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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-26
SHOT INTO AN OIL CAR.
An Explosion Followed, wreck
ing the Train.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 26.--A terri.
BILE wreck occurred last night at Green.
land. five miles from here. A freight
train was passing there when yourg
man fired into the train. The bullet
penetrated an oil tank car and exploded
it. This wrecked the train and burned
fourteen freight cars with their contents.
The oil spread the fire and it was with
great difficulty that the citizens pre-
vented the town from burning. About
800 feet of track was DESTROYED
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-26
Now This 10 Cold.

PLATTsBURG, N. Y, Dec. 26.-The
thermometer registered % degrees be-
low zero at Lyon Mountain, this county,
this morning.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-26
blaine NO W0rae.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Blaine con.
tinues to get along quite as well as
could be expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
NO BHEICH OF PROMISE CASE.
DENIAL or A REPORT ABOUT MISS AGNES HUNT.
lNGTON

DENIAL OF REPORT ABOUT MISS AGNES HUNT.
lNGTON
dispatch from Philadelphia which was published
Yesterday said that Miss Agnes huntington til" we'll
Known singer and actress, whose engagement to Paul
II. Cfavah. "f this city. announced two thrc,
days ago. had previously brought suit for breach
OF promise Of marriage against H. la Barre Jayne. OF
ihl.adeilhia The case, II said, had been placed
In the hands Of eXIndge A. J. pittenhoeitr. who had
tried to serve the defendant with summons to ap
par In q New-York court.
FIX Judge DitcnhOe'er yesterday made the follow
Ing statement IN regard II thc Miss Hunting
ton has n"vrr con suited me In relation To Mr. Jayne
except to seek my advice and Assistance to secure
the return OF her letters to Mr.. Jayne She had been
engaged to Mr. Jayne and. the engagement having
hccn Terminated some time before. she naturally
wanted her letters back. Such thing ms breach
Of promise suit any desire to obtain money from
! should add tina: all these occurrences md the
consultation with me- long before Miss Hunting
toms engagement 10 Mr. Cravath WAS ever thought
off,
Mr. Cravath authorized a statement In behalf oil
Miss Huntington. q, follows "Mlss Huntington de-
ricd the truth OF the publ alton and he airing tho
statement offered in her behalf By cx-Jui., Often
hcetcr said that Il accurate In every respect :"
She further said that there not single fact In
connection with the short engagement 10 Mr.. ia,
know. But both she and Mr. C-Gva,h felt that the
subject was purely personal. she accordingly dc
clined 10 say more than smply TO contradict the
unfortunate" publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
III [. D.

L.
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Monday, III" 81; nsf. c. I: - I,
Wi IL ~rltire the nrri,ai ~ IN" Train
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
.\LEEANDE.f K%DX.

t,cyaud.r kEOy. for many wears w'i.kHo"h am
i,err,.,, ,;rrtLr.t ~ TIL. ely, died i''~trru"! q"
Nom ,t hi, lone No. - West >rvcnfrcn'hS. Ic
va. ,r,n M Paisley scotland ant came 10 un'
comr.ry WHEN boy. lie was IL" 0n!y Sh "i :" y
.udrr Knox OF Greenwich village who was a PT'"'
mont weaver n, the early DAYS Ia th" F,'Hk" hp"a'
nov, Fifteenth st. HIS fathers lone was Formerly Al
c-oc,wich uye aid Jancsi.. where no" t'e N""i' I"
d, tho Uoly Comforter stand. Mr. Knox succe aeo l"
IN. business Ct his fn,lcr. III, las. y cna"oh WIS
,,,.t NJ agent Tor orr Mc%uurht's spool th'e's VI
..;,.c,w ,1o;;anG lie rc'irt from Wt''c b''E's'
,,.n, twenty years ugo. although he served on Inc
Cyan. Jury In his dehty-ihrd year lbs heai'h "a'
ro..t un;l last January. when h" contracted c"ld
wn,ch Trough, on gancrcne liz returned irpm MS
country home at Co;;ag" Nt- Mass. about h'c weeks
40. and has since that time gon" through TWO
.urutru, anp,tations. performed OH MS leg h'"f'
.,u-c md cxh.uson wrr" the immediate raiS'" I"
III. c.s,L H." wus r..i.iy.nve ycai, DID, ms VII"
n"1 iou inucl.icIs Mis-, NhoN and Mrs. \. ". VT
.rry,yc lin. iir wns one @! III" GlcrSt mrnn'rA ~
IN. 81 Ar,rcws SDcity. IL" american INSTITUTE vac
\.riI, m ri,punsary, OF when he was trustee ,oi
many y,u,s and he General Stcicy of Mccnan',"
mad T. rndc,u,rr Mr.. knrA WAS lifelong it'pu. u
c"n md n,,ln'iyl did moi seek any once; VIZ WI
always ready to supnnt the party. Ills Iu'rsi vi"
~. j,tid on Tu~shnv. ~ 10 n. ni 1T The SCUM 'nr'h
Madis On AVE. anh Thirty eighth-st OF WHICH hr wis
member for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
TO-. sTOrT AZ LAST NIRRiE$ MES HOM1N

The mnr,1ngc Of Colonel '. Kennedy rto"t' o.
spgkxnr Fails. Wash. and MISS la ''""""' W 40
= Isw,.r.x, nr,oki~u wj,osr .onsniio ceunsh'p
hy ,.,I Inn ,usu .l1 Il, he columns Of Tine TRIBUNE
.ott place last evening. at tue home Of ih. brides
prssni.. The .crcuony was performed By the Nes.
nrsdy saesus. pastor Of the Church !" me HOY
Apsrtles, IN wts. Twenty.cIghth-st w'fo!S. q"
intimate friend Of tho bridegroom only tue rsnuves
of 3hc couple wcre preseof. a'e 'rSr ., va" u.r,."
shs os{,d actrsxs and Gster Ut inc
h,id,, srtiss ~ maiA Of hopor. A supper ~.
We 1zsg1pyygIs4ssyaM e, couple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
MOSES L.. HATCH.

Nrw.Ecd,ord Mass. Oct. - 'Sp"c'a'''~M@'" h'
Hatch q, hi, ety. ornI"t dcnd I'll Boston lls noon
Mr. Hatch WI, certI al nmnaer Of the Southern "nsSn
chits.,ta Telephone Company. He was TREASURER "!
Tho Ntw.I:rdfo,d lee Company. director IN s'''fn
c:rpcru.tous IN TIL. GeishlH'hood and l"rSclS In
trrcst~d In man. OF tie manufacturing concerns
Ilcviou- coming here lie was ~ the towing D'S'"'
T., v.vy or:, U u,s a recruiting officer In .hc Navy
durfrg the wnr. lie was about Sky years o'u a''
mn ill1lN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

s'a A LOT INC Grand Central station where they
'ook inc D no p m. trnin for the west
i~o yaTS "sc, while doing the dramatic work
on me spokane Spokesman Colonel stout met
WV" "eruc iionn'. The child actress. \ core
spcnd"lce was kept up between them after she went
away One Of these letters reached the chid,s homo
III Williamsburg while sha was sill! on the road nni
was nn"erca ny Miss laa Ilomnn. correspondence
rCnween Noiohtl stout and Miss Ida lionian thpr
followed. ana the engagement between them was
other "''''''' """ "N'' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
TO CITIZENS or NEw-yORK, Great frauds

TO (ITIXENS or NEW.YORK, GreRt frauds
pcrperatrd Tic rcsisiry Inst and will be
ts ,rnr. II you value tho elective itnnchise
and would project rights and prevent fraud, II IL
your duty That registers from your heusc
mnlc.. legally entitled to do 40. EXAMINE TIE
REGISTRY LIST. pnblic Of which will br Mt
your place Of Repatriation every dny MP 10 Election
Day. If you find that my person L. registered from
your house who docs live there rcpor, nj cmcc 10
tho Republican County Committee nj tho Fifth Avenue
81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

The WESTERN UNION rEiE'RArit COMPANY:
a,. mad rA"i.i,e artagrnint' fr tn. collie tlol II
ro.t- tom al lart Of III" cnd States. MI be pr:
N"vnlcr r.h ,iImr b. ciicct wire or by mcssenger.
-, ,r,al rr,ur win nrGc flemish NIw-l Oak
cry and 81 ATT: Returns NJ thr Garlic hour possible
" A,p,y TO ". I. III MSl1Nt
SJpt. W. L. Tel. Co,
RCCn 20, l0j i,riadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

A Iinss Meeting
uud, r the auspices OF The
BUSINESS MEMS
DCMoC Ratio ASSOCIATION
viii b. held at the LoGoX Lvccum.
5vth.,:. AMI Madison.a,c..
TUESDAY, nov. Isl.
Doors op'n Mt 7ic O'Clock.
Mrc;iny VII COMMENCE at 8 o'clock.
J. EDWARD SIMMONS will pr s.dN
tn meeting viii Dc addressed by
HOS. GROVER CLEVELAND
HON. W. {. L. BRECEINRIDiE,
NUN. .. u. POTTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
FREDERICK ?. WHITE.

Colorado springs. Co.. oct. :0.-Chp'nh frene'""
pni,c Of TIE tactic Mail steamship costa re" o'''
c,c today Of pulmonary consumption. aged hfiy-"nc
tap.nln wlic scar ago lnt August. IN c"h':"'"" VI
the city OF Panama, earned International r"pi!"''"'
Ly Ids refusal to surr"rdc. to the EePu"h' "' can
salvador Ave political refugees who were passengers
nm Ii. stu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
OEI1'l Az y.
HENRY MAeON CVT.INC.

IT, Auc,,,tnr Fla. oct. 29.-llcHTy i! C::,in-. ot
York. did suddenly In the quarter" ci Lieutenant
II! plna, VI. Dcfrcc> u; ~. FraM'i. Barracks here nj
80 or.ock tbs mo:IInG NJ. ;u;ii"g ar.:v'd IL
lsrkony.N, Yesterday forenoon oil ia" tlide 'trani-
shin Irouuos from New York. and came directly here
lie Hat apparent III good health and went At one"
ia The I,ia,t,r, Of his fi.nd. Lieutenant n'r''s. 81
the III Inan,rv where ic !oi 90! ly his cousin.
W:laIc NJ Wight. Nc: l:nS after he reached Do
frre,s rooms hr cam! ia!Ged oi not feeling we'll Iul
before midnight he poke again Of feeling III. aid hi''i
In s.or. time. As vi The phvIcan; are not lnn'
' H,'- T>, Mr. caiirs', wife hoin; n"ar Maon,a.
i one -. The finest "a ne sat" 81" WIS I" haN"
gone tier" to-day.
Henry Mason t"...l. vsS tn Only ,"n ~ ~"
Into Hayward Cutting 81 tdis ci!y lie was a,"I'
thirty years old ari Lad la'-'d H." rrr!;"r lnr'
of his life III Paris. where Ills mc'rT h'h h"o''
:or year.. years ago Mrs. Cui'tn: rc'ur"Hi
10 ,Icw-loik and bonsh: I'll" house so 1'l f'I"
ave-. which WIS formerly the home OF Edward MAJ
,i.n,. Tni, h,u.r was ra:tiiliv d",'roy d by fire
a year ago socn after it had boon rrr"d h, AuS"''
Ec,mcnt Mis. Cuttings only damc' ter MIS- MIMI"
Cutting was married thcfc two years ago 10 i'ar"n
Esoul de- Vrierc. o, the Bllian Legation at "ash'n;
ton baron md baroness d" Nri"r" arc 10"
In Bclgravc where Baron d" Nri"re has ir'n sent
en- a d plona;lc mission for his country.
Mr. Cuttings mother Mrs. Howard Cutting then
Mas Mason war 1T tho tine OF tie FRINGE u Wn"''
Wilt 10 tbs country one cf III" mos: h'"mhi III"
In New York society aud all" daic': With III" Prn""
n, tie bal! given IL vi. honor. ii"r hu'bnna' I'-
ward Cutting va. one % .hc three sons - Williai
Cutting II wealth; New YoIke:. u" was a h'sa
cou,,, Of Roi-r, L. t,ulinl. ~ s., ~ !1:'h n,c.
and a trotLr: Of '.crcin, AnliIn Cnths ara l'rock'
Ln, (uitnc The SINS " The latte =. IHucH
tcisi Cutting and Villain cutting. ]r, NE NJ ~
s0 Madison ave- ~
Henry ". Cutting married. on November IL. issn.
NJ craze church. .iss Angela Mills o: N"wara. ~ :
Who survives hn!. Tac widow. with he: "" cha
~n /. M tn, Hoe! d, Lo:rr"t Where 'h" and Mr.
to join her h'.ba'd next mor'i o. t.,"ir "rahs;
p,anis:on, "Chcr"ac". On M Ma'"n],, " w..
Paris alo', TIRE, weeks i e. lr'%'ni ",'l h"'
nohor MI iinnry Ma>or. II No - West Hir''rrn'H
81 Mr. Ct,hg did No are Tor toritf". hai rrr'
fcrcd tn. quiet O! Ii, iorllL pinnion HIS
muih,r INTENDED In pas, ,hr winter with him ana
II. ,pm,!v thcr" No ar:anScm "'it- hat" yet l""''
n,udr H.. the funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
YEpgBLfCiys DANCING EERDILY.

TIE Nrh annual hall OF the ionn. zen "'p'ou'"
,n...,.,ion ., u,r VITA Assembly District held AT
800 Irv,ua Hail. No. n14 Broomc.st. last night No
tw~- than 800 persons danced to tho music OF ''sera
Rand Among thnsc present were Mr.. ana Mrs. MIX
f:,r,. Mr.. aud Mrs. Adoph Teclbanm Isaac wiener
Inoc stern, the Misses stern. jacob ureen. " ,,,
ZION .; olI,n dcr Herman Kessicr. The mex, meea
~. NJ The Organization will be hold at NO. ~" o''''
- Nondav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
M.IHhf!nE.


MccARTY-Ef*C-N mi, check. on Tue .day: October
% 1902 y. the !;r,. r. Olrn>te;d D. D. Charles f.
M,CAs.y 10 Emma Gauca: Of +. s. Eng NJ. d. e
Nrw.Yort tIty.
yoN sfENNFrK- Won ENRowSKA-M DR. sier.
Sa>oIy OF ter .S'h l., u, Won Dsirnho. ska dnnah
tn ~ hr iao {, r:r 'r.vod NJ this rty. To ia IN
Ricla,a Nt'rnr't. SC tay II the ArstrIIlnnca'ar
TrC,rrn ~ D. 4 u.
WITIf!NGTOV- = OVID Vt ITnior. Engand. Ortobrr
l4fh. 1870. ca lin" ArCUs.n. dancht"r ~ th' kc,
Aar N ana Dcn LLOYD. Of Nel!cN!li'. y. j..
10 I.ot,ror WI ,inci u. NJ In G'n
Notices Of r,nrra must be indorscd with ruil
meme and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
WILLIAM SIIERRATr.

u,rrtxon,urg Va. oct. co. William Shnratt,
manager of',bc famous Rockingham pottery. dropped
dead thi, morning from heart disease lie came mere
from New. Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Religions AoIltcs.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madi:on0ve. and 60th-st-
Ecy' WiI.LINM WILKINSON will preach at ii 4. m
and 30 y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

At CoOri.. UNION. snncays 7 80 lncsnres p
REV. Dir Nr,'LINN. Service OF song Inns even
i.c, - Political SerL,on "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

IFNEY i. SATli.KLt.E. d. d. Rcct%r service CT;
h.r ~ HOY COn,nTniOi. a. IN ana ~ l. ~ morning
PRAYER ana s.rs.or. II u Sirday-school. p IN.
thildr n's chor1! serycc. 3 10 p. Evening prayer
: y ~. thora, service. with sermon, 3 D.. m pr:
a. rti.l.rf viii preach morning. and Dr. TIFFANY
IA the evening. All cordially m'ltcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

ErLOvFD DISCIPLES. So,htt. ber Mti,o..av rev.
GREGORY LINtS i ID ring Octvc OF All SAINTS,
No, mcr 70 y,ia festival se,.r,s rSry n'Eht az
LEONARD Or: EIIll.KT: E';aop rtKkn Hiiishh"p
TALBOT. I,cy. Mr. lIlNKIE: El.hop WAi.hEli bishop
I,kI.WEJ. and Arc!id,urun StI'iEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH. corner Of 3'tk.st ana
Par. .i'"- ~ u. prr achlng. Hc.;
ROBERT COILYEE. Subject: Election ana the Lctt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

CUrECu or THE REprEMER. cor. s2d.st and Park.
ave- Hly Cormm ion at 80 second 'eeolc'ion win Win
iifrrY \. ADAMS Rector. a.d Isev. VIM. EVERETT
JOHNSON. Associate Rector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Family trr yelling a, ro,d AMI cannot rcfurn 10 Now
YORK This >rl-on Win suh REG mt suite Of rom!
at 1hr i-i. 9TH AMI 33t.st. for balance OF
winter or by nlu.th. Apply Office. 83i 5tt alo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

1T LEADS TIIE WORLD
r,. pcunsyjyana Limited ". b: .n,re'"A W.
80 -" ths Worlds Greatest pAssenger Tr"'"'
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FIRST >o,IEIY or .SrII:rTrALlsrs. Ca,n rf. \,
NUT IIaii sud'"S To,0 S IN sSbrc. 70
be ~ cpca At.rnCCr mr. MA1'fes NJ Fl
J. SLWuON VIII conduct tn. coDfcrenc. a. p M
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A. - TIE tTfsh Avenae Austisa Rooms.
2yS 5tn Avenue
WILLIAM B. NORMAN, Auetioneer.
NOW on EXHIBITION,
10 be Sold by Auction.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFIEH'
MOONS.
Nov. 9. 8. and 4, a. O'Clock each day,
A VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE or
Caipp.ndale sheraton Empire. Colonial Marqucteric,
and Ncrnls Martin
FURNl RE.
Oh Stanorl.hire, Burslem, Delft English Lussre,
Moorish. and japanese
POTTERY AND PORCELAINS.
ENGLISH CUT GLASS.
\ collection Of Seyrcs plates, Moorish and Spanish
arms specimens OF old Berlin aud Dresden Wore
English Sterling Silver Miniatures Ivory, Antique
Spanish rro.ac.s and Drapertes. Genuine Eronxes In
groups and figures.
TURKISH RUGS, &C.. CO..
removed from q Iuxurously furnished cottlgo
AT TUXEDO
nd n,iyn tr rcsiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

The Cambridge. 5th.ovr. ara 3yI:s 10 pees:ni
model hotr unsurpassed. LOEENZ REIN.
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MRS HELEN T. BRIGHAM. tefor' the new Society
Ithc,, S,rtualst< questions answered. pocm. mpro.
vi.cl Ir"tur At usual hours, IL and D. HAN ~
NNc., th.-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

MADISON lvENt r REFORMED CHuRtH cor OF
;7:hs ia Tor. Dr. A. +. KirrEED 't. ~ c!ea
!, .rt,ur And r,roin.. fhrL.ng subject. "thc Tnrc.
Ie,-ihc 10. sheep. t,c lo., Coin AMI Tie Lost
,ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Harlem. Lenox.avc and
ia Morine rray,r with s"rmon .. H. Ncnsone at
:. cN.ninc p,ayrr win ,crnoh .:'o; Inc 49, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

vrwYnEK CHURCH or CHRIST tSrientistl, :
i..4t ,s.,.,t.-srr.ce At lo:,i lne.nn.ona sunday
lrs..i i;t.r service. I"flng Iu">uiV e|"nin-'
: D. No. ~ READING Rooms. I.5t< l!rcadwny. Mr+
LAt IA IATHItOP. Pastel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

r.X Tt u.r.ySH' scrviss Of song Tns eveh.
i:c, - political SerlIon "
r,hovrp DISCIPLES soh rev M"' Q; y, REV.
vita he ' s 't na ssr.'' ss:;
A%l: n ."S S Ms aSk' s ta WALKER Bishop
i" III. SA t"i""aa : II al %eialns
5'"'' ;"s : f,,; MA % FSf
IN the sf s;tns vii AT r csria H"' %Sd Gnu
cEiST GTEGM oncsarh and d, VS.; 7lst and D.
y. IN. sunday.sr!ooi al 10 a. IN.
CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH. corner Of 3ItI.st and
rr"mnI.wr coiiIYrE sbrct .I,ccton and the ElctI"
crc "r THE 5,sss s:S And r a,n
Al. nscn~s w'h . .s'% % 1t tSn Ell
JOHNSON. Associate Rector.
pr voN SwAETw"rT President olombla Com.
TS"r: p >cs r;. ' , and
san ne ST r.s Tr ' ,a 81 re- '''""' near -"'N
ct, '' MiLL LIZ ssSSARp
Of .on' gy ~ S""a t ,ndrs IL e IN n..uso iabe
Invtd
FIRST solely or .srIEIrrALisrs. Cain %E \,
M%,,' il', .,ca. Sr''"S Momns ii NJ sSbss, 70
3 ne Adsa %; o. % Sa
J. NEWTON viii conduct the conference At p III.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Harlem. Lenoxavc. and
I'D Mor.ne rray,r with sermon a. H. s,ensone at
" e>nnT PAY, vim ;erTS rho nSrn,ns and
evening
MADISON VENUE KrroHMlp Church cor. Of
hs.--i.o Pa TOR. Dr. 4. +. KiTTtED ~ M p ctcn
l. cr..inc ard c.rnihs. tArhng subject 80 IN. Inre.
~riIe, The 10 sheep. t,c 10" Coin AMI The Lost
DniC."
MRS HELEN T BRIGHAM lefor, the new Society
Fthcs; -, irtuasts; questions snsw"'"l lo"m. mpro.
yi.el Ir"tur at usual hours ii and g. HAL ~
West !th.>:.
vrw.YnEK CHURCH or CHRIST Scientist; ::
i..At tS:a.,tSerce At lo:,! lnte.;1.'oaai Snnday'
,hn,I cr..,. a;t.r service. H'.tng ru">dw e'enn;,
~ n, IN Reading Rooms. I.j,< l.rcadwny. Mr+
LAt IA IATiltOP. fastoi
81 ANDi;I.w', METHODIST lilScOrAL.
chi CII 7Gth., wet Of coiurhn. ave -.'trnct y
10 IS a. N b, Bishop JGnN !! XITriEr' D. D. 40
:ay.,, hoo. 30 p. M. io!ny pop prY't inrt'inS
D. H. -------.------
n. SripUEN'S CHURCH Wc,t 4Gh:,t btwesn 9Th
4, d IN a,r. Re-, tHAiLE> Il: T'.t\F Etc'":.-it1y
o...a::.n 10 n. nj. Mornir- servir" and ,erDon. u
~, l,ii.l :. r,irc ani scimon |, NJ. Mrs. ii. w.
Il rDi uf.,st TT vsan's, Of IN" church 81 'h" Holy
~, O.ar.rt choir pomp: AID co.. Dial hospital ty
TRA~SriGrRATiOS CHAPEL. o9th.M wes.. DO.
.wrr, D,I,., ri AID tolrn.bI,s>" OF "3 l't An
rI,rl-at.. Srvicr III u III.
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On VoN SwAETWurT President Oombia Com
til Or rs OF Buld"is "t" Will continue his
cure of Ncw Pltl. r. oIom, i.r'turcs and D. m
a the Nru columbia Ia. 90 Roadway. near .8d..t
Snhc / 'rac Tr.;.." S,aE free.
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pot had not miscurried, trusted Tammany men m9n.
hive been to cast votes under the names on t"'se


lists
WATCHING REGISTRATION ~ HUDSON COUNTY.
Thomas MoEwGn. who is chief supervisor OF eiec.
tons for Hudson County has been dolng some Eo"'
work In the direction Of honest elec':o'S. Tie na'
secured list Of all persons nst"ra'led oui'"s '"e
last three months and OF all males OF twenty one war"
nnd upward who have died In the county w'tnih TWO
yca:' lie Is determined that no dead man san No'e
IN Hubs N November \. unless the reourrecuoh
takes lrLrc before that date.
The Republican club, Of i"rsy taiS H'iG''s ""'
have general nrade to morrow n!gat. IL WIZ o Nv
ronnn'd !" III" ola Bergen District. Dat a''u"'' V''
club IN IN" "i:y will participate,
WHY THEY SHOULD VOTE FOR PROTECTION
The Irsh American Protective League Of the IIla
Assembly District. John Burs". president held mass
meeting In, night at thc,l ioous. No. II Prince 81
II there VII. any tn:t hearted H"phhi;ah aniHe me
members Pre- sent. he mast have gone away Siaucn
Republican. for there were cycslcn: and crnv."rlnS
speeches male by Ans IN +. Ford. JOIN DiGrah Gap
tain Hugh Col man. Captain O'Mrigi con1on. Cap
tain william H. Lindcy IIaoh +. Lind" AMI
william fairfield. one ond AL. a:trr dwelling ~ the
TO 80 fnr the Republicans, parry VIII in had civ n
honor nj prosperity &c and helping
band the can" dear 10 c"er? lifStiAIn. Hon"
Rule
AsAnowcaac$ re ne,, Toric for A. :'c 81
M"%s" BIZ ark ~ an, a M' 81 caasS %""' ~
The or.esh o, tn snc;. Line from Mn ;
,i nSn. t's az. 70 n 'o"e0'u AM '1''
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