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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31
Children Cry for
Pitcher'O CaStoPo0-
DiSeaSeandCure
Medical knowledge Applied.

NAOoASdA 1AAO WI O0S0 ~App2ACo.
Disease is a weakness or loss of vital
force in some part Of the body.
The success Of the treatment is due TO
the fact that the physician applies his
KnowledGe in his practice and employs
such remedies only as str, ngthe2 the
body in all its parts and at the same time
fortifies and conserves the vital forces.
In disease some part OF the body is not
performing its work.
In catarrh the physicians of The Scott
Medical institute find fault OF the mu
cous membranes OF the nose. and at The,
same time a fault OF some other part ~
the body. These associated C mplic.te
catarrh.
In order to cure, the physicians Of tie
Scott Medical Institute apply such treat
ment to the nose rs tends to restore the
parts to normal condition, and Il. the
same time they give such remedies as
will correct the Other accompanying
troubles.
They do this by regular medical treat
ment They have no specifics. no cleo
trical appliances. no magnetic healing
SYSTEM and no charms or fetish.
They assert no other power than spec
ial knowledge OF special subject.
This explains their successful catarrhal
cases, such as the following:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31
Wonderful Gains.

DIR. Miles Nervine not only cures all
nervous diseases, headache, blues, ner-
vous prostration. sleeplessness, neuralgia.
ST. Vitus dance. fits and hysteria, bu. also
builds up the body. Il am pleased TO
say that after gears OF intense suffering
with nervous disease, headache and pros
tratiou, tried DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine. and in two weeks gained eight
pounds in weight. could not lie down
to sleep, but now sleep perfectly easy,
and am still improving wonderfully.
Cannot say enough for the nervine -
Mrs L B. WILLARD, Dunkirk, n. Y"
Lone customer used Nervine and gained
fifteen pounds in fiesh.-BRowN s MAY
BURY, Cortland. n, Y" Trial bottles and
elegant book free at HartZ & Bahnsen's
Don't Grunt
about your feet hurting you when Chryso
Corn Cure will cure corns, burlons. etc
Every bottle warranted at HsrtZ & Balm
sens.
Are you troubled with any skin dis
orcer. Hot Springs Ssin Salve is all
that the name in plies. The salts from
the evsporated waters are embodied in
it's composition. and it should be used
wherever sslve or ointment is neces-
ssry.
Cubeb Cough Cure-One minnie.
For sale by all druggists. Hsrtz Il
Bahnsen, wholesale druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31

The democratic voters in the several c0uhties
comprising the Eleventh Congressional Dstrlct
are reoues ed TO send delegates 10 q consres
sional C. invention to be held Ut Monmouth, ILL.,
THURSDAY, SEPT. l, 1892,
q, tn.an o,c-ock. a. m for the purpose OF nomin-
ating a candidate for congress, memoes oI sle
board of equa ization. and TO transact snch otnef
business a. may be presented for the consioera-
tion O. the convention. The several counteS IL
the CONGRESSIONAL district Will be ent tied 10 re-
pre.entation on the basis OF delegate for every
aOO votes and one for fraction of loo voies or
over cast for Edward ). Wilson for state treas
urer in 1900 as followe:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31

AN Ohio newspaper man has started
on a pedestrian tour around the worio.
He'll want an office when he gets back,
SAYS the Peoria Journsl.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31
CATARRAL DEAFNESS.

81 have had catarrh for the past nine years."
says Nr. A. G Bergran. who resides on the cor
ner Of Fourteenth etreet and Twelfth nue..
Moline Illinois. II caught cold very easy and
suffered from severe headaches. especially over
my eyes. The catarrh attacked my ears and 1
was compelled to take treatment. l had buzzing
and roaring noises in my ears so tina. was Iarti-
ally deaf for two years,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31

Total - -. - -
By order democratic congressional commlttee
of the Eleventh congressional district OF LIMOS
j. W. POTTER, Chairman.
II. c. COOK, Secretary.
MONMOUTH. ILL.,, July Q. lSS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-31
Don't Grunt

Cubeb Cough Cure-One minnie.
For sale by all druggists. Esrtz &
Bahnseu, wholesale druggists.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COW
IN missio ners of Assess ment In and for the CITY
Sntiding Occupied by the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners corner OF Mercer street ana
Serssg 81 @ a. nine oclo5k III the forenoon for
the purpose OF making nn appraisal and deter ain. IN
rishs Of way Of the main sewer in the
WOODLAWN SEWERAGE DISTRICT,
nea IN oaa' The provisions of chapter o OF The Laws
OF iIs5 and the damage which amy owner Of such
real estate or OF any interest," tnereh NAY sasean ~
taken for SUCH main sewer TO be strip ~ rect IN
width and the centre line NAV be descrtb as iol
In a. Fegn ming at point in the southerly line
~ CARRIED avenue. where the centre line OF Rich
ard street ntersects the southeriy line OF Garfield
Iips OF Richard street and the centre line of Rich.
ard street II produced to the southerly line OF
%aS Company; thence southerly TO high water
marx In New York Bay. at q point distant nfteen
ne ne diSision line between lands owned by the
Norris 4 Cummings Dredging Company and the
neis Is s. intended 10 take the fee simple Of said
lands between Garfield avenue ana lanus OF Cen
a Raj road 5 OF Ssw rs ana
Iehish Valley Terminal Railway Company and
Ne" 4 right Of way for sewerage purposes is to be
taken between the northerly line OF lands owned
southeriy line OF lands owned by the, Lehigh Val
lev Termin al Railway Company, as will more fully
Mater miGlssioners. passed February %, 1892 on
ale In the oiiice OF the Clerk of said Board
Assessment sa viii meet and hear aii parties inter
ested In said improvem ent who desire to be heard
hafore them the value OF the lands to be taken
for such Improvement and the damages the owners
OF such lands may sustain by reason OF such Inn
provement in ease the same M + msde ,e:a
Dated Jersey City. \: ~ MaIen p 1882.
JAMES TUMILTY.
JAMES N. DAVIS.
Commissioners OF Affes4ment-
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

Block ssl lots 81, a. s2 aud zs: Myrtle avenue
hlock 7si lots y, % and q, Grant avenue
Block ~, iots ID Il. Is 10 and ~ Myrtle ave
Block 7ss. lots 81. e. g q and Is Myrtle avenue
nue.
BLOCK 72s. lots l. 2a4s s and l. Jackson ave
Block rs. lots s o. 10. Il and u. Myrtle avenue
Block 12s lots 1s IA. l5, l6 ana H. hyrtls ave
Block 72s lots IS 10. 20. Il and q. Myrtle avs
Elock 72a. lot 2216. Myrtle avenue
Block a29 lots 3 "a, ., %. q and q, Grant ave
Block 72s. lots % 30. 81. 80 and 50, Grant ave-
Block 49, lots ~. ss Ss. 81 and 80. Grant ave-
El0cs Elocs 80 80 ,o,s sana Grant Avenue
Flock asO lots s. 8 and B. Grant avenue
SsE bSsE g. g. lots T. T. Il L and AND Il MYRTLE yrs sysaa
Hlock .90 lots Is and A. Myrtle avenue
BIoeE BIoek So ST. ot Iot MyGsls yors stysst ayssu'
Block 2s6 ious 50 and ss York street
Block i54, lots . ana H. Cambridge avenue
BOek s S ios os vi and % fssags see ssre,s
Block S93. lot Is Pavonia avenue
Block 2s2, Bl, Jersey avenue
Block So lot is5. 81 Pauis avenue
i Bioek 5s2 lot u Elicit place
Block 1ss. lots no. Ill iR and ia Ogden
Rock scss lot.Is. LaidIaw avenue
Block Block Alo, parts Of lots and : First street
Block sis. lot 4. Madison Avenue
hIoek Lao plot s Hacksnsack River
block so. lot 7 Newark avenus
Block 50A lot IL Randolph avenue and Garfield
avenue
Block 5i0A, lot L Garfield avenue
RSc BSck s o's q am par o s. sasss, sress
Block 2l. lit 2tA. SuLnn,it avenue
Block 45l lots ana 10 Communfpaw avenus
BLOCK sla lots IS and H. Bishop street
Book $50 lots II and l6. Union street.
Block $50 lot q Zabriskie street
Block l,STS lois -, 81 81, - and 50 Gates aveuus
Block lss lots 24A, 24B. s4C and PAD. Comniunl-
paw avenue
Block a6B lots and Il Beacon avenue aud Hop
kins avenue
And the said Court has fixed Saturday. the n ins
teenth das OF march. eighteen hundred and ninety
two at tho Chancery ChamDers. No. Exchange
place In the city OF Jersey City, oclockfu
the forenoon, as the time and place for hearing
objections that may be made to ths assessments.
charges and liens fixed and certified by the Com
missioners or Adjust ent in said report, whom
and where all parties Interested therein may Do
heard
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
CT the County Of Hu lso1
| dated Jersey city. N. J.. feo. 10 1891
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
KIRALFY BROTHERS, STOREHOUsE.
A Sort OF AIaddin's Cave for Eleventh
Street Hoodlums.

A Sort OF AIaddin's Cave for Eleventh
Street Hoodlums.
For several years past Kiralfy Brothers
have used an OLD ice house on Eleventh
street. between Henderson and Grove
streets, as storehouse. The building
was originally occupied by the New Jer-
sey Ice Company. At intervals of every
two or three weeks the building is broken
into and quantities of scenery aud other
property stolen. Friday night Policeman
Higgins disco vered that the place had
been broken in TO again. He found STAN
ley Drieskl, of No. 200 Twelfth street;
Thomas Henden, of No. 200 Provost
street; Thomas Cavanagh. of No. 1S2
Eleventh street. and Daniel Walsh, of
No. 1GS eleventh street, ling a guam
tlty of old iron to Jonn Nash, of No. 439
Second street. They escaped and he ar
rested Nash. Later the boys were ar
rested by Policeman Harrington. Mas b
was charged with receiving stolen goo DIS
and the boys are held on charges of
breaking and entering.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
BAYON N e.

Ground has been broken on West
Thirty-second street, between Avenue
and d for a new residence for John G.
Bouton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. II. Miller, OF Harlem,
have removed to West Twenty-fourth
street, this City.
Several evenings ago the Lorelay Quar-
tette entertained Captain Schmidt, of the
steamship La Campagne. at The home of
Mr.. and Mr.. Richard j. Brands, of Con.
stable Hook.
The sidewalk along West Twenty-fifth
street is In a wretched condition. After
dark travel is dangerous.
Messrs. Richard O.. Annett of Avenue
A and the Newark Bay shore and Charles
w. Trask of Avenue e and West Third
are down in Texas roughing it.
There are eleven new houses in course
of construction at Avenue e and East
Thirty-fourtb street.
The contract to erect the new club
house for the Bayonne Yacht Club has
been awarded to George +. Heard.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
LEGION OF HONOR.

The Committee Of the United Councils
visited Hope Council on Wednesday
night.
The amount paid out by the order last
year was SO, 706, 500. There were BOG
deaths
You cannot convince mechanic who
has been sick for several weeks that the
Legion is not the order par excellence.
The sum paid for death benefits last
month was S2lS,000. of which $l04, ,00(
went to councils in New York state.
Ever Faithful Council is not losing
ground aud is one of the strongest coun-
ellis in the State.
Jersey City Council is rapidly inoreas-
ing in membership. IL is now nearing
the 800 marx.
State Commander Tilden is doing his
utmost to build mp the order and is de-
voting considerable time to visiting the
councils
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
WEST BERGEN DOINGs.

Mr., w. CARPENTER is erecting thret
story colonial dwelling at Oak street and
Bergen avenue. 4
The CUTTERS on Communipaw avenue,
west of West Side avenue, are being
cleared out by the Street and Watei
Commissioners.
The new Glendale Park Hotel on West
Side avenue is being pushed rapidly to
completion.
The drivers OF the West Side avenue
horse cars are troubled by small boys who
steal rides.
Two large hothouses are being erected
for Mr.. Vreeland at West Side and Com
munipaw avenues.
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Company will not extend the West Side
avenue line until the low N. Y. S, 81 w,
bridge Is raised.
Freeholder Frank H. Kimmerly is ne
gotiating FOR the purchase Of the Hatch
estate. which consists of one hundred lots
ON Hatch and Mallory avenues. The prop
erty has been offered to Mr.. Kimmerly al
ridiculousy low figure
A few months ago the Street and Water
Commissioners served notices on all own
ers of, property whose sidewalks are III
poor condition to have them repaired
within stipulated time. This time has
now expired. and the Board intends to dc
the work and charge it to the owner, pro
vided the Board OF Finance will advance
the money.
James Barnes Of Communipaw avenue
while out driving yesterday afternoon
met with serious accident. The horse
became frightened and started on mao
run down the Newark Plankroad. The
earring, was upset and Barnes received
an ugly cut on the forehead. He wa!
taken home. The horse was stopped by
James Canning. The carriage wa.
smashed to kindling wood.
The Willing Workers Society of Kings
Daughters will hold social session tnjs
evening at the residence of Mrs. w. II
Beach, No. 56 West Side avenue.
The COLONIAL dwelling wh ich has beer
erected for Mr.. Charles Judge on Egg
avenue is by far the handso NEST building
in West Bergen. ..-.....
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
STATE NOTES.

Anglesea will hold another election for
Marshal, us tie resulted last week.
Stockton township p resident voted six
tickets on card in his official envelope.
Miss Julia K. Bulkley, who for many
wears has been principal of the Plainfield
public schools, has accepted professor
snip in the Northwestern University in
Chicago.
The passenger railway station at South
Pemberton, on the line OF the Penusyl-
vauia Railway. was entirely destroyed by
an lncendiary fire a few nights ago. to-
gether with the contents of The ticket
Office, freight, etc. An investigation has
been ordered.
The Fourth Christian Reformed
Church. of Grand Rapids. Mich, has sent
IL unanimous call to the Rev. s. l. Van
derbeck, of Paterson. and he will prob
ably consent to become its pastor.
In attempting TO go down stairs to get
glass of water for her sick child.
recently, Mrs. stephen j. Rey-
nolds, of Moorestown, tripDed and fell
headlong to the foot of the stairs, break
ing her neck. She was about thirty-tive
years of aRe.
A macadamized road is to be built from
Newark to the Morris county line. near
Chatham, and now the people of Morris
county are agitating The question Of
building a county road across their county
to the sussex line. passing through Madi-
son. Morristown, Dover and Stauhope.
Mrs. Hough. Of Dover, who fell off an
uncompleted bridgs aud broke her leg,
wants 5000 damages from the county.
The committee offered to settle for
81 900.
Jared Newhall, of Weston. Somerset
county. had the honor of catching the
first Rarltan River shad this spring. The
fish was caught in u gill net just below
the dam. IL was u tlne roe and weighed
two pounds aud q half. Newhali sent
| the trophy Co Governor Albeit at Tren-
ton.
George II. Larson, one OF the best
known physicians aud politicians in Hun
| terdou county, died at his home in Lam
bertville last Week. He WAS regu-
| 1arly ordaiped minister and was pas
| tor Of the Baptist Church at Lari-
sons Corne. He was the 6reenbaok can
didate for Congress from the Fourth dis
trirt some years ago. Previous to and
since that timo he was n Democrat
John Boyle, n barber, living at kenvil,
thee miles from Stanhopc, was tho sub
| joot recently iot an attack with
rcd pepper, Miss Maggie Morganroth, a
respectable Young lady Of that place.
called upon Boyle at hls place Of husin ess
aud demanded OF him why he had made
certain remarks about her. Not being
satisfied with bis explanation she threat
ened him with vitriol or pepper and with
| drew. She WAS as good as ner word, Sha
went to llulse's atore, bought the pepper,
went directly 30 the barber shop tn a AiEa
state OF exoiteMNnt aud threw The penner
IN Royle's face, lie was engaged at the
time, and nos only himself nut the gem
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

direction of equalizing the assessments
for school purposes. In conclusion he
said:-
II snail hope to always receive the
warm hand OF fellowship aud be inspired
by the Influence of the New York School
Masters Club. trust shall see my duty
SO plainly that partisan preailecIions will
have DO weight with me whether in or
out of the State Superintendent's office.
Great good can and will be done in this
direction. trust / shall always maintain
the good will am rejoiced to know you
now entertain for me-"
The addresses were interspered by
several fine vocal selections. Speeches
were also made by Editor Cloke of the
State Gazette, Superintendent Snyder OF
this city, Mayor Haines of Newark
Colonel Hays and Principal O'Brien OF
No. School, New york.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

The Ladies' Aid of Grace M. e. Church
held successful socable on Thursday
evening at The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Strowe, No 462 Wayne street. Among
those present were:-Mr. H. Fowhs, Mr..
w. Scott. T. Williams, &. Strowe, Jr., w.
Peoubet, w. Pohle, Il. Bird, A. Lewis,
S. Collins. J. Campbeil. w. Brown, G.
lsley, f. Coder, f. Woifkiel, j. Williams,
Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Bruce, A. Coleman, I'll.
Hopper, e.. Durkee, Mr.. Wood. IL. Car
penter, Mr Russell. V. Wilkes,
Mrs Baker, Mrs. Wilkes, and the Misses
Linda, Rachael aud Susie Bolshaw, +.
Cam pbell, G. Goode. M. Lewis, 4. Brown,
L. DurKee, l.. Sanford, M. Perrine, A.
Elliott. A. Osborne, q. Moore, N. Moore,
Miss Day, Mrs. Willis, Sarah Dealy, S.
Armstrong, A. Van Arsdale, Mrs.
Knowles aud the Misses Lizzie. Mamie.
Annie and Sauis Slrowe.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
A LOCAL SONG WRITER.

T. b. Kelley Making Fame and Cash by
His Compositions.
Mr. T. b. Kelley of No. 81 Lincoln
street is a composer of recognized ability
and iu pursuance Of his hobby he has
created many catchy song. His latest
is sweetheart Robin" which is sung by
Mr.. Frank Girard of Dockstader's Min
strels. 1t has become quite popular, and
Mr.. Kelley is correspondingly happy.
Among the other songs that he has
written are:-"Mother's Locks of Snow"
"Peeping Through the Panes." The
Songs that NV Daddy Sung to Me-
You'll Miss Your Mother When She's
Gone" and There's a Name That's Never
Spoken
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
IRON HALL.

Chief Justice James G. Hakes presided
at the meeting Of Bergen Branch. No.
1i43. on Wednesday night. 1t was well
attended and pleasant meeting.
Friend Andrew J. Parnell will receive
one hundred dollars for sick benefits.
Big Chief Werner Bsuns has claim in
for benefits aud 1t will be satisfied.
Vioe-Jnsiice L. B. O'Neill will soon
have house warming ut his new hotel on
West side avenue.
Accountant James II. Stewart, oil
No. 1853. reports that his branch has ninety
members. This branch will soon cele
brate its fitth anniversary.
The second reception OF the Hudson
City branch will he held at the Avenue
House next Tuesday evening.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
HOBOKEN NOTES.

A very pleasant social gathering was
held Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Claypool, No. 905
were:-Mr. aud Mrs. B. F. Claypool, Mr..
and Mrs. f.. Pfeiffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe,
Mr.. w. Reed, Mr.. George Whitcoe, Miss
A. Maxison, Miss Il. Claypool Miss E..
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxison. Mr. T.
Gray. john Campbell, j.. f. Smith and
the Miss r. Witter and Laird Cf Jersey
(,itv
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
LODGE NOTES.

The new tribe of Red Men initiated
four candidates on Thursday night.
The members of the bankrupt Frater-
nal Circle are holding Indignation meet
ings, and hope to extract something from
the wreck.
The members of the Progressive Bene-
fit Order who hold matured certificates,
aud paid the last assessment anticipate
receiving dividend.
Hudson Lodge, Sons Of Benjamin. will
have masquerade and fancy dress ball
tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall,
Hoboken.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
NATIONAL UNION.

Advance Council will be ten years old
next month aud is making arrangements
TO observe the event In u proper manner.
An entertaiument and hop will he given
The Committee of Arrangements consists
OF ex-Prcsident John A. Bumstead, r. o.
Van Wrinkle aud Lewis X, Wright,
Friend Charles Reinec&a Is hustler.
He Ia now organising a Council on the
Heignts and Is ranidly securing sig
natures,
Hudson Council No SSl, ia increasing
rapidly in membership,
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
Silent Partners Reception.

The Silent Partners Social Club gave u
reception at the residence OF William
keenan,, No. SO Newark avenue. Friday
night. Among those present were L.
Nelson ana Miss N. Harney. M. Gilligan
and Miss NJ. Reilly, w. keenan, and Miss
Il. Engler, L. Riley aud Miss Nelson. j.
Macklln and Miss Wiliker, j. Riley and
Miss McArdle, J. Tierney and Miss M. +.
Jennings. j Lannon and Miss E. Nc
Vail, J. Briesner and Miss N. McKenna.
and L. Davis aud Miss b. Tusnen.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14
NoTIcE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Isaac J. struble, deceased, Emma L.
strubis exssutrix orasr o. Isaac ths s6rgSs nen,s
Surrogate OF hudson County dated
Dee ,flpe. lR 1871, hereby give notice to the
creditors of said decedent TO bring in their debts
mands and claims against the estate or said
Secedent under oath or affirmation within nine
months from she date OF said order they will be
forever barred Of any action therefor against said
EMMA L. STRUBLE
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

GREENVILLE GLEANINGS.
The Central Railroad officials have de-
cided to station q night agent at the new
Van Nostrand place station.
Mr.. j. w. Liuder will tender birthday
reception to his daughter Rose next Sat
urday evening ut his residence, No. IA
Jackson place.
President Coo and his allies of the
Crescent Canoe Club are preparing for an
active season. The work upon the new
club house will begin In few days.
The property owners on Hooker ave-
nue. are circulating petition for the i'm
proven1ent of that thorouQhfare.
Tine monthly song services at the Re-
formed Church are exceedingly popular
and Dlredtor Westervelt has decided to
continue them until summer.
The West Side Rent and Taxpayers
Association Will meet on Wednesday
evening at the Globe Hotel. The topics
for discussion are:-West Side sewers,
broken sidewalks and need of more
street lamps.
The Greenvil,e Rifle Club will meet the
Our Own Club in Il match in the Forest
and Stream tournament this evening at
the Metropolitan Range.
The body OF the dog which was killed
| by Roundsman Mcintyre over week
ago is still lying in the vacant lot at Rose
and Warner avenues. The stencil aris-
| ing from the putrid carcass is sickening.
| Freebooter Kinmerly says that ex-
| President J. M. Toppen OF the Jersey
| City Athletic Club Will be the Democratic
candidate for Alderman OF the Sixth
District The Republicans. it is said,
will nominate John Kaiser of Lafayette
| A three story frame dwelling has just
been completed for Mr.. Richard Slavin al
| Stevens and Ocean avenues.
| The ladies', of the German Pioneer
| Verein Home on Garfield avenue are
deep in preparation for the celebration Of
the third anniversary of the opening o
Home, which event falls on Pangst Mon
| dau
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

tion. After an excellent entertain ment
the members and their numerous guests
danced and made merry. In the enter
tainment Murphy and Bloodeood picked
the banjo; Professor Struck, xvlophone;
Professor Andrews. magician: j. T. Dll-
Ion, humorist; J.. Kelly, solos; e. Van
den Bogaert, comic songs; Ben Mowatt,
club swinging, and J. Abell, pianist.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

tleman in the chair received part Of the
pep 7er. Boyle and mis- customer have
suffered intense agony ever sincs. A war
rant has been issued fnr the young
woman's arrest. Her whereabouts is
unknown.
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

MONEY. no LOAN.
A NY sREsPECTARLE PERSON I,EsIROUS OF
"A borrowing little ready cash priva:ely and as
short notice,
SAY Sor LESS THAN TWENTY FIVE DOL
LARS.
aepayabie In weekly or monthly installmsnts,
would do we'll to apply in person TO
g. w. MEEK.
No pa Pavonia Ave.
E gtv
The Jersey City news., 1892-03-14

10 BE Continued.
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