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MERIT WINS.

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OH, WHAT a COUGH.

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Post Office Department.
WEEK DAYS.

WEEK DAYS.
Stamp window opens 8, a. m.
&" closes 6, p. m,
General delivery opens s, a. NJ
closes 6, p. m,
Registry window opens 9, a. m
closes ., p. m,
Money order window Op'ns 9, a. m.
" closes 4:30 p. m,
General delivery and carrier
windows open on Sunday from
$50 to 1890, a. IN.
S. NJ. JOHNSON, Postmaster.
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inspection and drill next Thursday at
Ruth's Turn Hall, Union HILL
DR.. Luck Of Union Hill has been
placed in an unenviabIe position bv the
accusation OF young bartender fer
Emil Groth. The young man fell through
q skyiighg and WAS painfully wounded.
DIR. Luck was summoned. but 1t is re-
ported that he refused 70 attend the
young man, as he said it was saloon
case"
Samaritan Council K of H., viii pic
mic at Floral Park, tomorrow night,
West Hoboken.
The Columbia Athletic Club, popular
organization OF Union Hill, will hold its
picnic at Stuhme's Atlantic Garden to-
morrow night.
The Hudson Trust and Savings Institu-
ton Of West Hoboken will be the reposi-
tory for the bulk Of the dollars taken in
at the grounds of the Paiisade Amuse-
ment Company at Weehawkeu.
The sensation Of the week in North
Hudson was the arrest of ex-Town Clerk
Charles Woerner on charge Of conspir-
ing to defraud the town. Mr.. Woerner
feels his position keenly, aud says that ne
will prove himself innocent of The
charge.
Tue picnic OF Baldwin Hose Company
will be held at the big Schutzen Park in
Union Hin, on the evening of July 3
lingo kroebei. the lessee Of the Union
Hill Schuefzer Park, has secured the
lease Of Odd Fellows Hail IN Hoboken.
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MR. KEII,p is VERY COOL

He Does Not Seem to Think the Plague
Spot Matter of Amy Consequences.
County Health Inspector Keilt was In
terviewed by a NEWS reporter Friday
concerning the Grana street dumps. His
attention was called to the pile of kitchen
garbage dumped there Friday. de-
scription Of which appeared in yester-
days JERSEY CRY NEWS
Il don't think they have the right to
dump such refuse there" be said 1.-THE
law provides that private individuals
shall bring such refuse. The law does not
specifically state where the contractor for
the removal Of garbage shall dump the
garbage. or course he cau't dump il in
the middle Of public thoroughfare, and
the custom has been to I'LL in the marsh
lands.
i have cautioned the railroad company
several times about the top dressing OF
that plot being filed in at Grand aud Pa
citic avenues: So far as have been able
TO see, the company appears to be cover
ing sup the refuse dumped there as
fast as possible The law does not pre-
scribe the depth of such dressing, but
says refuse matter dumped in such pisces
should be so covered that no oder shall
emanate therefrom. will look into the
matter tomorrow
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H0BOKEN NOTES.

One of the finest picnics that has yet
been held at the Union Hill Schuetzen
Park was the two days festival of Bae
Hoboken Schuetz=n Corps on last Mon
day and Tuesday. Among those who
graced the affair with their presence
were:-Mayor Stanton, CouneilInen
Bewig, Bonceiet and Fenton, Water
FosdIck and kirschner. Mayor Stanton,
who is very popular with the Schuetzen
made neat speech.
The newly formed Union Athletic Club
held rousing meeting at Bernitt's Hall
Oh friday evening. The Entertainment
Committee reported that arrangements
for die entertainment TO be held at
jacobs Theatre on June "a had been
completed. The club has now over TWO
numbered members, including some of
the best known people in the city. and
the members are looking about for u
favorable site for club house.
All the henderson Court stevens AID
sister Courts are respectfully Invited to
attend the obsequies ofRooert J. Powers,
late of Court Stevens The members or
the Court will meet at Bernitt's Hall to-
morrow morning az nine O'Clock.
One of the finest events of the season
viii be the annual excursion OF Company
d, Second Regiment, which will be neld
next Sunday Prof. Martins orchestra
will furnish music for the occasion
During the past week the police have
done some good WORK. A couple OF dam
gerous gangs have been raided and the
members of the gangs sent to Jail. A
couple of disorderly houses have also been
raided.
Owing to the disagreeable weather last
Sunday the annual excursion or the
Stevens Association was postponed until
Sunday. July s.
Preparations have been COMPLETED for
the annual picnic and summernight's fes-
tival of the Hoboken Independent Pio-
neers, which viii be held at Pohlmann's
Pavilion ON the Heights, on July 8.
The pupils of the Hoboken Academy
held their annual picnic at the Union
Hill schuetzen Park yesterday afTera o0u
aud evening. The affair was an unquali-
fed success.
The appointment by the council of DIR.
Simon as city physician gives general
satisfaction, and he has been congratu-
lated on all sides.
The report Of License Inspector John
Cross shows that there are 292 saloons Ia
IIoboken. OF these there are Ito in the
First ward, 50 in the Second, 65 in the
Third and IS in the Fourth.
The Hoboken Turn Verein will hold its
annual picnic on June 30.
The second annual picnic of COMPANY
G, De Long Guard, will be held at Pohl-
MANS Pavilion on "Wednesday evening,
July L
Allan McDermott has purchased the
house, No. % Hudson street, for 81. 500
The p. j. O'Tooie Association of the
Fourth ward will 90 to-day on its an
nuai chowder TO Feltuer Grove. Secaucus.
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PROFITS ON HAYGlNGs.

A Georgia Hotel Keeper Advertises An
Attraction New IN ais Business.
Some people in Georgia are becoming
thrifty and enterprising. They have de-
yeloped into great commercial enter
prise the old hanging industry which for
years had not paid dividend because the
market was glutted.
Until now the average hanging was a
simple waste of life. This should not
have been, for the demand was great and
the crop good, but it was, and the sher-
ifs complained that the profits were too
small to permit the employment Of an
artistic hangman.
IL remained fer hotel man to see a
mine of wealth il the old industry. He
did not inpart his knowledge TO his
neighboss, or organize q stock company
Not much. He knew trick worth two
of that. He had graduated as the editor
of the directory column for First class
country board, with fishing, boating
shooting. fruit ana no mosquitoes
He simply viewed the slate TO deter
mine which was the most murdercus. and
finally Started hotel in locality peo--
pied BY as fine q lot Of cut throats as
could be desired even By him. He was
assured that hanginzs were plentiful, aud
that the material undeyeloped was an
limited.
The hotel man next made the acQu6iu
tance of the Sheriff, aud 10 Mira unfoided
his scheme The Sheriff Caught on .
and the next day there appeared in the
Georgia newspapers this advertisement
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somely painted and papered and thor
oughiy renovated.
Rav. ROBERT Wick will preach IN the
Wayne Street Reformed Church this
morning.
The Dove choir of the Tabernacle meets
every Sunday at four o'clock Tor re-
hearsal.
The Epworth League will hold an in
teresting meeting on June 49, Several
Leagues from different churches are in
vited to attend.
A Young Mems Singing School has
been organized by Victor Baier, the mug
ical conductor of the Tabernacle. 1t is in
charge Of Edward Blanchard, the leading
tenor OF the church.
The Rev. William Writ Mills will off,
ciate in Grace p. t. Church today
The Rev. George M. Christian. The well
known mission preacher. Will preach in
ST. Mary's p. Il. Church tonight.
There will be a strawberry festival in
st. Marks parish building on Tuesday
night.
There will be evening song and short
instruction at three O'Clock today In
Grace r. L. Church.
st. Matthew's Sunday School will give
an excursion to fdlewild or June 90
George Hasking is the new organist
and choir master in Grace r. e. Church
ST. Peters Church will give an excur-
stem on June % for the orphans Of the
parish
Que thousand services have been held
in ST. Mark'sP e. Church this year.
The singing class of Grace Church
meets every Wednesday.
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GENERAL CHURCH NOTES.
Christopher Columbus, Crucifx-conysn.
ton Of Christian Endeavor Societies.

Christopher Columbus Crucifx-Convsn.
tion of Christian Endeavor Societies.
The Rev. w. G. Russell, we'll and
favorably known at Long Branch,
has accepted q call to the Linden
Baptist Church, Of Camden, made
vacant by the resignation OF Rev. w. H.
Geistwest Mr. Russell will assume charge
of the Linden Church July l.
Rev. s, J. Mcclenaghan, of Pleasant
Grove. recent graduate OF Princeton
as assistant TO the pastor OF the Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church. OF East
Orange.
DIR. Abbot. In a sermon preached at
Plymouth Church, speaking of Phillips
Brooks said that he had done more than
any man living TO commend the Gospel of
the Lord Jesus Christ to those who had
not accepted it or who had only half ac-
cepted it. He pleaded for the exaltotion
of Christ above creed, of the Church
above individuals, and of peace and
purity above strife and contention.
Says the Catholic Standard:-"T
Is only single Catholic church at Copen-
hagen. During Lent. this year, 1t could
not contain the crowds who wished to at
tend the Lenten sermons. The Danish
Catholics have resolved to build second
church in the capital, a sign OF progress
in what was lately un entirely Protestant
city. The new church will be dedicated
to Our Blessed Lady,
The crucifix which Christopher Column
bus wore when he discovered America Is
sid to be in the keeping of the Sisters of
Loretto, at Durango. Col. It is believed
that au inquiry will be set on foot with
regard to Inc authenticity of the relic,
and that if its genuineness is established
it will be exhibited at the forthcoming
Chicago Fair, which is intended 10
celebrate the discovery Of America.
The national convention of the Chris
tian Endeayor societies of the United
States, which will convene at Mime
apolis on July aud continue for three
days, will be attended by nearly thirty
delegates from New York city in addition
to q large number of interested lay and
clerical friends and sympathizers. The
party will go in a special train OF Wag-
ner coaches. starting from New York city
on July at a. IN. They will arrive In
| Minneapolis on judy 3 at a. m.
| The pectoral cross of Archbishop Fene-
| Ion has been found and presented 10
Monsignor Thibaudier, Archbishop of
Cambria The cross is of gold and is
covered with very fine and delicate
enamelled designs. In the centre there
Is medallion, in which is enclosed a
beautiful relic OF the true cross. On the
| side of the cross there is the inscription
"Monsfgnor Francois de Fenelon. Cam
! brai -
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.


Entertafnmsnts. sociabies and Excur-
sions--Today's sermons.
The ladies OF the Free Reformed Dhurcn
are arranging to give an entertainments
The Helping Ten of the Circle OF Kings
Daughters will give an excursion 70
Ocean Grove on Kings Daughters Day.
The Grace Social Circle of Grace
Church will hold Is meeting tomorro W
night at the residence Of Miss Ciynes on
Golden street.
The Kings Daughters of the wayne
Street Reformed Church gave success
fui entertainment 90 Thursday night.
dairy maid soeiable will be held at
the residence OF Mrs. w. r yreelane on
june II fn MD Of the Young Peoples So
ciety at Christian Eadcavor.
The ladies OF the Scotch Presbyterian
Church Will hold q strawberry festival
next week.
St Bridget's Rsctory has been hand
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NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

Time aud time again has The SUNDA Y
MORNING NEWS called the attention of
the Union Hill authorities to the dives
that exist in that town. Now tue Hobo
ken Neus has also taken the matter in
hand Unless the authorities IRE lost TO
ali shame they Will close the notorious
dive kept by Peters on the Hackensack
plank road. II the town authorities re.
fuse to act the Grand Jury niay take a
hand in the matter
Frank Lopicelo manages to make his
saloon as Objectionable as can be to the
residents on Patterson avenue, West
Hoboken. Lopicelo procured his license
Palisade avenue entrance, but IL is claimed
that he has not done as he promised. The
License COMMITTEES Of the Council mas the
matter under Investigation.
Chairman Conway OF the Union Hill
Town Council Is fearless opponent of
the dives now existing In that town and
the people respect him while the other
members Of the Board are severely criti-
cised.
What is the matter with the new Town
Hail in Union HIP Work was suddenly
stopped last week.
The Swiss societies of Hudson County
will hold mammoth festival on July 4,
5 and 6 at the Union Hill Schueszsu
Park. On July the societies will parade
through the North Hudson towns
1t has been announced that John Me.
Donald, a well known young man Of
Union Hill, will shortly lead Miss
stewart OF Union Township TO the hy-
meneal altar.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary
-Ischubin, OF No. 9e Jefferson street.
Union Hill, sailed for Europe on the
steamer Columbia of the Hamburg line.
last Thursday.
Sneak thieves are operating IN West
Hoboken. List night they entered En-
Elebrechrs salacn.. while the proprietor
was standing ou:side. and took about $40
from behind the bar.
the FIRST battalion, G. S w RI. N. j..
Maipr SwaTtx, commander. Will have al
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Fools kiliing Dogs.

Special to the SUNDAY Moraino Ne,us
ELIZABETH. June ID, 1S91.-A regular
crusade has been started by the Mayor
against unmuzzled dogs in this city, aud
the police have been kept busy since yes
terday Eoon slauvhferlng the CANNES.
The popping of reyolvers could be heard
at intervals all of last night. and about
thirty animals had up TO noon today been
shot, Some valuable dogs are among the
slain brutes. Their owners are In a nigh
State Of Indignation. aud threaten TO
bring suit against the city.
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summer Timetable on West shore
Railroad.

summer Timetable on West Shore
Railroad.
The West Shore timetable for the sum
mer season of 1891 will take effect on
Sunday. June IS, and commencing on
Monday, June 20. drawing-room cars viii
be run through between Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Jersey CITY.
New York, Catskill Mountains, Saratoga
aud Lake George. A solid train OF bag,
gage cars, coaches and drawing room
cars will run through from New York 10
Stamford in the Catskills. There will be
great Improvement IN the local train
service, and d Saturday night sleeper for
the Catskills returning Sunday night
Will also be established. The Saturday
half-holiday special for Hudson River
and Catskill Mountain points Will be run
rs heretofore. Fast express trains for
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska- The
drawing-room and sleeping car equip
ment has been thoroughly overhauled and
renewed. and will be equal in every re-
spect to any similar cars now in service
on any line. Sleeping cars will continu e
TO run through from New Y ork and Bos-
ton to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto.
Chicago and ST. Louis.
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Valuable Mar, Reds In warren.
Special 70 The Supdau N0rl.i'so Nei0s.

:
BELvIDERE, june 10, 1891. There is con-
siderable excitement in upper Warren
county over the discovery Of immense
mari and shell beds on the shores of White
Pond, near Marks boro, and local specu-
iators are buying up the land for round
sum. The find" was accidentally dis
covered and the owners feel confident
that a mine Of wealth lies buried on the
margin OF the water. Capitalists from
the South have examined the beds
and pronounce them inexhaustible and
flrst-class in point OF quality. They will,
if possible, purchase the pond aud join
ing lands
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INTOLERADLE ECZEM 4
Two Boys Seriously Affected, Doc
tors and all Remedies Fail.
Cured by Cuticura.

Two of my boys were seriously affected with
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tried all remedies by physicians, who failed 10
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we'll One of my boys haa it about five months.
/ would recommend them 10 all persons so
afflicted.
CALEB ABER, Vienna, Warren Co., Nj.
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Having had an aggravated case of eczema on
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from the estate of George Hutchins
again st Lawyer John I. Woodruff, whom
he empowered to collect the money
Judge Garrison dismissed the suit for
want Of Jurisdiction.
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Talk Of the Macs.

The committee appointed to make
preliminary arrangements for the cree
ton of new club house for the Nc
Laughlin Association will probably meet
this week.
The boys are getting in fine form for
baseball work. Two picked mines. played
an interesting game yesterday.
The sale OF tickets for the excursion to
Idlewild Grove Oh july p has been large.
The boys are sure of good time.
Messrs. Sheridan and Noonan have re-
turned from their trip 10 the Falls.
Ste wart Moran is preparing for COM
mencemeut festivities of the Jersey City
High School. AS director he will have
the privilege Of beaminG--in paternaI
way--upon all the sweet girl graduates.
What are the odds. commissioner
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' HOSE, warranted Fast
Black. fine guage. all sizes. CSC. per
pair; real value, 40c.
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Mems HALF HOSE, in Fancy
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Three Special Grades in surah
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SI.6o and So. SO each; very much
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