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The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

That the coppers are genial whole
souled lot of fellows was demonstrated at
the ball last Monday nighr. Everybody
speaks Of the affair as being O grand sue
cess. and are ioud in their praise of the
manner in which the policemen treat ed
their guests.
What is the matter with the Friendship
ClUbP OEe does not hear of it at all of
late. Come boys. get a gait on you.
The saloonkeepers are doing thriving
business. Right after New Years bust,
ness was very dull, owing to newly
formed resolutions, hut all the good reso-
lutions have been broken.
George Mickey and Alec Nauz zhton met
two nice girls &C bali in Brooglyn last
Monday night. IL cost George $40. and
Alec 500. and all the boys are laughing.
At wharS Go and ask George.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate Of F1trfck Burns deceased Hugh T. Burns
&dninfs traitor of Patrick Burns deceased, bs or er
q TIRE Deputy sursoxafe 81 Hudson coua -, dStcl
<ors 81 sad Aecsdsnt se bring ~ tte1s ceesS do
nlaI1s and claims against tho estate CT xzIU deca.
cent. uEder o1<r a. airrlnat,oa within n;uc
months from {h4 date Of scfd orer. o. Ehef Will ~
Aa'''1'ss 8 - auan !, tvnxs
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The ROYAL ARK.

Fairmount Lodge is making rapid
strides and is destined 10 be tue banner
lodge. tt is composed of prominent bust
ness men on the Heights. II has popu-
lar president i'll Joseph McComb and has
efficient hustlers III Treasurer Charles
Reinecke and Trustees J, Wallace King
and Edward Tierney. Among those who
will be initiated at the next meeting are
w. +. Jenkes, Harry Nobbs, August Y
Laeffei and John J. Phillips
Four hundred members received their
premium NJ the public meeting at Boston
last Friday
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate Of Ben Jamin = chanpney. Jr. deceased.
Ben 5amfn 4. Chefnpuey Sr.. executor OF BenJ Jamin
y. champney. IRA deceassd. BY order Of the Depu-
SURROGATE OF Hudson cou0fy. Gated january IA,
1881 hereby gives notice the creditors az sad de-
eeAent TO bring In their debts- demands and
claims against this estate Of saij dececent. under
cath or affirmation within nine months from the
date Of said order or they VIII be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executor
RESJAAiIN r. CHANPSEY. Sr.
Claims 70 te DR. esenred at the cfsice OF r. r Sey
mour. attorney Weldon Building, 9erssy City, \. }
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JAMES DEvLrx.
TO CREDITORS.

Estate or John J. Griislths deceased. catharine
Griniths executrix or John J. Griisiths. deceased
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson Coun
ty, dated November n, 1891 hereby gives notice 70
the creditors OF said decedent TO bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedenr. under oath or affirmation within
nine months from tne uate Of said order or they
win be forever barred Of any action therefor
agaInst said executrix.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
C0lDEN STAR.

Jersey City Council, No. 20, Golden Star
Fraternity, VIII hold its next regular
meeting on Wednesday evening at its
rooms, Bergen and Fairmonnt avenues.
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NOTICE TO cREDrToRS

Estate OF Fanny a. Chapman. deceased Jeremiaa
H.,.z Ha,sss as Of s9s snpv va sssa ssnaa
by order q tho deputy SURROGATE OF Hudson coun-
fy, dated Sovem Der p, E9s hereby gives notice
the creditors OF said de cedent 70 bring in their
debts demands and claims against The esgale Of
said decedent under oath sifirmation. with
In nine months from the date OF said order. Or
they will be farerer barred OF any action there
- - JEREMIAH H. HALsEy
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

An interesting history of the order will
appear next week.-Alpha Commandery
thanks The JERSEY CITY NEWS for
winning for it three excellent
candidates. Alpha Is selecting de-
gree team.--The preliminary meeting
of the new commandery was held
at the residence OF j. Raphelyea, No. 273
Second street, any desiring to join can
leave their applications with G. Steup,
No. Exchange Place. The initial re-
ccption of Alpha was gigantic success
despite the inclement weather. In the
formed accurately and won hearty
applause. was buncoed by q
mocking bird scheme Commander Nc
Clung was poem in gold--Len W ood ley
was i compromise between a Knight and
an Old Feiiow-by the way. he has a
bird cage with his sign to let on the
door-Tom Woodley is an arrist as u floor
manager-Recorler Horton was there
from Bag Agony and was not
alone-He had several guides with
him - The Recorder is assisting
hen TO catch that mocking bird Captain
GeneIal Forshay Is anxious to have
drill. he wants the boys to prod the tail
ors.-P. c. Clarke of Robert Bruce Is still
hunting for belt-Professor Blake
gathered The dust.-Companion Collins
was hunting for p. e. Van Ant
werp to take him to Hobo
ken to helf him institute the new
Commandery-Th girls looked sweet at
the ball in the pretty caps-Why was p
c. Van Antwerp tardy ?-Dlck was heard
to remark how happy could I be with
either were t'othcr dear eharmer away
Alpha will confer the first
and second degrees next Tuesday
night--The new Commandery in
Hoboken will be instituted about Febru-
ary IA, the new one In this city will be
established about February 22-First
Guard Trouton guarded tine toggery aud
guarded it well--the new HobolSen Com
mandery has selected ]. H. Siuclulr as its
commander 1t will meet again next
Friday night to select a name.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate Of Dora stoveksn. deceased. henry stef
fens. administrator OF Dora Stoveken. deceased
by order OF the Deputy surrogate OF laudsoa
tsce 20 the creditors OF said deceaent 70
brin- In their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF sald dece3snS, under
oath or affirmation within Mac moaths from the
date OF said order or they viii be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said afministrsLcr.
HENRY SIEEFExS
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate Of Garrett NJ Patterson. deceased. lydia
Patterson and Charles +. Patterson. executors or
Garrett 4. Patterson, deceased. by order Of tas
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county, uaIed
October 81. lsa1 hereby give uotice 10 the
creditors Of said decedelt to bring Ia their debts
demands and claims azafnst the estate OF said de
cedsnS under oath affirmation within nine
months from the date Of sasd order. or tney viii
be forever barred of any action therefor against
LYDIA PATTERSON
CHARLES F. PATTERSON
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate os May A adams DECEASED. Gertruae
srosos asIa,ais1rAtrSx q Mary a Adsasx
os Hudsou coans{: dased SossnssF = y ls.l
deretenl 10 ps4ns ia sheix aebtE oenap4s
and cla1zns 4G4s1st t1e ss5.te q sid dece
isssys: 6ssssl q sS sss'sa sssssies :sssuzs ~
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n orIcE 10 cEDIroRs

Estate OF Sarah z skerratt deceased, George K
Deane. adninisfratpr. with will annexed, OF Sarah
T. Skerraer, De dsceased, BY craer o the Deputy sur
rozate OF Hudson county. dated <0v. :. ISy1
hereby gives notice 70 the creditors or said dece
dent 20 bring In their debts, demands and CLAIMS
against the estate Of said deeedsnt unaer oath or
affirmation. within pins months from the dnte Of
said ORDER they viii be forever barred Of any &c
zion therefor against said administering.
GEORGE &. OEANE.
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NorrcE TO cRED1roRs

ESTATE of samasi Kiasey. deceased. Anna KIN
soy and Edmund kinsoy, executors OF samuel
Kinsey. deceased by order OF the surrogate or Hnd
son county, dated December g. $50. hereby gives
D0tice TO the creditors Of said decedent 70 bring
IN their debts. demands and c1ains againsr the
estate OF said decedent under oath Or affirmation
within nine months from the datea said order.
they VIII be forever barred Of any action therefor
ANNA ETSSEY
EDMUND KINsEy.
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70 oRK5IToEs

Estate or Henry Euhlmann. deceased Martin
Henken and John HaE5chea. executors OF henry
roxa<e OF Hnd<oa eeuntF. dated November IS
1884 hereby gfve notice 70 the creditors OF
satd Geced<nS 70 bring fn their deots demands aud
claims agRiass the cssnEe OF AAid dscodent. under
cath or affirmatlou within nine mouths from the
aay action therefor against said exeeuLqrs.
MARTIN HE$KE&
I0EE HXN$fJ4EN
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NoTIcE 40 cREoIroRs.

Estate Of james osEeflL deceased. Bridget Agn es
ao'Nelil. exneutrix Of James D'Neill, deceased by
order of the surrogate OF Hudson co1atF. dated
Iecember Is lc, hereby gives notice 10 the creot
tors OF said deeedent to bring 10 their debts, de
muads and claims against the estate OF satd
cedent, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date of said order theg viii be
forever barred OK any action theffsr against said
eNee1,-N rRInGEr AGNES fl,xrIlr
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of tte
subscribers executors OF Robert ] Daiton, do
ceAseds will be audited and stated by the strroS4xe
or the Ccunsy OF H1uson. and reported Tor set<io
nsn. On saturday, the lth day OF Eebruarg. 1884,
Dated December = A. D. ls9d
LE9N DALTON
RIOS SAlIt3<U RETNo{5Il<
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
JUNI0R UNCERTAINTIES

The institution Of Summit Council No
So will take place Saturday evening next
az Masonic Hall. corner of Fairmouut
and Bergen avenues. The State Council
oliicers will be present. and an invitation
is extended all the societies in the county
to be present
Industry Council will meet on Monday
evening in Pythagros Hail.
Ted' Lewis. Of Industry. is lust
learning the rudiments OF skirt dancing.
He is learning very rapidly.
Don't forget Summit Council pext SAT-
urday evening
It Is near time to have Clinton,s ami
versary committee appointed so they can
get to work.
Charley Clemens, OF Clinton, is grow
Ing very stout, owing to the constant use
of t'Haesen Pfeffer'
Clinton Council will hold their regular
meeting in Clinton Hail on Monday
evening; Several candidates viii be
initiated
Harry Drayton says he has several more
candidates for the Orient. The court will
meet again within couple Of weeks.
Trouble never comes singly. The latest
one is that james Carmichael, OF Clinton.
intends to follow In ed" Schult's foot.
steps by raising pair OF whiskers. Oh,
myi
Brother William J. Boyd, of Clinton.
Will unfold some new schemes at the
meeting on Monday evening Billy
has been spending his leisure moments
in Matching new ones.
Bro. J. w. Warnke Of Industry Coun-
ell is actively engaged in tho work of in-
creasing the membership of Martha
Washington Council No. l, Daug ughters of
Liberty.
Members of the o. u. A. NJ. and the Jr
O. q. A. M. only are eligible to member
ship in this order, and it should receive
their support
Bro. Warnke. accompanied by Bro e.
d. Strong Of Valley Forge, who is also
councillor OF Martha Washington Coun-
Gil. will attend the Meeting of Clinton
Council Monday evening. February 2. 10
explain the objects and principles of this
organization, and hope to secure the
propositions of. at least a half dozen mem
BERT.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

second ana fourth Friday OF each month
az No. 10 tSrand street On January 81
the following officers were insfalled:--
Ernest Wiele, president; Peter f. Flynn,
vice president; William J. Moran orator;
Peter Byrne. chHncelior; John f. Muir
ply, secretary: James +. Brennan. col
leclor; Joseph +. Kelly, treasurers Q. P. J.
Bergen, nlarshal, aud Denhis J.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
LEGION OF HONOR.

Hope Council No. 881 had a merry
masquerade ball at Kessler's Hall on
Tuesday evening It was success in
every respect. Commander w. Westrum
and his spouse led the grand march. Gem
tral Council was well represented.
Central Council had d rousiDg meeting
on Wednesday night They entertained
some Of the big guns Of the order and
many visiting conpahionF.
An assessment IL due tomorrow, and
don't you forget 1t.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice IS hereby given thar the aecaunt or tas
saDscTtnsxz exaeutoFs OF Aiexanaer Horsy<f. d.
ceased. viii be audited ana stated b the Surfo-
gate Of the county of Hudson and reported Tor
ss.Ilssneaf on satarday. tns Slsf day * 3AnuasY
ANN FoRSF3 X
ALKxA&LER EOx
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
] ER ANn ACcEpTHn MAS

1t was exceedingly quiet In the local
lodges. The interest was In the Grand
Lodge session.
Rising Star Lodge will have a lively an
niyersary celebration. 1t will celebrate
two eyents--its birthday and the eleva-
tion of Bro. Thomas w. Tilden to the
Grand Lodge.
It was long wait but Jerseys City's
claim and talent has at last been recog-
nized. twill not retard the progress Of
the order
w NJ. John J. Bagley knows how well
he works with that z. Ms jewel. Ii viii
be presented to him in the near future.
The lodges of the Seventh district were
well represented at the Grand Lodge
communication
is one OF the best informed Masons in this
State about Masonic work aud the laws
Of the order.
The Seventh district representative
boys did some tall hustling, but got
thar by large majority.
The thirty-third anniversary of Enter
prise Lodge No. AS was celebrated Friday
evening at Woods Hall. and proved an
highly enjoyable affair. The supper, fur
nished by Morrow s. Day. was all any
Que could desire. After supper. dancing
was indulged in till daybreak B. +.
Davis. II. A. Simpson and G. G. Thomiar
proved themselves an efficient COM
W. NJ. b. +. Wakefield; ". B.. Edward
Schultz aud wife, Of Bayview Lodge; W.
B.. A. Salt ard wife, OF Varrick; W B.,
Barnes and wife. Of Jersey City; Dr.
Frank p Gray. D. Cole and
Rowlands and sisters G. G..
Thomiar, T. Browning and wife, M
Davies and daughter, 4. Miller and wife.
Miss N. Foster. George E. Divers and
wife, William Brooks and niece, S. B.
Low and wife. w. Il. Hallowell and wife,
Mr.. Cameron and wife, Martin Mullery
and daughter. G. Lock wood and wife,
Mr.. Rouse aud wife; w. B. B. B. Royes
and wife and others.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
CATHOLIC BEXEY0LENT LEGION.

One Of tho most successful councils of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion Is Pauus
Hook Council No. 16a, which meets the
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARIA
~ Dingwail OF yersey clty in the counry Of
to the subscriber. az her estate Tor the equal
bepenr OF her creditors aud that safd crea ftors
affirmation to the subscriber at the oijco OF
Emnions q TO. No. 4Ss Comn,untnaw avenue,
Jersey Clty. A. J.
Datsd January 70 1901.
SIMEON ROWLAND JR.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
Iesits % have q iinal report 1t the next

meeting.
Brother III. g. salinger or Court Ber-
gen y an expert cue shower, but Jim
nfe' AllaFdice can give him points.
Come, Brother HaniAu, Court Bergen
has not seen your good-natured coun-
tenance for some lime
Senior Beadle Ecloff Of Court Amer
lea intends to adorn his upper lip with a
utustache.
Brother Johu Shay Of Court Bergen
Notwithstanding the objections of his fell
low members. is happy when singing Of
Annie Rooney" who he says Is his
sweetheart.
Gonrt America, although only orgnn-
lied very short time, has now over f6rfv
members. At the last meetiur they
initiated four members and received five
propositions
The next meeting OF Court America
Will DC held February 8. in the loigeroon
IN Cooper Hail. Sister Courts are cor
daily ed to.be present.
Brother Edward a. SohuIti is one OF the
prominent members of the order ia this
State: He Is an fndefatigable worker and
Gun always be relied on when assistance
IS needed. He is general fayorite
throughout the order aud MS selection
py Court Bergen as the sub chief ranger
is a we'll deserved honor,
The woodwarsls OF Court Bergen need n
little stirring mp. Come, Dave and Sam,
this won't do. - -
z. g. r. Heasman is an orranist of
Fhom Court Bergen may well be proud.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice Is hereny given tnat mo fna1 account =
ie ne ss9scraesE ss. aeainistrasor zoe eonis noas
VII e andited and stated hy the surro-
Eale OF the County or HUDSON. ana re Dcr1c3
March next.
baged january i6 A D. 1891.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Estate or Robert Buchanan. deceased, Ann
A Garrison and Lewis r Buchanan ad-
nfnisfrators OF Robert Buchanan. deceased
by order OF tbs Surrogate OF Hudson Coun-
~. dn1ed December !. ls1e hereby gives notice to
the eredttos OF said deeedent 10 bring IA their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedent- under oata Affirmation Wf<hiu
nine months from tins date OF said order. or fney
viii DO forever barred OF any action therefor
against said administrators.
ANN ~ GARRTsoS.
LkW1S =. BUCHANAN
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOWS.

Colonel G.. p Robinson regards this
Institution as the creme de Ia creme OF
fraternal insurance orders.
Central Assembly has lost another
member. 1t held a special meeting on
Monday in consequence.
The officers OF Claremonr Assembly
will be installed at its next meeting.
Preparations for the event were made at
its last session.
Bergen Assembly is among those That
are booming.
Central Assembly will on March have
received S25, 600 for death benefits.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Peter KisFasz, deceased. MARY ?. Kfer-
Peter Herman. deceased BY order OF the Hnfro-
gate of Hudson County. dated Jauaarg Y. ~,
hereby give notice 10 the creditors Qr said deeed
eaE TO BrinE Ii thsir debfs demands ana claims
against the estate OF said deceden1. under oath
afffmR alton within ufns Enot1ths from rhe date of
said order. or they viii be foreter barred of an >
action therefor ayEinss said admin islraE0rs.
MAHT 4. KEENAN,.
THOMAS F. HERMAN
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice Ii hereby eiyeu that writ OF attachment
tie suiD of Henry schneider against tue rlshts
and credit. moneys aud effects. Roods and cnaf-
tells lands and tenoments ot Erns< foigt. au ab
scondfng depxpr tor tue Sii1n OF une thousand nfd
Cours on tne twept3eufsh day " Ney-nloes. a. d
l<1 ret urnxbic and returned into court oufS exe-
coled IS the erin Of hudson county on llie Nth
~ 8 DHSNzs AcLAUGnLfS.
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onion HilI.

Quite number Of the town officials at
tended the ball of the North Hudson
County Railroad employees which was
held at Stelze's Casino on last Wednes-
day night
.Iohn F. Feeney the genial knight of the
locust of this town spends great deal of
his time down in Hoboken. Johu is very
popular with the members of the Hobo
ken force.
ball of the Union Hill Schuetzen Corps
was the finest event of this season.
A great many members of Palisad q
Lodge +. and a. NJ. journeyed TO Trenton
last week aud attended the meeting of
the Grand Lodge there The members
must have had splendid time judgin q
from the stories they tell.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice Is nersug given that the nnai occo1Hf X
20 snhscriesr a guardian Of lanes y 4n41ezexs
l&se niuer. VIII b& audited ard stated ~ f&u
surrogate of ths cornty 81 Hudson and re5d<Ic6
for settlement On anlEz1az. the l%tn aAy 0f kslz
II LATED cd Dscsnber A !. d. lssa.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
CHOSEll FRIENDS.

The officers Of United Council, NO. as.
were installed on Tuesday evening py
of1i'ccrs are P. C., Al. NJ. Rowland; @,
William Lchaeffer; v. c., Harry a. Wat
son; secretary, G. p. Herrschaft; treas
urcr, Wi liam Jordan; p, Miss 4. Asthe-
mer W., William H. Cole; NJ. IT, Risen;
G.. +. J. Jacobus; s., w. j. Cross.
Resolute Council had successful ses-
sion on Monday evening. There was
grand turnout Of members.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
NorIoE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Mienael Dsviin. deceased. James Dew
liu. exeeu or or Michael Dsyiin, deceased. by Or
der OF the surrozars OF HUDSON County, dated
January -, 1891 hereby gives notice 70 the credit
ors OF SAID decedeat 10 bring In their debts, de-
mnnds and claims against the estate OF said ae.
cedent. under oath or affirmation. within nine
months frora the date OF said order. they with 10
forever barred OF any aceon therefor against said
JAMES DEvLry.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01
RED MEN.

The new Tribe on the Hill Is getting on
finely They will be in condition TO have
q war dance before the next moon has
passed.
Big Horse Paul is ready to place the
name of any pale face on the scroll and
capture fathom of wampuin from him.
Colne you Indians. wake up.
Mutch Wutski Blake is anxious to hold
big pow WOW and ghost dance.
Much Talkee Sayer has had his chin
scalped.
Little Gun Cross wants little Judge
Newkirk to join so he can have mate.
Man of Great Brains Van Gruben Is
confined to his wigwam by sickness.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

Notice is hereby given <hat he acooun< 81 ~
zuaseElber, executos q E1asns Irap1ezee: o.
gats Of the county Of Budson. and repo<l&6 ~
settlement on SasoSday, the i4fh day Of AArq4
next 1 '7H1
The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01

nounced emphalically last Tuegdsy night
tbathe was d candidate for AlaernIan in
the First Ward. Mike is popular. Let
the bands play.
Il IS hardly fair for Councilman Erien
koetter 70 take exception to the members
OF the Fire and Water COMMITTEES ia hav-
Ing their names gilded on the front of
the new fire house. In the words OF the
great Londrigan, LET their names be
handed down to postertty and live for
Charley Holland and Mike Cannon
tripped the light fantastic last Wedpes~
day night: In the early honrs Of the
morning Charley and Mike crossed the
river to New York as sort Of an appe-
tizer.
Dan Mccarthy says that he hopes to get
the nomination for Aldern1an in the
Third Ward. thihk that Dan WILL find
lr hard % beat Connie Taken out OF the
nomination.
Assessor DollarG had a pleasant time
ut the reception OF the Young Mems
Social The Assessor is one of the most
prominent members.
The annual masquerade bali OF the
Hoboken Turn Vereiu was held at Old
Fellows Hall last night. Pretty girls in
ynrigated costumes attended and the
affair was thoroughly enjoyable.
The polite and ELUSIVE Cap Aldoretta,
the doorsnan at tile tolice stutioc. has
been missed during the past week. Cap
has his arm done up in splints. the effects
OF an alleged practical joke.
The celebration Of the third anniversary
of Plens' Atlantic Garden will be held
next Tuesday night AS there will be
lots OF serio comics with abbre Waited
dresses and ball to follow the dudes are
wild with excitement.
Chanceman Meyer bears a striking re-
semblaaee TO Bob IngersolI. Meyer is a
Candidate for regular pR trolman
IHE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS account
OF the disastrous fires in Jersey City las
Sunday was eagerly read in this city.
Finance Commissioner Kenney, OF Jer-
sey City, visited this city last Wednesday
evening and paid social visit to Chair
man Stanton. OF the Council.
In the latter part of the coming week
Neil Burgess in .erhe County Fair as
originally played in New York, will be
the attraction at Jacobs Theatre. The
advance sale OF seats has been very
large.
Nike Boyle is one Of the shrewdest
sporting men in this city. He is a spien-
did judge Of lighters. and he thinks Fitz-
simmons wonder.
1t is now stated that ex-Mayor Timken
Is seeking the Republican nomination for
Mayor. II the race lies between Iimken
and Stanton, Iimken will not be in ii. at
least. that is what the political prophets
whisper.
Two dashing brunettes, who are said to
belong on jersey City Heights, created no
end of amusement on Washington street
last sunday night. They were both
hilarious and amused themselves by kick
ing over ashbarrels and pulling door
bells until couple of young men. with
whom they were acquainted. induced
them TO go down side street and avoid
arrest.