Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - July 18, 1885, Trenton, New Jersey vou in WHOLK NO 18 1885 I1 WO IT IS STILL A WHAT HEALTH LOVER THINKS He Finds for Complaint near and Comply with tbe Law To the Editor of THB T TRENTON July 18 Some ago it stated in your that night scavengers and less excavating companies were depositing the night soil outside the city and that they were taking proper care of it Does that statement still hold I for one think not Yesterday I was a visitor ot the encampment at Grove and a stench was borne on the almost unbearable The stench nc t only unbearable bnt if one was to remain in it it wonld result in to his health It was evident tbat the night soil is m t in all cases disposed of as is required by law Tne scavengers are supposed to dig pits put tbe offensive matter in it and then see that it is properly covered up Thus it is prevented from being an ing disagreeable and unhealthy nuisance Dm the Health In- spector and Board of Health extend beyond the city Or have they the power to com- pel the scavengers to properly do their work If should at nm f institute a search for tbe offending parties and make them either comply with tbe law or abide by the consequences I do not wish to censure the Health Inspector because T he hard to do his duty Perhaps be is ant of the cause of the present complaint If he this will put him on the track of Pardon me for occupying so much of your space but I feel it my duty to post the authorities they remove this unhealthy nuisance Mrs Wm Edge of Chambersburg for England to-day James Moses famijy on Wednesday went to Spring Lake for the swton Mrs daughter of New York City are visiting friends in this city Joseph Burroughs has been paying a shot t visit to his sister in Connecticut W J Convery and bride retained from their weeding trip on Tuesday evening State Treasurer Toffey and Colonel Wednesday atr Point Pleasant Thomas J Deane has been improving bis Eastern trip by a visit to the seashore State Comptroller Anderson and family are enjoying themselves at Point Pleasant William E Hull left for Thursday where he will take up his dence Fred W Darlington and wife have been enjoying tbe past two weeks at White- haven Pa Joseph Burroughs and a parly of left this morning for a week's Ulp to Supreme Court Clerk been spending a few at the tal On Thursday he called on the dent James McCain and family are ing at Washington Crossing Honau will leave for the same place next week Anthony Page a native of this city who HEALTH LOVER DAY A Successful Night Attack on Bayard Post's j Yesterday WM rather a quiet day at the encampment Tne comrades were rather sleepy A joke them the night before by Comrade Hill who sounded an alarm at three o'clock in tbe morning The word was quickly passed around that a gang of toughs had made an attack on the camp Guns and revolvers possession of and tbe were soon in pursuit of what proved be au inVisible gang The comrade was nearly overwhelmed with blessings Sleep for the night however virtually at an a comrade discovered asleep he was tied up in a blanket earned to the stand aud made to treat This afternoon the E H Moore Pioneer will give an exhibition drill In tbe evening a grand display of fireworks will he given To-morrow will be the day of tbe wop when full band will give a sacred Suicide In it Branch Hotel 17 -A sensation canoed at the Atlantic Hotel about afternoon it became known that an attempt at suicide had been made by John Harrington a young man aged 20 vud of good employed a hall boy by Henry Howland proprietor of the hotel To a lady who discovered him in of the hotel he exhibited a box formerly containing on the contents of which he informed her he had token in three doses Dr Riley who is stopping at the hotel and Dr Hughes were at once summoned but every effort to resuscitate hint proved unavailing and he died after much suffering at 8.30 in the evening No cause is known for the act as young Harrington has been uniformly in the best of spirits He bns been em- ployed in the same position for several seasons and was very popular the of the hotel Sporting Oft Monday the Burlington nine will play Browns here latter rt ill the following Alexander 2b Riley 3b Burroughs c Ib Wykoff rf Grenelle p Mather If cf This is the only game the Browns will play here next week on account of prc v Base ball games yesterday resulted if Philadelphia York 3 Boston 2 10 Virginia 8 ark 2 Lancaster 16 Norfolk 9 Trenton 7 In Philadelphia last night a fight with bare fists took place between Fred Stewait and Arthur Frazier two colored pugilists former in four rounds Raiding and ens of Fasten shot a pigeon match yes afternoon for a side fifty birds The wan a tie of forty-five birds each Seven more birds were shot at and killed by both men and the match decided off no birds being obtain able has been a resident of Southwestern several yeara has removed to Trenton with his family Secretary of State Kelsey h anticipating a pleasant time in Europe with They will sail for Hamburg on the of this month Before their they will a tour of Europe if A and Coleman returned a trip to Europe They visited Ireland England Wales France Switzerland many Holland and Belgium Tney were iu Paris at the time of Victor Hugo's funeral A Dropa A horse belonging to Mr J F Fritz who keeps a bakery at No 394 South Warren street dropped dead on Broad street near the Court house about five o'clock this morning The animal was as well as usual this morning and ate its breakfast all right Mr Fritz cannot tell what was the direct cause of its death but supposes it THE HEAT NOT AFFECTING POLITICS t HOW President Cleveland's Suit t Senator Beady NEW July 17 Even though the weather be so hot and so New Yorkers have fled to pastures there are yet enough politicians in town to keep matters cal in perpetual commotion be- ing layed for the coming Ml campaign and the usual plans mapped out for- the approaching struggle The rumor in the Gubernatorial race is that if Ex- Mayor Cooper Democratic tion Tammany Hall is going to bolt and put up Mr Joseph J O'Donohue as an op- position candidate AH to the appointments that President Cleveland is making not only the ians but the people here a great interest and pleasure the careful selection are made able interest has been manifested by New Yorkers in a proposed appointment which a short ago created considerable discussion in onr papers I refer to the case of bert Jones who is an applicant for the con- at Calleo It is a significant that although some ot onr papers at first printed the cowardly personal attack upon him yet after the the ter was ascertained all of them Republican as well as Democratic came out on his side and had nothing but words of tion for Mr Jones He bus many friends here in New York to whom his abilities and scholarly are well known and hm appointment will receive only proval from all After such cruel and unreasonable opposition it only position for DO SAY That the soda water trade is remarkably brisk That are still forming plans concerning tbo removal That Bucks county people are ing in the damming of the Delaware scheme Tbat this hot wave has caused to seek tbe cool breezes at the mountains That West State street and Clinton and Green wood attract many aders during the evenings That much marketing was done in town this morning at the well supplied fish fruit vegetable and That Trenton may well be proud of the progress made since 1880 in the just ing of the census enumerators That during the hot weather need of a public park or recreation ground is felt more and more by the club That Millham be much improved the of sidewalks and gutters under the supervision of the Township That those gentlemen who have so ly given their time and services in aid oi tbe Fresh Air worthy of the praise bestowed That the sidewalks in various portions ol tbe city have been much improved since Mayor Donnelly's order concerning the re- moval of all obstructions That some decisive action should be taken concerning Petty's Run Property owners are to breathe thp stench arising from the exposed portions That the statement made by a Plainfield AND PARK LAST SUNDAY'S RELIGIOUS SERVICES Doings at the are Sum Largo Furniture Establishment nod Jubilee TIMRS Who WHS that young man who invited his best girl to go to Hill's last night and as they were coming out borrowed a the tee 7 paper that the rink eleven It about Attacked by Roughs Manager T S Trimmer th attacked a ang of roughs in the Swamp He wan engaged in stringing the wires The roughs wanted him to buy them a worth of beer which he o do Word was sent to the Police Station mt the crowd had dispersed when the at present enjoying a gang of burglars Benjamin Lupton's glass factory at on was destroyed by fire on Thursday np J About fifty dentists are in attendance at he convention of the New State Park is so an his enemies have not advanced a single objection to him I have happened to hear considerable discussion here of late over the charges made about a week ago in a Trenton paper Senator McPherson and his denial of such charges Tbe Sena tor's manly and fall denial of slimly supported charges seems to have carried the popular verdict for him by a very large majority Yesterday the English arrived in the Harbor after a day's trip from the other side ami now having her spin The another English contestant for the in the International Yacht Race will be here about the first of next The Genesta is built ou the model Her extreme breadth is 15 Set while she has fl length of 90 feet over all The Company performed a maneuver of the true Jay Goul 1 style this week They seized by phone the wires of the American Rapid Company decided yesterday that they must surrender them New York up to 96 the other day why nobody seems to Probably the enormous quarterly dividend of one per cent they have just paid caused the boom J S profit a fertile brain But that it was a paying entei prise is not to be doubted That Bayard Post's encampment at has been a most enjoyable affair and that between the powers of um- mer Boy of tho and other vets the fireworks this evening tbe camp will close with great eclat The Fresh Air Fund Balance last reported BY J L CHAPMAN B L Disbrow 7 27 1 00 Special Correspondence of THE TIMES GROVE July 18 Last Saturday as we predicted there was a large increase in the population of the Grove aud Park If the weather has anything to do with it we may predict a still greater increase to-morrow The and boarding for it May they not be disappointed It is surprising how the authorities here are able to give such a variety of services and entertainments so as to keep up the interest from day to day Last Sunday while the new church had a good congregation listening to an able sermon from Dr G W Miller of phia a large audience attended at the Auditorium to hear Dr John M who is the associate of Dr Vincent in tne school work of the M K Church The sermon was all that could be desired the multitude listening for an hour to grand thoughts well expressed The text was from Job Canst thou by searching find out a Ironi Japan preached in the evening and very much interested the people The beach meeting at 6 o'clock large for the The Sunday school was well attended as were all the meetings of the day Of the prominent citizens who spent tbe Sunday at tbe Giove we might mention Governor Hill ot NPW York it don Judge Joel Parker of Freehold at the saine place J Bernard the noted French tourist is also stopping at the Sheldon A number of prominent are occupying their pottage at present Mr William Dolton Mr Joseph Mr Wood General and others COLORED JUBILEE The greatest gathering of this week was the Missionary Jubilee of the African Methodist Episcopal Church A general excursion brought the people from New York Philadelphia and all parts of New Jersey A mass meeting was held at the Auditorium on Thursday afternoon called the Jubilee and pre- MRS COL That bridge promises to become another Bridge of Sighs I am sorry to see that the Fresh Air Fund is crawling up so slowly So meritorious a chanty should not need urging to induce people to subscribe I should think that those who have the and don't con- tiibute would blush for shame when the morning after it is overdue newspapers shall publish tho account of the exclusion and picture the ray of sunshine it lifts cant across tho darkness with which en- so many young lives The young lady whom I maU this re-mark last Thursday night as I out to the Post Office hit the squat o on the head Major pair ot would bring more hard cash at an auction sale than pair of the who rebuke the temerity ot every woman who dares to go down town without their permission I would that this ia rather rough on thu Major's drumsticks ware Brings the tast to 4 the Surface nnd It to Its Happy Owner In 1869 sixteen years ago Col Lodor aud wife were enjoying a row on the ware river the lady put her hand into the w ater On her wrist was a heavy enameled gold bracelet the gift of the Colonel The bracelet became unclasped and fell off her into the water MTU Lodor grieved it its loss but was unable tore cover it evening as were living in the river at the upper bridge one of them Harry Fowler upon coming up from a dive exhibited to his companions a bracelet which upon proved to be the Mrs Lodor Her name was found engraved on the inside Upon reaching home the lad looked in the directory found the Colonel's and returned the bracelet to Lodor She had given up all hopes of ever finding it and consequently wan overjoyed at recovering it a sub- stantial reward and he says it to dive he ever made in his life Sometimes Nate Ivins sells au paii of shaes iu lact of doing that sort of thing quite often in a while the thrifty husbandman uot having a wagou big enough to pan y his discarded honing boxes along be aud out of thf goodness of his heart to genial and sunny Nate I under- stand that when the first tiller of the soil got this guvo him bis pledge of affection Nate stood aghast on to with em Pending the solution of tbe he in Jm Honoring Principal The Educators of America closed its 7th annual convention at Jacksonville 111 on Wednesday It was the largest by the tiou and had from all ol the United States and Canada The were elected for the suing year President A J Rider tou N J Secretary and Treasurer A 6 Osborne Rochester N Y Executive Com- S S Packard N Y D T N f L Poughkeepsie N Y ilh BY W E GILBERT Cash Lewis Stewart Malcomb Bayard Pannie BY F K F E Arend 1 1 00 00 00 00 00 00 25 5 00 2 25 Total 52 A L Treas Tho EOT W B ledor of St John's Episcopal Church Elizabeth tendered his resignation to take effect September 1st The menhaden fishing vessels from New York are catching large quantities of food fish along the New Jersey coast and the re- sult is and was never poorer than it is at present The American Sea Wall Company of Long Branch been incorporated with Cbas H Bamsey of Albany President and ren Leland Jr Secretary They propose to prevent further encroachment of the sea upon the bluff During the absence of Mrs Mary Mahler who keeps a dry goods store on Liberty street Union Hill yesterday Lucy year old girl crept behind the counter and stole articles worth She was locked up to await trial Mrs Hill of op Thursday took a quantity of arsenic by mistake for magnesia aud did not discover the she began to suffer great physical agony when it was too late to save her though every endeavor used to do so Joseph Bonld of 49 years old a collar maker and a hard-working and in- mechanic became despondent be- cause he could uot shake off tbe drinking habit and ou Thursday night Swallowed a dose of laudanum An inquest will follow A Wilmington Del painter Belters a short time ago wooed and won Miss Emma Board man of Bridgeton and happy to It now transpires that Belters has three ing wives and is divorced from neither has He On Thursday 15 yens of age attempted to force brother James out of a Jersey City butcher shop in which he had found him Ja seized a cleaver but it was wrested from him and then he plunged a knife stomach Lot not to live It appears that the fire which has been de- the bogs of Darlington county not wholly extinguished by tke rain and is still smouldering There aie feaio that it will break oat again In tion to the losses reported is to be added destruction of Chariot of acres neat Mill The tost of bogs St Michael's Chapel Clinton avenue Services at 4 f M Messiah's Church Preaching at 10.30 A- kt and 7.45 P M Key L will be services in the Second Presbyterian Church at A M and P.M Street M E Church The pastor Rev E Hewitt will preach at A M and P M Church Rev M L Hofford D D pastor Services in tha rooming at State Street M Eli ford A 111 preach at A M and Rev Mr Rev A dill preach iri Church Taylor skoot near 10.30 A M No services in the evening Broad E Church by the pastor Rey W H Luther Morning sub- ject Brotherly Evening subject Man Central M E Church Preaching bj the W f C Strickland 10.30 A M M by Pev Albert St Paul's A M E Z Church North WillOH street Rev E M 8 tan ton A M and P M vices Simpoon M E Church Rev R Preaching at 1030 A M by the pastor At 7.45 V M on the Life of Joseph fu of die of H John's Church by fire services be held Badly Lizzie a little daughter of Mr William W Lee of street severely scalded yesterday afternoon by upsetting a kettle of hot water upon herself Her leg and ia now doing well Attention Attention of the proper authorities is called to a water closet at the corner of Montgomery and Allen streets which is a nuisance to the neighborhood Will Not Ban To-morrow The hacks of the City Railway Company will not run to Greenwood Cemetery morrow on account of the encampment of Bayard Post AMONG TOILERS coal trade is moderately active with au increasing demand for all sizes Prices changed Many manufacturers declare that paper is tho coining king that is destined in great measure to drive wood and iron to a very extent out of general use Birdsall Barker's salt block at Bay City started up Friday They say they Will start up one saw in their mill to day if enough men can be found to do the work Adirondack Steel ar Jersey City in which over 100 men where employed have shut down The machinery will bo sold at auction Dullness of trade is the sided over by Bishop bell delivered the principal address An address was also made by Dr Stewart of Philadelphia A collection was taken up for the missionary fund amounting to The was at Asbury Park in the establishment in Asbury Park at the head of Wesley Lake was discovered to be on tire last Saturday evening The proprietor was sitting ing a cigar in the tront of his store when the alarm of fire startled him and others A huge volume of smoke came pouring out of the finishing room of the factory Officer Bordea the fire alarm and few minutes the engines of the Grove and Park were on the spot and pouring a heavy stream of water on the flames They were soon The believes the fire was the work of an as there was nothing in the building that he knew of to Audi a fire If it hud occurred fh the night we wonld probably have had another big con- Affected by the Heat James Yelland one of the kiln hands employed at the Eagle Pottery was over- powered by the heat when drawing kilu yesterday He lies at home sick and a had to be called in NEWS OF THE MORNING mid at Home and Abroad Earthquake shocks have recurred in mere within the few days It is said that the Railroad Com- pany will shortly reorganized The Anglo Russian mar scare punts to luve boon the work of St 7.30 9 and 10.30 A M until farther notice Trinity M E Church by the Q C Stanger at A M and 7.45 P V Subject for evening The Red that God ninth in the series A If E Bev H M At 8 P M hr the Subject in a Foreign T of ule and di of Fifth Church and Mith the Warren Street jrr A f aud P Cor- the a feeble attempt to waft them away but the shoes were weighty of themselves and the heavy that to them like a life insurance agent to a possible was too much for the element Visions oi ou every baud Health In- spector hove in aud tbe block trom Hanover to State another barrel of buried Landlord Murphy bis cellar steps with a strong solution of copperas Sibley the Italian vender on coiner his stock of Bananas aud threw away a lot of spoiled fruit Speuce Bower closed the Hanover street door oi Hie and stood in of bia Greene street racking his head foi a means of deliverance from a charge that weighed down upon him heavier than thu Russian crown on the Czar's head or a hundi 1 u r mortgage lai -a man led Nestor of tbe Mnh his way to the hallway of Odd Fellows Hall where that distinguished coterie make then rendezvous His eye and nose espied the source of all this activity at once and he made a mental comparison of his own with the discarded waifs He looked around him a couple of times and Nate's responsibility and tho Nestor into the hallway from which they both emerged shortly and Greene street once more had au opportunity to buy tbe salve for which it was yearning at live cents a yearn I am something of Contact witli the sharper side of human has die out nil optimist a- I am however I am to the witchery of feminine buH don't believe that a pretty get mad in so public a plate as Grove on a afternoon It shows the how her face will look wrinkled in old age to see its handsome lines all in jealous rage Nor is it very edifying to hear poisoned invective rolling from between u girl's lips tbat would be more becoming in some of the who bespatter the pavements on State corners with tobacco juice every night as they criticise the ladies who pass by City The election of Mr Rider mous Upon assuming the chair great applause the Professor wid If I had had an opportunity to prepare for 1 might have hud something edifying to oiler I appreciate the great ot the office The chairman is the Association whose help alile to him Let us work together and make the foundation of our organisation tbat it will be a power in the aud breadth of the land ou tbe Long ELIZABETH July 17 engine at- to regular freight train No 342 which leaves Jersey City at 230 A- U plunged into an open draw over the nay livei ou the Long Branch division of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad day Jacob Cole the engineer was buried in the ruins of the wrecked locomotive and had oue leg cut off and was Fireman Johnson Sutco hurled into the hut crawled out badly hurt and walked to The rest of the of four cars on the track All trains are running on the Pennsylvania road A Graceful Rider A Second citizen list evening dj by Ms graceful cai and beautiful of his horse which wasi a frisky fall tut The the funny side of tbe affair and went at hm exercise as if it was hard work He labored under the of not Having a saddle The horse had one good trait it loved to linger near the stable A pleasant time had at the picnic tuo Trinity M E Sunday School at Mori is villa Grove i 1 1 The Pottsville Iron and Steel Company Deft lur their steel at with all the rapidity possible and have given an order for bricks The ham sawing employees packing house Chicago have struck wages per 100 pounds On ineo were put to work in the strikers places at 70 cents per 100 pounds the old price When the new men were returning from work Wednesday night they were attacked by tbe strikers and three of them were badly benten There no trouble Thursday but more trouble js anticipated Teething Use Wood's I ing Syrup In Spain during the parf twenty four hours their new i of cholera and deaths Charley Rose's in robbing a iv n pay it All inta Ins to light the Uo hie The strikers SriT Said fo be desperate and a letter ting to Ire fi om one of their leaders threatens murder hostile Indians have been seen in Kansas for days but the are leaving their reservation iu Nebraska it is fui A ibid into Kansas No substantial proof can be discovered of the rumor tlut a settlement of thu trunk linn question involves the suspension of work on the South Pennsylvania The steamer for Boston was totally wrecked June 21st off Capo The captain and part of the crew were drowned i George Johnson a farmer of on Thursday night entered the room where his wife with his Grace Rand a beautiful girl of 19 cut giro's throat from ear to car and going oat com- mitted suicide He is to have been in love with his and maddened jealousy at her approaching marriage with honor Capt Stahl is a happy man His ter Kosie K has just completed a three years course at Mount St Mary's Convent Montreal Canada and graduated with the highest a of sixty-three She delivered the valedictory iu English and French received the class gold ating medal for best scholarship a gold medal for good conduct first prizes in French and music also prizes for plain sewing and mentling She will to her home m next week will be a meeting of the Board of Health in Hall on Monday after- noon at 3.30 o'clock The Trenton Cruising flub started this on their annual trip patuoug is their destination Temperance Mooting this evening atH P M m W CrT U in same place at 3.45 P M to be dressed by Bev A The Board of will meet the uance Committee of Common Council toil evening to the aggregate of At the next mooting of Council the tax rate for the ensuing year will be fixed r Parts ASHURY PARK July 17 The Board of have prohibited the street parades of the Salvation Army and other organizations The fifteenth annual meeting of the New Jersey Dental Society sloped night Pinney of Newark was chosen President Four Weeks Wm H Evernham 84 years of age who has nourishment kind for the fonr died at his home 101 Cooper street at 12 o'clock last night i Dr A 111 be at West State street daily Consultation Get your Pit southwest corner State and 84 Tho best Soothing Syrup can have a t y Ton Delaware Coil and Ice street Telephone 156 Wanted to on cunty six per cent and if profits Case A Walker 105 E Ire it For TT Soothing Syrup Hoarding at Aih ment in ft
