad I'm not III
Harvard, where they 90 swimming in the soup
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
, MERRY TINE AT THE FEDERAL cLrR

4 large number Of members Of Tie popular Federal
Cub gathered last night a; the ciib house Fifty nmtlr
,t and MadisOn-aVc., to watch the Old year ont and
fho NOW wear in. They entertained by It .aIc1
programme. which was contributed by Charles H..
>frckic, the Dore brothers i. stanley Joyce Frank
Fullerton Elmer Richardson ana James :. Burdcrt.
4 pleasant evening was pressed Among those present
,c,c cxi'ptcd state, Treasurer l.. T.. Chitcndcn,
President " f. Kcycs lame, II. Phipps. Albert
irllany James owens, icnIamin l.. LuddingtOn. Dr.
". T. Morse. n u. Hunt, J. " Il. Garrison, george
4. Garrison and GifDrd Hurry.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
THE 1yycosy cLrB ~ BROOKLYN HAPrr.

About 800 members Of the Lincoln Club oi hroo"
lvn and their friends watched the old wear ou' a''
the rev year in al their new club house No. I'D
Putnam.avc.. BROOKLYN In the carN p'It "i '''
evening thcv wcre amused ard entertained hF 10
vol selected programme hy Tr'fc--or g.. d. N'A'
lightning cari,atursl and vcntrlogul-t Charles 60.
seymour mimic IuItator. and tHe hi'""Nh I'VE
Clcc cub. Ju-t before the clHh 'rG Ai,i ~.
-v-c president Ham Boru made tn a'dr'-~ iN
,,l.,, he congratulated trc members % iI' 'u' Nv
the prosperity wl.ch had attended them d"'.H
i,-, ,.,r lie Was followed hs tIc I"N. Il- -. d.
Iob,cud, Who enlarged upon tine opportunities i"i
usefulness which the CLUB po,-'--'l'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
4 PARTING GIFT 70 SECRETARY COOK.

Albany. Dec. II secretary Of state Cook today
visited f'e Executive C'aH.'c~ 20 pay his parting re-
srec,s 20 Governor llul and a'out the same time
most Of the other rate officers appeared there. The
Governor insisted speech from the retiring Sccrc
tary, bat VI. Cook complained OF having Influenza and
attempted 20 hurry away. Governor lill then dc
tiarcd tIai hr would compel Nr. cook 10 make a
speech ano lI.Inr from drawer case containing
500 cod wat. lc presented IL to the secretary on
ealf 0 h, associates The secretary Of state thanked
h, colleagues declaring that lie was the happlcst
Uutchman IN America
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
FIXING RATES roR KlySAS iyD NEBRASKA

Chicago Dec 81 The Bound II Manager, Of the Inter.
Commerce Railway Association agreed To-day upon
l1-, oi freight rat, to apply Kansas and Nebraska
local tr,n.. Ncw tariffs adopted. G., t,.c .n,,t
January 10 making SLIGHT advance in Nebraska rates
and proporouate durton in kan,a, rats. n order To
place them on q basis. meeting viii Doe held
adjust the through rates from Chicago
and Nebraska points In conformity with the local
InL.s thl. n-lnMlL-l-l u.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

for upbuildiDs Of our Navy to which he Is well
entitled. II was his work that made easy what has
followed under his in ohCe. IT Is the first
step that counts, and that was taken by william T.
Chandler. TO whom all honor shOnld be gwen. Refer
ring 10 the coming visit Of squadron OF EvOlu-
ton, an English paper says: "Thc squadron serves
demonstration Of the practical results Of the
naval policy which entered npon ~ the United
states In 1883. when Mr.. ". f. Chandler at The
head OF the Navy HOard and az II consists.
clusively OF modern vessels Of new and powerful types
and is really the only effective cruising squadron that
the United States can az present send TO sea. It j.
certain to attract the interest ard curiosity Of
European naval experts"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
prARsnN nENDRLCKSON.

Rcd Bank Y. j. Dec 81 tspeciail.-Pearson Hendrick'
SON one of ,hc oldest resident, Eastern Monmouth
County died today at the OF cghy-sN years and
i've months He had Nord the Democratic ticket for
sNty.iour years lie amasscd large fortune oy keeping
store and running A crist and mill Linton Falls,
in this township About twenty-five years ago he moved
TO Red Bank and had lived a retired life ever since HIS
wife died two years ago lie leaves Several children,
The funeral Will BE- hod at the Presbyterian Church on
Erdly afternoon at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rpIrS AuIC ,RLE ATTITUDE.

A subcommittee Of the general grievance commit
tee of the employees Of the New York. Lake Erie ana
Western Railroad called ON General superintendent
W j. Murphy Yesterday md arranged Am am'i'I'
settlement, Of the grievance, -Iranitcd b, individuals
cuploycd about the comrany's yaid-. A. J.. N0unc-"'
acted as spokesman for the visiting committee. an
taid among other things that the men were dl.~Ai
fed Lccau~c it was uncertain when th"v v"td lt
required t. work and when they would have 10 I' oil
Mr. Murphy promised 10 do all hc could lr L'r case
and the engineers composing the committee returned
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
c;f.ycry At TUE p0STOFFTCE.

Postmaster Van COtt has simpbhcd the onciai WORN
At the rosOilicc by some changes "hi'h VIII :" I"'"
effect today The number of divisions IS reduced to
five Tho AUDITORS cashiers and other departments.
formerly separated. have been united IN the dV'ioH ol
finance and accounts OF which Second ASSISTANT Tpst
master IanlsOn T. Morgan viii have charge. Ihdcr
this aIau cement the work Of these demfihcH'o VII
also b. more easily examined by the Postmaster. ih:
other divisions viii remain bciOrc, bat chahec WIZ
Dc made IN the supcrntcndcncy of the HceIsuJ ~
vision William !. Russell the former superintendent
has resigned, and j. NJ. Wood has been appointed III
f.cs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rpnroslyG 4 coyNIrrroNAL ANEXDNEyT

mo N,Don-I Lcacno ~ ~ I.0I0-'o0 u Nm1T70IN
institutions ia, completed 10. permanent or-'n1A
ton. At the L.st meeting ol thr League tlo folio"
ir. proposed form for the XVIII Amendment o." ih
Constitution Of the United states va' reported o'
the law committee.
40 state shall pass any Law rc-pc, ting anv c.'''
u.bucnt Of rcll..oi OF pIohihitrs The fcc t''I'.~
,hercof ar u-e u- uropcrry money nr credit or ans
mower Of taxation on authorize either 10 De- u-rd '
Inc purpose Of founding. maintaining 'I a"'.- '.'
cir,rh religions denomination or religion society.
or auv institution or undertaking under scctaran or
ecclesiastical control
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
NR FLtGLER.y GTFT TO MS yJEcrS

Loclport. y s., Dec. II (-pcdaD.-A muniGccnt
Christmas present has been received by two ladies OF
tli, city, The elvcr is Henry VI. Illclcr the stand
ard oil director and owner Of the Ponce de Leon Hotel
n II. Augustine Fla. the recipients Mrs Eugene
VI. Ashley and Mr.. John H. Arnold. two sisters. niccc-
Of Mr.. fnglcr Ihcy We're presented with $4,000 of
standard oil stock paving l. per cent annually. 10 be
divided equally hriNccn thcm.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
prcrrTyoy on 1 SrriuyHfP.

The Ward Line Of steamships CAV" th.r annual N'"
yc,r,. rrcoution on bOIfd their sann 'l'nipr''' li
nglt The ship r-tciul4' d''".''" VIVID b''-' """
~ and o,c,or.c,. Ti,r. ucfe song, aud f.ct,t ou- f.
,,,d iv An addlc,. Of wclooAc o. So T.. Hih D.0 ih"
,o..t. were: ..Ihr Ncw.Yorl and ub1 N3 80 n co., i}
pooy. ..Our Guest" Join +. Flummor. 'in' I'dt.-.
r. W rar-on-. Dancin@ aud .nppI lol'"'l A'"''
,,,sc rr,.ouf wore Gcorgo T. Wcd +. ll-k. !. Irnt
po,oY,n. Perry F-k MI, CooA. captain tol". "i t,c
ri,,tuc,o. n g. Booth v. o j.. walker W. II. T..
,tuoh,. simon Pory aud Christopher Hagen.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
POLICEMAN REscUEs A CRIPPLE.

Flames we're discovered the third floor OF NO.
4s Blcecker.st last night The ground floor OF the
house Is occupied by 5 F. Owtz, hat manufacturer
the upper floors let as teremerts. The fire
spread rapidly, and cries 10 help heard on the
ION floor Policeman McCaaerty rushed through the
smoke and flames and rescued Pauline Ravy, an Old
Frenchwoman. a cripple who was unable 70 leave he'
bed lie carried her down the stair The fire
put out after about ~ 900 damage had been done.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
PATTI CHARMED BY 4 BOT SINGER.

CM~-o. Dee. 3l.-The continued Illness Il the
tenor Tama-.o c,mpcis another p.,'poncmcnt Of
~Ctcllo.~ Tile Ilucucuot,7 va, given 10 night
Batchfod Katauaush the boy soprano Of Grace
Episcopal Church. met Nine. Ia't tli, afternoon ana
sang IN ..e diva. Tie song selected was .. Lord
Ec'1ke Nc Not.~ and Va, wei rendered.
81 never heard any thing Ike it, said Nine. Patti.
Il b., grand but if hc were my boy should not let
Dim. sing such h'tty rlu-Ic'
fIe diva unaffected her delight by kissing young
Ia tn.ugu.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
cr,rpo,rlyG THEIR GoLDry WEDDING

Mr. and MI,. Martin Maulo c'l,b'rd u'' r.lf.n
ycedding last night 40 their h..n SO. l,.i NIn't'
NON ,,c ,n,rl.r. ~ iAe sI.tv-nnt efr.f r'n.u'
rrl.coIM Church. and %" EF. j. W. Johnston. '
,s-fo- presented 20 uru con t.''.' -"" oi money
Lt,r Of t,o congregation. Tine couple won" m'.n'd "
ohio Congratulations "crc ono0d bf 'fs company
.,t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Portae, Wis, Dec. 3l.-Alva Stewart. Judge OF the
IXth Judicial OF this State, died at the Corning
House thl, city last night. from pneumonia. Judge
Stewart wa. sNvcght years OF age and had been the
bench OF this Crcllt for twenty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

state Of intellectual cultivation In Newfor for there
nothing primitive the state Of society which
assumes 70 base an advanced civilization upon purely
material and commercial foundations Compared with
the state OF culture which prevails in Norwegian
towns, rich metropolis" Is In condition OF ex-
treme intellectual bachwardncss..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
pyviKEABLE EXHIBIT.

The Equitable Life Assurance society reports l'l
the wear A new business Of r175.ooo.ooo. t" largest
h,,.tro.s written bv any company BOO ~. 1hc o9'
,,,ct,, a. r,u,c. of thr socictv. now exceed 30.
600 C0o H. asset, are .IO3.OJDoDo. ard ua ."p.n
De-, DD
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
ROSTON LOSLNG IT'S PORT TRADE.

Hoston Dee. - t>prcian.-rhc receipt, for the year
1850 at the Boston Custom House considerably
smaller than for l7-- and 1857. The receipts for l777
were f32.-- .599 for l-oS *21 1866 3l3 for the year
Just ended. 81 -7jf.2G~.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Tho personal discomfort and the worry of a Con
slant Conch and the Soreness Of Lungs and Throat
which usually attend it. are all rcmcdicd by DR.. D.
Jaync's Expcctorant. safe medicine for Pulmonary
disorders and Throat Affections. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

When baby was sick. ~ gayc her CaStoria.
When she was Chl.d she cried sor ClstOra.
When she became Mis-. she ctHug % Cast ria
When shs hg1 Children, she gave them Castoria
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

in toys A. Week & Co.. quilters. and 6 F. Hin &
Son, dealers in toys. The loss about 100000,
which covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
CREDIT TO WH0H CREDIT IS DUE.
Army and Navy Journal.

From Tie Army and Navy Journal
art glad 10 That secretary Chandler
now I'niied states Senator from New Hampshire IS
receiving the credit for taking the preliminary steps
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

DIR. Robert Hunters pamphlet on the treatment ot
throat aud lung diseases by mcdtatu air can be obNne
free at SD Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

jth.ave. and 33d-st. :, paat!al model home with all
hotel coavcnlences. Cuisine unsurpassed Lorcnz Reich
proprietor
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
CORA KENNEDY
JUDGE AINA STEWART.

London pee 3l.-cor, Kennedy, the American p0e'eSs
ha, died a. O,pcdalctto. m ltaiy
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
MARRIED.

LMURT-GARDNER-Decembe 2e 1889, As las East
Il5tb.st by the Rev. ). II, Hoyt, Of Bedford, N r.
Mr.. Jefferson Wlmurt and Miss Lucy B. Gardner,
daughter OF Mr. /. l., Gardner.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
MORTON FISHER.
COLONEL HENRY YULE.

London. Dec. 3l-The death is announced here Of
Morton Fisher, American engineer.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Innmrnsn. Ia Grippe" Take Umburts Rubin
Camphor Illls. \ preventative and cuir. Last 18th
st, and Druggists cycNNhcrc - cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
The Cambridge,

THE BOYNTON FURNACE CO.
For Doyntons Furnaces Hot Water Heaters. RangeS
&C. 10 TO 207 and 210 Wa;er.st. New.York
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Mems S Shoes for Sl.9s, and 81 Shoes at 81. %
calf patent leather also cork socs direct from make
wcar'r saving middle profits. Kennedy 2G Cortland
e.. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

London. Dec 3l.-The death is announced OF Colonel
Honry Yue. c. b., LII. D., formerly member Of the
Council OF Iuda.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

HARD LOT OF TIE LETTER CARRIERS.
10 me razor Of The Trtbune.
Sir our letter carriers are ovcrworkcd and nos
too nbcnIy pad. SYMPATHY
NCw-lorn, Dec. 81, l--9.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Announcements.

A word Of advice If You are troubled with the
slightest irritation Of the throat Brunmois Cello
batcd Cough Drops. Genuine have a. IL. B. on each
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Tho tradcs man. storckecpcr, shopkccpor, merchant.
what Won WILL who doesn't want 10 sell his goods
ought 10 place sign On his biz window No goods
sold here. This store kept for fun" Then he would
mend his manners and spare our tcmper'. Paste
ms in hi, black skull cap. which he wear, from
profpuud conviction that good men are scarce.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

For " La Grippe Coughs, Colds take Dr. O.
SsS% N'a' Hmannd i ",anq tam"s Of Tho
Shrew II Grandst. Jersey city, y. J,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Dr,ryrss ,vD Ur,n NOISES C,RED

. ePFCKs PAT INVISIBLE TUHrLAg FAR CUSHIONS. wms
rers heard all remedies fail illustrated
book proofs IEEE Call write f. Hiscox. s53 Bway
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
.Iulia Thomas

Julia Thomas died December o6.-Resoved, AZ .
% Directors of the Ladies' Health
Proecti,e Association. held December 30 ls,o that va
do heirbv take this method ~ showing Or sympathy "a
thc family ~ our lar. dir,c'or Miss julia Thomas.
Resolved That hor have lost valuable director.
A Kind friend and hearty co-wofker.
Resolved. That these lcsontions b. placed upon ua
minutes ~ our and thlt copy BE- sent 20 thb
family Of deceased friend.
The member, OF Commonw wealth Council 40 5i2. Royal
Arclnum hereby no'.d u The death Of Bro Henry
J. Sehruck. OSWALD WEBER, Jf Regent.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
HENRY \. DANIELS. N. d.,

Diseases OF the Nervous System. Genio Urnav orRanA
impotence and Sterility. Hours 5 " IL 70 s
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

A.-A.- Red Leitcr kNrnct|
,raie by Standard petumery Works are. delicate. lasting
and true their way into popular favor ~
merit alone. Flower DE- Luce and Hearts Ease az en-
urey combira ions and delightfully."- fragrant
Sold hy lealnc dallers On pefnmery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Cod Liver Oii.-Thi, in, nlunbe medicine for weak
lungs and debility is frequently rendered unavailable BY
rs strong Oior ani taste. Cas~ell. Massey Co.'S
EMULSION Of COD LIVER OIL with PEPSIN and
oUININE entirely oyertomes these objections
SEE LETTERS FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS TO
CASWLLL. MASSEY Co.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
~ B,way. 5.s shave. ami Nerp,rt. n I.


PREsEKVTn BRANDIED, CANNED ANO sPfcEn
PURE RED CUKKANr JELLY 4 SPECIALITY.
Eyary,hing put up ani pt utl tll rlr prcsS
references &c address Mrs SARAH :. NCELRAIH. 81
Dograw- st. Brooklyn. y. Y
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
On Tuesday, November 18th.

We will sell. at public auction, tie
following real estate, all situated in
the Town OF Durham:
One Prize Room Lot, on Main
Street, near Five Points, ~! feet
front running back to Green Street
1871 feet.
Two Lots on South Street, each with
four room dwellings-75 feet front
each, and running back la feet.
One lot on McMannen Street, with
five room dwelling and outhouses,
159 feet front and 154 feet deep.
This is all very desirable property
and situated in the best part Of the
city.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third
cash, balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from day 81
sale a. eight per cent.
V. BALLARD,
W. s. HALLIBURTON.
Trustees Of W. T. Blackwell,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05

aeratic majority and will probably
send solid delegation to Congress
az a rehuke to the Republicans for
traudu'ently un eating lion Geo. D,
Wise.
John 1hompson's maJerity in
Wake over G. d. Upchurch is Ais,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval Of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Sysur cf Figs, as the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate the value
OF the qualities on which its success is
based and areabunnantly gratifying
the California Fig Syrup Company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05
DURHAM RECORDER.
VICTORY! VICTORY
DEMOCRATIC GAINS EVERY
wHERE---THE mckinley
DIDIT---HURRAH FOR
THE USTERRIFIED
DEMOCRACY.

!. DEMOCRACY.
The Send Congress Democratic
by a rs Majority---Now
For Cleveland in 1892.
Wake county elected every Dem,
ocratic candidate by a good majority.
Clerk c. D. Upchurch, defeated by
John w. Thompson.
Chatham goes Democratic by from
500 70 700.
Granville elects entire Democrat
ic ticket by 800.
Moore Democratic by 400.
Wilson county elects entire Dem.
ocratic ticket BIZ 1000.
Rowan county still a head and
goes 1900 for Democracy.
Rockingham county gives Badly
Williams, Democrat for Congress,
100.
Lenoir stands GOO for Democracy.
Warren county. heretofore 1000
Republican, elects part of the DEM
ocratic ticket.
Macon county is Democratic by
200 majority.
Advices fiom Swain county gives
q Democratic majority Of 800.
jackson is solid for Democracy.
She has 500 majority.
Haywood county sends greetings
to The world with a Democratic ma
jority Of $50.
Returns from Mcdowell county
indicate majority for the Demo
Gratis OF over 200.
Burke county elects the Democra-
tic ticket by 200 majority.
New Hanover and Fender elects
John D. Belamy, Democrat, to the
Senate.
Forsythe gives Badly Williams a
small majority.
Barber beats Tom Settle for So.
licitor in the Winston district.
Democrats in Edgecombe county
elect sheriff, treasurer and clerk,
Halifax county elects Democratic
Representative ticket. The Repub-
lican county ticket supposed to b.
elected.
Pitt county elects the entire Dem
ocratic ticket. Branch. Democrat
for Congress, gets 500 large gain
Watauga county elects the entir
Democratic ticket bya good major
ity. In 1888 this county gave a Re
publican majority Of 81.
Crawford, Democrat, defeat
Ewart, Republican, for Congress. il
the AsheFille district.
West Virginia sends a solid Dem
ocratic delegation to Congress.
Democrats make large gains in A.
kansas.
Democrats carry New Hampshir,
will elect q Democrat to succeed th
Blair, father Of the famous education
81 bill.
Mayor Grant re elected mayor I
New York by large majority, d
feating the fusion candidate.
Tilman and the whole Alliarc
ticket elected in South Carolina. I'll
negroes refused to vote for Jud,
Haskell.
Patterson elected Governor
Penn. This is a Democratic gain
10000 over Harrison and CIevelar
election.
Mckinley and the infamous Ca
non are defeated
Texas sends . solid Democrat
delegation to Congress.
Democrats gain In Wisconsin.
Old Virginia rolls up Il big Der
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05

Your buggies and phaetons from
R. l. Rogers. He is selling out ut
low figures sept 3.tf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

-Yon had better attend the grand
sale. at Ruxboro, on tine 18th, a good
many of those that bought lots there
on the Goth. of August, can sell low
for a good p oft but as those are inn
proved that was sold then, it will
greatly increase the value of those to
sell. A good chance to invest to
make 1t pay and we don't see any
chance to loose.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05

1t is astonishing how rapidly the
feeble and debilitated gain strength
and vigor when taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. For what are called "brok,
en- down constitutions" nothing else
has proved so effective as this pow
erful but perfectly safe medicine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-05

CD SPENCER, formerly proprietor
Of the ST. Joseph EseUing News, saws
lie has been greatly benefited by the
nse Of siierobe Killer, md Ii sin Us
ing H.. Fot sale BIS Il BLAcESALl. i
SoN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
TOWN TOPICS.


hAnAeF~ Approach
The leaves are falling nom the trees; the birds
The songs Of love and gladness they warble In
the spring;
But though the days are shorter and the winds
do moan amt SIKH.
The season IS approaching FOR the
Hot
Critic Pie.
Cabinets 81, Wykes', 35 Monroe-st.
Everybody must re-register if they
want to vote this fall.
In order 10 vote everybody must re-
register oct. 3O-3l and Nov. I.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brown, of
155 Second-st., ii pound boy.
After a brief vacation, Patrolmen
Gil and Jsques have returned.
The new agent at Lilly, on the c. &
W. NJ, is h. F. Harris, vice o. V. Plea.
The Michigan Central people are now
happy. The pay car has only just left
The cable cars are now as warm and
comfortable as stoves can make them.
The sparrow bounty paid by the coun-
y treasurer the current year to Octo-
Der lat, was S792.
A dramatic club viii be organized
next Tuesday evening by certain of the
Owashtanong club.
c. +. Malone Is the loser of so in
gold, check for $40, and half soy-
ereign, on MOnroe-st.
Registration days. october 3O-3l and
November l. You can't vote this fall
unless you re-register.
The police authorities have in their
possession an ugly weapon IN the shape
OF s. dagger, found on West Brldge-st.
Dunham, Meigs. and other friends.
are we'll taken care of, and will not
lose one cent, at least not through Mr..
Peters.
A small row occurred at Lampman's 5
boarding house yesterday morning,
but It subsidized on the approach of pO-
lice officers.
The MESSIAH Baptist Church will give
a concert at No. Il. Pearl-st., Novem-
ber 8. for the benefit of the pastor, c.
". Johnson.
Remember. everybody must re-reg-
ister this election OF you can't vote.
Registration DAYS, Thursday, October
80. Friday, October 81, Saturday, No.
vember I.
Harry A. BRITT. the genial repre-
sentative OF the Toledo Brewing Co,
IN this city, 8 expected home from q
two weeks visit 20 Montreal, New York
and other Eastern points, in the inter
est OF MS company.
G. G. Rood. while driving on East
Cbcrry-st. last evening. about O clock
was struck by the cable, which wa.
running down grade. and could not
stop. Mr.. Rood. though slightly shaken
up, came out glorious compared to his
bugU.
Rev. A. H. RautOn : now on his way
90 California, TO spend the winter. lie
preached 10 a large and appreclativC
audience a. the Plsiuheld-sve. VI. +
Church yesterday morning. and Occu
pied the pulpit of the Divison-streei
NJ. <. Church last evening.
Rev. J. c. Pulcher. Of So. James
Church. went 20 sandwich. Ont. to al
tend the conservation of Father nov
Bishop OCounor. Father Launy. OF
Sc. Alph0nsus Parish. Ofiicisted st So
sJames, and delivered an able and
eloquent sermon from the gospel Of to-
dav