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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-15
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Persuant 10 All ~ virtue Of al order Of the
Sfpnasls Court OF t1e County Of fsndsor made or
tE@ seventh day Of February A. ID. iSsi the ufl1 err
sagneo. E5araian Of liar 0riiia. julia Grimm and
Kate 4rfla, miners. viii sell as public ysntstfe On
S@surd ay. the twenty frat day OF March a. d.
ISL at fa.0 O'Clock IN the afternoon of tAet day
on he nrcuilse4 ell tIaS certaiu tract OF taad OF
saio warts, situpte fl rne township or Rsar nes.
described as folioFss;~
Hesnning on Tbs Borgilerly stIe of Reynolds
areLee, 81 point therein distant eas5sfly four
hundred tBJyf feet from the corner OF thu
eatne and Passaie aFenae. as tae same ara
laid ogt on = map OF the soaring property nsaae
~ II. Dunn. surveyor March Sg and iroai thence
running ncrsn twenty az degrees and ten no
minutes east ni4eIf1iTe fl5j leeF; thence south
sixty nine go degrees and dfty $50 fninut,ss ease
hfty i've 80 feep and nlnety-t,go ig2l baEdreths
or nfoot more o. less - the lirs Of land Of IN O
estete OF y lteH AtiQp1, dsce ased: thence sotls
westerly along the dine OF the sffae ninety five
C) feef and seventh nine f19l hundestbs Of u foo
q feynolds avenue aforesaid: aud thence alon z
The hane NORTH Sky .uine { 81 degrees al d
nfty 10 minutes west sixty eight d 9eet and
twelve ~ hunareths OF foot more OF less to the
place Of Deg4nnipz.
DENNIS DEEN
Guardian.
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RAILROAD MANNERS.
a PennsyIyania Railroad Conductors
Rever0e

a Pennsylvania Railroad Conductors
Revenge.
The following incident of the tact and
good temper Of conductor on the Penn
sylvania Railroad is told:-A graduate OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad school of man
ners was conductor OF one OF the limited
trains between New York and Washing
ton the other night. When he entered
the first coach he found it crowded, aud
in one of the front seats on the left was a
young man--perhaps It would be more
correct to say Il young person of the mas
culine gender. He was we'll, even elegant
ly dressed. In his hand he held French
novel. Upon his small and ordinary
countenance there sat the naughty look
of reserve of the imitation gentleman.
When the conductor entered and called
for the tickets this youthful person af-
fected to be SO absorbed in his book that
the conductor passed him by, calling first
upon tho rest of the passengers, even
goiug through the train before he re-
turned to disturb the naughty reader
When the conductor came back, the
young person still refus I'D to pay any at
tention The conductor waited u moment
and then called out rather sharply for his
ticket. The youthful and now thor
oughly contemptuous person, noticing
that the man whom he called the guard
of the train had addressed him with some
brusuueness which he translated Into
ruaeness. took his ticket from his pocket,
ana without looking at the conductor
threw it upon the floor. 7 he graduate Of
the Pennsylvania school of manners was
equal to this unusual situation. He
showed no temper, nc. excitement, nor
any lack of repose With the calm gray
inv of d man who is sure OF himself he
stopped to the floor. punched the fallen
ticket the requisite number of times with
great gravity. and then quietly laii it
back upon The floor where it had been
dropped. and walked calmly on amid the
roar of the entire car
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THE BERKELEY CLUE.

President Guilford of the Berkeley
Club has appointed the following COM
niItees:-Fiaauce-Is W. TaHssig.
Surrogate James H. O'Neil aud
w. H. Furnan. House AL
bert Weissenborn. Moritz Ham
merschlag, Lonis Bornemann. Alexander
Walker and w. l.. Van Derzee. Mem
bership-F G. MISSIONER, Nicholas
Witsch and Judge A. 3. Dayton. Litera-
ture-James I. Lillis, DR.. j. L. Nevin
and Jslnes r. Lynch.
E. Van Houien is one Of the hustlers or
the club
Sieefried Hammersclag has been ap-
pointed chairman of the stag eetertain-
inent committee, and Perry T. Cunlber-
son. chairman Of the social entertain
ment committee.
President GuIlford eats. sleeps and
drinks nothing but Berkeley Club now.
He's going TO make his term successful
one.
A number of the members attended the
Ariou's Carnival last Sunday night. They
would like to run a similar affair, bnt
they don't know where TO got HKleiner
Bath
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PALMA CLUB.


The regular meeting OF the Palma
Club was held Friday night and the re-
Gently proposed amendments To the con-
stitution were considered. The one aboi-
ishing the membership committee and
delegaIiag its powers to the Board of
Trustees and six member was adopted,
but the one increasing the dues when the
mem Dership. shall decline 60 a certain
number was laid over.
No, Constant Reader, we do not know
why Joe Hurley Is called Ben Butler.
We have never heard OF his being at New
Orleans, nor do we remember that he
ever had ANYTHING to do with spoons.
Perhaps Joe Totten or Larry could tell
you something about the matter.
Next month the annual election OF Off
GERS will take place aud some pretty live
ly canyassingi is now going on among the
boys. Mr. William MuIrheid, who has
been president OF the club for so many
years, has positively refused to allow his
name to be used 10 connection with the
office again. There is strong feeling
among large number of the members
that DR.. Benjamin Edge would be most
available candidate. and ii the doctor
would consent to run he will be the next
president of the club.
!. There is nothing newin the ridin & club,
whereat there Is much wondermen5
among those who do not ride. Il might
be remarked, however, that Prof Steeri
Is very proul OF MS pupils from tn
Palma Club, aud growing very confiden-
tial over mug of Kaiser the other day
he told the writer that the Palma boys
were the aptest pupils he had yet had
Will Grattan thinks the gymnasium
ought to be rugged up again. He says he
is not one half as well off physically as
he used TO be when he swung on the
rings and did the horizontal bar act.
1t was most edifying OCCUPATION the
other evening at the dinner of the Lincoln
Association to sit aud listen to Will Mid
lege as he discoursed on art with we'll
known connoIsseur who recently removed
from this city. Willis white seal opin-
ions of Meissonier, Millet, Corot and
other great painters was simply
''elnense."
The members are looking forward to
the next stag, which promises TO be one
of unusual attractiveness. The COM
mittee have been looking around for some
entirely new features, and say that they
have succeeded in their search.
john Kellar. old whist players say. will
never make much of success at that
scientific game. They say he talks too
much, but any one who knows John
knows that that can't be so.
Billy Mcfarland is now devoting his
time to bowling. On the quiet, however,
and ii he develops into one OF the best
bowlers in the club would not be sur
prised.
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Grand Regent Totnnkitas wilt make them
another visit on the sd
The grand regent and his staff Will
make an official visit to Bayonnc Council
Nc. 605 tomorrow evening.
dtAn Trustee Kalltnan Is working up
8 new Council in BelleyiIle, H. j
The Past Regents association will
meet On Wednesday evening IN It's rooms,
No AZ Montgomery streef. A full at
tendance Is desired as arrangements will
be innle 70 Gstend the meeting of the
New Torh associatio next Saturday
evening. Tho members will meet in the
Corllandt street ferry house New York
side) OH Saturday evening ~ haIf-past
seven O'Clock p ~. and 90 in a body to
he Srsind Opera House whcre the New
York assertion meets
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and with the public men OF Northern
jew Jersey, will succeed Stephen Smith.
the gemman from Baltimore, sani"
who torso many years has given universal
satisfaction 10 members Of the club as
its steward. ar. Junk was formerly pro-
prietnr OF the Bristol Hotel at Newark
House At Asbury Park, and VITA the
Russell House ut Key West. He was a
member Of the Board of Aldermen Of
Newark for two years. He prides him
self especially UPON his acquaintance with
the down town business men OF this city
Mr. junk is OF rather prepossessinga APP
TOO modest TO declare what changes he
eonteniplates in the cluD's stewardship
lest il might reflect upon the genial and
high bred old coored gentleman who for
so many years has rendered an honest ac-
coun ting of the clubs stewardship.
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Z. AWE a. N.

One of the grandest masonic meet ings
in this district for many weeks was the
celebration by Rising Star Lodge on
Thursday night of its twentY-frst birth
day.
The worshipful masters of the Seventh
district were the guests of District
Deputy Joseph u. Moore on Tuesday
night. The special communication WAS
IN the private supper room Of
Morrow Il Days. All the W. Ms
We're present except four. N. w. G..
ID. Tilden and 2. G. NJ Robert
Moore were also present. The object was
to mature plans for the Masonic year. 1t
was decided to hold the Grand Lodge Of
Instruction on the fifth Wednesday in
April. The District Lodge of instruction
will meet once each mouth. One OF these
meetings will be held in Hoboken. Ius
notiee will be given OF these meetings.
For the benefit of the new officers the
district deputy will hold Lodge of In
struction in each week during the month
Of March.
The district deputy grand masters in
the State will meet at Elizabeth toinor-
row AFTERNOON ana complete arrange
ments for the grand district meetings.
Euclid Lodge has extended an invita-
ton TO all the lodges in the district to at
tend It's communication tomorrow night.
The NJ. NJ. degree will be conferred. The
grand master will be present.
The grand master has been over
whelsned with invitations to attend lodge
communications The invitations have
been SO numerous that his private secre-
tary, G. b. Mears, has been kept busy
answering them.
w. NJ. John J. Bagley was presented
with his p. NJ. 8 jewel at the last com
munication Of JERSEY City Lodge.
Bergen Lodge worked the fellowcraft
degree at its last communication.
Among the recent additions to the
membership OF Bayonne Lodge, No. 90,
OF Bayonne, are Frederick f. Martinez,
Jr.. and Frank Brown.
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where Women Fan.

Woman, says writer in Kate Fields
Washington is guilty Of many awkward
nesses Ia public. She causes delays by
her chronic inability 70 ind her Ticket or
her fare. but this is bee use she has but
one chaotic pocket IN which to keep all
the things which men nave dozen
places for. She will never believe that
Information from time table is as accur-
ate as that furnished by preoccuDied Of
fetal. but that is because she IL used to
assimilating such facts .oaly after they
have filtered through the masculine IN
reflect She wears Il disagreeaDle and
forbidding expression, but u Is from mo-
tives Of rigid propriety. not from bad tenn
per. All these sins are hers, but, IN the
matter of deliberate carelessness OF the
rights OF the unknown multitude about
her, she is by no means the chief OF sin
nara
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THE ARIoNs.

Laugh and grow fat " is the evident
motto of the Arion members. They have
been laughing since Sunday night last
The carnival was a corker.
The Sowing tournament has engaged
considerable attention, two nights this
week. The Monday nights are the fav-
oiites.
Amt ]. Meni, Jr.. daisy bowler? Did
you ever notice his position?
Engelmecht and Liebermecht are never
satisfied unless they make spares
Scherer takes things cool, though, and
he generally gets there, too.
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whatever foreign station they may be al,
and send them 10 the Royal Admiral
There IS one private collection 10 Eng
land which has been valued at E5o.08J:
ard even tae heads of the magnificent
house of Rothschiltl are NOS anove in
vestinz considerable sums IN the purchase
OF rare and valuable stamps. Tie GER
man stamps of the old pattern viii be Of
no value IN circulation after March next
A complete set OF them will. howe yer, be
very useful in a collection, and efforts are
being MADE TO secure these for many of
or basf known collectors PHILADELPHIA
Bulletin
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NOTICE TO caEDTToRs.

Estate OF BENJAMIN F. Champuey. Jr deceased.
Ben 1alnin r. Cheilpney, ST., OF BENJAMIN
r Gha-npney. 9r. ceased, By order Of the Dspu-
" Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated January Il
1891 hereby gives notice the creditors Of sail de-
cedent to bring IN their debts. dssna nds and
claims against the estate OF said decedent under
oath or Affirmation, within nine months from the
dale OF said order. they VIII be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executor
EfsS "A MIN 2 IAN s5e1tss
Claims 10 10 pr esentsd al the Office OF K 3 Sey
mour. attor neT Weldon building. Jersey CITY, n J
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l:nglish ns Sine should Be Spoke.

Il desire to insert this small advertise
ment in your paper tomorrow morning.,
she sud.
This" said the advertising clerk, look
ing It over, twill 20 among the wants !"
"Haye you no WISH column?'
mo, num-"
"Ihen, SIR" said the young lady from
Boston, hHughtily. ''you need not insert
il. / simply wish a situation rs Cover
ness. That Is all. It Is not case or
English in this placef ~ Chicago Fri
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Motto To cREDIroRA

Estate OF Fanny A. Chapman. eecaase1 Jeremiah
Halsey. executor of Fanny A. chapnasrl. deceased.
by order Of the deputy Surrogate OF hudson cean-
ty, dafed Novem Der 2 Js9l. herebv gives notice 10
the creditors of said de cedent TO bring IN thair
debts demands and claims against The esEale OF
said decetieas. under oaLa ..tfirmarioa. with
in nine months from the date Of said order. Or
they VIII be forever barred OF any action there
JEREMIAH II. HALsEY.
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NOTICE TO cREDIroRs.

Estate OF Thomas =. harrison. deceased HoI mes
Harrison. sdrniafstrator OF Thomas D. Harrison
deceased. by order Of the Surrogate Of Hudson
county, dated February & 1884, hersOy gives nofice
TO the creditors Of said de,edsl TO bring their
debts. demands and claims against he est ate OF
SAID decedenI. under oat tn affirmation within
nine months from the GATE OF said order. or they
viii be forever barred or any sction therefor
HOLMES HARRISON.
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NoTIcR ro cRRpIroRs

Estate OF iixabefh erlf1ths deceased George
WilkinEon executor Of Elizabeth Gzlfl.fha
dscsased. b. otder OF the Surrogate OF HID
son county, dated february 3 ssh hereby g3ve
notice 70 the creditors OF said dece denE TO bring
IN their debts, demands and claims against the
tate OF said decedsnt under oath affirm sion
within nine mrnths from ths date OF said order
they VIII be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor
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NoTlcE ID cREDIToRs.

r; OF william r. Burns deceased James
EurOs. exc cutter OF = iillRn H. Burns deceased, ty
order of the Surrok OF Bu1scn counsy. dated
febrnary S 1891. hereby gives noElce co the cred
it0rs OF said decsuent 10 briag ia their elIts
mRnds aud claims against tue eFt<te OF said oe
cesieat. under oath affirmation within nine
months from the date OF said order the5 will
forever barred Of any action therefor against said
JAMES HrJRss
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NOTICE 10 eEEpIrors

Estate OF John Moran, deceased Rosanna Moran
executrix OF John Moran tieceased by order OF EEe
deputy SulTogase ef HUDSON county. dated peceas-
Der iNfh. 1881 hereby gives nottee 10 the crei1ors
of said decedent TO bring IN their debts. demands
aud claims against the estate OF said decedent
under oath am nation within nine 1aonkhs from
the date OF said ORDER they viii be forever barred
OF any action therefor against SAID execntrix-
ROSANNA MORAN.
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CPECIAL MASTERS SALE. In cnanecry OF New
seFsg On oil ETC. for partition between VIZ
ward William LaurencoI. et ais, defendants
cause, bearing date the Lwenty-frsE dsy OF Soyen-
Der A. D. $50 2, " after J. Knight oas Of the spe-
premises herein described al O'Clock Ia the az
ruary. 4 B. 1881 The following tract ana parcel Of
land ana premises, situate 10 the City of Eoboken.
in the county OF Hudson and State Of New Jersey,
That tract or parcel OF land and premises situale
lying and being in the city OF HoDokeu. IN the
county OF Hudson and state II New Jersey TO wit
81 p9nt N p 1qs TsSsery Line ,s q &
northeriy from the northwesterly corner OF Garden
and Tenth streets ana running thence nortberiy
and along the line OF Garden street twentg t)
feet. thence westerly aud parallel With Tenth
aileI with Garden street twenty fsi) feet and
thence eastery and parallel with TENN street one
Being the same premises cohveyed to Inc saii
Joseph b Laq'eneot in his lifetime
panY by deed dated February 7, 1855. and recorded
n the eegisters oflss o. Haason count IN RooS
following covenant against NJ sanssS Apj the
and assigns hereby covenants 10 and win me said
parties Of the 1iTst part, their successors and
heirs and assigns, occupying the hereby granted
premises VIII establish nor permit TO be es
boaso q ssow lhs cbsne arnac any e
CINE brass foundry, pail or other iron
or IRE WORKS. glue. vItrioi Or vafnsa. INK.
lard, oil, soap, candles, starch, turpeuefne or
csmphof Nor for the tanning dressing. preparin z
or keeping OF hides skins or leather nor any chemf
cal gas or poudrette factors. Nor brewery or dis
riIlery. any other nuisance Together with ell
ami singular The hereditanents and appnrtenanccs
10 tine said premises oriH wise apnerfainng in
Guiding the estate and int in dover OF he de.
fenuant. Desiree HnrteDse Adelaide Laurencos,
widow OF Joseph B. Iaurencot. deceased.
D''e1 'sAa1'' .. ~ WALTER ]. KNIGHT
Special xasfer in Chancery OF New Jersey.
siessrs- Z. A. ". r. DAY. solicitors.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or Tbs NEW YORK
~ Coatraat Company
Board OF Directors OF the New York Contract Com
pany aly cailsd aud held at its Office the z6E0
Resolved, That In the judgment OF this Bosrd it
Is advisable and most for the benefit Of the New
York Contract Company that The same should be
thai meeting of the stoc khol1ers DO held on the
NTH ssay OF March 1891, az eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon. at the ofice OF the Company in Harrison
Hudson coanty. New Jersey, 10 take action this
with give notice OF SAIL meeting ana Of the adop-
ton Of this resolution within ten days from this
aate by publishing the said resolution with a
notice of jts adoption In the NEWS. newspaper
least four weeks succeeding, and By mailing a
written or printed copy OF the same TO ezeh aud
every stcekholoer OF this company in the United
In witness whereof We have hereunro set our
hands ana afffxed the corporate seal OF said coIn
pany his 26tn day OF january. A. p. ISL
s0-i JULIUS LfPaIAN.
fESRY LIPMAN,
GEORGE G. SCOFIELD
JANIS A. BRUEN
u, KIND
Directors
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al ONCE To cREprroRs.

FlAnsrty. administfafrix OF Patrick fiansrrT de
ceased by 0-er OF the Eeprty slfroxa 70 OF Hunson
county. dated 1anaary H. 1891 hereby gives notfea
TO the creditors OF said decedent bring IN xztr
Debts. UeIaands ana claims against the estate OF
nine monFns from the GATE OF sstd order. or they
will be forever barred u any action therefor
against SAID administering
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Tho Duke OF Edinburgh is a great
stamp collector, and b as stamps which
are worth u very large sum OF money
Officers in the ma Wy who know His Royal
Bighness weakness for these valuable
little pieces Of paper collect those Of
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NOTICE 10 cREpfToRs.

Estate Of Jehn Haasmann. dece ased- Matilda
Hausmalln- ADMINISTRATIVE OF John Hausrnann
deceased BY order Of the Deputy Surrogate of
Hudson county, dated October 30 1891 hsrahy
gives notice TO the creditors Of said decsdens TO
bring in their debts demands and claims against
the estate OF said decedenE under oath Or aflrraa-
ton, within nine months from the date OF sal /
order or they will be forever barred Of any action
therefor against said Admin istra trfx.
MATH7T.nk
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Estate OF Safah T. Skerratt deceased. 0eor9e &
Denne ndninisfraaor With VIII annexeA CT Sarah
T. SkerrAtt. de reased By of.ier TIE Deputy SUE
hereby gives nosics &c me creditors OF said 1aee
dent 70 kffnE In tetr detgfs demands and claims
against the estate snld decedenL nni3eE o<th Or
tion. Nitt:H nine months from tilf date q
slfn order. they Viii he Forever barred OF any a.
tipn therefor 31al1st said administered 2r "a.
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NOTICE 10 CRgDIrOiS.'

ESTATE OF Michael Deyiln- deceased. James Dew
lin execu OF Michael Uevltn. deceased. by or
der OF the SufrOxals OF kuisoa County, dated
JsDytary - 1871. hereby gives noce to TIE crsiit
ors OF sad deeadens 70 brins In their debts de-
mands ami claims a-ainst the estst5 Of saii de.
ce1ent. under oath or Affirmation. within niue
months frsa the ae OF said orier. or rhef viii b
forever barred OF any acuoa therefor against said
exsxeu-or.
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n oTIcE 10 oEEDToRs-

Estate Of Robert Buchanan deceased, Anu
illustrators Of Robert Bechanan DECEASED.
by order OF the Surrogate OF hudson Conn
q, dated December l. 1875, hereby gives notice 70
the eredito,s OF said decedent 70 bring IN their
debts, demands and claims against the estase OF
SAID decedenls under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from The date OF said order, or tney
against said administrators
ANN 4. GARRISON
LEWIS Z. BUCHANAN
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CLUB HOUSE GOSSIP.
Sayings and Doings Of the
Political, Social and
Athletic Bodies.
HU DSON DEMOCRATIC
SOCIETY.

The Board OF managers Of the Hudson
Democratic Society held large and en-
thusiastic meeting Friday night. Samuel
@. Bessou, of Hoho1en; ex-Judge John
A.. McGrath, John A. Nugent, Court
Stenographer; Fl. w. Winfield Counsel
TO the Board of Health; g. G. Jackso n,
Police Surgeon; John Nevin, and CJloae /
u. K. G. Lewis, ex- United SsAtes Minister
to Portugal; aud q. Z. Smith were
elected members OF the society
They tell me that Hud Clark is such a
good democrat that he would not listen to
the republican stump speeches at the
Lincoln dinner the other nignG.
After the meeting on Friday evening
Mr. William 4. Vidal. poet and song and
dance artist, enlivensd the managers with
several of his ininiitable productions. or
iRlnal aud otherwise. Theelectro-pe ptine
eifeetof his work upon Caterer Murray
was magnetic. MIR. Vidal also played
upon the piano, not the wall, several
charming duets with Dr. Gordon
The efforts of these gentlemen were re-
inforced by several bewitching vocal
solos by Fred Carter DR.. Benjamin Ed ge
talked about Koch's lymph, aud George
Young told how black balls Kept u col
ored man out OF the Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
The report of the treasurer read at the
meeting showed the society to be In a
nourishing condition financially.
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snmcient Evldence.

You claim that you were insane when
you proposed to herr"
Eyes, sir"
Gan You prove ita"
Yes, sir"
''Huw?s
.'By producing the plaintiff il court
and letting the jury look at her. "--boto-
egsoE's Bu6qet