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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
MORRISTOWE.

A special meeting of the Common Council was held
on Monday night. Charles G. Noble having re-
signed as a member OF the commission to lay out
the lines In Westinghouse Frank Marsh was ap-
pointed in his place and a similar commission. con-
slstIng OF f. II. Fairchld. Z. II. Hoffman. X. W.
Miller and George f. Voorhees, was appointed to
ascertain the lines Of the Becker property at Water
ST. and the Park. The street Committee was au-
thorlzed 10 purchase a new Liberty Pole. which II
Is proposed 10 have erected in the park In time TO
display the co.ors Memorial Day.
William III. Lambert. prominent resident ana
politician OF Dover. died on Saturday last at the
age of tftv-seven years He had held the office?
OF city Clerk. Treasurer and County Collector and
was for six years chief OF the Fire Department
He also prominent member OF number OF
societies, including the Knights Templar and Grand
Army OF the Republic. and was member or the
Episcopal Church OF Dover.
Thomas Mast the well-known artist who has
been resident of this town for many years has
shipped TO Galena. ILL.,. what is probably his oest
historical painting. known as Peace In Union,
IL represents In heroic size. Generals Grant ana
Lee grasping hands at Appomattox on the morn
ing OF April o. 1865. preparatory TO comforting on
the surrender OF the Army Of Northern virginia
by General Lee. Mr. Mast is in Galena. and VIII
attend the exercises pertaining TO its presentation %
the town of Gaena this morning
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HOBOKEN.

Miss Louisa Feirabend and William II. Won Dreele
were married Tuesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, No. 912 Westinghouse The
handsome parlors were decorated with potted plants
The ceremony was performed by the Rev DR. Rich
ter. Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. William
Won Dreele. the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Won Dreele. Mr. and Mrs. George Won Dree.e. Fred
erick Won Dree.e. H. A. Ferabend Otto Ferabend
Henry Hirtler. Mrs G. Hirter John F. Harrass
the Misses Aurelia and Title Harrass Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Schreiber. the Misses Louisa and Mary
Schneider, the Misses Virginia Duplois. Mary Won
Dreeie H. Schreiber !. Doscher. George Schultz
Romeo Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. Techiel and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Hess.
The Railroad Young Mems Christian Association
gave an excellent entertainment az It's rooms
Tuesday evening. Among those who took part
G. E. Weston. Messrs. Ladam. Kruse. Perkins. Nc
Donald, Kidd and locke. the Misses Reed and
Hammond. William Barnes Mr.. Fredericks, William
Francis and the Misses Eyre and Angus
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PASSA1C.

According to Judge Dixon the city Of Passac is
unable to make any assessments either for pubic
improvements for taxes and will. accordingly. Be
unable TO collect any taxes this year except By
general consent OF the property-owners Judge
Dixon gave this opinion on Tuesday. and announced
tina, he would certify the subject TO the Supreme
Court for settlement II will take perhaps year
for the court to give answer. and in the mean
time all city affairs Will be in the utmost
fusion. II Judge Dixon's reasoning is sustained
and pursued two-thirds OF the Councilmen and
school trustees will have to surrender their Offices.
The question came up in the County Court on Mon
day over the confirmation OF a batch Of assess
upon them. He pointed out TO Acting City Council
Scott that the Board Of Assessors is acting under
a law passed in 1890 when Passalc a city of the
third class Shortly afterward 1t became a city
OF the second class and Assembiyman King had
tional and imperative.
Lyon. young lawyer. at Perth Amboy on May g.
The annual inspection Of Company 5 d. 20 Rss ,,;
be the first organization in the State to be Inspected
The Young Mems Christian Association is going
into athletics heavily. The baseball team will soon
been formed and will hold its first run on Monday
night: Walter H. Post captain: A tennis a.
taned convenient TO the rooms.
The pew rents in the First Presbyterian Church
pews were declared vacant in order that the tri:
ps to S h
coming with the growth OF the church
Musical people have been in their favorite eIe-
musical on Wednesday night. and given
on Tuesday night at the home OF Mrs c. ". Mac
donald. The latter for the organ fund OF ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. The meeting
OF the Unity Club on Wednesday evening was
given over 20 music, with the exception OF short
play
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Butterworth gave a small
dinner party al No IS Lincoln-st. on Sunday to
celebrate their twenty-hfth wedding anniversary
The Rev George G. Belts who has just resigned
from St Johns Church. sails for England to-day.
The Rev Arthur Spaulding is resting al Martins
burg. In the Shenandoah Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
BAYONNE-

The season Of outdoor sport on the New-Jcrsey
Oval al Bergen Point will be opened this after
noon with a baseball game between the New-Jer-
sey Athletic Clubs team and nine from the
Corinthian Athletic Club OF West New-Brighton
s. ].
An informal reception given on Thursday
evening In the winter clubhouse by the Newark
Bay Boat Clubs Entertainment Committee. Guests
were present from Newark Jersey city. Elizabeth
and Plainfeld.
DR. Lucius +. Donohoe, of this city, has been APP
pointed "a member OF the Hudson County Board
OF Health
William G. Hamilton. jr.. son OF city Clerk Ham
ilton has returned from a trip through the West
States
A delightful musical given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien c. Higgins. In West Thirty
nfth-st., on Wednesday evening
William W. Mccormack. OF West Thirty -third-s,;
has been appointed supernten OF the Conso
dated Traction Companys route through this city.
Morgue Keepers Routh and O'Brien and the police
Of Bayonne satisfied that the drowned man
found on Wednesday afternoon in creek near
the Port johnson coal wharves the XIII Won
Kull at Bergen Point IL Alexander Turpie. the pilot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
%EW-RRINSWICK

Tho Flrt' Presbyterian church was nlei on
"Wednesday evening az the marriage Of Mss Acne
punham ami Edwin T. Howeti. both Wei known
and popular IN New brunswick society The bride
WIS given away by her father Miss Nettie camp
bell vas maid o, honor. and Edwin u. WycSon. best
man TIE ushers were Messrs. william ard Her
her, McI.aury william schroeder and Robert Court
n.y. al Of New-York. The officiating c:ergymcn
were tho Roy pr ". " Knox. pastor OF the
church and the Rev. BENJAMIN Dickhaut. Of Fish
kin. Y y reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents.
Tire congregation Of the Livingston Avenue Bip-
t!.t church on Wednesday evening elected william
Il Reel trustee to succeed himself. ani Charles
" Kent t. euccr-d -. r. Il. Runyon. who declined
a reelection. Professor Robert ". Prentiss was
Judge ] KearneJ Rice. OF the MiddleseN County
Courts. THURSDAY appointed Edwin furnan' pi
Theodore \ Wood. Of Rarltan, commlssoners 20
investigate the condition ~ the N'w-Brunswlck ana
The women Of the suydlm street Reform Church
he'd pleasant social and tea last evening me
To-day's shoot Of the Brunswick Gun club prom
scs 20 be OF unusual interest. II being the last one
y VIII receive prizes for records made during the
year The clubs season has been signa!y success
STAT convention was held under its auspicee, the
outcome ~ which radical change In the state
Game and Fish laws. The cio mas Jus, estAp'isnei
The nve orators from the senior class OF Rutgers
College 10 contest for prize offered by the Rut-
They are " Frank Parker, Frank Eaton Henry
l. fart Eugene Bogert and George 4 Ludlow.
George Ricardo, superintendent OF the state
aShsry a, nsken,aSH VA. In Mew NH gsS
sme,t Try. sealed In three large cans. which he
deposited in the Rartan River near the Albany
Jersey Fish and Dame Commission. which aims 10
bring the Rari,an mp to Its former standard az "A
Dr: c. N Sack. Of this city was elected president
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SUMMIT.

The Summit Fresh Air ami Convalescent Home
will lie opened on May /. when forty invalid and
crppled children taken from the hospitals OF New
York CITY Will be received.
The real estate belonging TO the estate or Fanny
y De Forest was sold at public auction on Tues
day by Special Master In Chancery Edward ).
Atwater. All except two parcels Of the property
was purchased by Mrs John ID. Lyon. OF New
York city. The price paid FOR the equity OF the
estate was nearly 10000.
The owners OF property in the boulevard and
along Springfel!-ave. have petitored the Town
ship Committee To construct "A sidewalk from Keit-
hook Place to the River Road. The committee will
meet on May To consider the matter.
The Union Tack and Nail company or Ncw-fork
city has leased the factory OF j. c. Iosee In East
summit. arl win remove IT. plant from New-fork
to Summit. The new industry will give employment
TO nifty hands.
ON TUESDAY evening y. q. Stoddard will deliver
a lecture In the Baptist Church on WORD Pictures
of Abraham Lincoln" Mr. Stoddard at one
time President Iincolns secretary.
The Wreck OF the Hesperus is the name OF a
cantata that the summit Choral Society Will pre-
Music Hall, Hotel Beechwood. about the
middle OF May.
The Dancing Glass gave a reception and dance In
Music Hall. Hotel pecchwood. on Wednesday even
ing.
MIR and Mrs William r. Bailey entertained the
members OF the Baptist Church 1T their home In
the Boulevard last evening.
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RAILWAY.

Mrs Elizabeth Clark. niece of ex-Alderman Nc
Manus and slster-in-law of City Surveyor Clark,
died on Monday at her home, IN Lafayettest.
The Columbia Fife and Drum Corps gave It's first
annual ball at Washington Hall on TUESDAY night
Among the drum corps present were the National.
OF Newark. with guests and honorary members.
about forty strong. and the c. T. l.. Drum and Fife
Corps OF Woodbridge.
Miss Emma Mix. leading soprano in ST. Paus
Episcopal Church choir, has signed contract 10
sing in the Sixth Presbyterian Church Of Newark.
a: salary Of $500 year. Miss Max begins her en-
gagement on May !.
st. Paul's Church Guild held quarterly meet
ing Monday night In the chapel and most enioya-
BILE programme was given. consisting OF Instrumental
music, singing and rotations
Miss Emma j. Cook daughter OF Glars Y. and the
late James II. Cook. died Tuesday at the home OF
her mother. No. II Popar-st.
Invitations out for the wedding Of Miss Grace
Pierce and Reuben Drake. both Of Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
MONTCIAIR.

The Montcair Glee cub gave a deIghuh con
GER, in the First Congregational 'hnrcn q" '"'N
1av evening before large audience. Inv s"s'"H
OF the clue was highly appreciated ana lhr '''"
ists Mrs Charles Tyler Du'ton soprano ana 'rorsr
W Ferynsson barytone, had hearty reception Inc
second half Of the programme was G. H. IAoyds
dramatic cantata Hero and Ieander.' with MI
Ferguson and Mrs. button In The title paris s,.
d,v nIghi The North End improvement Association.
for the purpose OF improving that part OF town was
Gr IEssidn, ,r Morgan W. Ayres secretary. A. j.
Varno; treasurer. W. Is. cunninghnm' ESern,N !.
Bliss the Rev. Richard Hayward. Edwin iangdon
and Charles Bull ,, , 4, ,-
YORK which is CONDUCTED by Mrs r Th2mn1 Mnx
o. a, he home Of Mrs Charles II. kloman. In iiar-
rison-ave Miss Alice Mandeiick. contralio; Miss
ist Mrs John Whit. accompanied Mrs. Charles II
Klomnn soprano, and Harry Burelgh. barytone' OF
s, Georges Church New-York. will contribute TO
At the annual meeting Of the Town Improvement
presdent' Mrs H. G. Marshall; first vice president.
Mrs H. NJ Lloyd second vice,presidcnt Mrs How
s sp9 secretary. Mrs George Brown treas
er Mrs Whsao I ssni,,S of S %Ts
Duncan Finance Mrs James Ryan ,d nmane idI M5s
Natnrai beauties Mrs. Brainord Hunt; Prevention
Of cruelty Animas Mrs H. q Meyer; pEeyrn
outlook, Mrs James Trlmble
The Progress Club or Upper Montcar VIII hohi
10 anal meeting for the season on Monday evening.
tho topics for discussion being Town Improvement
and .,rbc Duties OF Citizens with Respect to Public
Affairs The Rev A. II. bradford. Starr j. Muir
ply John H. Parsons and others VIII speak. .,
FTbe Vontclair Catholic Club held It's first annual
dance and reception In Arcanum Hail last Wednes-
day. over hundred people were present. and after
an in,erestIng programme, dancing was continued
until an cary hour. The entertainment Committee
Wiiam Hughes and John Blondell
The whist team Of the MGnclaIr Club was ,r ds
I'm The games played TO decide the championship
OF tho league and the silver cup was carried OFF In
triumph by the latter club
Miss Ida Uortch daughter OF Mr. and Mrs A.
Hortch OF Montclar, and Thomas Campbell. were
married at the home OF the brides parents last
Wednesday evening.
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lRNINGTON.

Miss Hattie Hathaway was married 10 George
Ward on Monday evening at the home OF Edward
W Ward. the hridcl- 'oom's father. in Bruen-ave.
The ceremony performed by the Rev. William
H. IIaimer.
The funeral OF DIR. Joseph J.. Wade was held at
his horne. in Park-aVc. Tuesday. The services
were conducted by he Rev. William IA. Ialmer
pastor Of the FIRST Christian Church Garfield Post
No T. q. A. r., and members OF the 18th Regiment
Veteran Association attended. Burial was In Gin
ton Cemetery.
party was given fer Miss Cora Young by her
aunt. Mrs John Poole. OF InIon-ave.. on Tuesday
night, In honor OF her fifteenth birthday. Games
vocal and instrumental music and dancing en-
joyed.
The marriage of Miss Ruth wills, of Orange-ave,
10 Myron Clift OF Myrte-avc.. took place on Thurs
day In Trinity Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
NfILiIBtRN.

Citizens 81 M!l.burn and Springfield are endeavor-
Ing 70 establish Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton In Mburn.
THO n-st COMPLIMENTARY concer, by the Mburn
Voc,; cub will begin in Bonners Hall wednesday
night. MAY s , ,h, ,tt
l.,.,ivne Tiilnrd gave a reclta. and monoogue for
he benefit OF the Ladies' Guild of Christ Episcopal
Gburch Short HH,s The patronesses were Mrs.
Andrew Brav Mrs. q. IL Billiard. Mrs. William NJ
Do,n Mrs g. Harvey Mrs John Farr. Mrs. George
g Kobhe Mrs Stewart Har,shorn. Mrs. James X.
pitcher. Mrs. ". Fe.owes Morgan ana Mrs John
y stewart. -, ,, -
sisted bv Chnfee's Orchestra. OF Mtlburn. ana some
p-of,sSlona. vocasts and eiocutionists OF Newark
= az. an entertainment IN BonneIs Hal, Mltlburh,
f'tes lay for the benefit OF the Free Readng-Rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
RIOOMEIEID

The engagement is announced OF Orrin c. Dodd.
of Bloomfield. and Miss Harriet Davis. OF Spring
field Mass
At the meeting OF the Coal-Deaiers' Association
reduction OF % cents n ton on coal was made
The total insurance on Henry Lndenmeyrs
burned property $1,000
The Bloomfield Republican Executive Commlttee
has elected George ". Cook chairman. and FRANK
Foster secretary. A.,
Mrs. J. Corey Johnson OF Bloomfield, and Mrs.
T. p. Howell and MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell OF New
ark will spend the summer In Europe.
on the night OF May 10 there will be an enter.
tainment In Central Hail. under the auspices OF
the Womens Relief Corps. for the benent OF tne
will give a lecture on the Civil War illustra'ed
by living pictures. ..l
to give a minstrel entertainment Monday nign.
farce. entitled -Four In a Coopershop."
whist party was given IN the pass,Ic ch OF as1s
number OF society peop.e took part: ,,.A..
The engagement Is announced OF Cnaries L'esZI
wirth. Of Bloomfleld. and Miss Bertha khn% -
Bay0nne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
NUTI.hY.

The members of the Nut.ey Field Club are making
preparations for cries of tablelus TO be given
a; the clubhouse early In May.
The Franklin Township Committee met on Tues
day night Henry Knab, ST.. was appointed special
constable for he Avordaie district. and Henry
Knab. jr for the northern district OF the township
Thomas l.. Brlnicth and William Gibson were
sworn Into office. The following subcommittee
were appointed: Roads--J. Searies and a. Blum;
sidewalks-J Selries W. u. Kierstead and l.. NJ
Thatcher Joseph searies was appointed Chief OF
Police at sa.ary Of 500 a. year; The Board OF
TO the committee for $50, and the committee declined
TO purchase II.
dance and reception was he'd at the Delawanna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
HARRISON.

The emp'oyes at the Edison Lamp Works have
been put upon three-quarter time.
Ethic Lodge No 49, knights OF Pythlas, met on
Monday night AZ E.beron Hal. and after the reg
uiar business was finished enjoyed interesting
programme OF musical and literary exercises
Assumption Council. No. ", G. y; IT,. met on
Monday night. AZ the Y. NJ c. A. Hail. Jerscy-sL
one member was elected ana one application re-
ceiyed After the business n debate took pace on
Capital aud Labor" between Joseph +. Muffin
Michael j. Bruder and John Dryer. The debate
IL TO be continued at the meeting or the council
next Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
CHATHAM.

The home of Freebooter Merritt H. Lum. at Chat
ham. totally destroyed by fire last sunday even
Ing. Flames were discovered coming from the roof
about 6 O'clock while the family were at supper
The cause OF the fire was a defective nue or sparks
from a crate Ore falling the roof The entire
contents OF the house were removed without INJURY
The house OF Henry T. Berry Few rect distant
saved by bucket brigade. , - - =,
Work has been begun on the proPosseeu new rat
road to connect Morrlstown and Whippahy, ana
which Is TO be extended later to Essex FANS where
a connection will be made with branch or the
Greenwood Lake Railroad, leading into Jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
WESTEIE'ID

PROPERTY owners who laid out Carleton Place
have been for a year endcavoring to get the town
snip to accept deed OF the street. The Town
ship Counsel has finally advised the acceptance OF
the deed.
tract for building the lateral aystcm OF sewers TO
Stratford q Hawkes., OF Brooklyn. The system
will cost, approx mately Rl23 30
The Rev Horace Goodchi.d OF Roselle. VIII close
his pa storate over the Baptist Church Tomorrow
Ccntral-ave.. from Wcsthed TO Railway. has been
mar ed repairs.
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ARLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs Whitney Crowell celebrated the M
,eenth anniversary OF their wedding on Monday
nigh, at their home. in Beach-st. They received
many handsome presents . a., -,
The Arlington Canoe Cub has paid on the mort
y,yn ON the clubhouse. amounting TO between Svo
and 500 \ large float has been placed IN the
water .-t..-. ~, 4,
Mrs Jennie Van Arslaie. eX-postm!stress OF Ar
llnKtou was married Wednesday TO +. O. Buck-
len M the home % the bride. In Beach-st.. by the
Rev J. - Hutchinson. only the relatives or the
family and few friends were present
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ubo was ronorted missing in November last Iur.
VINO M'ss rotn1i If boat plying between Port
99obnston and Xew-England ports, and lived In
I,innoi tIenrv = Harris of Public School No !.
&c rpcupera ting his health among the pines at Lake
~ Frank T. FIELD. of Or: and Mrs Jacob 1.
Ecid Of Avenue c. sailed last saturday as surgeon
on a South American steamship.
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petition to the ya .sse TFHsfssds Ss
stand pipe Snsg HI Is pro opSseis to bond the VII
lage for $4,000 for the WORN
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MAPLEWOOD.

reception IN honor OF the newly appointed pas
tor OF the Mapewood Methodist Episcopal Church.
the Rev. l.. X. Dunn, viii be given by the members
and congregation OF the church on Tuesday night
next at the home OF Cary j. Headley. In the Ridge
wood Road.
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RUTHERFORD.

Fire broke out about a. m. yesterday in the
handsome house of John Van Harding, ex-Presi-
dent of the Borough Council. in Newell-ave. The
family were asleep and the flames imprisoned
them in an upper room Mr. Van Harding made
shcetrope and started to lower his wife and chill
dren but n ladder raised. and the inmates
reached the ground safely. The local hremen
saved the house but the furniture and much OF the
interior were destroyed.
The second meeting Of Erie Railway commuters.
held on Thursday night in Lyceum Hall. Ander-
son Price presiding. resulted in the passage OF
resolutions asking for an improved station. few
Addition H 10 the Telegraph operator. who also sells
tickets. and the establishment Of Communication
rate between New-York and Rutherford OF "a
month; single tickets to be 70 cents, excursion
Comp Company l.. I'd Regiment gave smoker" in It's
armory on Thursday night, The seo guests including
from Company G. Of Hackensack. Sergeant Rob
e ert r% Included f. p sykes Harold Van
Benren Harry Green. Walter p. Klein, Willis c.
Gershom Mot, Post. 6. A. r.. will celebrate It's
fourth anniversary on Monday night in shafer
d aa of RSS,herford and East RStheyfora
Ty on
Instability of forming lodge OF Pythian Sisters,
and the e Wee e
tertained by Rutherford Lodge. Knights OF Pythias
BELLEvILLE.
Mrs George Geddes. OF Willlam-st.. died on Tues
dsv after a weeks illness. from apoplexy She
born in waverley. y. j.. In 1872 For the last few
years her home has been with her daughter Mrs.
Theodore Browe. ~
Mrs James Van Rensselaer,. OF Man-st.. who has
been visiting in Grand Rapids. Mich. returned home
on Tuesday.
Alfred Mason and his daughter. Of Morrstown,
have been visiting at the home OF the Rev. Andrew
The Conference Committee on Macadam Roads has
decided to circulate a petition for the issuing OF
Bayard Stephen Cortland Ralph Little. Isaac and
Academy SITS, Tappan Linden. Hambower. Dewitt
and Union AYES Newest. Rossmore Place. Smith.
DOW washington. Van Rensselaer,. Clinton. Rut-
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elizabeth
PlAlNFIEIO
PATERSON

1,o,e, Tuesday night string band OF ten pieces
furnished music. and the guests came rom nwn Me"
f9gk, and a musical entertainment vii be given
by women connected with Grace = Piss
OF rb managers of the Nutley Field Club VIII meet
at the clubhouse tonight.
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CRAWFORD.

Over a half mile OF the Crawford sewer has been
laid.
Owing to the death Of Mr.. Abry. at Crawford. the
entertainment that was TO have been given by Gran
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gers, John and Willett SITS, Delevan ave. Sprlng
Garden road. Joraemon-stv North Frankln-st', hu-
gene Place Homiss-st and Old Bloomfield road
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ford Council. Royal Arcanum. on wednesday, ""'
been indefinitely postponed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-27
FROM HONOLULU TO MONTEREY
There Is a Natural Lane Three Hun
dred Miles Wide.
AT The BOTTOM OF THE DEEP Sc 4.

OF tho VarIous Surveys Made for = Cable
Route That of Lieutenant Glover
Seems to be the Most Available
and Likely to he Adopted.