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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
Rathfnel.
VIM. Mohney is suffering with in
nammatory rheumatism.

VIM. Mohney is suffering with in
ilammatory rheumatism.
Rev. Pollard Is conducting II meeting
in the NJ f. church. Quite Il number
have found peace at the altar.
Geo Dyke Is rec living treatment in
the West Pnn hospital at pittsburg.
Pa, for an affection OF the spine.
Mr. Christie. man about - years of
age, is lying at the point of death II, the
house of John Wylam The old gentle
man is apparently without friends and
means of support. We understand that
the oversccrs have been appealed to for
assistance.
=. c. G. arhcim resident of our town
for the past five years. was removed
from our midst by the hand Of death on
last Wednesday morning. The de-
ceased was much respected by all who
knew him. The aged widow and chill.
drcn In their sad bereavement have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
On Monday evening, March 9Th,
death entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick McCloskey and took there
from little Josie. their twelve year old
child. who had suffered from Tuesday
until Monday evening with that dread
disease. diphtheria. We sorrow with
the parents in this their hour of aillic-
tion.
The necessity of a gin mill was never
really known in our town until we had
the fortune, through the recommends
tion Of some OF ourenterprising citizens.
to- get one. Now we can get gloriously
drunk. get our fingers chewed, our
heads punched and our mortal frames
well kicked and tramped in the mud
and be under no obligations to Reyn-
oldsville's favored seven.
We noticed an article in the Giit OF
March 18th written by some Hoodoo from
this town making general complaint
about troubles at Sprague mine. which
is altogether untrue and misleading.
In the first place he overestimates the
amount of men employed. In the sec
ond place there is not Hugarian or
Polander employed in or about the mine
unless the author Of the article is one)
to burn black strap. The reports of the
mine Inspector will show that there is
more than sufficient air and generally
well circulated through the mine. The
complaint Is, as we see, directed more
to the present check-weighman than
any one else, one who has served long
and well and apparently knows nothing
of any life lease that he holds on the
situation. The writer of the article, we
presume is one who has the conceit to
think that he is capable of filling the
position himself, and would willingly
stoop to the bed bug act to get there.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

Ex-Judgo Charles McCandless. of But
Ter. one of the oldest lawyers in Western
Pennsylvania. was stricken with paraly-
sis in the lower limbs Monday. He had
been retained 10 defend DR.. Wycotf, one
of those held for the Lcechburg bank
burglary and murder.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
CIR X Star.
Subscription $3.50 per near. in odrancc.

An independent local paper. published every
Wednesday ~ Rcynoldsvillc, Jefferson co.
Pa. devoted 80 the interests Of Rcynoldsvi'lc
and Jefferson county. NOn-pOllical viii treat
all with fairness and will he especially friend
" towards the lahuring class
subscription price sl.50pcr year, In advance.
Communications intended Tor publication
mo- Tor publication but as u guarantee Of
guud faith, Interesting news items solicited.
Advcrlisin rates made known on appllca-
tiOn NJ the office In Arnods' Block
Lengthy communications and change OF
Advertisements should reach this office hv
Monday noon.
Address All communications to G. A. Stcph-
ensnn. Rpvnoldsvillc. Pa.
Entered NJ the posioiilcc NJ Rcynoldsvilc.
Pn. ms second class mail matter
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
, =. svrpuuNsoN. rd,,or and pub.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1909

Tel"pNcno connection between Boston
and Chicago is announced as peri 'ct.
and m ,ssag"s are instantannouslv trans
mi'ted oyer $50 milcs of wire. The
vote, rntains Us natural tone and space
sncms vnritahlv annihilntod.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

"March to search" is the old adagc.
1t searches out any weakness of the sys-
TEN, resulting from impure blood.
Those who use Ayers Sarsaparil'a find
March no more searching or even dis
agreeable than any other month. This
medicine is a wonderful invigorator
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
DIED..

NN~~~N~N~N-~N-N~N ~NN~~N~N~~~~~-~~
LATz-On Friday, March 10th, 1893, a
tive-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Late. Funeral services were
held in Lutheran church Sunday, and
remains were inferred in Beulah.
HENRY-At the residence of her son,
/. G. Johnson, on Tuesday, March 7th,
Eliza Henry. Age 63 years, 4months
and 7 days.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

Ladies clean your kid gloves with
Mousquetaire glove cleaner. for sale
only by j. B. Arnold, the leading house
in town. for dressed and undressed kid
gloves in all the most desirable shades.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for a
of years, and it has always
given me satisfaction. 1t is an excel
lent dressing, prevents the hair from
turning gray, insures its vigorous
growth, and keeps the scalp white and
clean. MARY A. Jackson, Salem. Mass.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

All kinds Of Rubbers for men and
boys at Robinson's.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

Mems seamless shoes $3.50 at Robin
sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
SERTICES ~ all SAINTS CHURCH.
BEyEDICTION OF THE MEMORIALS IN THE NEW
STRUCTURE.

BEyEDICTION OF THE MEMORIALS IN THE NEW
STRUCTURE
The handsome structure OF All Saints Protest
ant Episcopal church nj sevcnih.ave. and sevenhst.
costing over 10000, which was opened on Easter
SUNDAY had not been fully completed AT that time,
~ IA number Of memorial gifts had not been in place
and the interior WAS not fully decorated. The decora'
tions are finished and the memorials all now
erected Many OF these rich and handsome.
Bishop Lttleoan, who was prevented from being
present on Easter sunday by an engagement made
when II was thought The opening would have to be
deferred, will officially open the church to-day at
10 80 a. m. and he will confirm class OF commu'
ncants and preach.
Arrangements have been made by TIE Rev. Melville
Boyd rector Of the church. for series OF services
In honor OF the memorial gifts Wednesday and
Friday evenings Of this month. Ike programme OF
exercises includes the bcnedicOn OF the altar on May
3. when DR.. Morgan Dix. Of Trinity Church, New'
York. will preach ~ IN" pulpit, May ), when the
preacher will BE- Dr. Henry l.. Jones. OF t. sephensa
Church. Wilkesbarre. Penn: OF the font, on May 10,
when the Rev Henry {. Swentzcl. OF 81. Luke's
Church. will preach: Of the ccern. May II, when
the Rev Charles +. Cassidy. Of Trinity Church New.
Rochelle. y. Y, will conduct the services: OF The
organ, May Il. when !r, George Il. Van De Water,
~ II. Andrewss Church. Harlem will offciae OF the
liiany dc,k May 10. when the Rev. George F.
Freed. OF ST. Johns Church. will preach OF the altag
vessels. Oh May -. when pr. f. A. Bradley. OF It.
Agnes, Church. New-loii. will "fhcate and Of the
memorial windows. May 26. when Dr. John We
Crown, OF 81. Tiomas's Church, New-iorh, viii
preach,
special sermons will BE- delivered the sunday
evening, in May by the following: on May =. by DR..
Charles 4. Tiffany. rector emeritus Of the Church u
Hon and ~. Timothy. N.w-Nork: on May Il, by DR..
Arthur Brooks OF the Church OF H." incarnation. New
York on May Il. by Or. ID. Parker Morgan. of the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest, New York. and IN May
- by the Rev. Melville Boyd. Mr.. Boyd has one
the coscSt and >nugse>t studies II any minister IN
IN tl:1 church. II Il nj the right Of the
charc.l and back " the organ. door alongside TIE
organ leading u II. II Is handsomely decorated. the
walls being covered with slrrro-reef and richly coli
ored. \ hardwood floor and handsome rug, together
with books and pictures. make II "A delightful place FOR
u student literary man. and In Its quiet r'tiremens
tEr rector can prepare his sermons undsturJed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
AT TIE PI.tiHOC SEES.

The play at the Columbia Theatre his week will
be- ~ society Fad" presented 10y John II. RuSsclS
company The farce has lad OF 100 night,
AT the lijou Theatre this and il said L. De-
full of fun and froic. Amelia Glover will lead the
dancing and among the performers will be Miss Nettie
Parker Miss Kate TART Miss Ethal Ormondc Miss
Margaret Fitzpatrick, Dan DAY. Wills Swcanam,
j. &. Mlron. william Cameron. julius Wli;mark.
John Jennings and Tyrone Power.
Hermann. the magician. assisted by his wife, will
appear this week at the Amrhon Theatre IN a num-
her 90 new and clever featS oi eg,rdcmaln added 10
lis usual slriyh OF hand tricks. Iii, programme IN
cludc, the Chinese immigration mystery "Ia-ko lo,"
which aroused attention and wondrrment in New.
York CITY. lie also presents the ae.orca tablcan
The Slave Girls Dream" In the course Of which
Nine Hermann gives representation Of the Montana
silver statue of Justice which Is 10 De exhibited IA,
the World Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
HCRT EY A FALLING WALL.
TWO CHILDREN HAVE \ NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATP

TWO CHILDREN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATP
Two children had barrow escape from violent
death yesterday afternoon by the collapse Of the wall
OF an old building at Forest-st. and 3rShwickave
slnca the buIldnC has been deserted the children 10
the neighbOrhoOd have gathered daily 10 collect wood
They were engaged at their usual occupation when
the wall collapsed. niuring two OF them severely.
They were Lillian Groves. of No 10 Broadway,
and Linus Gibsus, Of No. 10 Monteith-s. The other
children escaped. The crash caused considerable
excitement I'm the neichborhood
When the cloud of dust and mortar which arose
from the fallen mass Of brick had drifted away,
there was wild rush Of worsmen and Others for picks
and shovels. 1t was first expected that several
children had been killed.
The men worked rapidly. and at last their nntrns
efforts were rewarded by bringing To light the bleeding
and bruised forms OF the little ones. They We're
hastily removed to n"lghhorlng drug store
where their injuries dressed and later taken 10
their homes The little Groves Girl was severely
hurt Internally and cut about the face 1t Is feared
that She will die The boys lower Jaw was broken
and he was badly cut about the face and body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

u. Martin Mis-, clax'on, Mr.; Cox. Judge T GAY,
Ion. r. Irln. William B,'o and Mrs sexton Mr ard
M..'on, III MI l. White. Mr. EDDY Jasper Comet
and Nj cr!e 'i, u, ,n~ season by The Eucrpc Gu
The la, 'o' i IN Pilgrim Congregational thuIch'
,trrd twenty i.s. ..tM nl"'i rp, soo.
Tuesday evening" h'i c, Mis Alice KirbY soprano
x Harper ba,-o,; VIZ" ir", hiow WILL, accom-,
Cg.qland. orcali,t. ana N''' ''"'' 0 "''s''' "'''
ns formal closing Of the educational s,se' viii II
Ac Harlem 'o'n- ,vrning at 40 j West one nun
BE- h,u Wr;y lin i. 1t Las been decided 10 So ON
ir Inc member, regular hi',N m.cr,S -,
n. i;a m, dosing excrc-es oi me 'dGsalioni nT
Tl'a ' Of ne Educational p"rtmSh'; ~
iaccn {. Warner. VII pr, ', u" EnWra,inm viii deliver
NJ smc' Dipoma, and c"itihcaies OF merl. W.
b a~nd,d Tie mandolin ana T, Ion oT work dore
rs ~ IN archcctural, mechanical ana ohc'
lines WIZ Dc vii be- gwen tomorrow evening at the
. I N,I" pr,.hytrrian Church IN Scvcntave arc
,r ,nnGrcd and tw"uty'ig'Nhot', byth" ICY ~ ~
Charlie, :. Robinson W. p'hi,r, u" =. What Did the nj
Robinson will take loi "'' '"'' ~
lar SiS nns o. Kctcham will give an address at tI'
,"iDn'I IraahTi>rian Church. In one hundred ana,
ni,ary hear Tnlavc., Wednesday cv"nns. on
Niin The anniversary sermon Of the Ia,io,s
d ' s"riSv Of calvary Presbyterian Church will be
pr",cncd by the p.er M Rev. Dr. Jam amrrn viii
is evening at ~: Wo% %o%F" iufnl me '''''
'tahp aS NV Young Peoples society, OF the LrnoA
,vrmnc Unitarian Church IN Lrn9Nav'' AMI I'm in
M r,cr. of the church tomorrow evening NJ Wicn
~, ,, pa Eagle Will read paper Oh Impressions
Of China . - co,.,. -, piicrim ConcrcCa.
l. ,I ,hurcb in lladi>on-avr. and onc-hihur'u '.u
l..'m, , d., = will hold meeting In the cHur'"
Tn."dav evening AT : 80 O'Clock. D., ,hc
Tickets are being sold In large h,llhpyr IT, 'or pdr,
ar,r'.c ,nt.rt ainu"nt which j. To he gwen u',"
The auspices Of The Young People Association o nnd
1roItr Church In L"noNav". ana onrhi'ul, ,'' y,
,.i,: cnnd. 81 The entertainment will b" gwen ,'
,H, E,rkclcv Lyccum. Nos 10 and 81 West roi'i
f"urth. ST. The comedy chr Boys by H'''S %
nvron will he presented. ,u he
Gilbert and sullivan's opera "FatIrnc: c VII
Given Nav o I'm the hall Of Ia" Young Non ,fth
,,,,tinn no ; West one hundred ara twenty .i' u
=, hv the Ariel Dramatic society. Tor W., ,,, ni
-, the Lrnox Avcnu" Unitarian 'hnrch us y viii
y" ,h, rnv j. Diaz. THE Apostle OF 'hpi, w
,,i III evening at the. Mount Morris bhp.r
Church In Ffthavc. near "nr'hnndr'u i', ~ n
IN ON hi, life and work In litvanh ~ ~
nis .tonnry The adirrS, will b. locker Ior"n"
viii cr.,l interest. Mr.. Dmz has lea !, fo ,.a
lie IN Cmba and lh- gone tlroneh hrlIN N'.'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
A HEAVY TRACK AT JENNINGS.

Bennnss d. c.. April GA shower q rain fcll before
the races began which mad, the track heavy The al
tendance good.
FIRST race five fuflcnrs-Toof Jonathan won. Early
blossom second. IiplOaa third. Time. ;Oi,
second. Bri,r gedinr third. Time. 3lh -,
Third race six furongs-Murnecr won, Lou Ehctt
second. pousse Cafe third Tine 81. ,.o...o,
Fourth mile and sNt' enthPlevnar won, Lchhoh
second All Night third. Time. :j5I.
Fifth race-six aud hail furlone>-Dcccpton won
Industry second Doncaster third. Time. %. -
Sixth race steepechaee course-Venus won, Triple
Cross second. (enna third. Time. D O0
The following are the entries for Monday:
First race two-yearolds nye-eightS Of a mlc;-A2po'
matox. 100; BIocade lilly, 1l2 Kenmore Little MT
Tatters,ll, ITO each Anxiety MY lo7 Dulse, lo7.
Second race selling, threc.qnarters Of mic1Re'
morse. llG: PcllNood. 100 Iippona. 1O7 P0l dora
lOi: Poor Jonathan Ioi King solomon. lo3i Elect.
lO2: Ada Rlue. 1O2; Hustler. 100; Indigo. D.
Thiri race handicap six and hall fuilo1es LOGAN
10: Pagan. 10 Hume, 10. lAzzcta los BELLEVUE
ito: Augusta Belle 9s; frontcnnc, 81
Fourth race selling mile-Spcculatlon 10 Lafch
mont George G.. FREELY, l06 each Pc'tIenec' lo- :
Plevmar, 80.
Fifth race. handicap. stecplechase Cancaa lG' s.
Luke 100 Fat oakley. 80: Ec1rt". ! 70 l"turh, lao
grey Gown, 40; Elphin 1872 SIcndall 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
1NONG THE CLCBHOUSES.
uoNORING GENERAL sLOCuM-TwO DINNEhs
AT THE UNION LEAGUE.


AT THE UNION LEAGUE.
Tho Drooklyn Club gave complimentary dinner
on Tuesday evening TO its retiring president, Gen,
oral Henry W. socum. The menu cards contained
a portrait of the General. over 100 people were
present, and the new president OF the ciuD' eA''eo
rotary benjamin +. Tracy, was POSTMASTER. AZ '"e
fable beside him were General Slocum. ex-Mayor
Abrom s. Hewitt, Justice Calvin f. Piatt' Judge
Augustus Van wyck, Henry ID. Polhem's, Nelson
g. Carman General o. o. Howard James ,. l.
-tranahan and General d. ;. Stanley All OF 'hesc
men, rs well as Justice Edgar NJ. cullen and Generai
Uoratio c. King made addresses. llassan H. "hee'cf
had charge Of the arrangements for the dinner
Th. BROOKLYN Woman's Club Monday afternoon
held a meeting which was addressed Dy d. H''~'
NJ Mosher on " PreventlveS IN Medicine ana sur
CORY, Miss Davis spoke about new model cottage
for laborlng men, and Mrs llarniarinar' vi l""''
told about the IIndoo women. Mrs. Townsend pre'i'
don't ~ the Womans Club OF Buffalo, also spoke.
The Union League Club Is holding an Individual
howlinc tournament for the last two weeks under
the management Of Frank Weed, OF the House Cohi'
mtec.
The Aurora Grata Club on April % held an enter
,ainment at It's rooms In Bedfordave. hh"h bro"hc
gave an Illustrated lecture on " Hawaii anu ""c
llawaiians."
The BROOKLYN Press Club had a benefit entertain
mont NJ the Columbia Theatre last sunday night. \
number OF actors, friends OF the members, 'ooh Pir
and a large sum OF money was realized. Inc enter
tanmcnt was opened with remarks by Whit" ID
Green who on behalf Of the committee CONSISTING
of Herbert r. Kinney John +. IIettrick and Himself
thanked the MANAGERS Edwin Knowles 81 Co.. ana
tho performers for their aid. Among those WHO
oppcarel were Little Violet Dale, Wilson Barrett D.
p Brnwn Miss Ida VI. Godbold. lnnes's Pahd' 'ne
Lyric Quartet, Ruby brooks, Harry Denton anu
Mrs. Nellie Yale Nelson
On Thursday night there were two dinners at the
Union League Club The L. > Grant Grand ARMY
most held lis annual dinner there as usual Ehoch
Iu,zler presided. and \. -ims was chairman Vi 'i'
Dinner Committee. Speeches were maze by "ehe'a
Wager Swayne, Colonel J. b. Wilhinsoh 'h' i'eN. ~
LYMAN Abbott Justice Calvin +. l1at General isaac
: Catlin. * Congressman stephen v "Iut,: ,''h
cral Theodore u. Gates and Corporation '"'i'S'i
Almei T. jerks. 49,, . Aha o,,,
Al the same time IN the gymnasium 2i ,Ie cIup
dinner with Charles H. Requa toastmaSter. the
Spsaltrrs we're A. e. Barton. W. W. Goodrich, Dudley
Fuck Herbert +. Ketcham, william {. DE VIII ana
RAT Navarro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
HIS TALK VAS CRAZY.
IAN Francisco Examiner.

From The san Francisco Examiner.
Ny dear brother faltered The city missionary
through the prison bars ard i,ndl"d tue puzzeiacN
cumsancr. what Unforeseen Influence. led thy errtns
foostcps from the paths of rcotitudel'
Again The missionary repeated his question, WIN
even greater depth Of feeling. ~.
Yer curves Is too wide fer me- podner Wha's
~Iow came You in Jail: What have You done
to thus forfeit your lbrrly'"
noa Of ish hrok ' in ON p pn~'' didn't nav;
thIn'. Bnt IN tell Yer how it was. Sc 'BSr S
from Frisco lie had a sack. an braces me Ter =
samS Of poker See I'm pretty p wild de IN p s,Sot
an didn't want To queer de mark. See 80
touches de wires 10 Il chnm Of mine In salem. IT,
a dead smooth dnch-a foxy blokc with a erocNer'
II tells him to come on an help me vP peel S 20
Sits in game wld de Frisco mug aud pulls hi, iss
for 400. Den he maces me fer round via 10
dice Gotcl. seq !. does yer mean biz! OAR WAT
scz he. Trot out Yer basalt blocks. So. !. nv.
Wei. skins him fer hundred cases und de oJ hnYi
nut dr Ky wnz dead game an wan nnss 40 kilin'
Of eighty plunks on IIogan's alley. Den he qui''
an ducks his nut. see! o,h,r,
lie didn't let on dat he WIZ sore or n ,.asr
iellIn' me could make winnn' in Frisco. . nhs.
II, mt '"m ~a m" way thinks 30 lns me- me- De mug
meets m" nj Il" ferry, ir0ws a few gc'frs n,' n.
steers m" asin' brace game an SILKS ~, m me dyss
h"h W Sbhk me >pafh 10 'h' on -.
IN" d" horse laugh low down. puts dc gang o" ~
Nv" been shalin' on me uppcrs ever s'"oS; 10
Last night | wuz plnch,d for vag az eApces 81
cit II In de neck today hut yer can h,t yer nn,s
III play oven. Scel" Ard the pukzleiaefu ''
scGwlnd fcrociOusly. . ..sion
At first the missionary listened win an cNpreSn~
Of pancd nSonlshmont not unmiN.d WIN aM NV,
wihlr,mrnt followed; then look OF eonpa ysm,s
changing TO righteous inVignaiton rs enc N, .,S
ROUNDED of his tale of woe Then the mnIssnrskt
hunted up the turnkey and said II was downim.is
shame To pen up an insane man with crimmssw
lie was going to see the authorities about II nimsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
he DID NOT APPEAR on THE WEDDING DAY.

Mrs Jullanna Berger, ffy-seven years old, OF
No. % Catherine st.. yesterday applied for warrant
for the arrest OF Thomas Wilde OF No. 357 Grandst.,
whom she charged Wit. falling to marry her after
having promised TO do They first met In FEB
ruary last. Two weeks later the wedding day was
set. but Welde failed 10 appear. messenger was
sent to his home and II wdn said he was III. Inc
wedding adjourned for a week. Yes erday she
ard ,b,, no was tn marry another woman. she
Threatened that II she could not get warrant sl"
woud get A hor,cwhip and whip both Wedc and the
vnung woman. she told Ia 90 10 the EVEN
ST. police court. but went away with the detcrnina-
ton 10 carry out her threat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
the POWER or TRAGEDY
From The Chicago Record.

From The Chicago Record.
Perhaps she lad Just stepped ont OF a ,ojrv hoo,
>lc dainty liillr creature with cheeks lin. pink
rose leave, and shower Of something ih,i Ionk.I
Ike tangled ,uIbclmS falling over her saunders md
around her flower face. inr her eyes w,rr win, :,
note Of gray IN them. eyes wide and starry She
TODD tiptnr III the waiting room door
Iut near Ly another little maid who was WHOLLY,
human. she was merry little rogue lrown.rvcd
and chubby faced. and on her head was pcrcled n
Kurdish cap with lively tnss"l.
She didn't lind II lit tirrsomc woItInr for tbc
train. Sl. trying her best 10 rousc some on
ihusiasm Ia another little midget who sat and Looked
on dcnIrc II, mouse. Try ns She wo,ld She
conldni coax the mouse 10 play
Presently she tried another tack She stood ont
In front of the mouse. threw back her head and struck
~ attitude
ITO he. or not TO be-" She said with dramatic
hclihrr1irnrs>. "Or-or what + II -
Then re pai.-"d 10 note the effect nm Mis- Nnusc
Miss Morl>r had h"gun 10 ,Nilr a liitl, shvIr
Little Hamlet iri"d again with renewed cuphn,Is
49, To be-. or mol To- be- " She said "or-orrsomc,
nm "lse" Then III" dropped from tragedy to comedy
mad. rush NJ Nils Mouse ana ron,lcI AMI ,um,Jci
and hnegoi hrr illl thy both wont ~ ina p, .nl
II laughter and i'ic last ,aw of thnm thcy wer,
deep In Tie mysteries Of "pat-ucaLe n.t.ucakc
bakers man."
North Shore Limited. only afternoon umi,ed tro,p.
ior Chicago. By the New-York Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
TWO p1G SUITS AGAINST NJ. Z. pwYEE

Two suits against ". +. DIVER president OF the New
jersey Jockey Club and Hugh ID. Mcintyre. S"cre.1ry
begun yesterday the Union County Circuit CpnTs
at Elizabeth by Patrick Coleman and John A. Skahill
10 recover $4,000 i2G ALLEGED violations Of the 't-
terry law, each offence being punishable with me OF
81 600 The plaintiffs also bring suit in behalf OF th'
County Of Union and charge that the law wa~ Vioatrl
at seveny.on, different stalls betting -booths They
this information before supreme Court Conns-
sioncr David Harvey U, who then issued the Wits
The suits will BE- tried before judge van Svrk'I NV
they begun late ~ the May calendar ana
cannot now be tried before the October tenn This IS
another move Of Peter De Lacy 10 Hct the fGTctfa'k
in way before Judge Van Svckc, who has
heretofore been known unconl ronisng foe Of i;c
track gambling