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nave seen this spring in straw. 1t IS so very
fine that it looks satiny. The upper one is
light drab on the upper i d n rush green
on the under. The trimming is of drab and
green ribbon bows and plumes, and velvet
strings tie beneath the chin. The other Is
of black straw bent and tortured into
strange shapes, but becoming forall that,
and trimmed with a rosette n handsome
let buckle and several plumes, all black,
which has a mark of extreme elegance.
Among other new and beautiful garments
for the adornment of the fair sex l noticed
the costumes worn bytwo friends who were
on their way to visit a sick sister. h
one wore a hair stripe cheviot of
black and gray, the skirt plain except for a
panel of black astrakhan. The waist was
open heart shape over a vest of gray crepe
de chine and bordered with a standing col
lar of ostrich plume. The sleeves were OF
black velvet, and there were lapels of black
astrakhan and a sash bow and ends OF
MORE ribbon. The little gray felt toque
was bordered with astrakhan and trimmed
with gray velvet bows. Altogether a very
pretty and ladylike street costume.
The other consisted of a slightly trained
skirt of heavy black silk. The Russian
cloak was of black bengaline, with a yoke
of gold passementerie over black. Down
the back hung strips of passementerie, and
the whole was bordered with rich black
fur. The hat was of cream felt and plumes,
with a pink moss rose in front. Nothing
could be handsomer than these two cos
tunes.
AS vet, in spite of all the forebodings,
actual hoops lave not appeared, and some
how l hope they will be diverted in their
baleful course, like the comet that recently
threatened the earth with almost as great a
calamity. Still the most recent French i'm
portations show q widening of the skirt
around the bottom at least. We can put
ND with that when we take note that the
bottom of the waist is also larger around
than fashion permitted for a long time.
A very handsome and very Frenchy walk
ing and visiting gown was of old rose rep
de lyon, one of the loveliest of the new
fabrics shown this season. 1t always comes
in plain colors.
This particular gown was bell shaped as
to skirt, with a Pinch border of mink
around the entire bottom. The caps and
| overwaist were bordered in a similar fash
ion. On the overwaist were placed black
velvet bands edged with soutache. A cord
and balls tied in a loop at the right side
gave a novelty to the whole.
The small felt hat combined the colors In
the gown in an agreeable way. 1t will be
observed that instead Of puffs there are
simple caps to the sleeves.
The parasol is of plain black surah, the
handle being of sandalwood and carved in
the most elaborate manner. Speaking OF
parasols reminds me to mention two very
novel ones. One has a black surah founda-
ton, and over that is pulled black net,
spangled with iridescent tinsel. The other
is of white silk covered with pulled white
net, embroidered with small rosebuds done
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soclABLE AT MR.. MARBLES ROME.

A very enjoyable social gathering was held at
the residence of Mr.. Patrick McArdle last even
ing. Miss Rose McArdie rendered a piano solo,
Miss Sara Kinkead played mandolin solos, Miss
solos, and Mr.. l.. Hopkins picked
some charming melodies on his auto
harp. Music was furnished for dancing.
McArdle, Mr.. Fl. McArdle, Miss D. Cahill of
New York, Mr. J. Webb of New York, Miss L..
jackson, Mr.: L. Durand, Miss Coosey
Miss Rose McArdle, Mr.. g. Burns,
Miss Bessie McArdle, Mr.. j.. Hopkins, Miss E.
Cargrave, Mr.. J. O'Hearu, Miss F. McSpiritt,
Miss G. Hopper, Mr.. J. Hopkins. Miss s.
Kinkead, Mr.. Brophy. Miss Doris OF Hoboken,
MIR. Z. Webb and Miss N. Jackson.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarfh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. o., contains no mercury, and is taken
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally, aud made In To-
ledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Tes imonlais
AZ sold ~ Druggist pric rs per bottle.
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MRS. sCHROEDGR's RECEPTION.
Graceful Dancers Trip the Light Fantastic
at Foye Hall.

Graceful Dancers Trip the Light Fantastic
at Foye Hall.
Mrs. Schroeder's dancing class held its
monthly rec .ption at Foye Hall last even
ing, and, as usual, it was very well at
tended. Before the dancing began, fancy
dances were executed by three young
ladies from Brooklyn. Misses Rivers,
Smith and Lewis, who executed the tam
BOURNE and scarf dances. The decora-
lions were very fine. The handsome hall
aud the constantly changing kaleideo-
scope on the floor made q pretty picture.
Among those present were:-Mr.
and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer, Misses Cora Quincy, Jessie
E. Marvin, Hattie Eleanor Mason, Har-
riet Hill, Minnie Blauvelt, Cora Lowell.
Fannie Unger. Edna White, Edna Drake,
Marie Newcomb. Bessie Tuni-
son. Nellie Holbrook, Emily Bently.
Alice Throckmorten. Eta Crandall.
Louise Crandall, Elizabeth Pierce. Jessie
Van Wrinkle, Rose Kidd of New YORK.
and Messrs. E. Percy Mason, Frank Foye,
Samuel Vast. Charles West, Howard
Kennedy, William Perlee, Will Fields.
Robert Post and Edward Stratford.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Martin Ward, deceased. John r. Scott
and George W. Freeland, executors of Mar
tin ward. deceased, by oroer Of the Sur
rogate Of Hudson County. dated January
~, 1898. hereby give notice to the ersditofs
and claims agsinst the estate of said decegent, un;
der oath or a firm ation, within nine months from
the date of said order, or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against said exec
JOHN E. SCOTT,
GEORGE W.
claims to ba presented at tho offoe of Clarence
Linn, No. aay Washington street. Jersey City.
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WELL. CARED FOR WAIF.

An abandoned girl baby, apparently about
ten days old, was found at half-past five las
evening in the hallway OF No. $50 Van vors /
dressed and covered with two shawls. Il was
placed in charge of Overseer of the Poor
Hewitt, who sent it to the Almshouse.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice IL, hereby given that the account of the
subscriber, executrix of hugh W, Mckay: De
ceased, wilt be audit ed and stated by the Surro-
gats OF the County or HUDSON, and reported fol-
Settlement on Friday, the oath day or February
is'' CECILIA N. MCKAY.
Dated December 10, A. D 1892.
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Notice is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber. executor Of EDMUND "; kingsiand
ca ed, viii be audited and state by the surrogate
OF the County of Hudson, ana reported for settle
meme on friday, the gath day OF February, 1875.
Hated December ". A. ". 1871
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOIICE TO VklHDAIOhN
e s tat o of Nena Clos. deceased, Peter Clos ana
ohm Clos, executors or Meua Clos, deceased, by
rider OF the Surrogate of Hudson County,
ated january 81, 1885. hereby give notice to
he creditors of said decedenJ to bring
n their debts. demands and claims against
the estate of said decedent, under oath or aftirmar
ton, within nine months from the date of SAID or
der. or they will pc forever barred OF any action
therefor against said executors.
John CLOS.
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notice ia hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber, admin Is ratrix Of j I'M Gully, de-
ceased. viii DO audited and stated by the SUR
setticnenI on friday, the s4tn day OF February,
i''o' LIZZIE GULLY
pa.,d D,,a,,har % d. 1902.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Adam Schattner, deceased, Catharine
schaitner, executrix of Adam schattner, deceased;
january 81, 1898, hereby gives notice to the
creditors OF said decedent to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate of said de-
cedent, under oath or affirmation within min
months from the date of said order. or they VIII pc
forever barred OF any action therefor against SAID
eAooa' cATHARINE ~scHATTNRR-
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

| NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the final account ss11 of Of
| ceased. will be audited and stted by the Sarro-
| gate or the County of hudson, ana reported Ior
sett ement on Friday, the Gath day Of February,
1896.
DaNea 80 ROBERT ELLIOTT.
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s NOTICES

James h. O'Neil, Surrogate. ONCE hours 9 q m
to a D. IN. Saturdays. TO II
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of James Roche, deceased. the Rev.
John II. Foche, executor of James Roche.
deceased. by order OF the SURROGATE of
Hudson County, dated Janu airy 16. 1898. hereby
gives notice TO the creditors of said decedent
TO bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of said deceden1. under
oath o. annrmation within nine months from
the date Of SAID ord er, or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against SAID eN-
~ REV. Ohm D. ROCHE.
Claims to be presented at the Office of William
j. Lardner. Nos. 1Ju and lU2 Broadway, New FORK
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THE BOSS HEL1OlST.

Mrs. Archibald r. Gordon has been appointed
night manager OF the N Z. s. N. ]. Telephone
| Colnpany's Bayonue central office.
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BEGINNING EARLY.

-
Republicans to Make a Hustling Cam
paign Ii Spring.
The Republican County Committee be-
gan its preparations for the spring cleo
ton last night. The committee held a
meeting at its headquarters, at the Fed.
eral Club Building, and it was we'll at
tended.
Twenty-seven new members qualified.
and before March 10 the remaining los
members must do the same. Ii not their
offices will be declared vacant, n the
committee will appoint members to I'LL
the vacancies.
E. w. Woolley, Chairman of the COM
mittee. presided last night. and Secretary
Irwin was early on hand. Protests were
received from the Ninth district and the
kearuy end of the Seventh district. They
were referred to the Committee on Ap-
peals. Tint protests are purely on tech
meal grounds and do not involve any
simply to have a construction placed on
the rules Of the committee.
The new Committee on Appeals, ap.
pointed by Mr.. Woolley. is as follows
First district, Peter Doffeldeck, Sr.
Second district, John Bumsted.
Third district, Gilbert Collins.
Fourth district, w. y. Hooker.
Fifth district, Fl. W.. Carr.
Sixth district, f. @. Lockwood.
Seventh district, James Connor.
Eight district, John Doscher.
Ninth district, George P. Bissonette.
Tenth district, John Reid.
Eleventh. district, Jacob Dipple.
Tue remaining Committees will be ap-
pointed March 10. Chairman Woolley
will, in making up these committees,
make o new departure. He will place
the responsibility of their composition on
the district organizations. Each com
mittee OF the County Committee con-
sists of one member from each district.
Chairman WOoley mas requested thu
DISTRICT Organizations to name the men
they want on the committees to represent
their Districts, and no one will be APP
pointed unless the District organizations
do make a recommendation.
The Counsy COMMITTEES directed Secre-
tary Irwin to prepare suitable resolutions
concerning the deaths Of James 6. Blaine
and ex-President Hayes, and then adj
journed.
CITY Committee 200.
The Republican City Committee me
last night Immediately after the County
Committee adjourned, and organized. E
w. Woolley was elected Chairman, James
Irwin, Secretary and Michael Schultze,
Treasurer.
1t was decided, after some discussion
that the CHAIRMAN ShOuld, early mex
week, appoint a Committee on Organ
ization, which shall consist OF
one member from each district
The responsibility of having each distric
| thoroughly organized for the Spring
campaign, will be placed on the member
representing the district and the task
| before the committee is no slight only.
Chairman Woolley will at the mex
meeting appoint a Committee on Finance
and an Executive Committee, which il
| conjunction with the Committee or
ORGANIZATION is to have the sole contro
of the spring election campaign.
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No use 10 deny the 1act that salvation OH
is fist taking the place OF all other lint
ments.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF James Nichols. deceased, Theresa 3.
Nichols, executrix or James Nichols, deceased.
by order Of the Surrogate OF. HUDSON
County. dated December u, 1872 here
by ives notice to the creditors Of said decedent 70
bring in their debts, demands and claims against
the estate Of said decedent. under oath or arnr ma
ton within nine months from the date OF said
order. or they will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said executrix.
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new YORK Fashions.
First Spring Hats of
Straw Will Soon APP
pear.
POINTS ON CIIAPER0NS.
Hoopskirts Still in the Dim Future
French Walking Dresses.
Copyright. 1881

Copyright. 1881
Abroad, as We all know, there is a system
in force that would be called espionage
were it not directed toward the young
daughters of the families highest up in the
social scale, and it is thus dignified by the
uame of chaperonage. 1t prevails in Ger
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1tSSA SSB S~t 49, - WV
Block $50. parts lots /. . 8 Columbia avenue
BLOCK $50, lot Is. zabriskle street
Block $50, lots "a, u. 46. Germania avenue
Block SSl, lots 3, 4. Al. AZ, Lincoln street
Block 9si, lots 4s; a 4, L y c u street
Block s3l. lot s, GerInania avenue
B BIoet ST. 81, iOts i, Il Is, q as ss e aS ssSaee
Block ySl, lots r. =, Terrace avenue
Block 9S1, lot 81, Terra ace avenue
Block ssl, lots s.. 40, Terrace avenue
Bioen sss. iot IS, zabrisskie street
Block 9s2. lots : !. II. Terrace avenue
Block Ss 5 lots g. : s.. Western avenue
slosk 81 81 l I'ts d d g. :; M iieso,n . avssue
Block asS, lots q. %. V, q. Ionnele avenue
BLOCK ) lois H. L, IS, Tonnse!e avenue
Block gss. lots /. = s Lincoln street
BIoek az sss Lots Lots I I. 8, Il T. i i y, Ws Wsa,ar avenue saGe
Bieck sS7, lot. H. IS, Terrace avenue
Block 9s7, lots IS, 4. 70, q, Terrace avenue
Block 9S7. lot 0. western avenue
B Bloek W. ~. lots lots i! ss. Il i, g. q, y M,e gssrac sy sysHus
Block ss.. lots s. Is. zabrisaE:e street
B oc& ss7, lots 9. IL 8. zaarisde street
B Block ST. 81. i ios s. s. kesesS e avsnae
Block gs7. lots 30. 81, Reserve avenue
B Biock 81 5 lots lots : : Il, ID f1 IS. 81 Tonneie avenue
Bloek SIS. lot 81, Tonneie avenue
B,ook S sss' Lots Lots I y ! 8 IL western Wssaara avenue aNnr,e
Book 93S, lots 81, 80, 40. Al, az, Reserve avenue
BLOCK y5, lot 8, Tonnele avenue
Book g7S, lots A, s. County Road =
Block S.S, lots q, Z, D, y, ~, II, l., Is, IA, Is, l6,County
Road
Block yIy, 10 SAP. ronnele avenue
Block 97s, lot 6, Tonnele Avenue
Block 81. S6 acres, Tonnele avenue
Block $50, lott la. 1horne street
Block 9S. lot 6B, Ionneie avenue
Block y3U. lot 10, Tonnele avenue
Book 9e0, loes II. Il, IL, Il, 10. ~, Northern R. r.
of Nj.
Block 98l, lots s. 6. Tonnele avenue
BlocK gSl, lots s. y. 10 IL, Il, Tonnele avenue
BUCK ~ 4. lots 13. u. IS IL IL 10. Tonne'e avenue
Block 9sl, lots 10. q. 81, u, %, "a, Is, Thorne street.
Block ISL, lots q. y, 80 81, 81, N. K. K. of new
Jersey
Block 9s1, lets 1871, leo. Tonnele avenue
81 OK ySi, lot IS, Northern II. r, of New Jersey
Block ISL, lot Isl Bloeker street
Block 1851, lot 1873, bleeker street
FLOCK y8l, lots lSy. l4U. BECKER street
Block 95l4 lot 15l, Northern X. X. OF New Jersey
Book t6lsx, lots ALL, h, h. jackson avenue
block 93l. lot s. Gefinania avenue
Block We. lot 40, Lincoln street
Block 929, lot 2iA, Nelson avenue
And the Said Court has liked Saturday, the eleventh
day of March, eighteen hundred aud ninety
three at the Chaneery Chambers No. l Exchange
the forenoon as the time and plfyce for hearing any
objections that may be made CO the assessments,
charges and liens fixed and certified by the Com
missioners OF Adjustment III said report, when and
where kl parties interested therein may be heard.
DENNIS M~'AAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of the County Of Hudson.
Dated Jersey City, N. J.. kenruury il .sA8
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Block 919 east and west parts or lou loA Bleeker
street
Block 9 9, lots Q. 10 Nilsson avenue
Block 919, parts lots IA. Is Nelson avenue
Block W., west part plot G Germania avenue
BLOCK y20, east part lot L Columbia avenue
BLOCK 81 parts los S. s. Blocker street
Block 92l, part lot u, Blocker street
Block 922. lots 3, 6 Hill Side road
Block 922, lots 81, l, 2, 81. 3, 4 Terrace aven' .
Block g22, lots e, 50 rerrac, svsnne
BLOCK 1913, lots S. L. IS Tonnele avenue
Block SIS, lot III sleeker street
B Btoek 81 81, lot iOts l., < :, s. ! Il Nelson els n avenue "; n Hi'Slue n'a0
Block 81. lots y, u 10 Nelson avenue
Block 92l, lot ~, Columbia avenue
hock St s., lots t !; s., 81. 81. Lincoln aoIH Street.
Block s25.. lot g. columbia avenue
Block 925. plot Is, Columbia avenue
FtJck ge5, lot Il, Columbia avenue
Flock 925, lots, Columbia avenue
Book ya. lots 81. ST. 81, g.. Columbia avenue
Block VS., lot Is, Germania avenue
s sIosk s VI. iots Il Il. 4 y, $ y. e. Sssr Geeman aae aysnue
Biock 925, lot A Germans avenue
Block 925, lois 81. 80, LING 10 street
Block 926, lots Is, ~, q Terrace avenue
Block g6. lots %, ii, AZ, Terrace avenue
b ock 9!6, IJts 43. ~, IS. Terrace avenue
Block s26, lots IS, 81. Gernania avenue
Block ss, plot L Germania avenue
Block wy. lots 81, 81, Lincoln street
block z lots Il l6, T. Is, Is, Terrace avenue
Block 941, parts lots 81 3, 81 b. 80 b, Terrace
avenue
Block 9g7, lots s, Al, 40, Lincoln street
Bloc s27, lots 81 81, So 81, g, y. TonneIe avenue
s BloSs 81 81 lots lots y : 5 i i : T. ion q eUn aSsea ayenue
Block 92s. 929. lots /, a, 5. Nelson avenue
Block 92s, 9sy, rear parts lots 50, 81. Nelson avenu ne
BOOK ops. sas. lots Sc, 81, SO, Lincoln street
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Public Notice.
REPORT NUMBER 50 OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF ADJUSTMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Il COM
Az missioners of adjustment In and for the City of
Jersey City, appointed by the Circuit Court Of the
visions of Chapter CXII. of the Laws of 1885, emit
te,"An Act concerning the settlement and collec,
ton of errearages of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents. in cities OF this state,
and imposing and levying a tax, assessmen emit and
lien in lieu and instead Of such arrearages, and to
enforce the payment thereof, and to provide for the
sale of lands subjected to future taxation and as
titled and filed q report of their proceedings relatc-
ing to and affecting delinquent land, situated
by BECKER street. east by Nelson avenue. south
b. Zabriskie street, Reserve avenue and the
County TO d, and west by the Northern Railroad
of N ev Jersey. also Other properly. all Of wfich
may be more particularly described as follows. to
Wit
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NoTIce OF

Dated DECEMBER p. A. D. l802-
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from the Lutheran Church, Hoboken.
She was q member of the Eastern Star.
Hiram Lodge will hold an emergent
communication tomorrow at half past
twelve o'clock to attend the funeral OF
the late Charles P. Friend. Members OF
sister lodges are invited to meet with
Hiram aud assist In performing the last
sad duty.
AIlemania Lodge has O funeral to NOR
row. Charles Edward Wrede will be
buried at half past two from his late
home, No. 68 Hoboken avenue.
Allemania Lodge conferred the M. NJ
degree at its last communication. IG has
several candidates.
Eagle Lodge had an interesting COM
munication last Monday night. The
Entered Apprentice was conferred.
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NOTICE on

Dated December 10, A. D 1899.
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ray. Lieutenant Lawless. Sergeant Major
J, q. Berriap, eX-Captain Dunn, Hospital
S .eward E. L.. Van Antwerp, and a dele
CATION of Florence Division. After a
drill Of the division. the bers and
guests Sat down TO a fine supper, during
which speeches and singing entertained
the members until a late hour.
Florence Division elected these officers
for the cushing term:-Captain, w.
Whalen; First Lieutenant, L. Mandeaux,
aud Second Lieutenant, w. Lawless.
They were installed by Major S. Leonard.
Grand Division under command of Cap
tain Forshay, paid a fr~aternal visit. After
the installation. a fine upper was served.
and the division was inspected by the AS
sistant Inspector General. Drills will
hereafter be held on each Thursday even
ing. Recruiting is brisk, aud the divis-
lou is growing rapidly.
Calanthe Division, at its annual meet
ing. elected these officers for the ensuing
lerm:-Captain, John A.. Long; First
Lieutenant, William Liuihan; Second
Lieutenant, Thomas Peabody; Recorder,
John w. Hiaaons;. Assistant Recorder,
Lewis Douglass; Tr ustees, Keuell and
CarhaIt. They were installed by Colonel
w. r. Hitchcock gu Wednesday evening.
The officers elect of Palestine Division
will be the guests of Captain J. H. Breu-
sing er of Company +, Fourth Regiment,
on tuesday evening, February 81. A
special drill of the company will be given
fn honor of the guests.
1t is now Lieutenant Len Pelio tn, aud
Len is busy chewing new tactics by the
yard.
Black Prince Division will give their
annual masquerade social MT their Arm
Dry on Monday evening, Februar ~ 20.
Invitations have heen extended to all tue
prominent officers Of the Uniform Rank.
Sir knight 2. F. Stanley, the new cap
~ - I1Gt~ 1890 -. 49, -lS-.. 80. 80 - - 49,,
division IN that capacity four times pre-
vious 70 the re sent term. Ha will prlD {
the old division up 10 It's staudaid aid
place IL III pro- er condition,
The morning call., 1893-08-22
New York NIar..ats


NEW YORK. Aug. 2L-The tendencY OF affairs
at the Stock Exchange to-day Ia the directi n
or an improvement. The only stock which at any
time showed an important decline from Sa urday's
closing was General electric, which yielded fro-n
212 to 50 at the start under bear attack only to
be followed by quick rise or 51a per cent. Specu.
lation steadily gained strength under the In flu
ence of alvees from Wash ngton favoring the re-
peal Of the Sherman silver law. Continued ar
rivals OF gold from Europe and covering by shorts
resulted in general advance amounting TO 4lA
In Manhattan. 33s in Distilliug. in Burlington,
212 in Sugar. PA in Western Union and Chicago
Gas and 1a@3 per cent the remainder OF the
list. III al quotations showed a reaction Of 1s0
Is from the CHEST, but speculation left off strong
IN tone. Governments strong. Petroleum strong;
September. 65a
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on cal easy az a95% 4; closed offered al 81
Prime paper S9l2%. Sterling exchange strohg:
sixty-day bills 81 o314 531a demand. 50 $500
4 1914. U. ;. AS regular, sll2: do coupon
Sll2' rs regular. S96; Pacific 6's, Sl03; Silver