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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
The Pansy

Isa weekday and Sunday magazine. Of
which Isabella VI. Alden and G. r Alden
are the editors. II is the best publication for
children of all ages Bright, sparkling and
interesting.
This year The Pdnsy viii be brighter and
more attractive, and more helpful than ever
before.
PaHsy's new serial, {" Way Stations will
deal with real girl and boy.
Our Golden Text Story " this year. Tie
Liale Card, viii be the work of the loving
hand of Psnsy herself
Margaret Sidney's Little Paul. and the
"Frisbe School, viii introduce novel, quaint
and interesting young folks.
Ms. c. NJ. Liyingstons "a Baby's Corner -
will delight the little toddlers.
English Literature will acquaint you
with celebrated characters in fiction.
A novel and interesting feature will be a
series OF photographed stories of DOGS
actual occurrences, correctly reported.
Our Bible Band, Sunday Afternoon, The
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor The
P. S Corner, The Missionary Department
All Along the Line, aid The. Queer Story.
will continue to uplif, instruct and guide
every member of the family for The Panss
is fsvorit, with young and old alike.
The PdRsy is si.O0 a year. New volume
begins With the November number
a free subscription by sending two new
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FOR FAMILIES

Families VIII value the page devoted to Ones.
tlonS and Answers, Household Decoration
Home Interests. Cooking. Knitting and Cro
chet Young Folks. and the FASHIONS
great editorial page viii he printed. and fc-
tlon, foreign letters. and book reviews. t-ey-
eis. checkers and chess, and fun Ebundantly
supplied
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A HINT 10 Hnnsekaanara

Nothing adds 50 much to the comfort Of
housewives as good range. one that is a re-
liable baker at all times. If you want such
q range buy the Cinderella II is certain in
its results and lasts well, snd looks well.
sold by
JAS. B. HoLDERBAuM,
Somerset. Pa.
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FRIDAY. DEC. II, 1891,


at O'Clock. P. n.
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Tohi-
a. / kaufman of, in and % the following descIib-
real estate, viz:
A certain tract Of lard situate in COnemaugh
township. Ssmerset county. Pa, adjoining lands
Of Bennett kaufman on the west, Daniel HOh
man on the north Charles Earntt on the east,
and Emanuel Eash and samuel Biough. on the
south containing one hundred and ntty acres.
u59l more or les, with fifteen acres 81 Of good
timber. and the remainder in good slate Of Cul-
tivatiOn, with a large bank barn. two-stnry
dwelling house and other out0uildings thereon
ere ted, with an orchard OF fruit bearing trees
on the premises, With the appurtenances-
Taken in execution as the property Of Tobias
/ kaufman at the suit Of 4. J. k0ser.
NOTfCE-Au persons purchasing at the
above sale will please take notice that ID per
cent Of the purchase money must be- paid
when property is knocked down. Otherwise
IL will again be exposed 10 sale al the risk Of
the first purchaser The residue of the pur-
chase money must be paid ON or before the
day Of confirmation. viz-Thursiay. December
Il. 1891. No deed viii be acknowledged until
the purchase money Is paid In full.
Sheriff s Office { ISAIAH GOOD.
Nov. u, lsgl. sheriff
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MoNpAY. DEC. u. SCI.

NOTICE Is hereby given to al the justices cf the
Peace the Coroner and CoIl-lables within the
sasd County Of somerset. that they Dc tntn ana
there ia tbsir proter persons aith their rolls. rec
1r,iS iuquisitious examinations and other re-
raelabraitcss % do ths~e thing which 70 their
of.ice and ia that behalf appertain % - done
and aIso they who VIII prosecute asaih> ne fIs-
ouers that are or shall be IN the jail Of -incrct
County, to be then and there 10 prosecute aga-t-I
them as shall be Just. .....-.
Snerifl's Office. ISAIAH D1pD.
NOV l. 1891. -leTiu
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The flag which waved above the office Of
the New York Tribune in 1884. and which
kept on waving for Blaine, indeed, for sey
eral days after the election, and then had 10
be called in, has never. at any rate, been low
cred on one particular issue. namely. the
Protection of American Agriculture and In
dustry. The Tfibnse has never yielded an
inch on that question Last year it engaged
Roswell G.. HOrr Of Michigan, to devote him
self in the columns of the paper to an enter
tanning. mastery and elective fight for the
Republican view of the Tariff, Reciprocity,
Coinage, the Currency. and the new projects
Of the Farmers Alliance The Tribune has
made brilliant and instructive fight on all
these questions and il now annOun ces. in
its prospectus for le92, that Mr.. Horr will
continue right on in his work through the
columns Of the paper during 1892. There is
no doubt but that the Tribune will. through
the Presidential year, be a most valuable
help to every Republican who wants to in
form himself on Republican doctrine, and to
Democrats and Alliance men it will be the
derstanding as to what the Republicans in
tend. Two pages week on Farming. and
one for Union Veterans, are printed regular
ly. great many distinguished American
contributors will write for the Tribune this
year over their own signatures. number
of them will write on How to Succeed in
Life, and if any young people want to pre-
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questions on this topic, r. G Horr will an
swer them. Such of our readers as want a
National newspaper, IN addition TO ther own
local paper, will do well to send for a sam
pie copy of the Tribune before deciding on
their literature for 1892. It's foreign letters,
editorials book reviews, and great features
are admirable.
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PREMIUMS.
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Send for terms 70 agents and raise club for IT,
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FOR OLD SOLDIERS

For veterans OF the war there viii be a uaee each
week Of war stories answers 10 5restioil-
news and gusSip- Ms. Wittenmycr viii sup
ply an interesting column Of news Of the Vs.
X. C. Tie Tn0sic ar stories Of the past year
have never been surpassed for thrilling in
terest-
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Honorable WsLIskN y 5.1-t.
President judge Of the several Courts o es,iii-yL
Pleas Of the several coIillies ccini - M -,
f,,,siris, 1isf-irf Ard ff-ire ofthc Cpf-rts oi u r
and Tcruriner and lieHcrfi Jai DeilfrIl i''7 tt'S
trial OF an capital and otAer o1ti.iers IN i.,e sl
Disfricf and i,roaaE ". PIX and uLiti.E = StiA-
~ f-s.s I-,ll.s ~ sile Courts q Culilulrn Pleas
nd Jl.fic, u H.. tt'urs - 9ief am lci-isel
and General jan Delivery ier tse trial ~ ali capt
- - 49, ,,rIpnders ~ the County Of >Oin-rset
Lsv, 5ss,,s-l their ureccpts. and o. me cifcctedt
fnr hoilsng a Court OF Common Pleas and 6efisrai
Cns-rer S..ssions Of the Peace and General dali
an
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

Hagerstovn and Lancaster alnanacks on
ly cents al Priits & Hammers Book Store.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of certain wrifs Of Leyai Facias
and Fieu Facias, issued out Of ihe Court Of CON
mon Pleas OF soTnerset County. Pa. TO ne direct
ed there viii b. exposed 70 public sale al the
Court House in Somerset Borough, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
THURSDAY, Deoember 8, 1891,

at O'Clock ?. m. the following described real
estate, late the property Of Wm. ". Knepper, de
ceased. viz:
All that certain tract of land situate in Stony
creek town MP, Stfmeraef county, Ps-. adjoining
lands oi hm- Walker. John ReiInan, Nicholas
Fiamni, Pierce Ream JEFF. kimmei Lewis J..
knepPer's heirs, aud p T. Il r. Co. containing
- acTes more oT less, about 2i0 acres clear ana
balance vel ti1nhere,f. with two-Uery frame
Dwelling House. bank barn, and other 0utbuild-
iurS thereon
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate /!

DY VIRTUE Of an order OF sale Issued on. Of
the Orphans Court Of Somerset County. Pa. d.
and to Us directed. we viii expose 70 public sale
on the premises, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
TERMS.

Ore-thiTtl Of the purchase money cash on dsIiv-
cry Of deed One half OF purchas,. money. after
the payment OF the debts 10 reminn a lien. the
Interest thereof 20 be paid 20 the widow annually
during her natural lifetime, and the principal.
al her death. 70 the heirS OF Vim ". knepper
and the balance OF purchase money in annual
payments Of $780, commencing April /, fS93.
WM 4. MILLER.
EMMA A. KNEPPER.
noYlL- Administrators
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

9er &inbuiebs nnb @inbileii@zGrz
port bet Ser. Staaten nad europa be-
trus lettss Sabr I'M, $2l, 200, ,ooomebr,
ais I'M SABRE uorber. une I'M $50, ,oooz
600 nebr, ais in 1883. Sn Dc" Ietten
,ebn szabren bat iid bas Grport9ei@ait
in ameritaniid &inbuieb unb 6leii&s
prejerutn madtis seboben, nno man
tann auf cine nod idnellere nne itdrtere
8ersr0Beruns fir bic 3utunit re@nen.
Der 8ertb bes Iettidbrisen Grports
mar s6l, 900, 900. Der omeritanii@e
gieb,a4ter bat eben iein !0eil nur i" benz
europdii iden Martt. Son benz ipanil@*
ameritanii9en ,uirber mic bas Minoelte
babeu. 49,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Cine @RiQion Dollars fit ein Mens
idenseitiit mill 1ennie 6. Gtaflin, ies'ss
Qabp irancis Goot, berseben. Weniss
items iast iie, ibr Mann babe ibr bieie
Suu,n,e fir cine ioL@e 9lnitalt pcripros
den, burd 'uel@e lie bic me"i@Ii@e Static
~ perbeilern bofit. sie nnb ibre Sdwss
iter, 5rau Sobn Viboulpb Mortin, triis
here Gietoria @oobbuI, 'pcroen aud
auf ber Gbieasoer Meltausitelluns CT
id.inen unb Vortrdse 81 @unltea ibres
proiettes baIten. 6iir's GyN bat 0as
ME Goot $4,000 bersesebeH um eme"
int,rnationalen GonsreB BON Dian"ern
unb ;srauen gu stanbe 81 brinsen, 'uels
DE bas tommenbe @eidledt pbpi'id 81
perbeNern 'uiiniden.
&Dresben, 25. Mdrs. 0rai Jas
briee, ia@fider NR;niitsrprdiiSe"t 1T
beute Seitorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Serrm, Set bieotube iiber al1es liebt. Gin
@eriidt, baB Der jluse Stumanler bet
6uriti,, seseniiber bic &oac Solepbs bel
Der Yotipbar selpielt bat, beoarf oerSes
ltdtisans. AZ.
2onbon, 20. Nfars,, Erdlioent
Garnot ipra6 m 0icntas III Simoses
unb mics aui bic 9totbwenbisteit eine1
sercselten t0rperliden slusbilouns bin,
10 mic auf bic suten 9erba'tniile, III
bencn iib Ga Belle Tranee beiinbet. Sci:
nc 9uinabme 9rcnste at gntbnliasu.us
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

G9attanoog Iem., 10. Wtar;.
Soicpb Iobbs idoB seitern ieiueu
SdwieSeriobn gubo Woiiett nieocr.
Der tobtlid germunoete bate 100
Sdrottorner ms @eii9t erbalten, bic
ibm beiSe 9lusen seritOrtcn. @offett's
.6rau bate einsS9eibuns erbalten lmo
ibr se,peieuer Mann mar nit bcr 9lbs
iidt lit bas j6aus setommcn, 6rau,
ainb unb S9wieseruater gu t0btcn.
Arton, Sbio, 10. Mdrs. Sn eins
nsm Na,91aulc nabe Cation, Sbio,
iinsen bic &lciber Der IS SABRE. altcn
,srau 8m. 8atterlun 5eucr unb bic
,s.ermite perbrannte bel lebenbisem eei:
Be. .,.s. ..
5inblep, 0bio, %. Mdrs. Or.
q. 80. 8a9l, ein betannter beutiAcr
9lrst bieler Stabt, besins beute Meors
aen Selbjtmorp, So MorpbilnsY Yillea
III lid ncbmeno. I'm Der 8aub lei:
ner Siiice, in wel@er man bic 2eide
idno, bate 8abl aussere4net, 'pie lans
&c es Big s,,m Gintreten oes 1obes ban:
ern tonute, mann iid bic eriteu Spureu
berytr9iituns bemertbar MAIDEN ,piiroen,
mann q bas 8e,uuBtiein uerlieren mir:
btsu.j ". Die eriten Yiuen nabn
| su nnslatlide Mann um iieben llb'
ein, srUssteub, bab Is UNI 10 llbr mi
| in ~ gnbe ie;n atrot. VI bate ~!
isSs4 Serre4net, ben1 bic Qe;@e 'satb'
| i4sn Mn s.4s sefunben. Or. 8abl,
| pstbsr eiu Xlter BON 4s sSabren errei6:
te,, sar il 9eib<lbers seberen; tbe q
md as.eri!a saa., prseti,irts q in 81,
DAtrsturs. 1aasIiber llnfr;eben uer:
la5ajte btn Rann, pet@er zine dra,
MI Disr &iuier b;sserIati. su ben
S9ritte. s...... III.
AesDsrf, 9s. Rar;. Die Ist
ltea deuer. pel@e 8erlaR Ssa Renf4en
lIsbsn 3ur Gslse batten, nab pslde 20.
Set yoli,ei Hrannbi itiftsnsen ,usei&rie
ien Strbsn, tsben BE lettere s4 %
IbsppeItsr 81 51tisssit arSei iYsrnt. g,
is.Sis bsJis Btss il. vi yDtaifgl
s4neiaer 81 ser5thx, bic sss z;ssa
Ys.isiiten sstrapirt rpsrbeu, sls IL ber
5ubbsben Tires 3iamers IN einem 1e'
nementbaui< nit Fetroleum transen.
Sm e;uem anberen !oauie wurse e;u M:
ter Der Ireppe anssbduitsr llnratbbau:
ien in Yranb seiunben unb ;nslei@ wa:
rem ale @rife on ben 1biiren abseb:ebt,
10 bag ben 8emobnern Der Nusgans in's
Jrei perfperrt mar. Sod an brei an:
bereu YIdeen ,uurben dbnli@e 3ei@e'
ueriu4ter Branbjtiitunsen sefunSen uni
aud in 9rootlYn unb Newart bat ee
ii9 beraus9eiteQt, bag Sranbitiitcr al
ber 9trbeit jinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
. gteneiten 9fa@ri6teu bes SnlanScs

gtenelten 9fa@ridteu bes Snlanoes
z Miasara Jaus, g. g., le,
Mdrs. Sin un6etannter Mann ipranS
aclternvoi9t Dor ben Tdllen.in ben 6lnB
unb ,puroe in ben 9l69runb geidle'toert.
sGs mar aui6cineno eim Tremoer, in.
9(lter bon einiscn 80 Sabren, nit bunt>
lem 8art, Jbliibenber @eiidtsfarbe uno
in ,,oberner Stleiouns. Cine tleine
&eiietai@e bins ibm iibcr ber Sdulter.
Dfan iab bic 9ei@e ipdter: swii6en ben
Gisi9o4en treiben ,lnb 'uiro bieielbc an
@irbel aufsefansen. -G i .H-
z Dauburp. Gonn.; 10. Wears.
Gbarlss Darnett unb Nnbre,u 0iebel
'uarsnin t,n Sampfea issen sesanssn.
III fie einsu ber jablrei&sn sIe;nen Strs:
a,t aut siasm Brett ibtri4ritten, lief
D;ehsl tsine Jlinte iallsn, pel@t I'D
sntluA viii pera.tt i. areaftt per,sun:
[b.te. 1.sSsslsi4 Serlsr Disbel ie;nen 0al'
|nn& mt,t( II sas @afes. aarnett, \,
unfabts Rtr. inn 9l!t3Y leiiteu, tre9
R.s Vars 10. gar,. Gin sse:
tev ot4ttf1Eter Der Ratisnal Gottsu
Stes pN (s,van, 'snrbe seitrn NH
Bs{i,r pf{ipritt. Ges abHiebenb.
DlKr Aa}tit nit Ra4t bea binte,
I'm Bst ssfs>li4~ pastl binun:
teyy NH 6t "a sinen ssaberen 200
tlar oN S ltt.ssr stI.sv 81.
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9aeI 14fit ,uuroe pom tbtrielbtn setrsfz
fen unb tart bei@dbist. Jrau 1afft
unb ibr Sebn uurben non benz Bai1er
tortseriNen nno erbebli@ utr,uunbet.
No@ anbere Eerisneu, bic iid ni@t seis
tis aus benz 8ese MAIDEN tonnten, be-
rem Namen aber ni9t senannt iinb,
,purben permunbert. / Der s@aben ber
.Oeleompany belauft f9 auf 4l5, 900.
auf 9dnben nnb Giibeu nad Der nd@iteu
!5itte, NO er, na9bem Ct bic 8e,uobner
pon Diebel's S9idial bena9ridtist
bate, in Obnmadt iiel. % Suei stun=
ben ieibem uerfo0en 'uaren, lit IS irass
lid, ob bic ii@ iofort aufmadenben
Mdnner Oiebet lit benz taIten 8aiIer
nod ant 2eben Sefunben baben. +.
Nad Iesten 9fa9ridten 1T Oiebel nod
am 2eben sefunben worben, aber Barnett,
Der 81 uiel Ylnt uerloren bat wirb nidt
bapon tomm.eu.
sort @ayme, Snb., 10. Mdr,.
Bei So1tb 8itlep itiBen seitern ;,pei
Jradt;ise BET Nidel Ytate !0abn ,uiamz
men. Drei ii@ auf bem eineu 3use be-
finbli@e Sa0asiere 'uurben uerwunbet.
Simon Gobn, Elm @eiienber, ,uirb ,pabrz
i4einli& nidt NIT benz 2tben bapon
tommen. Sa,nes Ni6ols aus &in,is,
Snb., unb u. MoHer aus 1bree gliuers
iimb ni@t lebensseidbrli@ uerpnnbet.
9tewDort, 10. 0tdr;. Cine 0e>
peide aus YbilabeIpbia an ben ,,oeralo"
,neloet, boB 1T Mercer, 3d., 9roBarti9e
getrii9ereien in ber Ver,ualt,,n9 oer Sol>
Observation-Disclosures entoedt. i;nb, bic
ben Staat um mebr ais cine MiQion
t9dbisen. Oie Sdule ,uuroe uon Gr.
Staatsienotor George %. @risbt eon>
trollirt. 0ieier uub iieben anbere
Wtdnner, Sobn @orbon, 8. s. 1bomps
Jon, q. q. Br;sbt Sames &. Saul,
Mayor Moore, Nrof. Sweet unb 8ep.
@aters baben bas seitoblene @elb unter
ii@ setbe;lt, wobei Geo. 8. 8riSbt unb
@orbcn ben 2Suentbeil erbalten baben,
ndmIi@ SeSer 100000 wdbrenb iid
bic anberen NIT sIeineren Setrasfn BE-
snasen mubt<n. Gin betri@tIi@er 1Jeil
tann bieien proninenten @aunern p;eIs
lti@t nod abSensu,n,en psrbsn. ~.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-02
BAYONNE.

Sneak thieves entered the home OF
James H. Perine at No. 33 West Forty
third street, yesterday afternoon, and de-
camped with three coats belonging to Mr..
Perine, and one owned by Mr.. Van
Buskirk.
Joseph Horthmier, q middle-aged Pole,
who was seen lettering in the vicinity or
Selden ID. Benefits home at No. $50 Ave
nue. u, when the dwelling vas robbed
last week was arrested yesterday. But
the police were unable to connect him
the burglary, and he was sent to the
Snake Hill Tor three months as Il
vagrant.
the Presbytery of Elizabeth will hold
its annual session next Tuesday and
Wednesday in the First Presbyterian
Church at Bergen Point.
Patrolman Austin Holman was reJired
from duty upon half pay yesterday after
twenty years of continuous service.
Trinity Mission Sunday School will be
reopened Sunday afternoon in Working
mems Institute IN Eass Twenty-hrst
street.
The Young Mems Hickory Democratic
Campaign Club was organized last even
Jug in the Second ward with a member
of officers:-President, Louis O'Leary.
Vice President, John J. Snyder; Score.
tary, George H. Soloman; Treasurer.
Thomas Tierney; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Michael Gerhardt. The organization will
meet every Wednesday evening at No. SIS
Avenue G.
M. Martipus Lake of No. "a Avenue O,
and Miss Jennie Opdvcke of No. Isl Lord
avenue. recently went 10 Port Richmond
and were married by The Rev. g. II. Wal
ton of st. Paul's Methodist Cnurcn.
Postmaster Frederick Boorman has
designated the following drug stores as
special stamp agencies:-Charlss H. Bose,
No. AL Avenue d; James 4. Clark, No.
701 Avenue D, and Arthur H Styles. No.
$50 Avenue ID.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-02
RAILROADS.

WEST sHoRE RAILROAD. IN. Y.-c. & 4, r. R. r
Trains leave West 42d Street Station. New York,
as follows, and % minutes earlier from the foot Of
Hamilton. London, Detroit and Chicago. 1000 u
m, Vi, Is y. m. *S.l5 D. M
ST. LOUIS, F.1i. ISIS y. m.
toronto. +lO.O0 a. m, ISIS. "S.l5 p. m.
Butfllo. RocheSter, Suspension Bridge. Niagarl
Falls. $50, $1,000 a. my *5.15 y, is p m.
Utica and Syracuse, 8, 30 5000 a. m. Sis. saI5 D.
M 81. SIS a. m. runs only to Utical
Kingston. $500. *f.lh *iuU. <lL.oo a. m- @TA.W
Catskiii and Albany, 1880. sT.l5, 1000, 4lI.s5. a. m-
44AUU b. M, *h1S. Fa15 n. M.
Cranstons, West Point, CCrnwa NewDur,h.
4'3U' s5.lh. 5.35, $3.50. +a15. .l1.s5 p. 10.
Montreal and Canada East. us u. m. s5l5 p. m.
Elegant sleeping C airs for Bufialo, Niagara Falls.
Toronto. Detroit, chicago and st. Louis On all
through trains, -
brooklyn Annex. +1l.D a. m, $500 2, IN, Jersey
CITY, 7. Il. r station. *1LD a. m.. 1888, p. m.
For tickets. time tables, parior andsleeping car
accommodations or Information apply, Offices,
Jersey City-P. T. r station. Aoooken-5
iyn-sss Washington street. 20 Fulton street,
Hnnex ONCE, foot of Fulton street. New York
CITY Nos 27I, S63, 1SJ, 942 Broad way, li3 Bowery. IL
PARK place, 50 West l25th street and West shore
stations. West 4d street. and foot OF Jay street.
~ "C. e LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
5Vander oilt Av.. New York.
Change in West Shore Time Table.
The CatskiIl Mountain and Saratoga summer
Specials were discontinued on September6 6. There
viii also be a change In tho Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car arrangements. can be
had OF any West Shore Ticket Agent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-02
HUDSON.

The Palisade fishing Club of Union
Hill started on its last trip Oh the season
to the Fishing Banks this morning.
The forty hours devotion will begin at
high mass in the Holy Family Church,
Union Hill, next Sunday.
The Second District Democratic Club
will meet ut Wurster's Hall, corner of
Palisade avenue aud Lewis street tomor-
row night to make nominations for
County and Assembly Conventions.
The Dulcis Association, of Union Hill,
will meet next Sunday afternoon and
make arrangements for a oncert ana
ball.
Company B. Second Regiment, will
begin their drills at Ruth's Turn Hall,
Union Hill, tonight.
American Engine Company of North
Bergen will hold u masquerade ball at
Krobatsch's ON October ~.
The Second Ward Democratic Club of
West Hoboken met at Neprooda's Hall
last night and made arrangements for The
coming campaign.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-02

No. sc Pavonia avenue, last evening from
heart disease. His pody was removed to
his home, No. los Erie street.
A man named Cosgrove. living ut NO.
1877 Warren street, fell into the canal t
the foot of Waoren street at a quarter
past two this morning, and would have
drowned had he not been rescued by
Night Watchmen Wilson and Ward. 1t
is supposed Cosgrove was Intoxicated.
The Crescent Canoe Clubhouse. at the
foot of DanfOrth avenue, was consumed
by fire last night. Eighteen canoes there
in were also destroyed. The loss is about
So, 500. Insurance not known.
A sewer. extending from the new
school house in Marion, through Pavonia
avenue to West Side avenue, is being
constructed.
Mr.. Charles Warren Rider, General
Superintendent and Evangelist of the
Christian Alliance is expected to be pres
ent at tonight's meeting at the Church OF
Divine Fellowship, No. 572 Bergen av-
enue.
Willie Marshall. ten years old, was
thrown from a horse last evening on
Bergen avenue. His right arm IS frac-
tured.
The work of changing the grade and
Preparing Grand street, Jersey
avenue and Van Worst streets, is nearly
completed.
Policeman Jones Of the Fourth precinct
VINO WAS T6UlEcu Oh NAIL puy NY ehS l. otiSo
Commissioners on account of heart fail
ure, babe good bye to his friends this
morning. Jones intends moving into the
country.
Lafayette.
Hardy Young, of Lafayette street. has
come home with his yacht Bean alter a
cruise of three months along the Sound.
Grsenville.
Professor Miller has returned from
Philadelphia. Mr.. Kacnlee, of the New
York Bay House: has returned from a
weeks visit to Washington.
Mr.. John Dixon. of Ocean venue is
having a new house erected on Green
vile venue
The First Assembly District Republican
Committee will meet this evening at th g
Minkakwa Club house. Greenville, to
arrange for the primaries.
West Berg en-.
Misses Hattie and Carrie Good, of West
Side avenue, have returned FROM Essex,
Conn, after a four weeks visit to their
uncle, Rev. Nelson Robbins.