Trenton Evening Times (Newspaper) - May 12, 1896, Trenton, New Jersey We have new Frw with every of Job lmt in our printing You 11 say the re worth the money I ne Printing House JUDICIOUS Advertising BRINGS THE DESIRED RESULT The Evening Y KA N J TUESDAY MAY CUNT POLITICS The Last Day of the 39 cent Silk Sale 3 Days Sale of over One Hundred Thousand Yards Wasli Dress Goods Continued today One thousand best Calico Shirt Waists at IJc One dollar Merrimack Calico Wrappers Ladies fine quality Ribbed Vests Extra Fine Bleached Pillow Cases oC Best Indigo Blue Wrappers Lace Bed Sets Spread and SI All Linen Table Damask lite China Silks all silki all-wool Novelty Dress Goods and all-wool French Challies Sixteen yards yard-wide Hill Muslin fl Which is and has been the greatest silk sale for value that we have ever known of Very many thousands of yards have been sold Many thousands of tho best are still left for you to buy The story of this silk sale has reached very broad limits Have heard of it both in New York and Philadelphia and even one of the New York cial papers commented upon it One hundred styles linen lawns One hundred styles Venetian Challies Fifty styles of Nankin Crepe Cloth Dresden Printed Zephyrs Finest Zephyr Ginghams fijo Finest Printed Dimities Jjc Finest Irish Lawns GJc Finest French Handsome Dotted Swiss are of just the class of Wash Dress Goods you want to buy They are all perfectly fast colors and not one of them but is worth fully double the price A Large Quantity of Ladies Suits Pants and Leggings will be shown you today at very low prices The greatest sensation we ever made in silks was the sale of two weeks ago it was the universal talk of the whole town Thousands of people came to look and bought This three days sate will give you a grander and more complete line of bargains aud make a greater stir than ever We want a crowd greater than we had two weeks ago when we sent you our paper for a two days sale when we sold you on those two days over live dred waists aud over three hundred wrappers Just best Merrimac Calico Shirt Waists at just iOO best Merrimac Calico Wrappers at just very best Indigo Blue Wrappers at just Laundered Shirt Waists at just Laundered Shirt Waists at just Laundered Shirt just Laundered Shirt Waists at just Laundered Shirt Waists at just 250 ed Wash Silk Waists at There is no retail store in New or Philadelphia that has as laundered shirt waists in stock as we have aud the prices are special for these three days A very handsome Pineapple Straw med Sailor black blue and white line Sailor quality White Leghorn Flats 49c and 49c all Persian KibbonS and some Rose Sprays line Mull Caps and Hats broidered Cloaks and in- Dresses and up children's very fine Mull HaU A great three days line silk and cloth capes at a reduction in price such as was never heard of before Capes that were to will be Bold for to all wool Cloth Capes for Shepherd's Plaid Plaid Dress Skirts for silk Sicilian Skirts slightly imperfect black ank blue Brocade Mohair Sums Black Brocade Silk Lined Skirts Bluck Satin Striped Silk Skirts French Novelty Check Skirts Black tai Silk Waists Cheviot Cloth Blazer Suits Skirts and to For these three days some of the bes bargains in tine black goods lhat has ever been shown Actual tines black all-wool Brocades at quality Black Mohair Sicilians at actual quality Black 49c Black Brocade Mohair Sicilians 49c quality Black Storm Serge 49c 49c quality Black all-wool Henri ettas quality Black Cra Serge quality Blacl Satin Stripe Crepons Black all-wool Storm Serge Sftc Y n C A open till 9 o'clock evening NEWSPAPER Fish and Game Commissioners Object to Patronage Tho Fish and Game Commissioners of the State are not in the best of humor over the treatment that are receiving ut the hand of the They claim that were shoved to one for the of certain politicians and that the members of the Legislature seemed to consider that the commission existed to promote parly patronage The uio.'t active of the commissioners is Howard 1 secretary and treasurer Mr is a nent Wall street broker residing at Mount Arlington Morris county and is Mayor of Like all the he is a man of means and the time he spends in the commission is spent without thought of compensation Mr was asked Regarding the situation and he expressed himself 1 should like to know whether the Board of Fish and Game is to be considered a political body or a body devoted purely to the protection of game in the State of New Jersey The present Board of Commissioners took on May 29 It is composed of Colonel Georue Pfeiffer Jr a merchant of W Campbell Clark a facturer of Newark Parker W a leading New York lawyer in Summit and mysell The board after electing Col as president and myself as tary and treasurer decided to conduct the entirely upon business ples to the best of our ability It is however the general opinion of sonf members of the Legislature that we should cater to their political wants and it is a common remark among the members of the Senate and Assembly that they vote this Commission certain sums of money yearly to defray the expenses of wardens etc and that they should have the right of appointing such dens emphatically denies that right We take the stand that we want only men who we feel confident will work for the best interests of the State and not merely for the purpose of drawing the salary of a month Nearly every member of the Legislature mends from one to three men for the pointment of warden and yet if we gest to any of these applicants that we are willing to appoint them deputy wardens without salary not one of them cares to accept the position and still the deputy warden has exactly the same powers as the warden It's a beauty What? Oar Ladies Brownie its color ia a brown its lines are perfect Then it runs so easy and the price is only Phillips Cycle Co are the agents FINISHING UP THE BILLS Governor Will Sig a Few Today and the Others Governor Griggs is at the State House today and this afternoon will probably dispose of the legislative bills still in his A few of these he will sign and the others he will file with the State Librarian Senator Hoffman was at the State House today for the time in seven weeks The Senator still shows the of his illness Up to the time of going to press the Governor had signed the following bills Assembly No authorizes Boards of Freeholders to appropriate to hospitals for county patients Assembly 207 authorizes the ment of Deputy Police Court Clerks in Jersey City and Newark Assembly No provides for a medical examiner for Jersey Gin's Fire Board Senate No the remaining one of Senator hees bills providing that lawyers in damage suits must file a written copy ol the contract made with clients and giving the court power to appoint a physician 3 investigate the extent of the injuries by the person bringing suit Senate 182 legalizing proceedings the changing of a horsa car to a trolley system EDWARD SUSPICIONS Jone Set hi the High School OR BOM 10 MAKE THE ADDRESS The Will be by a Chorus and the Club Composed of Sine Young Ing Fads and About the Old diatom of Having Supply the Literary Programme The commencement of the Trenton High School will occur at Tajlor Opera House on June and the occasion will be one of special prominence from tact that Trenton's new anil greater High School ia now a thing of certainty and will be a malter which will be publicly rejoiced over in all probability upon this occasion The Rev J Richards of the State M E Church will de- liver the address of the evening and his subject will be The Public School Idea The music will be furnished by a chorus from the High School led by Mr Charles M and by the Glee Club of nine ladies of the High School who organized the early part of the present year and who having excellent native ability together with the of a considerable amount of have already attained a high degree of excellence This Glee Club is composed of Miss Emma Lair Miss Helen Gill and Miss Minnie Pierce Miss Bessie Dye Nellie Andrews and Miss May cock second sopranos Miss Jennie Case Miss Mabel Prediger and Miss Ethel Bond altos The accompany 1st is Miss Ada Darlymple Supervising Principal Gregory will as usual award the diplomas Commissioners Frank Alliaire and Dr William A Clark are the committee in charge of the event and as this year's is a good sized one with an lent record there is no doubt but what a first class showing will be made on com- evening When the public read that Dr Boyle will deliver an address and at the same time fail to read the many names of class members accompanied with oration titles or subjects generally con- with such an occasion it will be remembered that in the past few years so far as the Trenton school is con- cerned a complete revolution has taken place in the matter of commencement day exercises For years in tact almost from the time whereof the memory of man runneth not to the it had been the custom to have the members of each outgoing class aid m some manner in providing the interesting features of the programme and commencement day had to be looked upon as one of the most delightful experiences of a student's life This appearing before the public to dis- play the results of tha educational work spent upon them was indeed a to many if not all to stay in school until graduation and thus complete the course and in addition the occasion placed the school members before the public and showed to some extent at the school could do for its pupils These were the advantages of the old system but so many objections were the system was abandoned and today only the valedictorian takes part in the programme and the feature of the is an address by some dis orator secured by the com- in charge This year as stated it will be Dr Boyle This revolution in commencement grammes took place in 1893 when at the exercises then held at Taylor Opera House Professor Robert Ellis Thompson of Philadelphia with a profound and in- address the class members with their essays and orations and occasional original poems This perhaps was more edifying but certainly not more interesting from a point of local interest and although there was a decided majority who endorsed the change yet to this day a small but est minority deplores it The fact of the matter is that there has A Hoy Less Than Sixteen Years of Age Charged With Various Thefts A boy but 1C years of age before the court on a charge of grand larceny and two charges of petty larceny is an sual and deplorable occurrence but that was the state of affairs ut Judge Central Police Court this morning boy's name is George Beins and he was committed to await the action of the grand jury in default of bail The youthful criminal lias an ing history He was formerly at Samuel K Wilson's farm which properly it is alleged he stole a large of articles of kinds After that he pilfered a of chickens from Charlie Walters in broad daylight His escapade was the most serious he indulged so far as known Ben Walton's horse and wagon was stolen by him and Beans who then resided on New Willow street rode oil with the rig in company with another youth in out not in crime who has not as jet been secured The couple started oil through Pennsylvania and the young fellow Beabb has just been secured This theft red in the latter part of April A feature about the case has been the work of Patrolman Higgins who for nearly live months has been evidence against the boy The petty larceny charges were at first being worked on by him but later the grand larceny occurred and made the case a more serious one There are two kinds of Bicycles Columbias and others None other is just as good E S Co 150 E street Repairing ANNIE'S OTHER of the Writer of the East Letter to the Anderson Girl The writer of the love letter which Annie Anderson held in her hand when she was shot and killed by Joseph ham on Saturday has been located in East Orange He Is Harry Lorter years of age employed as a laborer in the Sprague Electric Elevator Works at- Lorter is a young Englishman He and the murdered girl are said to have been keeping company for a long time and expected to be married as soon as Lorter secured a position that would warrant him in taking a wife They corresponded regularly and but for an accident in which foot was injured last week he had intended to take his sweetheart to East Orange for a this week He was almost overcome when he heird of the murder Saturday afternoon and over the affair lie May lerm of Mercer This Morning mm OF JUSTICE GUMMERE He Kefers to the Manslaughter Charge Against Patrick J Clancy ami Also to Illegal List of Case Called Case oP for the of the Other Cases An- as Settled The May term of Mercer Court opened this morning The grand jurors were sworn in and charged by Justice mere who referred to the manslaughter charge against Patrick J Clancy the Montgomery street saloon keeper whose place William received injuries from which he afterward died at Francis Hospital The Grand Jurors sworn in were Hugh H Hamill foreman from Henry V Coleman Fred F Frederick A Walker Andrew B Hart Charles P Kitsou John Ginder Florence McCany Dr E Barwis Anthony Kuan Roland Billingham George Georgs W Lanning crick Walters from Hopewell Edward E Ely from Ewing Dr John Stockton Hough from Princeton Ammi R Schenck from Hamilton William H White and John B Kirby from West Windsor Liscomb T from East Windsor John Jemison from ton Stacey Brown from John Mortimer James P Clinton was the man dropped In charging the grand jury Justice William S referred to Clancy matter by stating that in the lat ter part of March one William was injured in the saloon of Patrick Clancy from which injuries he died He died from a fractured skull and the in jury to the skull was undoubtedly re in the saloon It might have Ie JOHN BELL'S BIG MISTAKE Enters a Barber Shop at O'clock In the Morning and Gets Months at the Farm Judge Coutier sat in judgment on a man who last night en- tered the barber shop on over street Barber Coulier was ant hence Judge Coutier became too and in order to appease Uis own wrath na a barber the judge sent the offender up to the workhouse for six months The man's name was John a police court character of some At about four o'clock this ing three Associated District messenger boys heard a man In the place which is next door and one of them went to Patrolman James Laird at State and Broad streets Laird responded and arrested Bell in the shop When bell said in Court that he went to the shop to a shaie Coutier What At four o'clock in the I At that time how you get in the place It was locked up You crawled over transom Six months on the farm you can't talk to HILL'S PICNIC GROUNDS The Popular Grove Which Was An- Had Closed Will Be Used This Season The picnic grounds on Olden avenue known as Hill's Grove and which have been one of Trenton's most popular summertime pleasure resorts for will be run this season as heretofore notwithstanding the announcement made last fall to the contrary Mr Hill having reconsidered the decision made at that time The grounds can be engaged fur any date after June 1st and during the entire season the large dancing ball feet can also be obtained by and others who desire The De La Refrigerating Com- pany have just put in a new ice plant for Franz Hill's Brewery and the brewery is now in splendid working order M If you want to procure fine writing papers and envelopes to match at about Whal Do von Are looking for a suit V Do you to select one from tlu stock No in town Do you want to Imy it where you will have an ex- act etrtuvuleiit for your money V Do you know we refund money as cheerfully as take it satisfaction is wanting V If you do conic here You will get the no lit of sharp close and easy sure pleasing se See these Cassimere cheviots and in six styles all sack suits well worth 50 at same weaves all wool in nite variety worth at serges cassimeres and cheviots at Blue serge suits 10 12 13.50 and 13 Other suits at 12 and 15 on you can save from to 7 e A line of children's suits at and 2.50 that are worth and 3.50 of anybody's money Samples 111 south window v Can give you best bicycle suit in town for the least money varieties clubs buy here that's the test By von F occurred either from a fall or a blow but I half cost call at No East State THE COMPLAIN He Fears that thn Colonnade Hotel Suicide I iu New York May Be Wire Edward Everett of 1223 South Clinton venue city suspicions that the Mrs Everett who committed suicide n the Colonnade Hotel New York last veek may be the wife of his brother lenry Everett of this tale Mr Everett wrote yesterday to he police authorities of New York in- them that he might be able the woman This morning Mr Everett who is em- ployed with the Union Cash Register said his suspicions were the published of the suicide and were further prompted y the fact that his brother's wife was at one time employed ih a Boston shirt as a forelady Mr Everett does not however know that his brother's wife is missing He has not heard from Ilia brother or the wife for some Lime He has written to lo liis brother to ascertain if Harry's wife is home or not and informing his brother of his suspicions A Wonderful Escape George Gale of this anil H II Johnson of Beverly had a narrow escape from death yesterday afternoon at ington They were engaged in the on a chimney when a heavy wind storm came up and a sudden gust blew the scaffolding upon which the men were at work from under them I Gale grasped the of the chimney but Johnson came down with the ing but escaped with a sprain of Ms right leg and a thorough shaking up The Fire Department's hook and ladder truck was taken to the scone and Gale was taken from his perilous position Hill's Boer is o k on tap at Tony's Noi 108 and Broad St been such a diversity of opinion on this point that every conceivable stand has taken by some one or another In ary the Commissioners of Education went so fur as to discuss the project of absolutely abolishing the High School commencement and a resolution to that effect was offered but not passed Tho general objection to old custom has been that the exhibition of work on com- days did not correctly sent school work but was highly to use the phraseology of Super- vising Principal Gregory in an old report The interruption to study attendant upon giving a great portion of time to preparing a paper to be read by a year-old girl which would go over the heads of an audience of intellectual giants was not considered as time well spent and this was the main reason for the change but not the only one Others were the fact lhat parents were beginning to look upon the expense of graduating a child as more or less of a nuisance Class emblems llowers in profusion presents innumerable and if a girl a handsome gown lo be among the necessities of Uie occasion and tbe expense devolved not only upon graduates and parents upon hosts and relatives who sent presents Two remedies for the latter evil were con- to regulate the that such expenses would be neither or possible or do away with the old custom and after some discussion whether correctly or not is of course a matter of argument the commissioners chose the latter course Templars In Reunion The annual session of the Knights Templars of this State is being held in Masonic Templo The election of officer will take place this afternoon Last night about fifty Past Commanders held A meeting at Hall and later eat lo a at tbe Carpenter Reed Says There ia Too Much Disorder In the Myers Household Next Door A matter at Police Headquarters this morning was the complaint of Carpenter L T Reed of No 151 East Rose street who made a disorderly charge against hia neighbors at No 153 Henry Myers and wife Last night he said Henry wanted some money to buy a pair of shoes but hia wife had all the cash Then a pitched battle of words and then ol blows The bors Reed says have put up with this sort uf Jung long enough for it happens nearly every day He therefore would now swear out warrants and try and break the tiling up The case will be heard tonight The Stallman Dresser Trunk t Large Hatters Suit Against Lawyer E H Murphy John Moses and John L Murphy have filed a in chancery against Lawyer Edward II Murphy for the re-formation of a deed conveying to the latter a tain part of the laud of the Point Pleasant Land Company The property conveyed by tlie deed is the bath houses and a tain part of the beach front the sation being It is charged that the deed calls tor more property than it was agreed lo Sell Murphy is the counsel for the company and drew the deed He denies that the deed calls for more erty lhan he bought but he says he is willing to have the deed cancelled rather than have his associates dissatisfied i Not Sorry Tney are none Mrs Simpson 950 Genesee street said her four-year-old child suffered for two years Tried doctors and other cines without relief Used Worm and passed clusters of seat worms and nest which can be seen at 147 North Broad street To Flay with the New Yorks Michael McLaughlin who been keeping a hotel on Park street town left yesterday for New York He is to pitch for the New York baseball club Mr McLanghlin formerly worked in Roebling's and pitched considerably for local clubs iu city John Barlow the Contract John Barlow has secured the contract for the new cook and boiler house at the State prison The contract price Is 000 The building is to be two stories high and contain an ice plant of quarters ton daily capacity 4 Oat 01 Joseph wells the gypsy boy arrested Sunday to await the inquest into the manner in which the Smith boy was drowned near milts was released on bail last night The inquest will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the court honse Nature assistance it may be best to render it promptly but one should remember to use oven the moat perfect remedies only when needed The best and mest simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup Of manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company if it was from a blow the first question street soon was who inflicted it and the duty of the grand jury was to indict that person The degroe depends upon whether or noi there was an intention to take life Yon are npt a trial continued the justice but are only to hear the dence of the State and determine merely whether there is a probable cause of guilt If so you are to Indict Only one other matter was referred to in the charge ami that was tue illegal voting of certain parties The court stated it had been informed that parties deprived of the right of sufferage withstanding the fad do vote at tions By law persons convicted of tain offenses are deprived of Una ege of voting and it afterwards they do so they are guilty of an additional violation of the law and are subject to fine and imprisonment The prosecutor will bring these cases before you said his honor in closing Tha constables chosen by the grind jury are John Tindall Charles Thorn and James H MacVaugh In the call of cases that of John bert Barnes against Frank A Magowan for alienating the affections of Ms wife Chauncy H Beasley for plaintiff and Edwin Robert Walker for defendant was announced as off for the term by consent of counsel Argument on interrogatories being stricken out will be heard by Judge Gummere the State House on Friday morning at o'clock The list of causes was then called with the following Two cases of American Saw Co v First National Bank ready Samuel K Wilson v William Morgan et al partners etc set down for May IK Joseph J Sleeper v New York Life Insurance Co set down for May 22 James Brook v Odd Fellows Home of N J and John B Fine v William D Daly to be heard by court Joseph Priest v Vandyke B Galick a Princeton case has boen practically settled out of court but such notice was not given as the matter of costs had not been arranged Abner M Morris v Inhabitants of the City of Trenton off for the term All other Supreme Court cases an- as ready In the Circuit Court call of cases that of James C Beebo v Eastern Rubber Manufacturing Co wag declared settled The case of Robber Reclaiming Co v Postal Telegraph Cable Co it was ar- ranged should be heard before another Judge as Judge Gummere was formerly counsel for plaintiff James C Robbins v The Inhabitants of the Township of Hamilton announced as settled Charles A Dilate v Joseph by next friend Counsel James F Clark and Barton Dawes set down for trial on May 19th Isaac Cooper v James S Kiger cutor etc No response The case of Frank H Kite v Andrew J Rider want off for the term by consent George Acock et al v The Mayor and Council partners etc of the Borough of Princeton weal to the bottom of tbe list Successor to K A Donnelly Opera Mouse The May Festival Tonight Bishop McFaul is expected to be present tonight at the May festival at Masonic Hall The festival was largely attended notwithstanding me heat The hall ia well ventilated and those present did not feel uncomfortable The programme this evening will be attractive The different booths are well provided with fancy articles Refreshments are also provided and is no soliciting of hall itself is handsomely decorated in blue aud white by Lang A CITY NOTES An unknown colored man was killed by the cars near Coalport last night His body is now in the morgue The Bayard Relief Corps will hold a musical and literary entertainment iu their rooms on Thursday The high wind yesterday afternoon broke down a large branch on one of tl e old trees in the Cadwalader Mansion yard three tramps tried in Mercer Court last week on a charge of sodomy were acquitted yesterday by Judge Woodruff who had doubts as LO their guilt The tent of on Clinton avenue and Mead street was blown down during the performance afternoon No one was hurt Uppertendom thinks it is too deuced bad that everybody should have taken to ride the bicycle and say that the practice is getting entirely too common for the swell set to indulge in it longer That is really too bad Large numbers of shad were taken early yesterday morning at the various fisheries around Lambertville As many as 500 were taken in one haul The large numbers of shad in this is attributed to two reasons The ing and protecting of the fish by law and the limiting of the length of the Gloucester nets Meeting of Colonial Toe Colonial Dames of New Jersey held a meeting this morning at their quarters on West Slate street The usual reports of officers were received and then an adjournment was had to the Trenton House where a luncheon was The election of officers will take place this afternoon PERSONAL CHAT Miss Young of this city has returned from an enjoyable week with her cousin Miss Helen Boice of East Front street Plainfield Mrs Charles Howell Cook of West State street has joined tbe grand army of cyclists OBITUARY I TINKHAM CARRIER Just the thing for quick of light packages To serve crackers and that's in a jar It's the proper form and be- sides if they're kept in a vessel with a cover they don't absorb the moisture and become insipid A cracker that isn't dry doesn't amount to much Keep them fresh in our cracker jars We imported a big lot of Cracker Jars too many in fact We are going to close them out now at importers prices that's less wholesale you know They are made of Japanese China with Royal Decorations They are a good value at 34 cents each Our price now Just the thing for heavy weights or elderly persona or ladies or others who would like to enjoy the pleasures of a spin on the rond but who are a little afraid to take the on a bicycle Call and see machines or send for Clark Bros Co irenton N J Still selling those nice Ice and Sets Worth and OOc Ice Creams and Worth and Cor N W A demurrer has been filed in the case of Protective Milk tion v Michael F Stryker Joseph F South v Sarah R Moon et al was set down for May 21st All other circuit case announced as ready A AMUSEMENTS The comedy drama Among which will be produced at Taylor Opera House on evening of next week In aid of the Trenton City Hospital is Indeed a production rendered by a strong cast The Misses Robertson of Boston will ba the stars The same company will play at Lambert ville on Saturday evening and later in Caniden Elizabeth C wife of James Proudlove of 53 street died Funeral yesterday aged 42 years Funeral V afternoon at 2 o'clock with vices at the house TEMPERATURE RECORD 11 noon 74 M 90 Snn Moon Moon fid 72 78 P.M A M P.M Drink 0 for it Playing cards by the pack or dozen packs at abont half cost at 146 State street tf Do yon want to an original tation ol the correct in I Rent Store and dwelling with stable cor Broad and Bridge streets frame ing situate No 517 S Broad street brick dwelling with bath hot and cold water No 145 Butler street For Sale or Three-story brick store and dwelling situate on Hudson street near Hamilton avenue Will exchange for a small place in the country session given immediately it M PHI I IPS CO 185 Street AND thl High Grade 96 Lends All fas Decider Ask your grocer SIS Thirty-six Years in the I Business Our Bakery and Confectionery business which was started on April 28 in a very modest way has grown to be the largest iu the city The volume of ness accorded to us by the public is in a certain sense au ment of the pains that we have always taken to use rials to keep things clean and bright and to be always abreast of the times II N Broad St Parasols Sun Umbrellas Umbrellas AT WALLIS yon will find the and moat stylish ment of every grade of for ladies and also a special line for children besides a moat complete line ol Son Umbrellas and Umbrellas to keep you cool and comfortable without tan this warm weather Oar prices are POSITIVELY lower than regular big frity prices Our Parasols are the very latest novelties and well made too Look at them to be convinced Repairing and covering promptly at- tended to best workmanship RICKEY'S JEWELRY TANCY SI OKU KO troot Nt 7 N Bmd St Opp City Si EW SPA PERI
