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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
RUTHERFORD.

Pepublican Democratic and Citizens primaries were
held IN Rutherford on Wednesday night 10 nominate
candidate, for borough officers at the spring election
The Republicans Endorsed the ticket OF the Home Rule
Cltzens-Joseph r. Cooper for Mayor and W. f. Waller
and J. r. Wallace for C0uncilmcn- and renOminated
Collector Thomas ". Alyca and Assessor Charles
Meyers. The Democrat Endorsed Mayor cooper and
I y Wallace and named J. J. Blake for Councilman
ucu,v Rowland for Collector and Charles Planer FOR
Assessor At the Citizens primary Councilman Charles
H. Warner whose term expires this spring. was nomi
Cunncilmcn Thomas w. Alvea for Collector and Charlie
Paner for Assessor. AT the borough election In 1891
the Citizens ticket. headed By Mr.. Cooper. won II
syeeDinc victory Councilman Warner. who heads the
tcAei this year, has been steadily opposed TO the
MAYORS views Oh the water question.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE !.
NEWARK.
" w AKIA.
ALL THE VICTIMS LIKELY TO RhOoN hh'

ALL THE VICTIMS LIKELY TO RE'oN hh.
None of the victims Of the collision OF Iocono''
on the Delaware, Lackawanna and western lfih"a'
with horsecar at the Droad-st crossing OF the ro'u
I'm Newark on Wednesday night i, likely TO d'e' john
Colligan the driver. who was the most seriously ~
iu,ed will probably recover. lie has an ugly CUT
ON the head and internal Injuries. 1here is qu,oio''
whether the gates at the crossing were Tai'eo :"
lowered when the accident Occurri The Gdtem'''
,ays that the gates, which are slender wooden d''H
meeting across the street from either sue' H'd "
lowered and that Cogan drove through them' Inc
cgnalman confirms thls statement. IN ue Jill
hand there are witnesses who say fhat tie eaIc
elevated at considerable angle "neh Ilr Ho go.
pa SEQ upon the track in front Oh " ~ cHti" H.
kctcham the conductor, says nc uiu hV' 'N't -
train coming and did not see tle na-n vi ~ ~.
An Investigation of tie accldenU VIII po Hi9"'"'" ~
tile Board Of Works.
The funeral of Colonel Edmnnd L. JOY was heid
Yesterday al his home No. 20 IIalScy-st the services
h.inr conducted by the Rev. DR.. Boyd ana O'hcr
cer,vm.n at the Peddie Memorial Church There were
many societies municipal bodies and Institution, rtPr
scntcd NJ the funeral. Tlc Rev Dr. fttMer ~,
the funeral sermon. Inc po"S ''' ~ "
Pleasant Cemetery
God Tow-Jer.ey Volunteers, and an inmate Oh iIIc
soldiers Home wa killed at the fourll-Wc' Le
u, the Erie Railroad al - a. M NrslerudN. ''mot
mo- wa ON his way from the Home anu Sl'ppot.
Ietvecn the tracks without noticing inc aPPo''' Va
the wcStbCund train.
Charles g. Ranke retired maW'' ta'' i U 9 on
Instruments, died al h,s hone. 40 10 hlrI ~; WI
Wednesday al the age OF eighty Two lie wa, vi
in SAKE -Weimar, Germany, ana HNel III u'o r'e"'"
Wa,.i for more than half u century
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EIIZABFT II.

The North Elizabeth station. on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was burned ont yesterday morning Inc
TN story and the roof burned. and the first Moor
Hooded Thomas X. sloan, freight conductor, as
covered the fire as he going through Oh his tram
and he gave the alarm reaching Elizabeth. II w'S
nearly half hour before stream could be got on the
flames Mrs. lanes Feed. who had charge of the STA
,ion managed to save the cash aud the Tickets together
with the most OF the furniture. The station wa u
wooden building and cost when erected, twenty year
AGO $1,000. There j. deep cut where the station
i, situated and IL was built 20 q. ~ SPIN me h'kS'
inc train, passing beneath II. The Pllad' phla rN
nress came rushing along when the fire was ~ ne
height and dashed through the burning fagOts and
showers of sparks that were falling on the tracks
stranger last night called at No. 81 Franllil-st -
The home Of william G.. Armstrong foreman at ;. L.
SIoorc 4 sons irOnwOrlS. and Informed Mr.. Arm
sfroDp that a telephone me- sage had come from the
I'n0n Depot, where Il person wanted to see her I'M
n edjaely on important business. Mrs. Armstrong
locked u the hOuse and took car 10 IN" station, TWO
mile, away When She got there She found no me-
sage had been sent. When Mrs.. Armstrong got back
"a her house She was dismayed 10 lind II had been
broken into during her absence and jewclry anu cloth
ing worth $500 stolen.
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ORANlif.


TIE COMMON COUNCIL. OUTWITTED.
All orange IS laughing over the way III "hich
the Democratic Common Council has been ou'Wl'''o
by one of lis own appolnteeS. About f'ur year
ago Dr. f. J. +. Tetreault was appointed DN th'
council city ply sician. Two years ago the DOCTOR
took an active part in the Mayoialty hght Dem
largely instrumental in bringing about tie erection
Of Mayor Truman. His course brought down OH III
head the wrath OF the Democrats. ana scNeI"l "c'
termned efforts have since been made to remove hn'
Recently the Council determined TO declare the once
vacant This action was haStercd by the r"i"oi
that reached the ears of the Democrats 10 the cnc''
TINT Dr. Tetreaut had had a bill prepared In h'
interest which would he pushed through the Legs
lature making the term Of office three wears "lter
the rsssage of the act. Both measures came 10 an
issue on the same dav. The bill became law anu
the Orange Common Council. in ignorance OF "h''
had happened Al Trenton had a rccrct meeting anu
ma Sed {. resolution declaring the ONCE OF the CIV
IhN scian vacant and authorizing thc poor anu ''l.
committee TO appoint a ply sclan pro tenn INV
committee Immediately appointed Dr. Phelal. le,ier,
dav morning when TIE news came 10 orange uia,
tie senate bill law there was great lnh III
The city.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FIVE WENT DOWN WITH THE -CAfFoLD'

FIVE WENT DOWN WITH THE -CAFFDLD.
TWO MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED AT THE NEW
COLUMBIA THEATRE
serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon IN
the new Columbia Theatre at Hillary and Adams s'S''
and two mon were severely hurt by the fan oil a
scanold upon which five men were at work AZ inc
time The structure which broke in the mldde ana
fell was designed to "paint bridge al inc
rear of the stage Of the theatre. which Is nearly
CONNECTED II was constructed Of scantlng, boiHd
together and fc0Fed with pine boards. The carpeh-
tes at work upon Inc stage preparing to put the
rear Suggesting in its place and had pulley BLOCKS ana
tackle rugged In order 10 put tile setting in place
they went upon the bridge" which was twenty-seVen
feet above the floor.
Rive men were the centre Of the bridge ana
pulling stOuty at the imters they were raising whch
the bridge" broke beneath their feet and they were
pYecipiatd with the debris 10 The floor below AS soon
as the who fell could be seen in the dust caused
10 rise by the crash, it found that three ore
Of whom william A. Palftt, son Of one OF tie
architects Of the building. had escaped unlnJured.
Henry Hedtmann. carpenter, thlrty-three years Old,
of No. - Tightlavc., New York, was severely in
jured i'm the back and received internal Injuries. He
was removed 70 the BrOOhlyn Hospital Michael
Manning thirty Yeas Old of NO. l.Oli MNrtlca ave,
was badly bruised aud was renewed 20 the same III
StitVfiOn.
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Jersey CITY.

Scarlet fever is unusually prevalent IN ms 'N'
and threatens 10 become source OF anAlcN' D"Il"s
the present month. up TO February 10. ninety nine
case, were reported 10 the bureau of Vital statistics
and Comfy Board Of Health. For the entre m"h'n
ot February, 1891, there were but fifty cases Ih're
ar in addition TO the reported To the heallh W
thoritie, many which have not been made Known Ih'
contoglOn spread all over the city ana county.
Judge Lppincott Yesterday admitted 10 5000 9a .
John liver, who is alley TO nave cmneIIlI o I,
from William \. Harvey. me bOhuahlcH "c'o ''"''
Brinkmaun and James hunt
The congregation Of the North Baptist Church ms
voted TO nd call 10 the Rev "fMelr- N".,'t al
Of lackcnsack. some week. ago the Key. "f"r-c :
Nicholson resigned the pastoral t. accept nnHrE d"
saratoga The church Is one OF the Me'l,hl',to ~
Jersey City. The congr' CATION bche'o H' "''''''"
chief Justice Eca,lcy read an opinion a. Iirn'@n
Yesterday M III" case OF Jcr>"y INV 'Gdln,' ,,r
i3,,c, Tine tifl of twenty acre. Of land 1T II 'i"-'1
=, and the l:y The land Wa, -'nlrd - III. 81
l,- m. Iopi.la;urc for $1,000. Inc city dld ifF
,ne none; promptv. and the Central Railroad oi -"
Jersey undertook TO get possession Gilbert 'in,l
whom Nayor and Alan McDcimDtt. then PRESIDENT
q" the BoaI of Finance brought suit before Chancellor
NcCiin to compel the company 10 FHcae me E',''
chancellor McGlll issued an nJuncl n rrf'nlnS t h
ca>e vas Appealed Meantime the COMPANY perni,ird
drove he c0npany's ab0Iers from the land ana tFc
M the track. Tho ralGad company asserts mat -
tie city had failed 10 accept Inc gam pH pay @
nominal PRICE the city had no thm' me hlpIilhn
Commis~i nes granted this land - the American Dnck
and improvement Company: me court nts.aTs '
sfate in that transaction that tho TILE j. vested IN
Jersey city H. trust for the public and is ina"nAhic
The House Committee Of the Jersey ,ity Athicllc
Club has agreed upOn report calling Tor TIE col0tiuc
lion of n $40 900 addition To j" erected upon IN" iV'a
adjoining the handsOm" clubhouse I'D 'hh'On ave.
A music hall, wheeling department aud plunge
bath will be contained in the addition. The proposi-
lion viii he submitted to the next meeting OF ne
result will be Of the finest buildings 81 the hnd
I'm the state.
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OTHER SUBURB1N TOWNS.
WEcICHESTER COUNTY.

PORTClfE>TEE-Po.to Inspector George :
'Fvau. IN charge ~ ~" Sew England p'~t di'l-i"n'
IN response to % petition 40 tn residents 81 i"Ni
Iortrhc.tor FOR the establishment Of = -i"ic". WIS
ticie ON Wednesday. lie net many OF ne 'I'h' H'
uool le and listened 10 their views AMI % B. pcl'N, 81
ie win make "A favorable report. II the po'lrhcc D.
established ut East Portchestcr. II Will probably lr
called Hawthorne Milo Mead has gwen a
lot To the New Ichnuon Engine Company. a ~" IRE.
engine ORGANIZATION. upon which 10 D. proposed Z"
put up q building.
WHITE rIAIN-.-Thc barn. earring" house ana ont
bindings on the premises II Judge !. o. pNknlnn TOOK
fire I'm a mysterious manner shortly inter O'Clock on
"wednesday night and burned {" The ground. The
horse, and carriages "ct' -;'od. buo tho remaining
content, Of the barn were destroyed
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
(.SecOnd FIOOr.)

Our importation of Black Goods
for the Spring and Summer sea-
son OffS92 being now complete,
we are exhibiting all the latest
effects. i'm greater variety imam
ever before.
~ inch All Silk Watered Stripe
4G inch All Silk Grenadine, in
twenty different designs;
46 inch Silk and Wool iron
Frame Grenadine, in many dl1-
fercnt patterns. 10
Plain and BrOcaded Crepe de
Chine. ,.ost
SILK and Wool Plisse, the latest
Novelty.
Wool CrcpOn, plain. striped ana
figured: Crystal Weave Bengal,,
inc; Japanese Grape; SILK ana
Wool COutille; Algerine ana al
the latest Spccialties to be 1o"nd
i'm European markets.
A special line OF 40 inch border
ed silk and wool Iron frame
Grenadine, at S1.1j per yard !;
formerly $3.50.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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ml,tee has been appointed 70 look into the matter "i
Tho debt and cndeavOr 10 effect 4 settlement sHIl
nctorv tn The p:,>tor. is said that The committee
vim l,.oonmeud That the D be paid since tl" news
of Mr. Dn'S bold stand was published, he ha. re-
i,,' several certifying offer from other cLuret 8
.h.r congregation, evidently consider hun just The
man they want.
North Plainield Democrats at their primaries ElNt
night nominated the following ticket FOR the c'nll-
muuicipal election. For Mayor. William l.. >auhdcr' +.
Counclimen George II. Neal and VI. L. ConuON lp"u
clerk Frank G. krcWspn. Ovcr~ecr ~ IN" fpog w H.
Votti,ou: Borough Judge. William Dcmlcr
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WHAT / GOING on TO-DAY.

Harvard club annual dinner. D'lmHnl'o = '''o ~ u"
,-,., So,i,ty hall Madison square 'hfdeh'
IN - ,n,l,tlc Clubs Dclmonico's. D. m.
tra-l,m I-.h.Amcrican Republican CUB NO Z'io'
Sccord-aNe.. = y. ~ , ,,,
u,rr,m Young womens Christian Association. Mount
Mari. nau,i-t Church. p. IN
Lincoln Pioneer Corps ball central Turn ''r'm n'n
,,,. ri,,hdav cclebratiln worklngmcns School
" too West FIuy.nlnth.-t. 80 p NJ
Iaayet,. College Alumni dinner. so l262 Br'"d"aV
30 y. ~. $780,. ..,u, ,c,
National Express employees ball LenoN Lyceum' even
ing.
syracuse Alumni dinner. Clark :, evening
IN Tp.llon Chapter Of Phi Gamma Delta NO i'll ha''
orty-nfth--t D. ~.
,tIcro.copica Socctv 80 90 Madi-on.avc.. & p. m
IT, T. r. Thco-oph!ch Society. no li2 west o"'
hundred. wcnty -nfth--t, y. III.
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STATEN ISLAND

NEW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being circulated
at New Brighton. 10 lc sent 10 tho state Board ~
Health complaining Of the nuisance Cn-"d hy ile
smoke from the >taadlrd oil work and The copper
work, ~ Iayunuc. y. !. When the wind blows from
n.rtlprly OF westerly direction the smoke from
tho-e work. blows across the Mil, I'm dense Njlun"-.
4, tuci The density of Tho smoke rc-'mbl"s a fps
phvsi,i,,,. hive decided that the -m0kc from the
conner work, (, injurious t. lcalth when inhaled hN
pcrIm, with wcah lun:,. They hive requested me
local Board Of Health appeal for remedy {" IN"
stale Board. Tn" smoke nuisance ha- l'''Nct Il
.erl M dcirmcut 10 the valuable real 'sfit" along
thr Terrace \ number 81 tho houses have teen
yncatri the residents having been compelled "a NOV"
away Icing udtlc - stand the smoke any longer.
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Matthias Ielr secured verdict for 81, 600 yesterday
In the City Court suit against the city growing
out Of Injuries caused by falling in hole in the side
walk and breaking his leg.
The police made 1873 arrests last wear. decrease
Of SOL fTom the record of the previous year There
were twelve persons arrested for arson. aud ten Of
these were convicted.
Further evidence for the defence was given yester-
dsy in the trial OF the suit of Dr. Mary A. DxOnJ0nes
to recover $l50 OO0 damages from The Brookll n
Eagle foS alleged libel il related principally t. the
case Of Mrs. Sarah T. Bates who died at the Womans
Hospital after Dr. Jones operated upon her.
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AcAntMY OLE Mrs.c rErsrLEs NJ ODDS.

The effort infUse blood into the management OF
the Academy Of Music, which made in vain Of the
annual month Is 10 be renewed The oppo
son 10 the ID Conservative MANAGEMENT j. !"i By
< a purvee the largest stoclioldcr. who secured many
nrox .cs for the annual election. Tho sot h" headed
however received only OOG D. 2@7 FOR the regular
ticket But There were seven vacancies in nc Board {"
Directors and ballot representing 800 sharc', was cast
,or IT, Durvo-. C. #. Lockwood v n. Clement and
Edgar s. Hicks to nm This had to b. recorded
and thee men profess have ben regularly chosen and
bv advice OF will claim seats at the next meeting
Of the Board The Board Of Directors hos decided 70
nominate and ele-t csnGirats 10 M seven yacanre but
the opposition that vacancies not hlcd at the
annual election c bylaws provide for specioi election
for purpose giving tAe Board power IN TIE matter
The question may not be settled without going cour.
about
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ro prrp 1yDI4y,> or THIS sTlTr.

Tho Ncw.York city Indian Association is II, King e.
fort, To- have petition presented to the Legislature Ic
ue.,ng that on appropriation De- made 10 '"nd some Of
the children Of the Ncwfork state Indians to the Car
H., school Il was lid BY who made "A special
,udv Of the Indian problem that none have been
neglected o. the New.Yoik STAT inian''
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u1s wActr SENT HIM To JAIL.

Andrew MALI German. thirty seven years Old,
living al No. - GIahamavc. on Nednt> day nlght
made q wager OF a gallon of beer that he could collect
4 crowd of 800 people in few minutes BY Nhamnne
Illness. Malz then went outside of the hquorthop IN
tirzham-avc.. and lay down The sidewalk. He had
been there but q few mir.'ieS when crowd began 4"
gather and al ambulance called. Surgeon CLIFFORD,
of the Eastern District Hospital. responded ana De
claryd tha, tic man wa~ ,hammiu-. Naz wa then
4keo into custody ard lurkcd up in tho sixth Pro"
when arraien.d before Iu>dC" HOtttinG ytNt rday ne
WAS sent 10 the cOuntv III 20: twenty mi tafN.
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MRS. HARRIET PACKERS REQUESTS.

The Will of Mrs. Harriet Packer, founder ol tue
pacI,er Institute was filed for probate Yesterday
The charitable requests include - 900 TO the American
Baptist Missionary Union and 81 900 10 the Society for
the Aid o. Friendess Women. a nephew. +. r.
Bellamy receives $4,000 and his mother, Mrs Nara
l.. Bethany. $1,000 With the exception OF hail a
dozen minor requests relatives the rest OF the estate
+ lett 10 her son. William Packer and her daughter
Miss Harriet y. Packer. in equal proportions. Ihey
wifi +. r. BcllaHy, are the executors.
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Lo! the Poor Indian.

A rival Company has sold to the Indian Depart
ment $4,000 pounds Of its ammonia baking powder at
less than twenty cents pound This was for the
Indians, not pound of it went to the Army Navy.
But for the U. S. Army, Clevelands is the
baking powder bought at every purchase since January
21st, 1891, and the proposals specify that baking
powder offered must be equal in quality to Cleve-
lands" Clevelands is the standard.
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MAYoE noo..Y,s REorIsr oVtEEInDEN.

The Board a. supervisors took advantage Of the a6
scce Mayo- Eoody his in the Eoad Yesterday
to put through the salary of Third
Assistant Corporation Counsel john Nasue from s2'o"
10 $4,000. Will remember ed that when the wafIer
cse up before the Mayor advocated limiting the increased
salary 81 800 His proposition was defeated by la-e
majority, and the increase to $1,000 was voted Then
Supervisor At Large kinkel vetoed the resolution Yes
terav the veto otYridden by vote Of % 10 T. those
voting in the negative three Republicans. MeNssis
C,rrc 10 kwood and Extance and Democrat. pesch
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PLAINEIELD-

The Rev. A. x. Dilts, pastor Of the Park Avenuc
pap,st Church. may reconsider his resignation, which
was offered two weeks ago. Mr.. Dls's reason for
leaving the church that the trustees refused to
nav an alleged church debt Of 500. the ground
that the church not legally responsible. y com
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S p E C l Fl c S
HOME NEWS .

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
A>ror-G,netll A. J. Warner Of ONO bl',H WIN ~,
The Rev. d. Ne,n. ~ Rome l'"N' 49,,
.,i. +, so,.or Nathanid T. HGI Of Colorado and
r-a - .,nl.,r,. Of Michigan. HOfFMAN-J"ds' John
ri.nton tray - tho Nrw-fork Court OF APP''S i ..
t,>p Fr,nci. g.. NrWlands. OF Nevada. ~ ma
49, .,,,c..r,p p,nic. y. Lockwood, % Bufao ana
~ ~ ~ Parker United states Army. SIT RIf~
v,Xrrabor Con.nl Toner Charlie, +. Peck OF Albany
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MOETCT,AIP.

correspondent writes to The Tribune from Mont
clair to say that the report Of the maddog scare in
that town few days ago was exaggerated.
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nun poot oF opFyAIE SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority on Aner s yIsv
Az .nusru ent, Rule, for sailing swimming oal pay
a. hoo, no borseck riding, &c &c, IN full 81 per
,ony published by The Tribune, Ne"-fo rk
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NEW YORK CITY.

1ryinc H. Wacgouer Of Jameson q Co.. oil 'm'ago
VA elected member Of the New York stock E\chang'
60, tcriay lie VIII take the seat formerly o''uP"'
bv the late Irving \. Evans
Solomon Meyers. the Ncw-fork representative oil
T. & , Meyers OF New Orleans, who failed last No
| -. ,,,s renstotcd on the Cotton Exchange yce
tcldav.
MI, .nccio, committee appointed by the lard trade
, a., produce Exchange to investigate the methods
| -. ,.,.ctiou and weighing OF lard - made its report
90 ,iov The rcnor pointed ont many OF the al
,ord evils Of the present system bnt made no recon-
mcnd,tions and President Evan Thomas was authorized
T., onnoint a committee Of seven to study the matter
further.
A. Eli, Island yesterday the Contract Labor Eurcai
detained eight contract hborerS VINO VIII DC sent ua'N
to Europe.
A., Polish grant woman. Mariana Slpehr' gave
,,n,, 90 Girl baby on Ellis Island Yesterday This
& .c,nd birth which has taken pac, there since
fine island has been used rs landing place Tor innl-
grants.
nh ,,,iccs in ST. raus Church. to which General
,,.ahr Dolly has invited several organizations. Will
y, held At 10 80 a. on sunday. Instead OF In the
evening.
.,,dv class under the direction Of the Rev
vcrl II g. wright pastor. meets In TIE pastors study
-, cha Iouox Avenue Unitarian Church on alternate
,,od,,. ,vcpings 10 which all are invited Tie sub
ie.t AZ he al
..i,.yu by the Higher Criticisms and the
psalms and Historical Books" was treated III an In
tcr,.,tIur manner by Mr.. Wright who READ from
chcvne Briggs. Renan and others. The next meet
.,,, - -, rchr,ory - the subject being The Height
Of Old Testament INSPIRATION
The sewarcn Land and Water Club Will have
bandcap pigeon match for Remington rifles on Monday
ot 10 =, m. II the weather is unfavorable. notices
viii be posted the railroad station bulletin board
.
TIE TWILIGHT CLUE HEARS Talk on HEALTH.
About $50 members Of the Twilight Club. who were
o,viors 70 inoure ''How DO You Keep Well :" and at
the same time enjoy good dinner with hearty fellow
.nln assembled a. the Columbia Restaurant. in Union
Souare lat nght and listened TO vast deal Of witty
talk ON that subject NJ. L. iobrouk acted toast
master and allowed no tagging In eNperencegving
this most important question Mn"s "'h'' who revealed
tn, causes of their good bad health "er J. H. Johnston.
G. II. Boyec g. Jones Clark BELL hdwin Checklcy,
Captain Goldman Robert Waters Danlel l. Beard Dr. Nor
man. DR.. Kingsley General Leo w Wihgate. Dr. Jerome
Walker Dr. II. l.. Cohn. DR.. John D Allen and Charles
+. WinRata
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u u M p Il r < Y $

,ourn. Gods. Bronchitis. Hoa-en"''' SORE
and fonlcn.t: Cough win Pain ana N.'''''N "
.'.. ,- t:..o.,. Go. a. with Weahnc~- o. in''''''" "
,,, ,....,,,,-fIor. cousins. with No'ung 'hh
.,I f..,r.ar t.sc-. Cough. wen ram "' >".'l ''
r,...t and pfontll. Iloar-'n',>, ". Loo 81
,.ro,c,in,n: Old Chronic Consump'Ne Oousns' ''"
nation u the Lungs or Pi"hrS' 'h'"''o 80 .,
vi Voice Scanty ENpc .toraton ana hna'..uon'
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