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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
Benevolent and Protective order of Ellss.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Ellss-
The Elks Will have two rival Grand
Lodge meetings on Tuesday next New
York Lodge, respecting the decree Of the
Court and disregarding the order OF sus-
pension of the Exalted Grand Ruler, has
called session of the Grand Lodge at
New York city. They have on their roll
a sufficient number of Grand Lodge mem-
bers to constitute quorum. The other
Grand Lodge meeting will be at Cleveland
and the session will De decidedly interest
ing, as there seems to have been haste in
the action. An effort win be made to
effect a reconciliation. 1t looks, however,
as if there will be a divorce or the insti-
tuition OF a supreme lodge, with grand
lodges in States or districts. The order
has grown so rapidly that there are now
a sufficient number of lodges to warrant
the creation Of a supreme lodge.
Hoboken Lodge has selected Brother
James A. Brown 10 represent it and TO
use his utmost endeavors to bring about
peace between the mother lodge and
the Grand Lodge. Several other mem
bers of the lodge, who are also members
of the Grand Lodge, will attend the
session at Cleveland.
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independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Jersey City Lodge viii have its annual
excursion on August "a A coincidence
the date is ths same number as that of
the lodge. The destinati on VIII be River
side Grove. This lodge has a reputation
for not neglectinq its guests, and those
who 90 viii certainly have an enjoyable
trip.
What q vast difference week with a
holiday makes in the attendance at the
lodges. This was an important week; but
the glorious Fourth had to be celebrated,
and preparations had to be made for the
The officers Of Mechanics Lodge No. CO
were installed on Tuesday night by Dis
tricr Deputy John J. Bagley- The new
officers are interchangeable workers. With
DIR. Shain as noble grand, w. =. Ward as
vice grand, and A. Younans as recording
secretary, things viii hum during the
term.
Since the fishing season began Brother
Kaiser has not been on hand as promptly
as usual When he does appear the boys
all cluster about him aud exchange wfnks
as he describes SO graphically the expert
ence OF his last trip on the briny.
Lincoln Lodges new officers are at the
helm and they are determined to make
this a successful voyage, the best IN the
history of the organization William
Walsh is the noble grands II nj. Mount
vice grand. and Fred Nogt. Jr., win
faithfully record the business Of the wide
awake lodge. The district deputy con
Quoted the installation ceremonies in
superb style on Tuesday night
Hudson Lodge made fine start under
the guidance of It's new officers who were
installed on "Wednesday night Look out
for Il lively eampaign, for the now officers
believe in running forward and they will
not allow the lodge TO sink into con-
dition of innocuous desuetude. The
noble grand i A. NJ Henry; vice grand,
Henry Rose &ad G. ID. AcCarter, record
ing secretary
District Deputy Bagley viii be indus
trious next week. On Monday night he
will visit Sumner Lodge and install its
officers and later the same night Will call
on Rising Star Lodge and render it the
sumo service. On Tuesday night he will
ofiieia1e at the Installation In Jersey City
Lodge, and on Thursday night will visit
/ Ir0Quols Lodge and Hold the installation
ceremonies.
Now, boys, make tie resolution and
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Ladies' Handsomely Embroidered rom
padour Yoke: also Pointed. Square and
Open Front Lace and Embroidered
chemise. 10 styles, 5ec.. esc-, 79c., 81
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LADIES' CREMISE.

Ladies' chemise. fne embroidered front
piece, also insertion of embroidery. 8
styles, Soc, 45c.
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Children's Fine Cambria Gretchen
Dresses. tucked and insertion Jokes, &c
years, 3sc. and SIC.
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Infants Fine Cambria Long Slips. en-
broidered insertions, at sse.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06

Ladies' Finest Quality Ghemise,
embroidered Insertions. 49e., $50.
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Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, embroid-
cred ruffies at ssc.. 49c., Soc, &C., roc, s9o
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Brother I've Rogers, of Court Bergen,
has gone to Red Bank to spend his vaca-
ton. According to reports, Eve did not
go alone He took friend with MIN
who sings Il went with him for could
not leave etc.
Brother Fred Blackshaw is suffering
from melaucholia and necessarily huns
The pretty maid milking her COW.
The doctor is contidenr of effecting cure
when the September gales arrive
One of the loiliest members of Court
Bergen is Dave McComb, who since the
excursion has been silent and subdued
Dave viii know better next time
.Al'' Russell, the ubiquitous member
Of Court Bergen, is about to start new
court Il is said that it will be named
Court Russell, ii honor Of good natured
.sAI =
Owing to circumstances over which ne
has no control, Brother Shut VIII not
take the oiiice Of trustee of Court Bergen
United American Mechanics.
Eureka Lodge No. 80 held very well
attended meeting en- Tuesday evening.
Remarks were made by ex Councillors S.
Thomas. ". H. Smith. Brown, Frost.
Sillpath, Arrowsmith and others. The
following officers were installed by d. D.
c. Charles Councillor. r. A Crosby: Ice
Councillor, w. B. Schenk; Inductor. 3.
Ellison; Examiner, George Brooch; l. p,
w. Titus. o. p, w. Fairchild; r. Sec,
Bro. Dickson; Asst. r. S, Bro White
head: Fin. Sec. A. Miller; Treas, S g.
Smith; Trustee, 0. A. Taif; State Rep,
S. G. Smith. Refreshments We're served,
and the members and visiting brethren
had 3 jolly time.
4lora4 A ~
Excelsior Lodge was instituted by W.
E. Davidson, deputy for the State of New
Jersey, on Thursday night. The follow
ing officers were elected p asst president,
B. f. Bennett; president. Charles Meyer;
vice president, B. +. Ford; score
tary. Charles Greenwood; treasurer,
George A. hutchinson marshal, Joseph
II. Prison: chaplain, William Greenwood;
warden, II. F. Ames; sentinel, William
A, Meaker; medical examiner, DR.. Will
Jams; trustees. DIR. Williams. B. F. Ford
and b f. Bennett. The new lodge will
m eet at No. 167 Railroad avenue tomor-
T ow night
Free and Accepted Masons-
The lodges have called on for ths sum-
mer, and the members can no longer
offer the excuse at home that twas lodge
night.
District Deputy Moore will not be idle
during the dog days. He VIII arrange
plan of action, and have an active and
profitable season before the next ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge.
There is some talk Of number Of the
at Lake HopaUeong on Greenwood
Lake
Beware of oinsmeuts for ostarrh That
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taking running along
river front to esbrosses street,
point pass
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FURNITURE

PAR0R SUITS Tapestry Rug
Bedroom SUITS from the Plain the Elaborate
mahogany
WARDR0BES,
FOLDING BEDS large assortment 500 and up
LOUNGES new and handsome varieties
REED AND RATTAN FURNITURE ROCKERS. CHAIRS TABLES
SlDEBOARDS DESKS, HATRACKS MIRRORS CLOCKS STOVES
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REFRIcERAToRs.

Those have are the latest improved and best in
geritabie Ice Savers We sell them as low 49, u.
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EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
REDUCED

10 dispose quickly what's
ca every Article Down to Within Fraction OF Cost Those
buy Of Us Cannot Fail 70 Save Money. We Garry
LARGEST and Finest Assortment in the Woridf
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BABY CARRIAGES.

We nave hundreds of handsome BABY CARRIAGES which
lg at extraordinarily Low Prices Now is the time
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WARE.

Constantly hand Complete GLASSWARE
MARE cROCKERYs LAMPS GOODS
Wholesale Prices
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LADIES' SkIRTS.

Ladies' Cambria Rufae and Embroid
cred Skirts, 49c., Soc. 69e. TSc and sse.
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EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS

300 to 521 Grand Street,
Entire Block Allen to Orchard 81
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Ladies' extra fine Skirts. deep houuce
Of embroidery. 8 50. worth 81
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Ladies' plain double yoke Cambria
Ruffie Gowns, s0c.
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Misses Gowns, tucked and embroid
cred, two TO fourteen years, soc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-16

and when he did, he hoped it would be
considered he had lost what little mind
he had. =,
After the vote had been taken, Mr.
Cruise said that in the future, when this
Company could come TO Wheeling and
say, We are now in 4 position to build
AN independent line to the coke fields, ne
felt sure that the Board would consider
not only proposition of 100000, but
of $50, 900, or 100000, or any other
liberal amount, and not only would the
Board consider it favorably, but the
people would do the same.
President Meyran then Withdrew all
the papers from before the Board, say
ing in so doing, the resolution was
worded in such way that no human
being could accept il in their position
They did not have an independent line
10 the coke fields at this time, although
they hoped to have one in time.
This ended the matter and the rail-
road gentlemen withdrew.
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The Name is Unauthorized.

Last evenings PittSburg Chronicle
Telegraph had the following:
An Associated Press dispatch from
Wheeling. w. Va, says: "A charter
has been granted here for tobacco
company with a capital stocS Of 81, 900,
600. Among the stockholders are the
Westinghouse, of Pittsburg.
Mr.. George Westinghouse, Jr., was
seen in. reference to the above and said:
80 far as the Westinghouse, of Pitts
burg, are concerned. there is not word
OF truth in the article. ! never heard Of
the company and have not the slightest
interest in the concern. think it is
time to stop such publications. The un-
authorized use of names, as in the pres
eat instance, often induces unsuspect-
ing persons to subscribe for stock In con-
Germs when al investigation would show,
as it does now, that the use OF certain
names is without authority. | know
nothing about the standing of the COM
pany chartered, but do HI ow the use Of
the name of Westinghouse is wholly un-
authorized"
This item undoubtedly referred to the
recent incorporation OF the Bloch
Tobacco COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-16

\ RESTAURANT has been opened in
connection with Shorts La Belle Avenue
Saloon, corner Thirtv-frst and Chapline
streets, where the best meals will be
served al all times. A frst-clasS cook
has been engaged. A lunch counter
will be one Of the features Of the res
taurant. The saloon still retains its
popularity. sam Nichols, the popular
base ball player, and Ed. Albinger are
the bar-tenders.
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Mhnl to Buy for Christmas

Is a puzzling question to decide. II you
buy pair Of nice slippers, or pair Of
elegant good wearing shoes, you
have solved the question satisfactorily to
yourself and pleased your friend. A
gentleman's velvet chenille embroidered
slipper costs you Sl.OO. Blue. red or old
gold slippers sl.O0. Black velvet en-
hroidered slippers, - patterns, at zoe.
Or pair of our $3.50 shoes reduced TO
$500, ought to make desirable present.
j. ii. LOCKE x Co.
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A $4,000 DAMAGE CASE
A gainst the T., e. n St. l.. Il. Il. Co. Put ON
Trial Yesterday.

In Part One of the Circuit Court, yes
terday. the case of Frank NJ. Roberts V.
W. 7. Emblem was tried to jury OF
six, who returned verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
The case of the State Y. Peter Dolan,
indicted for striking boy, was dis
missed.
In Part Two, the case of Hyatt's ad-
miniStrator V. the p, c. Il st. l.. Rail
road Company, claiming $40, 900 for the
death OF James Hyatt, killed by an en-
CINE on the defendants road. on August
10, lsss, was put on trial before the fol
lowing jury: John w. Nichols, Will
lam FreiSe. James Smith, Frank Walth-
er, J. +. Shirk, W. 4. Mccoy, J. X.
Hall. Theodore Krumrine, John l..
Wilkic, Charles He'll, James Farrell and
James Devine. Col. Dunbar, of Steu-
benville, and Hon. j. B. Sommerville,
appeared for the Railroad Company, and
Judge Geo. +. Boyd and Capt. Il. Il.
Dovener for the plaintiffs.
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Still an Ordinance. but imperative.

An examination Of the city ordinances
shows that the ordinance making it the
duty OF the Clerk Of the Municipal
Court to certify the names of saloon
keepers twice convicted to Council, was
abrogated when the Municipal Court
was abolished and the Police Court sub
stituted. The provision named is still
| in the license ordinance, that measure
never having been amended to conform
with the new order of things, but is in
operative, the new ordinance defining
the duties of the Clerk OF the Police
Court not requiring such certilication.
This is In Justice TO Clerk w. ii. Fee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-16
A Nice Legal Point.

Christ Grippe, of the Eighth ward,
has been for some time the happy pos
SCISSOR of valuable mule. Some time
ago he decided to rattle it Off, on Christ
mas eve. Last week the animal took
sick and died, which put him in a
dilemma He consulted his legal adj
visor. and was told to go ahead with
the rattle, as every person who took a
chance, was part owner OF the mule,
and the expense Of the transportation
OF the carcass TO the crematory, would
fall upon the man who held the lucky
or unlucky number. 1t was ratified Sat
urday night and drawn by j. c. Beck,
who, having no use for it presented it
to Henry Hoffman, both believing it to
be live and lively mule. The ques-
ton is, who pays the cost of hauling to
the crcmatOrVp
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Broke His Leg.

While dancing at WestwoOd's Hall,
last Friday night, Henry Wasmver, OF
the Eighth ward, fell and injured his
left leg. Thinking it was only bruised,
he did not pay any attention to it, until
the pain became so intense that DR.. j.
II. Pipes was called in yesterday morn
ing. The doctor examined the wound,
and found that bone near the ankle
Joint had been fractured, and his leg
was black TO the knee.
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real. ESTATE MARK EFT.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-



The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook.
Office yesterday:
Deed made December 10, 1890, by w.
V. Hoge to Hetty l.. Benner, for lot No.
As on the plat of Edgington. Considcra-
ton, S26l.
Deed made December 10, 1890. by w.
V. Hoge to Robert Prettyman, for lot
No. on the plat of Edgington. Consid-
Grafton, 800.
Deed made December 10, 1900, by
Joseph Graves TO John +. Westwood, for
lots Nos. 3, 4, ) and 4, in Whally's sub
division, on the west side of South Penn
street. Consideration, Sl,400.
Deed made December Q, 1890, by the
West Virginia Home Company, to Louis
Becker, for the south half of lot No. 6,
in square No. |, in Hydinger's addition.
Consideration, 5000.
Deed made November "a, 1890, by
Rose L. O'Keefe and othere to William
frobme, for lot No. ., on the east side
of Mccullough street. Consideration.
$3.50.
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1.-THE losses at West Liberty were some.
what scattered, as many as eight places
being affected In spite OF the precautions
taken, the losses have been heavy, but
would have been much greater II no meas
ure had been taken against it.
| "At three places where the disease was
the worst, the hogs had been fed OH gar.
bagc obtained from hotels in Wheeling,
and attribute the direct cause of the dis
ease in those places TO the garbage"
On motion OF Mr.. Cruise, the three
country members were appointed COM
mittee to do what was proper in the
premises.
The Board then took up the report,
OF the joint committee on Court House
and Jail and Finance. relative to the
law library, and an ordinance pro-
viding for annual appropriations for the
salary Of the librarian, TO procure cur
rent volumes OF such Reports as are in
the Library in complete sets, and
to add one complete set of Reports to
the Library during the ensuing fiscal
year, such set to be selected by the
Committee on the recommendation Of
the Judges of the Circuit Court and the
Prosecuting Attorney. The Legislature
was also asked for an appropriation Of
81 900 TO assist in putting the Library
in proper shape.
A communication was received from
Justice w. w. Rodgers. stating his bond
had not been fled within ten days,
owing to a misunderstanding as to the
time allowed by law. and to obviate any
trouble, he asked to be appointed to fill
the vacancy, his bond being now on
file. After Il discussion, the matter
was allowed To go over TO the new
Board.
The contract for furnishing coal in
Webster aud Ritchic was awarded to Il.
Schott at ne for mixed coal and &c for
nut coal, provided he give bond in the
sum Of $500. The matter had been left
to the various Commissioners to obtain
bids, and number reported they had
been unable to obtain bids, rs the coal
dealers were all very busy.
Bids were opened for the new book |
cases in the law library, as follows:
Beltz, Flading II Co., Sls3: Klevis, |
Kraft * Co., Sll3. The contract was
awarded to the latter firm.
The writ OF the Governor ordering |
the special session for Senator, was |
taken up, and the clerk was instructed |
to have the necessary poll books, tally |
sheets. etc, printed This election will |
cost the county about 500.
The Committee on Court House and |
Jail was authorized to purchase linoleum
and marble slab for Clerk Hooks |
office.
A Committee on Legislation consist
ing of the president and two members
Of the board was approved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-16

Carefully read following list, as it ma
assist you in making selections:
DRESS GOODS.
The newest things in Silks, Patterl
Dresses, Henriettas, SergeS, Plaids
Stripes, etc.
CLOAKS.
The latest styles in Seal Skin, Plush
Persian, Stockinct, Beaver, Astrachan
and Chcviot.
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERC'FS.
In Plain and Fancy Hemstitched, En-
broidered and initiated.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
No better line of Plain and Fancy
Hemstitched, Bordered, Embroidered
and initiated HandkerchiefS in New
York city.
Fifty Dozen SILK MUFFLERS-al
prices.
HEAD RESTS AND THROWS.
silk, Satinete-Plain and lIandpanted
PLUSH, BRASS AND WOOD
Novelties. Towel Racks, Work Boxes,
Clocks, Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Toilet
Cases. Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
Shaving Sets. Collar and Cuff Boxes,
etc. Our line of these is larger than
ever.
BEAUTIFUL HAND-PAINTED NOV
ELITES. APRONS
and Apron Materials for Ladies and
Children.
TARIE LINENS
Towels, Napkins, Doylies. SplasherS,
Throws and Bed Spreads, Fresh and at
tractive lines.
DRAPERIES-Plain Figured, Satin
Striped and Illuminated Gilt japanese
Draperies. Very handsome for Throws,
Lambrequins, etc.
INFANTS KID MOCCASINS, Silk
and Wool Booties and Sacques.
GLOVES AND MlTS, Silk, Wool,
Cloth and Kid.
POCKET-BOOKS, Wallets and Hand
Bags-a bcwildering variety.
UMBRELLAS in natural Wood, Gold,
Silver and Applique Handles. All quail
tiles.
GOSSAMERS-Th latest shapes for
ladies' and children.
L y LAl y DRlED Sulh Sur ccl-
ebrated soc. and Sl.00 shirt in all sizes.
SkIRTS-Flannel, Knit, Mohair and
Quilted Italian Cloth.
BLANKETS-Ca California and Country
COMFORTS-IIome and factory made
SHAWLS and EMB'D FICHUES.
LACE and SILK SCARFS.
CURTAINS-Lace, Silk and Chenille
Curtains. Special purchase Special
pricesl
LACE BED SETS.
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS.
The most fashionable kinds aud shapes.
JAPANESE SCREENS, SC. &c.
~ Remember, we still offer three
handsome Lithocd Water-co!or Engrav-
ingS and 4 copy of Sunshine for Little
all for 80 cents.
nsy-The wise buyers profit by past
experiences and make early selections.
Is Store open every evening till
Christmas-from December IL.
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1uJrelins Register
thermometer Record.

MIR. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug.
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: Z a, m, y; y
a. m, II; - ~, b; 8 p. m, -; . p. m, -.
Weather, fair.
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Thirty More of Those Marylynn Lot.

For Sale on Christmas Day, commence
at o'clock 4. M. Take the Il. 4 o. OF
o. r.. train, or the Electric Motor, and
go to Renwood Junction. Buy yourself
home or make an investment which
will double in value In one year.
These lots are beautifully located on
the Sheperd McMechen farm. between
Benwood and McMechen, overlooking
the Ohio River and the improvements
of the u. " O. Company, and being on
the new turnpike and the county road.
Plat can be seen at office Of $. Nesbitt.
Jr., No. 1879 Market street, or at my
residence, on the premises.
HENRY SPFAE.
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Holiday Slippers.

Gentlemen's Mahogany and Olive
Plush Slippers, chenille embroidered. ST.
Red, Blue and Old Gold Plush Slip
perS, solid colors, sl.00.
Ta patterns in Mems Black Velvet Che
mile Embroidered Slippers for 75c. The
largest and best assorted line of Slip
perS shown in the city.
j. Ii. LOCKE IL Co.
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New Advertisements.


stocks. Bonds aud Real Estate for Snle-rho>
O'Hriru. a. -
MINIS
For S.ic aud for Rcnt-Rinehar; n ratum.
Bids Tor Coal-Citv Water Board =,
Real Estate la Eliza Grove ior Sa4e-N- H.
Notice Of Special Electiou-Lcwis Steenro''
:. q. G.
Table Cutlery Ncs,itt \ Bro.
Hsvilaud's China-Ewiug bros.
Nnrt..- Retail Gro,.rr>
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Crowds and Crowds

OF people are docking to our store to
get a pair of our own make Shoes for
-. 90. These goods have been sold for
years for $3.50. and the people know
when they get a pair for 400 they are
getting the greatest bargain ever Of
fered the shoe trade of this city. Until
January lSt they all go for $500 pair
J. II. LoCRE Il Co.