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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
SPEAK AGAINST
lISPENSARIES
Worse Than Fifty Blind Tigers,
SAYS President
Tyler.

RICHMOND. VA - Special. - d
rouIs rerter have Grg blind
r.rers- thaa one leer vtrh his eyes
.-.1s open 20 81 aas-r1 81 say tr"
.hoall Rare $40 fe-lls wne- t
asked fhar tls uo-s.e- Co. e---i -.-a-
60 before th- .erg por-as 20 "a state
-r.l.@ee ucs tne way Pres l-ur Lyon
re- Tyler. 90 William ana AarF -pi-
lese. voiced re opp f'9n - re ,t
peal o. sllcu Willas 1llsrlrE ~ rf-e -
-frfr a 1lereusary Ga tnsr fDe-r-
Thaf ln~ nl~zE-re ls - -tar-sFic'
and not merely - lpeal lrtererf. "a ~
ne chief arggulerr 90 those Hrc %
Dosec allowing a dlEpeneary election
--<oar 81 ere r-r assns ~ IRE 1
q Virginia SHOULD he protected" Aaio
( President Tyler. They come iroi.
al parrs q Virgiula. and % a. aesarl
20 cay that this IL q local matter. ~
ls not, "a is question ~ ssffff-. ~
F every corner % rne STATE
Preslde1t IFler ~rr.n.ff' 1pfne
feeling "a his argument asalrst ths
u blll Ee declared that he dc no
-risn a. 49, rhts inEftratioE estaDiian~1
a rear fhe school Fupporte1 out " M
treasury ~ ne state, en1 ipE '-i-
. re rad been working for - ertY -oi4'
yearE 20 cebauch mis- boys" The.
. ulu have TO difficulty in securing u
. cHuor." re said. They Go not have q
? 70 there. They can Get q grown MAJ
, - secure IL for them and bring
. u-lthln the building ~ get AL the &C
! 4 cupAnts on spree II s as p@o a
! M saloon and worse Than AL TIA
asces keasles' and -bilnd uEerE Q
Z which my friends. who favor this oil
= speak 90 much"
= That the attsndantn AZ ire sat
; Hospital for the Insane, estaDii re
Z AZ williamsburg. could 80 20 this as
pensary and secure liquor with Nhic
q 70 make themselves drunk and -
l. turn 20 ABUSE the unfcrtunates
l. their care Yves anothsr afGuEnsf
EzEs6 aGa1nse the cisDensAry- IA,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
COMPANY THAT CAUSED
TROUBLE - BNNNRTPT

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S-Creditors
of the United States and Venezuela
,r.-rr.rv. whose troubles for several
years were the subject ot controversy
between thc two gov erumcnts named
in the corporate title. have nlcd pc
uriou boa bankruptcy against a. It's
Liabilities were stated az $6sN.uoo ana
It's assets estimated az S475.o0o. the
amount awarded iu the company slll
against Venezuela for interference
with ITS business. The urst ir>f.t.tncnt
or the award has been PAID 10 the
washington government
The company was incorporated in
~ev. Jersey in 1901 with capital stoc X
OF S1OOo.00o. Bonds FOR f'No.ooy
were issued and the proceeds applied
90 the purchase Ot am aSpna.t 4an -
from President castro. Under the
Castro contract the company hult q
railroad from the lake 90 the coast
and 10 was stipulated that the asphalt
/ should be exported free ot duty Nhei
I the railroad had been unlsnrh ana lh'
/ company was ready for business as
trO claimed an export duts on aHnnalt
i The company could not stand tnls tax
and when it quit operations Caslr'
seized SIS property.
claims were lodged Boz Washingto'
rrnIrsr Venezuela Tor f9NN,N.' 10 -
uay OUTLAWS and for si.5oo.''' addl
tiouaI ass Che value az inc COT ts-. 81
Castro proved oodurate. ana tncr
,,~s r.fk ir Congress OF putting pro
hIbltive duties on Venezuela coie
.auG asphalt
When the compauy's directors cor
scented. after about four years 'l nt
rnf..fto1 to accept Sal 5000" I'D So
-r.--.rt George w CrichneId. ONE q
rne organizers. had receiver ti
rnIrtcG FOR the company. The ere,
SONS uetItiouing 600 haukrrpf.N at
.....l states Comm SSH rer ~-inl
4. d. L.t. cock. demandluE l.-
r-Irra Clarke. a llNre r, arI't.'oll
s.-.n0n aus Clarence sunA n-r.
s-euoerapher. demandiug S-fS. 800 %
services
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24

which she says ne retained
Last summer Miss Carney followed
TibDettS from Chicago here. and had
him arrested as he was about 20 sail
for Europe with his bride Miss Car
ney had started a breach 90 promise
suit against the man for sic.0Qo dam
ages. she IL twenty-nine. and he Is
sixty years old.
Tibbetts defense on the note was
that ne was compelled 10 sign II by
Miss Carney. who threatened TO shoot
him.
Tihbetts on the stand said the Jew
eiry Miss Carney said was part OF the
consideration for the $4,000 note be-
longed 20 his first wife. and that he
permitted Miss Carney 90 wear II
while she was acting as his house
Keeper In Chicago. When he sought
TO gain possession OF II. he explained.
Miss Carney asserted he had made her
a present OF Il.
Tihbetts denied that Miss Carney
ever loaned him money
Miss Carney admitted that she. too
/ had married before. but said she held
| a divorce from her husband.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
Ballade OF The Canncr,

What of tle phrases. long decayei.
lI uaIeoloclc pedigree.
1rusty. mouidy. lrazzled and fray ed
A Collrrlu-. dusty company
What shall he done with Them s-5
And East ANA West our readers
bawl.
Dump Them into the canneryt
Into the brine go one and all-
-G-ued~ ana -iauded" and scored
and "fayed.-
Common 10 earien variety.
Wave of crime and reform cru
~Aloas these lines and cir seems
-Noted sarant.~ Il fau TO see"
The grooming board" % the ban
Quet hail.
Afazonfar '-m in "Ehouush siee
Into the brine go one and all
-Srcrafe1t llFalEes." "trusty blade,
Last analys g.. practically.
-.Ione highway man" and "ll-lila1e.
"NlNoualre broker and clubman,
-Ia reply 90 yours" "can such things
sounded me keynote or trumpet
( can EN- pickle -er1. ONE. two. three
Into the brine $50 one and all
II-1a-- the spreading chestnut tree
Stands r.r r.UuDrt. ll zoo s-lal
rr- rrrr.r 3D. .-.rg man Isl he.
And .rtn tae brine 40 ONE and A-
-Chlca-o TrUune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
STERILIZATION
BILL is URGED
DR.. Darlington Has Not Given Up the
Fight for Measure 60 Prevent
Propagation Of Criminals.
RICHMOND. Va - -1ecial. I

RTCHNON VA .necial. -
NJ f-r.~ies n Carr.r.t... the sur
800 - rha virginia aat4ary. ls
80 r~o-, giving up mis- -.t % hrin-
--...-- rre r...ssae OF ...- sterilization
San ~ r,~a,.ent n-ocre t... IS certain
i...,s 20 .--ir,,ir'afs am. r.ntaIly ire
s-,--s-t,. Da~sors
af-hourb the House yesterday az
go, .se-lI,i-'.- =, .5,eraiss the BIN. some
$3.50 .'--.-.--.-rI.. r.f..s.0 10 order
- .-s $50. rr-..re- and .asross-
- go. --.,e r.,. N Ia Il..x eve.
$500 -+'.r r.. Homes Ir Tie SEM
I
- .-.....s rf r..tf-a Committee
$500 ,...l .-..~..4.- fn. meas
20 ~'--, .- -r ,..r... pr.
--.. --.ir ,.-.r.oea rrat Conn
,--.' .-.'' s..'-r.. d. added ID
i-.'-'.' '--'' -.t......,- 81. saw
-' ....-. .,...l s.. an-t..f.d to
--, .--' .r t-.- I,.-rf.r-
th- pI '- .'-- 49,, ,-....-t al
mNt.' "e -'i .-t 49, ,,,,Dr.Ir,
TOWING l-r ..-....r ~
resI'u-...t % ia. v-r
cofl Falio" - ..,.,,,'.,.. ...,...,.
a+ftt .' i- t- 20 -l....
lated % ptN-..- .- ~. ......s Is.
VINO L.--''. N'''--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
LITTLE YELLOW MAN.
BOTUERS COVERINGS

NEW YCBK.-Special-Niss Au-
rusta =. Mauet. formerly a EoFerncss
in the family % Joseph w. hartman
1f 90 Erst Fffty-fol~th street. ncrf-
ev 40 tnc l.fe IT. d. ti.-r'
COMM rtei o. the Te-Nnrf ..-ar ...-A
rf FnlDs.le Hospital Tuesday after
noon ror observation as 90 hcr sanity
~n. WAS arrested at her home. l>t
-as- S.Nt..lh Street. on complaint OF
,fr Hartman. VINO was in court when
nh. ,-.r,- woman lctt -he house
boil. jed Aur... 1909. lu tae past 1t-.-
81 ..-r.rlal received many -AN.il -
r..S letters and he concluded tnet
.fer. written ~ gre -t."e' i
\ It WAS said that Airs Elsie k-ch. ms
f $ sr.r. who lives at seventeen street
ANA Fifth Avenue. also wls tne re-
~.rf.rt .t many letters. as was JUGS
+ William d.. Moore. who is az present
.n.lt~- after the Hartman interests
me alleged communication are said
20 have been couched In an incoher-
emit rambling vein. and contained ref
e-enc,s 90 hypnousm-
SIR Hartman consulted with ms
Al DR. H. Seymour Hougnton. or sol
. west I'll ghty-ei chth Street and u wa
decided 20 have the womans menta
condition looked into. The case Wa
explained 20 Magistrate Harris, %
vorkville Court. and he issued a war
-.-. 1n court after AR. Hartman
had told 0f ST ISIS Nallcrs alleged o.
harfor and showed many OF the let
I-.~s which 10 Was claimed she haI
b written. Miss NfaIlct declared that 10
+ the last thirteen years she had bee
, uersecuted by the family of youn
/ man with whom she was in love e
I the time. she said she was a believe
in hypuotism. and added
There has been "a little. short ye|
low man after me. and i have bee
r. told % beware OF him. 7 have see
+ him many times. and when 7 me,
Y him have delusious. While I was
~ NJ Hr~rtman-s house I endured terri
. b1e agony. 7 asked protection fro'
30 a policeman and he was taken @
rre force The second policeman thf
came. and when Z complained 90 hl
he laughed az me"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
Asking Too Much

The mother 81 little Ssx-yeST-oll
Mary Rad told her a number or times
not TO hitch her sled 10 passing Sleighs-
feeling that "a was = dangerous prac-
tice n was such fascinating sport-
S-,,vs,,er tSa. May could not resist A..
n nd one day her mother saw her so
skframinE past the house behind far
mcr-s "bDhs.
when are came gn from play she was
taken 70 task. her mother saying So
voreiv. Mary. haven't I told you that
.0u must not hitch onto bChsr Besides,
Won Know tt is against the law"
Mary tossed her head. "oh. she
sasa don't talk 20 me about rle law
fr-s an can 90 Co keep thc Ten Com
r,andrnents Woman Home Com
RAMON for January.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
FRANCE lkSkED
By AWFUL STORM
wS~Ss ef Cyclosic Force Wreck Many
RuSldixgs In the Frenrh
Capital

PARIS SPECIAL. --Unprececc
storms lssCeS France THURSDAY.
saainr ~ TIE ~savoc wrought by
~ trsnpe=~IS OF the laSt ShrcS
a. Isnd~iidr-~ sud aValRnCtscS
An thp tscpArtacnts An the Alps
.-.,,Hnus.xr 1C.sknS aud tourt<s re-
,~nrx- WfndS Of cycionfc force
have hloun GnVn neral houses
An MARSHES and more iD the VI
rsnity Snow has derStlcd trains
The only relieving note an the
rx,portS thAt ca1uc an tooSy NaS
the EacS al rain an tho Nafiel o.
tie seine and The fan an the riVc~
M TsarfS When dawn came 11e
s,re--I OF the tllira flood % tni> dis
n-Iraxls Year N,RS pas
The situation N tnc city nct cEti'e-
49, Ms scrioaS suburbs that es-
caped IA the second mood were inan-
dated ~ the thlrd- u the quarters
OF Crerelle. Java ana FasSy streets
Are yet un6er water. t1 some p-aces
90 q depth 81 more tnan n 49,
Irrv srd Corbcl vast areas are &C.
serted and thcre is grave uanSer 81
The coflanEe 81 houses whose iolnul-
tons have hrcr saupcl oEeln allo
sERin ~ thc tuctuatlns rivers.
Cnn r'riE-F. lrrg-. A2re1rts- NcEaHi
and = Naur. an Suburbs have ctt
fuvadcd ~ 1he last inuncattcr-
TIE food problem rs 4ra-n para
mont As o1cn hour frlE-S IT'S
news 90 rhe devastation wrcu-1
.ln-r the railroad lines or which Chs
rsrv Fe-rrss fn- tts supplies rne s.
robustness CT the prelicau'ent oerofie
ruorg apparent
m fl-e refugee CAMPS or The our
skirts suTc-i1E IS intense. anl ID tl
refurecs opened WIth.n re F-te
rcSrfrr IS great AItncr-e lnl 4ath r
frics rs now have me e s-ri -l---- ?, F
rem on a well-urork.nE ulsls- -n
menace % lowered supplies to-a
rnaEs u -7rr~er, rhat ha-t rst -i
ii son D. me order nm less tIere
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
JEWELS OF DEAD WIFE
WORN BY HOUsEKEEPER

NEW YORK special. After the
sary had deliberated an hour without
arriving az "a verdict. Justice Green
baum. % the Supreme Court Monday
ordered the talesnlen TO bring In
sealed verdict this mOrhing in the
suit OF Miss Katherine a Carney
against Oliver 4. Tibbetts. a retired
real estate dealer. 20 recover $1,000
on a note which Miss Carney alleges
housekeoper and teweiry and letters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
NAVAL TUG NINA
GIVEN UP AS LOST
Despite Thorough Search Ne Trace
whHaever Of Little Craft Can
BE Pound

NEW PORT. r I.-Spcoisl--
Aftcr an all-nlght vigil. wireless
oussrae1rS aionS the entire At
lsntf,> c,naSt and aboard ~ar~hipS
and revenue cutters between Nor
fox and Boston. holding up ala
incoming Vessels reported To-Day
th.t nothing had been heard OF
thu naval tug Nina nine days
eUS from Norfolk 10 Boston
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24

vrner licuor was legally ootsinable in
WILLIAMSBURG was plainly stated.
Sss,perirterdent OF Public InStruc-
tion fssxlestcn was also present Ia OPP
position 10 the bill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24

Miss Goldbounds-f tatott sS
allow us 10 marry, count What Wouie
be the Outcomey - - .ss-.
Count de Brokeski--Ay. my GAR - ls
o~nd enfireiy on ne tncome.--tUd@s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24

Peanut Market.

PETERSBURG, "a. PEANUTS
s panish.-Market nrm A. sl.37L PEI
bushel. virginias Market firm a.
"a a 4kc for fancy stock Machine
picked. "a 90 &c SheilinG stock. ~
1oAA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24

Ffrp4 L4tSle 0iri-hy popeF has an
automobile
SECOND Little Cirs-Homph--thar
uofhing-we have meat for breakfast
every u1OTutk& 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
Market Reports
KICHNoND PRODUCE MARKRT

Corrected each week By the
wailersteia Produce Company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-24
I.ecn Nh KcsLrIcL--M.-

The bin preserves ava i-roEiA iN-
strtcttous upon the liquor traffic ana
adds others. Under Us provisions, the
present penalties against selling on
SUNDAYS or 10 minors OF drunkards.
or at any tiFncs or places not allowed
by present law. Will De kept in force.
The local option laws wlli be undis-
turned and the communities desirlEk
20 prohibit the sale OF liquor can stih
40 s0 Furthermore, there viii De
no sales az night or w. connection
with pool rooms OF any other business
whatsoever IL viii protect the res
I enues OF the State and keep money ~
/ Virginia that under Statewide pt l,,.
I non would 20 10 other States. Above
ALI Il will lessen drunkenness, az
promote temperance. which IS tne .rc s.
I object OF AL sound legislation o" eH'0
I subject
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
STATEN ISLAND SERC'TS
PASS EXAMINATION

The list of the examination of pro-
motion of sergeants to the position
of lieutenants in the police depart
ment of the city of New York has
Just been made public. Out of the
4S0 that took the examination on
November %, last year, 141 SER
geants passed. OF that number
seven sergeants connected with the
various precincts In the borough of
Richmond are on the list. The fol-
lowing are those ON Staten Island
who passed and their number on the
list: No. s, James n. Mulligan,
Richmond Borough Detective Bu-
reau: No. 8, James McIver, 80th.
precinct, stapleton; No. 18, John G.
Vissers, seth. precinct, New Dorp;
No. 80, James J. Lonergan, 99th.
precinct, Tottenville; No. SIS, John
Walsh, Richmond Borough Detective
Bureau; No. Ill, Delafleld Ruch,
99th. precinct. Tottenville, and No
l140, Louis w. Keppel, seth. pre-.
lcinct, New Dorp. Sergeant Ruch
whose name appears on the list, died
several weeks ago at his home ii
Great Kills. There are to be a mum.
Der of new lieutenants to be made
shortly and several of the Staten ISL
anders will probably be those to bs
appointed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
BOARD OF ESTIMATE
APPROVES LOUD ISSUE

The announcement that the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment has
approved a bond issue of $4,000
with which to improve the accom-
modattions at the ferry house at st.
George, Is hailed with Joy by Staten
Islanders. When the improvements
are completed the big concourse Will
be thrown open to the public, so
that one will not be compelled to
drop ticket in order to go in the
waiting room. The original arrange
ments, which were denounced long
time ago, remained as they were un-
| til Dock Commissioner Tompkins
was appointed and he set to work to
make alterations. The engineers
ANNOUNCED yesterday that not only
will there ge a new system of railing
separating people going on the boats
from those coming off, but that the
dingy, narrow stairway running from
the rotunda to the lower part of the
lferryhouse will be done away will
and a broad stairway constructed
which will land the outgoing patrons
Of the ferry outside the building
convenient to the trains. The new
plan will enable people waiting fol
trains on the Amboy division to Tot
tenville and the east and north
shores to rest in the ferry house in
stead of standing outside in all kind.
Iof weather,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
TOTTENVILLE LOCALS.

Arrangements for the annual band
concert of the Tottenville Band, to
be held in Knights of Pythias hall
Thursday night, May 8, are being
completed. The band will be assist
ed by the Amphion Musical Club, Of
New York. The. tickets will be
placed on sale at Derickson's, in Main
street, tomorrow morning at Z
o'clock
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Stewart, of Broadway, yes
terday. Mrs. Stewart was formerly
Miss Annie Sullivan.
Peter Gallant is seriously Ill al
his home in Broadway.
Mrs. William Wincapaw will en-
tertain the Regina Euchre Club to.
morrow.
James Cole Is erecting garage
for his automobile at his home ir
Main street.
Many were at the moving picture
show in K. Of p. hall last night.
A social session. with euchre. wal
enjoyed by the members or Arthui
XIII Council, Royal Arcannm, in K
Of p. hall last night. Many of thl
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the council wer'
present and took part In the games.
Richmond Camp No. IS, WOodmel
| Of the World. meets tonight.
The flags at the local fire house
were at half mast yesterday for
Ifremaa who was killed In Manhattal
at a fire on Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
900 MEN
SLAIN AS
TURKS FIGHT

Constantinople, April 27.-The latest
advices from Albania show that the
situation there is becoming very seri-
GUS. The uprising is growing, and the
Turkish troops under Shefket Pasha,
the minister or war, were at last ac-
counts in perilous position.
The insurgent Albanians have cap
tured Katchanik pass and by so doing
have isolated the Turkish troops from
their communications.
A great fight is going on between the
Turks and the Albanians to the west
Of Prishttna.
The reported capture of Katchanik
pass last week is ascribed in Salonika
to bad strategy on the part Of Lour-
goud Pasha, who, it is stated, left the
pass undefended while he fought the
insurgents at Stimlja, where thou
sand were killed and thousands wound
ed. The Albanians were defeated. 1t
is stated from the same source that
the Turks are summoning reserves
with the view to increasing the num-
Der Of troops to 10000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
BOARD or DIRECTORS ORGANIZE

iTilsI Z. .2s 2z.2s. % sO.S-as.45.s-1o. 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
ST. STEPHENS FAIR
TO OPEN TOMORROW

Everything is now in readiness for
the three nights fair of st. Ste
phen's Episcopal church that will
open in Knights Of Pythias hall, Tot
tenville, tomorrow night and con-
tinue until Saturday night. The la
dies of the church, together with
their friends and others have been
working hard for the past several
weeks to make this affair great sue
cess. The final meeting of the fair
committee was held last night, at the
home of Mrs. William Bloodgood, In
johnson avenue. At this time many
fancy and useful articles were
brought in by the ladies, who will be
seen on the various booths. A fea-
tuFe of the opening night of the fair
win be supper that will be served
from $50 to o'clock The second
night there win be an entertainment
and at the close, Saturday night
dancing will be held.
There will be six booths arranged
In the hall and each will be lader
with all kinds of useful and fancy
articles for sale. The booths ant
those in charge of them are: Apron
booth, Mrs. Stephen H. Slower, direc
tress; variety, Mrs. e. w. Berlett
candy, Mrs. George Hoehn; box, Mrs
s. McHose; fancy, Mrs. r. D. Ellis
and fakirs, Edward Johnson. Their,
viii be barrel of fun. Mrs. e.
Gross will be in charge of 1t ant
Mrs. Frank Joline is at the head o
the supper committee. Ice cream
will be for sale each evening. Th'
proceeds of the fair will be for TIL
benefit of the church. The officer
In charge Of the fair are as follows
Mrs. ]. F. Bedell, president; Mrs
q r. Cuny, first vice-president; Mrs
Frank Joline, second vice-president
Mrs. G.. B. Webb. recording secre
tary; Mrs. William Bloodgood, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. A. NJ
sprague, treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
pLEAsANT PLAINS LOCAIs.

Linwood Seaman visited In Long
Branch Monday.
Leland Nance, James Kennedy
and Elwyn Peters were in Totem
Vile last night.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Romig, Of
Great Kills, who were called to
Pennsylvania, have returned home.
Fredericks Corning, four years
old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam B. Corning, of Pleasant Plains,
avenue, who was struck and 1znoeler
down by an automobile in Amboy
avenue, Pleasant Plains, Friday af-
'ternoon, has entirely recovered fraan
the effects Of the accident.
Fred Davidson, of Princes Bay,
was a Tottenville visitor Hast night
Powell Ainsworth and BeRianliu
Yaeger, of Tottenville, visited here
last night. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27

We do not believe that in all your expe-
rience you ever saw Brass Bed offered atE
such ridiculous low price. Guaranteed tors
10 years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
EUCHRE TONIGHT.

A progressive euchre for the ben
eft Of the Church of the Holy Com
forter, Of Eltingville, will be held
in Parish Hall tonight commencing
at $3.50 o'clock. After the games
there will be dancing and refresh-
ments. The tickets are twenty-five
cents and the proceeds are for the
benefit of the parish Many prizes
have been secured by the committee
and good time is assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27

Wanted--Youn girl for housework.
Sleep home. Apply 119a Brighton
avenue. 11146-4-27-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
sKETCH AT BAPTIST oHURoH.

friday Afternoon at Village
School," sketch will be presented
by the Sunday school of South Bap-
|tist church, in the church In Main
|street. Tottenville. Friday night. The
program will also include vocal and
instrumental music. Rehearsals are
being held under the direction of
Mrs. @. Wightman The admission
will be ten cents and ice cream will
be for sale. The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the Sunday school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
MIR. wATERs sITRPRIsED.

G. H. Waters, vice-president Of
the Richmond County Automobile
Club, who was surprised Saturday
night at the annual ladies' dinrer
of that organization at St. George,
when he was presented with loving
cup, was again given surprise on
Monday night, when delegation of
members of the club with their wives
invaded his home for social time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
ARRESTED FOR ovERDRIvING

Frank W. Davey, twenty-slx years
old, of 5810 Thirteenth avenue. Man
haitian, and Joseph ]. Connolly, Of
1892 Richmond Terrace, New Brigh-
ton, were arrested at 5:46 o'clock
last night in Amboy avenue, Pleas
ant Plains, by Patrolman Dennis ].
Glayin, for ocerdriving and abusing
a horse which they were driving at
to the 99th. precinct station, Totten-
Vile, where they were released on
bail for their appearance in the sec
ond district court at Stapleton this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
WHIST CI.uR ENTERTIAINED.

The members Of the Afternoon
Whist Club were the guests of Mrs.
John G. Murphy, in Aamboy avenue,
Tottenville, yesterday afternoon. At
.esAt the games refreshments were
served and prizes awarded. Mrs. G.
d. Winant was awarded first prize,
tray cloth, and Mrs. Ella Ford. sec
ond prize, hair receiver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-27
FINAL LECTURE OF SEASON.

The final lecture In the course of
the season Of 1909-1910,. under the
direction of the department of edu-
cation, will be given in the assembly
hall Of public school No 3, Pleas
ant Plains tomorrow night. Or
lando r. Lewis, of New York, will
speak on Fighting the White
Death"