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The state herald., 1892-05-06
August
Flower

what is August Flower for 7"
As easily answered as asked. 1t is
for Dyspepsia. 1t is q special rem
edy for the Stomach and Liver
Nothing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know it will. We have reasons
for knowing it. To-day it has an
honored place in every town and
country store, possesses one Of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and sells everywhere. The
reason Is simple. 1t does one thing,
and doesit right. Itcures dyspepsia0
The state herald., 1892-05-06
New York rire Alarms.

The average number Of IRE alarms In year
in New York City Is u little more than 1000,
which Is at the rate Of more than ten alarms u
day. Less than one-quartcr Of the fires start
between II y. N. and : p m, while about
threc-Quartcrs start between a. m. and II y.
m. Oddly, the alarms ARE rarest between q
and u. m, when fires for household aud bus.
lness purposes are kindled generally. The
busiest time for hrcmcu IL between aud o
p. ul., about the tlmc that fires for household
uurttosgs pp put
The state herald., 1892-05-06

This Is essentially ~ nge of advancement
aud perhaps In no direction have greater nd
ynnocs been made than IN medical science,
Diseases tim, unIl recently were pronounced
by the highest medical authority Ia be Incur
able, are nov found Ia Yield readily To the
discoveries Of modern medical skill This
etaicmcnt IA amply borne out by the article mp
pcarlpg elsewhere IN this Issuounhef tho head.
lng of the "snrnioRa Miracle" and would
aecln toiadlcaic tha, que of thc nnsi perfect
medical preparations Of modern ilme- IL cm.
hoiled In the trmcdy known q. Dr Williams
rlnk Pllla for Pale People
You can't learn too much, but you can half
learn too much
The state herald., 1892-05-06
SYMPATHY.

They camc to mo and gently said,
"Your neighbor's little one lies dead;"
answered not, but closer pressed
My own wee one unto my breast.
laid him down, my eyes grew dim,
And once again bent o'er him;
Then out softly, quickly stole
The other mother TO console.
clnspcd her hand, and trlcd-but no,
could not say twas better so;
could not say, dear heart, resign
o Father, what II II were mine!
Kathleen Kavanagh, in New Orleans
plcayupc,
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Lonr-L,yeei B,rds.

According to foreign scientific
Journal the swan is the longest lived
bird, in extreme cases reaching 800
years. Tho falcon has been known
to live l62 years. An eagle died in
1919 which had been caught 1Od
years before and was then quite old
A white-headed vulture, which was
caught in 1906, died in the aviary at
Schonbrun, near Vienna, in 1924
Parrots live more than n century.
Water birds have n long life, exceeding
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Why Is II that physicians are opposed TO
proprietary rcmedlesi l. II because such
meriiorlous remedies rs Ponds Extract OF
Garfield Tea become household necessities and
enable the people, by their use,io cure them.
selves aud 40 get on without paying doctors
bils' Garfield Tea cures constipation aud
sick headache. restores the complexion and
saves doctors bills
The state herald., 1892-05-06
nnIIt In Twcniy Dny..

Perhaps the most marvellous feat Of rapid
construction ever accomplished IN this eoun-
try has been planned and carried out by the
Worlds Fair department Of construction,
The permanent headquarters Of the depart
ment, n building alia,i3 feet and two stories
high, has been put under roof IN Just twenty
days from the time the iirst material was or
lerrh
The state herald., 1892-05-06
The Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
the Word.

There Is n 3.inch display advertisement In
this paper this week which has two words
alike cxccp, one word. The same |. true Of
each new one appearing each week, from the
DR., Haricr Medicine Co. This house places n
Crescent on everything they make and pub
lish. Look for IL, send them the name OF the
word. and they will return you Book, BrAurI-
rIiL LIImoanArn. on sAMpLEs EHEE.
The state herald., 1892-05-06
s.d.r uiuh, soycrc,rn..

Jono scrinshnw lIyod in London
lnrinG tho roigp Of uigh, sovorcigns
from Elizabeth TO Anno Of her i27
ycars eight OF them were spent In ap
Almshouse
The state herald., 1892-05-06
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

wo par tho highest prics for School District
Bonis and furnish iithograph bonds. all cofuplsse
ready for. ,Fnstu-es, lee, than market r.sea
County AMI municipal bonds bought. fnvestmsnte
mortgsge.. Address y. q. Patterson, 10 rsoDis's
Lsnh Duilllns, Denver.
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pc.rp... Cam, be Cured

Ly local applications, ns they cannot reach the
,xay ~ cprr desfnsss snd tbst IL hv can,i, gns
tlonRl remedies Deafness IL caused by m IN.
famed condition OF the mucous lining OF tho
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets infiamcd
and when II is entirely closed, deafness Ia tho
result, and unless tho Inflammation can bc taken
out and this tube restored TO It's notmnl condi-
ton, hearing Will be destroyed foreveri ninO
cases out OF ten arc caused by cntarrh, which is
nothing but an inilamcd condition Of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give ono hundred dolars for any cnso
OF deafness (caused by catarrh), that We cannot
cure by taking Halls Caiarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Says an exchange; "With money come
poor relations But poor relations never
come with money, This Is one OF the rules
that doesn't work both ways
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Liquor and tobacco habit positively Cured
by 'MAoio CHLORIDE or GoLp." All drug
gists, Blake, Bruce & Co., Omaha, Neb.,
Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

SUFFERERS PROM Cou0us, Som THROAT,
etc, should try "Broea's bronchial Iroc'os,"
a simple but sure remedy. Sold only n bores.
Price ~ cents
The state herald., 1892-05-06

No man has ever had correct idea Of the
estimation In which he Is held by his fellow
creatures until he attempts To borrow ti0
bill
The state herald., 1892-05-06

One swallow doesn't make spring, but one
cold day will make seaside resort 10 sick
that DOCTORS medicine ia Of no avail.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

II he were fed regularly the shark would
not be half n, rnycnous as he ls
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Smiths Bii. H.sns small. hest remedy for
iilipus Aittefs. cnnstipaii0n and blood Trp uble.
iiy Druggists. price q cents.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

b. +. ALLEN n Co, 3G5 Canal St, New
York, arc sole agents In the United States for
Beccham's Pllls
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Liquor and tobacco habit positively cured
by ''NfAdIc CnLonIDE or GoLD." AL drug
gists Blake, Bruce & Co, Omaha, Neb.,
Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

wm. spraguc Smith, Providence. II. l.,
writes; u Ind Bradycrotine always cures
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Women swallow nhttery as babies swallow
buttons without any Idea Of the trouble that
may follDN
The state herald., 1892-05-06

A little wood that needs saving and split.
ting will keep trampa from gon,leman's
yatl
The state herald., 1892-05-06

There Is more JOY In parting with pain than
there Is welcoming pleasure.
The state herald., 1892-05-06
WHEN NATURE n

Needs assistance it may be best to
render 1t promptly, but one should re-
member 10 use even the most perfect
remedies only when needed. The best
and most simple and gentle remedy is
tho Syrup of Figs, manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Make friends with your creditors, II you
can, but never make creditor Of your friend
The state herald., 1892-05-06

|! !
the age OF from fifteen TO twenty
years. Doves live ten years. and the
little singing birds from eight to seven.
teen years. The nightingale's life is
the shortest, ten years being the
longest, and next comes the'blackbird,
which never lives longer than fifteen
ycarS
The state herald., 1892-05-06

A born m,.sician has great advantage over
one who IA not yet born.
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Is casIcr 10 fail bclween the rounds Of u

= ~
The state herald., 1892-05-06

r. j. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists, 10 cents.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Dr. q. n. JHiFs Electric Bdi 'riR cur in
noiriy al onso, Hlcrs Dc'icias f'riis Sold on
sir iHont,t trial .jndd Eieciric Co,, Omaha,
Nd.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

The plant Of happiness cannot thrive with
out the air OF chccrfulncs-.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

In olden days the hunter used to "wlnd his
h0rn," as he pursued his game up hill and
down dale, Now he only unwlnds the top Of
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Youth paints the circus bill for old age to
tear down.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

An ounce Of vaccination Is worth a poun'
of smallpox.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

FITs.-hli fiis stopped free by bR. ktiNrs GREAT
Nerve Erstor-r No nj after nnrtday' Mar
y-iou- Treatise and s201 trial bottle free to
The state herald., 1892-05-06

A dress does not make woman, but It ofieu
hrraks a man
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Simplicity Of character Is the natural result
OF profound thought
The state herald., 1892-05-06

when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she elung to castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoria,
The plant Of happiness cannot thrive with
out the alt Of chccrfulncss.
FITs.-hn Tii- stopped free by M. kLSrs GRrAI
Nerve ii-stor-r No M after nr-tdaJsu Mar
t,sn,s, s"ts b., ~ @ a' ~ ~ ps,i, H.
Simplicity of character Is the natural result
Of profound thought
Mrs. Win.iow'- SCOT Ia ing syrup, Tor Chill
drcn ,rcthinF, softcn- the gums, reduces innamms-
ilon. uIlay' pain. cures wind c'''e 2ie.a bottle.
The more you say, the less the people re-
member.
"Iinnson'a Magic Corn sniyr,"
Wattan,.a t2 s"rn' "a. Z, sa',l's y & f.auna'a' HA
A counterfeit siOO bill reminds us Of the
dead c,
TJJs-rpilepsy permanently cured by now Hyris IN
of ueatmsnt Two TRIAL BOTTLES tLts tenl Tor
Treatise. Ipiltutir oin'y Co.. % hronh 81, NeN fofh
An ounce OF vaccination Is worth pound
Of smallpox,
bookkeeping at home NJ very low rates.
Write ". q. Chane". osvrCo, \. Y,
A dress does not make woman, but II often
breaks man.
Dr. q. n JHi,rs Electric Bet riR cur in
ioiTiy an otso Hicre mo,iicigs f,iiiy. Sold on
sir months trial Jndd Eiocirie Co., Omaha,
Nd
Youth painis the circus bill for old age to
tear down.
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streams of mercy never ccosing
Gall for sanga az lo,tiest ptnia,.H "


Higher md fuller tho sweet song
rose us II the singers lIfo had been
ono continual round OF peace. and his
pathway ono OF roses and perpetual
summer Tho good man shut his
eye, 10 visible things and closed ais
heart TO worldly cares; and neither
the dcad heller nor the unfortunate
COW could shake tho foundation OF
thnnl,fulncss In his heart.
Spring rlpcncd into summer tho
corn In tho dcncon's field looked
healthy. but tho wheat -alas' tho
sun creeping ncross tho waving bill.
lows found rust among Tho ripcning
honds. And when II was cut aud
waiting the dcncon's turn for the
thrcshor tho rain SGT In aud tho grain
uproutod
Tho loss OF his wheat wns II blow
10 tho embarrassed farmer and ho 70.
colycd bu, little sympathy from his
noighbors who Ind urged him to fol.
low their example. and shock md cap
his whent on tho sabbath NJ tho only
possible means Of saving IT, But With
tho consistency for which ho was
no,od. ho refused TO dcsocrato tho
Lords dny. but chose rather To kocp
that holy and trust tho result TO Him
who controls tho weather.
Here I'll raise mine Ebcncscr"
Farmer Foster riding down the ropd
heard the doacops voice. mud follow.
Ing tho sound found tho old mnn In tho
ruined field sipaing among tho stub.
bio Not brenk In tho grand old
hymn to tell Of doubt or discourage.
mcnL or dlstrust In tho midst Of
wreck and ruin tho altar Ind been
erected and rcconsccr,tod TO Him
who sonl- both sun 10 sollon und rni,
10 destroy.
IT, bad. mighiy ind, neUmIn' on
me Just now lhsrp Nm no donyln' o
that" hc told ne.shpor Foster "But
The state herald., 1892-05-06

The more you say, the less the people re-
mprlpr
The state herald., 1892-05-06

atnn.ou'a Magic Corn Snivr."
Warranted to cure. ur money refunded. ASH
your druggist for u. ffice u ecntA-
The state herald., 1892-05-06

FITs-rpiiepsy permanently cured ly now syr'.rn
of treatment Two TRIAL hoftLis fLth henl W
Ip figrngy Co.. "a Ifpnh 81, NeW YORK
The state herald., 1892-05-06

A counterfeit, 500 bill reminds us Of the
dead c,
The state herald., 1892-05-06

bookkeeping at home NJ very low rates.
MIlin III a. Iiaiirn. n.nrrn. \. 81.
The state herald., 1892-05-06

Mrs. Winsiow' = SCOT hing syrup, Tor Chill
drcn tcething, noitcn- the gums, reduces inrammE-
tIon ullay, pain. cures wind rn,,c 80. u bottle,
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14

row will see return to the old carni-
val of drink, with the usual result OF
wife beaters, street rowdies and sod
den wrecks dragged up in the police
courts on Monday morning.
1t is not creditable to Mayor Wan
ser that he has not said cne po or little
word in help of this great work of
stopping the Sunday shame of Jersey
City. A candidate for Mayor on a
platform of respectability and OBJ
servance of the law, he was really
elected by the vile liquor vote. In
return he now extends the protection
of his silence and his indifference to
that law defyiny element. Does he
want people to conclude at last that
he bargained away his liberty as
Mayor for the vote the whiskey sellers
gave him?
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
WHO CAN TELL?

Tf kissam will square" himself with
Bassktt when he gets his enumerattng
payaI
II IL is true that Fred intends running
the Suburban.
willy Commissioner Kelly don't appoint
Flanhelly to Sergeant Moore's positionf
What claim Lehman has to be a SER
geanfa
II Ikoundsman Cannon has not been
promoted fast enoughi
why Doc McCrea has gone to Chicagoi
why that wild Western youth con-
tinudlly says: "In Chicago"
II Jake Kraemer is training for q
bicycle ride?
If Gus Mills dares to challenge him to q
race?l
What has become Of Mike O'Rourke,
the Jftfersoniap disciplea
HOW 'Dave" Lawrence likes the ex-
posure of his method of assessing prop
erty2l
Will he and Rankin don't form re-
form flubf
II Charlie Noelke would join IL?
II was Moulds who organized the
Airtidht Baseball Club?
Hot McHarney rides u safety?
e Whbther Finck Is going to run every
meeting of the Board of Educations
when Justice Davis successor will be
appoiAted'
How Jimmy Wisenun e,j j,ys writing
up twp years mtnutesin iump?
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
HOB0KEN LYRA'S FESTIVAL.
Their Quarter of "a Century to BE Cele-
brated With Song.

Their Quarter of Century to Be Cele-
brated With Song.
Hoboken will be in its best array to-
morrow for then will commence the cele-
bration of the Twenty-flflh anniversary
of the founding of the Lyra Singing So
ciety.
The celebration will begin tomorrow
night with concert in Odd Fellows
Hall, in which Prof. August Ledernaus
will lead the orchestra. and Prof. A..
Wehner will direcL the vocal
music. Mr.. William Bsrtels, tenor,
aud Miss Rosa Linde. contralto, will be
the soloists. Many singing societies of
New York, Brooklyn and this city have
accepted invitations to attend. On Mon
t,ay night all the singing societies of the
county Will participate in grand
commers. at which there will
be rendered choruses and glees.
The Lyra Society has now $50 members
and was organized MAY IA, 1867, by Louis
Vessels, Frederick Fnschen, Gerhardt
knoop, Conrad Roehrs, Theodore Chris
tian. Henry Schoppmeyer, John Albrecht
and Ernest Fuschen. Since then the
society's growth has been rapid and fat
tering until at present 1t ranks among the
best singing societies of the country.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
PALM AS BiCYCLERS.
The Wheeling DIVISION Is Already
q dreai Succys>--ihe Members.

The efforts OF NJ. L. Frame aud Ben
Van Beuren to inuusutate u Palma Club
wheeling Division have borne the richest
kind OF fruit. The move appears
to be one OF the most popular
that has been made for some time.
Forty1tour members have already signed
the list started short lille ago by the
two energetic members mentioned. A
meetlEig was held lew evenings ago
Fred q. Wulbert was elected temporary
chairman and Joseph HARRISON temporary
secretary peIdig The formation Oh psr-
maneIlt orgauiZatloti.
The members are already ut work
practising. Many Of them are just learn
ing 10 ride. and the fuu at their expense
III ne lgynpasium hall, waere practice is
indulged III nightly, Is Jollier than stage
siag racket. Some OF the beginners, now
evet, hre astonishing the exp%rts, and
along with them flash around the eli Gle
on nickle-plated machines like old-timers.
Professor William l.. Darmer has been
engngSd as Instructor.
The Imembers Of the new Wheeling
Division are: M. T. Frame. B. Van
beursh' Gsorss klass IL waissr Easle' B. hssr Mosr
F. Lincks, F. c. Wolbert, W. Horton.
Charles N. Shaw, Thomas Hindos. j..
Herbert Potts, John +. Rich, D. s..
BocheI, Frank J. Matthews. William Ii.
Henderson, b. r.. Bedle, w. A. Durrie,
Jr.. Thomas #. Bedle, George De Revere.
Jr.. r. D. Ross. r. j. w. Wortendyke,
Joseph Harrison, 5. Hathaway, ID. p.
HolcoiAb, Il. w. Smith. w. p. Gardner,
w, +. Masnburn, Louis Il. Miller, Louis
f, zimmerman. E. p. bag
got, G. Mackay, George Il,
BrownI J. Fl. Gallagher, George
Heane1, Frank L. Lockwood, Randolph
BedIe, Nv. e. Ammon, John L, Keller,
Charleb L. Carrick. W. Clarke. Jr.. A. d.
Ross. John Griffin aud James Cansell.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
BEFORE.

Improvement Of Kensington avenue,
from Bergen avenue to point about 77o
feet west.
Resolved. That one improvement Ger.
titicate for $500 be drawn In favor OF
Michael Curley for work done and ma.
terials furnished on account of contract
No. 631 for construction of sewer in st.
Paul's avenue from Tonnele avenue to
the Hackensack River.
Resolved, That $l6S 81 be paid to Pat
rick Ryan, being retained percentage on
contract No. 625, for improvement OF For
rest street from Ocean avenue to jackson
avenue.
Charge Improvement.
Resolved, That $2515.70 be paid to
Henry Byrne on account of contract No:
634, for sweeping and cleaning streets and
removing ashes and garbage.
Charge this appropriation.
Resolved, That 1925 be paid to @. H.
CARING. being money deposited for pre-
liminary expenses on sewer In st. Paul s
avenue from Tonnele avenue to the Hack
ensack River.
Charge Improvement.
Resolved, That $25 be paid to Charles
Birdsall for board of Lamp Inspector g
horse, month OF March. 1892
Continued on 4th Pane.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
HOBOKEN CON" MEN.
Arrested After an Unsuccessful At
tempt 10 Swindle a Cali
aNq fOrnian.

Police Captain Hayes has three conf
dence men at Police Headquarters, Ho-
boken. whom he is sure he will be able to
put out of harms way for sometime to
come.
Yesterday afternoon Alfred Annis,
from San Francisco, California. who was
TO sail for London, was approached on
the Bremen pier by a man. who ascer-
tnined from him where be came from and
his destination. Soon after two men ac-
costed him. They told him they came
from San Francisco and were also going
to England and We're very glad they were
to have such an entertaining fellow pas
senger OH the voyage.
Annis was not as green as that, how
ever, and telling the two men that he
was sorry that California had ceased to
have any attraction for them, he left
them unceremoniously.
Detective Nelson was on the dock and
saw the affair. He watched the men sub.
sequently and found that they were ac-
costing other prospective passengers.
Then he stepped up and arrested them
and took Annis along as witness.
The men gave their names as John
Shields. of No. 142 Navy street. Brooklyn,
Charles w. Affleck. of No. 80 Broad
street. Newark, and Charles Henderson,
of Philadelphia. They all protested their
innocence, but were locked up and this
morning held in $500 bail for trial. Ithas
been very difficult ever to secure any evil
dence against these men, as they are too
sharp to betray themselves. ana the police
although they Keep the docks clear of
them have In general been satisfied with
having them punished as disordeIly per-
sous or held as suspects. This time,
however, Captain Hayes has secured
evidence against them which he thinks
will serve to cut short their operations for
SOma time tO come.
The steamship companies are always
eager to aid In getting rid of these fel-
lows and are very much pestered by their
action.
The men arrested do not look at all
clever, but rather appear to be ordinary
vulgar crooks who work their swindling
rackets in sort of pickpocket way. Since
prospective traveller has come to light.
1t was by the same old game.
He came from Orange, Mass.
and his name is Oscar Johnson. He
WAS approached by Il suave gentleman on
the dock, who asked him to take walk
before the ship sailed. While on the
street another man rushed up to the first
confidence fellow, and said pay me the
$1O0 you owe me or I'll have you arrested.
Confidence man No. pulled out roll
of fake German money, but the other
wanted American money. Would the
victim, lend him $100 until he could
change his German money! OF course
he would, and he handed up. then TIN
second confidence man disappeared. aud
soon after the first excused himself and
disappeared also.
The victim complained to the police.
and was forced by his impeeuniosity to
return to Massachusetts. II the police
can reach him they may have good wit
ness against tie men now under arrest.
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
STATE NOTES.

The Senate has passed the Senate bill
appropriating $4,000 for a monumental
column to commemorate the battle of
Princeton, on condition that the Prince
ton Monument Association will contri-
butte like sum.
A scare-crow In corn field at Lebanon.
Hunterdon county. frightened the horse
of John Young. The horse became un-
manageable and ran into the tence, re-
ceiving injuries that resulted fatally.
Mr.. Young was thrown out. of his car
riage aud his leg broken.
Isaac w. Townsend refuses to vacate
the office of Building Superintendent OF
Newark to which the Common Council
has appointed Dennis H, Boughner. Mr..
Townsend Is a war veteran and he claims
thut the law prohibiting the removal
without cause OF honorably discharged
Union soldiers protects him. He has
retained Coult & Howell to protect his
interests.
Ground was broken on Wednesday at
Elizabethport by T. Morewood & Co.,
one of the largest tin plate manufacturers
of Wales. for the construction of large
plant for the manufacture of tin plate.
This is the first foreign company to start
manufacturing tin plate in this country.
The works will cover three acres oil
ground facing on Staten Island Sound
The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
BAYONNE D0INGS.
Hurt on the Track-Reward For the
Firebug-N0tes.

Last night while crossing the track OF
the Central Railroad at East Twenty-sec-
ond street John Flemming of No. 275
Avenue D was struck by a freight train
and badly injured. He was removed to
the Bayonne Hospital, where the doctors
say he will recover. He has been em-
ployed on the road for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Potter of West
Twenty second street are visiting friends
New Canaan, Conn.
The "Fleur de Lis" will hold a sociable
and hop at the residence OF Mr.. J. II.
Isabells, No. 35 West Thirty-third street,
on Monday evening.
James M. Cummings of this city has
been appointed to position In tne brooK-
lyn Navy Yard.
At the communication Of Bavonne
Lodge, No. 90, F. and A. M. on THURSDAY
evening the first degree was conferred on
Frederick E. Cham Derlain.
Posters are pasted all over the town
announcing Il reward of Ave hundred dol
lars. offered by the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters, for the arrest and con-
viction of Jack the fire-bug."
Mrs. James Murphy, Jr.. Mrs. Alex
ander Cristie, Miss Bessie Cristie and
Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth of this clGy We're
among the guests at a luncheon tendered
Mrs. Cady Stanton by the New YORK
Woman's Suffrage League at the Plaza
Hotel, New York city.
A badly demolished carriage and tired
horse were found by Officer Jonas on
Avenue d. late Thursday evening. He
took them to livery stable aud reported
the matter at Headquarters. Later the
owner, Frank MeNamee of Jersey CITY.
claimed them. The horse had run away,
wrecking the carriage and badly scrai CHI
ing his legs.
One of the oldest firms in Bayonne,
that of Post & Bouton, has been dissolved,
and Mr.. Post will hereafter conduct the
business.