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 Stanley, c. A. A Modern Madonna; st251..
 Thomson, B. South Sea Yarns; T5741.
 whiteing, R. Ring in the New; W5St4. Non Fiction.
 Avary, M. L. Dixie After the War; 975 A.
 Basdeker, K. The Rhine; Hand book for Travellers. Sixteenth Edition; 9143 B9.
 Cadbury, E., and othters. Women's Work and Wages; S31S CS.
 Collins J. c. Studies in Poetry and Criticism S2O4 C9.
 Dennis, J. s. Christian Missions and Social Progress. 8 V; 266 D.
 Doughty, c. M. The Dawn in Bri- tain; V. 1-4 Ca poem) S21S9 Dis.
 Drachmann, H. Daempede Melodier; l (Dane-Norwegian;) S39S1 D.
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PuNcrrR1Ne A FALLAcY.


 The barber applied the rich brown dye with a fine tooth cob, combing it evenly into the grizzled locks of the old man.
 Hair dye, sir" he said. Plain, un- vanished hair dye is the base of that absurd fallaey about people turning gray in single night
 If you investigate those yarns you find that invariably they concern per sons in prison. Orsini, pining in jail, had his hair go back on him. Marie Antoinette, languishing in a cell, found the deep hue of her hair changing to all ugly gray. Raleigh, imprisoned in the tower developed grayish streaks with incredible speed.
 "The secret of all that, my dear, is this
 These prisoners in order to conceal their gray hair dyed it, using poor sort of dye, one of those sorts that have to be aplled every day or two. In prison, naturally, they could not get hold of this dye, and hence their locks whitened at miraculous rate. When people said of them pityingly that their terror of sorrow had turned their hair gray in a single night they acquiesced themselves Fin the deep- tion, for 1t is not ehharassing-I leave 1 it to you, sir, Is it not embarrassing to explain to the world at large that one uses hair dye" Louis Globe Democrat.
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LIST OF PATENTS.

Issued from the United States Patent Office, Tuesday october 2, 1906, for the State of Connecticut, furnished us from the Office of Seymour Earle, Solicitors of Patents, S6S Chap. el Street, New Haven Conn.
 F. E. Bowers, New Haven, Tire-case H. L. Bradley, New Haven, Wire bracket-frame.
 T. w. Bryant, Torrington, Fishing reel.
 F. F. Burton, assignor to Winchester Reapting Arms Go, New Haven, Shell extractor.
 H. A. Carlson, Bridgeport, pneu- matic valve.
 J. T. Collins, Hartford, Moving machine.
 c. J. Fancher, West Granby, assign or to Simplex Mfg. Co.,, Hartford Machine for operating abrading or cut ting tools.
 c. T. McVue, Hartford Wheel-hub. H. J. Nichols, Middletown, Machine for strengthening gun-barrels.
 E. M. Phillips, Glenbrook, Pen-wiper w. I. Porter, assignor to Wheeler 6 Wilson Sewing bobbin-case. w. E. Porter, assignor to New Ha ven Clock Co.,, New Haven, rating device for timepieces.
 H. s. Pullman, assignor of one-hal to R. L. Baldwin, Meriden, Vehicle Wheel
 J. R. Reynolds, assignors to Smytl Mfg, Co., Hartford, Machine for casinl in books.
 s. T. Smith, Jr.. Stamford, assigno to Underwood Typewriter Go. Stencil ing-machine.
 H. A. Futile, assignor to H. A. Tut tie Mfg, Go. South Norwalk Tapping machine. c patents)
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SITTER IS A POOR SHOT.

T. J. Suter discovered a weasel gnawing on the neck of one of his chickens last Saturday morning and slipping quietly into the house. pro- cut ed a revolver and a oosl, tful of cartridges and began a system of rapid firi.ig that reminded the neighborhood Of the Fourth of July celebration At the first shot the hun y weasel glanced up, saw who it was shooting and helped himself to rumstiek. MT. Sutey had by this time exhausted sis supply of ammunition P ,lmyr2 (Mo) SoectNto..
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Turner, G. Nineteen Years in Poly nesia; 2796 T.
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 Juvenile. Hopkins, w, J. The Airship Dragon Fly; H775 A.
 Richmond, G. s. The Second Violin j R41 s.
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"Pa, what do they call babies where there's three of them at a time-I mean the same as twins?'
 "Triplets."
 "Oh, Yes; I couldn't think what il was And what is it when there's four of them?"
 "A calamity. Now, put that pup out of the house and keep him out, or I'll send for the dog catcher! er!'-Chieago Record Herald.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., october 5, p. m,
 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For New England: Showers Saturday, cooler in northwest portion; Sunday fair and cooler. fresh to brisk south west winds, becoming northwest.
 Eastern New York: Showers Satur- day, Sunday fair and cooler, fresh west to northwest winds.
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Local Weather Report.

[. M. TARR. Local Forecaster,
 U. s. Weather Bureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

WANTED TO SEE THE 1uoIF"

We are compelled to 1efe,4sto The
Hole in the Wall. as IT had naw he
come the rendezvous for c,1.ioeitv
seekers. Tuesday two man S1,r,
Railway, called on Postmasfer pndd,
and asked him to direct them - ~
place called the Hole in the wiz II,
South Amboy. They said tbav had
heard SO much about that place tber
had a desire to see 1t. Some ~ ~
are beginning to think we had hetto,
not have ii disturbed, but kent as :
curio. BE that as it may, Mr.. Rodd,
gave them the necessary directions
and they proceeded on their wav r.
view the same. Whether it Womb
pay 10 let this remain undisturbed as
a curiosity We are unable to say, bpt
we do know 1t pays to advertise in
the EVENING NEWS, for had it not
been for the NEWS these gentlemen
would not have heard of the Hole liz
the Wall and would not have visited
South Amboy for the purpose of see
ing the same. Advertise your bust.
ness lin the EVENING NEWS. r. P.
Mason, of AZ First street, will receive
and forward all ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

1t was given to the NEWS CORE
spondent as an item for publication
that w. r. Hubbard, who is familiar
to most of the residents of the bor-
ough as the general milk dealer for
many years past, has come to the
conclusion TO see some of the world
on the other side of old ocean and
will start for Paris Saturday.
Charles Tunis has resigned his pos
ition with Wyckoff & Rue, and has
accepted a position in the office of
the P. r. r. car shop.
Mrs. Albert Cole and daughter
were Perth Amboy visitors Tuesday.
Thomas Hackett, who is unfortun-
ately without any home, was taken
by Chief Mcdonald from Bergen Hill
last evening and place in the borough
hall over night. Arrangements will
be made today to have Mr.. Hackett
committed to Tompkins Home.
Mrs. Robert Kerr, of Main street,
was a New York visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sylvester, of
Second street, was in New York Mon
Mrs. Earle smock, Of Second
street, was a New York visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. Charles Compton was an out
of town visitor Monday.
Mrs. Hulda Petty, of Second street,
was a New York visitor Monday.
There will be an election of Off
GERS and adoption in Ianthe Council
on December 20, A. D., 1906, at 2
o'clock. All the members are re-
quested to be present on this occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bloodgood
were out of town visitors Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Compton and daughter
visited New York on Tuesday of this
week on matters of business, and
during their visit had the pleasure of
viewing the display of goods on ex-
hibition for the holiday
Counsellor Harry e. Mooney, OF
Cliffwood, was a visitor at Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Parisen's, in David street,
Tuesday of this week.
William d. Voorhees,, of the Perth
Amboy Savings Bank, was in town
Yesterday and called OF Postmaster
Roddy.
Miss Lizzie VanPelt, oi South
River, is visiting her Grandmother,
Mrs. Edward Vancleaf, in Henry
street.
A number of the residents of the
borough are anticipating a grand
time Christmas at Mr.. j. Vancieafs
in Broadway, the occasion being the
anniversary OF his daughters, Mrs
Lavee, marriage, of South River.
The funeral services of Nora A
Potloff, daughter of Frank Leonard
of Stevens avenue, was held IN 81
Mary's church today at 10 O'Clock
Jnterment was made in st. Mary's
cemetery. j. J. Scully was funeral
director.
There will be a district meeting OF
the Knights of Pythias at their lodge
room Thursday night of this week
IA grand and bountiful collation. viii
be partaken of after the business Of
the hour is completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
WOULD GUST BANDIT
Uncle Sam May Soon Have to Ask
for Courtesy or "Raisuli Dead.

TANGIER. Dec. D.-Nr. Camuerc,
the American minister, in protesting
to Ben-Nansour. the representative Of
the bandit I~taiSuli, against the beatius
Of a native boy by adherents Of Raj
sui, of which Mr., Gummcre was an
eyewitness, received Il most arrogant
response. Mr.. Gummere %thereupon roe
tired in order not TO exaggerate the in
cident.
The sultan's reply to the collective
note of the diplomatic corps says it is
mis- intention to suppress disorders. He
regrets the abuse of authority by Raj
sui and expresses a firm desire for the
execution of the reforms decided upon
by the Algeciras conference.
In reply TO the answer of the sultan
the diplomatic corps unanimously de-
manded Raisuli's departure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
SENDING MONEY HOMIE.

We were Informed that the foreign
money orders issued at the South
Amboy post Office were unprecedented
the present month, and it was also
learned from a reliable source that
the money leaving our shores in this
way for foreign ones has reached the
sum of oyer two millions of dollars
the past year. immigration may be
a benefit to the United States, but it
is also a means of diverting q con-
siderable sum OF money from the
channels of home industry to those on
foreign shores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
PENSION is ALLOWED.

On the tenth of July last Justice
r. P. Mason filed the declaration of
Mrs. Angelina Vancleaf for original
pension as the widow of Edward Van
cleaf, Company l., Tw~enty-ninth Reg
iment n. j. Volunteers Infantry. Mr..
Mason secured the necessary evidence
required by the department and filed
the same with the Commissioner of
Pensions, and today, in a few days
over five months, he received a COM
m~unication hal the claim had been
allowed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Wand ,Iore rroep. % rnngier.

MADRID. Dec. 10. r King Alfonso
has assented to the ratification by
Spain of the Algeciras convention on
Moroccan reforms. a report here says
that the minister Of marine has receiv-
cd a demand for 1000 re-enforcements
at Tangier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

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the p~ot-side?" Is it "too much trou-
BILE" for you to read the want ads?
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
II. The Etlozr0 r0-6ers Of
: American Shirias Manufacturing Co

To the Stockholders Of
american spiriis Manufacturing Company.
- enlal Meeting az Ie stockholders OF this com
pursuant 10 Lae Hy-lavs. viii De held al o. clock
= On -n-s1ag frt er 1--E, 1906, the Office ot tho
s-sis - = WILLIAM street, New YORK ttty, IoT ths
tI q CTetors tgr transaction Of such other
~--ss1 e may properly come before TIE meeting.
transfer books gf TIE arG preferred STOCK
IS company Eg-l be- closed O'clock p october
- 10 and wiu remain closed until 10 O'Clock a. n
ErvARD c cARp. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
iHE NEW YORK AND NF;W JERSEY TELEPHo


%Ae Delaware, Lackawanna & Western II II. Go.
New York. sept 2stht 1909.
b .'lcenc % two and CLe-haf q 5a) Per cent VIII
rsgelo October 20th, 1905
t-s Is1slsr books VIII close p. Ii october 8rd
FRED +. CHAMBERS.
ee.r.tary nnd TreasuIer.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Goo free and independent
To Thomas Hartley Anne Jane TIDY, Ellen e A Fuller
Players q corporation organized under the laws
OF New York; Ellis Martin, Clare Mcdowell Percy Has
Faucet. Actors Fund OF America, corporation
organized under the laws OF New York; Charlotte NJ
Martin, Emily h Van AInrtnge, COrnelia Van Amringe
John Howard Van Aulrtnge Margaret Faucet George
Faucet, Douglas Taylor, Charles FTChmun Annie Rus
sell yorke Charles Rchrnan. Ada Rehan. John Drew.
Gresham Sidney Herbert, Dora + Lewis Rich
ard Dorney, Stephen f Hart Mary Florence Hart and
estate OF Anne Gilbert. OF the County OF
New York, deceased creditors egatees next OF kin or
otherwise greeting! You you are hereby
cited and required personally be appear
our Surrogate the County OF New York at the Sur
rogates OF said county, held County Court
House the County OF New York eleventh day
Of December 1906, at hGlpast o'clock fore
noon day then and there attend judicial
settlement OF the account Of proceedings Guy Van
Amrnge sole acting executor OF the win and
testament Of said deceased and such of you
hereby cited under the OF years
required 70 appear by your guardian II you have
one, you have none, 10 appear and apply for
o be appointed. in the OF your neglect
Surrogate represent you proceeding
In testimony whereof We have caused the the
SuTrogates' Court the said County ot New
IL 81 York to be hereunto Witness, Hon
Frank T, Fitzgerald. e Surrogate OF our SAID
County, the County Of New York. Both day oS
August in the OF Lord thousand hun
cred and six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the EuTroEates Court
O1.IN, CLARK & PHELPS Attorneys Petitioner,
81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
CAUNT, THoMAs.-THE PEOPLE OF THE

(NAUNI, IHUMAS-IHE PEOPLE OF The
State o: New York by the grace of GOD free and
independent; To Henrietta Madeline Gaunt, William
Amy Mcdonnell the widow. heirs and next OF
Thomas Gaunt deceased, send greeting Whereas
William Hamlin OF the City Of Buffalo. State Of New
York lately applied 70 the surrogates Court Of our
County OF New York, 70 have certain instrument IN
writing relating personal property, duly
proved the last testament OF Thomas Gaunt
and each Of you cited TO appear before the suro
OF County OF New York, at hts ofHce IN the
County Of New York, the 2Sd day of October, one
thousand nine hundred and six az hapast ten o'clock
that day then and there the
probate Of the raid win And such Of
yCu as cited ege OF twenty
one years required TO appear by your guardian Il
you II you have TO appear and apply
FOR be appointed IN the your neglect
failure % do guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and proceeding
IN testimony whereof. caused the seal Of the
SLrrogates OF the County New York to be
here1nto affixed. Witness Hon. Frank T,
Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF said County OF
fsezl3 New York. at said county, 2sth day of
August, in the year OF Lord ons thousand
nine hundred and six.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Eurrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
SOMERSET INN

IND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNAftDSVILI4Ill N J.
s. miles from York, Lackawauna R. R. via
$50 Chrfstopher Barclay St Ferry. Altitude, 500
feet open until 18th BENZ. r PHELPS, Manager
Telephone TB. Bernardsvlle.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
NOTICE-THB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY

NOTICE.-THB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
declare forming stock corporation
be the Eastern Life Insurance Company. u
be located IN the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York for the purpose OF making insurance the lives
the health Of and Insurance. appera ming
thereto and to grant, purchase dispose Gt annuits
under and pursuant to the Insurance. Of the State OF
New York Dated. August 18th. 1905. John s. Hanson
William b Mtdgley. Charles a Anderson, Herbert
Reeves Max Eeluan Moses Napsl baum Frank l. Esen-
bach, Irving Emmons. John C. Hanson A. A. Baekey
Charles E. Hammond. B, Robinson. Alton
Church. william A. Cross George HosSnE
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
NIPIssr~G NINEs CONPAHy

- New York. sept % 1906
&c. erc = Directors to-day declared quarterly
c: o:sT9 ~ q THREE PEP CENT and en- extra DIVIDEND
10. Ft-t CENT. both DIVIDENDS It5aD-e OCT. -
O st31lhpldeys - record ~ the close Or business
lFs 4srf Transfer books VIII be closed from oct j,
~ N JeL - 1866. both inclusive. -,
vs.. q. FLETCHER Treasurer
F,aSSifED RAILROADS or San FRA&oiSC0
60 1eherai Sinking Fund per cent Cold Bonds
-pons October Ist 1906 the above bonds Will
- on presentation after that date al the once or
sN1 EroeAsrs a Co no 90 wall street. New York
GDoHGE e STARR. Trsa<ursz
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
A,IENICAN IocoMOTIvE COMPANY.

Eercenlaer 22rd 1903
So IS hereby stEen that tEs annual meeting q nc
t5@-ll1s-s 70 American I.o~0uouge Company viii he
- a TIE Office 1f rourauy III Broadway n
-. -.ty q Sew YORK Kew YORK Tuesday, the 10Th
~ Jellsr 1885, l. o'clock, noon, for The purpose
g four directors the term OF three years. and
- is1sacll ot such Cther business may properly
eane ne before the meeting.
-. i2s VIII remain open from y O'clock. noon. until
-4'aE n Ire afternoon Cf said day
LEIGH BEST Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
T1HE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the grace OF God fres and independent TO
Henrietta c. McKeever. Susan Roden. James AoIvor,
Thomas McIyor Elizabeth Nicely, Mary Mc1v0ri krthu.
kin Of Alexander MoEeevsr DECEASED % send grsetns,
lately applied Surrogates Court Of County OF
New York to have certain instrument in writing bear
the day OF December 1908 relating both
personal property duly proved the last VIII
Testament Of Alexander Mceever late OF the County
Of New York deceased therefore and each Of
cited appear before the Surrogate OF County Of
New York, his Office in the County OF New York. on
the 18th day Of October thousand nine hundred and
six haf-pss o'clock IN the forenoon of that day
then and there to attend the probate Of the said last WIN
and Testament And such OF hereby cited as
under the age Of twentone years are REQUIRED 70
your guardian II have II have
mons, appear and apply for be appointed in
the event OF neglect failure 10 do guardian
appointed by the Surrogate and act
you the proceeding. II testimony whereof have
County Of New York TO be hereunto affixed. Witness,
Hon FRANK r FTTZGERALD, Surrogate OF our said
County Of New York, at said County, the 10th
o. s. day OF August, IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and six.
DANIEL J. DOwDSEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01

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York by the Grace Of God Free and Independent--
Brackenridge Marian Breckenridge,
ridge, E BracSeurdge John Crosbie Breckenridge
Marcia T. Breckenridge Gavin breckenridge Charles
Davl Breckenridge. Adaiine II. Hurry Hurry
Margaret AeilehaIn, William Ross Elsie sted-
man Ross Mnns Caroline Ross, Jean Crosbie Ross
Frances Hurry Arthur Bruce Whiting Alice L sayles
Hurry sayes Margaret sayes. Margaret Shepard Frun-
Shepard, Charles r LIyermore Margaret Heen
IIvernlore Marie Luise Lvermore Elena LIVER
more, William FLOYD Liver1nore, Dorothy LivermoTe
Onward LAvelrnore Myrtle Robert
a ItverrnOre. Alice OHaEal. Alice Rosamond Selden
Caroline Mapes Dudley seden Mapes. Edward . Selden
Hurry ana 70 all persons entitled, absolutely
contingently, by the terms Of the VIII William
Of the County OF New by
onAror Of law the or in the proceeds
rert ~ their trusts send greeting OF
~a hereby cited required personally and ap-
nHsr IeFore our Surrogate OF the County York
he slrrogaes Of sald County held the County
Ssr+ Iioiise In County or New Ycrk day
1906 half-past ten o'clock
Doo1 nj nat day then and there attend judicial
Tgr t-5Dard Terrple Hurry ana William A E3racken-
IaSL.S rrIIsTees under VIII Testament ot
1'5,,,- r1rrv late ot the County OF York de-
ard slch os you hereby cited under
fWent-oue years required appear by
Ae ~sv h Il have
So-t - en-lv 70 DO appointed the
event of your nessct or IaiHIs 70 Go So VIII
be appointed by re Su1i"s- - -'''s" o'iu act IoF
you In ne TVHe2sof We caused Seal OF the
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,-.,, s-SI6 a Surrogate of our said County. the
iS94 tsIrtv Of New York the I'm day OF September
IN .be wear OF Lord one uo9slu nine AGntred and
six CLERK of the Eurrogate's Court.
cr0pcu T4AAI.IN, attorney tor FetltlonerE. is Wall
Street. Manhattan. Ne" AotN -