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uhys anu sundays.
Harlem Division.
p12 A. ~. and 8:b5 r. VI. Daily, except Sunday, to
49, Pittsheld; sundays only at p:2O A. NJ.
wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
- Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Iicket Offices at 49, 2SI. 10 and 1919 Broadway,
20 Union ST., W. 23b Columbus av.. 81 W. 125th at,
Grand Central Station 125th ST. station aud I3sth
~ STATION. New York; 33S and 72B Fulton st. and
1oh Broadway. f. D., Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cnrtlandt, for New York Central
Cab service. Baggage checked from hotel or resi-.
dence by WestcOtt FEpress Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES.
L Othcr Purchasing comm ,shary |. = Army. No.
30 WHIT uall street. New YORK CITY, \. y, NuN, 10.
lHqG N,Alri pTupu ais tor 'urnSiln. and deliver
ing suu,lsencr supplies N thls Cty for thirty days.
cnmueuuug Toe. |. $500, WI hr received at tnla
oihce tutil / u'cluc,. A. m, On NOV. % leDr In
iurmutuu far iFar on Hnplchtion Envelopes
couta IA. bt is s.uud b. married. proposals for
Subsistence SIP Irs. opened Noy:, 20 800" aud
addressed to Coz g. A, MOUDRl IF, A. G, Il. \.
DRupuoALS FOR NEW PLUMBING CADET
i Hospital W"s; Point, y. y, oct 10, lSOy.
Scaled proposals, IN t1g ate viii b. received hers
until e. lock W., NOV, IL. lS"N, for New Plumb
inr IN Ctct II spt,l, ~ per plans n this office. U.
reserves right To accept or l"rt any or all pro-
posals or Az part thereof. Forms an speohca-
tons FURNISHED upon application, Address -, NJ,
u. \. N. A,
DROpOSAIs ono. rpnStnlctmE pHawcrnaster
l 2ON Thanus II, Shv port II. l., NnNcmhtr !, lShH.
Sealed proposal. Will h rc""ly here until ~ NJ.
Nov H. ISHI, And 'h"u open d. for plumbing adj
diton to barracks Fort A ANS, Il !. Intormatiu N
fuTnishe on application. e. :. reserves .ht TO ra'
joCt or accept any or all proposals parts thereof
En- vClOpeg II he end lrsed Proposals Tor Plumbing
Addition 10 BARRACKS II. +. YOUNG ". Ma
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Eight Moaths' Stealing 81, 100.

William Bernhard OF Railway. N. j.. was
held on charge OF grand larceny in the Cen
ire street police court yesterday In the eight
months preceding August. dur nR which he
house OF William Kornnhrens, at Ill Murray
street. II 10 charged that he managed to steal
goods ynlusl at 81 100.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambers
e.. a. follows. and hve minutes earlier from West
QAM 4. M.-vcstibule EInross daily for Bns.
c.SO ham,on; wavsrly, Emira. Buffalo. Brad.
D.M T.. M..vcstibnls Limited Past mail daily
LAD A. NJ. Chicago =. NJ. Slecpers To Chicago.
CLEVELAND and Cincinnati Dining Car
S.on y. M.-Buaslo and Cleveland vestibuled
sew Esprcss d!ily: arrives Buffalo .:O5 A. NJ.
Bradford I:co 4. n. Jansstown ! A, NJ. Youngs.
Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
Q.1 y. M.-Dnlv, solid train for Binghamton.
cslc Wavcrly, Flmira, Chicago Sleepers to Buf.
ialo, Chicago AMI q ncinns,i Dining Car:
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, lI1 csI, 4Ol and
ss5 hroadwsy; % bowery, ihd East i25th At, and
rss. New York; 1893 and $40 Fulton at. rs Broad.
wny. Brooklyn: II? Riycrsi.. Hoboken. and Jersey
City station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to des.
tinAtion.
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LEHlCH Valley.

Stations foot OF west 2Srd, CorAndi and Desbrosscs
Streets (FeuhA Il ferfiesD
-, Time West a,rd Street u'her ngure. Cortland or
only BUR trans daily. sunday leaves SIS, esui.
day Leaves SIS. sunday leaves bIS
t'B.JJ. 30 A. ~. L"cal fur EAsroS
FALLS "a wtst aud PRINCIPAL ocs points PaoI
and IniHg AZ oo @ Ssn Acr nnphI..'monn
EXPRESS" hsnGsom,.t tiai, g The word linn
fled 20 sestny capaGli, Tue buffalo "a l.. NJ: con.
meeting with through se.p-rs to Detroi, and Chicago
.I2.5s. LOOM FIX VI K E S:
o'oo avs l. a. md ir!rrIediate points
~'t.5J 81 L. VI. Local for MATCH CHUNK.
$50, $40 =. NJ. Local Tor NAuCH CHUNK.
t.8.iO. $40 Pm Local klprcss for EAsTON.
s5.55, 1905 T. VI. For lunA, - AID points v est
Through s!e"p!ns are to chicago and Iotanto.
.5.j5, 500 T. II. Express for RUFF 10 and
ToHnSrp. S"nc but sicsp!ng C, passenger, esIrieS
DTtfNLp and Nrsi sleepnV Car ~ Chcsgo,
s0uTn PLAISFlELD and ROrND BROOK, locals,
Az. - n anil $50 y ".
- ~ and SA prcsdway, = unisn Square west, 2ss
B,osdwsy and hrcokiyn Annex STATION, nrccslyn
Uom hotel or residence thro ugh to destination.
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IMPAIRMENT OF ANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
~ COLLECTION OF TAXES, No. 81 Chambers
street stewart Building New York. November LIST.
lSHi' ---.. ......-. .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons whose
taxes for the year lSHn remain unpaid on the hrst
day " November OF the said year, that unless tho
same shall be paid TO tho Receiver OF Taxes at his
Gated, ~ follows:
Boroulh Of Manhattan, No ~ Chambers street.
Manhattan. \. y;
Borough Of Tho Bronx, corner Third and fremont
avenues, The Bronx, N ";
Borough Of Brooklyn. Rooms :, T. and Num-
cipnl Building Brooklyn. y, Y;
borough OF Queens, corner jackson avenue ana
Fifth street Long Island city. y. y,
borough 6f Il Edmond Richmond Building New
Brighton, staten Island y. Y.
on or before the first day OF December OF said year.
he will charge receive ant collect upon such taxes
SO rCmAininv unpaid on that day, in addition To
the amount Of such taxes. one per centnm On ths
amount thereof, ~ provided by sorr0n "lN " the
I;r,Atsr New York 1hnrtur .Ghsptrr AZ, Laws OF
1870 DAVID H. AUSTEN. Receiver % Taxes.
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Citp Rfnl Gstatf.

Borough Of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above 14th st.-bth Az. to North River.
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FURNISHED Rooms s apartments to Iet
miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
HIGHLY recommended board, rooms, suites: pri.
IA vate families not advertising: furnished apart
ments. sublet; reference, exchanged. Everything
inspected: full particular.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY.
1893 Broadway (2dth)
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL, 1900.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall TorminaD
and foot OF Liberty strret Time shown ia from
South Ferry. Leave lIbcrty street minutes later.
'Dily. Except sunday. SUNDAYS.
"ii,hP NJ. and la:lo night.
PITTsBuRG. $3.50 A. NJ, Liberty street only.
CINclNNATI. ST. LouIs. 1866 A. NJ, $3.50 Z. NJ.
'l2;lo night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. t7;6b. .g:b5 DINER,
-il:25 A, NJ lDinory, tl2:hb p, NJ. DINER, II as
DINER; $500 CRoyai Limited" cIclusv. Pullman
Train. Diner. @4:I5 lDnCr, ~6bb L, NJ DINER and
si2 10 night. NogFoLK. ti2;66 p. NJ
Al train. are illuminated with pnt;ch Light.
Otnccs: ll8 lin, 2dl, 48I, 1884 Broadway IS
Union NJ. W. i27 Bnwery. \ Y. 330 and 1 isS Fu
ton vt Brooklyn whitehall Terminal aud Liberty
st. baggage checked from hotel residence to des.
tiuatOn.
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Gitp Real Gstate.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above 14th st.-Sth Av. to North River.
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Board at'antrd.

BOARD for settled married couple on brooklyn
- Heirhu. private family preferred for two
connecting rooms Will pay from 800 to $50 weekly.
Address. giving full particulars, to
J. s. HESRY. 34T 9Th st.. Brooklyn.
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Boston and New England Points.
CENTRAL-HUDSON BOATS.

NEwDURG LINE; Pier -. n. r.. daily. 8 PM;
Satnrdays. . i. NJ: sundays, A. M; Sundays,
West l2Lthrt. g25 A. NJ.
PO'kEEpsIt LINE, Pier a.. n. R.. P. N.
daily, except sun iays.
KINGSTON LINEt Pier q. n. r.. daily. except
Sundays, J. NJ; landing at Newburg. New Ham.
burg, Marlboro, Milton, Po'keepsie and Esopus,
connect NJ At Kingston with L. and D. r. r. for all
points n the CatskillH
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.pRISTEp MATTER. kc.-dorm.u steamer, ..,iln

PRINTED NATTER, Sc-Gormsn steamers, sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed VI alter, &c. for Ger.
many. AMI Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c. for other parts OF En- -ope American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on THURSDAYS. and Cunard. French aud
German steamers IN Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &c: for all countries for which they are ad-
vertised 10 carry mai.
After the closing NJ the Supplementary Transit
lAniic Mails named above, additional supple
montary mails are opened on the piers OF the
American. English. French and German steam
err, and remain open until within Ten Minutes
OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
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MAILS FOR s9TTH ASp CENTRAL AMERICA

WiSI INDIES, ~.
TUESDAY.-At 2:3O p. VI. supplementary P. NJ
for ST. THOMAS, ST. CRDIS, LEEWARD and
wlSDwARD ISLANDS. per steamship Fonta-
steamship Fontabelle.. at p. N. for 1NAGUA
aud HAITI. via Cape Haiti. GonAives. St. Marc,
Port All Prince and = I lie PaiI, also SANTA
MARTHA per steam III p Brlvernon.
WRDSESDAI.-M A. NJ. for JAMAICA, per ste,m-
er from Philai lphA; At \ A. NJ. for BERMUDA
per st amship Trinid at p:30 4. N. (-uppe.
mentirr 1890 A. Nj for CENTRAL AMERICA
Except Costa RiCA and SOr TIL PACIFIC PORTS,
per steamship AthoS. via Colon letters for Guate.
mala must be directed per steAmship
Ahos''l; at 1890 A. VI. for PORTO RICO.
per l. s. Transport Mcpherson. via San Juan:
c At u 4 NJ ,;npgllesmsin;t.zTy 1880 A. " for
Hildur. via curacao ne;ters FOR SavanillA and
Cartha.ena must be directed per steamship
Hildmr'J a. ~ VI. for BARBADOS direct aud
NORTH BRAZIL. per steamship GrAngsns via
Para and MAnaos: at p. ~ for CUBA via
Havana YrCATAN. CAMPECHE. TABASCO aud
CHlAPAS, per steamship SuChtsu letters for
other parts Of Mexico must be directed per
steams alp YucAtan''l; at =. VI. for MEXICO.
per steamship City OF Washington Via Tampico
lett.r- must be dTotted per steamship City Of
washngton'N.
2ASlLLO. per stramsh! p Cienfuegos.
SATURDAY.-At 10 A. NJ. supple eptary 1890
A N for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA
SAVANILLA and CARTHAGFSA. per steamship
Allegheny tl"tters Costa Rica must be directed
per steamship ALE Shany'j; at 10 A. u. Sup
Elementary lo:3 A NJ for HAITI. per stean-
ship Alps At II A. VI FOR CUBA per steamship
Mexico. VIA Havana letters must be directed
per steamship Mexico.
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for SANTIAGO and MAN
Mail. tor Newfoundland BY rail to North Sydney.

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail tn North Sydney.
anil thence by steamer, close at this Once diily
at 80 T.. NJ. connecting close here every Nom
day.welnrhday ana satnriay.. MAILS Tor Milue-
close at thi- oftice daily ~ S3Su p. N. Mails for
Cnna ny ran g. Port l.mps' ia. ana thence oy
Jay at s7A; VI. rhe connecting close. are on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Mails for
cuba. by rail to Miami. Fla. and thence
by steamer. close at this ONCE every
Monday. TUESDAY and Saturday at 1850
A. NJ the connecting closes arc on Tues
dav and SATURDAY.. Mails for Mexico City, over
Lam unless specially addressed for despatch nv
steamer. close at this othcc daily at 2:So A. NJ.
ami 2:So p. n. Mails for Costa Rica. Belize.
Puerto COrteE and 9uNtemala, by rail TO New
orleans. and tAcnce by steamer close at this
Office daily a. $500 p. n. connecting closes
here Mondays for Belize. Puerto Cortez and auA-
t.mala sRcgiStercd mail closes At = p n. pre-
vious day. !Nerstcred mail closes at p. NJ.
nacond laN Nctnre.
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Mails for China. Japan. Hasai. Australia Except
West Aus ralia and closed mails Tor New Zea-
land and FIJI Islands, via san Francisco. close
hore daily at $3.50 T. VI. mp 10 Nov sl2. for de-
spatch per steamship Doric. MALI for Hawaii.
Japan aud China, via Han Francisco, close here
daily Atd:Sp =. NJ. up to Nov. $40, for despatch
per steamship Nippon Maru Mails for China
aud Japan. via Sea tie. close here daily at $40
p. up TO Nov. S23 for despAt h PER steam
ship Kinrhiu Niri. trcristerel mail must
b. directed via Seattlu'N. Mails for So
cirty Islands. via San Francisco, close hero
daily at $50 p. up 70 Nov s15. inclus.
i've, for despatch bv ship CABLES. Mails
for Australia except West Australia, New
ZEALAND. Hawaii Fiji AMI sam an Islands. via
San Francisco. close here daily at $40 p. M.
on day of ARRIVAL NJ steamship Campania. due at
New York Nov -, for despatch per steamship
Alameda. Mails for China and Japan, via Van.
rouver CLOSE her daily At h:5D +. VI. up to Nov.
gaS inclusive. Cor despatch per steamship Elm.
press of China registered mail must be directed
''yiA vancouver" Malls for Hawaii. via San
Francisco, close here dal yat H:3oP. NJ. up To De-
cemler W. inclusiye, for despatrh per steam
ship Australia. Mails tr AustrLlasian Colonies
(cIceut West Australia. which goes via Europe
and New Zealand. which goes = San Francisco
Hawaii, AMI FL Islands, via Vancouver. Gloss
here daily At $50 +. NJ. aft0r Nov. s2S and
I'm TO Dec. sp inclusive, FOR despatch per
steamship wArrimoo.
Transpar nc mails are forwarded to port OF ssiina
daily and the schedule of closing Is arranged on the
prcHmpiOu Of their nm tcrrunt ID overland tIAnsit
sReglstcrcd mail 81 ,scs at u y, NJ previous dav.
CORSELtUS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
Post once. New York. n Y. Nov. 10. 1879
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Public Notirrs.
post OFFICE NOTICE.

SHOULD he read DAILY by all Interested, -
changes may occur at am time)
tnreiRn mails for the week ending Nov. IL 1899.
will close promptly in all cipeD at the General
Post ONCE as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS
close one hour earlinr than closing time shown be-
low. Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at 8 r. N.
Monday.
- TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TCESDAY.-At A NJ. for EUROPE. per steamship
Iravs, via Southampton and Bremen deter. for
LELAND must DO dlrected per Traye'D; ADAM.
Tor SCOTLASD iii oct per steamship Ethiopia
letters must to directed per Ethiopa").
WEDSFsDAl.-At "a NJ. tsuppleme ntary 1880 A.
NJ for EUROPE. per steam hip southwark. viz
Southampton and Antwerp 0etters must be d.
rected per Southwark ATTAIN supplement-
airy $50 r. NJ for EUROPE. per steamship
eNnc. Wis Queenstown.
THCRSDAl.-At7 A. N. for FRANCE direct, swift
ERLASD, ITALY. SPAIN. Pc lTUGAL, TtIR~
KEY, EIYpr ami british INDIA per steam.
ship La ia-cogue, via HAvre Oetters for other
IartH Of Europe must be directed per steam
sATuRDAY.-At $50 A. N. for Ell ROPE, per steam.
ahip Lncania. via Queenstown: at q A. NJ. for
EETHERLANDB direct per steamship Staaten-
dam. via ,ttrrdim uetters must be directed
per steamship StaatendaLn''Ii at o A. VI, for
ITALY, per steamship Fuerst bismarck. viz
Naples letters must be directed per steamship
fuerst Bismarck.
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t.-QJ'ChESI = T. u MA NEST
ltRE IN d's.a 80 ~ mon; Ian s"rol+ cases so-
liUtri; rrlic' A. c-; those l~-i"ny only hrst.
class sicnt,Nr u uw"nt Ia ,ul r.ll Tn leading
specialist. Dr.. Ho4-"aur ~ WEST Asst ST,
s. to y, tor. Su IdHT-, IN - |.
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PERSONAL Not,rrS.

nocToR- Communiest. VIA "Quiller',. or me at
~ once. L. G. N.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive At and depart from Grand Central
station. AID st. New York, as follows:
Leave New York Arrive New York
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flats aud apartments to Tet-An-
furnished.

ISQDST. e2G EAST near Third Az. and Il" Sta.
1')O ton -Four nice rooms: new house; all i'm
proyements: rents. Si3 to $3.50 Bee Housekeeper.
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90 get for 8usiutss Parposss.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Stores, 3 and o Atlantic Dock, Brook
Iyn, fronting Fast River, adjoining
Hamilton Ferry. Apply on premises.
Middletown transcript., 1899-07-29
SUSSEX COUNTY

Fred Burton, son of Theodore Burton,
was married on Saturday evening at 8 P,
NJ, on the Indian river at Oak Orchard, to
Miss Nellie Lingo, daughter of State Audi
tor John A. Lingo, in the presence of the
family only.
Great disorder and excitement prevailed
on crowded excursion train which left
Ocean City, Md, at 10 o'clock Monday
night. Men, many of them intoxicated.
thronged the aisles of the cars, and fought
until they were exhausted. An officer,
foreseeing trouble, boarded the train at
Ocean City, but be would no sooner quelI a
disturbance in one part of the train than
an outbreak would occur elsewhere. The
excursion was given by the Methodist
Episcopal and Methodist Protestant
Churches of Delmar, and the excursionists
were returning home. Many of the ex-
cursionists we're women and children, and
the latter were badly frightened Several
women tainted, and woman hemmed in
by fighters attempted to leap from a win
dow, while the train was running 80 miles
an hour. Drunken men who did not fight
fired revolyers from the windows, thus in
creasing the terror of the women and chill
dren. In one Of The cars, the men fought
with canes, and women who were close to
the fighters were struck about the head or
body. Miss Hilda Lynch and Miss Addie
Atkinson of Bridgeville were among those
injured. Miss Lynch received blow near
the right ear, and remained unconscious
nearly an hour. Miss Atkinson was bit
above the eye, receiving severe bruise.
Middletown transcript., 1899-07-29
DELIGHTFUL VACATION TRIP

Tour to the North by Pennsylvania
Railroad
Visiting Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thous-
and Islands. Quebec, Montreal, Au Sable
Chasm, Lake Champlain and Lake George,
Saratoga, and the Highlands of the Hudson.
Leave Philadelphia by special train August
IL. The tour will be in charge of one of
the company's experienced tourist agents,
and chaperon, having especial charge of
uneseorted ladies, will also accompany the
party.
The rate of S100 from New York, Brook
lyn, Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Har.
risburg, Baltimore, and Washington covers
railway and boat fare for the entire round
trip, parlor-car seats, meals en- route, hotel
entertainment, transfer charges, and car
riage hire.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or any ad-
ditional information, address Tourist
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
1196 Broadway, New York; Ticket Agent,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad
Street, Newark, N. J.; or Geo. W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1899-07-29
LIVING ON "WIND.o

The Peninsula Press" the only
organ of the Prohibition party in Mary
land, is dead. The paper has been isr
sued for some years at Snow Hill, Md.
FOR the good Of the cause, evidently not
for the good of the EDITORS pocket or
his table. In his last issue be said:
I'VE regret very much to see the paper
die, but still it cannot live on wind. The
editor has worked hard for the cause of
prohibition and has striyen to advance the
interests of Snow Hill. For all this he has
received In the nearly two years of his SER
vice. the princely salary of between two and
three dollars week; the abuse and mis-
representation of some avowed enemies and
the condemnation and cold shoulder of
many professed friends; the arraignment
and prosecution of brother and church and
society to the seYering of dearest ties in one
and almost the wrecking of the other; and
the accumulation of personal debt which
1t may require years to cancel" T..
It would seem that in a State SO
large and with temperance sentiment
80 strong as in Maryland at least one
paper could be sustained. But some
thing more than "wind" is required to
meet the running expenses Of a paper.
This is evidently another illustration
of selfish ingratitude on the part of
party men and those interested in the
cause. 1t is the withholding of the
dollar subscription which is the oil in
the newspaper machinery. The Pro-
hibition party in Maryland has nomi-
mated already State ticket-the candi-
date for Governor, Prof. James Swami
OF Caroline county, being worthy Of the
Gubernatorial chair--but it is left
without newspaper supports, and can
not expect, should not expect, to win
any following outside the few men who
cast a ballot as representing priuciple,
not expecting results.
These facts embody the attitude of
many towns and communities towards
The local paper which is struggling to
build up the common interests, and
which is ridden as a free horse to its
OWN death while selfishness is helped
On its road Of profit. Not only is
this true Of towns but of other parties
beside the Prohibition party of Mary.
land, and OF other societies and organi-
zations. Many do not. recognize the
goose Of the golden egg until the read
Ing of the obituary.
Middletown transcript., 1899-07-29
KENT COUNTY.

Rev. Samuel Minner, local preacher of
the NJ. E. Church in Mispillion, died satur-
day aged 50 years. The remains were buried
| at Harrington.
Captain John Mustard, of Smyrna, on
Thursday, celebrated the oath anniversary
of his birthday. The celebration took place
at the residence of his son, Horace R. Mus
tard, with whom he resided. Captain Mus
tard suffered stroke of paralysis year
ago, but now is in remarkably good health.
Administrators of Waitman Hopkins sold
his two fine farms in South Murderkill
hundred at remarkable low price. The
12S-acre farm, with many Improvements,
was purchased by ]. L. Hopkins for $1,000,
subject to recognizance of $247. The go
acre farm, with 400 fine peach trees and
other improvements, brought only S1,080,
the bid of Eben Hughes.
The erecting of the new hotel of DIR. w.
F. Geiser & Co., of Philadelphia, on the
lands of DIR. T. D. Hubbard, on the banks
of Murderkill river, at Bowers Beach will
be commenced in the near future. The
building is to be 25x50 feet, two stories
high, contain twenty-five rooms, to be
surrounded by spacious porches, to have all
the latest conveniences. The contract was
awarded to James Smith, of Milford, who
was the lowest bidder. 1t is rumored that
Frank Maloney, who SO successfully con-
Quoted the old hotel at the beach in 1897,
will be placed in charge of the new edifce
when it is completed.
Tomorrow, July 30th, the preaching Of
Camden Camp will be by Rev. R. T. Cour-
sey in the morning, John F. Crouch, D. D..
in the afternoon, and Geo. L. Hardesty in
the evening. The second Sunday, August
9th, the preachers will be Clarence T. VIII
son, D. D., in the morning, Samuel Nc
Burney, d. D., in the afternoon, and G. H.
Turner, in the evening. Thursday was
Educational day, Geo. E. Reed. d. d., of
Dick inson College, could not be present and
Rev. Vaughan s. Collins filled his place.
Tuesday, August lst. will be Epworth
League day, with addresses BY Revs. Turn
or, Hurst, Wood and Adamson. August
3rd, will be Temperance day, conducted by |
Mrs. Kate q. Smithers, and Thos. L. PouI-
SON, D. D., chief speaker. August Sth win |
Be s'0id Peoples Day with preaching By |
ReY B. F. Price. The camp win bresk |
august OH.
Middletown transcript., 1899-07-29

cratic papers are just as dishonest as
they are ever the tin plate affair. In
answer to TRANSCRIPTS charge OF the
now ridiculous campaign, false all the
way through, as to the claim that tin
could not be made in this country, en-
forced by little dinner pail, they
answer s'the Trust has raisedthe price. I"
Who is responsible? But may not
these papers be deceived, if that is the
case, just as much as to causes for
difference in price domestic and foreign
as they were over the little tin pailF
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Halls Family Pills are the best.

The first automobile used for package de-
livery in Washington was run this week to
the White House, where it delivered the
first parcel carried by horseless vehicle to
any recipient in this city. The United
States Express Company introduced the in
novation, delivered many other packages
throughout the city, and had superin-
tendent Johnson himself on board the
electric wagon to start the thing right.
This city has been selected by the United
States Company as the place best adapted
for the general use of the automobile.
twenty-five automobiles will soon be thus
employed by the company, and they can
be run thirteen miles an hour and do much
more work than two-horse delivery wag-
ons.