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GRANDES REF0RMAS
en- Ell ParQue de Santurce.

Las que Sc preparan Y las cua-
les ha de darse principle muy prom
to, son de tai importancia que indu-
dablemente Sc convertira sq1ello en-
un verdade <Parque americanos,
con todos los alicientes que deben
ter er estos sitios de recreo para
atraer al pub,'cc, avido siempre de
expansion.
Todas las reformss que allf van
a practicarse, y las cuales han de i'm
portar respectable suns, son por
cuenta de la compaf1fa del Tranvfa
electrico, y cuyo Inspector general
llegado de los Estados U nidos en- ell
ultimo vapor, ha dado va sus irs-
trucciones para acometer los trab1-
jos sin perdida de tempo, amplian-
do convenientemente ell contrato de
arrendamiento, celebrado con los Sc
flores Segura y ca para la parte que
estos corresponds.
Entre las reformas que van q
realizarss, fgura IN moderno <Ca
rrousell,, construido expresamente
para 81 Parque, cuyo costo pasa de
mil quiuientes dollars, exactamente
igual los que Sc usan en- ell Central
Pa1k,s de Nav York. Sc il stalara
| un soberbio <tiro de pistola, y otro
para escopetas (tiro de pichop) con
| todas las comodidades pecesarias
para los aficionados q este port. Sc
| arreglaran jardines q Ia jngless, y
| una alameda bien nutrida de arboles
| que seran trasplantados con un apa-
ratio especial. Els muy probable tam
| bien, y con ese Cbjsto Sc esta va ira
bajandc, que Sc prepare un sitio es
pecial, acotado, para el ell juego de
xPlay -ball,, con palcos y aslentos
para Ell pdblico facilitandose q los
jugadores y aficlonados, un gabinete
para vestirse y guardian la ropa, 6
instrumentos del juego. Sc cons
truir& tanbien IN teatrillo de verano,
a estilo &c los ecafees cantantess de
Pa, is, adisposicion de los artistas
que quieran utilizarlo.
Por d'timc, la compaffa sosten
dra uoa buena orquesta, para con :
ciertos, [exijen que sea la mejor que
Sc encuentre en- esta Capital la cual
toca ra sdiari.mente, en- el Parque,
dssde las seis de la tarde & las once
de Ia ne he; y los dias fes tivos, des-
| de las dos de la tarde en- adelante.
| Ell servicio de carros eiectrico
SO org anizara de tai modo: que faci-
lits ra el novimiento del pdblico con
toda comcdidad, sin a,r5pellos de
ming gepero, realizaudose constan-
temente un vis ie cada diez minute $.
ST todo este Sc realiza, uy Sc rea
liza pronto, Hstarau de enhors huena
los habitantes de San Juan, y los
que pueblan ell delicleso barrio de
Santurce.
NEURO OSifNE NiEE
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Una buena capa
para ell eStiGrC0l

Ea una intere S an to or6nica agrf-
cola de nuestro ius RADIO colega de
Asti, sGic rnale d. Agricoltura Prac-
tics,, los Sres. Ravirra y Munerato
pre- ,onizan el siguiente procedimien-
to rara cons ervar, duranto el estfo,
los elementos fertiiizantes de estier
col:
<Lo hemos visto adoptado d.
c,r-en Petrobelli, y sus resultados
no pueden $ ar. mas atis factories.
Primeramente Sc ape lmaza y se
hacen plar as las paroles y la super
fcie dc monton luego Sc riega abun
dante y uniformemente, y Sc recu-
bre por 1ltimo con una buena canti-
dad de yeso. AL POGO tempo So
f, rma una ccstra que ejerce sobre
ell tstiercol una triple beuefcios ,
accion:
10 Impide casi solutamente
Ia erdida Gel smoniaco que puede
desprer derse del mont6n, al efecto
de que ell yeso, sulfato de Cal, reten-
ga ell carbonate de amoniaco volatil,
Ell cual Sc trans form 81 fin en- sulfa-
to de amoniaco flo.
20 Impide tambien una rapida
evaporation del estiercol y 10 man
! tiene constantemente hdmedo.
80 La cos IA blanca superficial
refeja una buena parte de los rayos
sols res, con 10 que es menor La C IN
t'dad de cslor abs u bido, y tambien
mas insignihcante Ia p6rdida de ma
teriss organicas, contend en- ell
estercolero..
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Sc utilizan para el t-anspol to de Ia
mpedimenta en- las operaciones mi
lita,ce
PERDIDAS
en- las guerraS contemporaries

I'm eatadista aleman es decir,
un aleman que tiene pocss ocupa-
clones, ss ha entretenido en- calcnlar
las perdidas en- hombres y dinero
sufridas por las diferentes potencias
que han tornado parte en- las guerras
contemporaries.
Su enumeration no carece de
interes.
La guerra de Secession norte- \
americana &C st6 veinbidos mil qul-
ME ntos millones los Estades del
Norte <once mil, millones & los
del Sur.
La guerra sostenida por Prussia
Austria contra Dinamarca, en- 1864
Sc tradujo en- un gasto de sciento
setenta y cinco millones, y en- una
perdida de eochenta mil hombress.
Durante la guerra de 1866, los
austriaces y prusianos perecleron
en- ndmero de scuarenta y cinco mil, :
ocasion4ndose, ademas, 81 gasto de
<dcs mil millones..
La guerra francoprusiana de
1870, ocasioE6 la muerte de s5os-
cientos quir G, mil hombres,, costo
q Francia <quincs mil millones.s
La guerra rusoturca importo
mas de s'seis mil millones' y en- ella
pere cieron <doscientos clncuenta
mil hombres
Finalmente, la campafla !. dt
Transvaal, ain no terminada, n
mucho menos. lleva cor sumidos, tar
90 Iug1sterrs, eseis mil millones
! Glen mil hombres, aproximadamen
To
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Buey0S y va cas-
como animales de carga.

ri ministrn de la Gusara de A e
mania, &C .ba d. practicar eusayos
sumamente originates, que han cen :
sistido en- utiizar como animales de
carsa, durante las maniobrae, los
bueyes y las vacas. .
Cada uno de los fumiantes di
chos fue carge do con 13O kilos de
begajes, durante doce dias couse-
cutivos recorrieron con toda regal Z
ridad etaras de 25 kilometres.
Dsspues de un descanso % de tres
dias, Sc procedi6 a matar 81 ganaao,
cuya carne result6 en- peri ctas con
diciones para su consume.
A pc ar de este excelepts resul-
tado, Sc procedi6 praaticar una
segunda serie de pruebas hechas enl
la apoca de los fuertes calores canl-
cularts. Los resultados han side
desfavorables; la csrne del ganadG
era coriacea y Sc sncontraba en- ma
estado.
Ell ministro de la Guerra, puee
Sc ercuentra shora, como antes d.
practicar las rruebas, es decir, sir
saber 81 SON utilizables para Ia ali
mentaci6n los bueyes y las vacas qu'
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LibroS de ven TIA
ESTAN A La VISTA EN-
la redacci6n de
, La Correspondence de 1 R.>

Diccionario Encclopedico. Htspaao Ame's-
~ Diccionario Encyclopaedia, Naeua ediccsoa
10 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclope dico. De htstorsa, 80
qrafsa, AitoloJta, q GeogratSa en- fomos' "e
Lass dregorc.
Edicion hist6rica, La mujer en- la huma
nidad. edctor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La Prin cesita de los Bresoz No0ela por
Eugenia Martt .
Tomos.
Montaner y Simon.
La vida de los animales por ell Dr. A. L
ri mundo ilustrado, en- Tomos
Panorama Naciona por Hermeregllda.
Mralles, en- Tomos.
Revolucion Regiosa. por h. Gastelar' Gil
2Tomos. ~.
Historic de los Griegos. por Victas Du-
ruy, Tomos. ~ ..,o,,,
FL mundo fisico, por Amadeo Guil1enlm
en- Tomos.
Las razas humans, por Federico katzel'
Hstoria de los Romanos. por Vietas Du
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Paris afo 1889 por +. q. Dumas, en- Iomo.
Obras compietas de Mariana Jose de La
ira. por J. Luis Pelliges, en- l Tomo.
Las plantas que curan las que lnatah
por ell Dr. Kengade, en- un Tomo
travez del EBlpJo pof huuafoo io"o@
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Morriha, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- 10
mo- ~ c
Tres Poesias El angel de la muerte, Can
cion dc la Campaha Epistola Neral, lomo
Los trabajos del mar, por Victor Hugo
Tomo. >-t !
La Herons, por Publia ovidia Mason
Tomo. cosouo.
Poetas Lirieos Griegos, por los eehoret
Baraibas Menenchez y Castlla Ayenza' Ell
P;h,oteca clasica de pipdaro, por el lao
Sr. D. Ignacio Montes de Oca, en- TOM enc
La Araucsna de Don Alonzo de Ernlm
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Los beers firIneS.
Siempre en- la brecha.

Siguen dando qre hace q los
rertinaces hijos de Ia OF gullosa Al,
bi6n, estos importerrito defensores 5
de su propia libsrta1. tan pequenos,
<tan pequefos,, por Ell n1merc; pc :
70 tan grandes. stan grandes,< por
el corr az6n y por ell esfue rzo.
Su heroismo aleanza va las pro-
porciones de /. epopeye, digna, de
ser recogida y cants da per algdn
Homero contemporaneo.
Su valor y 81 constancia en- lu
cha tan desproporciona', exceden va
les lfmites de 10 simplemen,e ex
traeriiuarlo ,eg ando en- 10 sublime,
NADIA en- la histt ria de las lu
Oh s humans les es comparable, SO
brs los beers no queda va nadie en-
materia de Eerofsmo.
Rspsrta G. palido ante la sir gu
lar actitud de un pueblo tan dimi
nuto, en- va larga y g'orioslslna
bregs contra uno de les mas podero
SOS perios del globo. iD;ez con-
tra o. million, ahn de pie!.
donor su 6arsa, por ls justicit
qua Ia IS ste.
Profunla y carif1osa admire
cl6n por su indemat le valeutia el
holocausto de la libertad y del dere
che.
de Gel Mundo Latino.)
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La C0miSi0n
puertorriQue1a.
en- New York

Dsspae hos recihidos aver anuE:
cian Ia llegada del Vapor SPonce,,
Que conducia Ia com;si6n del c7ner-
clio de Puerto Rico. Otra de "a ca
mara de comercio de la gran ciadad
la recibio en- les muell S, conducien-
dola al primer Hotel de la Qalnta
Avenida.
La reception hs sido esplsndida
y digna de los opulentos anfitrio.
reS
Un gran banquete celebrs do
auocho, ha sc .vido de iniciacion a
los obsequios, que Sc preparan.
No podrau quejarse los viajeros
del Ponce ST la cosa acaoa, como
empieza.
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pllD0RAS ROSADAS
DEL DIR. WILLIAMS
PARA PERSONALS PALIDaS

que meor 6nco del mundo pudiendo apreelafse s
ecaeia en- la indigestion cronca, por la sguente reacion
de la sefora Matlde Olvo que reside 1oaba Puerto
Rico;
le dolores e
de la anentaclon me Go
obgaones d
snanas dloes
tatrac coulp1eta curad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22
LAS MUJERES.
del Sultan de TurQuia

Una lista compl sta de las muje-
res del Sultan de Turquia demues-
ira que dicho soberano tiene 46 de
primera IL SO 6 validas; "a de segun-
da 6 morg anaticas y $50 de te~ cora 8
favorites.
El cuida1o y anter cones del
harem, demandan seis mil criados,
esos funcicnarie son lbs nnicos
que en- Turquia e tan pagados con
regularidad.
Los demas cobran cuando 4 l'ah,
8 ell Sultan quierep.
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Chocolate

fipfsimo venezo1auo de la renom-
hrada fabrica s<La India, superi. r
81 meior francgs. De venta en- tod. 8
los Col mados establecimientos al
detail y por sus Agentes
De Sola & Ramirez,
Tetuan 18. . 10 )
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! COlegiO particular
de primera y "a. enSelanza,
dirigido por Pedro Mocz6 Banlet.
aIumuos jnteynos sxteruos y Medic penslOnlstas
San Juan, Gale del Sol no IL y IA
PISO PRINCIPAL

La ensenanza comprende en- este
Colegio; 10 La Instruction prlma
ria. 20 La secundaria 9 prepara.
a;6n nara al inereso en- las Universi
da6e, 80 Clase de idiomas. 40
Teori. y practica de la Teneanris de
libros. SO Clase de adorno, dlou
10, pintura y musica. 60 Escritura
en- m&quina.
2vps.
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Dice un ceebre medico en- un trabao recente relative
este asunto que las mucas ormas que la indigestion
la dyspepsia presentan pueden atr1bu1rse todas una
soa casa saber la debidad de est6mago para dgerir
los alirenos Eso produce door de estomago, vomos,
eructos estrenimeno fomacon de gases, los que eer
ciendo preston sobre e corazon, dan lugar menudo
m1clos de los sntonas de las afecciones cardlacas.
81 e alimento no Sc digere bien el cuerpo puede
nurrse 10 que esulta dsblidad sntomas nervlosos
fata de estlnluo de amino.
La autoridad medca dice que la curac1on de Ia
;doas6 no se enc1entra en- el uso de los dsolvenes
amenticio artifcia1es Para obener
debe darse fueas al estomago ponero Ell cond1con dc
que pueda desempenar trabao Para elo tomense las
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-02-26
Fire o., Mill Street.

About four o'clock yesterday afternoon
the fire alarm called the department tc
the property of Mrs. James D. Shreye, on
Mill street. The cause of the alarm was
the burning of barn. The fire is sup
posed to have started from stove in the
office connected to the building. There
were nearly four tons of hay and straw
in the barn, and the flames spread with
great rapidity. By the time the firemen
got to work surrounding property was IL
danger and the house had taken fire.
Plenty of water was at hand, however
| and in a short time the flames were under
control. There were but two horses IL
the building and they were soon re
moved The barn was occupied by Fred
Shreve, who suffers loss by the destruc
ton of his hay, straw, harness, an over
coat and few other articles.
During the fire the roof of the baker.
on the north side of Mill street caugh
fire, but the flames were extinguished by
means of garden hose.
The building, which is the property Of
Mrs. Shreve, was insured for 5000 in the
North America Company.
The fire recalled the confagration whicl
occurred on the same spot on the sixth o
January, 1870. That was the most de
structive fire the town ever had-with tn
exception of the carpet mill f1re-the los
reaching $50, 900.
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THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2e, 1901.


February q8. stock, farm implements, etc.
near Vincentown, by f. Nj. Mcfarland
February IS. stock, implements etc.. neal
Chesterfield, by Ira Al. Hance;
February u, stock, etc., near Jacksonville, by
Ellen r. G. Kimble..
February q. horses ana mules. at DAVIS notel
Medford by A. w. Lofiand.
February Is, stock. implements, etc., at Flor.
ence station. by Richard Early.
February 2s stock. elc on FenTick a, farm
and Estate j. A. Fenwick.
February %, stock, implements crops, house
hold gods. etc., al Florence station. Rich
ard Early.
February 2S, stock, etc., near Medtord, by Jo-
seph A. Gettinger.
February %, stock, ETC., near New Lisbon. by
George l.. Lippincott and estateJ. A. Fen
March i, stock, etc., near Marion. George
March S, stock, implements, etc., on the Can
field farm, near Arneytown, by G. E- Wal
lace and Joel Wainwright.
March 8 stock implements, etc, at Arneys
March 6, real estate, stock, implements. house.
hold goods, etc., at Bordentown, ny Mar
garet 2. Lamb. -, ooa from,
New Egypt to Arneytown, David G. wall
March T. stock, gram, implements, etc., at
rointvl1le. by Albert Alien s,
March 8, stock, ETC., near Pemberton. snreye
March ., real estate. at ZelIey's hotel, Mount
Holly, by special master .,n, On tho
March IL, sixteen acres OF large timber on Lne
plants Mills, By Henry Wright, agent
town and Jobstown, By Allen Applegate.
March IA, stock, household goods, etc, on ROAD
from vincentown to Pemberton- Samuel
8. Brown.
March ii, personal property, near New Lisbon,
by Alfred G. Seeds.
March Il, real estate, at Burlington, by special
March Is. COWS. neifers, sheep. etc., at Arney-
town, by George Wildes.
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Personal.

]. Sexton Folwell and son Richard
spent Tuesday in Medford.
J. Blake Slack, of Atlantic City, was
Sunday visitor in Mount Holly.
Samuel ]. Sexton, of Jacobstown, was
in Mount Holly on Wednesday
Frank Stowell, of Burlington, greeted
Mount Holly friends on Thursday.
Eugene U. Gibbs, of Dayton, Ohio, was
a visitor in Mount Holly on Sunday.
Assemblyman Charles Wright, of Col
umbus, was in Mount Holly yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis, of Riverton
spent Tuesday evening in Mount Holly.
Percy Lowell, of the Moorestown Chron
ic1e, was caller at THE News office yes
terday.
Henry Wright and Isaac W. Stokes. O.
Medford, made business trip to Noun
Holly on Tuesday.
Winfield Land and son David. of Pal
myra. have returned home after visiting
Mount Holly friends.
County Clerk W Roland Warrick ant
his brother Howard, visited Masonic
lodge in Philadelphia last Monday even
inc
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Petnberton.
hn Henry Antrim is convalescing

John Henry Antrim is convalescing.
Miss George West, of Hamilton Square
is visiting Councilman Rosbach.
Sarah s., wi dow of the late Samue
Haines, died on Tuesday, at her home al
Ong's Hat, in her SSth year.
Isaac Powell, a WE'LL known resident,
died on Tuesday after lingering illness
Deceased conducted restaurant here fol
a number of years, and is said to have &C
cumulated considerable money.
A Frances E. Willard memorial service
was held at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
Early, on Tuesday.
Roscoe Hendrickson and Howard Mont
gomery are home from Peddie Institute
Hightstown, where they are attending
school.
Rev. E. G. Hulse is the first pastor since
the M. E. Church was organized here
whom the members have asked to be con-
tinued at the ending of the third year.
A serious accident was avoided on Sat
urday night. AS the train that arrives
here at o'clock, from Hightstown, wa
a quarter of mile past Lewistown, tn
engineer brought it to sudden halt
noticing something on the track, which
proved to be large railroad tie. 1t wa
removed and the train proceeded to Penn
berton.
I Samuel Green, who was run over abou
three weeks ago, while hauling ice TO
John Forsyth and injured internally, die
from the effects of the injury on Friday
Mr.. Green left an insurance on his life, /
is said, of 81, 400, which will be grea
help to his family
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The post office at Stevens is to be dis

The post Office at Stevens is to be dis
continued on March /.
Rev. N. j. Wright is being considered
in connection with the vacancy IN the
pulpit of the Mount Holly M. E. Church.
Joseph H. Alcott will be given hear
! ing this evening before Justice Krayer on
a charge of assault and battery preferred
by James Dolan.
Rev. Joseph G.. Reed, of st. Paups NJ.
E. Church, Ocean Grove, has accepted a
! call from the Tabernacle M. E. Church, OF
Camden, subject to the approval of con-
ference
Jerome Bruere and Chas. B. Horror, ex-
ecutors of the will of the late Ann Bruere,
deceased, will positively sell at public
auction, on the 9th of March, 1901, on the
premises, the brick dwelling house No
1872 Buttonwood St., Mount Holly, N. j.,
to settle up the estate of the above decd
ent.
State Oil Inspectors Frank L. Baird, OF
Toledo. Ohio, and John r. Mallow, OF
Columbus, recently issued positive man.
date that all manufacturers of gasoline
lamps in that state must discontinue sucn
manufacture The statutes of Ohio are
positive on the subject, but have never
been made effective by former state OIL
Gals.
Last year the Legislature passed a bill
increasing the salary of State Road Com
missioner Henry l. Budd. Objection was
made to the payment of the sum named
on the ground that it was unconstitutional
to increase the salary of any official dur
ing his term of Office. Mr.. Budd carried
the case to the Supreme Court, which
gave an opinion yesterday, in which 1t de-
cides the act was all right.
The order to show cause why receiver
should not be appointed to take charge
of the affairs of the Burlington County
Democrat was heard in Camden, yesterday
1t was expected that Charles A. King
would be placed in the position, but the
Vice Chancellor said he would not ap-
point any of the stockholders. William
A. Slaughter was made receiver.
There was considerable grumbling at
the fire yesterday because the fire police
refused to pass beyond the lines any one
not wearing or displaying IRE badge.
John H. Sine disputed the authority OF
the police and pushed past Officer Throck-
morton. The latter entered complaint
against Sine before Justice Clevenger,
and the case will be heard this morning.
This will decide whether the law under
which the police are appointed is OF any
effect.
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pUBLIC SALE OF
Cows. Heifers. Sheep. &c.
~ ~ W

The subscriber will sell at public vendue
without reserve, at his home in Arneytown
N. j., on
THURSDAY. February 28, 1901,
IS HEAD OF COWS AND LETTERS,
ranging in age from and to years, not one
over years old; many with calves by theil
side.
A large number OF these heifers have raised
from grade Jersey and Guernsey cows, cost
ing from $50 to SIS each, and registered Jer-
sey bull OF good prize winning FAMILY.
The balance of them are FORK state and we'll
bred for dairy purposes. There are certainly
many very promising young COWS in this lot,
and farmers or Others desiring one COW or
more, will do well to attend this SALE as they
will surely be sold.
40 CHOICE YOUNG EWES,
with lamb by Shopshiredown buck
Also, about 100 locust posts, feet long, for
board fence, and 100 Chestnut posts, suitable
for wire fencing.
A liberal credit will be given.
Conditions fat sale, which will begin at l
O'Clock, z. NJ, punctuaily with the COWS, as
there Will be no rubbish sale to precede.
GEORGE WILDES.
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About Detectives.

The efforts on the part of some of the
local talent to locate the Hunter murderers
calls forth this item from an exchange:
"While they have not succeeded in com
ing I'D with the Hunter murderers yet the
local sleuths who have been working on
the ease have displayed much genius for
detective work and their intelligent meth
cd of working has attracted considerable
favorable notice This is particularly
true of State Detective Parker and Chief
Denness."
This reused the ire of some fellow over
in Burlington and the Gazette took it up
for him, as follows:
sIn connection with the above it is ap
propriate to quote here Burlington man
whose practical experience with lega
matters is considerable. He says that
when a man gets the microbe in his head
that he is a detective, that then and there
after he is N. G.
The probabilities are that the fellow
with practical experience" has had the
microbes in his head for long time Re
suits in working that experience verify tn
n G. assertion
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Political Affairs.

The meeting to prepare for the spring
primaries will be held in America hall
this evening.
If the new township of Tabernacle is
created there will, in all probability, be
another Democratic member of the board
of Freeholders A canvass of the polit
ical complexion of the proposed new town
ship shows Republican majority of four
Frank Stecher, Freebooter from River
side, has announced his intent on of relin.
gushing the Office at the end of his term
next May Thomas W. Fairbrother who
served the township very acceptably one
term and George Lambert, District Clerk,
are spoken of as desiring to succeed Mr..
G4aohar
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MARRIED.


BIDDLH-TALLMAN.-Feb is, in Philadel
phia, by Friends ceremony, Charles 81. Biddle
OF Kinkora and Mary L. Tallman, of Co
lumbus,
GAsKILL-TRoTH.-Februa i6, at Bustleton
by Rev j. o. Symmes, Herbert Mortimer Gas
kill, of Philadelphia, and Miss Villa May
Troth, daughter OF William Fl. Troth, of Bus
Teton.
LovELAND - SEARS. January II. at New
Gretna, by Rev. j. W. Lynch. Frederick Love
land. OF Atlantic City, and Miss Emma Sears
of New Gretna.
LIPPINCorT-N EEDLEs.-February 20. at Phil
adelphin, by Friends ceremony, j. Haines
Lfppincott. of Atlantic City, and Alice Mat
thew Needles, of Philadelphia.