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1T the following bargains on sale:
2Jx36 Bleached Iuck Hemmcd Towels.
l2i.c
lCx3I Linen Damask Towels, 1-3c.
PIKE Bleached Huck Hemmed, worth
4oc.. for 25c.
9ix5o Linen Damask Kuotted Fringe for
25c. These are the grandest values we
ever offered for the money.
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES.
Pearl Shirt-Buttons, pure white. &c.
Tcarl Drcss-Buttons. excellent quality.
Adamantine Pins. 1c. paper. or lOc. dozen
Knitting Cotton, all numbers, 4-ply,
lGi.c.
an shades in Zcphyrs. &c
All shades in SIX Emhro. iery. 4c. sken.
S-inch French Bone. ic. dozen.
Black Dress Pins, lc. box.
E&tra- Larse-Sizc BOX Mourning-Plns.
Hooks ami Eyes. black and silver. lc
English Pins. fun count. papers for
Tnsd Balls for &c
Mems Perfect Seamless Half-Hose,
Ladies' Absolutely Fast-Black Perfectly
Ladies NiixeI-Color Hose. job lot. 10c
Misses Absolutely Fast-Black Seamless
Hose to \ Toe.
Boys Socks. fast-black and tans. AZ
Ladies English Gloria 2G-inch Umbrel-
las Soc
LADIES' English Gloria, better STILL &C.
inch. tJr.
Iaiics' Black TwIlled silk 26-inch I'M
brcllas, csc.
Felt Window-Shades. Sx6 all complete,
$50
Elegant Holland Shades, all colors,
3XG. all complete 25c.
The best on Opake Shade. all colors.
3xG. complete size.
Boys Shirt Waists. excellent wash
Madras cloth. ) to L.. lSc.
Ladies' Merrmac PerCale ShirtWaists.
ruilic front, 2lc
Ladies' Garner Pcrcale, ruille front and
back. perfect fitting JJc.
Ladies' lndiso-Bluc and Mourning
Wrappers reduced from 9S 70 zoe.
Ladies' White Shrt-Waists, just hand
some. soc.
Ladies White Waists In pink.
Neht-blue and carl-edge embrOid ery-cOst
YOU 81 . cveryWhere-7jc.
l lot Blazers, in blue only, worth VIZ,
for Sl.2j ,,,,
/ lot Elegant Brown Apron Linen, lll2c.
LOUIS NACHMAN,
1888 east Main.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ME TRAINING-SCHOOL OF THE
hlNDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION Of Bsiti-
more T. ready % receive applications for tho
80 l,fianipg October. 1894 Comprehensive
90 Hiianced courses for teachers. Superior
.on agos 70 those desiring complete course.
~ id.cniafr apply 10 Hiss cAkOLiNE A. Z.
n'hi, DTeoior Of Training School, No. ? La
.ais To avenue, or 10 Mrs. HENRY WOOD. No.
40 oak street, Baltimore. Nd.
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Great Bargains
FBOM The
.CLOSING-OUT
SALE.


lot still Better. worth 20c.. for hl2c.
l lot the best Feather Tick you ever
| bought, &C.
lot Camet Blue Denims, red on one
side blue on the other loo. goods, for 10
It's grand.
] lot Pineapple Tissue. 2':c. a yard.
lot Dress Cambria. all shades, 4c.
lot Heavy CheXiots' to 10 yards, ,,' C..
made for Shirts and Boys Shirt-Waisis.
1 lot Elegant Bed-Ticklng. Gl.c. Il yard.
lot Is Jaranaise Cloth. black and
| white. 1Jc. goods. for Zoe.
! lot Domet Flannel, 4c. yard
| lot Chcviot Pants Goods IN navy. slate.
brown, and gold mixed, i1c. goods, Tor
( magnificent lot Dress Bingham. 100
different STYLES They knock out all
others. We sold at and 1oc. now sc.
lot Shirt Outing, excellent quality, &C.
TO tone up this lot of goods we VIII put
in all of our Spring-shade "A henriettas
IN OF our ca Henriettas, 25c. goods, for
All Of our Yard-wide S5c. Henriettas
Lovely Line Scotch Plalds, worth l5c.,
for 9iec.
Laces TO match the above.
G-inch Point Venice Lace, 6hc.
S-inch Point de Ireland Lace. 3 l-Sc.
1o-nch Point Venice Butter Lace. l5c.
G-inch Butter Lace, lOc.
Butter lrsertngs TO match the above,
3. 6it 5 IL. and l0c
3ia-inch Black SILK Bourbon Lace lovely
pattern. 22i2c.
iis-inch Black silk Bourbon Lace ex-
ouisite pattern. 32i2c.
G-inch Black SIX Bourbon Lace. extra
heavy, worth Coo, ilc.
Black SILK Bourbon Inserting TO match
above. 1919 and l5c:
20 dozen Ladies' Excellent Quality Rib
bed Vests. &c.
IS dozen Ladies' TapedNeck Ribbed
Vests. &c. ones l0c; for &c.
% dozen Egyptian Lisle-Thread Ladies'
I.ong-Sleeve Vests. zoe. quality &c. These
are silk-finished goods.
Gentlemen's Gauzc Undershrts, zoe.
Gentlemen's Medium Weight Under
shirts. PC.
Gentlemen's Medium-We ExtraFine
Quality, Zoe goods SOC.
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Indershirts and
Drawers, grand quality, iSc.
These goods will not last long at the
prices given. SO don't waste your valu-
able time looking for these bargains In
other stores. Come direct 10 where you
see them advertised and get them before
they are all gone, at the cheap Dry-Goods
store OF -
LOUIS NACHMAN,
1883 east Main.
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$40 of Such Suits AZ $3.50.

Heavy Canvas Ducks, pure white, linen
colored, French blue. navy blue, Fancy
Corded Ducks. figured. striped dotted.
such an assortment 40 other Store has
under 81 20 s.. Al Meyers in every size for
- ~ suit
Plain and Figured Linen Duck Suits,
Ike above cut. with white piping, So 20 a
suit. being - regular s. SUIT.
Plain White Duck suits, Ike above cut.
with blue collars. facing. and cults, very
stylish suit, 81 30
Blue and v lite and Black and White
Suits. like above cut, inst as perfectly
made Notwithstanding the price 81 80 "a
suit
Lsdies' Double Breasted Vests. CSC. made
OF Duck. 2 rows fine pearl buttons, perfect
fitilug tailOr-made. 9Sc. each.
nouhle. Breastsd Ned Nesls. 81 20.
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49,. b.. 49,. 3d.. ,u.~s fO~fut
~ - In" ,.rek ,go
'-uii tisufed orsandy Id" rs
I'-i Ir1rd orf'ndy. &C.
Victoria L." p, 'c.
.r Hrnrs Prints. 4.c. r-,u,s
.,... p-,.,a ,,o
t. ..... s.ylc-. pink, blue. and
rely Iast-llack Saline,
IS ur'ok Plaid. Sc, ,.,..
.t stripe NaiHsook' IoNeIy
IS Chccl, Muslin. worth loc
-.,.I Domestic Plaid. ic.
.rl, i-' " F"i -.
'.'u extra me Az" '''V'''
.,,..
ll %, stu better, loc' q"dHV
lite.
Ngoes Goods ln PINK mac
india Linon. l2'4c. goods,
..H Swiss. lovely quality 92c.
MiA Linon, fine quality
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MATTINGS.

We still hold first place as TO price and quali-
ties on Mattings
We have just received dire't from importers
46S new pieces OF fresh Mattings at prices TO as
tonish all.
SOC. Seamless Mattings at 2jc.
4Oc. Seamless Extra Heavy Mattings at zoe.
SOC. Seamless Inserted Extra Heavy Ma.tings
atl5c.
25,. Extra eight and Fine Mat;ings at 121sc.
a big drive IN Az pieces Inserted Mattings,
bought at auction, TO be sold Tor oc. Importers
price 2Jc.
Our stock Of Carpets and Rugs - be sold az
one third the cost price.
WindOw--hade- al %, 30, and 3jc.
A few Kugs at ?5c., regular price 13c.
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& DAVIS.
Shoe Department.

We find that our stock Of FINE
HANDMADE OXFORD TIES AMI
SLIPPERS, for ladies. is too large. so,
in order to reduce the stock, Viii sell
them at factory price for the next ten
dsys.
$2.75 buys the 81 quality.
$3.50 buys the S'.50 quality.
S2.25 buys the 81 quality.
81 buys tho s2.7jqelbt
the next ten days We na,e about 20
psirs of samples left Of Oxiort iiss. IL
will puy to look over them and bndyour
size. The remainder Of them VII 50
for less than half price. $500,
sc. buys . $3.50 quality in this lot
$50 buys pair that viii cost you -
anywhere else.
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Swiss and Hamburg and a9 All y, "a a
I.lasojk Em0rOideTleS. Never, un ia 1Sld .
t....rr IN tie Embroidery world. All
e.. ..lep Meyers sell The best hmbroid-
f-,- cheapest This week Will prove no
.,-eut. 1u io the rule
.I pieces only OF Narrow but Fine Ham
0 .r. f1apIoIderi"s hat were -. and &C.,
10 l De closed out lOr T. *. yard.
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LOTS OF GOOD THINGS THIS WEEK.
LOW PRICES, TOO.
A GOOD PAIR DON'T YOU THINK

THE BEST ga TABLE OIL~CLOTH,
IN WHITE MARBLE AND so BEAUTl-
Full STYLES. &c. A YARD. ALL PER-
Feet GOODS.
l0-l Extra Heavy Bleachod Sheetlng this
week at l1c.
lO-i Fine Brown Sheeting this week at
lJc.
81 Fine Brown Cotton. plenty for this
week. at &c.
Apron Checked Bingham. 3tsc.
Our line Of Wash Goods is now COM
plete, and you can make your selection
from the cheapest Challie at SIC. to the
finest French Organizes. which we are
Offering at pc.
Imported Crepons. all shades. the &c
quality this week at &c.
Irish Lawn. single fold. very wide. sells
everywhere at l2iac. We have 80 pieces
and only patterns. Take them at &c.
Saline Radamas. SO inches wide, beau
tiful figures and stripes, selling price
elsewhere l5c.. here Giac.
Canvas Belts at 5. 10 10. and 25c.
The best sc. SILK Belt here at l5c.
All zoe. silk Belts. in black, navy,
cream, and white, reduced to sc.
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SHIRTS.

Madras. Percale. and
Pique in all patterns,
worth 81. 1925, ana
sl.50. now Use.
Fine Drefs, In plain
and pleated bosom,
worth 81 and eL25,
nou 7oc.
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SIXTEENTH WEEK
The GREAT SILK SALE!

A SIX run unprecedented III "'"A'"o'
A silk run that dwarfs all preceding SIX
runs. A silk run that will run TO the
finish. This phenomenal silk run enters
It's sixteenth week tomorrow with seven
hundred yards newly-arrived Jap Habutai
Wash Silks which. Notwithstanding tne
scarcity Of these dainty wash Silks viii
be sold for 800. a yard.
We've 1900 yards OF Flawless Hapntai
Silks-cream, white and milk white-for
commencement dresses, children's dresses
and waists. &c. TO be scld at SOC. 2s-inch-
wide at Soc: 2S-inch-wide a. 75c.; stfiped
Habutai Silks, 81. Double warp cream
surabs, SOC. Cream White Moires. 800.
Not surprising that Meyers have dou'
bled-have trebled their last seasons SIX
sales.
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NEcKwEAR.

A largo assortment
In Tecks and Fourth.
Hands, ali shades and
patterns worth IS and
50c., new 2Jc.
An endless number
Of nne Ties In all styles,
worth T5c. aud 81,
now DOC.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Sure cure for all MALARIAL diseases. such -
Chllls, Fever apd Asue, Loss Of Appetite. nii-
iousnoss and Dyspopuc Disorders. Pains u sns
Heed, Beck, side, OF Limbs, - ~ orass"
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WE ARE STILL in THE LEAD
q erea
CHILBRENS SUITS.

200 which We bought
~ q grea, bargain,
worth $3.50 and $3.50,
now s22.
CheyiOt and Cassi.
mere, in all shades,
worth ESQ and 81.
now 3d.
Clay Worsted and
TricoL Ia all shades,
worth 1890 and %,
now - 80.
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SUITS.

Cashmere In all
shades,fancy and plain,
worth $40 and Sl2,
non "a.
Cheviot, black. blue,
and gray, worth $40
and eI2.50, now 50.
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Clay Worsted AMI
Bedford Cord. 10 all
shades, imperial Gus,
worth sl5 and SIS,
Eow $3.50.
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PANTS.

500 pairs OF CAST.
mere and Cheviot In
Gil shades and patterns,
worth 80. $500, and
81, now s2.75.
Fancy striped Worst
Ell and Cashmere IN
all patterns, worth Q /,
s4.5O, and s.. Low
! 81.
Fine French Worsted.
10 ali shades, worth -
and %, now $3.50.
| HATS.
Straw In all shades
anl styles, worth Toe.
ana 81, now 3Oc.
Derhles and Alpines.
all shades and styles.
worth s1.50 and ol.75,
now 81.
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COATS AND VESTS.

Clay Worste1, In re-
GUAR cut, all shades.
worth els and Slo, now
$3.50.
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Wv IHttCr INSERTIONS, &C., &C., IOc, I5c.
.,'. lHc.
"A. taroh Cf Ecru Point D'Venice Lace
rttsrt " lle and over. and worth up TO
... award. aut Meyers have bought IL 10
g.. ,Oi lJa. d yard. It's Il chance purchase.
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SILKS.

Black or Cream China Silks. 30 inches
wide, only soc.
Black-Ground China silk. with black
figures. only SOC. ward. regular price
soc Better quality, SOC. worth 81.
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COMMENCEMENT GOODS, WHITE GOODS
IN LARGE VARIETY.

40 pieces OF SOC Dress Goods At 25c.
Wash Fabrics. White Goods.
pc. French Bingham at l2l4c.
25c. MORE Crepe Saline nj l2lsc-
20c. Figured India Dimity at l2ifc.
irish Lawns at 1sc.
80 pieces Figured Crepons. worth 12I4c., Q.
Sc. per yard
Dress Ginghams at .. 6I, SlB. aud 10c.-
former price. <. 10, l2l6. ana 6;ss.
scotch Plaid Ginghams at Slsc., reduced from
12Ihc.
White and Colorei Ducks AT So, 10. and 121ac.
Merrimack shirting Prints a. 3l5c,
Androscogein Al blsachei Cotton at 0l6c.
Fruit-Of-the- Loom Bieached Cotton at &c.
g. and lO-i Bleacnsi sheetings 1T IA, III, Is,
and 22IRc. for Utica 10-4.
III fine Brown Cotton ~ 4alc.
Best Indigo Prints at DC.
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CsDER WEAR

Gauze and Merino
Suiis, dinereht shades,
worth 81, now soc.
Balbriggan and Lisle.
Thread Suits IN al
shades, worth Sl.2o
and $1.50, now 81.
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Just in. another invoice consisting OF oVo
of those Ladies' English Gloria Sun or
Rain-Umbrellas, actually worth from N.'o
TO g, made on paragon frames and guar
anteed by us to be waterproof and fast
black. 9sc. is the price. and you'd better
be quick to secure one.
300 yards Butter Inserting this week
reduced from 10 and l2i2c. to sc. a yard.
All Ladies' 81 Percal. Waists-and we
have an elegant line in pinks blues az
lavenders all elegantly made-go this
week az 50c.
LADIES' Waists. made with jabot front,
yoke back, and gathered waist. hsautiIui
patterns. and the price-25c.-wiil MAKE
them big sellers.
or drop-stitch, were DC. this week loc'-
pink. blue. lavender. Nile, or red
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, the l0c. quality this week &C.
Ladies' Egyptian Ribbed Vests. low
neck. and sleeveless ribbon h ,oc anu
A new line OF Summer silks JuSt IN.
See the Moires at sc, all shades: All-SllK
Surahs at &c. the sl5O Black Mirror
Moire this week AZ CSC: all 81, xi.z1' ana
$50 Figured and Changeable silks; S'ec.
Mems splendidly-m Unbleached Jeans
Drawers. lyc.-all sizes.
We will give you this week as good
Balbriggan Shirt for men as you ever
bought at 40c. for 25c.-French neck fuli
regular made. "
Mems Real India Gauze Shirts, which
are considered the best 59c shirt on the
market go this week at 35c.
Shorts OF the rs best Percale in thou
sand styles go this week at ll2c.
Linen Cheviots. the best fabric maze
sor boys knockabout waists, always lZ12c'
here this week at &c.
5000 Yards Remnants OF the finest loc.
Percales, this week lOc.
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HINTS FROM THE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

The few Colored Hats left ars offered
at prices to make them move quickly
and our line of Summer Headwear for
ladies, misses, and children was never
50 complete, and combined with the
titles of Hats We are selling Anything
from the cheap Sailor to the latest no
valfv
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SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
White Organizes. IS. 90. and 75c. yard.
French Nainsook. 80. 81. and 45c. yard.
Fine White India Linen. 5. "a. s. 10.
and 12izc. yard.
Buggy-Robes 30. s2iz, 75c.. and 81.
Bargains Ia Table Linens. Napkins. and
Towels this week
Duck Suits. $40.
Ladies' Wrappers, l5c. 10 r.
worth sc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. 6l.c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. ioc. worth Soc.
LADIES' Isle Ribbed Vests. DC. worth
soc.
Gcntlemen's Laundered Negligee Shirts.
JULIUS sYCLE 4 SON..
ny r 4aA ~ md ~ aAak 1EneA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21

the question will. be thoroughly dis
cussed. Presumably the same question
will now be raised in other places, and
it will not be astonishing If Mr.. Du
Maurier has to take his stand side by
side with Kilanzi as the special target
of the pruriently virtuous. The charac-
ter of the heroine of Du Maurier's book
is, of course, the basis for the attack
upon the work. She had every virtue
except one. the author tells us, and as
all the efforts of life should in some
peoples opinion be devoted to elaborate
ly ignoring the fact that lapses in that
virtue are even humanity possible, she
must be condemned to outer darkness
as tending to overthrow the morals of
the age. Poor Trilby.
We await with much anxiety the de-
cision of the Philadelphia Library Com
mittee tomorrow, and with still more
eagerness the next step in the struggle
for Library Reform"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21
WANsHR CLUB ADJUSTMENTS,
Will Improve the Members Minds
with Cards and Bowling.

The Wanser Club had its semi-monthly
meeting last night in its rooms at the
Junction. President John DingwalL pre-
sided. John Miles was temporary secre-
tary in the absence of Henry Martens.
Reports were received from the County
League n the bowling committees. The
bowling practice games for the next two
weeks will be on December % and Janu-
airy 8. The Card Committee reported that
the euchre tournament is in progress
and that several other tournament are
being arranged for. The pool tourna-
ment committee was instructed to ar
range for a at once and was
censured for not having lone so before.
A committee to arrange for a stag, to
be given in Bergen Hall in January, was
appointed as follows:-F. C.. Higgins,
Joseph Schoppe, F. C. Crandall. Fred
Blackshaw, A. L. Wilson, j. j. Vile, w.
H. Vermilye, Phil Kaiser, E. Rodgers
and DR.. Tippett. The club purchased
100 tickets for CreswelI M~cLaughlin's lee
ture on THE Age We Live H." which is
to be delivered at the Tabernacle on Jan
uary "a. Assemblyman-elect James r.
Blackshaw made a few remarks. Larry
Richardson. the popular Irish comedian,
gave a number of songs and dances.
George Clements sang several humorous
songs. J.. H. Pilson recited asleep at
the Switch" in a powerful manner
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21
TO PAY FOR THE CHAPEL.
Baptist Endeavorers of Marion Give
an Excellent Entertainments.

An excellent entertainment was given
at Crescent Hall last night by the En-
deayor Baptist Sunday School of Marion
for the benef of their new chapel. One
of the most interesting numbers on the
programme vas a either and guitar trio,
composed of Misses Bernsdorf, Shellen-
berger and Moorby. Miss Anna Strick-
land sang several solos, among them
Daddy" which she rendered in a charm
ing manner. Mr.. T.. G. Smith played sew
eral zylophone selections in a skillful
manner.
Miss prickett read How the Ruggles
Children Got Ready for a Dinner Party"
and later gave a very clever recitation
entitled The Tongue-tied Woman" She
is a clever elocutionist, and the audience
showed their appreciation of her powers
by recalling her several times. A Duet
by Miss Fellows and Miss Spatehil was
admirably rendered, They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Howard Long. Mr.. W.
q. Greene sang several bass solos, in
Guiding 1.-The Grenadiers'' and '.Hybrias
the Cretan." The entertainment conclud-
ed with a one act farce entitled He
Only Fault The cast was:-Mr. Strang,
NJ. McMaster, Jr.; Mrs. Strang, Miss
Grace Hook; Uncle Ichabod Bliffer, w.
T.. Hunter. and Kitty, a servant, Miss
Adele Harris. The parts We're all we'll
assumed and reflected credit upon the
young actors and actresses.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21
DEEDS OF YALoR IN THE OWL WAR
General O,Helrne Tells the ". VI. G. A.
of Some Daring Acts.

The third parlor ak was given at
the Young Mems Christian Association
b~uil6ing last evening by General James
R. O'Beirne of New York, who spoke on
Deeds of Valor in the Civil War" The
General prefaced his remarks by paying
a glowing tribute to- the women who
stayed at home during the war, and in
hundreds of ways aided in winning the
great victory. Some of the greatest
deeds of valor, said he, were performed
by the mothers, wives and sisters of the
men who went to the 'front.'.
The Genera then described many Incl
dents which had come under his observa-
ton which showed the bravery of those
who participated in them. Although he
referredato himself only incidentally, the
audience readily inferred that the Gem
eral was not lacking in those deeds of
vaior which he SO ~eloquently pictured as
performed eby others. The fact that he
entered the service as a Captain and
cam out a General, and also holds a
medal bestowed upon him by special act
of Congress for acts of bravery, is suf-
fcient proof that the General knows what
deeds of valor mean.
AS an introduction to the address Mr..
Harry c. Rossell, the popular humorist,
rendered an amusing selection, and Miss
Jessie G.. FenneF sang a solo, which was
heartily ~applauded.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1894.
This paper is Democratic an principles
and is Independent in its cie,cs on az 'ocat

VIZ are in receipt this morning of the
2O-page Christmas edition of the Duluth
Evening Herald for which we are
much beholden to our esteemed con-
temporary. 1t is a remarkable produc-
ton, doing equal honor to the enterpris-
ing proprietors of the paper and the en-
terprising city in which it is published.
The main portion of the issue is de-
voted to celebrating the prospects of
Duluth. All its. natural advantages as
well as the strides made through the
wisdom and energy of its citizens are
set forth in clear and f~orceful terms. The
most remarkable point is that the city
has kept on growing throughout the past
year, in spite of the general depression.
From the facts stated, we are forced
to believe that in Duluth leading citi-
zens do not devote their time to abusing
each other and business men do not con-
centrate their efforts on keeping some
body else from making a dollar out of
a deal that they cannot get in on.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-21
REPUBLICANS WANT ESSAYS.

A meeting of the Fremont Club was
held last night at the rooms on Central
avenue. Officers to be voted for at the
coming election were nominated as fol-
lows:-President, Robert M. Henry; First
Vice President, M. H. Johnson; Second
Vice President, A. Johnson; Recording
Secretary, A. Logand and H. Ortlieb,
Corresponding Secretary. F. j. Stuhr and
G. Russ; Financial Secretary, e. f.
Wegener; Treasurer, Peter yoltmann
and S. T~resouthick; Sergeant-at-Arms,
S. Macarthur. and Librarian, H. Boddey.
The election win take place at the next
meeting, January 3.
It was agreed to have debates and
essays at the meetings hereafter, in Or
der to make them more interesting to
the members. The issues of the day will
be discussed. Paul Bauer. F. J. Stuhr
and Thomas Killough were appointed a
committee to secure matter for a debate.
F. J. Stuhr, J. w. Black and G.. Russ
will represent the club at the opening
of the Legislature at Trenton.