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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

Them hayseeds," as candidate Rus
sci affectionately calls his peoples
party supporters, are not to be fooled
by any such candidacy as his this year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

We know for a fact that the best
alliance men of north Dickinson are
opposed to the bOycotting scheme. 1t
is not alliance doctrine and will injure
the organization Manchester Sun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

VanDyke's desperation increases.
He is getting fairly frantic in his abuse
of the republican party and its papers.
No use, he will add another defeat to
his long list of unsuccessful Office hunt
inpS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

Col. Phillips is man who will make
votes wherever he goes. His speech
at Herington and the many acquain-
tances made, will count in his favor
when the votes are counted Her
ington Times.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

The indications are that Thomas
Kirby will receive large compliment
airy vote for state treasurer in Dickin-
son county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

"A blaze in the manure pile east of
Knapp's livery barn called out the fire
department last evening. No damage
was done. The fire originated myster-
iOusly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

The Chronicle, of this city, gives the
boycotters of Fragrant Hill some re-
freshing talk that it will do them good
tn read
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

]. H. Niesley is gaining strength
daily for the SUPPLEMENTARY. He is
young man of ability and good
Judgment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

The best place to buy groceries of
all Kinds is at Whitlaw's.,
Produce Of all kinds wanted at high
aSt nTicpS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16
ABILENE MARKETS.
MARKET REPORTS.
ABILENE, KAs oct l6.
Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Oct a.
FLoUR-DuI; XX. Csc; xxx, 75c; family.
s1.1O; choice, 81 As, fancy, sL65Gl70
HEAT-Steady; No. hard cash, SSl2c
bid, sec asked May, &c bid CSC asked. No.
8, cash, sjlzc bid, e64c asked. No 2 red, cash,
92s4c bid, 9sssc asked; May, Sl-OIl2 bid, sLOs
asked.
CoRN-steaiy; No 2. cash, 46s4c; October.
467Sc; May, Soc No. white, cash, AIS a4Sc.
OATs-No. 2 cash Csc.
RYE-No. cash, SEC hi !, SOC asked.
PRODUCE-ButteT, steady; fancy creamery,
19c; fancy dairy, 16c Eggs firm at l6Ac.
PRovIsIoNs-Hams (sugar cured), 1OA0
1034c; breakfast bao, n, sac, mess pork,
S1L5O; tierce lard (pure), So 24s.
CATTLE-stcady; dressed beef and ship
ping, So 4Od4CO; COWS, SL4Oa2.5O; stockers
and feeders, S22jd3.30
sHEEP-Frm at s5.2503.9L
HoGs-Lower; tops, $500; bulk, SS509a90
ST. LOUIS Oct. Il
FLoUR-steady; choice, So 5OGa75; extra
fancy, 81 3Oa4.75; patents, 81 75a6l0
WHEAT-steady; No. cash, 9s7sas7stc;
December, SLO0l3 91.00Ss; May, 81 cess; July,
9Zssc bid; August, 9 ilsc.
CoRN-steady; No. cash, 4ss4c; May, 1890
OATs-Higher; No. cash, 37s4c; May, 43c
RYE-No. 2 cash, GO asked.
PRoDUCE-But er, firm; creamery, goa 26c !
EIein, 25c; dairy, 1lGlsc Eggs, I5I2c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, 5000. Lard. !6OG Ba-
con-Boxed shoulders, Sc 12l2G625; longs,
s6O5; short ribs, s6.O5d 6 10; clear, 80 2Oa625
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 Is.
CATTLE-Lower; good to fancy natives,
sL4O&4SO; fair to good, ss.75dL 40; stockers
and feeders, S2OGd3 o.
sHEEP-steady; good to choice. 81 00d 500
HoGs-Lower; heavy, 81 159i.2O; mixed,
ss.7Oa4 O5; light S4.lOa4.20
CHICAGO, Oct IL
FLoUR-Steady.
WHEAT-HighCr; No spring 81 OOd10OI4
No. spring, s9a9Ic; No 2 red, 81 GOA lOO14
CoRN-Quiet; No 2, 4yl4c.
OATs-No. 2 397se; No 2 white, 41G41s4c
RYE-So 2. 63l2d6c-
PRoDUcE-Buttrr, steady; extra creamery,
22a2sc: extra dairy .lSd Igc. Eggs, I7I2d 1s;2c.
PROVISIONS pork, So I7a9 65. Lard,
So l7lkc Short rib sides, leo e, $3.50 Dry
sailed shoulders. box d, S .62i29175; short
clear sides, boxed. 55jG96o
CATTLE-sieady; steers. S2.7'05 Is; stock
ers, S210a235; rangers. tL5Od3 80.
sHEEP-Actfve; natives, a 60 70.
Hoes-steady; packers, S375G4 Is; heavy,
! S425a4 40; light, 81 2j9Is0
NEW YORK, Oct IL
FLoUR-Firm but dull.
WHEAT-F I'm and dull; No. 2 red, sL057s
| I'm elevator; No. $3.50; unEraded sle5ls q
l.O67s; No. red, October, sL05s4; December,
flO6s l6e 1.0lss; May, .L09lsdL l0s4; July,
81 0Ss4.
CoRN-Dull and lower; No 2, 56l4c in ele-
yator; October, 55s4d5C:sc; December, 570
57ssc; May, 5s14 65sS4c.
OATs-Firmer mo. white 46s4d47c; mixed
western, I1646c; white western, 4Jds4e;
PRoDUCE-Butter, firm; western dairy, 1OG
| i6c; western creamery, l262e; Elgin, 2iG
| 24l5c.
PRoYIsIoSs-Pork, steady; mess, s1LOca
| IL Is; Middles, steady short clear S. 20 Lard,
| dull; white steam, $40.
| CkrTLE-steady; native steers. s. 40d515.
| sHEKP-Shade higher, $4oOa5.50; lambs,
| IS 3OeT00
4 Hoes-Firm at 81 2oQ50o.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16
Political Chat.

The next representative of the 69th
district was nominated al Hope today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16

Fred BOneman, the accused IA
pist, waived examination and was
bound over for trial. Bond 81 800.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16
Doing the Graceful Thing.

The chairman of public meeting Is
expected to use pleasant phrases when
he introduces those who take part At
Saratoga lately there were public
memorial services on account Of the
death of a highly-esteemed citizen.
The rector of the Episcopal church had
been invited to offer prayer, and the
chairman, feeling it incumbent on him
to do the graceful thing, made this an
nouncement: 1.-THE audience will now
have the pleasure Of listening to .
prayer by Rev. DIR. Cary"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16
Election Proclamation

STATE OF KANSAS, IS.
Dickinson County, :
The State of Kansas to all whom these
presents may come Greeting;
Id w. NALL, Sheriff of the County of
Dickinson, in the State OF Kansas, by virtue
of tine authority vested in me as said Sheriff,
do hereby proclaim snd make known that
On tuesday, Nov. 4, A. D. 1890,
| voting precincts of said County of Dickin-
SON commencing at O'Clock in the morning
and closing st O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, for the purpose OF CHOOSING the fol-
Iowin0 State County and Township officers,
and voting upon stheIbelow Constitutional
Amendments:
One Member of Congress.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Chief Justice Of the Supreme Count.
One Secretary OF State.
One Auditor of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.
| Two Representatives. One for the 6sth and
one for the G9th Districts.
One County Commissioner for The lst Com
| missioner District.
One Probate Judge.
One County Attorney.
One Clerk of the District Court.
| One County superintendent of Public In
| structiOn.
| Two Trustees for County High School.
One Trustee and Assessor for each Town
ship.
One Township Treasurer
One Township Clerk.
Two Constables and Two Justices of the
Peace for each of the following named town.
ships in said Dickinson county, to-Tit:-
Flora, Cheeyer, sherman, Fragrant Hill,
! Willowdale, Buckeye, Noble, Hayes, Linco, n,
| Grant Center, Rinehart, Garfield. Newbern,
| Logan, Liberty, Wheatland, Jefferson.
Ridge, Union, Holland, Banner, Hope, Lyon.
One Road OveIseer tor each road district
in each of the several Townships above
/ named.
! And the electors will also vote upon the
/ following proposed amendments to The
! Constitution of the State of Kansas, as pro-
vided for in the Joint Resolutions of the
: Legislature submitting said amendments,
| tO-Wlt:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-16
Lack sIcAuIfGe's wife Dead.

New YORK, Oct 15.-Mrs- Kate Nc
Aulife. an actress engaged with the
DonnelIy & Girard Natural Gas" Com
pany and the wife of Jack McAuliffe,
the champion lightweight prize fighter,
died suddenly last night in the West
side Hotel on Sixth avenue. The cause
of her death is supposed to have been
heart disease. Sho was known on the
stage as Ka.e Hart, which was her fam
ily name. Her mother is Mrs Gussie
Hart also an actress She married Jac'
McAulife in California some years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
FASHIONABLE BAR UARBOR.
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES OF TIE WEEK

,..... 49,. r,.,eo>.,, ..orr,e or TIM vt.rK
susanna r, .,
h'i Har'0'' ~ ''t - 49, 49,.
rl begun AZ this Fashionable fc'oit IT," cottages ana
ho'c, al open and The round Of Pa''N Adl I'.a
uat 1'c Characteristic o. summer ~. "I' W."
undated FOR IL" next -iN "''k' AZ RAJ i,,r'
coming here than Tor '''eAi years Pl,'' a"u N.-''
successful SEASON Is ahu'lI'Vu' i' i'"'"'
best While the 4'ay-dth'''' '' ."' '''. "' ,.-
the afr here IS tempered by ana mountain and living "
a luxury
On Saturday evening Mrs 6"orre " "A'''er gave
pton ia honor q Nh aud Ni'. j. H. war; u " "''n
nRton now oc''Q>He .'/|nSP ...' a.,
t.qcrs were :h'ra. including Mn and Nm Nathan NAV
tic,y- the MISC, Matthews. boston MI. pA''a '"@'
the Misses JAYNE. Mr. ana Mr.. DE Grass f"N' l'' '"
MI 81 G.. Lea, Mr.. and Mr.. L. MAs',f' -" ar ''.'
Mrs. Arthur Blcuc' I"'"o''P"''' "''
Mites Morgcl. T. Lee NoiI"l ME-. ''''Is' race, HI "'
Ms Wa. Tod IIcnuth. Lieutenant ana NIe. ie"'i'''
Nr ard Nr, Burton y Harrison. Mr.. and Mr.. W. -
oar.,c Mi.. and Ms, Woodwork. Hir, j D. ogden t'
Miss, ogden. Mr., d" I"hcH h'n ME-, nan '''' d" W
N,- stephen =. Sash the Mi--'- Nash N"".fo'E' Nj.
and Mrs. t. - ',.'"'r ~ ,a. W. .nd Mrs. WI.
lis. Nr. aud Mis G. +. poster. Vheas"
MISS H'''1 '''" ''U' i,,, t,i.. IAN. .,1 Mn.
spins. for &c concert and vI.l tui" 70 E H"h"r vii"
Ms, Shaw for Ni~;. MIS- Clara "H also l.' MISS
some time in August Mis- Sha" h'' many r"\,' '''
paEcmIit9 Tor hr.-.H anu III w" .
Mis- Albeit t"'"'" I'm ., '...i ,.. ,
people al bhiFN - ," "' -" a.. 49,, %.
great euccc-s. The aTr'hfli"eh'' were 'Nc''o"FN ar"
ia effect. go
Mo>lcy Hal, the m'P''''"' '.'" " ~ " "
Howard Of Chicago l. 40" open u' """"'' '' .'7 "
rived last week. >Ir and Mr. WINS NJ ana Ms -
T. Dcytu aud tc Misses D'Al'i az ''''''' "' ANN.
Iob't NJ H''I"i " 50 49, ,.,
a. guest at IA" Loni7ouiS 10 j. "h''F /" w. '''P'
/ az Nicc-consul at PARIS
The handsome schooner yacht i'"'t"mf' o' Nv i"
/ Is "a u" h'fDOi WIN Id ~ f'" - ,.,. A..
! Commodore and Nil N'!a'iA'" MS \. IA i1''' va,
/ Grady D H. j. O'V'I'"' i''O''. ''' W 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

-, tho electric motive power is to be granted to that
coronation There are fourteen rules oy "hlch 0''
~. ,utbor,tics tell the company must
lii which the friends Of the road say are
,,d ,.gulations designed TO defeat the VIII OF the
oonle rather than protect The pubic interests Inc most
nhno~ious REQUIREMENT is that which forces The road
hon electricity has approved as motor, to stop
er entire lines when any damage IS donc until they snail
ho the written permission Of the street committee to
- ,hc,r cars IN again The managers OF the road
dcsre 10 amend this rule so that IL VIII read: shall
top their entire lines whom damage IS done until sue,
DAMAGE Is repaircd when they shall have permission
=, ,o IN star, their cars" This the Will not
arree TO- Two council meetings and two public citizens
meetings held IN April and Nav 70 get a expression
OF the wish Of the people with regard 70 granting the
use Of the electric motive power and not an opposing voice
eco. hand Tho resident, Of the side OF the city
need the extension 81 the road and II Will greatly ad
vance interests there. They have waited patiently ior
the committee % report, ana ar; no" ABOUT 70 can
special meeting TO why the resolution " ths L's'-
o,uto giving ucrussion % the Norwich street Railway
Company TO use the motor subject TO the APP
pro,a u the Court Common Council Is not either ap
proved or disaVproycd by that body
The census enuncratOrs have completed Welf Work IN
this city and Supervisor Mclaughlin that tho rsuit
shows an oven % coo for Norwich which is an Increase
800 1850. As far as the hfnrcS nave zen
made public for Eastern Connecticut towns ucy snow
decrease Of population. The worst showing IS made Ia
the town Of Sprague where the decrease IS ABOUT lVVO
This Is occaslonc BIZ the burning Of he Spracua mills IN
1857 and abandonment Of that great cotton huuso'y
The appolntmnn, Of Miss T. f. Carlisle graduate
Of the OsYeeo. y Y. Normal School who has mad an
cnviaJle reputation teacher In the Mimi sofa norma
School at W.nona and the Connecticut Normal Sehoo.
at Nov. Britain as dractrcss the normal class Of a'
Norwich Free Academy announced last week MISS
Carlisle giving instruction In the natural Sci'c
u the teachers q school being ho4d AZ U
institute SuGeh Conn. which is ATTENDED oy oN''
600 Connecticut schoo, teachers
on Wednesday Licutnant-G Governor Mcr"in MAJOR
Isaac Bromley, Of Consolidated Road f. II. HOOKER
y. Albert Hooker and Colonel y. e. Osborn o. He"-
Haven, entertained at Ktrnaug, on the Thames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.
PARK ENLARGEMENT BROWN UNIVERSITY

Y
PARK ENLARGEMENT b''o"N
proyideucc r. l.. July ~ .~pecalI. Inc oN"
binary h.,i nf this week has not prevention '"','"
TAN; about municipal politics. tAndd'''7 i" " ~
orally arc numerous. First oi al '.''N ~
Republican side. Mayor Parker WHO 'tt,.,,,..
desire a third term - NinGl'A'lon "i ''' =.
ton during The last year ""'" '-' ,,, i, MS
criticised Tho party Is hy DO means "'''' -
support anu ,I ,..r,,,ioo tnc question whether
the Mayor VIII try ~ seer ,t ,l,,
certainly viii not bee likely '' il III - ''' ,,.,,..,
mil marty vote for he Is %" shrc"d I"l'.''' p"
, losing fight Alderman Horny h. N'">"P ~ -
%; rs o candidate 10y some E'p"''' ''>' ''' %r,n,r
stood that IL Is MOI WIN '' ' ,.,,,,l fl, favor.
H. Van, pa, n, v,,.,. would make a strong
a'N "'""'' ,, ....,..., ,f tne community. =
'a"du"'' nv "'' ,, .,,.,. ,rd j., vItlrl an enter
Wv" '"' 81. -. ,,.... man. Alderman E'o'r'
P''''"r ~ ,.,.., ,.- IN, nomination. lie Viii
T. '"''" ~ ..,..,..,, ,,Ith the backing If his
surely come u" "' ,'', , ,,,t ID, the Held he
"'u"' =" y, ,,..,.... = viuulns. Mr. smith, Ike
Will S'r" - ,,.. ,,, pphl.c l.fo &, both stronger
any H''. '' ...,.t ,tr,,usrr because hc l.E'
90" 80. -, .,,,ll. Of .ridlu. the Wun'lh N"l
'" .,.,. h,,,,.. he hls made enemies 10y VIZ
safely al" "''NC. ''''' ',. ,,.,, which there has
80. Inn, uublic feeling
pee" 80 '.,,s viii nominate Hiram Howard i
-. q, uulcss they are SAVING h"u " '"" "
hc "''' ~ t,c IfNr Howard decline, again e
,'oN''''' ~ t,r nn,,tical shqr>hootns James NcNhlN
~. g. hnvc the right Of way. N' "'-'''
.,t ability and +, perhaps the 9'''c""'S
rolitirlau I'm the Democratic '''"' .,.. IL j..
elected 10 the city Council 10y h'P" - CON, m,
c>p.ctcd that he would draw support HOW lo" '.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

,.,rr ot philadelphia and Miss Fannie Disston her
daer are alps Coleman m be calcgs Of the city
oe' YSrk. and Mrs scott are newcomers at inc
Fairfield IN iniinctoT the president of the National
dGnv Of Design and Mrs. Huntington are
at Norw02n a ncer Of the Newlork Board Of Health
dDds hrr sundays at the aurora ,uao,rbia ara NJ
~ Wr. and Mrs. p. J. Levy Oh r"''''''P'''''
ther Mr. sarah F. Corwn Of New York mas te 6e h5
81 i. C,mn,an In second ave, TINS sTi1ol: "a iii
OF ME blot at second ave. and Heck ST. ann WI"
FuIid a costly summer nome. 60, .,,d Eifth ayes
D",rth Vothschih cottage at Grand am rilV" ''~'
me ne oJ ~ Iohn %. Archer Of New York o.,o
superintendent Alvey OF ,c tacm rooms at tho
nnIcSSman benjamin Bnttcrworth OF ono re-
Joined his family at the Hotel Erihs"'oN vi
e'GPIGI g T. l. Eldridce of Duchess County, Ncw-for
Is sICI o "t Tho New York broker, is newcomer at
cameron, great painting Of Niagara faI9 com M
v.,ntn~~ is ON exhibition here and IS attracting C 1
de-, lilo attention Il shows both the American 'i'
Mr.. and Mrs j. O. Payne of Topeka arc stopping
At the Brigham cottage. ,,uu ~, prooklvn
ucrbt, are occupying their pretty coage at SevGnn
ave. and Emory st. They are ehtefta'h'"S "''''0'
'' MS Mary F. McXa recent grad nat of Sno
Curry University Of PtiSsurs s II The nq io6Wlng
nniDh5s Coleman Housc-W. F. Collins, John AfoTd'
Charles B. Ai9;o@ nni C Ra.b@oTc Thoma5 F.
Hicks Of New York j. a Robertson Of Wi P5Ibndclpha
Mr. William Nivey. Of Washington; Joseph scenes ana
family Of Y0nhc-S. ,c 7, rorrrto ~
New York: Mr., j. ". Anderson and : e. nolc Oh NV
York & Burkhaltcr and Mrs y Douglas 'fi'l ,tdlt'
Tho Hotel Brunswck-Dr: and Mrs H. w MljGhoi'
Charlie, H. Lodge James W. Lincoln, James h. stephen
Vincent J. Sattery. Of Ncw.l ork MIS- Ora no'I :;
Nil Ella Young Misc Eelc Young, w. VI. BroWh anu
famiIy. II. W. Wharton. Dr. Howard : Stcller , ana
family colonel and Mrs C. II. Winfield ana MrH;
UaIion Jersey city; Mrs.. J. G.. Thompson, Ernest
i. g. Thomp-on and Maud \. Thompson; Of W3Nhln@-
ton Charlie +. ChdScy. Ia ton Penn. Mis- lho''''
bloomfield: T. > Bennett, New Haven
The West End Hotcl-E. +. Harris: Dr. VI Drum
mond " Mcndcl Mrs. \. Ko'p. T. Thompson; MIS'
a VI smith Mis, &. b. Smith. Il. Adler. J.. A. CI7lk-
shank and family. and Nj, Conway. Of New ORR
Mis- /. Bowman. OF Wlilcsbarrc; Mr.. H. f. Bod6ctt'
Of Dclano, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
ASBTEY PlEK CROUDED.
FLORIDA oN wHEELS-A STRICT SUNDAY LAW
WITH EXCEpTIoNS-RECENT VISITORS

WITH EXCEPTION S-RECENT VISITORS.
Aslury Park. Juy 10 (Sp"ciat-Thcrc are more
person, here this than there wcr" At the sam"
tim. lat year. All Of the hotel proprietor, report
that 20 far their book, show decided increase over
the record, Of tie last I've Yeas. The throngs
Increasing daily and until tlc' middle Of september
Inc hotel, VIII be crowded one only rlzo, how
many people are here hy seeing the thou,aud- that
gather ON the beach plaza of an evening and spend
two or three hours in suolling up and down 10 tie
music Of the bands or watching the surf it tumble,
I'm upon the white sands.
The action Of the EoaId of Comm. oncs in topping
,bc -a. If even soda and ~dtato-a spring vat r, On
sunday, /, REGARDED snail piece ~ ll-!nr-,. De
G, Ii, trade on the sabbath and carly IN t" morn
iur lane, r. bradley, The founder OF IN town. who
il one Of the Commissioners, hires ont b1'hi suits
rho vor, of LIacaGdmlLur the Oh turnpike be-
,,crnu A-lury Park and the bridge over shark River
- r il,,7b XXX. John scarborough. tnc bishop If tho
t,,i-,,r,l A. c-c OF Newark. VIII oEc.lt" Tomorrow
~ trdr 3 hy the sea, AT L"ch Nrhour.
80 IDc on ~. record OF t'" trH.'l- Hai'in Vil give
A>lrry Iui, population oi ",-@l
rn,. mails arriving AID drPWuut l:uM the \ bury
p,rr Io,'o.ncc are Tie largest eyer handled hcic.
Miniature Yacht races ou D"ll iihr are watched
,.i,, interest lt hundred Of sp"ct itOIa.
mo Prun-y lyauia Railroad runs pIgOl cars through
., ,rn C,tslIls and saratoga from Point Pleasant daily.
" Tnc Ecv Or. James NJ. FarlL-. vho h1a q Gotta 20
hero has accepted call % the pasiorae Of the FIRST
reformed Church OF BrooAHn.
slrs Hamilton W. pisston. the wife OF tue manu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

who acted as deacon the Rev. Edward O'Gormah SUD
deacon and Carr master Of co'emon'e'
Father Cole was a native OF this city, and finished ms
theological course n Mount St. Mays College. Eumcts
burg Nd. lie built the Church OF the Sacred Heart Of
which he pastor when he died and which Is no"
clear Of deb: Father Cole having made the last payment
Of 81 600 out OF his own money few months ago lie
was born in ,on.st this city, and was fifty years
old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
FUNERAL OF TIE REV. JAMES T coLE.

The Rev. James T. Cole rector OF the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Sacred Heart at Mount Vernon. who died
last TUESDAY buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery
the fuacral taking place "a 81 James Roman Catholic
Church in Jamesst IN the presence Of large congre
CATION priests and laymen The solemn mass OF requiem
was offered Up by Father Lutfing assisted by the Rev
John atnett president Of ST. Johns College, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
NoRwIcHS ANrLpoLICY ORDINANCE.
ELECTRO STREET RAILWAY TROUBLE-THE CEN
SUS-EFFEcT or THE HEAT

Norwich Conn. July - (Spccial).-This week. from
TUESDAY tu Friday heat intense the thermometer
ranging fio1 10 - IN the shade The rolling mills a.:
rhouc,, lie shut down account Of tho heat and tie
,i,p.araucr oi Fn.rpaush'o circus Thursday
signal for the closing Of all m min, and workshop, m
town for day bat The people rushed 10 the shore the
-, crson boat, and the circus poorly attended that
Lon money IA Norwich instead of taking II away.
N,,t ,u,-d,y tn anti policy ordinance becomes
law The policy writer's recognize that thr authorities
m earnest and that they must ont Of town be sub.
it 10 prosecution II they continue the bushes, after
ul % They hANo visited IA, hamlet OF Ii,-ton which
.t o,.r lie CITY line, aud lra-'d there fur the
cont autc of the rcc,ug game. The proic OF thai
,r dot mined that policy shall find loignrnt
There and VIII take legal steps 20 Danish them
~ t..y come within the place.
The committee tho Court OF Common Council and the
manager, OF the Norwich Street Railway Company
.L At loygeheads over tho conditions under WHICH tho
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ELBERON THE SELECT.
WHAT'S IN A NAME AND HOW 1T COT
THERE.
4 HOTEL THAT IS NOT noTEL-coTrAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Long Branch ~ j.. July 10 Special. -Elleron Is the
most exclusive portion Of Long Branch II Is the cH
IRENE southern portion of the town ana Is 'v"' Ni'
! lcIov Hdrcths West End Hotel. Tho collection 81
costly cottage, was named by John TAYLOR Johnston
when he was president OF the Central Railroad COMPANY
Of New Jersey lie coined the word Eihcron ont oi Tue
name If L. L. Brown. Of Ncw-NorA. VIII" was tie owner
/ Of the tract of land. Here mono but t'c Ncl'"N ''
enjoy life. The cottages are all large ana imi''anE
and are occupicd BY the leading families Of Nc"- York.
pniIadcluri and other large cite. The cottage are
Of all style, OF architecture from the queen anne pau
tern with IL, quaint little towers To the fashion o' u
colonial days with rs hall doors and ahlnelcd i'oI "'"
-idoe Then there are the swiss structure Win ther
/ slate roofs. Al Of the cottages have big h"'' "'1
u.rf.,tly level and well kept Wide drivcWayS coVeFd
with gravel from the beach lead up to the cottages III
graceful curves. On the lawns are i"'c''sc "'"' y"
snowy rllu, whose brilliant blossoms form an asrcc
able contrast 70 the grassy carpets tha' SuIIo"
Eberon ha, no pablc hotel. It IS true that teFc Is
, bousc here vhcr, people are entertained but II can
not hc called q hotel in the IN which the term IS
usually applied I'm this country The house i known
as the Elncron and is conducted by Coonel conner -
Iono, an experienced hotel manager connected VIII
the Fl,ron ar, a number OF handsome cottages, con
tanning all the modern Improvements ana rchHd AZ
grrc that can only be paid by persons with hg hahN
accognt- ard correspondingly heavy Incomes. Inc
occupouts of these Gotta, 's take their meas III Uo
spacious dmin--room OF thc Elberol. On rainy ua9
colonel Jouc, sends STAGES around from cottage 10 coz
age 10 gather up loads of pretty girls buN"m hatrohS
and cray-ia!rcd mon who dine of the GOOD things pre-
t,r,d by BIZ corp, Of French cooks. There are
limited number Of bedrooms In the EIocrol' VINCE arc
/ occupied by well ,uown people who are the personal
! friend, OF the cottaerri.
The cottage, Of the Elberou are always rented
/ some of them are taken every year by the same
family This season t'oy are occupied 10y the families
Of vcll.Lrowu people George y. Miller aud Kay
Miller both Of Ncv York. have cottage 40. l. George
r LOWS and family II Philadelphia, have cottage NO