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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-28
THE JERSEY City news
80 MONTGOMERY STREET.
RISING STAR CIRCLES SURPRISE.

The Members Present Mrs. Toomey With
a Valuable Rocking Chair.
One Of the most enjoyable social events
of the past week was a surprise visit re-
\ ceived by Mrs. NJ. Toomsy at her home.
No. 21e Seventh street. on Thursday
evening, the anniversary OF her Dirro-
day, from her sister companions Of Ris-
ing Sta Circle. No. "a, e. O.. F., of which
Mrs. rooEaey Is Financial Secretary.
This was a surprise In reality. the rectpl-
.ent not having had the least inttmation
OF the proposed visit. but this fact was
not allowed 10 lessen tine cordially and
hearty welcome with which she received
her visitors. One of the first. acts Of the
callers q most interesting feature OF the
afair, was ths presentation TO Mrs.
| Toomey, as a birthday gift, OF an elegalt
ocking chair, the Presentation being
made In a vary neat speech by Mts.
WEIGH, Chief Compaaiou, to which the
| recipient fesliugly responded. Dauciug
TO excellent music furnished by Profs.
Tom Moss AMI VIM. Foley, voca sm
| with piano accompaniment, aud other
| features of ENTERTAINMENT followed until
midnight, when q bJuntlIut supper was
served, the visitors having come loaded
own with everything called for TO max
perfect an unsurpassed menu. After
upper the danciuq was esuned and
| daylight was close at hand when the sur !
1 aflBSrS kUuRut blolT uuules. uSEc WoF0
present Mrs. WEIGH, Chief Companion;
Mrs. Morris. Sub. Chief; Mrs. Arthur
Eutwlsle. Treasurer; Mrs. Voorhies, Rs-
curdiEg Secretary: Mrs. s. K.olon, Outer
duard: Mrs. M. English, MRS. England,
Mrs. Witcher. Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. Sheldon. Mrs: Or.
Past Chief of Pride of New Jersey Circle;
Mrs. Monroe, SUP. Chief; Mrs. During.
Mrs. Morris, Mrs. FISCHER. Mrs. Herman.
Mrs. Mahr. Mrs. Quinlan, Mrs. Faite.
Mrs. Cooper. Miss Douanue. Mrs. Robert
Herman, Mrs. Jelly, Mrs. and Miss NJ.
Sanders, Mrs. Mckeone. Mrs. La Cost.
The gentlemen present were Mr.. j. Nor
ris, Mr.. A. Entwisle. Mr.. John Faite,
Mr.. Orr. Mr.. Robert Herman. Mr.. John
Herman, Mr.. Orney and Masters Arthur
Entwisle aud Harold Herman.
The COMMITTEES by whom the affair was
gotten mp and SO successfully carried cut
were Mrs. Entwisle, Mrs. Morris and
Mrs. SueIdOn.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Mayor Pagan Sours on the Reporters
Police and thsir Revolvers.

Mayor Pagan Sours on the Reporters
Police and thsir Revolvers.
The H.boken Police Board met last
evening. Commissioners Coyle aud Utz
being the absences. Officer Whitlock,
who allowed a prisoner to escape on the
evening OF October %. after an attempted
robbery. made an explanation to The
board. Whitlock mad laft his revolver at
home. and WAS fred at by the escaping
prisoner. He could not return the COM
pumept. and tRe man succeeded In max
ing of. Whitlock gave an account
of the happening, excusing himself by
saying he allowed his prisoners release
only when he stopped to the ground.
The man jumped back, he asserted, and
pointed the revolver at Whitiock. ex-
p,odiug it. Commissioner Hayden was
not satisfied and so expressed himself.
Officer Wailacs. who had u prisoner at
the same time, was called. aud he corrob-
GRATED WhItlock's story. Commits
siensr Hayden then kicked against
the manuer In which the poles
forget theil revoIyers. He made a mo
tion tina each police officer show his
weapon TO the Ssrgesns before leaving on
the rounds. 1t was decided to have the
Chief examine the revolvers aud report
at the next meeting how the department
stands relative 10 that.
The payroll, amounting to $7,792.54. for
November, was ordered paid. Tue sum
includes an October warrant for PATROL
mau Wallace.
A resolution was passed prohibiting
members OF the press from goiuR behind
the desk in the Sergsant's room for news
and from interviewing prisoners Ia the
corridors of the prison. Heuceforth that
news must be gathered froal sources
other than the police record books.
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paid to the persons hereinafter named for
services as inspectors in repaving certain
streets.
Charge special street account.
$75 to Owen Carroll for twenty-five days
On repaying Seventh street, October.
S72 to Timothy Murray for twenty-four
days on repaying Henderson street, Octo-
Der.
$s7 to Matthew Monxs for twenty. nine
days on repaving York street, October and
November.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to Albert Datz for printing posters for
hearings on improvements.
Charge the several Improvements,
VI. 90 for posters on improvement of Sher-
naa avenue.
$3.50 for posters on W in Virginia ave-
nue..
% for posters on sewers in Magnolia and
Baldwin avenues.
$500 for posters on opening of Prior
street.
$3.50 for posters on opening of Fremont
street.
$3.50 for posters on improvement of ORR
ent avenue.
$I3 for posters on sewer IN Summit avenue.
" tor posters on sewer in Leonard street.
y Tor posters on sewer in Congress street.
" tor posters on improvement of Duncan
avenue.
81 for posters or improvement of Wood
ward street.
Resolved, That the resolutions adopted
October 10, 1898, ordering paid the follow
ing claims for use of teams on unpayed
streets. to wit:
$312 to James F. Somers, $132 to John
Kilroy and $3.50 to Mrs. Drain be and are
hereby rescinded, and that the City Clerk be
requested TO cancel said warrants.
Resolved. That an extension of time
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of thirty days be granted to Thomas
| Wood in which to complete his contract, No.
678, for construction Of sewer in Arlington
avenue.
Whereas, There is a dispute between the
city and the Jersey City and Bergen Rail
road Company as to the liability of the com
pany to pay a portion of the expense of the
repaying of York street, between Washing
ton and Hudson streets;
Resolved, That Henry Cunningham. the
contractor for said improvement, shall not be
stopped by accepting the final payment here
tofore ordered paid, amounting to 81, III. so,
for said work in case it shall be ascertained
that the city is bound to perform a greater
part of said rcpayement than has been al
lowed to the contractor by tine City En-
gineer.
Whereas, On the sixteenth day of Sep
TENDER, 1893, the Commissioners Of Assess
ment and the Chief Engineer filed in the
Office of the Clerk OF this Board their report
and map In the matter of the opening of
Prior street, between Railroad avenue and
Wayne street; and
Whereas. On the twenty-third dayof Octo-
Der. 1898, this Board met to hear and con-
slider all objections to said report and map
or the Improvement therein referred to which
were presented in writing; and
Whereas no objections were presented,
alleged or known against the same; there
fore,
Resolved, That the said Board does here
by determine to make said improvement; and
further
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the following
sums be paid the following named persons to
whom the awards were made, for real estate
taken and damages sustained in making said
Improvement, such payments to be made
under the advice of the Corporation Counsel:
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The same committee reporttd the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That The resolution heretofore
passed November o, 1893, ordering paid
50, 704 to 7. ]. Condor as a final payment
on contract No. 83S. be and is hereby recon.
sidered and reseinded, and that the whole
matter OF said final payment be recommitted
to the Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks for adjustment.
Adopted by the following vote, on the
call for the ayes and nays:
Ayes--President Madden, Commissioners
Somers, Voc and Cook.
Observation-Disclosures Dugan-1.
The same Committee presented supple
mental report upon the certificate Of the
Chief Engineer.
You Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks, to whom was referred
November 30, 1893, for readujstmens the
hereto annexed certificate Of w. w. Ruggles.
Chief Engineer, setting forth that p. ].
Condor IS entitled to cash to the amount of
80, 704. 90 final on contract No. 638, for
masonwork on Public School No. 25, re-
%spectfully report that as a result OF a con-
ference with other city officials and with
Mr.. Condor. that said final payment be
further reduced by the sum of 81, 455, max
ing q sum total yet due said Condor on ac-
count of his said contract the sum of 81, 249,
an agreement to accept which sum as a pay
naent in full on said contract and duly ex-
ecuted by said Condor is filed herewith.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Printing and Stationery
reported on claims of J. c News, $50, $40;
J. w. Harrison, 50. so; A. DATE. $8S. 80 as
correct.
The report was accepted.
OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS.
Proposals for furnishing and delivering
abouth one hundred lengths of rwelve-inch.
one thousand lengths eight-inch, five hun
dred lengths six-ineh, one hundred lengths
four inch cast-iron water pipe.
Eight 49, in number were presented. as
follows:
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HOTEL
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAIlRnAn.

On ane after Novenbsr 18th. 1893. trains win
leave JERSEY CITY as oliows:-
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
BIS 4. n. FAsr LINE. with vestibuls Psrior ana
e oisseiaa ana ana 'cS Ssag a daily F e1SsDs sas oGtn1gs iSs
,isM 4 NJ. the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED,
exclusively Of Pullman, .v~esribule. Drawing and
saaoSiSS Cars, Isaessd by statkcna qySs and moraS Sna
electric lights, daily for PittsburG and Chicago.
rarss. With Plll19asnn' 7esslou Es Sleeping Shl a nSp psni Ea,
Cars. daily to Columbus. cineianad. Chicago. and
Gil r. NJ, WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullman
vessi6uls Sleeping Cars, daily 70 Pitssbsrg. chi
and Pittsburg to Chicago.
500 7. n, SoUrHwEsTERN EXPRESS. daily for Col
umbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis st. Louis AMI
Memphis. Through sleeping Cars. Dining Car
as P. II, PACIFIC RxPREss, Pullman BuYst sleen.
lag Car 70 Chicago daily Tor PittsburE. Chicago.
Toledo, and Columbus; daily except Saturday Tor
For Baitimere, Washington and the South at s.ls
G 1rsi ra5: Pafi;sr a Cars s and PsnS ssaT SIissf RsiIroaa
Dining Cars, AS. 613 ana E44 P n, and 123J
sloaasi Limissa gsrlor Cars and ~Pean SWAMI.
Hsailroad Dining Garl rs SIS aad 80 T: N. and
Kirsnss for Philsaelphia. So: z.s4. BIS, as as.
4 NJ i2sa La 2 3 a $ 1,s, 4is, ~ a1s 81 s@as
NJ. nj F' Psn nav van ai Gim,1 sanda 4 ID 80 : "a ZIP
:is; rs als Sls So isis * ( 81 n. P Y. and md ~ g PplsS'
Week days. sun.oayss SIS and rs P. az "ioF.
Ills A. NJ. LA 2a, AIS. SIS aud sis F. u, week
dayA Sundays, 4: 10 4 NJ rs
Pullman BufreE Parlor Carr. rs F. 81. week days.
For Cape May, 12S2 Pm. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park ooeau Grove.
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations, via Rah-
way. 92s A. b.. Ills, asa. 5,22 and 1L3s F. NJ. Or
Sunday. 90.e0 A. u. ana 622 PM. do not stop
at Aspury PARK or Ocean Grove on Sunday.l
The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and check baggage from and 20 hotels and resi-
dences.
s. NJ. PROVOST. J.R. WOOD.
Genl Manager. GonL Passenger Agenk
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TOO MUCH JERSEY LIGHTNING.

John SIN it'll. q .'cullud gen'man', living at No.
10 Pell stree:. New York, visited Hoooken last
night and INDUCED in Jersey lightning. He
sixth street Jersey City. White was reluctant
to use his lists. but Smith used his in a forcible
way. In the melee John Won Speck Of Albany
street, Wost Hoboken was run into and knocked
down by Smith, cutting his head severely
Officer Whitiock arrived at thar moment and
summoned the patrol wagon. Van Speck and
Smith were taken to the police station. Won
Speck was attended by DR.. simon and sent
home. Smith was attended to by Recorder Mo-
Donough aud sent up fifteen days.
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NOTICES


TN MATTER OF PROBATE OF THE WILL OF
4 Helen n. oldner. deceased. q foreign viii.
Patrick h. Nugent, having filed In my office q
copy OF tho will OF Helen n. Oldner, late Of the
City OF BrooSlyu. In the County of Kings, and State
Of New York, deceased. duly exempithed under
the hand and seal of Hon. Abraham Lott, Surro-
gate OF said County Of Kings. whereby 1t appears
That said viii has been admitted TO probate by said
surrogate OF said County OF Kings, In the State OF
New york; and said Patrick h. NuSent having &C
the same time made application TO me in writing
setting forth that the persons interested In said
will desire to have such will proved and recorded
In this state and letters Of administration with
the will annexed thereon issued to said applicant,
and pray ing that said will be proved ana recorded
In this State pursuant to the statute In such case
made ana PROVIDED and letters issued to him
/. James a. ofSen, Surrogate OF the County OF
Hudson New Jersey. hereby order that cause be
shown before me. at my ONCE. On the first
day of December next, at the hour of ten o'cloSk
A. n, why a certified copy OF such will should not
be filed and recorded In my Office and letters OF
administration with the will anne xed be issued
thereon to said Patrick d. Nugent; and that this
order be published in The JERSEY City NEWS, q
newspaper printed and published In Jersey City,
in said County OF HUDSON, for four weeks success
sively next preceding said day, once each week.
Given under my hand this S0th day of, Octo-
AMES H. ONEIL,
Surrogate.
JAMES T. Illus,
fUFA 7 nADufy EurrnOafo H.
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Whereas. On the sixteenth day of Septem-
Der, 1898, the Commissioners of Assessment
and Chief Engineer filed in the office Of the
Clerk of this Board their report and map in
the matter of the opening Of Fremont street,
between Railroad avenue and Wayne street;
and
Whereas, on the twenty-third day of Octo-
Der. 1898, this Board met to hear and con-
slider all objections to said report and map
or the improvement therein referred to which
were presented in writing; and
Whereas, No objections were presented,
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MI THE R LETTER. By Julian
No. .. THE MYSTERY OF coLDE FELL or
Nor PROVEN, BY Charlotte NJ. Brssms, author OF
Se.s. UNDER THE E FLAG. By Miss M. E.
No = KING M MINES. By h. Riaer
So.I ROUND TIE o IN EIGHTY
No.a The ooRsicAN By Alox-
anger No.1 1. LADY GRACE By Mrs. Henry Wood.
Sos AVEkl Ii BY Rose Nonshef &c Carey \. v.,.a.
SEA ASon sEI LEE an By Nlss M y Sss W.,
LER's pAgaHTEs- By Charlotte NJ. Braems.
aq NJ. e e. -H Ras i saH0SleSsxi TULIP. BY Alszander
Dp No' Is. THE DUCHESS. By .rhe puchess.p
No. 4: NURsE REvEL's MISTAKE. By Flor.
'A No. IS. IERLEs CRUSADE. By Rosa Nou.
e1 Ne. ls' 4 STUDY IN R By A. Conan
No. il. ROCK RUIN; or. THE DAUGHTER OF
I Ne. 1 ~ LORD z fl SCI; sn bs i sssRasss, BY Char.
No. IS. THE OF TYR b sylvanus
No. %. MI. GILFILs LOVE STORY. BY George
No. 81. SCARLET SIN. BY Florence Marryatl
No NSo. e z TIE So sfka K!N Ss p p Gspfs,n h lar ss r
H9 Nv. ~ lSfss0ih NELSON'S WILL By H. Rider
No. IS. JENNY HARLowE. By W. Clarke Rus
Ne. ss. BEAToN's BARGAIN. By Mrs. Alex.
No n. THE sQUIRE's DARLING. By Charlotte
E. Rraeme, author Of Dora Thorne."
Ne. IS q RUSSIAN GYPSY. By Alexander
No. e. THE WANDERING HEIR By Charles
No. 50. FLOWER AND wEED BY Miss M. e.
No. 81. no THoRoUGHFARE. BY Charles
No 81. THE HoGGARTY DIAMOND.
10. s. THE sUKGRoNss DAUGHTER. By Sir
No. g. HiLDA; OF. h FALSE VOW. By Char
lotte n. Braeme. author of Dora Thorne."
NO. IS. G~RANDFATHER's CHAIR. BY Nathaniel
No. SC. ITRIp TO THE MOON. BY Jules Verne.
No. 81 TIE PIONEERS By EN-
No. IS. A LITTLE REBEL. BY "Tne Duchess
No. 50; MASTER RoCKAh ELLAR's VOYAGE
No. 40, THE HEIREsS OF HILLDRoP, BY
Charlotte NJ. Braeme. author of Dora Thorne."
Cut out and send to this office
four of the above Coupons, to
eether with Ten Cents, and we
will send you postpaid ANY Three
of the following books:
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alleged or known against the same; there
fore,
Resolved, That the said Board does here
by determine to make said improvement, and
further
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the following
sum be paid to the following named persons,
to whom the awards were made for real estate
taken and damages sustained in making said
improvement. such payments to be made
under the advice of the Corporation Counsel.
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SARAH CoWgIL liz MONIES READINGS.

Sarah Coweli Ls Moyue, who Is to appear In
Hasbrouck Hail Tuesday evening, Dscsfnb sr 5.
had the rare honor OF bsiug chosen 70 read the
Chicago fair. she had before her at that time
the largest audience ever assembled under Que
roof, With Il voice of peculiar resonancs and
power, trained bv years OF study and practice,
she was able To- reach tho ears Of q larger mum.
Der Of people than any speaker of the day save
Chauncey Depew.
seeilaneoua' seyersd nuur54Atyy hsihg b special
request OF those who heard her in our city
last spring. f
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FINDER N BY vITURE OF THE POWER OF
the United Electric Traction Company to The
cember q, lsgU recorded In the office OF the Register
of hudson Coulty. New Jeriey december Is. 1890,
in Book 252 OF Mortgages, on page s0l and in Book
IS of Chattel Mortgages, On page las, and in the
office OF the Regis! or OF Essex county, New Jersey,
December l6, 1870, in Book 10 OF Mortgages. at PAGE
24, aud in BOOK 30 OF Chattel Mortgages at page
taS; anu In the g. S. Patent ONCE, December IL.
1891 In Lioer w, IS, at page ~. of Transfers of
Patents; and He'd In the ONCE Of the Register OF
the Cit ana County OF New York. December Is,
1880: and in pursuance OF the written request OF
the holders OF . majority OF the ousst .nding bonds
issued hereunder. the Undersigned, The Mercau-
til Trust COMPANY, Will resell ali its right. title
AMI interes., as trustee under said mortgage, IN
to.th0se certaip. nSensionsldfesc tsd IN Let
ters Patent or the z. =. and Of the Kingdom of
Great britain and Ireland, and those certain ap.
pltes tons for other Lett RS Pateut viii h are
mentioned AMI desc ibsd on pages Is, Is and Il Of
said mortgage. TO the highest and best bidder at
public sale AZ thu New York Exchange Sale sreom,
No. III Broadway. in the City and County of New
York, by Richard v. H9rRett Il Co., Apctioneerz,
on 22nd day OF December, less. AZ twelve O'Clock.
noon.
a copy OF saia mortgage can be seen during
business hours at the Office of said adctioneers,
No. a Liberty street. New York City.
THE DAN FILE TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee and Mortga2ee,
1D broadway,
New YORK City, n, 7.
ALEXANDER s GREEN,
Attorneys for The Mercantile Trust Co.,
l2e broadway New York City, N. Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
The aNIAfAhA FALLS ROUTE
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake an
MOuukafp Resoreu-

~ HE MALARIA FALLS ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake 81
Mountain Resorts.
York, as follows and IS minutes earlier from foos
Franklin st. n. r. Terminal station at Weehavl
ken, N. J., can DO reached via trains OF n. J. J.. "a.
leaving PeAn. f. r. Depot.
13J a.. M.-DatIy local 70 Albany and Saratog&,
At5 A. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse.
11s5 A. NJ. daily. except Sunday. to Catsk1ll
Mountains, New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
waska, Albany, Saratoga
4J0 T: N. Daily, except Sunday. for Carskiu
Mountains and ALBANY.
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto
Detroit. Cleveland aud Chicago.
$50 p. ID, Daily, except Sunday, Tor N0wburah,
albany, Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car to
SIS I. Il. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Roch
Cleveland and Chicago
HaverstTaw Locals. 2.4a SIS Sl5 and ali. As P. NJ.
New burgh Locals, 8a25. *1015A. NJ, Ills, A90. asa,
s60 pm tDaily.
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany. Utica, Syria
Fer tickets, time tables, parlor and sleeping oar
ice atoms, or Information, apply oflcoss
Brooklyn, No. SS3 washington arreet, No. 76 Full
York City. Nos. lis, 291. S6S, 1ss. 7S5 and $40 Broad
way, lS Bowery, No. 81 East Fourteenth street.
No. SIS West One Hundred and Twenty-hfth street,
Hoboken. n, ]. No. los Hudson street. and as
c, Z. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent
~t No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue.
New YArk.
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aqaEEN!vfrIaFesss~

The Christian Eudeavor society OF tho Green
vile Reformed Chusch will mold q donation
sociable this evening in the chapel OF the
church for the benpit OF the poor on Thanks
giving Day. any article Of food will be thank
fully received, and with the. mouey they receivs
the committee will buy food. Their idea " to
give as many families as possible a basket Of
provisions, 50 that they can have . good Thanks.
giving dinner. The committees will distribute
Inc baskets early Thursday norning.
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-BlLLYn WISE WASN'T VERY CUTE.

Constable Billy Wise was given the slip by
Mrs. smith In Hobokeu last Thursday. The
constable had papers for the arrest of the
woman on an Indictment. She was charged
with maintaining a dlsorderIy house. Wise
went Thursday to serve 1t, and found her out
Instead of waiting he went out. Tho woman
lives at Washington and Ferry streets. She
returned. and hearing that the constable was
after her. she packed up some baggage and
left, presumably for Europe.
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+THa SWALLOWS FOUGHT 4 SQUIRREL

twenty-five or thirty people paused at the
corner Of Jersey avenue ana Montgomery
street Sunday morning while on their way to
church to watch about twenty-five sparrows
escaped and taken refuge in a tree. The spar
rows drove him from tree to tres, aud finally he
escaped by junpiug from tbs tree over into an
adjoining yard.
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WILL LISTEN TO REV. DIR. ScUDDER.

Valley Forge Council, O. u A. NJ. aud other
invited councils of both tho Junior and Senior
order will attead the services ct the Tabernacle
next Sunday evening in q body. The Rev John
L. Scudder will preach 8 sermon especially ap-
propriate TO the oc aston. Industry. Gresnsiile
sented
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MEETING.


ELECIIoN NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the shareholders OF tbs
G ns0fners' Gas Company, for the election Of
Director. will be held nc the company's ofice. No
la Mon tgomery street, Jersey CITY. on Monday.
the 4th day of December next, between the hnura
Of twefSe and one O'Clock The transfer book
will be closed from this date until after the day
OF election,
By order OF the Board.
K. W. ELLIoTT
Dated november %, 1898
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STEAMBOATS,.
LIME. Inside

ARE REDUCED;, BOSTON, S.; PROVE.
DEMO- SAS5, Worcester and all points East,
Steamers MAINE and NEW-HANgSMREa leave
new PierS 81 \. RI, one bl0Sk %coVsp Canal ST., al
6P. NJ daily, except sunday, connecting at Ston.
tngton wharf with express trains to Providence
and Boston.
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a true COpy.
JAMES T. uLLIs,
tsEAL-l Deputy Surrogate.