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Chem. Corp, sOie Props, Boston.
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Gotham looks to be In n soft spot.
His competitors, barring Amsterdam and
Pandora colt, nave shown IN public that
they have no chance OF beating Rupperts
colt. Mirage should be the runner-up
and Utica third.
Fourth Race. The Carlton Stakes, for three
yoar.olds: 800 each. with 1900 added: one
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Assignee should win this event. His
race on Thursday was n good one. Hal
ton looks to have a mortgage on second
money, and Dobbins should not be
worse han third.
Fifth Race Handicap sweepstakes Of SIS each,
with 81, 900 added, for three year-olds and upward.
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ON his last race IIoey looks like real
jam. The track will be much more to
his liking also. and this makes his
chances look all the more rosy. Addie
should get second money from the Dolly
colt.
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Gideon Il Days horses all seem to be
fit, and there Is no reason why Ramapo
should lac an exception. This colt held
the other horses In this race safe last
year, and If 1T should wi. to-day. Ajax
and RaCeland should have a battle
royal FOR III" place, with the chances in
favor of the former.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-01-18
PostpOneIle1lt OF EX cllrsion,
TO ALTA Iona, TEXAS.
N~ee~o~~e~~N
Worthington, Mimi. JAN 9, 1904.
NrN1lNNr1NtNNN

"a
Owing to control Of the General Passenger AS
sociation, it is impossible to carry through OR
project on the 10th, as advertised, but will be
Obliged to postpone our excursion until the 18th
day Of February. We hope to have very large
company together BY this time, making the party
d grand success. Parties Intending to accom-
pany us will please overlook this matter as it was
impossible to avaid il.
Yours faithfully,
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AMSTERDAM AVE-, "OB - Furnished rncm';
also front p ,rioT. 'uitahlu iur budn's+
COLUMBUS AVE. <5:. corner sist sf.-Ali newly
furnished rooms, gas a bath: uoierAte prices
GREESwIcI Il. ~2oj-ILght, s,ry rooms, nicely
furnished, Tor nlsl. . Z! weet & M
GREENWiCH AVE-, III Nicely furnished
rooms Tor bookkeeping; all conveniences.
JANE ST, 40, corner ath ave. Nicely furnished,
extra large, light rooms rea'"nrble; reference.
LFR ~ ST, "a are front room bath, closets
gentlemen or Ia h house Seepl 6; private house
PERRY ST., 8 near 1th s-HA rooms from
$50 Up; also large room.
WASUISCTON TLASE, "a large ! small
room, together for z gentlemen, Els folding
bed. running water pryaif house,
ArH ST.. 223 W.. -Sicsiy Furnished rooms for
gentleman CT man Il vile.
ATa ST. aOJ W, near l2th It A comfortable
furnished room private houSa, with bath con-
vcn!ent TO all cars; reierence.
water, gas; housekeeping il desired, ladies %
gentlemen
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


u~H'uTntehoo
REFINED CoUPLE WANTS 4 rooms. bath 18th
10 $50 at. Sd b Tab ave. volkArt, q w. l4th ct.
Twoi In family waut 3 unfuInished rooms; PR
vale house; el2 n monIh from oosh 20 sIth 81
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED BASEMENT wanted by Amer
team compile In furnished room house wife's
services: small salary Tor rent. NJ. Branch office.
49, Nth ave-
FURSiSHED loom WANTED; young German:
price. with or without board. Modest. box
IS World.
GENTLE MAN would like to obtain a furnished
room, w,th use oi bath. hot and cold water, not
to exceed FL. ~ par week, between AID and both
sts. west oil 9Th ave. ca, box 81 World.
WANTED Furnished psrlor or room without
any bed; music. business. reception room
terms 60. Osborne. box go World, uptown.
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T.ENIo<T

conservatory. .s West ga st Open all SUM
ner. mornings aftsrnosn' e.e.inssi eeo!sd "
TEED Ave strictly private lcssans. 81. any hour.
xith music; positively no failures. lady assistAnu-
CLASSES every afternoon and evening" tnos
Iorning). monthly. 81. quarterly, s.. tncludin1
individual privae instruction In waltz and iAts1f
fashionable danes, Circulars
STAGE DANCING DEPARTMENT..
Every style. Latest novelties. Largest school u
tho world. Pay TO suit yourself. Engagements -
rured. an references. a-r H.rfNH.
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l PARIOR ROOM; 3 rooms. any pat; rcspccta.
ble. hours: I auult.. DIRE smhSor; neat name
outside state moderate terms. iull pnrticularS'
SUciAbic, T,Ai 9th ave.
uNE rARLoR room 4 2 cr ! rooms any part re-
rpcCtAblc house Goth at, 10 5sth at, Lexington
ave. to 18th ave, drcssnaker, I adults neat nam"
outside. state moderate terms, full particulars.
Quiet, s2i 9Th ave.
UNFIRNIsIED large trout room for drcssmnk.
ing. f;om I'D TO 6lth St OH to 9Th ave. hSb
Sth ave.
couple on west sIic; rent rot exceeding $40
Address sylvester, .e8 ". ll7th Al.
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MISS McCARE,S

DANCING classes now forming Al u
East l1th St. between 9Th ave. and broadway.
Clagse. every afternoon and evening: private leo
sons. any hour. 81: waltz guaranteed In sx pri-
yats lessons, IS; 4 lessons. 81, quarter. "A Loo
70 ~, 81. lady and gentleman assislants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENINGS. SEND q REGULARS
neginners at any tine. Open all summer
Special and individual attention given TO thoes
learning the waltz; also the new snt fasffnnabl4
dance s, including stage. fancy aud character.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

ives. >i-..
BOT II At, 2O3 W. list floor. single fat, nicely
furnished room, suitable Tor =.
ord 81: 80 w. Pleasant. large or single room;
board optional private family; reference.
l?5D ST. Is w.-ai.noor room. %; other rooms.
81 M; private family; references.
fl,RNlsIlEn ROOM; bath; ~ noor; double win.
$40 W, l2bth ST., cigar store.
North Of Ia sth Street. -
18TH ST, ao w.-Prettily furnished rooms; hot
q cold water, gas. bath: gentlemen preferred;
convenient location.
i:6TH ST.. 90 W A furnished room to let;
young man preferred -
18TH st. la w.-Handsomely furnished rooms
In n~rst-ciass house; - upward: breakfast II
desired.
IaSTH ST, 239 w. near station-Large sunny
front room every Co vrnienca; reasonable ali
smaller room 81. 90 week private house.
Miscellaneous.
25c. TRUNKS removed to T ,oms, Columbia FIX
rress. lm West 8ith st. corner broadway
10TH ST, 2f7- Large Ooms for two gentleman
or man 4 vile; housekeeping good Attendance,
Brooklyn.
CONCORD ST, Furnished room for light
housekeeping; hot h cold water.
HENRY ST; SO, brooklyn. near bridge Large,
comfortably fGrnished rooms; complete for
housekeeping or gentlemen.
HIGH ST. 60 Nicely furnished rooms. front
or back. for gentlemen or light housekeeping.
MtpDA9H ST. 23--Furnlshen large front Il hall
bedrooms; pleasant house terms low.
PINEAPPLE ST 81. near h~ridge-Pieasant rooms.
large 4 small. every convenience: references
scHERMERHoRN ST.. al. near bond st. Large.
nl.as,nt room. 81: also front parlor. southern
exposure.
STATE ST. ia, near clinton : Newly furnished
,roonn; also par'or foor. unfurnished or iur-
nished.
VANDERBILT AVE. I52, Rruokiyn-Fur-
| nfShad rnnp,s for - ucntiap,an mr. slpyla Nundar.
bilt l. station.
1ST ST.. 3pl. corner 9TH ave-. Rrooklvn-Fur-
lished rooms, two large, light nicely, Furnished
connecting room. newly 4 nicely furnished,
coIn,iote Tor housekeeping lnrsc pantry &
clothes press: private hal bath laundry. &c. 81
weekly Tor tbs suit. Noble.
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A.-Counters. shelves. showcases. mirror, cans
scales, Chandelier, cheese covers, ~ice-boxes,
lars. sos East l25th st.
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L KINDS second hand or new store fixtures
showcases, counters, shelving. cigar figures. but
ter refrigerators, scales, &c.
LhAIn L SnNS 200 aal Eat I'm ~
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T ONCE-Magniticent furniture, private resi-
dence; fine silk brocade parlor suit, $40: paint
Us. grandiather's clock, magnificent full-size
ahogsny upr gilt piano, Sl35, worth three
mes that ioldlng-bed, oak bedroom suits,
.nd-carved oak side6oard. fine Wilton velvet
lrpets. SIS, like new; separately. other pieces
X Waat ! Afh At
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A.-sToRE FIXTURES, counters, shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigerators. coffee mill.
lcales. 25 East ID st.
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instruction.

One Tine. fse. per linz: Second Tfme. re. per
the: Third and Sube quel Times, foc. per HHe
No orfru charge on Sundays
s~TENoGRAPHy and ~Typewrting School.
sis Broadway. N. Y; 81 week. Call or write.
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Musical.

A UkNTL...dAN, srsat experience. piano, or
gan: up u residence. g6 quarter: no advance.
PROFESSOR, box 2SU World. uptowr.
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L. q. LhEDE.

k1s a -hhH - . ~
90 West sen a.. eorner Broatwdy. makes . 80
clRlty OF teaching pessoGs 70 dsnce WHO have al
'.mp,cI and tailed 10 learn at Other .acauemi.si
SAltG ard lRteA' fashionable dansea thoroughly
rrght, Afternoon and evening ciAses, class
scho.urs receive Ttrictly private lessons witbout
extra ohIFse: open all sumner.
DARES ballet ard character ciiscs; reduced
rrIces sumner; avoid frauds: lest schclt,
miro 8 md bar practice. i. l.. BARE. lbs
Broadway. bSth 81. ..- ~ III
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 70 "s!t
MAIN st-Four class lessels. 81; - isnsolA u;
correct waltz guaranteed In 8 private lessons, VIII
music, IS; lady and gentleman teachers; popular
pricos; send for circular: private le2sonA In ~
waits our speciality; reception THIS EyENIN4f
dancing $50 TO l.; acintbsion. gsntlanlAn 80
LADY. toc. . open all summer.
OPEN ALL sUAMER-waltz and all tsaht1DaDIe
ianees taught rapidly; eirculafa
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ Ws-t isth
.srfffEss ~ Ss ,.e a % wss: rs: ~ q sisil. e sss :
raliy. 1910: fiastea. clsrk. Wsiis "a neo<t
below n.0Q0. Y
Oroa,n. 80 NJ
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a l-A.-sToRE FIXTURES. counters, shelving.
showcases, cofe--nills, scales. mirror-front tea
cans, upright butter refrigerators. 1856 and 237
HroOme At,
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A. - FURNITURE - Upright plano. standard
maker; also parlor and bedroom suits. folding
beds, sideboard leather chairs. mirrors, bric-a-
brac, piano lamps, &c. sell separately. Inquire.
also evenings. l6l East 56th ST., private house.
ASHORE FIXTURES. counter. shelving. show
cases, upright butter refrigerators. coffee mill.
scales. 220 East I'd st.
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unfurnished Reoms TO let.
Entertained Rooms Wanted.

UNION SQUARE. 40.
large unfurnished room
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Roarders Wanted.

ON TIM, &C. PR iir> Sooad 7tme, nc N
hne. nird and Subsequent 1ymea lie pr IND
No optru charys on Skf,dorx
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FuFntshed-gast Side.
LFNoX HILL-Exclusive neignhorhood; de-
lightfully cool. well furnished fa': moderate
references lO8 #. list st. second flat.
S0TH IT. III y. Handsomely furnished fat
gentlemen or two ladies. Stevenson,
FURNISHED FLOOR-P Private house use kitch-
en- range. Address Park, 857 I'D ave-, World
Branch.
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furnished Rooms to let.

One Time, eoc. PER hne socond Tr.s, lie. pn
Inn. lard and Snbserhns nm1. Dc 20 Una
M otru charge ~ S'ssidss
81 EXTRA LliAitUE rOH lr-sdvcrti ss N -ui,
for The World may he lsfi AZ any .Nmrr'csn
District N~sscnxcr Ones In the eity. WHARF, ths
ehsfges will he the sauic ~ thos" At Tho n'ain
sfhcs.
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ALI -PNICE- TJJ ErUhuNuy,
ANTIQUE oak mantel and French plate mirror
top SIS: others. GRANT. 2o6 West 42d st.
A.-sPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings, fats,
hotels; city. country. Call or address LOG West
B2d st.
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BILLIARD, pool and bagatelle tables; lowest
prices. r. ~FEDDERKE. factory. 100 Centre st.
BILLIARD and pool tables. all sizes, at auction
prices ". II. GRIFFITH & CO.. l6 4th ave.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES large stock: very
low prices. 4 CO.. 1888 Atlantic
ave-, Brooklyn.
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BILLTARDs, POoL-wagner q SANFORD. manufsc-
turers; factory, IS Great Jones St, near Broad
way; new tables with fast cushions; second hand:
all mAkers: cheap.
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For Sale.

On. 1yyne, csc. per hne: Second TtnsS. ffe pc
e; Tnui and Subsequent Tfrnos. roc. pa mH
I cr ifne exfru charge on Sundova
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Boz rders Wanted.
Meat Side.

It'll ST. 115 W. . Board, respectable ladies or
gentlemen; home-like; trout room; hot 4 cold
water; terms ret sonaJic. "
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22D ST., 3i3 W. Chelsea Rooms, With
Silent.
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ALL MINDS of National, Lnmson. Kruse Regis
tiers sold ~ reduced prices; also all kinds oil ma
chimes repaired low figures.
H. RRkININ. l2a East lath st
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LENNlG & SONS, 329-33l East 3Ith st.
A.-BARRooM OUTFIT. CON HAND. AT
HALF.PEICE, 100 broadway.
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BICYCLE BARGAINS
r,lu~bing I1l GAtl s2SAl

BICYCLES-Must sell them on account Of removal
at any price; great bargains. JACoBsoN'S. IT'S
T.. 77th at. .. -...
BlCYCLE-Must sell; pneumatic tire: bargain.
II. n DOWN. 127 st. Marks place, Brooklyn.
BIcYCLEs-High grade pneumatics. from $50 10
ladies'. Bicycle ONCE. 43sh Lexington ave-. near
llth ut.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-04

by H. A. Ogden During the perfor-
nance Mr.. Olcott, whose singing is always
so agreeable feature OF his clever work
will be heard in such characteristic select
ions as My Beautiful Irish Maid" Look
in My Heart" katy Malone" the
Irish Serenade" and Tom Moore's al
ways charming Believe me, if all those
endearing young charms.
Last evening the LilliputIans began a
two weeks engagement at the Park
Theatre. where they will present their
new spectacular piece, "Humpty Dumpty
Up to Date" For this production,
which is described as very elaborate
and divertinq, the management promise
beautiful ballets, rich costumes, catchy
music, novel transformation effects and
numerous other clever stage devices, bril-
liant electrical appliances and like adjuncts
that are generally looked for in pictur-
esque show of this kind. Then come
those charming little comedians, the Lilli-
putians themselves, headed by the quaint
Franz Ebert. Mr.. Ebert, who is credited
with a very funny makeup" as "Humpty
Dumpty, has for his associates Selma
Goerner (who has completely recovered
her health, } cute little Adolf link, (who
will initiate Bowery tramp and others.
while by way of contrast, will be seen the
gigantic Kaleb. The latter, during the
intermission between the third and fourth
acts, is to promenade among the audience
"to convince them that he is not a fake,
but real giant" The scenic features are
to include the view of forest, in which
takes place the Ballet of Flies" and a
steeplechase ridden by the Lilliputians on
Shetland ponies, and the palace of
Gems" There will be matinees Wednes-
day and Saturday.
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DRESS GooDS-Near to Hall.

DRESS GooDS-Near to Half.
Don't think of last seasons
values, don't think OF last
months values-the great lot
of Dress Goods that came to
US a few days ago is on a price
basis SO low that comparisons
of any sort seem absurd.
Not a mean yard.
Not an ancient pattern.
Fine Wool, all, and mew.
They are style-copies OF some
OF the finest foreign fancies.
1T CSC the yard.
Is styles. SO in. Atwood Fancies.
Precious selling price, S71sc.
1t 3oc the yard.
Is styles, SO in.. Irregular PIaids, all-wool
good combinations.
Precious selling price, 45c.
At 81 I-2c the yard.
Is styles, 40 in. Bourette Fancies and
Tweed effects, strictly Atwood.
Previous selling price, Soc.
At 45c the yard.
"a styles, SO in, Check and Novel Fsncies,
Atwood and very stylish.
Precious selling price, 75c
1t soc the yard.
Is styles, 46 in.. Fancy Cbeviots, Atwood,
illuminated colorings.
Preoious selling price, Sc.
ut 75c the yard.
II styles, SO in, Bouretted Oheviot, rough
weave very effective.
Precious selling price, $125.
At 75c the yard.
IA styles, "A in, Silk-mixed, Tweed and
Serge weaves rich colorings and very
much like the 50 foreign stuffs.
Precious selling price, $l.25.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-04
Book Notices.

Romance never looked so inviting as
now. With the December number a
change has been made in its front cover,
which renders the table of contents more
attractive than ever. and the reality
bears out the announcement, for every
story in it is among the best of its kind.
They are largely devoted to Christmas,
and are full of the atmosphere of the sea
son, yet utterly unlike in scheme and
treatment. Among the authors repre-
scented are Octave Thanet, Francois Cop
pee and Julia Schayer. Besides the
Christmas tales, there are a story of adj
venture in China by Henry Willard
French a charming social study by
Hughes lie Roux, a powerful Russian
sketch by Ivan Tourguenef. and ludi-
crous Irish ghost story by Urania Locke
Bailey. Since its reduction in price Ro-
nance gives each month ten stories for a
dime;" and many more than hundred
year for $1.00. A sample copy of recent
issue may be obtained by sending three
two cent stamps to Romance Publishing
Company, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New
York.
The Forum for December contains !:
The Baltimore Plan" of Currency Re-
form, A. B. Hepburn Death of the Gar
and the Peace of Europe, Col. T. A..
Dodge; Status and Future of the Woman
Suffrage Movement. DIR. Mary Putnam
jacob The Chief Influences on my Ca
reer, Philip Gilbert Hamerton May a
Man Conduct his Business as he Pleases
Col. Carroll d. Wright; Stock Sharing as
a Preventive of Labor-Troubles, Louis X.
Enrich The Reading Habits of the Eng
lsb People, Price Collier; Is the West
Discontinued A Study of Local Facts,
Chancellor ]. II. Garfield; viii Polyga-
mists Control the New State of Utah T?
Glen Miller; New Story-Teller and the
Doom Of Realism, w. r. Thayer; Chris
tian Missions as seen by a Brahman. p.
X. TelaDg; Christian Missions as seen by
a Missionary, Bishop J. M. Thoburn
Charity that Helps and Other Charity,
DIR. Jane f. Robbins.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-04
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedden. of
Morristown, celebrated their golden wed
ding few days ago.
"A special election for a vote on the
question of raising $500 for school books
has been ordered for Alloway, Salem
county.
Samuel Scull, of Thompsontown, at.
lantic county, in one day killed two
skunks, one opossum. hen hawk, and
a black duck.
"A deer was seen in the woodland
near Bloomsbury one day last week, and
ever since then that section has been
alive with gunners, anxious to get sight
of it,
-Six-year-old Hammond Neville wss
arrested at Camden, on Friday. on a
charge of stealing kindling wood. He was
discharged with reprimand by Mayor
Westcott.
BY picking tiny pimple on his face,
Charles Malsbury, a Pennsylvania Rail
road brakeman, in Camden, caused
blood poisoning His whole face is ter
ribly swollen.
An improved railway cable grip, said
to possess many advantages over all
others in use, has been patented by
George C. Ormerod. of Asbury Park, and
John II. Charles, of Ocean GROVE.
Just recovered from a serious illness,
Smith Bacon. Bridgeton carpenter, re-
turned TO work last Friday. He fell from
the second story of house and received
serious internal injuries.
-'Uncle Caleb" Parker, of Barnegat
City, veteran gunner, who is now bent
with age, carries off the laurels for the
best days cunning on Barnegat Bay this
Fall. Two geese, nine brant and 81 broad
bills fell before his old muzzle-loader.
George Gerner and Frederick Myers,
both of Atlantic City, are thought to have
been drowned. They went out duck
shooting and have not returned. Satur-
day evening their skiff was found floating
bottom upward in the water.
AT foot ball game at Woodbury., a
few days ago, the home team was getting
the worst of it, when prominent citi-
zen told Samuel Garrigues he was a hoo
doc, and offered him $40 If he would go
home. Garrigues went home, and now
demands the money.
Trust companies throughout the state
have been given pointer to the effect
that New York collection concern is
about to bring action to recover the $3.50
penalty attached to the failure to file an
nualy lists of officers and directors The
law provides that these reports shall be
paid and the informer gets half the pen
atty.
Few whole bones were left in the
body of William Swsrtz, letter carrier,
after his encounter with an Erie Railroad
train in Passaic, on Saturday. He was
hurrying homeward after his days tramp
ings, and was caught at grade crossing
His right arm, both legs and two ribs
we're broken, and he was terribly cut up
in the affair. Despite all he will recover
During a free fight in the Italian
quarter, at Newark, Sunday night, George
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Bellcon was stabbed in the head and
hand, and his wife, Annie Bellcon, was
badly slashed across the head. breast and
arms, with razor. She was sent to the
City Hospital in critical condition. An
tonic CerevoEa was arrested on suspicion
of having done the cutting.
A number of the members of st.
Johns Episcopal Church. in West Ho-
boken, went to the Church and removed
from 1t all the symbols and furniture re-
Gently used by Rev. George Mead in cele-
brating services. Mr.. Mead was high
church man, and his congregation re-
belled, as they believed in the low church
ceremonies. Mr.. Mead resigned, and
will go to charge which favors high
church ideas.
Harry Karther, the two-year-old son
of Jacob Karther, of West Orange, died
Friday night from burns received while
playing about bonfire Thursday after
noon with his sister Minnie, aged 5. He
got too close to the flames and his clothes
Caught uTo. tfiOO W OAeihSuASh
the flames and her dress caught fire. The
children screamed and their father and
Mr.. Ayers, neighbor, ran into the back
yard and threw the children into a
brook The little girl was badly burned.
"A disease which the doctors pro-
nounce spinal meningitis is just now TAX
ing off number of horses belonging to
the farmers in the vicinity of Lambert
vile. The horses are attacked with
symptoms resembling paralysis and drop
down along the road in harness. Two
horses belonging to ]. c. Lambert,
milkman, were attacked while he was
serving milk. and died shortly afterward.
Several farmers living near Lambertville
have horses which show symptoms of the
disease, and much alarm is felt. The
doctors are unable to cope with it.
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WanamakerS

they are, it is safe to count on
finding equal goods at less cost
here.
Beginning the season right
has made this condition easy.
It's a great thing from the price
point, to have bought when al
most no one else wanted to buy.
1t is an equally great thing to
have got just the things that
every woman of taste is wanting.
CIoaks, Coats, Wraps, Capes,
the small Furs, the large
Furs-no excuses, no substi-
tutions; the very things you
want are waiting at the littlest
prices we ever put on such
qualities.