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New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
MONTCLAIR.

c,~ds are ont for the marriage OF Miss Louise
,;rinen daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Wilson
r'ndcrhil and Henry coddinston Meyer jr, on
Wednesday. November u.s. at o'clock. IN 81. Luxe
Church.
Cards are out .or the marriage Of Miss Bertha
Treadvell Porter niece OF Mrs Thomas Porter. TO
DR. Seth Cook Comstock OF New York. on Ihurs-
day November T. at o'clock. a. ,,,,
and John Drudy Of Bloomfield. were married In
the Church Of the Immaculate Conception. Mont
The maid OF honor was Miss winifred Hickey
and the bridesmaids were the Misses Agnes aha
LIZZIE ke,sher s'1iers 'elonmaed 'Ms Was best man and
the ushors were Thomas Drudy; brothnr OF IN, the
"Rd }cGn Of T. sS My'9n Rids and Frank
Eagen Mr. and Mrs. Drudy VIII live IN "i'h
The Progress club. OF lpper Montcair hSid ,.r an ,
interesting meeting on Monday evening" During ing
the evening The io9wng nSmsd oIsrs Ts
Miss Jennie Bolweil. secretary Frank l,orh' treas
urer. H. H. Holmes. iii, ..,..s .
reception 10 all residents Of Montclair at thclr
home IN Gates-aye next THURSDAY cVehiis, ~. .r
10 10 O'Clock. The house VIII oe thro~h open ,o'
irsncc,i,n and every detail explained II desired
PUCK or Tho Carnival Of Flowers VII %" s.N'l,
undar Tie auspices OF the Woman AuAiIiary oi
IN. Young Mems Christian Association on lhut :.
day and Friday evenings Of next week. ne c.S' A.
Viii include a large number OF children and the
affair promises to hc most attractive. 49,.
Tho Moniclair lcttcr-carricrs gave th"ir stih =
annual reception In the Rink on Friday evening
Miss ,'trolvn Paddock will give reading witr
musical accompan! !ments IN ine 'onsrcsn'.ot," or,
Church on November II. under IA" auhp1oe' Oh ',s'
youuc Women's Missionary Society oi thai 'nur'n
MIR and Mr. William Picr celehra'o1 th'r ~.
yer wedding annlvcr-arv al ther hoih' III ''''
t.gic place las, Thursday evening. ,,.
Mrs : T. Bird Of Upper Mout' lair. Will h"pt'Si
q parlor meeting a. the hom" of MIS- pf.rrh.,'
in park-sf tomorrow afternoon. at . o'cioc x
Mr. Bird viii speak upon 'R'scu" NoTh' s'I
Ice, i'm which she g. greatly Interested ana "
which she has been identified for many y.:ars
Mr. and Mrs. John \ Boyer. o' IN" Moun'nl' AT
House have gone 20 Newark. where they VIII re-
side In future. ,,,, . -, .,
Mr. and Mrs william J. Iiollir- ara son, OF
U.rrison-ave will return next week 20 their WIN
ter home In New ORR , ,.A-,.,o,h.r
Mr and Mrs Todd and family of Christopher
II left last Tuesday for their iuture nome II
Washington Heights - ,.,....u, 49,,
Air. a H. bradford Mrs. i. q. Eshhangh an'
Mrs J. Butler attended the missionary m'c''hs'
which we're held in Philadelphia last """h
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
BAYONNE.

In. the clubhouse of the New-Jcrsey All 'etic 'lun
the young people made merry Thursday evening
ut an informal reception and hop
Mice Minnie See OF East Thirty-sevcnth-st. en-
ter,a,ned a number Of her young friends with "A
Halloween party at her home on Friday evening
Tho annual ball Of Washington fnfihc ,oih, iniiy n'iiy
at Constable Hook. . W. ,r,,..,...o,a., 90,
was the hostess OF the Athena club and o'hcr
guests on Wednesday. afternoon fapors were
Ssad az follows: Architecture. Mrs. Arthur. T.
Merr,ck; painting" Mrs Edward Ridley; "Sculpt,
,re'' Mrs Rufus Batchelor current Events
Mrs William u. Hicks. ,,,,,
The Rev s. G. scudder OF S wBruhswcHii n,nrusTa *
the W-omen-s Missionary Society connected win
the First Reformed Church or mission work III
India -, -. c,i,,ry p.,,o.,o,t
Episcopal Church met on WednesSs s2t HYsne
and East Thirty ,ninth.s. Am musical en'er'a'h
Miss Flora Jean Alexander, daughteI OF MIS-: MIS-
Sarah Alexander OF East as 70 ,bc ysv
Charles N. Reed. Of Ardmore. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
pTTyEYS CANVASS FOR CONGRESS-.
HE COMES BEFORE HIS CONSTITUENTS WITH
GOOD RECORD FOR ABILITY AND
r-cONOMY

The canvass OF Manlon Pitney throughout ,he
Iv,b Congress District has been one OF un''fihs
energy ever since his nomination. lie came oeioi
his constituents with q magnificen; record for aoh-
a., d ecoron,v and his course In Congress
.,or-ed hin, 10 be familiar with public AFFAIRS lie
was chosen by Speaker Reed as memoer Oh '"e
Committee on Appropriations, ,,.. ,.a,oa ,l,s
xnnno o,her measures Mr.. Pitncy defeated 1iie
ogden Land bill which effected saving 70 ,a one
United States Treasury Of s26l ms
Ne wo~t on the District OF Columbia Approprlat, non
bi cGt down the appropriation TO slep" re as9
foueh- against the River and Harbor OH ana 'ote
~ yynbod President Cleveland in Neiolhg tndt
measure He was great friend 10 veterans oi tI :
late war and was instrumental In the securing oi
ninety-sx pensions - ..,e,d -, ,hose
He has always proved himself friend or s tnoss :
interested in agricultural pursuits ana sscrr.u
reprlnt OF the book Diseases OF attic ano "a &
Feedirc' which has been greatly appreciated ~
Me cc-s;i-uenis throughout the district HIS MANY
snd s,rairhtforward canvass and the ability WIN
which he discusses the questions OF the DAY nave
won him friends everywhere ,.,, .,
His Endorsement by the National Democracy OF
the distrc: was also tribute 70 his sterhns worm
and ability.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
HAHNE 4 CO., NEWARK, n. J.
members are making arrangements 70 Ior" Tx"
ELIZABETH.

Miss Clara Belle Moore. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs T. c. Moore, of No. 81 Orchard-st.. became
the bride of Benjamin Runyon De Mott OF Bound
Rrook on Tuesday evening. The ceremony. which
was a pretty one. took place at the home OF the
bride The house decorated with palms. cut
dowers and smilax The bride wore gown OF white
satin trimmed with duchess lace and pearl orna-
ments She also tulle veil and carried =
boquet Of bridal roses Ths maia o. nIT"s Ss hsst
man was A. B. Hedden OF East orange. Inc hev'
John l., Kerr OF the Third Presbyterian Church,
officiated. assisted by the Kew =. r.. Davss, OF
of Somerville Harry Bailey. OF Bound BROOK; OIL
bert Wallace and an a Ness OF Eas. .es &c
wedding, al which guests were present from New,
York Newark, Washington. Philadelphia bouno
Brook Planheld. Someryille and Elizabeth Tn"
couple have gone on Southern tour
4 pretty wedding took place. on Wednesday AZ
tsrnoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Dabb.
No So Fuiton-st The contracting parties were
their daughter. Miss Gertrude pabe: ana J. Dyer
silk. With white lace and pearl trimmins.. The
maids OF honor were the Misses Eta Moodrm9
and Ella Quick. The ushers were James sna
Methodisf Protestant Church. At the reception
which followed guests were present from Jersey
ci,v Newark Plainfed, NEWMARKET. Long
Branch Duneien and Elizabeth.
Mrs Nathan C. Rhodes, Of No. ga Franklin-st.
Kanz an i Of south Broad,si: The ceremony TO: S.
place at the home OF the brides parents: Tns ns
bridesmaid was Miss Kittie A. Rhodes sister OF
the bride the anS %sqs ShSd d SSa and The S
Riakesiee. OF the Fulton Street Methodist Episeo-
pal Church. oflciated.
Sav nirht The proceeds Of the affair went TOW.
ard paying for . plano Tor the sunday'schese
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
CRAWFORD.

The erst dance OF the season AT tho Country cup
last Monday evening an cnjoyaDie 'haI'
Among those present were Mr.. and MIS-. w
Sharp Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Heleker, Mt; ana ana Mrs VT
b. r Bailey Mr.. and Mrs. G. ", Littrli ar anu anu
Mrs Kenyon Mess!ck, Mr. and Nrt. W. ~, -"
rence Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Litteli. Air and MR. =.
+. Wright Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Garn"ri Mr ana ana
Mrs 4 Il Madden Mr.. and Mrs. IT. imnorn,t' ~ NJ
and Mrs II. {. Watkins. Mr. and MIS-. W w
buckley Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Bradlcc' the M,u, Mn,
Moody Jackson. Noorhis. II )rion. hpry, Me- NJ,
sloan of Middetown. y. Y: Miss fal'y ~
Avs Bennett Miss Bradlee. Miss Camp; Of Ncsi-
Heid. MIR and Miss Watson. OF Perm AinDo!
Nessrs IT, Patten, II. Williams. / j. BuSk1'f'
X y Robinson, r. B Els. Berkeley Au9Oh' !"
W Austin : +. Coleman W. y. Parhs, -" =
Madden T. K. Jones. {. J.. Ably Z Mcintn''.
George Heidelberg. Bayard Craig. oi f''IId ,
G. A. Stratton. J. !. Crane and MI ana h''s
The Crawford Fife and Drum Corps Was en-
gagged by the Dexter Lambert Company 10 mhi u
Svih The silk manufacturers division In y'stcru1E
nsrade in New-York. Mr.. Watkins. mcnp,r 81
,he firm and a resident of Crawford. presented the
corns with a handsome silk fds. ,,
Srhe women OF CranfoIl are desirous OF aunlhs
another attraction TO thAr pretty town. nanriy 4
honnsome am-brck library hnildlns XIV
shape 10 their dreams kindly diSposed m'n
has offered 800 toward the scheme"
William Tripp IL building a handsome mouse IN
Roosevelt Manor costing $1,000. Three other houses
viii be erected in the Manor this fall ami o.
The Alcaeus Society Is busy rehearsihS nr leU. ~
men OF the Guard" to be presented some 'Me j"
the early winter.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
A CONSTANTLY GROWING ESTABLISHMENT

The welknown and enterprising house OF Hahne
& Co., of Newark, now covers over seven acres OF
ground. having a front in Broad-st. Of 200 feet in
the very heart Of the city. No matter what one
may require. home or personal needs II can be
obtained in their big store AT the lowest possible
price. No other house Ia the country shows
larger stock. During the last few months every one
OF tne lO0 departments has been enlarged. and the
Iacinues Tor handling the large amount OF mall ana
out,ot-to~n orders have been increased. Hannc
q Co now deliver goods not only 10 the state OF
New-Jersey but prompt delivery Is made In New
iolk, Brooklyn and Staten Island. One OF the Dig
Iedlurcs OF the store is the furniture department.
second 70 none In this country Four entrances
bioao New West Park and Hdsey SITS, Newark
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
PLAINFIELD.
AN ENJOYABLE CoNcERe by THE DoHCAs
CIRCLE OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The wedding of Edward V. French. popular
young Plalnfeldcr. to Miss Ernestine Nesus' oi
Bound Brook took place Tuesday at the nome oil
the bride. the Rev Dr. Whitney. OF PiainAeld. per
forming The ceremony. Miss Negus and j. Negus.
sister and brother Of the bride. served as brides
maid ard best man. Following congratulations.
sumptuous rcrast Was served. after which Mr ana
Mrs. French left for short wedding trip. oh
their return they will probably reside in this city
Among those present were Mr.. and MIS-. d. H.
French Miss Mary French. MISS Lou French. MT
and Mrs l.. NJ french. Frank French. Mr.. and
Mrs r. " French Miss French. of Plainfeld' Mr.
and Mrs f. +. Keeps. OF Boston.
recitation and concert. under the auspices OF
the Dorcas Circle. Kings Daughters. was held in
the chapc! of the Crescent Avenue church Thurs-
day night.
The lecture given by Frank II. Damrosch at
Seminary Hall Thursday afternoon was one OF
the most interesting affairs Of the season The
subject OF this lecture was "A Key to Unlock the
Treasures o. Song.
The Monday Afternoon club will give course Of
five lectures curing the season Of 1862. the hrst
George Mclean Harper of Princeton University
will nave for his subject The Golden Age OF the
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Van Fleet. OF Eas, t,, Third,
St. gave their daughter. Mis- May van riee,i ;a q
time was enjoyahly passed in playing cards.
oe 4nS hGsS Ms oTe HS Sadie
Libbie Joseph. May La Forge MaTgIret n 'prel Ered
and the Misses SdXton: 'harcS DOH|'r, ,fl'n,
Ross Ray Carroll Arthur Mills. Charles Buel and
Charles Lyons. =, 49,,
on "Wednesday evening there was opened IN me
old Posiofflce Building o. \. II. bazar. given ny
Winfield Scott Post. assisted by the oman .a,- ht
lief Corps and the Sons OF Veterans The ahalr
arranged by committees from tnose dlHerchi
organiza iions. The fair committee was composed
of William C. Smith. chairman: W. W 'orleli.
treasurer; Andrew cox secretary charhs o.e,,
! l.. McVoy The committee from the Woman
Relief Corps as follows; MIS- 'haIl,s
Mrs l. l.. Mevoy. secretary: Mrs W. c. smith Itn
& cox Mrs NJ C. pobb,ns and Mrs. Emmons
l.. +. Eaton. II. s. Thatcher and H. {. Me\oy
were the detail from the Sons OF Veterans.
The marriage OF Miss Adelaide Rowley storm:
Of Rockvicw ave and Gilbert Everaon jordan. OF
Hudson will ,ake place the evening OF Nov.hl-
her H. at C:30 O'clock at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs;
4 r. Faber Of Rockview-ave. The reception VIII
be held from : TO o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
pERNICIOUS ACTIVITY ~ JERSEY CITY.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN LITERATURE DELAYED
IN THE POsTOFFICE.

The Hudson County Republican Committee SENT 70
the Jersey City posofce Thursday 1900 pieces OF
mail matter which they expected would be delivered
Friday Ii had not been distributed yesterday morn
ing and the natural conclusion was that Postmaster
Robert Jordan, Democrat. VINO has been mentioned
as Bob" Davis's candidate for Mayor next spring.
was purposey delaying the delivery in the Interest OF
Davis's candldates Mayor Wanser and City Treas
urer Dickinson. enraged a; the delay visited the post
Office and had warm interview with the postmd
The latter declared that Martin Fnck clerk OF the
Board Of Finance had authorized him 20 retain the
mail until tomorrow morning The Mayor ana
Colonel Dickinson declared that the postmaster knew
that the matter had been mailed for prompt delivery.
and that Mr. Fnck had authority In the premises
They ordered that the mail he delivered at once ana
threatened to enter complaint with the postoiiice
authorities al Washington.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
NFW:jER&'I XkNI
~ 80, ~
NEW-JERSEY'S VOTE.
CHAIRMAN MURPHY FIGURES
,rxrNLEY's PLURALITY AT $4,000
~ EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE
,,oRABl11rY THAT THE EIGHT REPUBLICAN
coSGREssMEN WILL BE RETURNED
THE WORK or THE STATE
COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE.
r,ankln Murphy, chairman oil 'he hepuoilcan
r.,,a Committee estimates IN statement pre-
srod for The Tribune. tnat Ne"-Jersey VIII
paie. .1-;,Iev and Hobart 5000 plurality. Mr.
.,,rrbv's figures are eNtremei! CONSERVATIVES
:. f,ct they might we'll be described as an
'-.oarcihle minimum In the campaigns Oh which
=. hos had the management MT. Murphy gained
~ ,r,a,ion for forecasts that were invariably
.aar rather than over the actual results. ana
:. ,s almost certain to prove so III 'his case. he
.,s nothing except what is as near apsoiute-
,a nc ANYTHING in the future can be-
u,re are Mr. Murphy's predictions as fur-
lraa in response to a request from The Trib-
une:
~ the Editor Of The Tribune, .,or =, ,h. s,,ra,,or
sr: r Iersey from the standpoint OF the state Como No
mee am led 70 sapsrt eWJersey " viii elect
for MSShlmSicsn delega ton to the House OF Repre-
Soll i iHs expected majorities for congressman
being as 70, toHTsS Tss,rict Mr. Loudensager. 1000
~ Ia 'T njstict Mr. Gardner, s.5uy
IA IA, JESSii JEsirici Mr. Howell. 400
1l!I 1Iv.h district Mr.. Pitney, l,2o
l. S u nsfr.cf. Mr.. Stewart, o.Vn
Win PsIist PSsI,I.it Nj Mf tickST. McEwan. sO& s2so.
,iif.b Nii District. Mr. Fowler e,-v. +, ., s,.o -,
Nlllln egjsature will consist in the senate or
T1s,nhicans T1s n5N ana Democrats. ana IN the house
Is pRssvpu5iicans and Democrats athouga i Is Is
OF % ,hat there will be but two democrats ootn
possinssr ''1 in the Senate and the House may De
unanmUix, ,wo counties in the Sia.e which give the
pim,hijcan managers any anxiety are .'lose @ W =.
hep..srson and Warren. and II i not sire dsoIaoie
hnne mat those untes may DC carried, d!'noue.
10 oope we expe. 10 carry those counties might
w ~ TsSarded as bold prophecy, ,.,,a,,,r ,ha. 7
hn estimate OF the p1litical situatoii tldt
Whiie me- Hv vsSrs 20 al a similar period in the cam
s,,n ga. MAS REGARDED optimistic the result tieI
paaevsd that the prediction was cOnseIN NdNe any
seel confident that my present es,imH,e i 'ou"uou
ar aees len zen more substantial eXpectauoh> -
uPUn r,ork done in New-Jeysey by the STATE COM
,i,,ee mas been more thorough and. oelieve more more
n.svs than that of any preceding campaign. over
e Millions OF documents have been disIlouted ny
~. s,ata Committee 10 voters In every count! III the
S,e S.e In manv Of the counties there nas peell d
scSo,house campaign so far as speahns - ,,ni, III
s.naJ meetings having been neld IN every sInaii
siaes ana hamlet In addition to the large mee'nS
~. .Ss cities which OF course have been Numerous JUS
md important The managers OF the campaisl, re
i su ,pou the honesty and patriotism OF the peopie
iyns rpT pTarsev have Conducted their work believing
ba, Il the issues could be fairly presented 10 me
sn,a .hsre could be absolutely no DOUBT as 70 lne
pespi, That result is likely to De srrpTSrpSi " al
except Jerseymen rtt:a-> NJ. W o,n,oj.tea
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
SUMMIT.

Alexander BlacI. presented his picture play, Miss
larry" at Association Hall on Thursday evening"
before a crowded house Hamilton W. Maole. Ed
itor Of The Outlook" pr ided
simon stern OF New-Yor.. addressed meeting
held In Howard Hall on Wednesday evening o' ''e
Sound Money Democrats.
The Fortnlghtiy Club met Wednesday after
noon Mrs. George Vile. reaa a paper on line
Russia Of To-Day . r,. -.
A reception was held BY the /. A. B. Society OF
st. Teresa's Church on Wednesday ana Friday
evenings. -, .,s ,..,.,
The Township Committee will hold specia
meeting In the Township Hall on Wednesday even
Ing. 80 ,,, a Ar,hur
Ahern have been elected directors OF the founs
Mems Christian Association.
The Cosun Club. SUBMITS exclusive social or
ganisation, disbanded yesterday. and next week
the property Of the club. on Woodiana-ave. VII M 1e
by !. Farnum, Of Philadelphia 4 number OF the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
BLOOMFIELD.

The wedding OF Howard Farrand OF this place.
.rd Mis-. Helene Duni OF Newark. will take place
g., .,s pcddie Memorial Church on November 10 at
7::9 o'clock.
THOMAS Ccgan ard Miss Kate schwa5. both OF
this town. were married In Newark on Wednesday
night - ,,.-.,...a., .v.r
ing 10 Julius Schacffer OF Nfwnrkt
slhert lockwood and Mis-. J. Macdonald wcr.
married I'm New-York last Saturday night.
Miss T. X Benton gave luncheon las' Saturday
night In honor of Mrs. Harry Ds Wat. OF New
York. .
The Bloomfield Cycling and Athletic Association
gave an entertainment In Central Hall on Friday
night
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
REPUBLICAN, GAINS Nv PLAIyFIELD.

flainheld, Oct. 81 (speciaD.-Returns from all the
eaces of registration In this city All local Repubi
sen leaders with enthusiasm.
inc total registration Is 3.e2s. A careful poll OF
.ne lists indicates the following vote Republicans
~: Gold Democrats, 300: Silver Democrats, 300:
Mna.sering and unknown. 800. The normal Repub-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
OLD SOLDIERS FOR MKIyLEY.

On an open field in front OF the Home for Dis
aoed Soldiers. In Belgrovc Drive. Kearny. yester-
oay afternoon. half thousand old veterans held
rousing Mckinley and Hobart mass-meeting. Colo
nei l. C. Widman. Captain w. ii. Dcdd, James
freeman. Frank Sutherland and others MADE ad-
dresses and wrought the old soldiers up TO degree
oi enthusiasm few of them had experienced since
var times Every mention OF the names OF Mckin-
Isy and Hobart or Of the patriotism shown In the
present campaign was cheered TO the echo by the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
BELLEVILLE.

Inc Woodsdc Wheelmen held their first smoker
VI tne season on Wednesday evening. when an en-
!osaoie entertainment provided for their
diends
Colonel Buck Council. Junior Order United Amer
Van Mecnanics. held smoker and euchre tourna-
nnent on Wednesday evening Prizes were given TO
sns winners of the tourna Ynent
aut,:yvan tTyvan Lodge" Knights Of Horror, gave their
Inv Ss"mn oail at Washington Hall on Tuesday even
~. shs. musical programme was rendered between
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
ROWDIES INSULT THE STARS AND STRIPES

The preaching OF the Popocratic orators has mad
the natural effect gang OF ruffians went through
the streets OF Jersey City Friday ssh shouting
las;ly for Bryan and Heller jeerl2z at the Stars and
stripes. and. where they could reach The flags. tore
Aem down. hurled them in the cutters and tramped
g them. The outrage reported to the police by
TX Nibett. Of No 56 Flrst-st. whose flag was torn
Arrest - " '
Never In the history OF Jersey City has this Insult
ven onered 10 the flag until this campaign. Recently
ssverai hags have been cut or torn down and de-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
PASSAIC.

A card party was held Monday evening at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Doremus In honor o'
their neces the Misses Laura and Eleanor MIC
Gregor, OF New York City. &C.
The engagement has been announced OF MIS-
Gertrude Mengel, OF Philadelphia sister OF Mrs
A. c. Pedrick. of this city and Austen Hcfni'"' ''
Jeferson-st. ~. -, ,ho Roval Ar
j. Dayi for 1'iI The STATE State OF Jersey made
Official visit 10 Passac Council as' sapn occr
The council made great preparations 10 tcIsve i's
guests. At the smoker held IN lse e'e"'''s ''''
following programme was rcnuefeo'
overture, selected scylgrps orch's,i
AsTytone SOLO. Anchored + hairy
Mandol'" and Mr aie''a ca.alai ana Mr. Pepno n...
Solo. selected ;:t .scyiurus orchestra
nsrss ssr,tone sss"' soo on r'G The r BALM
Musical act Mr.. ca,adl and Mr. repino
The rusic-loving people Of Passaic were given a
chance to enjoy rare last Monday cyoninS
Thn ihs schsScTs Opera ''%S Hous me Of St
Johns German Lutheran Church me nd aGsi,,r
Gas Gab and by Miss j. Belle DoolIte Miss EeI,ha
Wintcrhaider. Professor Georg jam, m cnechrafed
the Epworh League Of the First nrars MhSds on
cS ssa sssnns Is if s' Sas"sis %s'nf a hs
REV George H. Badger SacrGs Of onaptet rendered
Mrs George Macagans pyetiGy sSe aiernoon n
p charming pink tea. Among ihe ladies pres
ent were Mrs. r. s Chase, Mrs f. w Popei pldr, Mrr'
b nrs r. r Sengsiack. Mrs q r. Wise, Mrs. G. r.
King Mrs BENJAMIN F. McdreW M Mrs Ssses "eorEr Emma
Nash Louise Mercer Susie FaTnham katn GIan- I'm
rie Mary Hobart Perrin. Ahce WIS., = ''"e ''"
ris and Ethel B. Rhodes ,,, ,, ,,d .
The members OF the Passaic c'nh sh wi and npd ba
,nnsrbcrs Of the 2d Regiment gun dctachincn. VIII
hold one at Whteheads Opera House. ReluIns
,,t 10 received nj both places special wires
Thc annual meeting OF the Charity orsa ani,;i ion ,4
| societv will he held next Friday evening M inc
| home OF the president the Rev. Frank > Cory
| Wicks.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Which shall we advertise? Which shall we
offer? In presenting our goods we simply give
Won 10 understand that the particular oner Tor
The time is only one of those thousands You
must come and the rest We can't disep-
point YOU in anything you want. rake note OF
This specal Mattress offer for Monday:
Rest quality South American Curled Hair.
forty pounds in two parts. A. c. a. tckinr
11.S5. 49, u
A fine quality Gray Mixed HAIR MaersS''
forty nounds two parts A. G. A. ticking, D.4S.
~, APANTEED BEDDING-We make all our
o.ddlng. and accordingly guarantee every hair'
feather tick and workmanship.
REF -PHOI ,STEEING-We make speciality OF
reuphosterng parlor and reception suits. odd
pieces. Sc. in a thorough. workmanlike manner.
II YOU have work of the kind. we snouid DC
pleased TO talk with you about It,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

One matter always
troubles us in max
ing our furniture an
nouncements. VIZ: :
To what to draw
your attention. You
see. we have a lower
price than every one
else for every article
but then, there are
thousands OF articles.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Ali goods marked in plain figures and sold ae
one nrce only. Goods delivered at any railroad
station in New Jersey free OF charge. NO
EXTRA CHARGE FOR PACKING.