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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-26
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Many Items of Local and General In
terest.

Many Items Of Local and General In
terest.
At the Woo dley Inn dance last night the
following were present: Mr.. Hope Darneille,
Mr.. Douglas Simms, Mr.. Marion Holgrove.
Mr.. r. A. Castelar,. Mr.. John Green, Miss
White. Miss Kirklin, the Misses Falls, Miss
White, Miss Edwards, Miss Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Buckley, Mr.. John e.
Beall, Mr.. s. Prigg, Miss Middleton, Mrs.
Middleton and Miss Ball. A supper was
spread after the dance.
Canal Prosperous.
The canal business is keeping up splendid
ly. The shipments from the mines are still
large, and the shipments from Georgetown
by river are running apace. The year now
closing has been most successful one.
More in tolls has been collected and more
tons have come down in the operative sea-
son than the canal managers ever remem-
Der having been blessed with.
Preparations are being made to recon-
struct and repair the old boats in service
and to augment their number with new
ones. They will be built mostly on the
upper canal, Ii having been demonstrated
that boats can be built cheaper there than
In the town here.
David Gee was taken with a fit en- 2Sth
street last evening. The patrol was sum-
moned and the stricken che conveyed TO his
home.
The pupils of Miss Beckhams class, Ad-
Olson school, held lunch" yesterday at
noon, which turned out highly successful
The classes at Lintbicum Institute this
year are the largest In the history of the
school There are 127 students In the pen
manship and bookkeeping department.
Mace Belt, who was arrested two days
ago on a charge of highway robbery, is the
son Of Thomas Belt, not Mace, ST., as was
reported. Mace is the uncle of the boy.
The Unexpected, Capt. Miller has como
in with $500 bushels of wheat and LOO
bushels of corn, consigned to Geo. T. Dun
lop. The grain comes from Whites Ferry.
Geo. L. Pulaski yesterday sold 20 CHINO
H. Rudolph lots ], and g. block 16, and
lots "a and %, block IL. Waggaman's sub
of Wesley Heights.
Miss Mollie Shriver Of Westminster, Nd,
is visiting Miss Hoffman Of 1903 35th street.
The Georgetown College eleven will meet
the Swarthmore team tomorrow afternoon
on the local field.
The Literary Circle Of the Dumbarton
Chapter of the Epworth League held q
well-attended meeting Wednesday night.
The subject was Tennyson. Miss Lille
Bremerlnan gave a short sketch of his life,
and Mr.. Howse and Mr.. Lirtell gave read
ings from the Palace of Art" and In
Memcriam." Prof F'risby talked on the
elements Of poetry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-26

Jim Cook, brother of the leader Of the
Cook gang, has escaped from Tahlequah,
Ind. Ter, where he had been under arrest
for murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-26
S. KANN, SONS & 60.
9Th and rlarket Space.

J. r. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. NV, GAR
net lining Felts, Fire Brick and Clay; Asbestos,
Paints, BRUSHES Line. Cement; two and three.
ply Roofing Material sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-26

Ripans cures malaria; druggists, 60c.-
Advt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
, SaS xbal abmdrt8.

= Die 8etpobner bon Durpea NADER
Initren8un8sn fir cine 8orousbre.
8ieruna.
- Mit benz au8pumpsn bss @aEers
aus Der Sauiteab @rube madt man il
ben lebten 1asen before Sorti6ritte.
Tablur.-&n ben IapIor, Bpne uni
Solben @ruben mar am DonnerItap
3abItas.
- Die bautise 8rSune 1T bier aufse.
treten.
Bis auf peiteres iperben bier ale
9ruben arbeiten.
- gboie Weiienflub trus am Sam.
flag in Der Taplor @rubs 8~erIsbungen
oapon.
- Ser 8iIbsIm EEL S6dben Stub
belt am Dienitae Elm Sdeibeni6ie6en
uno 4benbS einen Bal in @~eiienFub'S
Gale, mo aud bic 9reife a~useetbeiIt
tpurben. Sc tparen S6Iben bon Yittss
ton unb scranton %antpsieno unb bic
8lidIiden @etpinner Der 8rsiie fparen :
@riter BreiS, Sobn Sorser ; stpeiter, uIs
rid Sorser; britter, Svbn 8Iattsr ; bier.
ter, nIri4 !3urfieb /; f%iinfter, Gnbreas
; iedfer, Somiteab unb Burns
fi9 sIei& ; iiebenter, s. 9Olsn /;
a6ter, Spbn bon Bergen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

Inter benz Namen ,,Soutb Scranton
Building unb 2oan NHociation" ipurbe
i'm 2otaIe bon Sranf MoeIer, HOB
prospect Ibe., Elm nsuer 8auperein
sesrinbet, beitebenb aus foIssnben BE,
atnter :
8ranf 8Ieinfdrobt, grdFbent.
Uti4ael Sub8e, 8ice 4rdiibent.
Srant Moeuer, SdaBmeifter.
Sobn Gibbons, IT., Sefretdr.
9irectoren 9bos. S. @opne, Ser.
mann S6dHer. M. s. &ubbp. CHARLES
s. &IoB. Sobn Gibbons, f.. Sufap
8enner. N. s. Donoboe, MidaeI Ssnp.
ter, GIeranber MosIep.
Die erite ginsabIuns finbet am Iebten
Wiontae bieieS Monats ftatt. Sir
4ttisn tpenbe man iid an obsnsenannte
Serren. 1913
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3u oerfanfen:

Die @dlpt nit Saus an afb unb paul Stra'
Ben. Nabns ausfunft ertbtilt albsrmann
Sutttrmann. 26ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Oie Oentieben tn bieier 0Sabf

SIN ~unierer County @abI iolte es in
bieiem Sabre feline Srase iein, mo bic
Deutfden fteben. Ser Dsutide 1T feIbt
ebrlid unb siebt baber cine ebrIi9s 8ar.
tel Dor. Bel benz bemofratii1en Romi,
nirunsS' Content 1T eS ebrIi4 ber8esans
gen. Memanb 1T nm cine ebrIid se.
tuonnene domination betrosen iporben,
niemanb BAT burb @elb cine Romination
setponnen pber berIorsn.
@erabe enteeeerseiebt eins es int res
publifanif4en @onbente au. BORT res
sierte baS @eIb unb bic Rominationen
tuirben sefauft unb berfauft. Srans,
5e1otps unb Ofeq tparen Der Mafdine
ni4t ansenebm unb 10 iourben iie nit
@slb sefdIasen.
Mit ben Deuti9en unb ben beutI4en
&anbioaten bat bic bemofratifde Yartei
ebrli4 eebanbelt. DaS b~etsablenbe gmt
i'm COUNTY, baS Sdabmeiiteremt, bat fe
einem 9eutfden, Germ 8arI S9abt,
ibertpiefen. gu benz iebr fpidtisen
4mte bes SeitamentSresitrators bat bieis
8artei tpieber einen 9eutiden, Seinrit
z. Gbbler, auSeripdblt.
Sang anbers bat eS Serr Soiepb glb.
tpeienb scranton semadt. Sir Jpn mar
Der ebrIi6e Deutide, @iIbeIm Srana
gut senu8 fir bas f4Ied.sabIenbe amt
oes County Gommifdren. aber nidt gut
senus fir bas gut sabIenbe glmt bss
County Sdabmeiiters. Sier,u mubte ct
einen Weliden baben unb Der ebrIide
Deutfde tpurbe bel Settle geidoben.
giidt senus, baB baS itdbtiide S6aB.
meifteramt unb baS cine 8idteramt idon
ben @eIiden eebbrt, aud bas county
S4abamt fol- linen seb6ren, baS 4mt
zines @eridtSidreibers tpolen ite nun
gum britten Wale unb nebenbei aud nod
ben Diftriftanpalt. Dod biersu tperben
bic beutf4en Stimm8eber pobI aud Elm
Wort mitreben, tpenn es our Wabl
fommt. unb Germ scranton einen biden
Strid burd bic 8ednuns MAIDEN.
9lud in Der b6ien Temperens. unb in
Der SonntasSfrase meint es bic Demo.
fratie ebrlid nit ben Deutfben. Sic
bat einen Wann bon eeiunben, liberaIen
Gnii6ten fir baS Ridteramt %ernannt,
ben tiidtieen friberen &i6ter Smitb.
SIN 8i6ter Smith 1T fein SemperenS.
unb Sonntues.S anatifer beritedt. @r
1T often unb flar sesen ale Sdpinoes
Ieien oisier 9lrt. gr bridte iih itart
uno unstpeibeutis eesen bic game Sonp.
8reuSfabrt aus, tpabrenb bic intimen
Srsunbe bes 3idterS 2lr4baIb bieie
SonntaesbeBersi fibrten unb lenften.
Dafir rednet aud Ridter GrdbaIb,
oab bic Stimmen Der Temperensler fir
lbn fallen tperoen, unb UNI bieieS 10 pieI
Ieidter unb obne 8erbadt su erressn
tbun su ~f6nnen, ~itelten bic SemperensIer
uuf ibren WabIsettel einen sdnsli6
unbefanntsn Mann, Der nidt einmaI in
in bieiem County ipobnbaft 1T. Often
ais 8anbibat Der TemperensIer au fteben,
ipdre nidt ratbiam. aber in anberer
8eiie ibre Stimmen su bsfommsn, bas
sefdat ibm gut 8enus. Inter iolden
nmftdnben tperben aber tppbI bic Deut.
iden in &idter Smitb ibr Sell iuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
9eutf6e 8riefIifs.
Cine neue Wetbobe in Sau unS
Spar 0ereinen.

Die ,,Gitisen's 8au unb gnIeibe Sc.
ieaiduft" bieier Stabt bat in ibrem
8lane mebrere lei Metboben einsei9aI.
tet, tpelde bon ben MitsIiebern iebr bsis
fdais aufeenommen tperoen. Sc 1T Der
iiderite unb Bette @es, nm @elo ansuIs.
gen unb quite SntereHen su erIansen, ba
es 2euten nit beidrdnften Mitteln cine
@elesenbeit su griparnihen siebt. Gins
leiben tperben betpiaist Obne absus Der
9rdmie i'm 8orauS. Niemanb tpirb sur
3uridsiebune ieineS 9eIbeS sestpunsen,
bis Der 8erein ausseIaufen 1T.
Attien fam man erbaIten bel Senrp
j. SiesIer, Sefretdr, sol Solar abenue,
ober 81. u. Zimmerman, 225 Waibins.
ton Npenue. 42,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

Die Sanitdtsbsb5rbe erfIdrt unier
Trinfpafer fir tbatia9Iid rein. Sine
aIte @eidibte!
SIM September nabm bic 9oIiaei
22l Berbaftuneen Dor unb es ainaen an
Strafen s406.75 Elm.
Man sIaubt, baB in ben Bonita
8laStperfen baS @ieben bon @IaspIatten
nit benz neuen Sabre Beginner Fam.
SIN Dalton serftBrte am Wontae
Elm Seuer baS @obnbaus bon s. 80.
Srancis unb eS fonnte nur peni9 BON
Snbalte s~erettet tuerben, trob aIer gns
itren8uneen.
= Beter @inter, SaupteIerf in Der
8ebenue Office beS IL. Diftritts, erbieIi
am Sreitae ben 2aufpab. 90 er f4on
90 Sabre I'M amte 1T, fam er fid ipobI
Elm tpenie auSruben. Sein RadfoIser
lit g. q. Sauiolb unb an bes Iebteren
STEELE tritt Gbas. %. 2enb bon Maut
Gbunf.
= Sod ieIten Bat bic ct. Beters
8atbebraIe cine 10 sabIrsi9e 8eriamm,
lung geieben, ipie bieienise mar, tpelde
ii4 Dientas @benb CUR Traunns bon
Fri. Warp Geraldine S4r5ber nit
Germ B%ercibal Sobn Worris einsefun,
ben bate. &eb. g. s. McWanus bon
Green &ibse boasos bic beiIise Sanb.
lung. Nad berielben fanb in Der 8iGa
Der 8rauteltern an Sanberion glpenue,
Seryn unb Srau @onrab S9rDber, Der
cfiSisae @mpfuns itatt. an tpeIdem nur
bic nd4iten Insebbrisen unb Sreunbe
Der Samilie %tbeiInabmen. Saus unb
8arten iparen pradtboa eeidmiidt unb
bic briaiante 8eleu9tun8 ~pertpanbeIte
oaS sanse in Elm Seenreid. Suntinston
beiorste bas SodseitsmabI unb 8auer's
Or6elter ipieIte bic SafeImulif. Die
iun9en gbeleute traten nit benz Witter.
nadtssuse cine auf sebn Gage bere6nete
SodSeitsreiie an. W6ee ibnen bic
8eiie burd's 8ilserIeben nur cine uns
unterbro4ene Aueae Der Sreube iein
- Cine traurige '@eldi6te bate
Samitas Ha6t cine beuti6e frau no.
mems @eiiefe i'm StationsbauIe au er,db.
len. Sic mar cine Srau bon bornebmem
Stanbe. foIste aber Der Stimme ibres
Sersens unb beiratbete einen a~potbefer
namens gnsel. 9as Yaar tpanberte
na6 Imerifa aus, @nsel srbfnete cine
apotbefe in Netparf uno prosperirte,
itarb aber mad mebreren Sabren. Gin
Wann namens Wiaiam @eiiefe umgarnte
nunu,ebr bic t~pobIbabenbe 8ittpe unb
erlanste idIieBli9 aud ibr Satport.
8alb mad Der Srd3eit entpuppte iid Der
&erI aIS Elm SauIenser unb 8ummIer +;
er ftabI Der Srau ibre @ertbiaden un6
perlieB fie enbIi6. Nad langsm Su9en
entbedte iie ibn in WiIfssbarrs, mo er
arbeitete. gr periprad. fid su beHern,
tpenn fie tpieoer nit ibm Ieben ipoIte,
uno tie mar nur su Ieidteldubis, mabte
allies su @elb unb fam mad @iIfesbarre.
@eiiete besann iofort ipieber fein Ioderes
2eben, itabl Der Srau i9IisBIi6 ibr Ieb.
ties 8eIb i'm 8etraes bon ettpa $500 unb
~perbuftete am Sreitae. Die Spur pieb
mad Scranton unb Sergeant Sauf bon
WiIfeSbarre besleitete bic Srau bierber,
aber bon @eiiefe mar ni9ts su entbeden !;
er 1T nit ieinem &aube i~eOenfaas ilbsr
aue 8eree.
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Bon 4eter8bura.

Cine poIitifde repubIifaniide
8eriammIuns fanb Oienftas 4benb in
Medler'S Gale babier itatt. Sic mar
aud iebr nbtbis, um Der 8oobIersG Sans
payne Elm bis4en 2eben einsubauden.
Sim Samitas Nadmittae itarb
bic etipa IL Sabre aIte GIara
Mobr, Sodter Der an Wiaiam Strabe
GbeIeute George Mobr. Die
iunse Damen mar muir furse 3eit franf.
8eiiebuns Der 2eide erfoIste am
Dienitas Nadmittas in benz bieiisen
ceuti&e tatboIiiden Sriebbofe.
s9- Nnnoneirt i'm ..B odenblatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Httt8tOn.

- Die idbrIide Seuermannsparabs
fanb am Sreitas bel bibi6em Better
fatt.
= frau 8m. $. 2anbmeHer. cine
Godter bon 9ottIieb S6maIs bon Sus
sbeStopn, itarb am Wontas.
- SIN benz go. 10 S6adt purbe
am 9ienitas Der Is Sabre alte Osfar
NidoIS bon Samtotpn bon einem Barren
iiberfabren unb set6otet.
= Serr Sreb Trein, @Iurf bes Ra.
tional SauS, unb SRI. 9lnna Slider bon
Wia Strabe tpurben am Donnerltas in
Der ct. Warien 8irde setraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Mn SAninbfnG tiee.

Der Undergraduate. uslder nah mebridbri.
gen aeiOen bon einem idmereu eun9eniibeI
uno Der gsflrdteten 9 d no IL DIT onrdl
elm eiufnhes WitteI gebsilt wurbs, uiinidt
all ieinen Wiileioen0en Die Wetbobe Der Seil.
ung betannt ~ MAIDEN. Gr miro ALLEN. Die
% pinidsn. TO- snfrei eirs abihrift bes 8s
jeptes ienOen. w'Ides cine hdere SeiIun9 fur
2 d minou DIT, atbma, Gutarrb.
Bronditis uno ale Sals. uno tnn9en.
afsitionsn if. Gr boft. bab ale eeiosnOsn
iein Mittel probireu. usIdes unibdbbar if.
@sr bns Rs5ept, oas nidts totet unO ie9ens.
raid fem fam. iuiuidt, idrsibe ssfaGlgit an
Reu. Gowaro ". WtIon, 8rOotlpn,
Neip Dorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
2anb III p%erfaufen

Bon elmer Strsde BON sttpa 325 adsrn ua-
fultipirttm 9anb, selsstu In ben SppuIbips
gfsptcn unb 8anicm, ~Ssrfaufs i'd %beIisbiss par
seaen 3u $25 ben Ader
8srnu: Saus unb Got SO. 2747 Sadicn
Strabs, Got SO bel us 6uB Sbttdune, gutter
Srunnsn, Staa unb anpers gsrbsftrunssn.
Aub Gin gutter eumbsripasen surt balbrn Treiie
W. 8Ipts, 2747 Sadion Strabe. If
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NOTWITHSTANDING
son
8ettbBOaem SrHabeigGRtbam.
Samffag 10. Rot. 1894.

@emGe psri6iftsnG Grsfutipnsbsfebls pom
ipanna County unb on mid stri&tet, psrbs i'd
In benz Gpurtbauie Der Staei SCRANTON, am
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Geruer:

8erner:
No. 4.-Aas bic Rs&tt, 5itsl unt Sntsrtfsn
ets VtriIasisn, 9afcb Srpi&art In unb auf all
bic stpilif ept Stredt oen parssas 9anp, nit
ben @sbauern uneB srbsTuuusrn 6araut, ssltstu
in Der 3pDlftfn Warb Der Stabt Ssranipn,
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WSbcl. unb Sdreinrrarbritru.

Ssb. @rsims ell smpfsbIt ii& sur anfsr.
tisune berartiser @rbtitsn. go Gin Straee,
in @siels's planinsmia. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
3u perfaufen:

Saus unb Got. einidIsbIid anoerem gigen.
tbum, gde Rittston apenue uno 8eed Strabe A.;
quite Ha9e fur Sotel ODER anoeres @eiddft;
lsidte 8soinsnnsen: abrsiFri Gissntbimer,
Boz 28S, SauIep. 9a. 81
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

The Roman Catholics are building a
large university Of learning in Wash
ington and gaining much prestige III
the seat Of our government. To offset
this by the Protestants, the Methodists,
the largest Protestant denomination in
this country, also intend building an
immense University at Washington.
Large donations have been made and
as soon rs five millions OF dollars are
raised imposing building will begin tc
60 up. The laying Of the corner STONE
will take place probably some time thil
year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
POLICY HOLDERS ORDERED
TO PAY.

The thousands of policy holders in
the defunct MiIlville Mutual Marine
and Fire Insurance Company are much
excited over an assessment which the
Court of Chancery has ordered on each
premium note, and have agreed to raise
a fund and retain ex-Judge Pancoast,
of Camden to fight the case.
The insurance company collapsed in
1885 with thousands Of dollars worth
of fire and marine losses unpaid and
only S51s in its treasury. One West.
ern agent, it is alleged, absconded with
over 5000 of the company's funds.
Among The fire losses reported still un-
paid is one for $50, 900 on Congress
Hall, Cape May, which burned down
several years ago.
The Special Masters report to the
Court of Chancery contains the follow
ing figures, showing why the assess
ments were made and for what for:
Taxes, costs, Masters fees and expen-
SEES, $500; expenses Of collecting as
sessment, etc, SS471 "a; receivers com
mission, $500, amount of claims, $751;
902. is; total amount to be raised by as
sessments. $l07, S74 IL.
Tie city of Millville had its public
buildings insured in the company and
its assessment is 1928. The assessment
notices were presented at the last meet
ing of Council, but instead OF acting on
them, all immediate adjournment was
taken. If the city refuses to pay suit
will be brought at ouc and this will
bring about a complication, as Thomas
Whitaker, Mayor of the city, is receive
er of the insurance company. A suit
would place him in the dual role of
plaintiff and defendant.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

A reduction Of wages went into effect
In the iron. workers Of Cooper Hewitt
& Co., ut Trenton last week. In COM
menting upon the reasons for IL Mr..
Hewitt said it was due to the prevail
ing business depression, which caused
heavy losses last year. The business
depression, he said, could be traced
back to the Mckinley bill. "The c0un-
try could stand almost anything ex-
cept a Mckinley bill. Ever since that
bill was passed wages have decreased. -"
Speaking OF the probable effect Of the
Wilson bill Oh business interests, he
said anything that would do away with
the present uncertainty would be good.
"Business interests are waiting for
something definite, so that men can
know where they stand" AS regards
the iron interest, he said that not even
free trade would hurt the Carnegie
business, and that II free trade did not
close out the New Jersey company,
Carnegie would. He regards the prompt
passage OF the Wilson bill rs the most
important thing for business now.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

With a sound like that Of an earth
quake, n Of the buildings Of the Re.
pauno Chemical Company, owed by the
Dupont Powder Company, of Whining
ton, located neal G~ibbstown, Glouces-
ter County, was hurled high in the air
by a terrific explosion, which killed
Levi WINS, II Of the workman, and
placed in jeopardy the lives of over 100
other employees, on Friday Of last week.
Tie explosions occurred at the ''wasle
acid house." where the refuse acid and
nit~ro-glyceripe were separated. 1t was
a new building, having been construct
ed a year or so ago. WINS was the only
person employed In this department Of
the works. He went to work in the
building at about 1--WE minutes after
nine O'Clock, and a few minutes later a
glare of light, followed by a loud report,
startled the workmen of the other de-
partments, who ran out to find only a
hole in the ground where the building
stood.
They found the upper portions of
WINS body but little disGgured by the
force of the explosion. The legs, how.
ever, and one Of his hands were missing.
These we're found about twenty five
yards away, and death had come like a
thunderbolt to him. His face showed
no signs of pain or fear. The dead man,
Levi WINS, was % years old. He was
married but had no children. Helived
in Paulsboro. He had been c~ontinu.
ously in the employ of the company for
about eight years.
Ten years ago, March 20, 1884, a sim
liar explosion took place. Lamott du-
Pont, vice.president of the company;
superintendent W. N. Hill and four
others were killed. 1t was supposed to
have been caused in the same manner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
RED MEMS GRAND COUNCIL.

The Grand Council of Improved Or
der of Red Men was held in Trenton
week before last and the following Off
GERS elected.
Great sachem, Charles Brown, Pauls.
boro; great senior sycamore, William
j. Forsythe. Jersey City; great Junior
sycamore, j. A. Russell. Washington;
great prophet, A. A. Cunningham, Pat
erson; great chief Of records, Daniel NJ.
Stevens, Camden; great keeper of wam-
pun, II. c. Loudenslager, Paulsboro;
representatives to Great Council, A. A.
Cunningham. Paterson; Joseph Powell,
Bridgeton; James Vanhouten, Manas-
guam, and Thomas McDonough, Tren-
ton.
According to the report Of Great
Chief of Records Daniel M. Stevens,
295S members were adopted during the
year, the total membership now being
1905. The number of tribes in the
State is 1877, one charter having been
surrendered and IA new tribes institute
ed.
The report of the great keeper of
wampum showed the following account.
Balance on hand at last report, S2,5l0.-
65; received for supplies, SS64.09, re-
ceived per capita tax. $4,23s.S5, whole
amour: received, including balance on
hand, S7,6l5.59 amount disbursed, So
sol ,46, balance on hand February u,
1894, 81, S14.13.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

New York City and Brooklyn have
large numbers of foreign born citizens
who celebrate their native holidays as
they did in the old country. When a
man becomes a citizen of this country
and under the protection of its flag no
other flag should be foremost in this
country but the stars and stripes. Yet
on every day celebrated by foreign born
citizens in those cities it is customary
to hoist the flag of a foreign nation on
the city halls. When Abram S. Hew-
lit was Mayor of New York he did not
allow it, but he was not popular after
wards. Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn,
has prohibited the hosting of foreign
flags in that city. The children of
many foreign-born citizens do not know
the import of the American flag and
the hosting of it on the school house
by the American Mechanics does much
to teach these children the love of this
country instead of their fathers land.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

The famous Vermont liquor case,
which has been on trial in one form OF
another for the last twelve years, has
just been finally determined. One
O'Neil, a liquor dealer of Whitehall,
N. Y, was convicted before a Justice
of the peace Of Rutland, VT, of 457
offenses against the liquor laws of that
State, in sending liquor in jugs of Yer.
mont, and was sentenced, under the
provisions Of the law, to 1926 days,
or over 70 years, in the House of Cor
rection. He appealed and pleaded
guilty to 307 ~offenses, and the penalty
was reduced to about 60 years. The
case was again taken to the Supreme
Court, and that court has modified the
sentence and has sentenced O'Neil to a
fine of $500 and two months in the
House of Correction. While he escap-
ed life sentence, his punishment is suffi-
cient to demonstrate that its best not
to evade the law. And still many
think prohibition don't prohibit.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

We do not know the law as to when
the borough election ear be held but
from the fact that it requires the ap-
pointment Of a board OF registry and
that the law requires a certain number
of days for the board to perform their
duty of registration before election we
would draw the conclusion that an cleo
tion for borough officers could not be
held for twenty or thirty days.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

At IA special meeting of the Green
witch Township Committee to consider
the application of the Camden, Glou-
cester and Woodbury. Electric Railroad
Company for a location Of their tracks
through Paulsboro and to Lincoln and
Germania Parks, a vote was taken
among the citizens and only two oppos'
ed the granting of a franchise, out OF
about 600 voters in the township. AT
ter considerable discussion, a commit
tee, consisting of Congressman II. u
Loudenslager, Benjamin Q. Paul.
James J.. Cowgirl, John Civilian and
W. c. Cowgirl. was appointed to act In
conjunction with the township commit
tee in framing an ordinance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

The retirement of W. E. Gladstone
from the Premiership Of Queen Victor
las kingdom. removes from office the
ablest statesman of the world. The ap'
pointment of Lord Roseberry to the
Premiership brings to the front an im'
mensely rich Lord with democratic
ideas who favors home rule where Glad
stone left off.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Prominent business men, Republi.
cans, Of Salem, who have had expert
encs in a city and some observation on
borough governments, express q belief
that the citizens of Penn's Grove will
ind out that they have something on
their hand they will not want after be
ing under q borough government for
two or three years. But after you get
in how are you going to get outp