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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
MORE WORK THAN MEN CAN DO.


There is a partial freight blockade at the Adrns
Express Compapys pier in III" pennsylvania ha'!roa'
station IN consequence of the rcccnt reduction Of 'hc
force Of porters and the strike OF The dDvcr' helpers
whom they were asked to do the work OF the rortcr''
Yesterday afternoon and laS night the long pi.'i"
was covered with bundles. boxes anu parcels III All
descriptions and the small force al work was to'aN
unable to handle them. Til" situation Is HH'N ~
become worse because in addition to the incNpcrien'c
of the new men who cInpiycd 90 TAX" the place
Of the strikers. they required {" WORK foih d. !"
to II or lo y. NJ viii! al ntcrnN>ion 81 ONLY an t''
for dinner some Of the mon with whom il iri'"'o
reporter talked YESTERDAY said they were ncarN ""
out with the long h'mrs and hard work. ana ticE 'o"r
no, stand the faji.1c much ongr:. ON the other nan"
supcri,;endenI McWMEani> said that everything was
going oIonc smooth, and that he work had mo- been
dcl,v since Tuesday ,t when IN" helper, Wlucn '"
do thc work Of III. dis II"c't l"rt"r' H;W WIZ
ahout tw,lvc men III YESTERDAY aud 1hcV 2r rH
lectcd to accomplish a. md'i - "a, a. .'" nir,
or o'clock forty WAGONS waiting on ne per 10
he unoadcd and each cuc was nllci 10 IT'S "''"o>'
capacity.
jbs home No :oi Fi!.l,.,, after Illness OF sever
months Mr.. Donncllv All active Dcn"ratc poh
tictan lie was elected TO the Hoard Of Aldermen it
iSss and I'm IN" oIiovt. wear elected member "
Assembly. Las. fall L.. Was cct''N fic1u"We', ~"
las NOT been able 10 attend 10 inc u', Oh NY V
since lie TAX II sick. The fnhcidi VIII 'ahc P'"'N
tomorrow. 49,,
The trial of Vito Turo an I'asn boo,Ilaa i'r ,ns
murder OF Peter kcosh " ~ finished Er>r'uai w ~.
IIud on County Court M oyer and I"riniicf' i, !uH
tosnd him guilty Of man. laughter aud Judge Knapp
sentenced him 10 ten years H. -ta'" prison.
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ELiZAIfhTII.

The Adam EArrc~s Conp,nv has di>'"m'inn d i
Euzal,.,lp,rt dice. much Ia The N4'"nN"i"r'"" 81
shippers.
r.. ha,rLct of Mi EaHu"Y', ~'l't >'l' -. ~
pcarl,t caught iiic lat i.I,i from a. "N"fh"t'
furnace The Fir. Department va promptly ~ 'r
scene and ,avrd the b'..ldr:. III" danf1G' wa
nrnc,n,llv nv water Ir",t c\ri'"lcit prevailed iol
I'm. IN t,c CITY IL lcing generally reported HAT II
wa. tho l:a,iin High school tha' ~aN Oh h"
Tn" funeral u Water iarman. IF ~" Polio" d"
partmcut tOok place YESTERDAY afternoon. INC AT
Tendance was larr" The Rev. john ]. k'Ir. OF the
Third PRESBYTERIAN Church. conducted she ,crN "- a'd
The entire Police Department, headed by tn 81 hr1i
lncnt Drum Corps escorted the body 10 the grave
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,oh, De-, t.. ll,"c..l YER old, w." h'- ir " ga
,,,,d in IN. Iul-"r E,'r E1!'"i 'T't'' ''.'' -
sixty th,l i, n'd The N';ih F''"'. 'h ~ ~ 800
en- u, -i>i, MT =. -l"i ~ r'';u'f if.'.''
,,>,,c IN NV ;!rth g.. rear 1'l.'h rF". co. "'''
d,v evening. Picvicu~ H. III" 'h""' ~ l''' "'
u.,,,irc ,,o, I. rnv ni'th - f'N 'ini ''" d th''
,hcr me-, suddenly 81 r' itp di'' 81 ''''' =.
turned and fred two shot 3" l"Nh. Ia !. ''''
.,, vid. II tie ut,rk and hI' nri"'. H'i i" ''''
ucn, tlrni.ll Do:l"'- lc;t ariU ah"H" -" 'h"N '''
,r,l. th. hnnc Then the tire" r"n ran d"'' I"
ct,rr Policeman i.nrlnr. of the wet l"'N :
r,th -, squad. hcii'i IA" r."'+ ANA Il" ~" men
ru,,,,ut away. Int Ii" "a ILAblc !" ''' ih'n.
rhcy q .,rln;td IN t"ncinch bone ~ team 49,.
i;r,lc went 10 the uf'c "f Dr Inny. ~ W -i\t
ur.t =, and had his arm Landa""I. Ih"' u" went
nornr Ne told th" pole rnla thii 10" thr'" !" q 49,
.tr,ur,i, T., him AVA II d! not hn'" WHY h. hal
cen ,ho, Yesterday he AID j." kI"" ~" man VII"
Id h.d him and h" told ti. h"nc Of IL" IMAM to- ~"
d~irr'ivr,. lie tNlN'HlIV I'M" Nv, ''. ~ ~
Iboctlug also but ~ wDih not II. The OLLIE
learned thnt the a.,aii,u va" cnpnv'd on "l'r {" IN"
frrIrht train. snd hoy went 10 are MN, iit the
u,a. hsl left the ritt on the train
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~ I;DIh, NiL I NEHN.
.NUIPPi.NG NEWS
r,,rl ~ .;rW.lDuk ..... ;iit E~DkY. 90 l.. 1890
ARRIVED.

Purl .jr |rw.iOnk ..... I'm H"DNf. " |. 1890
ARWIvLD.
n.y., 49,. y..,cah,'- i'''"' "i..h" sons Al'N'd A IT,"
@.'.n,. Iitla ,bn. Crur pnia sept 10 with mise 10
lIrtI"l, %. Hr,, \'ilv,' ~ n" h"a' pm
,,w, n'.' b." ilrIr' ''A e" Arrived Al Ia" h'' at
.f T;. r nj X < N% iI1y TX "'' Ar ;rs,f
NV mA 'n"A. ,ny, M vi m' :; AMI
,'',n r." M # ,'i""' i'.'''" ''>' Wit" mise
~, ,tnt H. u,r law horn y ,rranSd pays with miso
,s.rr ,,,'Sr 'rs ;r s wa Charleston"
mia I."" and i. i. waht: ,.,,- ..
ss'" nm asa % nI @ " "ma,sa t.
wi" % ''%.' a"G i.'s."!:u G..
steamer RE irnoh Jhnry est Point Va with mise and
,T,.n-r IL In:norr Khlrrdsc noston with mise To n Y
-i,r n,cr.he. lannion. Drow ~ days. IN ballast Il"
rn, Nrn,is t>u-t Ivn.ch. Port &c Dpno s. dIys With
sh' ',l!"r vrss's t" rnnch tdY"t :"
StN-EI- -wiuh At sandy iioh tghi. T.. cloudy
At At, i.iani hight NJ. cl"iI
Aiu,cd Yesterday
steamer >cnrca. et-v"n. Mntan:a' VA Havana days
"a,n'rt iiun" l'"'- i;'i"ir"iti m Is" t" IL Eos
CLEANED.
.ranr Aur "a Ger. lIoos'ca 81 AIMS Bay q W''"s
STEAMER Ncptuu" RI. Logon. Mon,ego Bay. Ia Kerr
STEAMER ,',ma Hisg Key IVES, ana Galveston e II Nal
s,nnrf Jew Yorl Iarkcr. New Organs ! T Van Sicke
steamer /: Mathews (nr'. ronch oo'aw joan seIerr
STEAMER Hrlllnl Mr. 'hrhpn NDia'k funfh EdyeA 20
rnmrr Richmond. Jrnnry West Point. Va--oia DOMINION
steamer IoAno1c IIulphtrA Newport News and Norfolk
Oh ouIniOI $500
.,r.mrl \l- ni".rn. Lewis. Rii:imorr II 9 Foster.
SiruUrr VI II iil"ti BOSTON. VI l lrnipts
SAILED
Steamers, Slru. tor ,erp"n state OF Ecorst. G1sgow
I,l.u ~tritlu Wrlin i.hirkani HLrburL IL
aap tl.ad Bolivar vrn"'rrl, Pnrrt" 'nhcio i"ihni.
Sort H.. \mr. =. II Ann, ihb Nrw i"iL ami onni. tai
Marlborough for -
Str:tiB Mind-n. Bristol johannes
t,,l Avrr, AiishIin. DrmnrNL
1hL MOVEMtNTS OF STEAMEita
FOREIUH POETS.
QUEENSTOWN 2-ATriy"d steamers Brtannic lBr).
DAWSON and Cy Of Berlin lEr 1and from New Vrk for
Law rponi aud prJrso'rd
sailed stoAnrrs 1rutOic Drl Irving md t1y ~ New
York tBr, watkins from Liverpo" hence for ow.foIk
SOUTHAMPTON Arrivoi steamer rrsvo Ufrrl. Bnss
tn. from New York her bremen. ami pprrcltd
Lizard Pa,sc steamer SorUannia tGerl. ucbich.
from Me- York 10 u liza burg
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MEETING or THE CHAMBER GF fOBHEN T.

The rooms 81 the Chamber Of Commerce. ~ "" ~
Na.sat were well filled al the regular mr"iIu" ~,
trI1tav morning. trpr"rin'" I"~'lu"n' "a ia" i"'h
Of Jninc> VI. lioWu ""r' hdOrirh ana VI" i"l""
ing nc~ nrmrrr were elected: william Waldorf
Aston Henry r.. Caesar. t'"nr;r toP1"ll. M-i!a
Coriin. Ucnr W. Maxwell. Edward H. Van inc"n.
William Augustus Walh"r. Marshall nrm" wilson
committee wa, then appointed I" n"h" ari'r""ri'ut
for the I22d annual dime" II tc fhLnl"r. "hi'h will
lee held uu November lr. Au'ihc: 'on'iiii'" "a,
naIntd bv the pr'-id"ui 10 e" operate WIN ia"
Iuecs Of other sOc!r - III entertaining ihc mrnh"r az
tho I,litl~h lIu aih steel ln"ii" itG The Iit her
Irrcin Observation-Disclosures. now holding ih"r .m,ii
sion IN this city.
E1Anrd simmons then iiIt:odIrrd 4 r'.olIilniI
nc,rpng II report Of the Martini" canal t"Iupl'ry Of
Nicaragua the prospective t-nir and nnu..' Nh II
,rill lie subsidiary 10 the canal When T"upl"i~ and
opcycd FOR transit. The r'shluol pa .."i uu,rl
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absolutely
the Best

Who said it?
If the manufacturers only,
a grain Of salt would be
taken with the statement.
The Ohio State Food
Commission examined 80
brands of baking powder.
Gen. Hurst was the head
of the Commission, and
Gen. Hurst said:
"Clcvcland's Superior is
absolutely the best and most
desirable baking powder
manufactured
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EEGLENOOD.

TO WELCOME WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
The members of the EnelHwood tiub VIII ch' tl'Ih
William Walter Phelps. United states MINISTER |" "'
many. and hi> family a. reception Oh fnc'd'y even
ING ncy, The following is the letter Il Invitation ana
the opc of acceptance; oo
Eusl,wood Club. sept. -. 1900
Ny Dear Mr. Phelps me pleasing a"i ,G Gt. ,In
10 tender ynu reception IN "'ier ,.a 's rmnitv
without distinction OF rnrH, may uc and cSre<> our
appreciation OF yonr distinguished services WV" "
vii YOU Kindly inform on what cvcl.ne at S"ni
earb cinvcnence. you will CAV" rs an opp, NM ~
To " and S' to The mefcr> Of your family At "r clu"
rooms am deAr Il; TF T Im;NySs Pricm
Hon. william Weller Phelps,
The Grange Tc1ncca
rNa~yh sept; =. ~ Inc 11".,,
ton which ara''iv" 20 i' ,I"' ', ,y
imagine an>,hug moe a'irA ~" hau I" nr' H, ~,
oitrra,c ,hr rrl;lcal line. which has - often S"Pa
iated mo from >'u" Of them =, e.. ,,un
Make N; grateful ark:b"l' AIH"ln> 10 I've Gnu
AID ,av tia, iuc>Hav. october world i' 'n 'vSn'.a
y ysrn v %%"l ,ln In'' S wli% WLiEH riE
10 shrppud linmans, esq. r7"''drh OF "a" ''"~'
Al ~, rrr-cn County Eclnl,l,an Convention a:
IIackcn>l,k on Wcduc>.av "u'!H Nr lM'lp> nn1" 1"
speech 10 hc delegates, .>"t d"'lnri' IN pleasure
in meeting his OH n.c'd> IN h'r-"" '"'''>' 'N''
Phelps said:
,lk that the cica. i>.rr mi i. a'u wa> IN 49,
pr,icr,jnn: AilI ;hc Anir.,,,a p""pe r''a!n IL" 10
pnhnCan policy which used 81" '", i.'rat '" l:"'"
he VAC, -. i.r N"!kiU?Ha' u: VII t"'' d'''P' a.
D"Inncl .tir policy. >tNs Il l. 'tf l" ict W.
wo.ha.,n..i tni- lirticn,.r tHh" 'hi" ii h"''"
rne lS>ne h-~nnc> pr;,, ,irn ".i- 'iu'-on !, ~
the apr val di,appr"vIl q; "a" Tart III y,
st nd Originality. Il r'lr''cr'"i VT" tac '.'ht OF ~
purity ,"ud Vt 10 Ia> il'ih'l'; H. tr"''',
Leader flashed tr,a a .'To'" y NJ owl = i',,,
lie twin lnuci If p:"'''t.' and rcIr:"U' r"*" II '"
th" sly. which II Il, Mp via A"p' la tH'i I''H ~"
pcupic without respect I" lI:ih. II" VITA v" ar
III .ir pa bland e" n -lvn- hh"A &" an - 10y ''"
iDI thc Inlll "H> W ra! p Ti"':>l ''lf"d IRON
cOie and t"t tld id' !i.i" ,r>N d"""i li"l ma
W. would not pat IN" tlurd"I b, tVirt up '.F'
million, III uulo>a received >'n"thir- III !"
turn. -,
The export If agricultural products must hnd lin
itrd and railing market the export 81 md'hil ii''
articles must md 81" ron-inc and PERMANENT mario"
Tho lowest labor raise cor: ana Wh"u ana
pork. reiti'-r III" ntclle 'roc ant >NiH az"
invention IN whic! he American l'h"r ,uipi>", W.
world Ultimately. then. "" must lose th">' ndr"''>
fnr our wheat. lut moi for orr ware IN ne NAV"
faciurc IT these Tho rar"r GnaN"> ~ NJ ger
civilization which India and south America VIII MOI .
century c," U"r citIz"n, II =. 'h"ir'"r' ~" par
Of st.tesma' mp cN1ort thc>' ari!"> 7" marN''
Wher, N" demand j. constantly Hi'f"a,lhc. anu -
make the market at HON" fni "ri agrcul'Wi l'"ih
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NEWARK.

Charles W. lI,i'man. i"r'Y"i-h' wears DID, wa
drowI,cd Al t'cr;rr>'. br:dG" vest id1' Ii"'H'h
lived at No. $50 Chayirton I. He W. on III '@it'
when .hc draw closing. In h. Last" %" AT ni''ei
10 lump upOn nc draw before II WaS 'l>"i MSS"
III. tf,tinC and frll INTO tho water H. lead .'rhhi
tl,n,rr and nlow making E.in in>cn>.1'. I've
I,dy wa recovered two hours t!'"r"arl. H. iaV"
a wife 1nd family.
on No.Idav En.'l >chcck lost 800 ~ roll Of BIZ
while walLin2 >priiicll"G ave. Tie u'"'\ W.,
fnnnd Is Mrs. Cftharin" Thl"lr. a pW "l''"' AN'-
Al so. 2Gl y springfield axe" >""'"i'h. @H' 10 "a
INC ,nn,;,.y ~ The FortlI PoC' Irccnr ana lihId u
,vcr ., INC p,hc. sergeant. The Dwric. rewarded he!
vim -.
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NEARLY KILLED ~ FRIENDLY GRGWL.'

A yrlng laborcr who had been punished h}dy in d
drunken street light walked into bellevue Hospital
carly yc. ;crlsv morning. His face va, BLOODY hi,
pose Wa lr"kcn. both ewes were blackened, and lie
had IA ugly the eft idc Of his head. The
surgeon, examined lam and de'idrd that his >hi was
fractured. Later the day dn,ib OF his
eApic>,cd Re AID he Edward Egi,l. aged twenty
fonr of 80. AL Es-t Thirtecnt>i. 70 dc6rivHs Of
the Elith.st. squad. he >g!d he had lul friendly
growl" with Joe Fitzpatrick. who had knocked him
dow, and kicked him. Ftzparick's home In
Twelfth 81. ietwcci Avenues A and T. Egan said. Tho
detectives began "a hunt for Fitzpatrick.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
ALBEMA ETE- lionoc Mrrci"r P7'in'"' q IA" i'"''
nce OF oucboy .. FIFTH AvENrE-i.'.''o' In"r A"\'
sndor IT Rice of Maseaci,usrtt.. Pott"' rlwr ~
chicago Colonel A. l.. Cungrf. e! oh'" h"u 'h'i"> =
Mayer president Of the Eatir"ic md ONO i1;ii"al
Company ...... MURRAY LI,-'onSi"N''''' /. t.
Niedrtnghaus st. LOUIS and rrof ss"r Daniel e. atom"
NJ Nov. Haven NEW YORK -t,u."iai Ar ,and'r H.
I.lwton. of Georgia VICTORIA "p"Iki Luna d.
Reed, Of Maine and tap'aia I,rr> O'kanr. l. > navy
WlNDSOH>' nato' J,i', .l'Milal. ." i:c"is'h
and Con r,e,I:ln Jslir> J. j.! ,j.i. OF Syracn"c.
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HorLY CONTESTED RACES AT THE wEsTCHESIER
COUNTY FAIR
II is estimated that 10000 people we're in a'tendan'o
NJ tho We,tchcStcr County Fair at White Plains YES
tcrday 1t was the socictyS greatest day III gate
reoe,pts Tie graudst,nd was pnchcd with 'o"o
spec,ators who sioutcd and appaudcd the hot Ni'he'
a., -, tho ,ro,,iur and running races Nearly every
,o,ci.n ~ impo.ancc In tho county Represented
In the thronr aud not few clergy men we're as" upon
1he grounds Both the inner and the outer circles OF
fbe raretrack were lined with tally hos and carriages
OF every description.
In the w0ncns industrial department hrst premiums
vere awarded follows Embroidered pIaho'co'"f'
table scarf silk chair. napkins and coaks Mrs d. +.
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no,.iy. Tho report will hr verified by the com.
nce on Foreign Commerce ana Revenue hsWs 81 ge'Hs s
u;. t ~ roun,rrr Of tAprtown, South Africa was
,tand"r.t =" the member, Of the Chamber.
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trKyG DIR. MGONEGILS SIDE.
TESTIMONY IN HIS FAVOR AT HIS TRIAL FOR
MANSLArt;IITER.

TESTIMONY IN Ills FAVOR AT HIS TRIAL FOR
MAHSLArGHTrR.
The defence in the case or DE- Henry o. Mc"oheeai'
vvh, i accused Of man,lalrIr began I" present It's
.',o IN rho ,c;rt Of General Sessions before fndsc
r,,,r.r,d Yesterday. Tranci, V. s. Oliver. for the
,.t.,d,,t bcr,n the proceedings by asking III" jndr"
- ,,.,,,,, thc iurt to ac'ut. rs ~" District Mtr
40, ,, ,,,,,l,allv abandoned III, Ease II dd not
,,. r,d... FITZGERALD long 10 deny the motion.
" r E,rr, all, Of counsel for The defence. then made
; ,urriu.. u,,r,. in Witch he sad shat bis sid" rH
prct, To prov" tina: l.i,a"|y rcn.',' I'd ' nt
,'| ,,, -. wa charged, TIE first f"w wnc>>e'
fer IN" m,on"r hsd been '''''' I" th'% l:n 2 rr Az
,,Inyi, -:ppo-rd to hay" i""i hadr hN Sanir ir'p
h'., vII' i h,ai,. n -t,"'I'rt o her Enowlcd9" OK
ih, ra-c dn"ruf ma':, ~ from thr rl"nN ,i tI
.,,,u eros, Of tlr TWENTY ninth Ioli." l't ''inrt
,o,,'Si .l, h" had written d"Gl ,rdr lraphar"nr c
torrncnt in the form Of an AFFIDAVIT ~, u'"' , ,.
H' ,,.r If me IInrlrr ro!,c" Court tooi III" etand
~ r f., t,c clck Of tn" court, pr W. storm White,
- ,c.o'.nr in both homeopathic mSlcal college" OF
lb i:y. sav" h. opinion about vagon' part OF t'
,v,,n mndc the autopsy "n tnuir Goodwin The case
viii prol,bly 90 :" n" jury night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Are as small as homeopathic rclc's and as ess s
70 Ike a. S"raf I,'}Gdt l.N'' them. CATERS Ltt''
I,'.i ri.'.. II! then"
ITrHlHr SKIN.
u,a, Food Corn ,my'> '.li''a ap cnr''t 0l Vit'h'
Ar,.i!. and ~ diHr.!-t-
Henry a. DANIELS. NJ D,
20 VII I,, ;snn ,.G,. rr,nary organs.
:, iD'.f'nrr and S,rr.li,y Hour, 5 to /. . to s.
Rooms ncrlirrc shirts. flannel. cheviot and SILK
fabrics. q 80 to 81. 500 and 81 Broadvsy.
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so and 81 West 23d-st
MINIATURE ALMANAC


eunr...& >, s-,,i " H,'n 49,. 81 IN M'on'''Gs 10
~ VAIN
4 v-.nt, Ho,s - 5 i,tn' IL - IT,. "A'e n3
D u->I.Gy No.. - - ',ON IL - mr. '''" -
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To-day and Tomorrow, Octobcr
Sd and 4th, we shall show new
effects i'm Childrcn's Wear, sizes
from + to is years, in bOth hlEh
and low grade goods, many Styles
exclusively our own, at hioS'
reasonable prices.
Our newest selections in Infants
Wear will also he ready Tor ILL.,
spcctiOn.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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Riley Tarrviown bed spread. and flannel blankets M''
-. ". Whi,mor,. Mount Vernon fancy apron MIS- Ella
u. see. iairytO fancy toilet cushion. Ms. W. d.
Horton White platnS plain nccdlcworh. MrN. f. H.
Long. White llniE,: embroidered ldmbrrqnih. MrN.
H. T. Tottnn P,rtrhc>rr: racruc. =. X. Imrty. llarrl
son crochrt CAPE. Mis- Amelia UnbITi>"r Gre'Dhnrg
crochet ,kir, Mrs G. j. 1,rswcr. Mamaroncch: cr"'hc
sac1uc Mis- Nonic Ryrr. Hurt dale set table MATS
II. NJ Lcdcll-y. Nepcrhan crochet toilet ~Pi. MISS v.
HAMLET. White Plains fancy ,t"ckinGbag. Miss Ad
die Miller Mount Ei>co crochet lace. Mary M.cvne.
East View. embroidered banner Hattie Mclcfonf
Yonlier~ ,ofar.lIow. Clara l.. Twidy. Mo;ui Vernon
ON jclics and preserves. Mr.. J. :. >ncdchcr OF WHIT"
Plains Mr., odcll stephens. of vahalla: Mis- Phoebe
Lyon Of WHIT" Plains Camille Hatfield. OF Hcprrhan ;
Mr, Chair, Wright. Of Hircnvillc. and Mrs t. Lyon
Of New Rochelle. were prize winners.
f. Ear,hpon of Tarryiown took first prize on
pair Of drausht hor>c>; b. 'icdncy. Of white Plain, on
Graueht cattle over 800 pounds. ana h. Il. rnrN. Oh
White Plains. Oh drinGi cattle under 1000 pohnh>
To "a" Ophr Farm in Harrison, were awarded 81! rTl
Ms L. l.. Horton. II White Plains. too" ir>' premiums
for the hes, objection Of homemade ,;,hr VII T. j.
RAM l.. Park. Of White PLAIN. ~ b"tt r.iIiun" 81
honey. and sarah F.. van Wari. Of Hi'cAliiS. on The
bet I'VE pounds q. iu'trr.
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.

THE ATTENDANCE STILL lNCREASlNG.
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Keeps ncsigcc shirts. flannel. cheviot and Si
,,,,,c. 81 80 20 81 500 and 81 Bro'dwy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

Henry 4. DANIELS. NJ. d,
80 WEST -cII ST. ..
\rr'n
=, ,,,',,nrc and S,rr.li,y. Hours 70 /. 70 3.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08

enough trouble lately-caused me and
my wife 10 psrt-shnf upr7
Old Meek had attempted to say some
thing.
jest stan' thar an take you medi-
cine, as / am q mind to give 1t. You
have been playin' the hypercrit with us
long enough, an me for one aims goin'
to stand it no longer. Don't say a word,
l tell yo0-don't open your chops. You
git about ever cent that's made in this
peighborhood, an then when a man
wants a little accommodation you go
around an blow about it."
Every one gazcd at Jira. hut not q
word was spoken The v~iolence Of Jim's
temper was well known None moved
except ALI. and he. taking ont his buck
horn handle knifs.stssan to cut of a
chew Of tobacco.
Yes" Jim went on. sswe've been
thinkin' all along that you was % harm
less when we mout n knowed that you
was a snake in the grass. What, you
will say somethin'. whuther no. By
Cd. I'll show your
He snatched the knife out of Alfs
hand, and 50 quickly that a wide awake
eye could scarcely follow his motion.
stabbed the old man.
Jim sprang through the door and dis
appeared in the darkness. They took
old Meek from the floor and tenderly
placed him on the bed.
"A1f," said the old man. "rve bled on
your hand, but / couldn't help it, Alf.n
The boys were in the back room Of the
store sitting up with the old man. Sew
eral days had elapsed and q physician
who had just left thought he might re-
cover. He was resting quietly; the boys
were playing cards.
"Gentlemen"-
want anything, Meek" ALI asked.
"No, / don't want nothin', an above
all / don't want to interrupt the game,
but l jest wanted to tell you that / be-
heve that I am dyin'."
"Oh. l reckon not" ALI replied, get
ting up, but when he reached the bedside
the old man was dead.
y
who's thar" Jim called. opening the
door and gazing into the darkness.
"Alf an the boys" came the reply.
"What do you want, boysT"
"Come out here"
Whats upg' he asked when he came
to the gate.
"Jestice."
II don't understand"
s'But you shall. Meek is dead"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08
BATONNE BOWLBRS.
Opening of the League
G~ames-Bowling and
Athletics.

The opening match Of the series for the
championship OF the Bayonne Amateur
Bowling League was rolled last evening
on the new alleys OF the Pamrapo Ath-
letic Clubs club house nc Bayonne. the
contesting teams being those of the Bay
onne Bowling and Pamrnpo Athletic
Club. Only average scores were made.
The local team acquired the lead on the
first frame aud held 1t until the ninth,
when the Bayonres spurted aud went to
inc front oy hall 2 dozen pins THIS pres
b last frame. Tho score follows:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08

record OF the Independents. who have not
experienced defeat in a League game at
home.
Frank Mailer and Joe Thum had a Sc
ries Of games last night. Null won with
out completing The ten frames.
Joe hun has been made a member OF
the Tenny Club and Frank Muller has
joined the Spartans. OF New York.
George u. Bushfieic has joined the At
lanta Il. c.
Hen Lutz has closed his carrier pigeon
coop and Is making the pins fiy. He as
tonishcd the Palma boys n few evenings
since. He is hurting the ball in great
shane.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08

i Shaii be satss. e.
After the toll and turmoil
And the anguish Of trust belied,
After the burden OF weary cares,
Ba1fied longings. ungranted prayers:
After the passion and fever and fret,
After the aching Of vain regret,
After the hurry and heat OF ssTrfe,
Tho yearning end tossing that men cal
'sufe;"
Faith that mccks, and saiF hopes denied,
shall be satisfied.
When the golden bowI is broken
At the sunny fountain side;
When the turf lies green end cold above
Wrong and sorrow aud loss and love;
When the great dumb walls OF silence stand
At the doors Of the undiscovered land;
When all we have left IN our olden place
Is IN empty chair and q ! icturod face;
Whcr the prayer is ended, and the sigh Is
sighed.
shall he satisfied.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08
CRACK CLUES MEET.

The Tennys EntertaIn the spsrtans of
New York.
The Tenny Club had a surprise party
last night. The Spartan Club. Of New
York. paid them a visit. 1t was unex
pected, but the Tennys gave them a
hearty reception. and it was long after
midnight when the fun terminated. A
friendly game was bowled- The Fem
nvs put up a rafting game and hit the 167
average mark. They won by o majority
Of 126 pins. The scores
apkprAx IA r. rrxxy n q.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08

The Humor Club bowlers had another
OF their usual happy meetings last night
at Freudenberger's Dramatic Hall alleys,
the captain, rolled the high score. 1917,
and Sfeitz, Weller. Walter and Peters
went beyond the average mark. The
best contest gave this RESULT