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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

n C.. February S.
'''.'' .. Mr.. Bland, silver
60 ~. t-7ssn after four
s.Bes,sr.og to-day
oft-sto4 the House
p.,-t,s motion Of going in-
-.f,,s whole for the con-
...r The eastern DEM
o. DIS ..,.f PaDubli-
-..+ o,r1,.t.on but
le.e.
vas q. us. ..,...-s and
sl. vote -5 beP1 ..',AI' N--
r.,. voted with him, while
nara ,rsssnt icired
c'ls "- p,..b,i.ors
remainder Oh ,-o
.rv5.s I,w1s t1oEolSn.y
....sarrmber OF the
.-'' .A,r- Rrard
3, Tt3 'l-s-
rs51 we're .n favor o' oe' .1'D
.,ftbs BIN, although tney
.t..-orr1s.tf1n 20 the
GETTY .... .,,silers-
voting a--- '''
fsa.s5 wei. sno"l tla' '9o'0
Isle aud Che aim l.s-I d ''ON
are
OPPOSED to- ruE BILL
..,,-m
--..5s-a-.on of the bin be-
-.-... s.-iysl AZ the Capitol
...s,.s with some of the
1s~oe-ats OF the House as well
IDsuocrat' who were managing
s,er and just before aalouIn-
announcement was ouc amy
t1e foor oy hr' tracy 'u4' lo
lHsup. 90 1-0lst.f az Aa'lS' ''o
s.oa OF t1e O"' "o-'d pc
Tbs Is iaael 10 u7al
C0uJr1u.se mas oeen asIeeI
ill, certain concessions VII.
10 line with tne susges''ols ul
se, 7ao' "a''e ne Us represent
being asA'As. 'ue 'O'u'- e 20
b 'e.sn'0TiSe 'n lue treasury
sis t1al d'scrslIonlIy power
be- lodged WIN lne secretary
Ie1slfy about ISSUING ,Ae ssISn-
iae- 10 i1e FORM oI ceItiucdIes
P, So iaa' l' Wouil not Do
NJc.rrD ma LUMP
-.ra,r- madiDm of the
gsm,.,ra.,s tbat ft wonId
..-sto rr- Ont S-5 0l0 00O
Ill, v,rit bs to Withdraw
mi. from the circulating me-
IlsIsa.,, ooDose5 itfs pnder-
,ss second section OF the bin
Axes mandatory the coinage of
N the b9H.on In the treasury
-sssm,,foo of ortstaDdipg
-o,s. p,5s- tbesct ofTsoo os
NJ ,9.r,,s ts,es nrg,e
tss s-'brstsrfog ls5 bv Mr.
B Continued ior several boDrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

Nuz(rox. D. G.. Fsbrusy s-For Wess
~ Western Psnnsylranih .4a vnio.
= f-idsy pIeht: east 4nhf. stifl1sI
kiEA: % zsrsaeas-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
m ON FIJlyCE
l. Attention Of Both Senate
and House
,rrrvr0RLGE BILL

r..- Round in ne son
PC compromise May be be
aa mon and the Bill
r. ssc-stary Cariisle's
% ne some Weight IN
-s,-s-ion Of the Bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

The following table shows the growth
OF the coal and coke industry In the
State since 1880 when the first statistics
were taken:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Correspondents Views d Many
Different Subjects

Ms, E0rCoE: /: appears q NJ
quite time % finally dispose %:
some o. The remaining ias.Euia o.:
the royalty ;ha. : gone forever,
and ,ha- became - very CD-oya-
before j. fms. fall.
Boston enc, Asi - King S;-s=;
and Queen street. 3G: immeii-
a,e,v at.s- The revolution they were
re-chr,s:sue6 S:S;e aGd Court
streets. Il would bs We, 70 change
King % Kamshameha and Queen
q Na2aumanc. and thus while
showing tins; such royalty : dead.
rsspsc: would d shown 10 those
s-ss; names really respected and
beloved.
The Palace" : m:S0ome-.
Goye-nmen; House ! 10; 50 sooG
IS S:S,s House, nor :hat 50 sooi
SIS Capitol. The IS, nsmsi sri;S
equally ws., territory, state
ON-NoNEE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

asked the greatest Of inventors,
Thomas 4. Edissn. if he wss s
tota. abs;ainer: and when he told
ne that he waS. | said, May | IN
ou;re whether it wsS home intiu-
eDce that made YOU SoH and he re-
piled. No. I think il was because l
always te.t that l hsd s better use
i1- NV aesd. This latter in
stance Was on the subjec; Of tenn
~ rance. but viii spply equally
Mel. % ne tobacco habit.
ANTI-ToRACCO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
ON-0SEE-

NJ E7-7os: Allow .: .eSs: one
resident Q: ne country districts =
express :, = Ms opinion that NJ
Emms,u;A was -igh; OF me ho,:-
iay question
Whs: would hSvs s;sr:&si ;as
loss q: 6sy's wo.z On ne p,Sn:a-
:.o-s g. taca Q: the occasion. sSpac,-
x-.v IL View g: me :ac: Tbs: more
than one o: ~ holidays under The
o,i regime ~ forever sbolSheG>
Hl4: does me patriotism SIoCn:
- --z- : 10. EI-.,.- . celebrate
the SUMS say c. Zava:;s2 ire
dom = D -l:S-C.e. SUD - SCS;S,C
ne mss = o: :Gs -o9.s -5-s ina:
70 one rsS- have borne ne c-u-:
auE les: O: the bs::.e IL Hawaiian
1oe-ty cy giving .oyC-> expression
Q. appreciation AnG s2?-sv&.
Avzv with TIE Sc-G:i mind RS:
cz- r:Ss shove ~r-1.-- o.: Go-.a-S
S-I CENTS. SAD n narrow mind
RS; c&r Il: Cv---c.z ,----Dc co.
s:6sEs:loDS we. s--&- g--uc;Y--<
SIC S: s:Szs-
A., honor . :1e brave Ie2 vEo
were p-oDp: = SC; WHEN re occz-
sen demanded. II he :Cl belle;
:E@i i1@v would hAy7 re @pp-ov&.
c: s., wo-;1y men =: :as- y
rewarded Il re assurance tcz: they
90 hzve re zpp-ovz. zn6 moral
s-ppo-: .: svs-T c--s Hawaiian Sr1
evs-y me Csc-
EA~A-- p1N---
Nc.s... -s- =. .>e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
NEWS FROM HIL0.
The Seventeenth Celebrated by S
Picnic

HILo, Jan. 22- The scoisl life
snd activity q our G;,le Eown Is
beginning 10 revive with :hs abS,e-
menI o. the scarlet fever scare and
the sdvsu: o. visitors, whom il de-
wolves upon Us q entertain with
our accustomed hospitality.
Ms. Il. c. Austin opened the
season OF the IIth inst with an
''sfts-ncon les, given in honor Of
Miss Z. :. AlSip, oi San Francisco.
The clerk Q: The weather seemed
% q in lezgue with the hostess. SIS
&; proved - D. the irS: pleSSsu:
iav o; the new yeAr. 4 large num-
Ne :ooS advantage o; the invits-
..ou . Zee: the CUES; sad enjoy
ne privilege Q: sociSl intercourse.
Tie birthday Q: the Provisional
Government. January I-th, wz>
very generally celebrated by me
;ownspeopis. though no noisy
demonstrations were ;piulgei in.
Hawaiian musicians opened the
Gsv II ne wee small hours o:
The morning bv ss7snading aunex-
aEoniS:S sni Government ofSciSls
with JUS; IS much rs! IS i :: hzi
been : royals: anniversary. Some
q: me -ovzl;S;S were very much
disguised theresa, Gkening them
. Nero Siil:nE while Rome waS
burning. e:c.
Chss- No;-sy gave : picnic 81
CoooSrui Is,sni, which wzS ST.
tended oy : large number o: peo-
pie. Irrespective Q; nationality znd
politics. and vss S pe.iec: success.
Wilson's lS-ge bus carried me
pleasure seekers both wxys.
Ms L Severance gave the
Church soc:Sl 5: he- house on the
18Th ms, z2i !: proved 70 q one
Q: Ire most sD;oysole affairs Of the
kind ms: hzs been given n many
months The evening sss p--iscl
s. iS- s. wes;os- and atmospheric
conditions could uSke l. snd En-
co-rsssl 5 large number o. towns
people z-t their guests 20 gather
.oE5:le-- The -oons snd Tsrsndss
were filed - ove-io=inE. sld ju6g-
in- :-o- TIE happy faces sni
UsCy ripple Q: conversation. sl
Gns =: : god tine snd were
Eo:nE - Esys - IHs entertainment:
~ss vs-:si sr6 Interesting. Songs
-=ci:z-io-s a-i instrumental pisces
to-o@eG each o;hs- II quick sue
c5ss.ol. sr1 ne svsr:cE wzs s2Sn:
A. To soo1-
NJ sid Ms. { Y. Barnard. .:
Ls-vzLoe5os, hSye been spending
: ts~ isys II .oEn snd :: he To--
cz-2- Judge Barnard = very much
interested II coffee culture, sli
tnok zivsn.sse Q: This rip 70 study
II methods :. 0-zs-
=. Nichols Is hare o. business
ac3 pleasure, dividing his tine De-
tween lis O.as ooEes ranch sid
sowr-
Ms D.. Thompson visited trends
II t1~l to- : fs~ days sld haz -
% hs- ho-e 81 Ho-o1irz-
Wsziis- 6-T. though .hs s=s i
-o-E1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

Scopic insects which feed on the
hair, and supply the roots with
energy and nourishment. They
pr>ven; inflammation and o!cg-
girg Of the pores, the Cause of
pimPles blackheads, ra>hes,
red, rough, and oily skin. They
heal rough. ohapped, and ifs,
sured hands, with itching, bum
ing palms, painful fuger-ends.
and remove the cause of shape
less nails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
4 GOOD SPECIMEN.
Gall Z Flower BY lis Right
Name.

Mr.. Frank Cooke exhibited : tiUe
hsSi a csulifiower in this office
Yesterday. which is genuine pro-
duet O; Hawaiiau soil. Il has been
supposed ina. cauItiower would not
grow well OF these islands. but the
appearance Of this specimen would
seem 70 prove the contrary. Whe-
the- the flavor corresponds 20 the
appearance cannot be SScsrtsined
until Mr.. Cooke msSNs s supple
msnt2rv report.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

Berlin. ism. . The German
gunhost Fake mss been ordered 70
proceed 70 the NsrShsll Islands.
The German Jaluit Company has
boUgh: ont the CrswfordS, an
American s-n, s: Jaluit. dealing
in cop-a.
Dr.. Inner, The new governor Of
the Marshall Islands, Will sail for
his pos: :; Juluit on February %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
EAWAuANS n UTAH
L. Es,s Co-aIg Ea- Eo-
FrLk LssEss WaeEy.

II tt= Tz-Cz-y 1Itl number Q:
Frank LssE=s -=sky i : E-oCp
.: ss7=- czET= Ez~Gz1s- t=o
hang ~o1=l- Thsy z-s c.lE=E
Q: IL United States residing q.
Sz-i Like Cir. Tt= following i
81 extract Eou thzi pspe-- -
VI. Joseph 2 Smith b,=z1 :
-s--ezi % fLs Sandwich Islznis.
zrt tLs records -z-i ~.lh hin
MoTsi IL lis Di-=ces, s1d T.
tradition Q: thar peop-= tLzi thar
z1o=siux lad co-= k-Uu : Eras+
a1cE-a1 ov- The sess and lLst
so-= 6zE iEy slA-l rs.u-1 % th=-
tx;ts-Izc6- tt= Hs~zlsl nslTs=
- IL uu-b- c: soo1t ninety,
1zve removed bs-s- z1d t1-sd 81
agricultural eo1uuity csz- ths
G-sS: S4Is Lskz Ic=s= Eal=-
ulzc1ai 1s-s1s3s. BE s5=cinE!
hzpv! al vcc=le-1-=. b=i.s- sdC-
cz.ai- -c-s L-31s.rl1c= sc3 s-oE-
1i1zs ttz- II LE- czlF= h1-s
Mos1 . ih=- ere F"E Ios Id
81 = CLzs " Nzz-- Egs3 SKY
-E-==- H and tL= otl=- III II
s1= accompanying Eru1Q z-s Czl---
sE1ai 1z-z1z-s .: 1L= United >-zs5=-
H5LE N=deEE = th= ba=1 educated
H zEs tL= Est 1EEv. % L=aF5
III Is.E-C= II rsE1=-eS E1-1z6-
c5-i-E bz-s : b9F q =-sT=a II
1873 H sgezkz E1EEz. b=15sr
.-x- rs CEu saCE-z Isc=- ELt=
q EEzl ]. EFQ.sz- HzEz-z1
EDE1 II &es so1 6"= ard
Ca1 - II t1s fsos = tL= d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

Nc1z-s. [z- -. 1872
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

posed queen. LouiSs Halemanu
is tweniy-one, $ beauty OF her race.
Young Hawaii is represented by
Joseph Ihalau, fifteen years old.
In him Is shown in = marked de-
gree the musical trait Of his people.
The ballads o! his native isles,
sung in the Hawaiian tongue. have
5 plain;;ve sweetness uneNcaIled. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

NJ E1--os: ! w-::s- Il :1e
independent. II he s-b:ac: @:
s-,ck.cz. szys: To p-o.sS:
srs;-S: :1s :o5zcco bsb:. II -hsss
6zvs : Il s7oks : soc--:-- laugh
Rs:c--4-s s-s --s4ieG = c-zcks-
- uso2-s wto -zks themselves
-.i:c-,c-s ~ preaching 2Ez-1st -
evil :Iz. : c-.v imaginary. Itsy
So sc.->s,; .: bs:rE In;o,s-z1: SID
selfish People wao o1:sct 70 The
c:c- q: he snake z-i t5s sCoks-
- c.zSss,i s. ovs--ss-s .E-Ts s1l
cc=---o-s 81; there s-s so-s
Ts-v serious izc,s Eh:c1 i1os=
addicted - i1s -ss .: tobzc-o
z:..-s- u II; know . d Il; right
= appreciate.
sinking s-gscGs-s selfish
ness Ec-r -0ks- : 81 .lECGs--
H deems his night 70 S-oks Il q
= I-:s:szS:c.s - Ms right u
--szi1s- Es submits - lie rs
:-z:-:s commonly imposed u
smoking --ts- uo-p--Sso1- II:
o:.s- Nth u E-zcs- Es : CT
s:z-:-v breaking 11-c-E1 ;E=sS
restraints. z-G c--T equally CT
s:z-s v5-i-zcc= g-svs--s hin --c-
making .1s- 3 c--.1y- h :4k=s
s-:z-4 -aSssss1-- @. IL zccC----
sz.so-s --cv:6s6 IL 1=- u i=--T
1.-.s-s z-5 II -zi--oz1 ziz.-c-s z-l
uzkss t-s- uE@-s-Ts o5i1 - sT=
=: -,sc--L W1EsTz- p'cs-sIT=
v-,-..c.-=o. : III enforced l.
r-Es Ezs s--k= --to v5'1l-ss tz-sS
sd :--.c.s his -zlC51-c-S pas
s-cs q =T-E c,o.3T-
-P=c2.= No oo5sss u 20 s-=-
q: IL z,zc,= z-G Q: IL ro1s -
&c tzsi,-F. ST III co-c=-l=,o -
-7s--ss-s;zvz S-c1 oEc.a-1-1-s 81
~ -=-=-v cccvs-iic-z---i=s- II.
- 6-s - tI= proper sI=ccs= q :
sense iLzi =4s Eivso = - : E-s=
u--rcss- tobacco s-3k= : 10
civ cSs-S7s - tbs c1s-L- Z
e-srEs - IL :---ii--s- - .1z hz---
Il IL c-o.15-z- nd sTso - n
ueSc-- ps---z..loE-T- sd IL
5-5- i Z IL E-sz.s- th= 5c--
C=ss
Ios IL s-Eo.= EeoQ-= -
c-s- tlz- syas - tl-= soo-0o-S
eT-L x-6 - 1Sks Es1S-ss = --@'-z
IL Lei = 81 -s.z5E IL th= high
--5E = -z-5-azs E1--1 = =
-1-k IL IEz-15=i1 C@-l-! 10
-E-s3 = 1.z-tz---s La = u NJ
---,--51s5 IT Inks sd --c-s-=
81 AIRES Eoo z-= sll- lTEE =
IN E5-s 4E=s Il : : a9-- E=@1-
-ss:-- - q I-s=,-15-55=- -E--EEs-
IN & E-c-z-E-5-1 II III Eqs !. 3
IN E-5 -1 II t6os= = : ocE-
On - 81 =Cz1Zu9.='o LII
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

An ~ =-5,- ssEs i ooee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26
Sfr A0ptrtistrps'us
What Can Cuticura Do
For BaIy's Skin, Scab, and Hair

Everything that cleansing purifying and identifying for the skim
scalp and hair of infants and children the CutiCura Rene
dies will do. They afford instant relief and speedy in the
agonng of itching and burning They clear the skin
Of the distressing of sca crSted pmp and botchy humos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-26

Daily EzE-zEz- % csn-z ~
-1oEa- Delivered q zus=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
ENGLE ~ COR.

The week before election has been unusually
quiet FOR Englewood. II is the lull that always
comes lust before the gayetles OF the late autumn
and winter begin. 80 far as New-Jersey politics Is
concerned. Engewooi people are not In tn" lea I
excited In fact. they are surpn ssingly tranquil.
and the Interest that IL being taken here In local
Issues IL not great But all eyes turned upon
New York. whore the real fight Is wagng. ~
whence the sounds OF the strife have been waited
over 10 the Nca Jersey shores. Englewood con-
sders herself socially ard In a business way al
most a part Of New-York city. and 1t is Impossible
that the haiilr.crica or the political field there
should not make pulses here beat quicker. and
turn al eyes eagerly FOR the result on Election
Day. The business men are talking New YORK
state and cry politics ndciatigably, and their
wives try ING ~ tread us mazes with equal
pace Last Monday Tho Rev James Eels preached
IN the Pr"sbytcria Church before "A crowded con-
grcsaton on The city OF The Lord" and he took
oc' aston to draw strong picture OF the evils and
miseries OF Tammery rule over NoN-lork CITY.
He touche; also upon the corrupt racetrack legis-
lat!on In New-Jersey. but his description OF the
rule OF the freebooters In the big city across the
river on Manhattan Island excited by FAR the more
Interest Every one here IS talking Of the New
York election and nowhere else VIII the victory
of Morton. Strong and Con over evil next Tuesday
cause more thorough rejoicing than IN Englewood.
be the wedding on Tuesday night at the Prcsby-
Douglas Armstrong, OF ST. Paul Many well-known
people IN .Nr"-i ork society VIII attend the cert-
mony and the reception which follows.
H. II. Raglan. the lecturer. who has been eX-
ceetngly well received here In past years. Will
again give series OF lectures IN the l.yceum this
winter His nrst one was scheduled Cor last
night, on Footprints OF George Washington" The
lectures are illustrated with siereopticon views
The first enort OF the dramatic amateurs OF the
town Will be seen In the last week In December.
whom they will give some theatricals In the Iy-
ccum for the benefit of the Woman's Exchange.
The unique entertainment for the benefit Of The
Englewood Hospital which TO begin this
month, has been postponed until after the holidays.
hos. fh. tNf ID alnti H..
portrait of Judge William Walter Phelps. which
will be hung In the Englewood club OF which he
member
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Pitkin have returned from
their tTip across the continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
NEW- UNSUICh.

The first OF a series OF twelve dances by class
composed OF members OF the Crescent Tennis club
WAS he'd in Voorhees, Hall on Monday evening Of
this week. The management Of the class is in the
hands of Misses Adeline Fisher Alice T.. BOYD ana
Cornelia Powelson and C. Herbert Miller. j. Lester
Kightmre and George K. Deshier.
Or Frank l.. Hinde and his bride CMiss Katherine
Deshler) have returned from their wedding trip to
the South and will make their home In George-st.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the ST. James Meth
odis Episcopal Church is arranging for the p?oduc
ton Of an entertainment entitled John Knox W.
Mary Queen Of Scots" in the opera House on the
evenings Of November ! and 5. over 100 young
women and men VIII take part IN harmony win
the lecture THE story OF the Scottish Keforma-
ton" to be delivered by Mrs. H. T.. Monroe, Of
Philadelphia
The dancing il about opening in New
Brunswick and promises t. be unusually active sew
eIal classes will be under the direction Of Loren
d;lec Club. He is also d vocal and instrumental in
and leading spirit in al! artistic entertain
ments.
Halloween was well observed in New-Bruns wick
the streets being full of masqueradcrs until mid
night There also several private parties
where all the old Halloween games and traditions
were practisei. Parties were held at the homes Of
the Misses Mary MacSherry, Lizzie Collins Sadie
Cronk Grace Hubbard, Misses stevens, Mullen,
Ryan and others.
The livingstone Avenue Baptist Church has ac-
ceped the resignation of the pastor, the Rev. NJ V
McDuifie. committee. consisting OF H. a. Kibbe.
Robert Prentss and William Rowland, is to draw
up appropriate resolutions.
and Arthur II. Potter OF Windsor. y. j., took place
at the home OF the bride Wednesday evening.
The Rev :. II. Potter. of Belmont. y. Y. a brother
OF the bridegroom. performed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
RE THIRFORD.

Tn, Republicans o. East Rutherford hell a roIs-
CINE house. George lIaSelweidc. president OF the
East Rutherford Lincoln League. occupying the
chair. Speeches were made by Assembly man David
ID Iabrlskie. whose clever exposition OF Stat issues
was warmly applaudel; Mayor William Mckenzie.
Of East Rutherford; Mayor Luther Shafer - Ruth
erfOrd and Mayor John Ochler OF Cirlstalt. A
Democratic meeting the same night in the -ighbOr-
ing town OF car,stadt SHINY ATTENDED.
Republicans in Rutherford are happy over 'he
large registry. compared with last year. which
nrst district tho increase is II per cent In the sec
Cnt. per cent The total number OF names Is S32.
Miss Jennie 9. Smelling. Of I.yndhursi mar
ricd on Wednesday night 10 Captain Thomas Ham
mDnd, the ceremony taking place AT the home Of
the brides brother. J. II. Smelling. and being per-
formed by The Rev II. H. T. Miles. The brides-
maid was Miss Anna Smelling. niece OF the bride
who was given away by her brother. Captain Ham
mond and his wife went to Old Point Comfort and
after wedding trip through the South. will live
at Nalkyre. y. J.
public presentation Of American flags by the
Lincoln League TO the Rutherford public schools
viii take place in I.yceum Hall Monday after
noon. In the presence Of the pupils from all the
schools in the borough j. &. Schcnck. ex-presldent
OF the league. Will make the address Of presenta-
ton. and President II. X. Jackson. OF the Board OF
Shafer. ex-Mayor Cooper the Rev Francis j. CLAW
ton. Principal ingalls, and Henry J. Ronalds.
James >. Burdett. the humorst, and the I.yceum
Ladies Quartet appeared before "A large audience
in l.yceum Hall on Thursd night for the benefit
OF Gershom Mott Post, g. A. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
BLOOMFIELD.

The twenty-ffth anniversary OF the Gerr IN i"e.
logical Seminary celebrated on "''"' a.,
night at the Morton Street Presbyterian ChurV" -
Newark The Rev John Guenther pastor Oh ~
latter church was the organizer or the seh'"'',
The alumni had a social meeting and COLLATION. ~
the afternoon. and in the evening addresses w.
made I'm English and German by the Rev MI "'
ther and DR. Seibert. =. .,,,tact Of
Paris. the Magnificent" will be tn, suoJev' .,sr
Henry H. Ragan's lecture IN thr "" 10 PAR
Church Chapel tonight. Tor the pe"o"' % W.
nassus Literary Society. .,... ., rvthlas
The Mutual Aid Society Of the knigh,s o, robert
has elected the following offlcers; iIe..or Will
Sandy; secretary, Joseph Baldwin "eas"
lam H. Hill. ~ ,,,, !, Noutclsi
on Tresday afternoon, Mrs. Charles teeA' ya ION
Mrs Lander were slightly inJured " shc,e
running into them and upsettlnS lhe" ian, Pres
An entertainment was given IN III hr ,hs auspices
byteran Church Thursday night uhne' ~"
The Democrats OF Bloomfield are heaa nine. O, fof
I'm trouble John A. skinner, tneir W. address
Ereehoider exploded a NIB YESTERDAY ~
ng the following letter - the iosa n5,oomfsli: As
ITO the Democratic Voters ro,ncpstic Executive
Committee OF Bloomfield on October :, =, be used
circumstances would | permit my In, my name Oh
for Freeholder II the committee pr ,r'ends not 70
the ballots for that Office WISH NY
vote for me-" ,ouo,v the Leadership
Of Robert S Rudd are particularly p nam n When
Skinner Tor this traitor act. as .ays =, secure
the conventior met II was irnposs.no mars against
man who was willing to en enter NV nominee -
Mr. Skinner's Withdraw, on the e eve another
makes II impossible for hs parry -. ~ a,.unty ClesA
, nnn,nea - and md lie his name with the S"""S
In time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
BifONNE.

The Bayonne Hospital and Dispensary has re-
ccived "A sift from the Boys Lcnd-a-Ha club
OF Bergen Point a handsome operating table con-
structed Of glass and iron. and arranged IN con-
formity with modern antseptc ideas.
The Bayonne Amateur Bowling League has been
formed by representatives OF the following local
ORGANIZATIONS: New-Jersey Athletic club Newark
Bay Boat club, Bayonne Rowing and Athletic As
ISOLATION, Pamrapo Athletic club and Bayonne
Bowling club. a schedule OF championship games
for several handsome trophies Is being arranged.
Under the auspices Of the Home Helpers Circle
OF King Sons. connected with the First Reformed
church. an excellent musical and literary enter
talnment was given Thursday evening" the pro-
cceus being Tor charitable purposes. Those taking
part were Mrs James IA perine, Misses Elizabeth
Ramsay. Mildred TIL. Nellie Ramsay and Era
TIL Professor William TIL Mrs Eddowes and
Messrs Herbert Forrest. Joseph 4. Rumr.l Will
IAN Martin, Henry q. Crane and John Faber.
dpiaih j. H. Bennett and his family have re-
turned TO this city from their long sojourn at Port
Antonio. In the West Indies. They are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Swift. Of No. rs East
Thirty third-st.
,, At the home OF the brides parents on Avenue T.
PamIapo Miss Alice Grcensade. daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs John Greenslade, married on Wednes-
day evening to Frank Baker Al young business
man OF the Third Ward The Rev H. Mcguire
rotor or Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Special services viii be held to- morrow evening in
the 'aivary Protestant Episcopal Church at Pam
rapo ana me First Methodist Episcopal Church
Daughters and the Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tlan E.ndeavor auxiliary the First Presbyterian
thurch WIZ hold "A cake sale In the parlors Of the
church to raise funds for charitable purposes.
The Orsnge Athletic Club OF Bayonne played
picked team OF the West Eighth Streets on Thurs
day and defeated them by OF a to o.