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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
G. A. r.
Special Train to PHILADELPHIA vi
Santa Fe The Official Route.

Special Train TO PhiIadeIphia via
Santa Fe The Official Route.
On September 2 the Santa Fe will
run a special train to Philadelphia, for
the sole accommodation of members Of
the G. A. r., their families and friends
who may desire to witness the unus-
uaIly attractive exercises attending
the Thirty-third National Encampment
to be held September 40. The low rate
of S3O.55 for the round trip has been
made for this event. The train will be
composed of Pullman palace and tour
list sleepers, and free reclining chair
cars. T. L King, agent, Topeka, has a
folder filed with information interest
ing to such as have a trip east in view
Very low rates to New York Washing
ton, Old Point Comfort, Ocean Grove,
Gettysburg. etc, will be made, and may
be taken advantage of by persons hold
Dhia-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
Cheap Fares to New York.

Chicago, Aug 2S.-Passenger rates
between Chicago and New York, Sept.
1 to 4, will be lower than they have
been in many years. The Pennsylvania
and the Michigan Central railroads
have decided to meet the rate of SIS. As
for the round trip announced by the
Erie a week ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
A FOX AND OPOSSUM
Caught In the Heart of Richmond by
Men and Bows

Richmond. Va, Aug. 2S.-An opossum
and fox were caught in the heart OF
the city today. Three street car con-
ductOrs, returning home at 2 a. m, dis
covered an opossum on the fence sur
rounding Rev. Father O'Reilley's par
sonage. They chased the animal and
finally bagged it.
About sunrise a gray fox appeared
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
WAGNER Nav visit America.

Munich, Aug. 28.-Rudolph Aronson
has made a proposition to Herr Sieg-
fried Wagner for forty concerts in
America next season under his con-
ductorship.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28

in the Capital square. and made the
500 squirrels scamper to the trees. A
crowd of men and boys pursued Rey-
nard and captured him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28

L. S. WooIverton, Prescription drug
place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
HEADACHEI

DIR. RADWAY & CO., New York:
1t gives me great pleasure to voluntarily
state that your Pills are much superior to
others / have tried Being greatly troubled
with headache and costiyeness I find that
Pills could not do. PETER KIEFER,
4520 North 2d ST. PhfIadelphia Pa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-28
DadWay's
N Pills

Purely vegetable, mild and reliable
Cause Perfect Digestion, complete absorp-
ton and healthful regularity. For the cure
of all disorders of the Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases. Piles.
SICK HEADACHE
and all disorders of the Liver
Price. p cts. per box. Sold by all drug
RAILWAY & CO.. IS Elm ST.. New York
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GOLD ALLOY EYEGLASSES AND
SPECTACLES,

every size. every pair warranted, Tor
y lie. pair. worth more than douDie.
Rimloss Eyeglasses. any size, with
finest nickled-plated nose-piece, for
39c. pair.
pair for Sc. pair. 1 lot Belt Buckles,
worth y TO 4Sc.. for BE. each.
ion ladies' and Children's Rings, stone
settings. very cheap, for l0c. each.
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LoNG-wAIsT CORsETs,

with short hips, White, Blue. PINK or
Black, lace and ribbon trimmed elsH'
styles to select from, at 81.
Coutille Corsets. long waist. two WIDE
side steels. bonod bust, full hips; eN-
cellent for stout figures, for SLo0
Several styles Of our $3.50 n - Cor
sets. for Monday, s..
II. & II. Corsets for Gc.. insteai Oh Slyy;
e. Nursing Corsots. long waist, well
boned perfect fitting, for 7jc.
Misses Corsets. boned with corallne.
zone waistband. two side steels, SIX
Tossed and Hamburg trimmed, Tor ovc.
ra, Eoreafg for Monday. ZJc.
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a-cr,sp DRESSED KID GLOVES,

spring 1899 shades, a very fine article
Sl.2J pair.
2-Clasp Dressed-kld Gloves, o-toW
Black or Substituted backs, all colors
and Black and White, CSC.
Ladies' Mocha Gloves, spring shades'
very fine quality. 81 a pair.
2-Clasp Undressed-Kid Gloves. embrol-
dered backs, all sizes, a 81 Glove 4oi
Roc.
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MEMS NIGHT ROBES,

made of good muslin, literally cut. SILK
stitched. An extraordinary purchase
makes the price 35c.
Mems White U~nlaundered Shirts, extra
long. 3-ply bosom and spliced collar
band, equals many soc. shirts, 21c.
each.
The Best Fitting. Best Wearing SOC.
Shirt in America, the Perfection, the
acme Of shirt excellence. Sole agents.
Mems WIde-End Graduated Four-in-
Hand Ties, full Of snap and style. very
special, 25c.
Mems High-Class Tand and Black Sox'
silk finished. double s0les. l2l-2c. pair.
Mems Soft Laundered Percale Shirts
extra collars. fast %cOlors, pretty new
spring styles. 49c. each.
Mems Fine Imported French Ldsle
Thead Sox. newest pin stripes, Derby
ribbed. &c, per pair, 45c.
Mems High-Class Imported Hosiery In
figures and polka-dots, the correct
thing. pc. pair.
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200 GENTLEMEN's FINE QUALITY
HORN DRESSING COMBS,

worth &c, for Sc. each.
White Celluloid Dressing Combs for Sc.
each.
go bottles Perfume. all odors, worth
upwards 100. for &c. bottle.
200 Sample Hair Brushes, worth up
wards of 81. for soc. each.
White Floating Soap, the sc. size, FOR &c.
cake.
25O Bath Sponges, worth Is and l9c., for
sc.
2-quart Fountain S~yringes. hard rub
Der tubes. warranted. for soc.
% Mems RaZOrs. a salesman's samples,
mnrth nm tn SO for 20 nlnh-
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It's best to start buying
China early Monday. A
whole Pottery of Finest
English Goods was turned
over to be put into money.

Quarter prices wouldn't express the sale.
The entire stock is of one design. so that
combinations FOR almost every use can be
made of il.
PLATES-Tea size. Csc. a dozen; Break
t1st, SIC. a dozen, Dinner. csc. Il dozen:
Soup, soc; Fruit. Saucers, 46c. a dozen:
Oatmeal Bowls, 81 q dozen, Bone
Dishes. 6 Lie. each: Covered Dishes.
Doc; Sugar Dishes, 30c., Cream Pitch
ers, 15c.; Tea Pots, Soc; Individual
Buffers, 30c. q dozen; Cups and Sau-
GERS, Toe. each; Meat Platters, S-inch.
l5c. l0-inch, 25c.; Finch, 39c. lf-inch.
Doe. l6-inch, SOC; lS-inch, Sl.25; Butter
Dishes, 30c.; Salad Bowls, 25c.
$3.50 Imported Porcelain l0O-piece Dinner
Sets for $3.50.
so Lily OF the Valley Decorated Dinner
Sets for $3.50.
Thin China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces, very
dainty, bought TO sell at so. for Sl1.95
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ENGRAVED GLASS TUMBLERs,

In GreClan STAR and FIeur de LIS
Effects. for 4 Lie. each.
Cut-Enect Pickle Dishes. Celery Stands,
and Jelly COMFORTS. for Sc.
T~hin-BlOwn Beer Glasses for 35c. a
dozen.
Whiskey Glasses, any size, for 2 l-2c.
each.
Cut-Enect Water jugs for &c. each.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Wine or Whiskey Decanters, worth zoe,
each for lSc.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Wine GLaaaaa for 10 aanh
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FOR 25c., FANCY DRAW-RIBBON
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA,
beautiful C~OLORINGS.

BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS.
For %. 80. and 49c.-Fancy S~atin-Stripe.
Large Block Plails. and Dresden Rib
bOns. newest novelties.
For l0c.-2-inch New Beltings. I'm Black
Red. Navy, and Cream: cheap at lgc.
Stripe Ribbons, draw-string effects
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HEMSTITCHED AND HANDiNEh-
CHIEF-BORDERED PILLOW
CASEA.


well made. good grade cotton, 45xso
inches. Sl-3c.
Extra Large Bleached Sheets, heavy
round thread cotton. for PC.
Full-Size Plain Hemmed Pillow-Cases
for 5c.-lOc. grade.
2-vard-long Bo~lstsr-Cases. well made,
for S l-3c.
bod size
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1000 PAPERS ENGLISH PINS,

so to a paper. always &c.. for l l-2c.
500 boxes New White B~eadings, 80 pat
terms 10 select from. worth upwards
Of i be, for &C.; other Beading for
9 and Sc. piece OF 6 yards.
TaylOr's English Pins. worth &c., as
sorted sizes. for &C.. paper.
Taylor's English Hair-Pins. usual Sc.
ones. are Sc. box; assorted Hair-Pin
Cabinets for &c.
Substituted Garter Elastic for Sc. n
yard.
Blasting Cotton. White or Black. for &c.
dozen.
Dexter's Knitting Cotton, colored, only
ec hall
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AT TIL HELM, is tt GIVE
More Wonder Exhibition Of What
Good Store Is Capable Of Doing.

FOR 12ac.. TINTED TABLE COVERS
Your choice Of Table Covers and Blu
reau Scarfs, Monte Linen Tray Cloths,
with drawn worked and duck centre
pieces.
New Applique Doylies for &c. each.
Stamped Baby Bids for &c. each.
Cretonne Sofa Pillows, with wide ruff
fes, for 49c.
$50 Tinted Centrepieces, % inches
square. We're l9c., for Sc.
A beautiful line of Renaissance, pat
terms of every kind and material for
working same.
candy.
MarshmallOws. Sc. pound.
Cream Almonds, Cream Peanuts. and
Rose Almonds. lie. pound.
Easter Eggs and Mixed Plain Candy,
&c. pound.
Faultless Chips. the best Chewing
Gum. PC. a box.
FROM 10 TO 70
Cream Molasses, Peppermint. and Co
coanut Candy, &C.. pound was up TO
3Jc.
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Sc Gus. sAUCERs. AID PLNTEs. &c.

Imported Samples OF IN Very FInest
China Decorated Plates, Cups. and
S~aucers. 25c. each.
Cobalt Blue and Gold French Breakfast
Plates, l5c. each.
Real-China Decorated sugar n Cream
Sets, &c. q set.
9-inch Jardinleres for l5c.
Handsome Embossed Jardlniefes. TS
and 81 kind. for 3Jc.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
12-piece Toilet Sets. containing Stop Jar,
for 1898 complete.
FROM 10 TO n O'CLOCK
Haviland's White China Plates, u 1-2c.
instead of s. a dozen.
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4 WOOL MOREEN,

the soc. quality, for 3ic. yard.
The Best French Hair-Cloth. 35c. quail
~. for 25c. yard.
Full Yard-Wide Black Brocaded Skirt
ings for - 1-2c. yard.
The New SILK Innings. look Ike silk
and wear better. lie. yard.
Black. Tan. and Cray Canvas. the equal
of any Toe. grade, lie; other Can
vas. 4l-2c.
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wide margin. Irish Point elects EuStS
and Insertions. you can easily pick
PIC. ones from the lot, at Sc. a yard;
Others at Z, 9, 12ls, and 10 2-5c., that
are only about half priced.
Handsome Irish Point Alloyers, mat
cost $50 q yard always these sSc' Il
ard.
O1en-Nork. Wide Margin Cambria EN-
broideries, 1T PC. a yard, instead or
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nNEN WARE MATTINGs.

CARPET designs, sc. a yard, $50 a roll
worth double.
Fancy China Mattings, checks or
stripes. Sc.
Seamless China Mattings, so pounds 70
the roll, new patterns, good value at
pc. are II l-2c.
Damask Linen-Warp Mattings' all
colors. value from p to 4Oc., are nc.
Wilton carpets, sold at sl.1o. are 45c. a
Tapestry Brussel Carpets, were CSC, arc
&c. yard.
Yard-Wide Granite Carpets, sold at 35c.,
are lie.
30x6O-inch Reversible Fringed smyrna
Rugs. value S2.25, are $l.39.
Smyrna Door Mats. fringed ends. re-
Versible, 33c.
Floor Ofl-Cloth-l-. G.. and S-i-for i5c. a
Potter's No. . Floor Oil-Cloths, sold at
35c., are 20c. q yard.
Potter's No. l Floor Or-Cloths, best
o~il-cloth made, value 45c, are here FOR
3Oc. a yard.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
bound with tape, for 3ic. pair-worth
Pretty Fish-Net Lace Curtains for &c..
worth H.j0-full length.
An effective Venetian Lace curtain ior
$L75-marked from 8.
Swiss TambOur Lace Curtains with
beautiful work. for $3.50. that cost $.
Handsome Irlsh-POint Lace curtains,
with elegant embossed work. for $S.5O,
full yards-marked from SIG pair.
Dainty Brussels Lace Curtains Tor 81
pair. SPECIALIZATION Sl2.0o.
Pretty SllkOllnes for BIC.
inc French Crepes for Sc, from ZOc.
French Cretonnes for 95-ic. yard.
Sheer Swisses. for curtains. Tor &c. yard.
EXTRA-HEAVY CROCHET BED
SPREADS,
full double-bed size. for 3Jc.
Large. Heavy. Handsome. Embossed
Marseilles Quilts, a gem. FOR Soc.
Extra Heavy Crochet B~edspreads, IN
printed effects. for 75c.-it's $50 grade
usually.
Handsome Imported Marseillcs quits,
in pretty embossed effects, for N.35;
s. for Marseilles Quilts that are usually
e.
GENUINE IRISH LINEN PAPER,
in pound boxes, ruled or plain; COM
mercial, octave. and square sizes; En-
velopes 20 match. ? packages for 25c.
Our 25c. Linen Paper, ruled or plain,
121-2c.; Envelopes TO match, &c. pack
age.
Good Quality Box Paper. from s TO 25c.
OUR soc. LINE OF BOUND BOOKS,
including all tie Poems and Good Fic-
ton. for 19c.
900 Paper-Back Books, good selection,
the &c. line for lOc.
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1OxI1 GRANITE-IRON sEAMI
PANS % Zoe.

Square Bread Pans. &C..
Large Gray Foot Tubs. 35c.
1-Quart Covered Saucepans. Sc. each.
Dinner Buckets and Butter Kettles, &c.
instead of soc.
6-quart Stewing Kettles. 19c., were soc.
SOC. Water Pals and Slop Jars. 2lc.
17-quart Gray Dish-Pans. iSc.. We're 75c.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for 6-Quart
Buckets. ll-quart Dish-Pans, Large
Size Frying Pans, Fixing Muffin Pans,
C-quart Straight Seamless Cook Pots.
Double Rice Boilers. 4 and 5-quart Tea
Kettles, all for 25c. each.
lOc.-3-quart Covered Saucepans, l-Quart
Tea or Coffee pots, l. and 5-Quart
Pudding or MIX Pans, lO-quart Rinsing
Pans. Fry Pans.
Sc. for 2-quart MIX Pans, Wash Basins.
Large Dippcrs. CuspadOros. Soap
Dishes. Measures. l-quart Buckets. and
Ladies. for &C.. each.
FROM g To I'D O'CLOCK
Gray Pie Plates. lc. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
I-runrf Milk Pms Do 4anh
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EyTRA-sIzE LADIES' VESTS,

bleached. ribbed. untrimmed causes the
price 70 be &C., instead of PFC; each.
V-Neck Spring-Weight Ladies vests
short sleeves, for 1212c.
High Neck. Long Sleeves, spring
Weight. for &C..
Pure Lisle-Thread Vests. silk crochet
finish. full large. and elastic, cost JOc.
always. a slight flaw, perhaps makes
Chiidren's Nazareth Waists, all sizes,
TO II years. for &c.
Misses Ribbed Union Suits all Sizes
Infants Hlgh-Neck. Lo~ng-sleeve,
Spring-Weight Ribbed Vests for Sc.
LADIES IMPORTED HOSE, FOR 13c.
PAIR,
solid Blacks. Tans. and Fancies, drop
stitch and plain, all Hermsdort Gye,
none cost less than DC. a PAIR, your
pick Of any Cor l5c.
AT 25c.-Black Imported Lisle Rem
brandt Ribbed or Fancy HOlha-DgtS
and Stripes, in the new Blues, oohu
Reds. and other pretty effects.
Balbriggan. Full Seamless or Solid
Black MacO. for l2i2c. "a PAIR.
Solid-Black Isle. in new lace enects,
soc. always. these J9c. a par.
Misses Fine Black Isle IN All slAeS'
Misses Pest CSC. Plain Black Real Maco
Hose for lie. a pair.
on sale at 0;3O o'clock
HOYS' SOLID BLACK BICYCLE rib
BED Hose, three thrcnd, double
knees aud feet, the best @oc'
grade ever offered. viii be l3c'
pnir-2 pairs for 23c.
500 new pieces wash CLtNh, ioh-
CHON. and THREAD LACEs, start
inc ut 20. yard.
Imitation Duchess Point dParls ana
Platt Valencisnnes Laces at oc. "A yaId.
Ivory Renaissance Gallons ana EdslhsS
for Is 2-3c. a yard and up.
RoW-knot and Ribbon Designs in venice
and Applique Laces.
White Wash Blonde Nets, for scarls,
&c. double fold, 15c. a yard.
1000 YARDS OF EMBROIDEHiEs,
wide margin. Irish Point effects. Edges
and Insertions, you can easily PICK
PFC. ones from the lot, at Sc. a yard;
others at Z, 9, Els, and 10 --dc'' that
are only about half priced.
Handsome Irish Point Allovers, that
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KITCHEN UTENSHS AND TINWAnE

IL. Tor Wire IIesh FORKS. Strulners,
Basting SpOoas. Egg Scparators. Nut
meg Graters, Egg Whips. Soap Bas-
kcts, Potato Washers. Muffin Rings.
Cake Cutters. StOvc-Iid Lifters. MIX
Pans. and articles worth up TO &C.,
for lc. each.
3-Quart Tipped S~aucepans. made OF
polished block-tin, for Sc. each. were
Joe.
Cold-Rollei. Heavy Copper-Bottom
Wash Boilers. i9c. each.
Nlckel-Finis Tea-Pots. 3-quart size.
for 100
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-11
RAYMOND ROTH DONATIONS.
List of Gifts and Contributors for
November.

The gifts to the Raymond1Roth Pioneer
Home during November were:-Presents,
Seeman Bros, New York, one bag sugar;
Herker-Jewell Flour CO., one box grocer
les; Mrs. Lange. periodicals; MRS. Schel-
lenberger, mems clothing; Mrs. Winki,
one gallon wine; Mrs. Keidel, house uten-
sils Mrs Lauterbach. 81; Mr.. Muller,
Schafer, Hansler, beer; Mr. Betz, one
barrel appless MFR. Jacob Ringle, three
large turkeys; Mr.. A. Derlam, one bag
coffee; Kaufman Bros, New York, one
bag lintels; Mrs. Gallery. apple pie; Mrs
Blum, pies; Public School NO 26. grocer
les; Needlework Guild of America, gar
ments; Needlework Guild, garments; Gertz
& U1lmeyer, three small pigs; bread and
cake, Mr. Martens, Berger. KneiseT, Beck.
Blum Grau, Spangenberg, Ackermann.
Heuernagel, Kurfehs, schmitt, Hoecker,
McAusland, Brautigam, Maienknect. Ley
her Holzappel, HeEbig, Lohmanns Faller.
Koehler, Klink Griminger; meat, Mr.
Alexander, Bush Bros, Bender Bergheim.
Grimm, Lau, Mertens, Ottersen. Wenzel,
Tamke, Bern & Simon, Faller, Kulat.
Kopf. Rohde, Adelung, Jansen, Wittpen,
Knobloch and Mrs. Henning, and news
papers.
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-11

lieved the girl was older than she is said
to be when he married her. At any rate
he is willing to provide her with home
and support her suitably. Her happiness
appears to be best promoted by leaving
her to her husbands care. A prosecution
can only wreck the lives of both. No
doubt. when she cools down, the mother
of the girl will see matters in the same
light, and. meantime. the authorities
would be doing her poor service in help
ing her to crafty an unreasonable anger.
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-11
JERSEY At WASHINGTON.
Whore Admiring Constituents May
Finds Their Representatives.

WASHINGTON Dec. Ii, 1899.-Resldents
of New Jersey who visit the capital to
view the proceedings of Congress are
usually interested in the seat occupied by
the members from their district. In the
drawing of seats all of the New Jersey
Representatives Jared very well, the only
man who has a seat at all undesirable
being Congressman Gardner. He haE seat
No 105 W.. which IS on the extreme ieft OF
the House, the fifth seat from the Eont Oh
the last row. Congressman Howell mas
seat No. 81 W.. two rows in front of Mr.
Gardner and to his left. Congressman
Fowler and Parker sit together, the first
named having No. a w. and the last
named No. 43 w. Representative Stewart
has seat NO. 122 w, several rows back OF
Congressnlen Parker and Fowler hnd to
their right Mr. Loudenslager has his old
seat in the front row, No. w. Congress-
man DAILY is on the Democratic side OF the
House and has a good seat at No. % E.,
while his Democratic colleague, Mr. Sal
mon. is seated at III E., well towards the
extreme eastern side of the room
Senator Sewei1 makes his headquarters
at the Hotel Normandie, at Fifteenth and
I streets. where he has pleasant suite OF
rooms. Senator John Kean has hand
some home at No. 1877 Sixteenth street,
northwest. close to Scott circle. Con-
gresham Fowler is q near neighbor OF
Senator Keans, being at No. l4e6 SIX
teenth street, northwest, less than block
away. Representative Howell is al the
La Normandie again and Congressman
Gardner makes Wizards his headquar-
ters as Of yore. Representative Louden-
slayer has gone to the Dewey. Judge
Stewart is at the Gordon, Representative
Parker is at the Richmond and Congress-
men DAILY and Salmon have not iecateo
permanently as yet
era1 score Of persons IN New Jersey who
have successfully passed the civil service
examination and are waiting with patience
for appointment as clerks in the census
Bureau to learn that Hon. WiiHam n.
Merriam, the director of the census. mas
announced that the force winch ne mas nas a. a.
REQUIRED until next jury.
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-11
WAR VETERANS TO MEET
Spanish American Soldiers
Will Gather in Tren-
ton Thursday.
Especial to s.The Jersey city News. y

TRENTON. Dec. Ii, 1S9g.-The Ma
tional Association OF Spanish-Am erican
War Veterans, recently organized IN
Washington, D. c.. will hold meeting
at the Trenton House. this city, next
Thursday. for the purpose of perfecting
the organization.
The constitutions and bylaws, which
were drawn up at recent meeting in
Philadelphia by the committee. composed
of Colonel James B. Coryell. of PennsyI-
General of the association, and William
e. Pedrick, of this city, late Lieutenant
in the Fourth New Jersey Volunteers, will
be offered for adoption and the offices re-
naming vacant will be filed.
1t is expected that representatives from
the several local organizations which
have been formed throughout the country
will be in attendance, and an effort will
be made to consolidate them all in the Ma
tionaI Association. The meeting viii be
called at ten o'clock A. ~ Representa-
tives will be expected to present proper
credentials from their respective organi-
cations, and will not be allowed to take
part In the proceedings unless armed
with such credentials.
Among those interested in the success
of the movement are:-ColoneI James B.
CoryeIl, of Pennsylvania; Colonel George
W. Taylor, of Virginia; Colonel James p
Fyffe, of Tennessee; Colonel A. H. Burg
wyn, of North Carolina; Colonel Rufus
M Townsend, OF New York: Colonel Ed
win w. Hine, of New Jersey; Colonel
Martin T. Moore. of Wisconsin; Colonel
Charles L. Boynton, of Michigan; Colonel
william B. Humphrey, Of Iowa; Colonel
George M. Studebaker and Captain Will
tim E. English. Of Indiana; Colonel D. =
T. CasteeI, of West Virginia; Colonel l.
NJ Oppenhefmer, of Texas; Colonel c. w
Abbott, Jr., Of Rhode Island; Colone
william p. Lane, of Maryland; Colone
Charles L. Burdett. of Connecticut; Gen.
eral e. p Clark and Major Wagurn, Of
Massachusetts,, and others equally wei
known.
The association VIII be Incorporated II
this State. The papers are ready TO be
signed at the meeting ON Thursday.
badge to be worn by members OF tne
association will also be adopted at TINS
| meeting Designs have been. submitted
by tiffany, of New York; Bailey, Banks
r. BfddIe. of Philadelphia. and others
from which a selection will be made
THE design chosen will also be engraved
| and used on official papers.
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-11
MISS suLLEY TO ENTERTAIN.
An Interesting Evening at the Jer-
soy City C1ub.

An evening of music, song, pantomime
and dramatic readings. will be given un-
der the direction of Miss Charlotte Sulley,
tomorrow night in the Jersey City Club
theatre Miss Sulley is well known here
She has given several interesting even
ing in this city. The programme is:--
Polonaise Militarire, Chopin. Miss Ander-
son; Baechus and Ariadne, Mrs. Brown
ing, (Paraphrase of Nonnus); Poem read
by Miss Sully; pantomime representation,
Mrs. Stebbins; Bacchus, Miss Edith Col
lard: Ariadne. Miss May Forman; Bac-
chantes, Misses James, Robertson Foster,
Annes, Hoe, Sibley, Barton, Wiggers.
Higham and Mrs. H. L Anness;
vocal solo, ''Nymphs and Fauns." Benz
berg. Miss Presby; pantomined song, MISS
suliey, sung by Miss Presby; statute inn
persona tions:-yenus with the Apple,
Flute Player. Melpomene, Sleeping Apollo.
Diana of the Chase, Ceres. Nymph, Cross
ing Brook, Ariadne, Atalanta, Hebe, Cup
bearer to the Gods Gladiator Catching
Horses. Daphne. Amazon with Bow,
Cupid with bow Apollo -Belvidere. Quoit
Players Augustus, Diana Discovering
Endymion, Atalal1ta Picking up Apple,
Dying Gladlator, Venus AZ Bath Prayine
Boy. Miss sulley piano solo. s.valse de
vocal solo, sSWeetheart and Mrs.
Beach, Miss Presby; miscellaneous read
ings. Miss Sulley.
Admission s frss. SILVER eo|!sets<2n' .<a'