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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
WHEN GOLD WAS AT A PREMft ".
A FORMER JERSEY sTOREKEEPER DRAWS OBJ
JEcT LESSONS FROM HIS OLD ACCOUNTS.

A FORMER JERSEY sTOREKEEPER DRAWS Oh
JEcT LESSONS FROM HIS OLD ACCOUNTS.
John Rusby who for many years conducted
grocery store in the town Of Franklin. " j.. mas
had circulars printed and distributed through the
State giving few examples of what II cost to live
when gold was & premium.
Mr. Rusty gathered material for the circular
from accounts I'm his old books iiere are
tracts:
October H. 1865 Patrick Coffee bough. lbs. hut,
ter g %: one pound green tea. y - one poubn
black tea 81; Il lbs brown sugar, Is l.; 10 wishiny
soda. cts: lbs. candi"., ~ cts ~ star m ~
cts lO, lbs pork. s. 10. lbs currants y cts 10
mustard " cts one broom - cts; L Gallon kero-
sene q cts king total u sl2 80 Al the present
time the above would cost u =.
Xovemler , lv,S stephen Ball purchased lbs.
Of lard IS cts 80 lbs OF flour. So 90 total - IS. pres
John Cort purchased lbs of sugar for 81 10. pres
ent price. b cts. 49,
Jacob kierstead-One barrel OF -four Sle' gallon
of noa sses ~ cts lbs. granula ted sugar, 81 -;
total Sls Is; present price, s. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
FRANKLIN REPUBLICANS 10 RATIFY

Nutley Aug IS (SpeciaD.-Thc Republicans Of
Franklin Township will hold a and ratihca-
ton meeting at the Park Hail. in Chestnut-st. on
Thursday night when a transparency with the
pictures Of Mckinley and Hobart, Will be raised
Prominent speakers from Newark and other poinis
will be present, and the Republican Glee club OF
franklin will entertain the audience with CAM
pagn songs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
THE 7RREArEyED CARPENTERS STRIKE

await the action Of other local unions before pro-
ceeding upon 4 strike 10 enforce the demand upon
the employers for additional p cents day in
wages. conference with the bosses vii! be asked
for by the District Council for next week when
the question OF an increase Will probably be- settled
John Mccarthy, the builder. whose workncn on a
house In Rosevi!lc were called out by walking dcc-
gate named Wyatt. and WhO threatened 70 prosecute
Wyatt Tor conspiracy. mat the latter Yesterday IN
tne Office Of ex -ScnatOr Barrett. and had talk.
Mc'arthy refused TO discharge the italian non
union man who had given offence 10 the union. The
case placed in position for compromise hy the
unions offer 20 make the Italian and three other
hon-Iilon men ne;nbers Of The union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
A PAGAN N PATERSON.
ELEVEN SMALL BOYS SAY NE WAS IN THE
HABIT or BUYING PROPERTY STOLEN
THEM

Paterson. Aug IS (SpeciaD -Hilier poriom""' az
ola Russian Junk dealer and pedler. was arrested
,his morning At his home No IA Riyer-st. D)rfo-
man is held responsible for the production OF 80
many boy thieves in this city. Eleven small Dogs
mad been arraigned before Recorder Senior AL
admitted their guilt and charged Dorfoman WIN
purchasing lead pipe and gas fixtures whlch 'hes
had torn from unoccuped houses. .. 4,
The police round a quantity OF stolen properly II,
Dorfonian's store He denied his Eiilt ana accus.
boy. after Which he bought II from her poFIo-
man was committed 70 JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
TWO COUNCILMEN RESIGN.

Carlsbad Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The local feeling en-
Gendered by the application for franchise through
CarlstaIt by the Union Traction Company has re-
suited n the designations Of Councilman lsdell and
Lauterwasscr the former Of whom has been mem
Der Of the Council since the formation OF the Borough
The company wished 70 change its route through the
borough. and Messrs. IsdeN and Lauterwasstr. being
o.posci 20 the change, were ouyOiec ana resigned.
1'ho ordnance granting a franchise over the new
route comes up fOI passaga Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
w0v4y 4TTlcnED By 4 CAT.

alrs 6. 4 Van Wgs-nen. wife of a physician ut
Eosadal,. \ j.. was alta KIDD D. vicious eat In
t,, y.sr.. Iackawauna and Western Railroad
station in Eobok,n ou Monday ~ she was stand
inc IN front o. the flower vendors stand
The woman was holding a pet dog In her arms
vhra tie cat spiaEs upon the canine. MIS- an
iTs-.u,n ATTEMPTED 20 save her pet. ana the cat
i,r,ued al n.r tearing nrr dress ana scratching
her arms Policeman Haw beat the Infatuated cat
with his club aud then shot H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
SHE HAD Not ELOPED.

A MISSING JERSEY CITY GIRL RETURNS HONE
AFTER A THREE DAYS ABSENCE
Fannie Cochin. seventeen years old. OF No. 10
Van Winkle-st, Jersey City. disappeared last
Saurday night. Her father on Monday discov-
cred in her room letter written by George
Pfeirer. from Glenvew y. j, requesting her TO
meet him on Saturday night AT saloon at Newark
and Adams SITS Hoboken. Pfener had been paying
attentions TO her, and her father concluded that
she had eloped.
He informed the police. who found Pfefer yes
teriay who explained that he had not kept the
engagemen. because he missed train. This
alarmed the girls father. but his fears were al
layed yesterday when the girl returned She said
that when Pfeiffer failed to keep the engagement
she visited friends at Sixth and Henderson SITS.
Jersey City, and remained with them until yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
LE4RYs PARTY COLLEAGUES ANGRY.

Elizabeth Aug Is tSpeciaD.-The Democrats OF
,he Elizabeth Board Of Education after the
scalp OF Commissioner Leary. who. they say. Is
the member who boltcd the caucus nomination for
secretary Of the Board AZ the last meeting. and
thereby ena bled the Republican INCUMBENT 10 hold
owe Threats are made that II Commissioners
I.ary dcce rot r,up-t his act e. the nr>t NE ing
h. Will b. read CIT OF the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
TWO UrRT By 4 KICKING HORSE.

Ncw-Brunswlck Aux. Is fSpeciID -hFS Teresa
OIney with little italian boy named Joe DclesaHdTo
a.as driving In Commemorative la,t evening when
a narl Of the harness ,hc horse broke The horse
reared ana plunged and Suddenly kicked or h.s h.nd
f.et IN. woman and boy unfortunately were I'D N,
~ md HON were kicked af,s ODcy received q
r"33pound fracture above the ankle AID ihc boy Oh
calf Of the rp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
MEETINGS AT OCEAN GRDlE.

Ocean Grove. Aus. Il CspcclaD.-Tho Wcmen's
encouragement meetings were continued to-day
TIE speakers included Mrs. Dr. Vince or of PhiiA-
aephia president ~ the society; Mr. Dr. Stokes
o' Ocean Grove: Mrs. Dr. Biier. II Washington;
Mrs Kent of Bradley Beach. ana Mrs. Grant
rrtarler. sister II the late General l. > Grant
IN" missionary contributed 10 the pro-
s9aInme b. songs and addresses. Mrs wheeler
pIesides e Eno:rOw. whom the session closes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
Az EypBESS OFFICE ROBBED.

Long Branch aug. ls.-Th!cves broke INTO ~"
o-~oss onicc in the Tibcron strtion II th" Ee..-
YORK and Long Branch railroad laSi nlsht
trunk which had arrived a. nagsase a'a vas
marked Annie Sampson" ~as hrohcH cpe" aia
rirea What was takcn from u is not Known
Two express packages that rad arrived on tn"
r-n,,ed states EXPRESS ComLany's cars werr also
,,Lrn v-Ea- fhcy cont aired has not been learned.
A uoutb AGO the once vas entered ana paeKesrs
belong.ng 10 the Adams Express company '"A''|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
popr.LIsr CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

Brldgeton Aug IS (SpecaD.-The Populists to-
day nominp ted John T. Wright for Congressman
from the Ist District. Their convention consisted
of only twenty-five delegates. They appointed
committee TO confer with the Democrats to induce
them to indorse the nomination Of Wright. IL the
Democrats indorse Wright. they contend, they Will
canture half Of the Prohibition vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
4 Young LAWYER ~ TROUBLE.
AccusED or KEEPING MONEY GIVEN HIM I'd
DISCHARGE A M0RTGAGE-HE Is MISSING.

Purlineton. Aug lS.-pep0ty -Sherr John IS i'"N-
sor4 his morning levied on the Office furniture and
other off-c g Il Walter J.. Dcnbirs. young lawyer
The 4t,aclmer, made III compliant % Sai''"'
Emmors. o.. Fas, BroaI--t tTmons alleges ina
some tine ago be gave The lawyer money Tor ire p'-
pose Of dis -harrng a mortgage. TIE lawyer Was .
Day he money and that ne papers were IN proper
fo-,, arl all the :orrnal.ties attended TO- II : as
s,~.d hat Uobbs did TO. use the money directed.
but r,nyc~;ed :; 70 his own DCboihs ~ rot IN
town He went away several days ago II was SUP
nose % AsbIry Park lie had lived here f"r tnI'e
vea,s and was popular lie elected 20 n" ON
mon Council ard was chairman OF he Finance COM
nittce 81 that body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
Az INTERESTING YACHT RiCE.

seairight Aug. IS Specialize yacht race that Is
attracting considerable interest among yAchisInen
f. booked 10 come OF tomorrow afternoon ia mo
bay between Fred Oakcs's Enigma and cH-Shi'' j.
t,,ondent Hvrn,ss Nancy The conditions i've
miles 10 the windwaTd aud back again. for purse
Of 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
REILLY HELD FOR MURDER.
coRoNER's JURY FINDS HIN RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE DEATH OF \ FELLow-PArPER

Coroners jury. which inquired into the death
OF William klabermann. an Inmate OF the ShhAe
TU Almshouse who was stabbed By fn'rick
Reilly 4 fellow-pauper. in a fight on the morning
OF August 10. brought IN verdict LAKE Mohua'
-. =. .h' os,.c, that Refill was responsible for
the old mans death
Warden Rvsn Of the Almshouse testified that
nc told Deputy Warden Stewart TO investigate inc
story Of the nght and to report back to him the
result Of his findings. but Stewart failed to 40 SO
The ucrutg warden appeared a; the nan "','r
tho ,raucs, was over and & 'nicd that Ryan IL
-frr.rtad him - rnanC an invostigt'icn - s.Is.
H.. n ion,,d as y ftr ". rdcn vas tr;iHg 70 sn'
t@o .lamc because Of ire iajter's failure to IN
XeHi.gnt. lEN mltfnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
SALVATION ARMY DIsTURBS HIN.

bloomfield Aug Is (speciaD. Martin Zahnie
barber complained 20 the Township committee
last night that the Salvation Army. when holds
o,,,,,s tr "a. barracks next 20 his home. WAS
nuisance and endangered the health OF ms ianlily
lie objected particularly TO the beating OF IN" pass
ir,.m and IN. singing AT night. The commute re-
f'rr,d he case 10 Dr. Bailey, the health physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Peapack. Aug. is-Thc tweaty-hrst annual re
union of the smith family will IL held hero on
Aug &c II Is expected the gathering VIII he
larger than usual. ard that "a most Interesting
time will be had. The reunion will he held IL The
grove on the Peter T. Smith farm. r,iie from th.s
1,illap. There will hr q brass band, and there
vii Re IN address - two. The usual business OF
the family will he transacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
CATHERINE HICKORY RECEIVERS.

Elizabeth Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-Catherine Hickory,
the Wes,held woman. seventy years old. whose
husband attacked her with club. has recovered
from her injuries, although week ago her life
was despaired Of by the hospital authorities and
her ante-rnortem statement was taken By Police
rustice NELL She was discharged from the hos
pital Saturday, and returned TO her home. Her
husband, who is sixiy-eiSnt years old, u stil! In
tail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Dover. Aug IS (SpeciaD.-The Board OF Chosen
Frocholders and the newspaper writers Of Morris
County were the guests OF County Engineer Edward
King at Lake Hopatcong to-day. The party arrived
on the morning train and went to Noan's Point on
the steamer HopatcOng. Here they were met By MT
King and Freeholder John d. Smith. who esco,ted
them 10 Woodport. Dinner was served at Brights
Hotel $50
Sneechfs were made by ex-FreeN older W. 4.
Gil len Frceh0lder Vance ENGINEER King and Direc Or
Ium The part, returned on the evening tran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
LIBERTY CYCLE COMPANY INSOLVENT
THE RESULT OF STOCKHOLDERS DISAGREE
MENTS-JOHN r. HARDIN APPOINTED PER-
MANENT RECEIVER.

John X Hardin appointed by Vice-Chan-
cellor Emery. n Newark. yesterday permanent
receiver for the Liberty Cycle Company. The
company Is insolyen5. the liabilities being $4,000
and the assets about N3O.0o or the liabilities the
open accounts TO creditors amount 10 %78 60.
and the bills payable to s3l.l0s S. The counsel for
the insovent company told the EiceChanceor
that there was unfinished material hand that
when turned completed machines would
probably bring $4,000 more. The trouble OF the
Liberty Cycle Company originated In a quarrel
among stockholders. There are factories at Rock
away, " j.. and Bridgeport. Conn. and one set
OF siockho wanted the whole plant at Bridge
port. This led TO litigation which resulted in the
appointment OF a receiver. who has since carried
Oh the manufacture OF wheels. Last week nifty
wheels were shipped order TO Chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
CIRCUS TENT BLOWN DOWN.

A DIRECTOR OF THE SHOW INJURED. But THE
AUDIENCE HAD GONE.
Ashury Park, Aug. IS (SpeciaD--A small cyclone
swept over Asbury Park JUS, before dusk tonight.
The large menagore tent belonging Mains cir
Gus was RACED and OF the falling poles struck
Fred Aymer. an equestrian director breaking his
leg The spectators had all gone from the tent be-
fore the accident occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
IyDI4YA'S LIEUTENANT GOvERNOR

FIemngton. Aug IS lSpeclaD -Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Nye Of Indiana Is in Pennington the guest OF
Lambert Humphrey. Last evening he was enter
tanned Iy the Hunterdon Club. Mr. Nye says Indiana
will 20 Tor sound money In November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
THE DOWNFALL OF BOssIsM.
CONGRESSMAN MEwAN DECLARES THAT MKIN-
LEYs NOMINATION WAS IN RESPONSE TO

LEY's NOMINATION WAS IN RESPONSE TO
a POPULAR DEMAND.
The Orion Republican Club OF the Fifth Ward,
Jersey CITY had a banner-raisng and open-air meet
ing on Monday night Seventh and Brunswick SIS.
II was an enthusiastic meeting. and fully one thou
sand persons were present
The orator Congressman Thomas McEwan. jr.
In his speech he said that ne had suffered because
OF his pronounced an;i-monOpoy and ant.-boss
views He glad. he SAID 10 declare that bosslsm
had heen defeated and the voice Of the people mad
been heard at the convention which nOmina ed Nc
Kinley He strongly urged McKinley's election, and
said: He Is for the upbulding and betterment OF
all Glasses OF the Marion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
A TOT FIGHT EXPECTED
DIVIDED DEMOCRATS TO MEET IN JERSEY CITY

rhe Democratic State Committee will meet at
noon to-day in Tayior's Hotel Jersey Ciy. lively
wrcste between the silver and sound money mem
bers Is expected.
It rumored yesterday that the gold Demo-
Gratis will probably resign from the committee. one
OF the committee, ex-Assemoyman De Ronde. was
named OF the Provisional Safe Committee al
the meeting Of the sound-money Democrats on Mon
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
HE KILLED A BIG R4TTLESN4kE.

Mon,clar. Aug. IS tspec!aD.-s Frank Jacosus OF
this place VINO is with party Of friends at Green
Pond few miles from here, Killed a large Tati.e-
snake Yesterday after lively fight The snake
measl ed four feet i've inches IA length arG had ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
He BROKE JAIL TO SAVE HIS LIFE.
A PRISONER MURDEROUsLY ATTACKED BY AN
OTHER ONE IN THE NIGHT.

OTHER ONE IN THE NIGHT.
Morristown. Aug. B-John MCGOWAN, a young
man broke from the lcck-up here last night while
under arrest for vasrancy, but II he IS caught II is
not likely that he will be punished About mid
night one Of the policemen arrested Peter Nc
Nanara OF Whippany. for drunkenness and placed
him in the lookup. About o'clock this morning
MCGOWAN was awakened by the intoxicated man
Mcnamara murdcrously attacked him. In MS
efforts to attract attention McCowan managed 10
break The lock Of the door and escaped. McNa-
mara was too drunk to follow. and when police
man arrived the interior OF the place was wreck
The benches had been broken and the stove partly
demolished This morning Mcnamara was com
miited 10 Jail for malicious mischief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
FBCyGHT TRAY WREcKED.

summit Aug Is ('pec.lD-The chatham ireitht
train ran on the track between Madison ana
,.,..,,,,n, ,o-d.v Several cars were wrecked.
though no one was injured. The train due here al
s.gs I'D not arrive until $50 Westbound raihc was
not delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
NFW;JtRA' XFN\l
~ 3D. ~

Judging by he apathy manifested toward the
National Democratic party movement in New
Jersey the sound-moncy Democrats Of this
state believe that they can best promote pros
verify and National honor by voting for McKin
lev ard Hobart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
GENERAL sLOcUM SPEAKS.

The League OF Republican Clubs In Newark held
a meeting at the First ward Club Headquarters.
No 1928 Orange-st last night. After the transac-
ton of business and some musical exercises Gen
eral Slocurn made an address the issues OF the
campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Red Banks jail seems to be about as good a
r,ace for holding prisoners the county jail
of Middlesex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
TO SELECT DELEGATES.

The Republican primaries will be held in Hudson
County tonight TO select delegates to the safe
convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Bob" Davis has made himself popular among
tho poor folks of Jersey City by giving free ex-
cursons every yer And the politicians who
expect favors from the little Boss have to chip
., % pay the bills, while ne gets all the glory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.

saurnor. Aug s-rlour dul. uneaangei WIS., I.s.
s,rorr sEo, and August 90 Sep! MI sss.rs
o,ooer oH. "a s'san 1 49, ns stock 5000
5Gss $3.50 ssh cgra n!9 * A ss.r 40 20
seg,,mh.r s5''g;,es &c. ,a,Ie,s White %
90 g. yellow .7'7s2se. t..~N 80" - n
MIXED new. Slu@t. -igs $500 a. fSse sio's
50 > aeartr @'saSic. 3" N,sr.h - - 10 ,,,nothy
a2co bo.h Ha' so-, aad ,~siy s. ' s.,l,s ''0 ~
cnsnr.. Butter firm fancy creannry &c iais ,,.:
store packed 3a>c Esss hrn. ;i'-sl-c' o'"'' -'"
unchanged. -, ..,.,,.
p,,oa Aug IsFoar qrie, AMI ea,l prins P, ,s,s;
IS c.Qs3 ~. Gear md ,trasaA s.gg'" :, s,o 81 ~
t,rnmsal c,aSsc tae 81 5o>l - h,.rr Con- are.
Yellow. On ,f.ck 81 ! '"' az > "f,. &c:
n Yd \: ~ g.. - aas sra -a - ~, ~:
md ran sic So amer eisa N - ~ 80" ~ ssj
siS GUS $40. lean ends SO 30 Bare b. ~ Hams,
Io.ai.r lard quiet sac Bic. n .s"' va i s,.
tor. sgs.c m,;cr 0rm for fanc, N'rh~f' cr-ims5y,
lie Western. lSspl.g', Nerh.n. '",,S taai.er
i.n,s. qu, saiic; ma.i and f,arnsa ~. 49,
n-srty 2oc hAsi,rn trsn l'pis w.srn :. ,nt IN ea
rel kidneys ,ipti 49, pa sl.hi 10 NIT MIN Nrh.rs
,,e.h ioNs iaaiic Do cack-ns iGaisc wes'ern ie-i
cr.,...ns GgiIc 40 ionis. ouo'sc .s sni.s,s, ,"s
lie. i've i,ws yaiOc. Poai,-s s'eitl. 81 %gsi %
barre P.aebsrrie. 4asc Peaches scarce a. "Nss ~:
iooe2 grade. ispi7c re staA. ioai7, Leahs- ste ~
g.: rn.on sole nrsis 25esac Mate melons iSt 70
Bu~slo Aug is-sprng wheat closed es.i sncnsnsss
under New YORK sepiemh-s W.nfef VIII II SEQ s'aay
un shang,i corn closed ,as, unch,nsei ga. c.9,sa
quet urchang.i. Rye nominal F.i' "''' 'N'' ~
feed dun. unchanged .
Chicago. Aug is-.Ihe isadns futures ranged a. fol-
Ions.
whea, No 2. op.n'nr Hipf'r. LoV''' cio'ns
Aus,., -, H.: su.s;,.. s,,s2s
Eel l 49,, .,,r.I '''' ss,aS, - 5,-.ps, os.pSsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

IT'S too bad that Congressman Fowler hasn't
time IL debate the currency question with
romss f. Marine Mr.. Fowler is a thorough
master Of the question, and lie could have had
. plcnc with the picturesque orator from Plain
FIELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

The Camden and Suburban Railroad Company
has distributed $500 among motornen and con-
ductors who have hrst-cass records for the last
three months II is reasonably safe to guess
that the company won't lose anything by this
generous method of showing appreciation OF
honest. faithful and intelligent service. There 5
hint in this for the trolley companies in the
northern end Of the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

-rha dav when Jim Smith could help or hurt
. Presidential candidate passed away with the day
OF his sailing for Europe-'Jersey CITY News
Here again in the house Of his former friends,
do We see an irreyerent hand put forward TO
stab under the fifth rib New-Jersey's most re-
nowned Democratic statesman. To sheer at
his lack OF influence is bad enough. but 10 call
hin, jim is an objectionable offence. And
This is he kind of treatment accorded TO man
who worked heroically TO save New-Jerseys
great sugar industry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

II IS more pleasant kiss a miss than TO miss
q s.-(ENzabeth journal
Behind that dogmatic assertion lies, undoubt-
eddy. wealth OF knowledge bonn Of experience.
Won't The Journal" please go into fhe sub
tcct al length for the benefit Of those who are
in helpless and hopeless ignorance?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Nuuey people refused to allow the Passaic and
Newark trolley company TO pass through that
village until the company guaranteed a two-cent
local fare and a seven-cent fare TO Newark AS
the trolley line is not yet completed, Nuteyites
have TO pay one cent extra on "jigger" car The
company has been amazingly SLOW in making It's
through connections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

WHEN THE BALL WENT OVER THE FENCE THE
PLAYERS FOLLOWED. AID 4 LAWSUIT l.
THE RESLLT--A MORAL NICT,iRY Enn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-02-07
In Memoriam.

In loving remembrance of our son, Charles
McGIl Eagle, who died one year ago to day
February 9th, 1895.
Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding
Der the spoils that death has won,
Thou didst give, and thou hast taken
Blessed Lord-Thy will be done.
by Thy hands the boon was given;
Thou hast taken but thine own:
Lord of earth, and God of heaven,
Evermore-'rhy will be done.
BY HIS PARENTS.
Victoria, daughter of Leonidas and &C.
neva Ricketts,, died Of consumption, at her
home near Rockville, on Sunday, January
26, 1896, in the 18th year of her age.
Dearest Victoria, thou hast lett us,
Gone 10 dwell with God on high,
But some day we hope to meet you
10 that home beyond the sky.
She was always kind and gentle,
Loved by all who knew her face,
But an angel came and bore her
To that tar off heavenly place.
Dim grew the outline of her form,
Her shining robes less bright,
Till like a shapeless heecy cloud
She vanished from our sight.
She has gone TO meet her little sister,
La that bright and happy land,
Long, long years she's gone before her,
And has Joined the angel band.
BY her cousin, BESSIE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-02-07
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