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New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

. TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF this Society for Promoting
the Gospel among Ssamen ~ the Port u New-1Ork viii
Ee held al as Cathsrine-st. Nav H. 1901 80
| d. m y. DANA WELLS, Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

At ur1s SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IL sBEo33SS 3S
Al r LII os TIiStsf and Congress sts, Rev JQhN w w
sDitE viii preach ta.merew At IL Si, OcUVF 1nvitsS
iect: stThe NTre2sures OF DaSshsse h"e Pu'A-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

,HrRCH OF THE STRANGERS, Mcrcer-st., near
sthstNRev Dg DEEMS, Pastor, will preach tomorrow
~ 10 80 a. m and 80 p Al the sltAnss are lfee'
end nSbers take strangers IN charge at the door.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

THE AMERICAN TRACT SoC1ETY.-The Goth an
nua meeting Of American Tract Society will be held
in the lecture room Of Madison Square Presbyterian
Church 1.-THE Rev. CHARLES H. PARKHURsT, d. D.,
Psstor) corner OF MaGisoRave and 24thst Wednesday
Nav 49, at 10 O'Clock Brief addresses will be made
the report the operations Of the presented and the
Board and Committees elected. The public is invited
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CALVARY BAPTIST CHUKCH. 57thst. between
9Th and 9TH aves:Dr MACARTHUR preaehes sunG1ay 5G
PoIg, Taner,eengs Monday and Friday evenings. Inter
estDg Cantata "Wednesday evening oehen' oi Hi'SiO
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IN, Greene Green
st near CanaL-ReV EDWARD L. PAASON VIII pIo"0"
at 10 80 a. III. All welcome
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CENTRAL RAPTs CHURG = 42es @ between 5a
sunday AT II a m and 7:45 p Subject for moInlng
s.hV Are We Living ? for the evening NOT Specuid
.ion hut Obedence' Sunday-schoOl at = 40 D. M All
welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

AMERICAN RrBIE S0CIETY-In response 70 a a dE ~;
e,ess from sRe managers sis society the Rev, tor,cs
W. en- SMBERs. P' D. Ii D win preaehs, s,srenp a Bi5e
scty for tse past seventy dye years N the nn
Ds,rh Church 9th ave, corner 4oni's u
snssy evcpiHr May TO- Services to begin al Ool''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

5pns e4t otn oliver street csSn Ksy &
9o2GLD D. MAcURIS hSs'GTi1oseS sc 1oeS iHst aur' At II
Ssa'e doss Rev s Dr. WIZ PEsacHM M the 6s6S hSSS6fSs
dlsc9O'sS NJ. vkN DIRLiP, Esq., ana wM PHELr7' = =
SPEAK In q the hesbfSSSc1Ss fSSeapS and ID hev HESBf
WAN NbYE MONDAY EVENING a. ItS t2 fHfeyIe22roN Hey
WILLIAMS ESD and J. b. CoLGAIh 6sq Wesnes
school Sunday %o59lhs ceIoek az I cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CENTRAL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH, e3d-st, z
and I'd aVes Rev g. c. NORTON, ID. D., Past0f--Ser
%ices 10 20 and 80 strahgers CORDIALLY invlted
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison-avc
md 42d-sHOy Communion, 80 o. n; morning service
II .. ID. Evening service, D. u. Rev. T. NALPOLE
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
59d ST west OF Brosdway.-Services 10 .f5 a. m and
As D. m. Preaching by the Pastors. Rev. JAMES NJ.
KING and Rev. II. j. BELL.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
At COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH,, HARLEM

EiSt SStsnSf D. D. FastoT breaches at IL and 7Ao
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CHURCH or THE. INCARNATION, Madson-aye.
cor. S5ti-st, Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector.-MOfnlng
service at II Afternoon service ~ Ia. Strangers
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
57th-st-Rev ABBOTT KITTREDGE' Ioin1 D PasGp' s1b
ject: Reason and Faith in Religion union bloie Olass
Saturday evening at 8.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, 2 TO 10 Yves
4oth.st near 5th-ave.Rev W H. p FAUNCE, FaatGr s
nreschss al IL a. m. and 45 y. m. Sunday-schooi o
a. m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, O'CLOCK Al
invite
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

ASSOCIATION HALL sunday o s'srsSS m cSnrslt,
soscai musical service for young y So Az dress by Rev
ANY Yh ~ NrseSW Pastor Of St Psuls ~ II OnuTvn
SEOitSsSSss NJ Day Duties Of Young Men, All young
mon welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

rOIrRTH PRFsBYTERIAN CHURCH, 3tth:st. nes
Rroad,yav-Pfeachlne at IL a. m. by the Pastor, hev
JoSEPH r. KERR, D. D.. ; at 40 p. m. by the Rev
JOHN HALL, b. D.. OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

ST BARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH, Medison-ave. and
44th.st-, Rev. DAVID II. GREER D. D., Rector.-Ser-
vices on Sunday morning at O'Clock and in the afternoon
az o'clock Rev. DR.. GREER viii preach in the morning
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CALVARY CHURCH, 4taaVe. and 21st-st, Rev.
HENRY Y. sAr1ERLEE D. D, Rtet2T.-sesNtees, Sun.
aay, Mas 10 Holy Communion, and 10 a morning
prayer and sermon II O'Clock. chndrens service, 30
.. Evening prayer and sermon az 10 T. Service.
Wesley L. Anthem. 20 God. When Thou Appealest"
Mozart. Choral service seats (reel,s Dr. sAT1I
LEE viii preach IN the morning and In the evening at s.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

9th and 7th avesCommHnion service at 10 80
a. Preaching by the pastor, rev. C.. >. ROBINSON.
d. D., at 40 p m. Sunaayschool, $50 ,. n. All
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN. corner I'd, "a,
et Rev TIMOTHY q. DARLING ID. d.. OF AuOuI'
Theological Seminary, Will preach tomorrow at il d. "
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

SAINT PAUL's CHURCH, 4thaye. and 29d:st., Rev
GEO. Il. McGREW, Pestor.-Sunday services Preaching
At II o'clock the Pastor. The afternoon service has
been discontinued. Preaching at o'clock m Week
day services usual
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

CHURCH OF TEE MESSIAH, corner Of 34thst. and
PaYlS-ave.-Servfce~ at II a. m Preaching by Rev.
ROBERT COI4LYER- Subject; The New Men Of the
Old and New Time"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

AMERICAN snsAlES,s EEIESp E % SOCIETY
, a.usf Sermon before TIE seciety WI be presehee
az me yssp SS Rev TaEQpoIE l. CyYLER D.. 10
sevofS We on Sunday May 10 1891 st II o'clock n: m
nhe stTnv.third annual meeting OF the oociey Man
nesi in ske chSp e sailors Home lso on rt
on viii ka submitted the usual business uansctea
end ~ Gsdaressss made LIE directors Ire members S" "
friends ef the society ere srfTr Ssepe.aSy' 7G wast
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
|SylLLE NEWSPAPER CHANGES
GREENvu4LE, MISS, Dec. 2.

GREENvn4LE, MISS, Dec. 2.
McNeily, now editor Of the jack
laroa, jackson, Miss, has sold
teenville Times to e. E. Bass and
Buchanan. The former will b.
and the latter business manager
brennan Of the mechanical depart
In the latter capacity he has
Engaged on the paper for the past
years. Mr.. Bass has been super
lent Of the Greenville public
9 for the past eight years. This
first experience In journalism.
clip the above telegram from the
Phis Appeal Avalanche. Mr.. Bu-
is a brother Of the proprietor
(nior editor Of this paper. He is
" we'll versed in the mechanical
tment Of a paper, but is . good
pngent writer, as we'll as an intel
and popular gentleman. Mr..
% highly educated gentleman,
III have ample opportunity Of
9 the Kings English effective in
rk' He is very pleasant and 20.
private life, and exceedingly
y by all who know him. The
MEL naturally extends it's warm
Dhes for the future success Of the
under It's new regime. ~.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
. r,mb Animals, and Espseisliy
d" = M F.vorits. the Horss.

Memphis Appeal Avalanche, Of
] Ias a., the 10th, takes a real or sup
'sa pa's order der from Queen Victoria, that at
.sa ss.,ter. H that tight check reins shall
lss'e,' ,"nser be used in the stables Of the
4, .J household, to write q long sensl-
/ (sa ~ a'r nertinent article on the sub
/. ~ .s applied to the people
.,s South and even the United
~ The idea that because We
horses and other dumb animals
|s.ss s the right to use them as We
Ese, Is founded upon q barbaric CIV
.tiou, before men had learned to
T. that all these and many other
,os which We utilize for our pleas
or profit, are gifts or loans, Of d.
Providence, for which we must be
,onsible to the gracious Almighty
= and should be responsible before
|eeuerous humane laws Of the State.
EN- Henry Berg first introduced his
(anitarian system for the bene fit OF
aumb animals in New York, which
liberal scope took in the feather
~. ha was hOoted at In the
Its and ridiculed almost every
re ss contending for the foolish
impracticable. Berg is dead, but
as left a name, and a system Of
,sl use, which lives to-day and is
Eautly increasing in moral might
bower, as the people are educated
his direction. How many Of the
3 have legislated on the pinciples
Down by this great reformer and
nthropist, we do not know, but we
low that Mississippi has a law on
subject, which the writer aided to
uassed in 1890, and If carried out
should 10, tight reins would soon
scarded as an ugly blot upon our
tian civilization. Such subjects
OF above the dignity Of the pulpit,
II many Of our preachers would
their attention to those humanita-
reliefs rather than the abstract
iples Of predestination, falling
grace, perseverance, Of saints,
em and other cognate subjects,
eople would soon learn what our
r meant when he said that "a
pw does not fall to the ground
ut the consent Of our Heavenly
nj" In this simple and seeming-
ht expression, IL . world Of NOR
!, lying hid under a weight Of
punding impracticable techni-
constantly preached from our
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
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OFFICEOF DIR. w. W. ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
McCoMB CITY, Miss June 20, 1891.
MRS. ELLA r. BERRY,
DEAR MADAM:
Your hav-
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consideration, and being thoroughly
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whom are now using it with the most
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Very respectfully,
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The use Of the Eradicator tends to
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Price q 90 (sufficient to cure one facet
Sent nicely packed to any addressi Q
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
Farm for Sale or Rent.

For sale on easy terms or rent, q
Farm Of 800 acres, Of which 200 acres
in q fine state Of cultivation, 81 miles
south Of Grenada, with good residence,
out buildings and gin house. All under
good fence, and buildings In good re-
pair. For further Information apply
to W. B. SANDERS.
Nov.-21,. ,.D1-tf.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
Wood Wanted.

We want 1000 cords Of sound wood,
four feet or eight feet lengths. Con-
tracts must be for deliveries monthly
from November to March. q Inquire at
GRENADA On b COMPRESS Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05
SAVE TIME AND MONEY.
HOW?

Howp
BY ordering your goods from the
great house Of The J. S. Menken Com
pany, who sell every article Of wearing
apparel for men, women and children,
as we'll as the materials to make them.
Also carpets, chinaware and all house
furnishing goods.
HOW?
A child can buy with perfect safety
in our house. All goods are marked
In plain figures at lowest cash prices.
The cash business is growing; it is
safer, cheaper and better for both SELL
er and buyer.
HowY .-..-..,, .....,
Selling SO largely, we must buy large
ly; therefore, buy all from first hands,
saving jobbers' profits, which We divide
with our patrons. Remember We sell
more clothing, more shoes and more
carpets than any house in the South
the reasons are plain.
HOWp
Freight prepaid on all mail orders
amounting to $5 90 and over, except
chinaware, wheel goods and furniture.
When ordering by mail if you are in
doubt leave selection to us-naming
approximate price and kind. We guar
antee satisfaction. Ministers are enti-
tied to a special discount on all pur-
chases. Send for catalogue.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05

fathers Of electricity who now
= 40, with our Ben Franklin
the list. The names Of these
ulshed deceased scientists will
PED over the electricity building
columbian Exposition at Chi.
There are many more living,
a' Edison in the lead, who re.
said to the New York Herald
ne intends to demonstrate thu,
eed b no such thing a. waiting
ns now considered q long dis
part He intends to run . train,
'"o cars, every twenty minutes. !
following watt 10 going the
cFeo''"d to an exchange:
printing press has made presi.
altleo ,o poets, furnished bustlee
s as,es' 2 ana polished genius With
n, aS' II i has made the world ret
" y. Gall g every morning, givlna
a' lunss Of iron and q voice 81
y nag set the price Of 4 bushel
ana made the country nost.
I1ga!mme11ng goal o. the rural
!. y Eas curNiled the power D
:. W. 9as convsrted bankers int
On snd !, ,nrde Mwyers g. coliece
nts; Y has educated ia hnsse.
iTVDoea y asa the phil losopher q his
y ~ smiles y and clki, and crie1
put y can't 50 run 8 suii II
~ ana the editors ! fool Who
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-05

Pianos and Organs for sale for cash
or on installments, at Meaders h Gar
ners' large Furniture establishment.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06

comes 4 Iaarxed increase sis the strength
of the ID ut i. The order almost doubled
us membership During the year ending
june 30 1891, since which fiafe the Ma
tional Secretary reports the Institution Of
new councils Ia all parts OF the country.
Now Is the Tins for forward movement
Ia New Jersey.
1t you wish to see the members smile.
Just mention ways and nests committee.
Sister Emily Shrines as aA entertainer
has few equals. The chestnut hunt watch
took place at her residence on "Wednesday
evening. was one OF the most enjoyable
events Of the seasan
Miss Fannie Baker, daughter of Brother
J. r. Baker was naartieA last "Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was private.
The council extends its earnest wishes for
ner future welfare
Miss Maggie Lnilum, daughter OF Sis
ter Emma b. Ludium is an accomplished
DiHno player.
Brother and Sister Strong haze been
sadly missed Of late.
a young lady was heard to remark the
other evening Amt he nice.'' she re-
ferreu to Brother Alphangh. Brother
W-looked very sad Tor sometime there
after. 1t is said the green~eyed monster
has taken possession Of him.
Brother Smith Is a very busy man a
present
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
CADETS 0F TEMpERANCE.

Brother G. Isley's dreams are rather
curious events. Hudson will soon enter
the dramatic arena.
What's the matter with the Mystic
Circle?p They are rather qniet.
Fisk needs some new workers. The
duties that occupy their attention
Hurry up. Fisk, with your new members
and make yourselves be seen.
The pubiicinstaliation of Hudson prom
ises to be pleasant aud enjoyable
event; the committee Is working hard TO
make it a success.
w. p. Isiey possesses book containing
some OF the longest words ever sseA. It
is quite a curiosity
Where are the ssBcyclisisr Of Hudsons
Nothing has been heard of them recently
Brothers G. isley and F. Smiths shadow
pictures would give grace 20 an art
gallery.
:. Look out for the Parson: he is working.
Some one said, Hudson needed more
young ladies. True, we do and are will
ing To have them.
Early hours do not appear TO agree
with some of the members Of Hudson,
particularly the four O'Clock members.
j The Rainbow Circle are considering
the Idea OF dress reform. 30 says the Sec
rotary OF the circle. The circle will meet
"Wednesday instead OF Thursday evening
of this week, at the residence OF Sister
GRAY.
rhe "Mvstic circle'' will surprise some
one Thursday evening by q party.
Brother Mckee IS as Office graboer. He
tries TO hold two Offices at once
The meeting Of Hudson was SHINY at
teuded Friday on account OF the bad
weather. a pleasant evening was spent,
however. Two candidates were initl-
tiated and considerable business trans
act51' = 49, 49, .
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06

tlon cefnmiEtee. win cats a meeting Of the
committee fbis iyeeE.
Brotaer De Alva tas not been Ut HndS
son u long tune. Il i said he has 4
niattet - -f,oney On hand.
The ParsOn is yorkfng zealoasiv He
proposed another member on Friday
night.
Brothers Wolfsiel and Carpenter are
the latest addislons to II udson.
The mystery y out l. Is known now
why Brothers Isley aud Campbell had
ttlose'm mysterious conferences.
Three sisters brayeA the storm on FRI
Cay night. Brother hressling IS digest
Ing Cushing Frank SMITHS buoyancy
has returned. Dongh--Dot let Il depart,
Frank Brother isley is organizing an
express cosupauy for regain delivery -
Brother CArip5rH 10 one Of she regulars
at Simpson II K. Whys--BrOther Gray
has not missed a meeting. A splendid
record.
lTanhoe's members are scarcely visible
at meetings Of sister sections.
Brother George Isiey will furnish The
diamond orBainents for the Mystic Cir
cle's reception
Elsa Section viii haze an entertain
msnt atia reception AT Fore Hall on Jan
uary L..
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
TIE SUNDAY MORNING news DEcEMBER 1901.


tegprise VIA meet AZ Masouic Temple,
Sixth agenue aea Twent5-taifd street,
New YORK. II 7s45 D. M Hofshipful
Brother Wakefield earnestly requests
That the members will be on hand
promptly.
Varies Lodge viii start the election ball
rolling. Ic will sslect its officers on
Wednesday of next week. The Lodge of
tue Temple will he second on the list
The second or Fellowcrnft degree will
be conferred On Messrs. William Wright
OF No. IA West Thirtietn street and VIII
liam II. Mulinrkey OF No. 20 West Thirty
seventh street., Bayonne, during the com
uuncation to be held by Bayenne Lodge
No. 90, T. & A. NJ. of Bayonne.
There was rather slim attendance at
the communication held lust Thursday
evening By Bayouue Lodge No. %, +. &
a. NJ. OF Bgyonne. Worsbipfnl Muster
George A. Bradford. and large Number
OF the brethren were AT Roselle in attead-
ance at A meeting of Palestine COfnmAna-
cry. Knights Templar, OF Euzabeth. Past
Master Henry a. Wneeler occupied the
chair.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
FREE AND ACCEPTED MasoSs.

Hugh de Payens Commandery will pay
fraternal visit next Friday night to
Hugh de Payens Commandery of Easton.
Pa The latter has the reputation OF
having the best drilled working corps
and the best facilities in the country. and
its degrees are exempliHed in an elabor-
ate manner. The Sir Knights expect to
have a happy time. as the Easton Sir
Knights ure also famous fog their hospi-
tality.
Jurisdiction. will meet on Tuesday night
aud co fer the fourteenth degree.
Enterprise Chapter No. 2 will meet next
"Wednesday night and confer The Mark
Masons, degree.
Grand Master Tflden and a delegation
OF the Grand Lodge officers and District
Deputy Moore Will pay a visit TO Union
Lodge of New Brunswick, tomorrow
evening. The N. NJ. degree will be con
ferred. Extensive ARRANGEMENT have
made to receive the eminent guests in Il
proper manner.
Bergen Lodge had grand communica-
tiOu on Friday night. It's members turned
out we'll and every lodge Ia the district
was represented. The sthird aud fourth
degree was conferred in an entirely sat-
isfactory manner. Forty-seven always
does that.
Jersey City Lodge had splendid meet
ing on Friday nlguf. After an hour w
spent iu the wedding out process the NJ
M. degree was conferred on two candi-
duties and was exceedingly we'll done.
Brother Bagley was in the East and
Brother Mears in the West and Brother
Lvne in the South. Senior Warden Far
rier is convalesclng, but was noe able 10
be present.
Grand Master Tilden AMI his Efficient
and energetic secretary, Brother Mears,
are busily engaged IN preparing the an
nuai report. Il has been. prosperous
term aud the report VIII be interesting
faithful steward and has devoted almost
every evening in attending TO his duties.
Bergen Lodge has an unplcusant upty
to perform today. All that Is mortal OF
Brother Periue, one Of The charter mem
hers OF the lodge, Will be laid at rest. The
officers aud members VIII assemble at the
lodgeroom at half past one this after
noon- The members OF sister lodges are
invited.
One of the best communications of the
week in this district was that of Allie
mania Lodge. The NJ. NJ. degree was
conferred. w. M. Schaub ofiiciatsd 10
the first half and District Deputy kIee in
the second. 4 social time followed the
meeting. Amoug the prominent crafts
men present were Grand Master Tiiden
Worshipful Brothers Succow, Steffsns,
Nolte and Davis. The lodges ia Jersey
City, Hoboken and North Hudson were
well represented.
The masters Of the Eleventh district
met at Pohlmann's last Sunday night and
had a pleasant time The Past Masters
degree was exenplified
Enterprise Lodge will be the guests OF
Cnpestone Lodge Of New Y0rk. next
Wednesday uighs The members Of Ea-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06
SONS or VETERANS.

General John A. Logan Camp win
meet tomorrow night AT No. $40 Third
street to elect officers The nominees
are:-tor Captain. E J. Conner: First
Lieutenant. NJ Lonenstem. g. voorhees,
and J. X. C0nklin; Second Lieutenant, ].
,. McNahon and q. Betz; Camp Council
w. Z. Ormsby,4 a. l.. Esterbrook and G..
w. Fi;zhenry; Delegate, H. Nc
Mahon. A. L. Esterbrook and G
NJ Firzaenry; Alternate. J. r. Conklin,
A. Brewer aud 6. Voorhees,. The
third annual ball of this camp will be
held Mt Opera Hall on Monday evening,
December 81 The committee is working
hard 70 MAKE the affur success, and a
pleasant time is guaranteed. The COM
mittee consists af E. j. O'Connor, Chair
man; A. L.. Esterbfook, 7. easurer; G..
VOORHEES,. Secretary; w. 4 Ormsby. f.
White, g. T. Bennett. J. S. Mcmahon, J.
Ormsby, G. Bstz, ]. p. Schneider aud J.
T. Gehriug, Jr.
TIE animal election for officers of Gus
ter Post, No. q, Post system, has been
postponed anti Friday evening. Decem-
Der Is. The post will assemble on We'd
nesday evening at tue Bayonue station in
full uniform TO march to an entertain
ment given ia Heridriekson's Assembly
Rooms. Bsyonne, by Van Buskirk Circle,
M Is. Ladies of the G. A. r. OF that
city. The only representative Gust err
Post, now has among The officers of he
or New Jersey, Is Robert M.
Bird, member OF the DEPARTING nt's
Councillor Administration.