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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

NnDDLEBORO. KY Sept. 29.-of the
seven counties OF tho Eleventh congress
ioual district, Ball Harlan. Letcher Les,
lie, Perry, Owsley, Whitley, Knox, and
Wayne to-day ignored the restraining or
der OF Judge Jones and held primary
elections. Adair, Pulaski, Clinton, Rus.
sell, Clay, Laurel and Metcalf obeyed
the injunction and held no election. Casey
the home of Congressman Adams, has not
been heard from White, Adams, and
Colston Will run on till November Hon
James d. Black Democrat claims the
eleCtIon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
TylECZ4K,S sUFFERINS INCHEASES.
Prot. LcydeU, who H. with Him, Advises
That LIZ hn Sent 20 IlxaIia. Nreece.

BERLIN. Sept. 29.-The Cologne Gazette
to-day says that sad news Is received IRON
SDaIa, where the car is sojournlng. The
Inflammation Of the kidneys from which
the car is suffering has increased and
his Majesty's breathing IS extremely am
cult and painful.
Professor Levden. the eminent physl-
clan of Berlin. who, It was announced.
would reach Spala early next week. has
already arrived there. He advises that
the car be sent 10 Livadia, Greece, as
soon ds oesiDle..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
ERED RY THIEVES.
a Daughter at Stntssvilie finds Her Faith.
.r'a Dead VoJ- IN IIis Store

WASHINGTON, sept. "a special
from Raleigh y. c.. saws James Brown,
superintendent of the Long Island Cotton
Mill. near Stdtesvi4ie missed articles from
his store. and Thursday night slept In the
store TO catch the thief Yesterday morn
ing his daughter went to the store, found
the door unlocked and the body OF her
father lying on the floor with a bullet
hole in the head and evidence Of a fear-
fui struggle between Brown and the
thief or thieves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
s,., ~, Rrother and then sulcldrd.

CHARLESTON, 5; G., Sept. @.-An at at
ehout fortv miles from here on Wednes-
5n,, l,st George ". McCabe shot his
Ir6tber with a double e-barrelled gun, and
hen committed suicide by drinking a
.,',.,r,''trsrf,IlI Of Whiskey and strychnine
SrS,m bounded man is well known here.
bavip@ ben prominent in business circles
III hrother only returned from Texas
ebort time ago. II Is supposed that he
MAS insane, as there was no motive as
cribed for the deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
ron HARBOk DRFENCES.
P.usacoIn Selected ~ One OF Them f''
p.xas .ad Work LA. Eagnn

PENSACOLA, FLA. Sept. 9.-At US
last session Congress Appropriated seu
0s0 TO begin the work OF fortltyins i tou'
ports ON the Atlantic and Gulf coast knes' Ws
to be designated by the seeretdry Oh Vim i'm
the Recommendation OF the engineers CON
s,Ituting the Board OF Fortihcations nas
Sesirnaied Pensacola as one OF the ports.
The engineer in charge OF GoVepn,iiissiadt en,isied
raj the sum OF 10000 has been placed
TO the credit OF Pensacola. and lnstruetea
to begin the surveys for a site upon wnion nio,,
10 erect a battery OF heavy disappes,rins
guns and "A battery OF ssscoaSt ni'i Do D.
Island. one mile east OF Fort Pickens. ana
q burvey v now being made Tor SIsSln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
To Establish a Single Tax Colony.

MOBILE, ALA, Sept 2)-The Fair
Hope Industrial Association, Of Des
iloines. Iowa. have determined 10 es-
tlbiish a colony based ON Henry George s
single tax theory in Baldwin county.
Ala The lands are located between
Daphne and Battles, on the eastern shore
Of Mobile Bay. and officers OF the asso-
citation VII. be here shortly 70 start
things moving. Twenty-Five families will
come as soon "a preparations are COM
pleted, and this number will be- ncreas-
ed 70 one hundred by spring They viii
engage In trucking, fruit growing. and
small manufacturing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
.. En.r Mnrk for the Elnmes

CT PAIL. MINI, Sept 29.-Stillwater
- ,,isited by a 5000 fire last night.
NJ ''Siob destI,oved the Saltwater Manu-
wIlivm s,,,.irs plant. the warehouse OF the
Wirnesofa inn, @ Thresher Company, and four
5nlliiIiI;.,e, houses. The fire originated on
NV oiia19 ,nn9,ns door Of the shop of the Still
me- one - Manufacturing Company, and
VIA from there TO a large three-story
sslpdeoa spiea builJIng owned by the same com
90, - ond used as warehouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
VOL. S-NEW SERIES NO III.

and cloth was selling at l5-lGc. The
margin admitted OF a proft. The manu-
facturers were positive that there was
no strength in the market, and tnat
prices would drop To = he. tf operations
were resumed. They would make no con-
cessions. The spinners stated that they
would not accept a cut-down, and there
the matter stands.
Members Of the Weayers' Association
met this morning and voted not to return
TO work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
or Interest to Tobacco Exporters.

uAsIlNGTON, SoIa @-The Fosl-
Oficr Department has notified postmas-
,erS ,ii.' that the British Government has has
rciaxed the rigOr Of provisions Tela,uEtee ,lte
to samples Of TOBACCO INTRODUCES tnreJ red
t"tac,o i'm mai packages not over loSa .ba
ounces in weight, win be received IN nm Ihe
United kingdom, if destined t9r the nenre oe@ce
subject TO a customs charge OF illle P'''~
0thcr restrictions remain In force
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
yrUE Hills AGAINST GAMBLh6S'
Indictments Against Forty SIX Gam 'io''
and twenty-five Landlords.

0H1CAGO, Sept. I7.-T0g -. ET7"1 77 110GIT.1y5
whc6 has been inyeS{setnE 6s%l T5perted eridP't to
iraes Jgesf BINS HiS had been found against toFty
six ii gamblers and against twehtSIiIre SS,hn.c
prominent owners of property, 6}i,,y on ~'igs had
nnren,ises it was charged gahDi'Hb '''
The grand Jury also recomInends ma ma
tba Investigation OF gambling be Coh-
tjrued by a future grand jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Sept. @-0ne
,,,nSrsd and sixteen delegates 10 the Sec
oHd Republican district m6r66g S?nsfsS9 to Select fon
Nc.I,dStSa,a 10 oppose the present Demo
crnic'n1 cratic member ne and nominee J. J. Pigott,
c,s ct",io ,b,s city. Fx- Postmaster Sperry was
nominated NJ Ina on the first ballot -
WARTFORD, CONN, Sept @Isteyens
1tanrv was to-day nominated for Congress
-, he Republican convention Of the First
1iat riot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
Naval ChsngrS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. &c, 29;-C9mmander Il,
George T. Ide has been ord9tt9iq W1ti1, 10 ron CON
mand the Aeri Le%5eraT! agty as assistant is in
Ton ot9r rs of the First Baltimorel light
Specie sPectora a,9trict; TT Engineer A q, Menocal
has hos'I been ordered to the Norfolk Norfolk navy
YARD and his SON Ciyl CYoJe@ E@gHfiigIF WiiI return a
nm NaW York navy yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
THE" "1EGULIRs" PROTEST
Against the Acceptance Of the Certificate of
the Boiling Democrats.

OMAHA, NEB., Sept. "a special
from Lincoln says:
&. j. Smythe, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee to-day
filed with the Secretary OF state pro
tas, against The acceptance OF the bolt
ers' certificate, purporting 10 contain the
names OF the Democratic nominees Tor
state Offices AT the same time the GER
tifcate of the nomination OF candidates
selected by the regular convention was
f,led by Chairman Smythe. The protest
is accompanied by aftdavits and other
proof of the fact that the boilers meet
Ing was not the Democratic convenuon'
and that the ticket fleiSty Euclid Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. The s,nTi5a SGn Sfys fe9
me ee,'G,;SatEion G;eottEin Committee announce plan
p0onanv pGoyi9S which will issue $4,000 se, iTS c,d
@sTsf qyg RgT sd Ss1 secoSd oSdoS 4refsFrSd
III ~ bnn common stock. These securities
$teOOCV sre 70 te given for securities OF me ,h Td
adyonopv. adv ~ on terms fully explained III the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
The Ex-Ouesn's Supporters Desert Her

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. D.-HonoluIl
advices state that a number OF e3-Queen
+ IuroxoIants supporters have taken the
oatb Of allegiance to the rejuhlic. among
9mann's adviser. and Editor Logan. OF
the Bulletin. the Royallst organ. The
hn,a,ican I,nion party was 70 hold a
.n,l',,Dc On the 22d instant to nominate a
ticIret 7or the coming election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
innlicn1ion lor q KecsIyrr.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept 9',ApPiicatti0,n "A PonGatH,
-md5 vdo+ 30 receiver for the Atlanta and
FIorida railroad The application r was
l,sIa on behalf OF the Atlanta Trust
Conpany, which claims that the ra,,sordd ord
yt 90 saturday by Judge Lumkin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
sCHOoH fHJUKBD.
The Mary r. Bradshaw Crippled IN !"
p.o.r, Storm on tho n. q. Coast.

REArFORT, n. G, Sept, zS-SPei3IaI.5I a.
The three-masted schooner Mary ,, 2ob2ia Blaa
SHa"' SItHe' Alexandria, during the recent
i,orm tta Iad l9 carrie carried away main and miTzsn
slie stoliIi ''.'d and ali her sails except jibs The
9fe an right from The 'GR.aq tas trying Tas To to
luFru C9De Lookout. The weather Is
s.f.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
.p.rulars" File Their Ticket.

,,u. NEB.. Sept. 29.--The regular
oNAn,ftt', state ticket. nominate ted by the
l)enoci Invention. with Populist MONT
sss ,s.y %o ;f fns VA" m has sfSsf'ef not
state tGG,t he will do as TO accepting this
cided WI the one presented by the bolt
ticket OF nill coneult the Attorney-Gen
ers;, hnd re viii give decision next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
\. ami ". Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. .3-The
net earnings of the Norfolk and Western
railroad for August we're s&Isp. an IN
crease OF 81 .G55 compared with August
1898
tho net etPnings were 81 699.O6l. de
crease or tsi ~ compared with the cor
resnnnding period Of 1873.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
The Tax War Avsrted.

STURGIS, KY. Sept. 29.-The threat
ened railroad tax war has been averted.
collector Blackwell now declares that ne
will come with only his son Clip as a
companion. A legal effort will be made
To stop him on his frst attempt 10 coll
Iaet the taxes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

SCRANTON, PA. Sept. 29.-The Lack
shut down its south steel mill here for
an indefinite time, because OF no further
orders, throwing idle 900 employees This
makes a complete closing Of all the steel
works here. and an idlencss OF over 5000
men employed in ali their branches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
IHE dRTHUK C4NE.
Another Indictment Tried and the Jar
Emil 10 tgroe.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Sept. 29.--Spe-
cIal.-In the trial of eX-Treasurer Louis
c. Arthur TO day, on Indictment No 49,
charging the misrepresentation Of about
$1,000 of STATE cash. lie iury could not
agree. standing seven Tor conviction and
five for acquittal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
ALL THb WAGKEEs AEhEsrKD.
Charged with Robbing the Po.tOffice at
Nnilpcru.e

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-The Chief
Post-Ohice Inspector has been advised Of
the arrest OF LLOYD Wagner Tice Wagner.
Judd Wagner. Mach Wagner, and Lloyd
Danner at Vallecruse y. c.. for robbIus
the post-ofiicc there several weeks ago
OF a large amount Of stamps and money
contained IN numerous registered letters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
V,ockei Out In Twenty Minutes.

TYLER, TEN, Sept. 9.-Biliy Smith.
u, Australia. fought Jack Fogarty. oil
81 Louis, here last night, knocking MN
ont in six rounds. Both men were game.
w. cyowd was with Fogarty. but Smith
was TOO much for him. The night lasted
only twenty minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

WASHINGTON Sept. 29-Blds were
opened at bt the nsrecon Of two DrSn5 sS
Gay .bs i0 Life-Saving service-one at Hog
Ior ue Va, Va and the other at Smiths
Isiand' Va W. Il. Virden, of Lewes
isiai'u; Isl Syas the lowest bidder. at s2,E5 for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Sept. 29.-John
Cook. one Of the Pike county moonshiners
WnD killed Deputy United States Marshal
GrissOn two weeks ago, was captured, ana
is now in Jail In this city
Jim coos. his brother, IL In the noun
tains OF Pike. and is being pursued by a
posse. II Is believed he will be captured
before morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
wwAIukR fOKGCAxr.

WASHINGTON. ID. e. Sept S.-For
Virginia. Showers TO night. and In ne
morning on coast; slightly warmer In the
E.y North Carolina: shoefes to-nignt.
probably clearing by neon Sunday; north
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
IHE PLUHWFR suicide.

The Petersburg 81" mot HiInself in the
SIde-Frobrb Bu.in"'. Troubl"s
ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept @.-Charles F..
Va, who was found dead in room ~
St James Hotel last night, shot himself
throuzh the right side. From letters and
telegrams found amonz bis effects il IS
con iectured tnat business and financial
troubles led him 10 commit the act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
Rrport That Dupuy Is 10 Resign Denied.

PARIS, Sept 29-The Eco de Paris de-
MES that there Is any truth In the re-
port circulated by La Patrie and La Co
carde. that Premier Dupuy is to resign
Immediately, and that he is TO h succeed
ed by RayRond Poincarre. the Minister
OF Finance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

railway upon which TO haul the material
for the tr~teries from a wharf that will
be erected. The estimated cost OF the
work is over 81 10000, and when the bat
detences of the harbor will be impregna-
bla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

rrANCISCO, Sept 2S.-The Fed
SAN Jury has returned indictments
against sss fq sIas.a sa At h.a Safsaas biSa Sac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
sc,,.uiel Charged With Conspiracy

MEMPHIS, NO, Sept, :s.-McDanieI, the
informer OF the Coin train robbery. has
of s., go bonds. on the charge VI coaspr-
ing to rob tral6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
tin is not entitled to recognition as the

tin is not entitled to recognition as the
Democratic ticket.
Secretary Allen was not certain as to
whether he should notify the Martin
men and hear testimony. This point was
left open till he could confer with the
Acknowledgement. 1t is probable that the
decision OF the Secretary on the protest
will be made by Wednesday next. Hon.
w. J. Bryan called at the office OF Secre-
tary Of State Allen and warned him not
to commit any act which would give the
Martin certificate the rightful place or
the one filed to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
,,,oMpnlfAcr am COKRUPrIOS.
The Emperor OF Ch,na Says 10 the Cause Of
III. Rec. nj KrNerses,

LONDON. Sept. 29-Adyices from shang-
hal 10 the Central News say the En-
peror attributes the recent defeats suffer-
81 bv The Chinese forces 10 incompetency
and corruption, and this fact has caused
almost a panic in the palace, and has
rendered the position Of affairs In China
extremely serious.
i'm Toxic teegraphed that the commander
OF the Japanese warshin Naniwa
reports that in company with AkIts-
shima, september Sd, he made d. a
wan. I'm Manchuria. and found stranded
there the Chinese cruiser kwang-hai.
Upon sighting the japanese ships enter
ing the gulf. the Chinese aboard the
Kwanz-Kai set the vessel on hre and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
RANGE or rmE rnEwxOnErwa.

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer at The Times Office yesterday (;
"A. H., II; ~ NJ, 70: B y. NJ. "a; g
r. M. VI: p. H., 70; uidnight. r.
Average. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
HdTINNA'S UGE.

over Seventy HOuses Carried Away-six
Feet OF Wafer In the stiees.
HAVANA. Sept. 29-More than seventy
houses have been carried away ana
mary others have been damaged.
Thousands Of people saved themselves
bv taking refuge on the roofs OF their
houses, whence they were rescued by
passing boats.
The water In the streets is now sIA
feet leeD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
Gls.a Workv Rr,unr.

HAMILTON. ONT. Sept. g,-The Bur
Ilngton Glass Works were reopened TO-
day. giving employment 10 about two hun
dred hands. They had beea Idle seven
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
ro pRorycr nRy-isR supJYcrs.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-rhe Duke o. Cam
bridge. commander-in-chief Of the British
army. visited the War Once to-day. II
Is reported that the Duke was making
arrangements for the immediate dispatc9
OF troops 10 Shanghai In order 70 proteet
the British residents, whose lives are
said 10 be In danger from the Chinese
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14
THE ALPHA SIGMA SOCIETY.
Interesting open Meeting at Ia
High school Yesterday.

Interesting open Meeting at Ia
High school Yesterday.
The open meeting of the Alpha Sigma So
ciety held i'll the Assembly room of the
High School Friday afternoon was well at
tended. Besides the students of the school
there were present the members of the fac
ulty and many honorary members of the
Alpha Sigma.
The Words of Welcome spoken by the
President of the society, Miss Louise Fuller
De Hart, were graceful and to the point.
Miss Edith Lindsey, who was to have
PLAYED a piano solo, was absent. The read
ing OF the Oul, the Alpha Sigma paper, was
most interesting. Miss Elsie Dinsmore
WHITE the editress, was heartily applauded.
Miss Edith Fuller Crasto read well, and was
followed by Miss Addie Scudder, who
PLAYED q violin solo with sympathetic ex-
preston.
The debate of the day vas IN the ques-
tom
aResolved, That intemperance has been a
greater curse to mankind than slavery"
Those on the affirmative were;-Misses
Louise Fuller De Hart and EdYthe Isabelle
Wallace.
On the negative were:-Misses Edith
Earle Guilford, and Mabel I. Street.
The judges were:- Superintendent Henry
SNYDER, Madame Miller and Mrs. Durrie.
Theydeclded i'll favor of the affirmative.
Miss Katharine Harvey then sang a pretty
ballad, and the meeting closed with the
ttGood Night writtea by the Alpha Sigma
owl, and recited by Miss Ida May Demarest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14

1.-THE Scriptures by one of the young ladies of
pthe League, and prayes by VIM. f.. Drake.
"a history OF the Organization Of the League
was next given by Miss Bertha Pollock, and
q very interesting exhibit of the work ac-
compished by the League during the year
was presented by the President, VIM. E.
Bates.
The Pastor, Mr.. butcher. was called upon
for a brief address, and responded with the
theme OF the contrast between the golden
calf that was cast and the sacred Candala-
bra that, from her golden shaft to her
flowers, was hand made, beaten by hand,
wrought out by t~heingenuity of one man.
The moulds In which sin may be cast are
lyinglall ready for whatsoever metal an indi-
yiduSl chooses to throw into them, whereas
righteousness, fidelity and purity are beaten
work n character is ever handmade.
This is the work of the Epworth League to
chisel character In systematical form of
beauty and utility, and carve the name of
ing be acceptable by the great Master
The pastors address was followed by or
chestral music and the benediction. g
The church was tastefully decorated with
Maltese crosses in red and white, emblems of
the League, and garlands III festoons of
flowers with the usual centre of q beautiful
bouquet, intended for a gift to some hospital
to gladden. the eyes of the sufferer.
On Thursday evening next the Rev. Mr..
butcher will give a reception at the parson-
age to the young people OF his church, when
1t is proposed to organize the Young Mems
and Young Women's Epworth Guard, which
will be the preliminary to young peoples
class meetings. On this occasion there will
be a feast of Instrumental music and chorus
singing, solos, etc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14
LEAVING THEIR OLD CHURCH.

Rev. S. W. Wright, pastor of the Central
Avenue Reformed Church, preached the
last sermon yesterday in the old church,
Central avenue and Bowers street. The con-
gregation will enter the new edifice on
Bowers street next Sunday. The new
church is not wholly completed, but is far
enough SO to be able to be occupied. In the
evening Mr.. Wright merely mentioned the
fact that yesterday was the last Sunday
that they would worship in the old build
ing. He expressed himself as being some
what loathe to leave the old wooden struc-
ture, although they were going into a large,
fine, handsome brick edifice that was equal
to any church in the city. He said that
there had been many things transpired in
the dear little church" that fondly attached
MIN to it, and the thought of leaving it
brought many pleasant "reminiscences to his
memory. AS soon as the church is finally
completed it will be dedicated.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14
LINDRMAN-HAHN.

Al very pretty welding was celebrated
Saturday evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs 9Th. Gartidann, No. 1876 Webster
avenue. The contracting parties were Mr..
Henry P. Endemann1 and Miss Teresa l..
Hahn, both of the Heights. Tho ceremony
was performed by the Rev.&A. E. Haefer,
pastor Of the st. Trjnitatas' Luthern Church
The happy couple lefron q wedding "trip for
San Francisco, Cal. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Querein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mittrick, Miss I. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Frambach, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gartinann,
Mrs. Bried, Miss L. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jansen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Braband, Mrs.
Lindemann, Mr.. andsMrs. w, Braband, Mrs.
6. Buehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Moser, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bried, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Auten-
reith, Misses Brisd and Mrs. n. Holbeurn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14
BRUSH. ALBBRs & co.

Magnificent Furniture House at No.
so Montgomery Street.
:sBig business has so far marked the
career of the handsome furniture establish
ment of Brush, Alberts & Co., in the COM
modious building at No. 50 montgomery
street. Four floors and a basement, with an
area of 5000 square feet, are stocked with
a complete line of furniture, oilcloth, car
pets, and all sorts of things in profusion and
variety, found in such IN establishment
The members of the firm of Brush, Alberts q
Co. are too well known in this city to
require an introduction.
Mr.. Brush has been in the business twenty
five years and Mr.. Alberts fifteen years, this
showing they nave each had al abundance
of experience to successfully maintain an
excellent business. The front of the build
ing has been altered on the first floor, a
handsome plate glass window now allowing
the showing of best pieces of furniture. On
the first floor may be seen the latest styles in
bedroom suits, of oak and very elaborate,
cabinets and hat racks. These are all the
and at astonishingly low prices.
On the second floor is the carpet department
in back and parlor suits in front. There are
two carpet W. employed in the carpet
room. It was the intention to have but one
but on Saturday SO many orders came in
that the services of another will be required.
The third and top floors are stocked with
duplicate furniture of all kinds. In this
building there is not C piece of furniture
lacking. A bigger assortment is not carried
by any other house in the city. There
are plain and decorated pieces. The
carpets are of the best. The firm
has started with cutting prices as
low as possible and the result is shown in the
order books, which already show evidence of
a big trade. John Lawson, known all over
the State as a carpet layer of rare ability,
has been engaged by the firm for this part of
the business. Furniture will be delivered
without extra cost within a radius of twenty
miles. The firm extends an invitation to
their friends and to all DESTROYS Of securing
furniture, and lave marked figures plain
SO there will be no mistakes.
Fifty Montgomery street is the number.