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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
plant against Robinson. Sergeant McKenna accord
ngly let the men 90.
JcE.YlCHr FACE on THE SHREWSBURY.

Red Bank. V. j.. Dec. 2G (sp~caD.-The first race
this winter under the management of the North shTe"S
bury River Ice Yacht Club sailed this afternoon
The race was called by Commodore Samuel W. Nor
ford who gave cup 10 the winner. The winning
yacht also presented with the challenge champion
ship pennant of the cub All the entries were second
class vachts as follows: Augustus ". liaviland's
Bella, sailed 10y her owner James Is. Weavers kitue,
Robert d. Chambers Get There +. II. Balls Princess
and Charles Curtis's Glide. The Princess and Glide
Withdrew on the third round. The Bella finished
first the Kittie second and the Get There third The
triangular OF three miles was sailed over four
times. and the Bella covered the twelve miles in
81 minutes - seconds
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LAwYER,S son HELD FOR EMEEzZlEMENT.

John Cclconch. sixteen years old, son Of H. v
Colcouch Il lawyer. Of no. 81 East ImrN'iHS'-S''
was charged In the Jefferson Market romeo 'oI'
yesterday morning with embezzlng SIi0 from John
Welsh Il icwellor at 40. 27l Grccnwichst.. dor whom
no h,d bren working one week ColcOugh was sent
IN n hank with check TO collect the money. lie
cot the money and failed TO return II TO bis en-
p,oyer Tho boy returned home last night. When
Detectives Cum and Mccarthy tried TO arrest nm hr
pointed pistol at Mccarthy ana threatened 10 ISL"
him lie was soon ovcrpowcred. however, ana W.
taken To the Tnireth-st. police station ul Ar
Wel,hs complaint he was held In $1,000 bail FOR
tot
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Crc55 making.

A .-DRESSMAKER elegant cutter
nnd nt'cr. ~ "a GaY or AZ home perfect ~
guaranteed velvet. silh OF cloth suit made
In one week for SO flHeY Wuists. coat, aud
bali gown, Il speciality. a. lat lOtn-st.
near Broadway.
ARTISTIC Di;l.>>MAkIN'' unique
dos iln-. evening dresses a specially Motel
orders ~ short notice. and moicIat" charges.
Nj. McELIOl 81 East Jth-,t, opposite
stewart, Buildine.
~, IHoEOTGI. nr-.-ci1ss cutter and
httrr 81 tAc ilur-t dr. -,rs IN nr,f-clu,s
families terms - pee day. Ala: -
HIGHEST REfl.HENCE. d., 2Jl Sth.aNc.
DRE>>M thorough DIES.
maker desire, engagements by day or ~ elk
!, OF out OF The CITY highest references
Add -, Miss X. Tribune Uptown Unice
l,2i2 Ercaiway
DRESNMAkER wpnt, few more
customer. % hose. suit from a. up. II.
FOX. $40 Wet S0th.st.. near riverside
Dive.
DKtSSSINNEK would Ike lew morn
customer At hone suits made FROM IS up
cuttin. ana hitting spcrlsltN. Mrs. Ne
CAuL, II Watt--st.
LADIES TAILORING. Ladle1 own
materials made up into lacket,, coat,
ulSters and ,spes, cloaks all Kind, alt red
and rrmoiclled. oEEIn, 1871 West 22d.st.
MILLER a FENDER. fashionable DIES.
makers. o. 2io West 4sth-st. are prepared
to make elegant gowns at short notice; III
and nnI-h guaranteed
Sal GARMENTS repaired redyed
alLied ond r-modellsd g. rev Shapes; c-ti-
mae, given; ~ a day: lrst-class work.
GREiG. 1871 West 22d-st
SEAL GARMENTS rrdyel. altered or
reparod. Ms. BARKER u We, 3th'
Il Il veif, VII G"orcc Su o. Regent
st. London. ard Gunthcr's. shave.
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iDork lUantso.

Males.
ACCOUNTANT EApcrt IN all branches
Of accOuntancy books OIen d and tlIs'd !;
complicated accounts adjusted. balance
-heet, prepared account, posted; simple
and concise methods Of bookkeeping Intro.
duccd. &c. Sc. ACCOU MIAMI, L. y.
IsoN 1889.
a GENTLEMAN Of responsibility aud
the CHEST standing seeks q salaiicl posi-
# n OF trust or managing an estate. OF In
A real estate or other Office or corporation ;
b,.t references and bond II necessary :;
would ,uv nto GOOD business. IL. s.
BoN ~. Tribune ONCE.
ALL.AROUND ONCE man wants posi-.
ton. well educated. rooi pcnnan. quick
and accur uc ~ Ngurcs references. ID. j.
GKEV NlR 2OJ Nontague.st.. Blk yn.
A PKAC bookkceper, cashier and
general Office man (age So, married, desires
nermanent engagement; highest references
and bond Address Z. a. D., v0l Put
nam.sye.. Brooklyn
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flats 60 fel, llufnrnisbco

NTW MODERN FLATS Decorated
.nrtIat,. hall. on WIDE streets. with putr1nc"
t. Central rarA. sC3-+ti Crntrai fara West.
near Io5th--t.. = loom, ana bath hot
water h,ct.uc; -. pjJ. Northra-t corner
pntn.aAr. and 9Gth-st. halls aud bathroom.
h,oird > ana u rooms and bath. 40. $50
SINGLE ma, adjoining. Z rooms, $50. rs.
In 100 ~ ll3 lA-t cGth-,t.. rooms. 80
80 same ia 100 80 Las .jth-st. al
last Sith--t steam heated rooms and
bath. $50 s32 FRANCIS j. SCllNunr,
IN Ia. IutA..f.
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CuRISrMAS FOOTBALL ~ WASFINGTOH.

Washington. Dec. oe.-Dcsplte the zero weather. 700
football enthusiasts gathered ut tho baseball park 10
witness game brtwcen The \. VI. [. A. ana All All
Washington eleven. Most OF the latter were mem
ners Of i.,c Columbia Athletic Club and all wore It's
cdo-s There were Included on that side, however.
p,- King. the Princeton quartcrback; Butter"orth,
Yalc's fullback. aad Ordway. Lebighs hahback.
princeton, Lehlsh. Yale, JlarvaM. Cornell swarili,
annanoll, were among the Spectators. The
rame ended 20 10 In favor Of Columbia.
Go West via New-Yori Central, the Hudson River,
Mohawk Valley and Niagara Fails, ... -
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for Sale.


-A-Flr-t.cla>s cigar store doing a
good business no agents. i3 West 21tu-st.
\ PRIVATE FAMILY. going abroad,
viii sell all their furniture. few weeks
used elcgant parl0r suits. fine fold NJ.
bed, mirrors lounges, bcd-tesd~, hair
mattresses -ldeboard tables, ch1irs, g..
Private llou-". les East +0th-st.
At ETDCCED PRlCEs-5OO second.
hand wood AID iron working marnines;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ~
han god GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Mad
l-On-.t.
HFAUTIFIL NEW sOltMER upright
piino, $50 regular prizes 5000 Fi>chsr
upright $40. thrk"ring. $50; install.
nitnt, WIN1EREOTH 10 shave,
cor. l1th.st.. open evenings
Mr>ICAL BOX. now. Swiss. PLAYING j.
tun.s with zitlirr ettathn nj; cost 800;
VII sell Tor 500 in perfect c.d"r 90
Broadwav Room -.
SAFFS.-lgarsiIn in new and sc,onG-
and -af- -pcciii hGrgnin> THIS month.
Z. II. GROSS. +0j Broadway. y. Y
SEVERAL Article, o, antique mahogany
furniture. old grandt'rheTs' clocks, chairs
etc. antique furniture restored Ia perfect
order Up 9'have.. near 2ith-'t.
- 500 geo. BEATTY'S PfANCFORTES;
o-eans G33 upward agents wanted ratJ-
losu~ free. DANIEL L BEATTY, Wash
iugt0n. New .isr~ay
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-lilQVT ~ cif-Ntu pks'
sails Newton GiIe, - Vet; Vet, .,r'Tt i'SS :,
svcr1sr a. s'9opT 100 i 9 dc 5 g. a. q o.
j. Indiana DO "a , a. - 80 , Ee-i''s ~ a.
=, At 80" DE- a,.vi,,la oI~3 $50 p AZ - -
49, i,Ta, d. i5.i d. a, - 80 - sta.e cows 90 o.
at 1HYi,cr-oa Co.: 70 Ohio srcrs - n a, - 20
state gym l5i" o; :, =. 70 s,no I'M iIdS r a,
i'i5j g - ii ~ a., 54 fdaj . od''aso ''r'r' no
iI :, E &; a5 r. GTf i st . at 8 =
and hefcr. 49, - At - - 20 !h'1G' "''''. ''''
at s IN '2 !? oo ,r, laa go, z DC
llJ' y. al - - - A.. = a, - 80.
~ toancctlcat cows iojs =. - 80. bail. 400 g.
S,fan cgl,sr 20 st Ioui; ' tor, i2t5 a. a.
go - TO- lglg II a. s. 90 eo ioIS 49, at ;, Is o,
ieiJ ~ at - 10 OK 100 - at - CONS 1888 r. Ut
Nav rlacock Kenucky ',ccr. 1870 = a, :. g. s. :
DO, l1-i =. At ~ %, o. 1900 ~ a. - - 4'
j. shanbcrg 10 ctlotso steers. leu =. at s'7oi'
MiiCii tons -i,c1cigl, Il head Make, slmo-t
,,, D., a ,o, or and rI, .k ouo.aoSs a.
SO Sse Tor lcoI U e'oi cows rNi'A Go "oH sell Up "
rALl rs Receipts aoi heod 40 at oo'h-s,, end ~
at JI'A NV and ,.s,. LINZ @ f, asr 49,, leo :
nirhrI Nr,tcn- sSast 20 ~ 100 p era,s,i'
tad. IN dressed ,a,o- o. account q the holiday rnses
are &C., @fs.g4 or ' si 70, ri r., i,'G
Tor dI's-t gra-se- and 5-41-r ior dr. Wcst rms
g. 80 r ioo n a. rs r. at ;. -, 49, ios D. a
a. 30 II do. 10 o.. nt ~ do. $50 %, az -. $500
lIaItnbcct { Hollis . Western c,,e'. 25i n AZ
SO 10; = DO 81 ~ at s5@5; 10 do. 'io ~ at - 20
l. NaSon 3 rcais 100 = at - 80; - do us ~
a. So %, DE- DE- 80 ~ At .s
NJ Coilts YEA 90 = a. 80 d.. ia =. al - 10.
1ls p. al - 30; d. 100 70, at 90 tr"-''i-' 800 3D.
j. y. piarock so.s 3 y.',.. 40 n. at So; do.
Judd Buckingnam ga-scr, 90 ~ AZ ," p u a.
SHELF AND LANES RECEIPT, ior Two day. M
Guiding con,iP I,t 10 sauyhicr., have been 81
60 o. Ooi heed - At Cothst H. .als At Jers!
City aud al HohIncr The ma h't "aH nat NJ
Jo -v 1f, BUYERS hrirs i'w ahi iar be'W cY but a.
Fourteen Were icpntfd unspid az th@ inihr "a
late hour. Common 10 ch"icg ,hee so,i AZ . 80"
lambs At - 7j'f6 - one inf"lof l9t a. 70 - lh
d,od market slow at 7a9e io' dcs'ed mutton ANA
00lIc To- drcs-'d lanbs. .
>, s 50 Co., do 5o Do - '' at 20 $40 coaadi
aud Michigan % p. at 90 o. 10 Sta g. = II, @t
- % Wc.t sheep ~" ~ at - tyG. 100 DO IL
n AZ "a Il u Canada do. 1863 = a, - 81 - o. lO2
d. a, a. CO. - d. % - at 81 90 20 state Do - H. at
Hume Mullen: ~ state lambs. 70 ~. At 80 %
81 do. G. p q 60 .? state d. 100 H. az
80 -; ~ 30. 20 ~ 40 % -.
Ial!GbcrH a Hoh7. 2C3 Western lambs. - ~ Al
D. Harrington: SO canada lambs. so ~. at So G2'2
Ohio 49, - Of ~ 70 oil Onto sheen @ p a. - -
STATE do III ~ at 81 70 70 do 1870 p. at 40 bnc@-
Judd Eacknchan: g. pcrn.yivsnla lambs 81 =. at
So - - Pnu,' >anid sheep - ~ AZ - :o2 State d.
J. = itdco,k sons: I27 state lambs. 80 n. at
So IN: - state sheep. - -. At - -
D. Mcrh,T,on 4 Co: 1913 Canada lambs. ssh n. .,
m0GS-Rcccip's Yesterday aud today. Sc cars j24
i0h-,t. and l. "a ~ Jersey civ. Jndl
nr 100 n aud tho narre' quoted t1Gy ~ JJ0es
Tor common Loi,y u IN ice ligit hos
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Go Gct for Dusinessp nrposes

10 AND l. LISPENARD.S1 ST -Stor, and
basement. 2jNlOU, four lot. jONlOO, cleVd-
tor cheap rent. PLASN. ~ Hoad"a,.
- PARK PLACE. facing Elevated sta
tiou.-l!cedut store. basement and cellar
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

CHRISTMAS GREETING 10 KNIGHTS TEMPL4R
Detroit. Dec o6-IIugh W McCurdy, Grand Master
OF the knights Templar Of the United States, has
issued q Christmas greeting In response 10 toast In
If, bonor Joined In By members Of that order at
meetings neld all over the country today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Board an0 Rooms.

OATH ST. 81 EASf.-fine rooms dc.
Iirhtfll home IN n Christian family; liberal
table adults desired.
Io5 FAST lGII.ST.. corner Irving
llare.-Two elegantly furnished square
rooms flnc board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
BOARD Wantco.

A FOREIGN BORN young business man
OF good family and education wants a home
In a Christian and cultured private Ameri-
can family. GENTLEMAN. BOX IL, Trlb.
une Uptown Once, l,242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

capture Of deputy United States marshas by Mexican
revoluconists has little foundation the usual
war rum0rs from that part Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
business Cbaures.

MAN capable Of filling position Of
trust I'm corporation can Invest i3 600 10
5000 adequate salary. Address TREAS
l'l;ER, Bon 9.clC. Ncw.NOFk.
AZ EXPERIENCED RI SlNESS MAN.
with q Wrll-"~tabli-hcl. safe ani profitable
.'rple manufacturing business, OF excellent
feputat Oh. but OF only very muderat" mean.
lnsiIc- ara active. reliable business man
With so. 600 cash capital ~ equal partner :
unftlrullr, a. interview only 10 agents
wanted Address +. T.. Postofiice Box
I SOL.
ATTENTION, COAL MERCHANTS
Bare1in. SIC 500 viii buy. Newark. y. j..
PROPERTY and business: 20 y.ars' established
coal ward worth > OOO a year. HODGES.
49, Troadwoy. Room !.
WANTED.-N partner with 5000 in
good paving manufacturing business. Gail
evenings. 81 Ralph.st.. Broohly1.
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gounlrn Real Gstdte for Sale

AGENCY FOR MuNTCLAIR.-Hcs
properties Tor sale and 10 let largo Nariey
u choice building -ite,. II BIS = IAl'
LOK > Hcckman-st.. ard Montclalr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Gin Real Gsiaie Go Get.

CLr.g HOUSE. - rooms ooth-st. near
,fh.nN. or parlor ard basement. @1N9u :;
uuiurul-hcd Or furnished. LUDLOW DAY
:. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
forces ano Carriages

FLANDKAU & co.
LANDAU CO.
Downtown. Uptown,
90, AND . BRoADNA1
HI.OONI >T AND 5lST-Nr.
BRutGHANS. straight nort
Bl.OU6HAAIS extension n .nt.
Bi.Ml-, CACHES.
LANBAtS glass front
LANDAtS. leather top
OMNlBt ~ aud 4.horsr.
zoe Always. pass.
LOt hAMAAS. pass.
NIClOElAS.
tAHEIoLhrS.
NI>-A-AlN.
erlDEl:>.
bt~-A- DtS.
MAGNET IT'S.
FlIAEION~, pass
Pll NIIONS, plss.
hTG'N>'I.iftorrs.
DEPOT WAGONS.
1RiPLrN KRlLS
~ KBONNDN.
SlW ~ DL>IGN,
IN 0 III ti1r 81 Ash Si,t w4r'llGernrs,
AND oOLOHS OF PAINIlS' AND
~ TRIMMING, tol;NIN,;,,,eurn
A CRiiicAL iTSri.CIiON soil, lTrD.
COMPLETE >IOCh ABOVE sly LIS
StCoND.HAND At Low PRICES.
GItlAr SN,EIFICE. seo;. nrst-cla,-
coupe. lOckaWay. used two months onN
rnft 5l,O % order, also TN Po'i'a"d
cutter aud Lady, TOP phao'on ~ any o.i"r
~ save storage. Apply 10 Nr-t iiih--t.
HORSES WGNrEHED. - Large box
stalls good FED; corri1grs stored ~"
rlfy references. y. l.. MODRf, Contra
rsrH. l.. l.
WANTED. 80 600 ocu people 20 send
for Pirch'- cafr.agr aud harness catalogue,
largest assortment ln America very hou' =.
A.. prices don't pay such eNtrn'nsnpt
price, To- harness aud cnrriarc~ c.iah-
iished 1862 Address J. II. Bli'H, Bur
llueton. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARK Ell.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

average piI,r estimated at ~ %. o,-o
HIENl.--k 'c 'It~ To- Two DAYS l'p car or . -"
heai-l4e CONSIGNED direct TO ,lmshtrcrs Ials
fO md SO fOr The !naract lie celis
nm a Fridly's opruns prices but there wa. a
rather sim attendance buyers and the market hhi''u
up dull lower. with four car oi uudtsii
able stock un,od No really pine o 'hoce irrN'-
N Fd and no Colorado, Texans. Common 20 f"iii'
eo5l native 4 - 7jd - - 100 -: oN
and stays - Jc0sj; at a. lOds- W u"
good " cstrm heiiers ct &ic-t -. III" hoAdiS was
pearraly OBJ rvrd by both retail and wh0,il: bubhe
aud trade Ia dr-.'d b""f very uhttc rr'ls -S'"F
40 Improvement ln American b-cNs at cithH London OF
LIVERPOOL ard 9i:dllc c,LmIt.d Gr sssd weight repre-
Mt the sal nJGo trsc tne pat few dNs. ih'
Christmas market has been di~l,trpu, on THIS year
making loss Of SiO 20 tl3 pr head
shipment, today. LOO quarters IN the oohlNr NV
20 bristol Oh tn T0-.uan~ Company sent out 100
bcev-s the Bow for Liverpool
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
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trip mantcb.

AGENTS ard CANvAsSErS. male or
female; 50 TO o. daily pront' sure e>.
porienc- unnecessary no talking icquirrd
,Nciu~lNe territory given. FOR parNchlal
adde's. I. PUTNAM co, West Win-'ed'
Conn.
WANTED rir,t-clas, butle: useful.
ran. French cook. Fr-nch nurse. fr~n.h
German nur.. BONGRAND'S. 80 9TH
ave.
Males.
EMPLOYMENT q ell kinds quickly pro.
cured f0f men. and male help turnlsnI
nfe 70 employers by the OLD RELIABLE
MUTUAL AGENCY. s3i broadway.
INTELLIGENT and energetic solicitor
Nth good references. who has Dcen -uv'
cc.-fn IN approaching the best business
and Irofe slonal men. can make money. al
d css 4. %. Box 1880 ClY.
STENOGKAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
nl-Y tWo or tntce bright. active young
men That arr quick ond a,cn,at' ~ n5uir.,,;;
Apuly ~ or addre-- MYER ~ BBlN
COMPANY. MEitown. near Ne" 'Brnh''
WANTED.-A stenographer and type
writer: nan preferred Adiress Win rel
etrrrr stating salary. TIMES AID JOl Il
nal. Lakewood. y. J.
Females.
ALL LADIES OR YOrNG MEN wish
ing o. earn - ~ sld weekly spare uine
%. st,afy home eHip'o,ment work -ent any
where ~ mail no '0nvaSsluI no lia-,'
u1lntirg or lnmbug. Address AQJ AK
BILE co. Fan River Mass.
GENERAL HOCSEwORK IN small
prlNat. family. Apply At 53O West sam
e.. with references.
WANTED 4 I'll Tor general hous,-
work ln a private family reier"nco required.
NEI>F. 1000 Myru"-ayc.. Bnoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

DRESSMAkEE wpnt, few more
customer. % hose. suit from q up. II.
FOX. $40 Wet S0th.st.. near Riverside
Dive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

YOUNG ENGLISH lady To do writne.
Address Q. H.. 2ll West l7th-s&.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
GREENvILLE GLEAN1NGs.

The opening reception of the Greenvil!e
Dancing Academy last evening at the
Belvedere Hail was a success. A large
number were present, among whom were
the Misses Sarah and Annie Tnorne.
Clara and Louise Sutton, Susie Nelson.
Adele Anderson and Messrs, Joseph
Reilly, George Townsend, Harry Sutton.
r. B. Deakiug. Henry Leddiug and Fred
Smith.
A reunion service will be held at the
Reformed Church Sunday School to-
morrow afternoon at four O'clock. In
the evening there will be a special song
Sc vice in the church.
The oYstermen along the New York
Bay shore say that the cholera scare has
cansed the demand for the biyalves 10
decrease wonderfully. Que oystermap
says he found no difficulty III ~disposing of
over one Thousand bushels before the
scare, but now he. cannot sell more than
three hundred bushels at one time.
Mr.. Harry 6. Sutton of Ola Bergen
Road has purchased the racing yacht
My Partner.o She will hereafter be
known as "The Magnet"
The piano of the G%reenville Turn Yer
ein fair will be drawn for on Monday
night at Belvedere Hall. Ho. ders of
tickets era requested 10 attend.
Gieenville building auu Loan Associa-
ton No. 2 will meet to receive suhscrip-
tons this evening at the rooms on Linden
avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
RCR NOTICES.

SCOTCH PREsByTERIAN CHURCH, Mercer street,
near Varick. Services tomorrow conducted by
ject. The Wonders of Redempt on. and Z. 80
p. M, Injecting Ny Dead Babe in Heaven
ST. PAuL's NJ. E. CHURCH, Third street, near
Erie street. Preaching by the pastor, VIM.
Eakins. 1920 A. NJ, Communion aud reception
of members; { 3lP. M, SUBJECT, THE Puzzled
| Philosophers
SIMPSON NJ. E. CHURCH, the Rev. D.. Halleron,
pastor. Preaching by the pastor and CoInmun-
ion, 10. 30, "A, Evening topic, "Lawlessness on
the Heights"
Bergen avenue and Union street. VIM D..
Grant, pastor. Services at 1879 A. NJ. and z 80
?. NJ. Morning subject; Walking by Faith;,
| Evening subject, How Much for Jesus Christ?r
EMORY NJ. f. CHURCH, Bergen and Bel
mont avenues, the Rev. D. R. Lowrie, pastor.
AT &c. 80 A. NJ. Holy Communion and short
sermon by the PASTOR. At 80 P. NJ, a platform
meeting in the interest of the Sunday school,
| Several addresses and special singing by the
young people.
cHRIsTADELPHIAN EccLEs1A, Union Hall,
Grove and Fourth streets. Services at 1920
A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ. Morning subject, "Panl."
Evening subject, The Coming War, Indepen-
dent Overthrow Of human Governments; A
Theocracy the Only Hope of the Nations
CARIsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Clerk street
and C%laremont avenue. Morning prayer,
Sermon and Holy Communion, 10.45. Evening
prayer and sermon, T:30.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Grove street., between
Mercer, and Wayne streets. The Rev. Thee.
H sisig, astor. Public worship at 1898 A. M.
and 1880 P. N. Preaching by the pastor. Even
ing subject, ..Some Practical and Helpful
Tfuths Illustrated by NY Experiences and OBJ
seivations in Quarantine"
HEpDlSG NJ. e. CHURCH, Montgomery near
Barrow streets. Rev. j. G. Jackson, PHI. D.,
pastor. Services 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ.
Holy Communion and reception of members in
the morning. Preaching by the pastor in the
evening upon s.The Church Needs Us and We
Need Inc Church.
EMMANuEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH (REFoRMED),
Summit avenue, near Linco n street. The Rev.
j. w. TEEN, lie tor; the Rev. w. r. Esher, as
Morning subject, Union wit b Christ. How o.
tanned !"
TABERNACLE, York and Henderson streets,
Rev. John l. Scudder, pastor Rev. J. Lester
Wells. the assistant pastor. Services morning
and -yenins. Morning subject. tThe Christian
Home;' evening, The Modern Tendency
Toward Monopoly
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
Theatre.

"Wane's" long and brilliant run is rap
idly approaching its close at the BROAD
way Theatre, New York City, an.l its
final performances is announced for Sat
urday evening. October Is.
On Monday evening, October IL, sgd
ney Rosenfeid's classic comic opera. "The
Lady OF the Tiger" for which the com
poser, julius j. Lyons. has contributed
several new musical numbers. will be
presented, Mr.. Hopper appearing in his
admirable characte :ization of Pausanins.
the regent OF Sparta. 81 role which he Or
ieinated while uuder Col. JOIN a.. Nc
Caull's management. aud which is geu-
orally conceded to be Il OF
the eonetians greatest craa-
lions. Elaborate aud extensive pre- AT
ations are now In progress Tor the revival;
the opera will be handsomely staged and
costu aud every principal, as well Ms
the full chorus Of this organization
aud which includes Della Fox, Nj RE
Mtilard, Anna O'Keefe, Marie Singer,
Samuel Reed, Edmund Stanley, Alfred
Klein, Cainm Marvel. and also Jefferson
D'Angelis, for three years the leading
comedian Of h Casino, who has been
specially engaged to play his original role
of Menander, the prophet-wiil appear IN
the production.
On Monday evening, October 3. the
450th performances and 50th night OF Mr..
Hoppar's third wang" engagement in
New York city, Will be given. The oc-
casjon will be pad memorable by the
presentation of handsome souvenirs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
Young Men ReviraIists-

Some half dozen young men, accom-
panied by two Salvation Army cornetlsts,
attracted a crowd in front of the Erie
Mission building at Sixth and Erie
streets last evening. They stood in the
vestibule with both the big front doors
flung wide open. They had the appear
ance OF a glee club on a variety stage.
They played and SANG for about ten min
utes aud then invited the crowd inside.
A meeting was conducted inside by the
young men and Superintendent Smith OF
the Mission. There were ABOUT 100 per-
sous in attendance, many of whom re-
lated experience III old, Methodistic
fashion. Exhortations, prayers, and vo-
cal and instrumental music made up the
rest OF the service. The young men call
themselves the Emory PRAYING Band,
their organization having first started In
the Emory M. E. Church.
They will assist in u months revival
about to be started at the Willing Work
ers' Mission at Marion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
courts that he expects to set these
men at large. See?

THE Newark Advertiser and the
Philadelphia Press have spasms of joy
observation-disclosures the Essex
County Democracy" has come out
against Judge Werts. They pretend
to see in this the signs of a great de-
lection in the Democratic party.
Whether they are just trying to keep
their OWL courage up. or expect to
win recruits by starting Il semblance
of a movement, we do not know, but
We are very certain they are not so
foolish as to believe what they say.
Even if tho Press should be so foolish,
the AdUe7tiSer could not.
The fact is tue Essex County
Democracy" is a ~corporal's guard of
soreheads, 1t is not so large or for
midable even as the late unlamented
"Jeffersonian" gang OF this city. It
is not as big as the Prohibition party
! OF Essex and not one fiftieth part as
| earnest or honest. 1t is a ridiculous
flag end. 1t will not poll one hundred
votes.
No true friend Of Judge Werts will vote to
take him off the bench and seat him in the
Executive chair State Gazette.
Here is a Judas compliment with a
vengeance.
How low has the Republican party
| fallen in its hopelessness.