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751 per cent OF all our foreign exports and I'M
ports, and our sailing craft only 6.45 per cent.
or our great ocean mail and passenger move.
ment only a trace remains to us. AT low esti-
mate $50, 100000 year that should be saved
to the country by proper governmental care goes
to foreigners for our ocean service. For these
reasons il is argued that the bureaus OF steam
inspection, of navigation, of life saving and ma
rne hospital service should now be combined
with other kindred bureaus and constitute de-
partment Of commerce with Cabinet officer at
its head.
The declared ambition OF the British Ad.
miralry-to make the fleet OF England equal to
that of any other Two powers in the world-has
resulted In the work being pushed with vlg0r
amazing IN time of profound peace, but the
loss of the Serpent, as we'll as several less
serious accidents. notably during the early sum-
mer maneuvers in Chinese waters, Indicates that
something Is being sacrificed TO haste The
Office Of Naval Intelligence at Washington In
the volume issued for this year called attention
to the fact that England will have begun or COM
pleted before next March all but ten OF the
thrty-eight vessels contained in her new naval
programme. Oh these. the most important are
firstclass battle ships OF IA, $50 tons each. The
Hood, the Royal Sovereign, the Repulse, the
Families, the Resolution, the Revenge and the
Royal Oak OF this class are mentioned in the
volume, and the last four are to be ready in
1898.
The development of the French Congo region
is fraught with great danger, as Maurice Musy,
who was sent by the Government to found new
station on the Mobangi River, the hotbed of can
nhalism, realized only too late. lie was accom-
panied by a small force OF Pahouins-naIyes
who are proving servicabe 10 De Brazza III his
work of developing the region. Recently the
station was surrounded by The Mobangi cann
balls and Musy ana his small force were killed
ana eaten, not soul escaping though all fought
with desperation until the last cartridge was eX-
hausted. The French have since strengthened
their outposts. and it is improbable that the can
nibals Will succeed IN capturing and eating the
deniZens OF another station.
The work OF the Provisional Government Of
Brazil has been completed, and hencsfOrth, II no
unforeseen obstacle interferes, legislation aud
government VIII be carried on by the met hods
provided for IN the Constitution.
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MR.. McNuItx Again.

Kate McNulty, wife of murderer James
McNulty now under sentence of death, was
arrested yesterday on Mission street for
cruelty TO children. She has three babies,
the eldest not yet years old, and neglects
to child in a F0urth-sireet low lodging
house and two hours later went to a saloon
some distance from the house aud drank her.
self into helpless condition. Her cruel
treatment of the babies aroused her neigh
hnr
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CALL and W EEKLY CALL, 81 SO per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 % per year,
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nnyemi

~ =, H7.N = I.f-~ TocO' 1NUstIHUef IF, 1910.
To the Pacific 4uLuidrU Fire Alarm Com.
panp. 1923 Pine street t. GENTLEMEN: Last
night at 5:15 P. b., a fire broke out in
our fournls at Main and Mission streets.
The alarm was Immediately turned Ia from
one OF your auxiliary boxes on the premises,
the fire department promptly responded and with
the chemical engine extinguished the flames
with only nominal loss. We are entirely satisfied
with The auxiliary system and gladly testify to
It's value aud efficiency. Yours truly,
(Siened) T.. s. LAUMEISTER.
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Kos Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
-,oIoc,, p NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny. open until u O'clock midnight:
&c Itaves street. open until $50 O'Clock; 6O3
tir street open until 80 o'clock 251s Mission
street cpeu until O'Clock p. NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
.rfrnrt omen until s: 80 p. N.
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The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
have commenced to build a bridge at the
railroad crossing on Dolores street, and
will, when it is completed, remove the en-
bankment and open the street. This i'm
proyement has long been needed. The rail-
road company say the bridge will cost
COZ nn0
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Manager Kohler of the railroad company
offers 5000 reward for the arrest of the
person or persons who tempered with the
rails at Chemawa bridge and thereby
caused the recent disaster
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Alameda,


In view OF the fact that the Government is
in no hurry to construct the much-needed
bridge across the tidal canal cut on Park
street, movement has been started to build
temporary structure with money raised
by private subscription. The Alameda I'm
provement Association will probably take
hold of the matter.
Emory Williams was arrested yesterday
on a charge of petty larceny. He is ac-
cused Of tapping the till of the Yosemite
Hotel BARRON.
The new electric fire alarm system is COM
plete, and will be in working order in
week. There are twenty boxes, which have
been placed at prominent corners through
out the city. The proposition to purchase a
steam fire engine will be considered at the
meeting Of the City Trustees this evening.
The Alameda Olympic Club will give an
exhibition and party December 18th in the
Park Opera House.
Thomas Ryan. well known in the Demo-
cratic circles of San Francisco, was quietly
united in marriage last Wednesday in this
city to Miss Julia Flynn by the Rev Father
DOraQ,
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. q. S. ARMY. !
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC, :

SIGNAL. SERVICE. q. S. ARMY
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN Francisco, Nov. is, 1895 p. NJ }
synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen in all districts, except
Il slight rise on the Washington coast. II is highest
in Northern Nevada and lowest in Southern Califor-
mia ehe cyclone OF Friday had disappeared to the
eastward mort OF Montana. The temperature has
risen L. oregon and western Nevada; elsewhere
has fallen. Tie weather has been fair in all dis
Forecast TIL p. III. Monday.
For Northern California - Fair weather; vaFIa-
bic winds generally; nearly stationary temperature.
Frost ga exposed places and in Western Nevada
cooler in Western Nevada.
For southern Cafornia-Far weather; north
TO west wilds; nearly Stationary temperature
For orcgon-Fair weather; winds generally west
e-iy. cooler. Frosts in exposed places.
Tor WashiGgton-Far weather, except light rains
~ Fort Candy; winds generally north TO west;
cooler except nearly stationary temperature at Fort
Candy ana Spokane Falls. Frosts in exposed places.
JOHN p FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps lin charge).
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TIN g p. III. Monday.

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
fusSlTURE.-By Geo T. Lamson. al rs valencia
ST., At II o clock.
GROCERIES. Freely chas. Levy. at 9l5 Battery
s,., At II O'Clock.
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HooD's SarsapariIIa catarrh It is the only
medicine of which can be truly said 100 Doses
one Dollar" which rs uaanswerable argument as
to strength and economy
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J.t.CUTTER's OLD BoUREoN.--Tnis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all Brst-class druggists aud
gi0cers. Trade mark-star within shield.
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"MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used Fifty Years by mothers for their children
While 1eethng with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the Gums allays all Pain cures
Wind Collie. regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrhosa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes and is for sale by Druggists in
every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
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THE MORNING CALL
Has g. larger circulation than any othei
,awsnsner published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-11-17

Fresno and MeTeed County Lands to Rent
and For Sale.
$4,000 acres OF wheat and sugar-beet land In the
above counties to rent for n term of years Also
100000 acres OF fine raisin. fruit, alfalfa and sugar
beet land, with water for irrigation. for sale in
tracts of from 20 to large tracts suitable for
colony PURPOSES For particulars apply to E. b.
Perrin, 402 Kearny street. San Francisco
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg, Market and Tenth.

CALIFORNIA glace fruits, SOC ID. Townsends..
SHOWCASES at Miller 4 Co.'s. Ala Market st. Z.
The morning call., 1890-11-17

SLIGHT COLD, If neglected, often attacks the
Lungs Broicns bronchial Troches" give tmme
Gate relief.
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ATMoRE's mincemeat in pals 65c at Lebeu
baum Bros
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GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, COS:
" tanning directory OF California hotels and re-
Sorts sent free to any address, Hotel Guide ) 10
Post ST., Union Club Building. les u
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAM's Pills.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
MONEY TO LOAN YOU on PIANOS. WITHOUT.
M removal at Collateral Bank, 10 Grant ave-.
near Market nol4 6w FrMoWe
EOUND-GREYHOUND ON SAN BRUNO ROAD.
L Apply at GAiVIN'S, Silver ave. no15 St* :
T AKEyIEw, THE BEAUTIFUL.
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ASTROLOGY.
ness, stocks and nfe-reading has equal; Zee
SOC. Room /, PHI Third ST., upstairs noi7 Sts
NINE. MOREAU, rs FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
Nl past present and future; Zee 2oc. nol7 ST
CLAIRyOYANT-FEE csc; LADIES ONLY. 537
" Third st. (basement. @nol6 ST.
AIME. ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIC 81:
l tells entire life from cradle TO grave: seventh
daughter of the seventh; born with double yei:;
hours from 9 a. to p. NJ; also Sundays: sue
and 81: by mail 81. 1853 Howard ST. no6 II
NiME DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG RE-
iu yeaer by eggs and cards: tells the entire life,
past, present and future consultations all affairs.
nothing excepted; name given, valuable advice and
sure help; mistake impossible; written charts In
English and German; imports Genuine Hungarian
Gypsy Love Powder: diseases cured fee 81. letter
81. 80 Kearny st ocl0 II
GREATEST FORTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY.
u reveals past, present and future Call sea
ladies soc. gentlemen 81: lucky charms. myS Il
UGUSrA LEoLA, FoRTUNETELLER AND
~ ciairvoyant; magic charms: love tokens; shows
true pictures of future husbands and wives teaches
fortune. 1926 Mission ST., 10th fee ST. jy25 Ems
NINE WALTERS. JIf TEHAMA ST., Mr.. 4rH:
4u fortunes told; ladies, 2or gents. ovc open sun
NINE. SHMID. FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
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gentlemen 50. by mail S. Once $3.50 Mission, mr. tt
WINTER RESORTS.
GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL. GUIDE, COS:
~ tanning directory OF California hotels and re-
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LOST.

us1S GENTLEMAN WISHES A LARGE,
tplC. sunny furnished room, within blocks OF
Hotel Pleasanton. Address Permanent, Box ~,
this Office. nol5 Of
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DENTISTS.


10 NoT BE 6ASht ~, bui BhiNH Aoth
II silyerware 10 Collateral Bank; 10 Grant ave-
..ea. ....- ::
NE. +. TEAGuE, Den IlST, khhONED FtOh
D2Os Stockton st to ~ kearny. noI6 3in =
| iENTIST; GOOD LOCALITY FOR BUSH ESS;
~ sunny fiat, rooms and bath. 10l6 Valencia ST.,
cor. Hill; rent So 90 ho!+ II
I,oR TIVE REST WORK AND LOWEST pPIf,sS
\ 90 ,o tho G r Dentsi ParIors IOOI Martet 81
nn,osite Eiytb - MOI IN,
= = on, 400 N.pIIPr I-vTT ,1,rS -Ii5I-r7,
IT, " 30. .itn ss Tor Al oren arenins, saii-t
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ES Academy Hall Thoroughly Renovat-
80 ed; hall TO let reasonable 927 Mission. II lm
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7 Asst FRIDAY EVENING, 18th INST. ELLIS
IL ST. car. isdy's gold open-faced watch, tamhorine
charm. Finder leave at 1907 Market ST. AMI re
celve liberal reward. nol6 3t*
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ROOMS WANTED

AZ WANTED UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
w no usekeeping in vicinity of Hyde and Cafor-
MIA Address J. j., Box 49, CALL Eraneh
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T oST-oN SAN BRUNO ROAD LAST TUES
lIiday, satchel containing sum of money; owner
can keep money as reward; please return satche 10
NnIanis shne-sInre. @ Third ST. nOl6 II
The morning call., 1890-11-17

YOUNG MAN OF II WOULD LIKE ANY KIND
OF work in the city; references ii required. Q.
II. s., 9ol Folsom sc. nol6 3t*
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no NOT BE BASHFUL, BUT BRING lot
IL silyerware 10 Collateral Bank. ID Grant ave,
near Market ST. noli CIV FrMoMe
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12


family altar the centre of this domestic
circle and allows the sweet fragrance of
piety to I'LL the house, it will be home
and a heaven all in one. He has the So
ciety of loving children. of an affection
ate wife, of a few faithful friends; and,
best of all, he has the society of God.
Such q home is within reach Of every
man.
II never saw an industrious man yet
who was SO poor that he could not get
some woman to marry him and make him
home. 1t does not require an extra
ordinary amount of capital to get mar
ried; that is, if you are sensible about it
and do not marry for show. 1t will cost
you about dollar for your license, and If
you cannot afford to pay the man who
ties the knot come to me and will tie It
for nothing and throw in a pretty certifi-
cate into the bargain. 1t viii not be the
first time l have done it either. And
after you are married, If you have
sensible woman, and that is the
only kind of woman | advise
you to marry, your expenses need not be
SO high as you perhaps imagine 1T you
are living for each other and not for soci-
ETY.; If your little household does not
catch the mad momentum of our times
and commence to whirl forthwith in the
conventional orbit about the great sun Of
popular applause; il, contrawise, you and
your wife, like the twin stars of heaven,
revolve about each other in mutual ador-
alton you need not be extravagant and
i've beyond your income.n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12
JERSEY CITY. MONDAY, MAY L, 1890.

Conference, have responded to the invita-
ii on of Presiding Elder Lowrie, and the
convention promises to be very success
ful The convention commenced its ses-
sion this afternoon a5 Trinity M. Il.
Church on York street with 2 district
stewards conference
This evening, in the same church, in
teresting speeches will be delivered as
follows:-sChu Extension and Freed
mems Aid Society," by the Rev. j. S.
Chadwick; Missions, . by the Rev. J. O..
Peck; Sunday School, Tract and Educa-
ton Societies. by the Rev. c. H. Payne.
Tomorrow will be a field day and Meth
odists from every part Of TIE district will
be present. The services at nine a. m.
and at two p. IN. will occur at St Paul s
M. E. Church, Third street.
The anniversary meeting and reception
will be held in the evening at Hedding M.
e. Church. The singing will be done by
the Hedding Church choir, and the audi
ence will be treated intellectually to adj
dresses by Bishop j. 2. Newman and the
Rev. ]. w Mendenhall, editor Of the
IA Methodist Repielo. The reception will be
held in the Sunday school rooms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12
FROM TRENTON no BRooKLYN.
The Rumored Transfer of bishop o'Far-
rell.
Special to the Jersey City News.


Special to the Jersey City Ne,ps.
TRENTON, May 49, 1890. For some time
past there have been rumors that Bishop
O'Farrell is to be transferred to Brook
lyn. A Catholic gentleman OF this city
last week received from Baltimore, from
source close to Cardinal Gibbons infor-
nation that the subject was now under
consideration at Rome and that the trans
fer was likely to be announced in the inn
mediate future.
OF course this would be in the line of
promotion for Bishop O'Farrell, as
Brooklyn diocese is larger and OF more
importance in the ecclesiastical world
than Trenton. Bishop Loughin is at
present in charge at Brooklyn, but his adj
vanced years give ground for the report
that he is to be relieved from active duty.
AT st. Mary's Cathedral today the Rev.
Father McCioskey said he had heard the
rumors of a possible elevation of Tren-
toms bishop. Another clergyman said
THE report is current both in this diocese
and in the Brooklyn diocese, and some en-
tertain the belief that the matter will be
settled one way or the oJher during Arch
bishop Corrigan's present visit to Rome"
Probably some one in authority at Bal
timore has received an advance intimation
from the archbishop as to what is contem-
plated and hence may be the report 1t
would not be surprising to hear of Bishop
O'FarrelPs transfer any day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

Several of the silk factories in this sec
ton are now running with about one
half their force. The proprietors say
that they are compelled to cut down on
account of stagnation in business, result
ing from an overstocked market The oper-
atives are laid off for two weeks in turns,
so that all will be fairly treated AT the
present rate six hours constitute days
work.
Charles King, of Union Hill, who was
accused OF trying to kill his mother, and
Patrick Murphy, the West New York
newboy, accused of murderously assault
Quilted.
Chris. Wurster James Hassard, Michael
Boyle and Otto Schulz have been initi-
ated in the Friendship Club.
The sacred concert at the Union Hill
Schutzen Park yesterday was well at
tended,
The Charles Marr Association Of West
Hoboken has elected the following off,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12
Fermania Bank Depositors.

In Schuetzen Hall, Third street, there
was meeting yesterday afternoon
of depositors of the defunct Ger
mania Savings Bank. About twenty
five were present. A report was
made by Chairman Tretjen of the COM
mitten appointed to hasten settlement.
to be able TO pay a dividend
of five per cent this month.
There was some difficulty in disposing
of Secaucus bonds. An offer of $4,000
had been made for them, but that was
only about one-shird of their value.
The majority of those present seemed
to be opposed to selling the Secaucus
bonds at less than par. The meeting ad-
journed to the second Sunday in June.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12

New York. Mrs. Gilbert Hayes, Of No.
4l2 West Fifty-seventh street, had her
dress ruined last Friday night by blotches
of red ink Then other complaints came
to the police in quick succession. Mrs.
Jasper, of No. 4l2 West Fifty seventh
street; Mrs. Grober, No $40 West Fifty
first street; Miss Lille Sturgis, No. 6o6
Ninth avenue; Mrs. Hattie Hook. No. 52l
West Fiety-irst street and Miss Bella
Strauss. Of No. 353 West Fifty-second
street. were some of the victims.
All have had dresses ruined, and the
women residents OF West Fortv-second
street and the neighborhood have become
SO terrorized that they will not wear good
dresses on the street.
Captain Killilea is mad clear through,
and last night he detailed Policemen Nc
Donald. DAILY. Newsan. Dermody, Open
helm, Paulding, Murphy and McNamee
to catch the fellow. AS a reward an ex-
ira night off and S25 will be given the
man who is fortunate enough to catch
lack
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12
DIR. HALLERON ON SCIENCE.
He Compares the Scientific and Religious
Views Of ANTIQUITY

He Compares the Scientific and Religious
Views OF Antiquity.
Let it not be thought we pay no defer
ence to the disclosures of science" said
the Rev. Mr.. Halleron, Of ST. Pauls M.
E. Church, Third street, last evening, in
the fourth of his series of sermons on
Science and the Bible.n I'VE simply
object to having the half told tale OF sci
Gods words. We hold there is no real
opposition. The Antiquity OF Man was
the pastors theme
II would first direct attention to the
subject of Biblical chronology, which is
measurement of time employed in the
Bible.n he said.
Nov there are mistakes committed
thoughtlessly which the Bible is not re-
sponsible for and which from simple Gus
tom we are led to regard as of Divine
authorship. take up an Oxford refer
ence Bible and find over the first chap
ter of Genesis 4004 B. O.. turn
I fna inc pssS0 ss4S B. q 0ai These 00d agures aa
signify that according to the recognized
standard of chronology, 1904 years
elapsed between the creation of the
world and the birth of Christ, the other
that 2,349 years elapsed between Noah's
flood and the birth of our Saviour. Now,
but plU1c QOcS Att bottCl billS, AOl lld5 0OQ
ever said SO; but learned men have en-
deayOred to compute the genealogical
tables and have said that about that
period elapsed between the creation and
the birth of Christ.
Mr.. Halleron next very cleverly cited a
number of instances in which the argu-
ments of learned geologists seem to have
been refuted. He alluded to the claims
of Wallace, Lyell, Darwin and Huxley
that the various strata of earth, in which
the remains and war implements of ex-
tinct races, prove that man must have
existed Thousand centuries ago.
"You will remember in my first SER
mon continued Mr.. Halloran, reference
was made to human footprints in the
limestone. Robert Dale Owen showed
that these footprints were carved by the
Indians. The remains or man were
discovered imbedded in the rock and loud
was the denunciation of the Mosaic rec
ord; but it was afterward demonstrated
that the limestone was but of q
few hundred years formation.
About ten feet below the bed of
the, River Don in England human bones
were discovered imbedded in conglom-
crate rock, but in the same rock were
found coins bearing the stamp of Edward
l. Many illustrations were cited by
the minister to show that what is appa-
rently proof according to the computa
tions of geologists that the earth is mil
lions of years old, IS frequently the re-
suits of some catastrophe, such, for in
stance, as volcanic eruption, an earth
quake, a change in rivers course or a
landslide.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-12

The Board of Connclimen will meet
this evening with several of the school
trustees, Mayor Newman, City Treasurer
Lord. City Clerk Hamilton. Collector of
Revenue Combes, Tax Assessor Stilson
and City Attorney Fuller. to consider the
annual tax levy and salary ordinances.
Mrs. A. Clunan, of New York city, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Porter
Chadwick, of No 80 Avenue G..
Mrs. Annie G.. Mitchell, of George
street. has returned from visit with
kinsfolk at Newmarket, Middlesex
county.
Counsellor Dewitt Van Buskirk has
formed legal lcopartnership with Charles
Walcott Parker, of Newark, son of Court
landt Parker
Property owners along the line of West
Twenty-hfth, East Forty-third and Cen
tire streets have petitioned the Board of
Cuncilmen to light those thoroughfares
with gas.
For the benefit of the Baptist Chapel, at
Centreville, Japanese fan drill and lit
airy entertainment will be given on
Wednesday evening in Arcanum Hall