Trenton Evening Times (Newspaper) - June 20, 1896, Trenton, New Jersey f How's Your re ix vt li ill n ut i nn tin luit will i xiii Times Printing House W ADVERTISEMENT i ir. iiv niMt r i i It HX il wil to It 1- The Evening Times YKA j N. JUNK 1896. We Mastered It We too many Good good business judgment compel im to you every ment in price to come and help unload ourselves of the burden of this The of mir to wash our printed the lly 60- to Gaufre 19 l lie 111) anil printe 1 China 12J the 121 the the 75- cent the lilack satin of shirt waists al are not more one-half tlie early season's ami a percale waist fyr 15 A hundred of lawns a of 2.3- printed the bast cent Indigo blue tlie best quality made of apron fi the choicest 121ccnt styles ed GJ the and lineal dress ginghams lor the 15-cent cents white India 7, and 5 to 25 styles white dotted Swisses in to plain silk warp value Over of the choicest Tiest at cents a price has been 39 cent for colored 23-cenl 10 widest and finest Persian satin 10 ental 12 to skirt to dress one-half and lei on Hundred of silk and black brocaile silk skirls al less than one- half Hie actual wholesale at value lo 08; skirls and value to mixed brocade price was 25 was and 75 all-wool cloth 25 price was 44-uicli black price was wool storm price all-wool bicycle price was black surah price 75 all-wool 3, 50 price was 7.1 cents and black brocade 25 price was 49 Pare cloria would call them lansdowne if we for they are the 4t iu a of a actual A large lot of awning stripes to be sold a eleven quarter 21! a caae ol nary ai 5 une dollar lawn wrappers at 50 to cent colored curtain madras 12-V 41.25 quality bleached taslo our white Marseilles 15 cent dotted curtain 10 10 cent antiseptic crepe We are ready to make you a sale of curtains at a cheaper price than you lace curtains sold at in jour life simply because we have got more thau there is any sense or reason fot haying half price is about the JIRO price you will have to Thousands of our 75 cent are sold at 39 25 and 35 lisle gloves lor 10 35 ana 50 cenT gloves and mills at 19 ami 25 13 Pears soap 10 all soaps and cent to ered 50 15 cent hemstitched 5 men's 12} cent bordered 5 91.49 gloria silk to 98 parasols to From this day we make a break in the price of all our trimmed and untrimmed ments the question now is not how much we can but how quickly we can A lot of quality ribbed the 39-cout ribbed 25c; men's fine balbriggan under- 25 rants 19-ceut fast double ribbed 12J our 25-ctint 19 our 50-cent boot top lisle 39 reductions in down reductions in applique We want to see one of our old-time crowds this want to give you more for your money than you ever got We are determined to reduce our stock and get ready for whatever is to for if hoth political parties should declare for free silver and get possession of the making we want to get out of business without a- moment's BE NIP UNO Princeton and Will Play Oil Ilia Tl on Til eld to for Y. ll. K. A. to tho El 420. After four and a hulf hours of daily the youths compose Princeton base lean will be allowed lo go out of training am bo their own masters again next On day will occur the game scheduled on the Princeton pin Another game H scheduled i of in Xew but that same will be H is the m Hie Princeton's at Cambridge lasl Wednesday gave the Tigers their th game of the nnd very tinned the championship Nans without the ol playing defeated twice at Cambridge and once ut while victory was won al on the afternoon of Meantime active preparations have been on for tho last of the which will occur at New Haven Tuesday with In SITIM between Ine bine and and black each loam hus won two Princeton defeated twice on the of the allowing tlie bin not a single run in either Yale won a scratch at Xew Haven and secured a victory last Saturday in New As the season has the Yale team has shown marked while the have been to the last few Tilt arrival of Coach Billy has made a considerable improvement in the playing of the but their batting is still ll is felt the ton loam talfes a brace with the bat ol the champion ship Pan the val ol were made in makeup of was placed behind the bat and Smith succeeded al Ihe lire placed on first Captain Bradley re- turned to centre Second base has been the weak point during the entire Smith is the best ami is putting up a slar Kelley at played cleanly in Ins recent practice games he Inn been somewhat Ward HIV both in the in nn hind the throwing well and ing the ball in excellent The out- nYU is good Woik alid can be relied The greater portion of lime dining IliK few hai been to batting with a view to bracing the team up for curves next The men have shown some bul nol gained time by anj The team will leave Princeton day going to New where the night will be spent art the Murray Hill hi they will go by train lo Now taking lunch al the Xew Haven House before Ihe preliminary Ihe game the team will disband foi the mid its members will go to their Those are liis players whom Captain will take on the second third Holder and sub- substitute substitute himself as hopeful of defeating the He said that the marked improvement made by his men since the game in New York last Saturday had gUen him great that the men were in good condition and felt although not over When asked whether Easton or Wilson would be placed in the he said lhat he had to eu- Irust Wilson with the of his excellent showing made at Harvard last Should Wilson fail to Easton will be called in from Hie Hold. BRICKS FOR WEST STATE Four Car Loads from Oliphant Company's works Delivered car loads or bricks were carted from the Oliphant Pope Company's works today and deposited along West State from Calhoun to about Prospect be used in paving the It will take a 000 bricks in all to pave the entire dis- tance to Cadwalader The Oliphant Pope Company is at present supplying bricks tj tlie different contractors in the work of ing South South West Mead and Chancery streets The company have refused to bid for plying bricks outside the in order to be able to supply the demand at The present output of the plant is about bricks The company tries to work in harmony with the cily and Ihe local so that work may be kept going as steadily as While ine contractors aro at work pre- paring the the company is getting the bricks ready to be delivered and when the contractor is ready for laying the they are on Jacob kept a crockery store on South Clinton dropped dead last night on the corner of South Broad and Beatty Hemorrhages wore the immediate cause of Mr. Blauth had been health for some George brother-in-law of Nicholas died eral will take place on Monday afternoon with services at Mr. J al Will Thus Go to the Christian Endeavor mm AMONG THEM The Novel or Attending the Proposed and Has Arranged lor by the Expedition Will IVon on 1'nurtli ol nnd wil Fans Through A novel method of visiting the coming annual convention ol the tian Endeavor to h from to has been planned bv the County Endeavor The members of th local body to Jo the lion's on II is known ll the and Washington arc- excellent for wheel and while the is an unusual il per in the opinion of the Although the plan is still in its the wiio have ol this proposed cyclins havi become enthusiastic on the subject ami the committee in charge is sure thai Ihe allair will prove an immense It is the of the to leave Newark or al S a. m. will be st stopping wil breakfast In making the route as planned takes tne cyclists over the attractive roads through Hilton and is ihe next objective point and from there the riders will go to Now From Metuchen tlie route will be direct to At the last-named time will lo the college 3U1KH tho trim Princeton the route brings the riders lo this a slop for ner and a short rest will be is next on Ihe and Irom there it is a twenty IPS to reach This 13 as lar as the tourists wilt go on the Tim morning will be in tiling points of st in he On Chaster and Wilmington follow in order on the Supper will be had at From the route lakes Ihe riders to Delaware ay via New Al Delaware the night boat of tho a and comfortable carrying all wheels will bp The sail takea the party through the Delaware and Chesapeake and across the Chesapeake Bay to On tire third day the run from nore to Washington will be made Pike In distance will not exceed 200 The best roads only will be Kvery ellort is lo be made by the to make the trip full of Friends of the would like lo join the pasty are cordially and are requested to send in their names at once to the A. G. 5 Clinton and Oscar 29 Brunswick all of is little doubt but thai a- arge number will be on hand ready to ndi all the The Maurice of the First a ot the First Baplist Cycle will oin Ihe FAVOR CUBAN Jersey Condemn the Cruelty of Spanish Soldiers Tne Iwo session of Ihe Grand Army of tlie Republic of New Jersey al Asbury A resolution was with Cuba in her efforts for It denounced ia severe terms ho cruelty of the Spanish lowad lie Cubans captured in who are to death or consigned to life in Spanish It ated the Cubans upon the by them toward the Spanish llers who have fallen into their 7he resolution then went on to say thut t is the duty of tho United States to recognize the lights of the uban The elected for the ensuing besides Department of this and senior Vine com- George E. of junior vice Samuel of John Charles E. of Red Council of John W. B. W. W. Corryell and The delegates elected to the National al St. Louis in September vere C. S. W. H. C. F. W. F. A. Lower and Stephen M. Long. of will elect the time and place for the next It. is that some resort will be selected for the annual Atlantic Asbury Park and Cape May are all after Jio honor of the veterans Tim of G R elected the department Helena of Jersey Anna M. of Jersey senior Elizabeth nt junior yice Lizzie of Jersey and of The Council of Administration Is com- of Carolina 0. Susan and Frank Strickland is the to the An 1'hnecl 01 a Jersey June Columbus a wealthy farino living on the Franklin Park was out of Tuesday he was approached by a stranger as president of the National Bank He alot owned by man at and agreed with Beek man to visit to the place on The si ranger relumed on inn with Beek man drove oil toward A little way-down the road met a man in a ions white linen cluster ul asked a Howe but became engaged conversation and the stranger producer a pack of canK The cards were deall and 1 lie stranger informed Beekman ami Howe Unit they had each won which he had paid Larger slakes were played all winning in and finally Beekman and Howe won The refused lo them the unless would show the samp amount to prove that could if they had Howe said that get from his bank and friends if Beekman would produce Beekman the men to drew out of the Cranbury bank and placed in a satchel in the custody of the Then they drove him to the John Henry and giving him a Howe told him to await awhile until he got his The men drove away The valUe when opened was found to contain only some slips of green paper and a poker by there had been a of in Ihe ride from Ihe Cranbury bank to The suspicions of Charles the cashier of the hail been aroused by of money and by the fact thut a stranger was with lie secured carriage and followed the but trace ot nt riage hid is believed to be long to John V. in New u similar one hired from on and has nol yel been The annual the of the Reserves of N. J. will mid end July 2ilth. The reserves will Ajax for at on July 1st, hey will then be towed lo a point oil Washington Park on the The regular routine tamo us is used in HIP will then be given in various lines will be and tho and men be n watch duty and of Trenton City Tiie condition of of the Trenton lty Le igue is said to bo The managers and owners of the grounds are perfectly satisfied with the they have achieved in their under- Naylor and Bray of Ihe Rowleys have the forces of the League and their services will to Ihe teams Because of the illness of tho of the company the stand and Improvements have been Opened a Just ice's Police Justice of Jersey 3ity, was by the news He showed his humor Ify giving half dollars to eral poor boys who were arranged before dm for For another noor bov ie ordered a square His good lature went so far in the caae of Frank aged 10, of Tenn for on the that ID found a position as boy for ei Is iu Lawyer Almost as Good as Tlie greatly please the 'The two said a the two great centres of the and Ihe will be as willing lo vote for Cinley and Hobart as they would have been to vote for Gets the Commissioners Kafer and Convery of he Fire and Police Telegraph Committee held a conference last and the con- ract for work as Ticker 0 storage police 88 cells storage Moore School Room There a the f Wilbur in the W. G. Cook of on Monday evening which will no doubt be largely attended s the matter of providing chool xoom for the children will be on the on the base ball he Samuel were defeated y by a of 12 to The Captain Isaac defeated ho Shop Juniors by 13 to 14 The Modem Beanty on good food and with lenty of exercise in the open Her orm glows with health and her face looms its If her system pda the cleansing action of a laxative medy she uses the gentle and pleasant by the California vlg Syrup Do Yon want to See It Albert Phillips near with tape orm for two Had an enormous which did him no Tried Remedy and passed a ape worm 38 feet which be een at 147 North Broad With the Jersey Delegation He Will Reach Won EXPECTED ABOUT FOUR O'CLOCK Will he at the Clinton Street Station With a to Serenade the Candidate lur Vice 1'rcKicleiit Mr. bart Will Not Slop hut Will Go to nt An ut Other r Garret A. Hobart ihe Jersey Irom the S Louis convention did nol at 1'37 o'clock as had been ex- Their Kun about three hours late when C. Yard telegraphed to Hie TIMES from delegation Hobart will reach about H late Comptroller Hancock telegraphed to William thut the train was three hours and Mr. so 1'rof. Winkler who was waiting at the banil will be at Hie slation again four o'clock until the train A lame crowd is expected at that Tim services of band had been cured by Darker is the St. Louis and sent a telegram to Mr. Captain John F. Reed and thirty uni- formed of Pythias members started to Brislol at marching through the streets with Bayard Post Drum Corps in ibe old and other popular Many thought the procession was for the purpose of meeting Hobert and tho local and a large crowd gathered ul the but soou dispersed when saw the buy and go gangway to all to the is speeding east ward with Garret A the ican Vice Presidential The New tram is made up o three sleepers and W. J. private car Across the bodies the cars on big the Ohio and Protection unc Sound At e and in every place ILc party pusses t U lustily and nt nearly even own the train 13 The journey one grand A. NPW most well-known at The en- hero was something wonderful crowd learned that States Senator Sewell was on the with Hobart and it gave hrni a happy re- for the newspapers had hem what a prominent part he had taken n naming tho While Mr. stood in the midst of a big group if politicians a breathless messenger boy up eagerly Mister The candidate was pointed out to him and the lad passed a to him June 19. I send you my cordial congratulations and wish you wight visit me on way happy learned he contents of this message they went While the crowd was thickest here Congressman Loudenslager got a pretty little girl in low and pushed her to see Mr. Slid timidly put one hand forward and looked up to the heavy lie grasped the hand and drew her toward kissed to the delight of the THE BREWER SISTERS A Double weeding With the Prison clan Daughters the There was a double wedding Thursday in Trinity the two brides being daughters of Dr. Charles resident physician at the State Miss Wirt S. Brewer was married to Henry S. Rachel Brewer was married lo Dr. John S. The church was beautifully with lilies of the lilies and white brides were gowned gandie over white trimmed ately with duchesse They carried white prayer books with sprays of ange The four maids of honor were the Misses Mane and iliss Minnie daughter of and miss Nina sister of the The attendants wore white The two in white over and two in white over were Miss Adelma Miss Edith of D. daughter of the late Gen. C. U. S. Miss Emma of and Miss Ethel of The best men were Edwin of and William T. of The ushers Harry brother of Herbert Bartlett and Edward of brother of the The brides were given away by their and the Rev. Charles Brewster The Brewers are connected with some of the old ot The brides are of the Confederate J. E. B. Stuurt and grand- daughters of the late S. A. INTENT TO ami Made Against Gable by Foreman of Bank is under bail to answer in Court Ihe charge of atrocious assault and with intent to C. Harry Bakei bailed him out from Police this morning at and Gable u The as near as it can tie owing to the conflicting of the parties is that Joseph an of the Trenton Electric Light and Pun of which is fore Last at about C Gable was discharged on the ground alleged by McCoy that he had been so drunk for a week thai he was unable to do good Gable was somewhat intoxicated at the time of Ins and demanded the money due which McCoy told him would be but that as could not pay The mini cane after which time the farts Gable says a number of men held him while pounded and in self he pulled out pocket knife and lied Foreman McCoy in the McCoy suvs that without any lawful drew his knife and slabbed The is the is severely thought not Ho preferred a of atrocious assault and with lo kill against Gable immediately with the result NEWS i Grand Kally of tlie Christian deavor Union to bo at Cadwalader The Trenton Union is to lioU a grand rally in Cadwalader on Monday June 2'Jtlf. President J. ent French is to give Hie Endeavorer in the city out and make mis the lur previous A Junior 1ms been organized the Fifth Rev. Frank C. and it hus wilh n from the under the bright leadership of Clandin A of Junior and Senior was meeting 01 the two societies will beheld tomorrow 1 The Junior Society of the Olivet tist Church held their closing exercises June 12ili, and will meet Mrs. James wife of is Miss They a ishing ninety bers CITY The first of July will be observed as Jersey at by Hie of the State W. C. T. U. Tlie Business College closed ils annual session W. Holt Apgar delivered a lecture on Commercial The Police Department base ball team received black caps which were a gift Marshall i ol North Broad John 01 will b at Cochran Park with the Quaker Cilj Athletic Club They will open the park on 4th and 5th. Class Day of tlie Trenton City High Shool will be celebrated at Association Hall on Monday morning at 10 An interesting has been Lilian the six-year-old daughter of Arthur ol Chestnut dentally fell out of a rocking chair afternoon and Hie in her Dr. Adams was called in nnd set the The stood the painful operation exceedingly PERSONAL Cards are out announcing tho marriage of Miss Sussie of D. to James Miss Maggie of is the guest ef her Deputy Prison Keeper of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Green and next week for Spring where tney will the warm E. Gibbon of West State left today for San where he will attend the American Civil Engineers Society Ferdinand W. left for where the amily enjoying the s and will enter that college in the to Lincoln The Aid Society of tho Calvery will take an excursion to Park on the boat on TEMPERATURE Annual oring Sale always loo the on carry liing through tho put and then laugh to them T lind I have of suits mode or the to he found in and and Some are lined with expensive silk and have silk hacks to 1he They wire too good and tho price loo high to sell The limn sold for and To clear Others are suits for suite for for suits for Then are the suils got the hig drive T made in Now Five styles al worth styles at worth ten styles at 7.50: four worth CUM 4 TO 14 YEARS Ti. nut will sell for lor suits for The stock will do it 14 19 YEARS lm mailo to here is for suits for Cuts su J suits lor for for like it FAMOUS Successor to R. Donnelly i OREO You have in is the fact that we are well us jobbers and We usually dt mail prices We sell of worth at Now TO piling to you at less than got a lot of sample lamps They've served to make for them has passed and we're to give them now at lesa than the coat of They will go like r Kir Vaso to 1 1 ilL 73 6.-) I 1.60 All with Mammoth burners and handsomely VASE 81 .Is to 60 a reduction of from 50c. to SO on each This is positively the lamp of A bis bargain In every Tor the Illustration ut this see our H C UK Mi id Warren and Hanover s A i BELMAR nearly on 7 11 8P. an row loon wts 10 SI 78 1C, 8G 89 A. H. P. M. P.M. 12.30, A.M. Catarrh and Believed in 10 to 00 One short of the breath through the with nub bottle of Dr. thin powder over the of the ful 11JO it PHI w wd Came Back After Three Annie Liberty Bartered from if Did not cat a square meal n three became good and ia now feeling A little now front and nicely located on Fourth overlooking the river half from the river and blocks from the Dot 50xl'50 lately occupied by the Charles now ted in tho and who no ther use for the Will sell at a great sacrifice and on very easy M. Phillips 185 8. Broad N. J. Do you want your paired or We can Uo do 4tflow--how Cycle 7 South I TOMAN Electrical I from No. 6 to No. ZO IN Immense For a A lot of made Bne only 60c., worth one lot 69c., sold at A splendid choice lot of finest made only One lot very handsome Children's 15c In and also dren's several lots fine goods reduced to one-half of former All the highest grade of Underwear at half A bargain in Vests at 5n., ut 15e. any Many special bargains if you only come in and ask for them at out The only place to procure ts cluss fine Sun or serviceable WAI l KV Parasol ind Fancy 7 North Machine Mixed Bread is Best Hill's is mixed and kneaded by machinery hundreds of loaves in a The does the work thoroughly and the workmen's are kept entirely out of the ask for HUM and insist ou grocer ting it. i C. HILL
