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THE WORLD IMPROTES WITH Hue
s.r,,,x OF TIE REV. NJ c. FTTE"> Al '"h
;HTyrIFrII ANNIVERSARY shHNi' -

srrvoN OF THE REV. NJ. c. FlIr"> Al
:,,ry FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES CT
ELECTROMAGNETIC REF RMED CHURCH.
r,o poon,nrcale Reformed Church. at West shy
,,., - and the Boulevard. celebra'co Us ''H"''
&C., a,niycrsarv yesterday. large '""s .'
.a n the sermon OF the pastor. the Kew ""''7'''
r. pc.crs on Eighty -fve Years ago "'"
Are We Growing Better or worse r. r, N.
Mr.. Peters first gave graphic a''""', ,ot~,,or.
.,orrcs in the appearance Of the city III INC -,
."""s -. It. church the changes which the church ]"
~. .a undergone and the struggles OF ~ e''N p'
~. .Chronic grumblers there still are COM
.h. nreachcr in part, as In the Gays vi oo.o 80
.sk For what cause were the Iornci W.: -
.nar thc,er These grumblers arc fonhd III 'no
ona ,.l,ov leaf OF life, whom constitutional INIT
""N -. ..oI,h or disappointed hopes have warped LII
..wont or ombttered In spirits. TO 60 no Iui INV.
800 ,han N. foundation Of this church. the eooo oa
,.rm.rs Of Dloomingdale broke up tle'r i",u -
vroo.ien plouGhs sowed their gram uro"i' ''' ,.h
.cvthes and threshed 1t out on hcr parh "oo'
All They worshipped in homespun clothes. Many
80. ard vegetables that are now common W o>'''
49, -. then unknown. Elghty-fve years ago
~.h.n,o IN New-York City rarely tastfo Irosh me-
. of,an "a once week. Sand covered MS n "r !" nv
:, c.rpe4. and II he got INTO debt he was ulro"n NV
,.u Work hours ran from suhup 'h s"u
;.horcrp nav was two shilinss day. WHO .oi,. w.,
worth three shilings Q ousT'' "Nu .hrso,vcs
ro,. t.nponcA They had to content thcni9eN''
pU ,s.als tha. nowadays would cause strike III u
poorhouse. - xor-ynrt Sunday
90. d.v of amusement, and was spent III
S.-..-rac,nc and dissipation. The stores were opeh'
and tho only distinguishing feature o. the h d sas
t s. .n.ral LAFAYETTE in 1924 on the Lords Day
IN 1897 crowd Of opposs , v"1e hodns meeting
my ctv Hall for promoting the better uT
Of Eighty years ,vo asO Germany and none
o. tSe Tinted states Now there are over severn.
Societies the contrbui%SSs o %e9 Mission eds
A. the opening Of this century there %ero 80 an"
Muncsnfs now there over !2OoOOOo from i, ,H
10 1ses the population increased 10 per ceh' anu '
rommuncnts increased o43 per cent. .,ou nm inter
At the evening service Mr. rS s lie Thought the
sssnn why men dislkcd hear the doctrine s,
Vas because they felt themselves gu' sd a f,r
mss o;nnces told them that they were caIlona'eS ''i
sSmiSsion whose claims would not 30 disp"'ea'
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ELIZABETH.

The family Of Adam Porter. OF ''N''''' ,.n
were n,isoncd last week ny eating canine" S''
Miss Mary Porter was attacked with Ni"'"' .i"i
ard vomiting while her mother, Mrs. Ma t'''' ~,
WAS for a whole night lowering between '''' '' We,
IN. other members of the family were Hon
affected While one son. John. although "c ""S 0''
-, tbe sal,non wa, not made SICK al all
ON saturday Judge Magic. OF the supreme ''''
rcccvcd in the Union County Court al >l"''ai
sion ca,led for the purpose the third report vi .'
Adjustment Comuli>s iolci> for Railway "lr'"''ie ~
,hc Martin art. The commission consists W ~
Har,iue OF solnerville; James - Dif"hd """ "
Comut.,n Of Halfway The report comprised t'e u'
maid taxes and assessment arNarasc> co"P'o'o "
Third Ward, and was formidable oo'u"''' "
,v. nsr., Protests against the report otahs s"s'A
ly the court were made b! senator Eh"Arus ~ .,,
ing r. H. Arkcnburgh, Mrs. RiciaIo. '"nn ;ns ~.
and Nicholas Mooney. Judge Magic ~ .,, thcjr
nov, and gave the ObjeaOrs a week " pfe'''' ~''-
objections in wTitihS -. .,,.
Mrs Walter rurnbull, whose husband Is one :" .n1
srmnst member, Of the Elizabeth Athic'E ''no go
vel, known in Ncw.IoIk business circles u'ei ,h
d,v after a short Hines. Mrs. turnout a,.,nsi
J,Ichtrr Of John f. VOORHEES,. one OF uc ,.p"
merchants Of this city. she leaves three c'nu'on'
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KIySHIP or ELEfTRICITY AND LIGHT.
From II, Temp, uarisI. Aug. =.

From IL Temp, u'aris,. Aug. :.
What HI, electricity sun IN reserve for u>1 (Nald
w. Cornu IN hl> address Ia the French Associations Tor
the ADV uic'n"ui OF Scicucri. NObodv fprc,' II.
set much l. expected from Il. and from every SIDE.
The art engineering ur-', II 10 furnish the ui>ior
nation. AID the universal distribution of energy :.
ucdicin. and surgery call for IT, III difficult ciN-s .
ply ,luugy ks for II for the ret Of nervous trans
ms ion, which I. In such intimate analogy with the
electric current.
As puW theory. graf results ar" approach
Ing titpIricr, who the contributors OF Amp"r,
Ioi->on Fourier, ohm. t'dus> lI"lnh"N, Thompson.
Maxwell. and hay" helped 80 much IN connecting
electricity with the law Of mechanics arc preparing
a great synth".~ which will mark epoch IN ih':
history u naIuisL philosophy They are very near
demons rating that The electro mag'fic subj rf'd
to the anne elementary laws the optical Phenomenal
that they are Manifest aiol> of motion In the
same element, ether IN" problems Of optic, are solved
EQUATIONS Of electro magnetism. From
perrin nal standpoint, very promising results arr
ALREADY obtained tn. speed Of light. fined by optical
met hods /, measured al,D hy purely electrical
measures; II has ben almost poSsihl" recently.
after the much bruit'd experiments Of Mr. Hertz.
that the experimental Identification Of electric dis
charges. and Of luminous fluctuations OF wav"- was
afrolnpli- he'd fact. II more decisive proofs ar
stiII wanted II can bc said that. In the mind ~
phy sireS ia" in ma" connection between elect rcity
and light is very near being vigorously defined
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RUTHERFORD.

tn. fall tournament for the ladies' ohampo"'"P
q, fine rutherford Lawn Tennis tlub was begun vi
saturday and will he continued I" day. lh'N "''
six entries for The single. while two teams cn'po''
IN the doubles, The saturday scores ~eao' =nS.o'
Miss Clara b. Dean beat Miss Gratia Hohsn" w.
g: Mss Emile Oakley beat MISS fn'''A ' 49,
u,., parhrr beat Miss Gratia HOLSTER And MISS
Clara Dean, 6-6. 40. 81.
The Rev Dana NJ. walcott. the C"nriees"o'A
ro,nister has returned with his family from ocean
Grove. a.,
A dot.ch,ncnt OF the salvation Army has hired
,.rton I,a for long PERIOD ard held IT'S first Wc"Uns
there on sat,r,lay night An opena,r mer''ni W.
rr.vims,v Id and Constable Collins had 20 Top we
Rost !. Recommendations made by some rniials who tired
10 interfere,
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EAST ORANGE.

Tho Republican Convention OF Essex County. " j..
will be held In Commonwealth Hall on saturday
afternoon and the primary meetings are called Tor
wedncsdav evening There l. "A substantial unaulmty
NJ sentiment among the Republican, OF the county that
Mr. Ichltach, the present Congressman should bc
rcpominated Mr.. Lchlbach In private letter "
Henry A. Potter Of Fast Orange. has announced that
he will not be candidate. Mr. Potter himself Is not
Willing to be the standardbcarer OF the party whilo
cx A.scmblyman Elias NJ. Condit. OF West Orange.
is rcputcd to lie seeking the nomination. Either
,,d mako a strong run The feeling among the East
orange Republicans j. strongly IN favor OF Mr.. Potter
rive Icmorrut> arc talking OF running Thomas Dunn
s"r senator william r. williams IS the favOIite
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IIOBOKEN.

Mrs. William Folknsn Of No 60 Henry 81, Ne"
York went TO Cranes morgue yesterday, ana ioc'i"
fed her husbands clothing. Fokman and "iiIHh
Anderson hired a s;ulbOat in New-l"rk last SUNDAY
and wep sailing acrOs, the river when Inc boa wa
r,n down by the IIob0ken feFryDoat Moh"IAr.
Anderson was rescued. F"lkinaia booy ""> 'o"'"
Friday night floating in the river at Fourteenth st.
and was buried saturday.
John Malone va, arrested on Saturday night TOT
fighting IN sxMayUr Schcm's beer'shop IL Union
Hill. and was confined IL the town prison. I%oh'y
minutes later he Wa, a fr'" man. having pFco u"
two locks and burst open the cell door The poHc
are looking for him. - .
I.coh schwartz broke into ST. Augu-tlnr's Church
at an early hour yesterday mor1int. and was innih
there BY the sexton. lie was taken " tr pra",
hut &c Malone had DESTROYED the utility OF tho cell
The new prisoner was placed In little room u-h ~
a sort OF an Office. When he wa, left alone H'h%ar'l
broke the window pulled ont two 81 the iron par.
and walled out. The noise made by breaking INC
glass attracted attention and lie was iecap'uIc"'
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NEU-S FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.

The new parochal school building coi',' w;',rsr
- rrdcct's Church wa, blessed by h'N"'P =,
Yesterday afternoon The bishop was ra,h.r.
m. Rev Father Corr rector Of the 'h"''"
M a smith nj. a,.i>tants Father Kou"'"' Va
- pe,e,,.. Father Ciilcn. Of -. LacyS' anu r"'''
Tirbc. OF Ilololcn. The bishop. pIe''' '"" 81,
formed Il procession from the Nc,'E ..n;oh !. in
church and went to the school bnn'he' WIN" 49,,
,,'noor ., near Brunswick-,t. The pf"c>"''
rchod through the entire building. the bishop 'p'"
ling holy water in each room AFTER 'hc r,'
,h. hi.bop delivered an address in the 'h'''" ',,
e ,,i,,rg :; f,ur storc, high built OF BRICK anu
will accommodate 200 children. . .,d
The local branch OF the Irish Na'on"i -,, 60
a meeting in 1t. John, Hall yesterday '.. .na
make arrangements for receiving william "''' :, D..
Inhn nlon the members Of Parliament VINO . a no"
his country on October l. John Kri'"a canning 10
Iva thai iic,.r, OBrcn and plil", aI r nnd Ala
."nct fund, for The coming General ri IN Ireland
Con- ,ho nmnn,r of 300 cvic'"d fannie III ,iHnit
rn"n,utin was adopted thanking N'" ' ,.i,"iIIv
f,r hi. address delivered Al the JONI i meeting
memorial meeting III Nc"''o'h
Will be held neat sunday.
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SHIPPING NEWS
port OF NETWORK ........SUNDAY. sEfT' H. A''"


ARRIVED.
Steamer city Of youns sf gSos
az hs s s,.n mae ANA oue.n,
vsHSSa h'Rs
AI,ysS At ns saf @ Aug Newcastle
% Dnndee ~ with mdsc Simpson Spence q YOUNG n.y.
rye. .s sorrento Ger Jorgencn Hamburg Aug ~ WIZ a
,,.c and passengers Funch Edge Co Arr'ed ~ '"'
ps Steamer at E.o Marie oer n.c HsmeSrs IS days. In
bal a,ssms to sSas: $ %''
Steamer bana (NorJ Nicholson. Barac days. WITH ""
Steamer vscays tspan Cun Havana bdays wth mqst
and Tassensers to CeOaos Co. Arrived al tho 0"' ~
@ Miranda tBr, 1scnan Jonns NJ via Halifax
Win "%.r ard Bowns Archibald ;o ma.. to
Steamer Als,crs Mason Galveston "A''
steamer snm louisiana ag. days. with md''
Anu S%@rr Ka'.s. CITY. KenptGn Savannah ~ days. VIII
Steamer Fanlia Pennington. Wilmington NC WIN "O''
Steamer uyando,e walxer Newport Scr. and Nor'0'K
with mdse passengers to GA nt Va with mdse
OK Portland" with md'' ana
Steamer Herman Winter Ncker'on Boston, with 'n0''
s p sSec Reed Waldo olo days with sugar to 0r'ef
vessel to Yates & Porterh"d ~ NJ. o,oudy
SUNSET Wind At Sandy HooE m .,m,s N' '
ami hazy AtCty isand-ilght Me- RAINING
S11" ~ fi %r: at 80
y m ,,uo
c.smcr. Brla and Santinderno ior IhseiPp Enrth
nil london; Italia Copenhagen DC; Paraeh'o' r"'' ~
"S SEAMS Iceberg Tor singapore; Marlborough. -
A,so .all via Long island Sound
STEAMERS Elcanora for Portland II DuocK. bo''on'
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAAE"H
FOREIGN PORTS.
oullrsrowH sept l6-Arriveo steamer - W" va"
, I'm E,w York on her way 10 Liverpool ,.,. M,
salad stssners tmbria tBrl. MchAy. M" E'''~"N
p,nts from ILycrpoo hence for New frr, ue
.ynE sept - Arrived. steamer Ia DroNs"o va" ~
lin from York.
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$11.75 and $15.75.
he TRIED StICIDE AT THE PUTNAM House

John Conrad hfty years old. widowrr. living wiz
his At No. 62 East one hundred and ninth Ste
uied 10 commit suicide by taxing largr do>r Of opium
yesterday mornn. at the Putnam Hou,. IL" was dn'
covered by the chambrrnlaid who ,nt'r,d the ans
found him unconscious the bed. TN table were TIVE
notes unaGdrc>"d sad PLEASE send ny body =
MI. >to'Icnb,rs. undertaken. NO So Uouson.st." The
other addressed 10 Mr. Stolltnbrg. directions ~
the burial and said that he LEFT SioO defray tho e9'
pcnrr, OF thr funeral Beside him the floor lay two
ounce vial Of laudanum. half cmptied Tie wac taken
Bellevue Hospital. whcrc DIR. ugh, said last night hss
his condition WAS pr-arlous Conrad Is designer, and foS
about scar has been suffering nervous postrstens
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rrvrpA1 or THOMAS ". wISTERBoTToH.

MANY of the Masonic friends. business as,oca",
~ ..i.4,ve. ~ Thomas W. Winterbht,m attended,
hs funeral at the Masonic Temple Twenty 'fl'0 81.
and sixthave., yesterday. Delegates were present
nom tho NewYorS City Cndertaker'' AsSoc'atioh IN
which business Mr. winteroottom was eisS ,a WIZ.
ut, ,ather N.w.York Lodge No $780, Free and Accepted
M.,ons ICELAND Chapter Royal Arch M'sonS Palestine
Comm.ndery. No. 10, knights Tcnplar; Ancient As
ISOLATION. scottish Rite Mecca Tempt. MOBILES OF the
Mystic shrine and the Warren Mss%a'o ynrs
1n6ve no $40 Iasc Master George W. Anderson
onscatinc The burial was 1T Cypress HIS cemetery
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NETWORK CITY.

Charles Dudley Warner author and editor. was SIX
ty one years old last saturday
The latest device for attracting attention to store
windows Is a swarm Of bees making honey In gas
box from syrup.
1t would not be difficult. though IT might be a
thankess task to prove that fewer waterrelos were
eaten in the negro quarters OF this city a't season.
than In any other in proportion to the population
Young men who do not like to be seen carrying "a
luncheon basket in the street may now have IA ease
made like kodak camera. that Will hold just a. much
Customer-Give me so cents worth of real Dca"a'e
peaches. broadway pkeepeT-We'rc not SIG NJ
neacbcs this season. ma'am. Ill sell you whole
one for 81 -.
The City OF Mexico was captured NY "ehci"i '''
forty three years ago yesterday
A numbcr OF Philadelphians have presented 70 me
cruiser Philadelphia set Of three dies OF the coo
arms of that city. 1t is useful gill;
The debt on the Lea House for German Immigrants
No. 6 Safest, is now reduced to Sllooo.
new wing is being added to ST. Nncent's HOS
r,,., at cost of $4,000, and will soon be hhShed
co,,ection was taken up yesterday AT All 'iie
masses in St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic '""''n !"
aid OF Father Eurke's homo for colorcd c'iurc al
Tho CRYSTAL stream and several Daise> WI, '
o,,shioners ~ the Church Of It. John the Bap'i''
70 Idlewild Grove to-day. on srcclai cN''''
aid of the free school attaohcu " wv .
The Irish.Amcrican Republican 'no reN"'n ''',ono
weekly meetings last evening at No D. ,,,o, for
5000 IN t.vor Of a straight Republican hche' io'
Mayor. 1T, rd
Tho Comfy Roscommon Mems Association vii, s'o nu
INC No &c annual games which take place OH
wednesday in Joness Wood to ireland. 70 "''r
on the impending famine in that country
1ou,s pageman who accidentally $40. ", mro,mc.st
his wife in his nInor-storc AT No. %, ruc;,ns on
.nsu. nrotectnc himself from gang o, i'.' pouc.
s ~mo was arrasncd at the E,>cx Market f1 "
Saurs Yesterday Justice Hogan failed to ,, sec "'N
tne prisoner wa. to blame and disehaF3e' ,'" ,o
pos,,n,e customer on so m'-Too late i,r c .'p
regular breakfasts Restaurant Tasn san for the table
- What YOU want. F. C-l mean 49, ~ ar..
order ""n' with hauteur)--oh we'll! we ool'
anose ,,,s ano,e for breakfast at this hour anyway
The osborne Cadets attended service sv c 's
John street Church last evening III '
" " BowdIsh delivered the s. rn"h'
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BISHOP STtRKEY To RETRY ~ HGIEHBER

Tn" R~v. John Keller chaplain ~ Ii>h"p >tark"y.
Of tho Pr,'c-tant Ep-",?d Diocese Of Newark. has
Just received WORT fnsu N" Bishop who Ia, been
In Malvern. I"ic|>rr-iI~, Enclard during the
NOR that his health + hot sufficiently y>tovd To AL
init Of his r,iurn home this month had bc~si
pccted. BY the advice Of his physcinns he will
main abroad uutu Ia" ir-t II November. Tho HSli y
has ar7 nc,ri hv cable with Bishop Coleman. % Della
for Ia: VI the Ep~6 opal v>itttipns durn.
OctOhrr. These appointment, Ar Largely ~ ~" ~
rrnl" northern part 81 Ncw Jersey. III" Rev. NJ.
Keller AT present cnnsufttva with Bishop Cole
man and yirg the schedule Oi Visitation, -
slt Ia, convenience.
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ALONG TIE SOTND.

N0RWAIK.-MisS Iua A. Lockwood. who recently
made the First Congregational Church the ch ~ u
fine bell which placed In position with ccic
monic finds that the pitch Of the bell Is tone and
one half higher than she had ordered. The Mc>hanc>,
Of lrimorc. are casting second bell 10 m~"t Mis-
LockwUod's tle;,, and II VIII DO finished and huns
I'm the church tower i'll October.
EoITlI NOEWALK. The CAV Library Association
have voted 10 convey all it, properly. valued AT
Sl2.OOO. the Clty. coldi ion that the mail-
tain Il fire., library and rcain- room.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY

MOUNT NEHNON.-Ipon the invitation OF POST
master Henry Ill-s. Assistant Postmaster luhbe the
fOr letter carriers and fOur clerk OF the p,Ntoihfe
spent yesterday at Shell Island, near Porfchc>trr the
summer home OF Postmaster Ius>. TIL" postmaster
and his wife entertained their guests with elaborate
SIDE dinner the day being spent In "A quiet, but
atisicoiV manner
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VINO CRACKED THIS Young FELLOWS SKULL

WHO CRACKED THIS YOTyG FELLOWS SKI LIZ
John Toand. young man living with his father AZ ~
1i9 East Thirty .secondst, taken oy the latter "
bellevue Hospital Yesterday morning suffering from COM
pound depressed fracture of the skull The operation
teIaunng performed the hospital but is doaos
whether young Tol2nd will i've. TOand senior Is eso
driver and Is wei. thought Of by hi, ncighbors II seem
that the son came home drunk Saturday evening snc
0uarrclcd with his father The two came to blows me-
the son. fearing arrest, hid himself In the rooms Of
Mullen the apartments from toland sHrs
Ian cam. home also tn for drink and hndne
roland asleep his bed attacked him. Whether thr ~
jurles inflicted IN THIS Nst encounter OF py sho w.
mans fatho Is unknown.
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NEWARK.

The fact has been established that cx-Ass "mbymah
Ruth burgess. who died saturday morning. after
only few hours of illness, committed suicide. IL
wa, announced that death had resulted from heart
disease. and an autopsy Ia have been held yes
to-day. Late on saturday night married daughter
discovered empty twoounce laudailnm bottle
bcleLih the sheets OF bis bed.
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Of the Republicans while the Democratic NOMINATION.
will almost certainly go to Michael I. Jarrett oil Ne"
ark
Henry VI. Dorcmus. OF East Orange. VIII make u
strong fight for the nomination for sheriff on lnr
Republican side. and hi Democratic opponent VIII
probably be Jacob lais>ling. OF Newark. or william
H. brown The odd, are I'm favor OF the former.
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United S.oto. coaot.arnl--a spread ea9i' WIN On h,
,us rnur" on a scroll in his brdk ana ' -,
irra, and with TINT stars ari'"-'" 49, un,,ch
~, w, sent f., sau,ana Fay IN lssl on >l"c''' HI"
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NOVELTIES IN SILK FABRICS

Amongst the many specialties
which we are showing this season
i'm all Silk Fabrics, Bcngalinc dc
Sole takesa very prominent place.
1t sail Silk, very handsome and
brilliant in appearance and UNI
dOubtcdly durable. Our assert
mcnts contain all the leading
cOlOrs, in qualities from $l.OO to
$3.50 per yard.
Drap dc Nocta is also a new
fabric, crcpc-like in appearance,
light i'm weight and very beauti-
full for evening wear.
Figured India Silks, in black,
white, cream and delicate tints,
designs very novel.
Fancy Nelvets, in figured and
embroidered effects, for Wraps
and Costumes.
JAMES McCI. EERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jewish New.Year services
Meeting of tie Brick Manufacturer Association Astor
House.
Republican League reference. Stewart Building
Ifeutens Colonel William w. King Court Of Inquiry
Equitable Building. - m. 49,,
New FORK Philadelphia IN. L. baseball match. POLO
Grounds. p. n.
New.York Brooklyn (P L. baseball match, BROTHER
hood Park. 4 .. IN.
Meeting Of the Republican Club. NO. 4oo fh'h'a'e''
D. m. c,.,,
Meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the Ct'zehs
Local Improvem'h ut party. No $50 ThirdaNe eN'hhp.
Meeting Of the Democratic Club, Holman House
p. . , .,.,
Meeting Of uhe directors of the Brooklyn institute
evening
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY,

sunr,sss 81 sss O3 Moon sets % an Moons ago
mon WATER
/A-SAndy Hook. 800 GOV Island 500 Hell, Cato 10 IN
P.N-Ssndy NOOK. b12 Gov Island $50 Hell Cato 10 ~
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The corner lot at Main Il. and Es'rXavc was SOLD
under foreclosure on saturday. " John j. M"ser' oi
Newark, for $4,000.
Lisbon w. NJ. Wiggcr OF the Diocese Of Newark
laid the cornerstone Of a parochal school h"1in1
I'm Fourth ST.. south Orange. yesterday ar"ro0n Ipc
school is connccic ed with the parish OF Our Lady 81
sorows of which the Rev Father Carroll Is pastor
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ORANGE.
THEIR CHAPEL FORMALLY OPENED

TIIEIR CHAPEL FORMALLY OPENED.
The pretty little chapel which ha' Just been com
pc,cd by the parish Of st. Marhs Church. III Columbia
st near Washington. formally opened yesterday
afternoon. The chapel was crowded. Among those
present and those who spoke were bishop Falhncr the
Rev Dr. Anthony schuyler, Of Grace Church mo
Rev Dr. William G harrington. the Kew. HcAa""cr
Allen Of Christ Church. and the Rev james r. ra'oh'
20 81 paur. Church The service was informal.
The chapel is the out growth Of "a mission enter
nrise TINT wa, started year, ago by stephen
williams son Of the venerable rector OF IT. Marks
Church the Rev. DR.. James a. Williams. Two years
ago II va, taken hold Of by Francis e.. CAilne md
With such success that the funds for the ERECTION ~
the chapel we're easily obtained. The corner stone ras
laid on July a.
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mails. Adopted by leading horse rail-
road, club and livery stables, etc, Ia
the United States and elsewhere. We
are prepared to prove this statement by
testimonials aud references 10 planters
and liycrymen in this Kingdom.
Apply 10
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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Valuable Property For Sale

.AMAnN Nuuanu Avenue, q
GsT ~ newly furnished 2.storv
ESsE&k2 House containing 8 rooms,
kitchen, bathroom, closets, carriage
house, stable. hcncry, etc. Grounds
contain 2 2.l0 acres, we'll laid out in
lawns, shade and fruit trees, flowers,
etc. viii he sold low, With or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in q
flrst.class lesidence, rs the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY,
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FOR SALE

ElREWOOD for sale at Hawaiian
l. Commercial Salesrc oms, corner OF
Queen and Nuuaau streets. Ils Il
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NOTICE.
Furnished House To Let

.sasAA Ar Waikiki, two story
.aH n House, containing ak
tgsa2 rooms nicely furnished, with
kitchen, lanai, hath and servants rooms,
stable, Ctr., to let for few months at d
reasonable rate. Or rooms will he Let
singly with good fable hoard.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.