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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20
AMusEMENTS

CATER Dark Mt the Acade my.
w. A. Brady's production of Dion
B~oucicault's melodrama after Dark
was the attraction at the Academy OF
Music last night, and the large audi
ence which was there, expecting to see
something good. was not disap-
pointed. The scenes. all laid in Lon
don, were we'll set, and the general
production very good. The difficult
role OF Old Tom, the fallen gentleman,
was excellently taken by Edmund
Collier, an actor of much ability. he
gave to the part a dignity and lofti-
ness of character which is not often
given to it. The support was
exceedingly good, and the entire
east excellent. The second act was
the feature of the play. tor in it was a
tank of real water, into which the
villain threw the heroine, where she
swan about as though il was great
fun. until Old Tom came to her res
cue. Then how the audience did APP
plaud, nor were they satisfied until
Miss Rees and Mr.. Collier appeared
before the curtain in their dripping
Garments. Whether it was the effects
Of the good acting or the tanks
cold water that made the audience SO
enthusiastic, it is hard to say. Cold
water doesn't generally warm people
up to such a degree it it did last
night. One of the very best features
of the evening was the appearance in
the fourth act of Yank Hoe and the
Circassian girl, Omene, the illusion
lists, who performed various acts OF
the ''black art which appeared quite
marvellous, particularly the reading
by touch. Omene, it will be
remembered, made a sensation
in New York on account
of her beauty, and she looked very
pretty indeed last evening. Their
many feats were wonderful and the
audience Warmly applauded them.
During the week at each performance
new attractions will be introduced by
them.
After Dark will be played all this
week, with Wednesday and Saturday
matinees. Next week "Old Jed
Proutyn will be the attraction.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

We should be sorry to SOW dissen-
sion among Democrats by dwelling
with bitterness upon Mr.. Bergen's
curse in making up the Assembly
committees, but we would be untrue
to our own people if we failed to pro-
test against the studied insult and in
jury which are heaped upon Hudson
county. Mr.. Bergen has acted neither
like a wise politician nor a gen
tleman. He has respected neither
the courtesy due to a brave opponent
nor the discretion which calls for the
healing rather than exaeerbation OF
political sores. But of what use is it
to speak of courtesy or discretion
when the commonest demands of jus
fice and right are denied.
Regarding the personal sights to
Mr.. Mullone, much need not be said.
Most men would rather be In his
place in his honorable defeat than in
the disgraced chair which Mr.. Bergen
occupies as Speaker. Neither need
much be said regarding the insults to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

the Hudson members as individuals
Each individual case speaks for itself
But too much cannot be said in con-
demnation of the deliberate wrong
done to the Inhabitants OF this great
county and this great city,-certainly
the second il not the first in the State,
lin their subordination to every hay
seed section in the most important
branch of the legislative work. Hud
son is allowed the craftsmanship OF no
important committee. 1t is wholly
excluded from the Committees on
Municipal Corporations, Elections
and Bill Revision. 1t is only repre-
sented on the Judiciary and Revision
of Laws by a Republican. Its mem
bers are carefully assigned with a
view to minimize their influence and
that of the county in legislation.
Why Mr.. Bergen should pursue this
course. we do not understand. Mr..
Mullone assuredly had a right to
make the best fight he could for the
S~peakership, and it seems to us when
the issue comes to be tried hereafter
MI. Bergen will find be has done no
small amount Of harm in wantonly
ignoring the claims of the Democratic
stronghold OF the State.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Is Stanley a Pirate?

Mr.. E. L. Godkin. in the February
number of the Forum, undertakes to
prove that the expedition to relieve
Emin was clearly a piratical under
taking. since it had the sanction of no
government and its leader was re-
sponsible to no power. In the course
of the argument Mr.. Godkin shows
that the sympathy for Emin which
caused the expedition to be under
taken was a sentiment born of the
Gordon myth, and he points out the
curious fact that the people OF Africa,
owing to the slave trade, have always
been regarded as a fit spoil for pirates
even by civilized nations who hold no
such notions even about any other
savages Mr.. Godkin expresses the
highest admiration for Stanley's cour.
age and endurance, and approves Of
his conduct of the expedition. 1t is
its legal character only that he criti-
cises. Other articles that will appear
in the February Forum are, THE
Vanishing Surplus" by Senator Car
Isle; THE Farmers Changed Condi-
tion,n by Prot. Rodney WEIGH; THE
Government and the Indians" by
Hiram Price: a biographical essay by
Prof. Gildersleeve, of the Johns Hop
kins University, and half a doz en-
other essays.
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IN. J. HOYLAN.
Funeral Director,
1873 Payonia Ave. Jersey City.
cHANclRY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN cHANckRY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Elizabeth Campbell aud Gilbert y
Campbell. her husban d, eomplainants, and Mar
on bill for partition and decree for sale
Samuel %. Haines solicitor for the complain
In pursuance and By authority OF a decree mads
BY the chancellor in the Court Of Chancery OF tbs
bear ing date the ninth day OF december, eighteen
t anpSsso et sRq ali sdi1jnadgseG ana decrsed NATAL and
Singular the premises mentioned IN me say Dii
OF complaint ana therein described. De sotd az
ence aud under the direction or the subscriber one
cry ss !, s george a ". eassedy. 's Special ciai Master IN chaa-
cery. as aforessid shall sxposs to sale. at public
M~EDSEsD1Y, the Est day Of January. 1sot.
attwo o'clock 10 the afternoon. on the premises
All that certain tract or parcel OF Land and prem
ciis, formerly Town Of Bergen. IN. the County q
Hudson and state OF sew Jersey, described as FOL
corner Of ioa namsersd sixty nine 10 on the souh
eriy side Of Bowden NOV Belnonu avenue. as the
ONCE o. the clerk nov ssgisterlof the County Of
Mgdson sfS sss asss snsi neat msP o. B Bropea'yn ~ Z Z
one mile rrom,J ersey oisy; yans / is5s i psibg a spom
she hS soo5saas saa .w eorsss q re. Aonsscsiio ann
Bowden NOV Belmonp avenues thence running
sixiynins ssl az Right angles with bow
den NOW HelmonI aysnue one hundred
Of said lot nambsred sixty nine Issi thence
sastsriy along the s9sthersy ING , OF 1 EaI,a 10y s1xty-
enue twenty feet e. a pant thence norl nnsj s y
len feet. more or less. to the southsriy sits or
lowden now Befmono avenue. thence westerly
along the southarly side or Bowcen NOV belmontl
Avenue twenty feet 10 the point or place OF begin
ming. including the estase ant int rest N dosar
OF the defendants Josephine Derby, Mary De ~
aud kosa Derby. tn the said premises. ~together
with all and singular the herediTaments and ap
purtenanees to the said premises belonging or Ia
any wise appertainfng-
lated December ". $50.
Special Master in chancery OF New Jersey, No.
Exchange Place. Jersey CRY. n. J.
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There is one lady in Washington
who, when she puts away her white r
furs at the end of this season, will
probably not use moth balls TO pro-
tect them. The pungent odor of this
detergent has a peculiar effect on
some organisms, as she has learned by
a most disagreeable experience during
her Christmas shopping.
The lady in question is the wife of a
Government official of high standing.
Just before Christmas she took from
a clothes press a fur-trimmed cloak
which had been laid away SINCE last
winter, and forgot to remove from its
secret recesses the moth balls with
which it was powerfully charged.
Attired in this garment she entered a
jewellers establishment recently
opened on Pennsylvania avenue and
asked to be shown some diamond
rings.
The proprietor was alone in his
store. As the lady leaned over the
tray to examine the rings a Whit OF
the odor of moth balls struck him.
With a hurried motion he thrust the
tray OF rings back in the case and
rushed to the door, where he stood
for some time initiating his lungs with
the crisp, wintry air. Then, return.
ing, he al to his telephone. All
this time the lady customer was
standing in wide-eyed wonderment.
AS soon as al opportunity offered she
asked him if he was sick, and he
| gasped out that he had been overcome
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

A short answer will turn away
tramps.
To dye any kind of goods red, wash
in the same tub with a red flannel
shirt.
Cigar ashes thrown on the parlor
carpet will remove your smoking
room to the cellar every time.
A gallon OF coal oil poured on the
live coal in the stove will clean out
the stove, also the kitchen.
To make the paper boy throw the
morning paper on your front steps in
stead of in the ivy of your neighbours
yard, have stained glass inserted in
your front door.-Brokty Liofi9e.
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The sIcLaughlins' Dance.

The preparations for the ball OF the Nc
Laughli1 Association, which takes place
Wednesday evening at Pohfmann's, are
about completed, and the affair promises
to surpass all social events Of the season.
Prof. Holders full orchestra of TWEEN ty-
two pieces viii furnish the music. Tn ere
Will be dancing upstairs and down. The
orders of dance will be "A surprise to the
bers and their lady friends. II ardly
an association of any account in the
county but will be present.
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To Joseph Flemmer.-
You are hereby notified thar l have presented q
petition to the Court of Common Pleas OF the
county Of Hudson according 70 the form OF the
statute in "a ID case made aud provided. Tor the
benefit or the insolvent laws Of the state; and the
said court have appointed the fourteenth day OF
February. in the year eighteen hundred and nine
" one. at the hour of ten In the afternoon, al, the
Court House of said county, as tho time and placs
at which they will attend. to hear what can Ds
alleged for or again 81 my liberation
Dated January I'd. A. D. E9L
RowE& BRADES,
Aftnrnaxa
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To Enoch Keteham, Alexander H. Hackett.
partners, trading as 4. ketcham 6 co.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court Of Chancegy Of
New Jersey. made on the day of the date hereof. In
accuse wherein Thomas n. 6opsill is conaplainanff
and you and Others are defendants. you are re
quired TO appear. aud plead. demur or answer to
the romplainant's bill on or before the fourth day
OF February next or the said bin will De taken a.
confessed against YOU
The said bill Is nled to foreclose a mortgage given
by John O'Aara and Mary, his wife. and Patrick D.
OMara 20 Ann Z. billiard. bearing date Mar eh d
1875, upon lands in the city OF Jersey CITY, In tina
county OF hudson, and assigned by said Ann T.
hiiliard to the complain ant by deed OF assignment.
dated April 10 ih65. and you are made defendant
because il is alleged therein that you claim 70 b ave
some interest in the said mortgaged premi es be-
cause you hold a judgment against said John
O'Mara
Dated December s. 1891
DICKINSON & THOMPSON.
Solicitors OF Complainant
P. o. Address,
No. l Exchange Place.
Jersey City, MI.
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RAILROADS.

WEST ~h@Si.hoAD-N. Y. e. "a. r R
W 4. Co., lessee-Trains leave West Forty
second street station. New York, as follows, and
twenty minutes eaI iler from the footof Jay street.
New York; ~ smflton, London. detroit and Chi.
cage. Sob a. H. -Ll5 .. M. sti5 y. mi 81. Louis
s5.la. d. 10 D. M Toronto, +l0.li a. m; f5.l5. g. Is D.
m. Ruflalo, Rochester. Syracuse, Utica. Suspenr
zion Iridge. niagara Fails. $50 <l0.i5 a. m, 'Ai5
~ Is L. mi and ail.s0 for Utica only Kingston
t.su ~*7.lh alLS0 a. M $500 o.l5. and 1l5 D.
m; Catskill and Albany. 50. s.it sic;la alto a
m. s4OO. +5.l5, *Sl5 p. m; Cranstons. West Point,
Cornwall NewDurg. t.SA Eli. so tie.la. lV.A5.
ala ~ a. M. Sis. sl.Uj, 9.Su.s.l, 5.5, Td.13, Al5.slLB
p. M Montreal and Canada East, us a. M
s.13 p. IN EieganE sleeping cars for Bnf-
falo, Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago and st.
Louis, on an through trains. a.s-leave Brooklyn
via BROOKLYN Annex. aiu.O a H.; 500 y. m. Jersey
City, r. X. X. station. a11Y a. nj saS p. m.
sDaily, fdaiiy except Saturday. All other trains
daily except sunday. Tor tickets, time table, par
lor and sleeping car accommodating or tnforma.
ton Apply orices; brooklyn L. No. SS Washington
street. No. 7a6 Fulton street and Annex Office foot
of hutton street New York city. Nos. ]. 27l, 363. ass
VIZ Broad way, No. l3 Bowery. 80. Y Park place
No So Vest i2th street, and West Shore stations
foot OF West Forty second street and foot OF Jay
street. North River. c. e LAMBERT. GENERALS
senger Agent. No. ) Vanderbilt avenue. New fork
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

Change OF Jndcrciothfn<.
Clothing that is worn during the
day ought never to be worn at night.
1t seems hardly necessary to say this,
and yet | know intelligent people
who never change their undercloth-
ing at night. during cold weather,
and argue that it would he a waste OF
vitality to do so, as il clothing alb
sorbed vitality from the body and
then gave il back again.
Every one should have sleeping
garments made of cotton or wool, and
on retiring reInove every article
which has been worn through the
day. Heavy. u~nbleached cotton
makes very good gowns for winter,
Where wool is worn during the day
cotton is usually better for night, as
there is danger of overstimulating the
skin if wool is worn constantly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

So successful has DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery proved 10 curing
chronic nasal catarrh, bronchial and
throat diseases, that It's manufactured
nov sell it through druggists under a
p0sitiUe guarantee of its benetiting or
curing in every case. if given a lair trial,
or money paid for it will be refunded.
Consumption (Which is scrofula Of the
lungs If taken in time. is also cured BY
this wonderful remedy.
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Rathbone Association Entertainment.

1kAtlUOn6 <AsSONlabaOD
The entertainment of the Rathoone As
ISOLATION. knights of Pythias, held last
night at Kessler's Hall was a very enjoy
able affair and was attended by a very large
audience. The programme consisted OF
songs, Rotations, instrumental music and
farces. and the characters were interpreted
by ladies and gentlemen of a high order 81
talent. After the entertainment the hool
was cleared, and a pleasant party danced
till early morn. Delegations were present
from Grant, Hutton and Lafayette lodges.
Among those who participated in the dance
may be mentioned Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Mead. Mr.. James Mulyaney and Miss Mul
vaney, Mr.. George s.. Earle and Miss Earle,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Upright. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
n. Bride, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Schneider aud Mis-
Schneider, Mr.. W. L.. Meyer. Mr. Theodore
Mills, Miss Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Camp
bell, Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Wilson.
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/ TO

Estate OF Sarah Z. skerratt- deceased. George X.
Deane. administrator. with will annexed OF Saran
L. Skerratt, de ceased. By oruer OF the Deputy sur
rogate OF Hudson county. dated NOV. loos
hereby gives notice TO tie creditors OF SAID dece
den to bring in their debts. demands ana claims
affirmation. within Minis months from the Date OF
said order. or they Will be forever barred OF any &C
ton thei efor against said administrator
GEOhGE X. DEANE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20

blues, and when she threw them over
her arm TO take them away l felt like
embracing that woman and that cal
leo, toe.
She Is a brunette, with a good deal
OF color. and can wear all those
pretty shades. -B3stoR Globe.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20
A. CARR OF,
LEWIS Il. BUCHANAN.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Henry Kuhlmann, deceased. Martin
Henken and John Hansehea. executors OF henry
rogaIe Of Hudson connty. datea Novemner -
isl. hereby give notice 20 the erea..oss oI
claims against the estate OF said d~eeede1I, under
dste of said order or they will be forever barred OF
Any acrion therelor against said executor@
MARTIN HENkEN,
JOB HANScak&.
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NOTICE OF

Notice IS hereby given that . writ Of attachment
1.-THE salt Of Henry schneider against the rights
and credit. moneys and effects. goods and cnat-
tells lands and teuements OF Ernst toigf. an alb
sconding debtor. Tor the sum Of one thousand aud
alehreen dollars issued out OF the Hudson circuic
Court on the twenty NTH day OF November. A. D.
lsas rerurnabse and returned into court duly exc.
cuted BY the herfn OF hudson county. on the l0th
Jay . DENNIS acLAuoHLrN,
Clerk
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of Robert Buchanan. deceased. Ann
ministrafors Of Robers Buchanan, deceased
by order OF the Surrogate o. Enason Soun
The credifo- ) OF said decedent 20 bring IN tner
debts, demands and claims against tne esta.e ~
said deeedant. under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order, or they
Will be forever barred OF any acuec snsreior
\ A. CARBON,
LEWIS i. BUCHANAN.
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PERSONAL

Ex-Governor Bedle was an interested spectator
at the performance Of the Charity Bali at the
Academy Saturday evening.
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TS pAarlrlos IN caANcERy OF NEW JEn-

L sey.
BY Virtue of a decretai order en- tered on the sOfh
day OF december, iSsl din eeted To the su BIS ertber
a special m aster Of said court. in a case W herein
Margaret Il. Nather Is complainant and Thomas
ID. Natner ana Cthsrs are defendants. I sh all offer
Tor sale. on the premises. on
the s4Ih day OF
next berween the nour OF twelve O'Clock and that
an 1--WE in the afternoon, THAT IL 80 say at two
O'clock. all that tract of LAM aud premises situate
Iying and being IN the city OF Jersey CITY. In tins
county OF hudson and Stlte OF New Jersey. bound
ed and described as follows
Be Ginning on the southcriy side OF Sixth street.
formerly South Third street, at a point distant one
huadred feet easterly from the southaasterly cor
ner OF said street and Prospect street: thence run
ming southeriy parallel with Pros Dect street one
hundred feet to the centre OF ths block; thence
easteriy parallel with Sixth street eighty feet TO
the line on lands formerly OF y. Taimage Mather.
Ralph n. Periee and Margaret herbert Matner;
thence northerly parallel with Prospect street
along said east limo one hundred feet 70 sixth
street aforesaid, and thence westerly along the
same eighty feet to the place OF beginning.
Being part OF the same preml5es con 10 the
late Geo rye Mather aforesaid py joan D. Coles ami
others by deed dated March Z, IS 4. and recorded in
Liber Sgof Deedsfor Hudso on county. on page as.
ETC., Including he estate and Interest IN do yer II
any she has OF the defendant. Adeiia Mather,
widow OF andrew Marher, deceased. IN the said
premises.
A. .. 1891 WILLIAM
DEPuE & PARKER. Solicitors
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DIED

DIED.
H~INCHLEY-on sunday, January Is, 1891. at her
residence. No. 3lz Second street, this city, Mary
Anr, beloved wife OF Charles Hinchley. in the
seventy-hrst year Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral services at Grace Church corner
Erie and second streets. on Wednesday, January
q, at half past ten a. m.
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For Constipation or Sick Headache. use
DR.. Pierce's Pellets; Purely Vegetable
One q dose.
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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars. Hoods
Sarsaparilia is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value of the best known
remedies of the vegetable Kingdom
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla aceomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength aud economy Hoods Ssr-
saparilla is the only medicine of which can truly
be said, Z" 100 doses one dollar. Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses and do
not produce as good results as Hoodss sarsapariIla-
Peculiar in its good name athome there Is
more of Hoods Sarsapariila sold in Lowell, where
it is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short a time. Do not be In
dueedt to take any other preparation. De sure TO get
Hoods ~SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Preparedonly
by c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecariss, Lowell Mass.
Ioo Doses One Dollar
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nRANCH OFFICES:
TUESDAY JANUARY 20. 1891.

Tits paper . democratic In principles
and is Independent in its Vtews on dA
local question:.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-20
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE or
TIE PR0VIDENT INSTITUTION OF SAVINGS
IN JERSEY CITY.
The Board OF Managers have this day declared
the
cath Semi Annual Dividend,
PAYABLE on and aftor
THURSDAY, july %. 1901,
at the following rates:-On su ms Of $50 and over,
aud not excesding Sl.ND0. at the rate OF 4 por cent.
per annum, and ON the excess above Sl.UO, and not
exceeding SaOAl AZ the rate OF J Ter cent per an
mum. and on the excess above S30U at the rate or
Z per cent per annum-
Dividends not drawn are added 10 the principal
and take Interest from January l., 1891
Bank open daily from 10 O'Clock a IN to 3 O'Clock
L vANDERBEEE. President.
E. W. K~INGSLASD. Treasurer.
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You want INTEREST on your

Bank Balance, this Company
receives money on deposit sub
iect to check. and allows inter
est on daily balances.
Special Rates on Deposits Tor
Three Months or longer
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Highest Of all in Leavsnins POwer-U. S Govt Report, Aug ~ 1885,
R@ta!:,.:I! B PsMdsg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

by "a sudden sense of ~suffocation, but
was better now.
The lady resumed her purchasing
and selected a costly ring with a re.
quest that it be sent to her husbands
address. As she left the store she
noticed that Someone vas apparently
following her. IN an hours time she
reached her residence and was aston
to find her husband closeted with a
detective, who had informed him that
it had been reported at Police Head
quarters that a genteely dressed dia-
mond thief had attempted TO spray
chloroform In the face of a jeweller
and when detected had given her adj
dress as his house. The detective
had just completed a description of
the lady and her address as furnished
to the police. when the lady herself
entered and was at once greeted by
the official as his wife.
The explanations that followed
made the situation scarcely less EN-
barrassing. The ring was returned to
the jeweller with an admonition to be
more careful in future in noting the
difference in odor between chloroform
and moth balls.-&. Louis Republic.