Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - November 22, 1886, Trenton, New Jersey VOL V NO 1261 MONDAY 22 1886 The Massachusetts Statesman and Author Passes Away SICK ONLY A FEW DAYS Another Name Added to the List of Departed Leaders Dead at a Ripe Old Age After a Long and Honorable Career Sketch ot Hit T Ife Legislator Congressman Diplo- mat and Arbitrator Nov 22 Francis Adams died early yesterday morning at his home in Mt tnis city His death will be a matter of no surprise to any one who knows the of the lust few of his For nearly a decade there has boon a decay of and physical powers which only a remarkable vitality has boen able to resist so long The end when it came was simply the flickering out of the last spark of vital life which had boon fading away 69 gradually the change from day to day was not perceptible It is fully ten years m the opinion of member of Mr Adams family since the of both mental and physical powers first manifested itself The breaking down of his splendid intellect was somewhat more rapid than the gi increase of physical feebleness but for a long time only those in associated with the venerable man were able to detect the mental Indeed until the very last Mr was a quiet dignified gentleman who simply took no interest in what was going on about him The intellectual collapse was however BO complete that for two years he has bcm to recognize any of his family except perhaps his estimable wife By force of tom apparently he would respond when dressed with the greetings of the day but would soon relapse into silence Nothing roused him except occasionally a burst of mirth m his presence when he would in the general laugh There were no offensive features of his infirmity whatever the outward effect being simply complete reticence Since he was made the victim of sharpers who took advantage of his weakness four years ago Mr Adams has always been companied by an attendant He has at no lorn as a ai tro ng bt ut in He wab inn ie di in mall the on which lid not at that time so much to do as it now Ho w also put on the hbi ary committee It w as not until the end ot May 1860 that he made his n a k in congress the last daj of the month ha addressed the house m of the of the Republican and hib listened to with the Ho stumped the northwestern stales foi Lincoln m pany with Mr in national HOD that follow oi A Fortune NEW YORK Nov 22 body of a Ger named Eger aged 67 was found in his room last night He had not been seen since Wednesday and probably died of apoplexy m his clothes was 000 in gold and bank notes and more in railroad certificates bonds and cur rency was hidden about the room He left a will bequeathing his fortune to the Gem Legal Aid society of New York Boston's Democrats BOSTON Nov 23 Democratic munic contention will Jbe held to-night Mayor O'Brien will renom The Hill Case celebrated Dietz will of ark waa argued in the Court of Errors and Appeals this morning Cortlandt Parker making an argument m favor of the appellant Jeanie Dietz He said the practical difference between the two wills is that that of gives the widow the en- for her life of the competency her and she together achieved That of 1880 destines her to an old age of penury and makes her dependent for the little she may receive upon the man who hates her and bates her yet the more for the gle she bite waged The last instrument the widow declares to be a fraud because it never was lawfully executed by her band James N Dietz She says it is the product of influence and should not be admitted to probate but that probate should be granted to the paper propounded by her confessed on all hands to be the genuine unimpeachable act of the deced ent The fact that the execution of the will is kept secret is a suspicions circum stance and indicative of fraud The sel then went on to prove that the will is the child of fraud and submitted that the decision of Judge McCarter that the bate sought by Samuel Dietz should be denied be sustained Ex appeared for the other side THE SMITHS TROUBLES Herrmann the wonderful magician de lighted two large audiences with his mys tenons feats Saturday His Vanishing TO DAV S PROCEEDINGS IN THE MER Lady act has set the town wild with cou CER COURT as to how the trick is performed GUB the German comedian appears in Oh What a Saturday evening The sale of seats for Miss Rose Coghlan s two on Thanksgiving Day and evening began at Donnelly s this morn ing The tickets were disposed of rapidly Daniel E Bandmann the tragedian is to appear at the Opera Hunne this evening in Dead or written for him by Tom Taylor and in which Mr has played in nearly every country on the globe It has never bj any one else Its plot is strong and gives the actor ample scope lor a display ot his ver satile powers and also introduces Mi s Louise Beandet in one ot her best ters Popular prices of admission will be charged To morrow evening will be produced Board of Connty Agriculture The Mercer Connty toard of Agriculture will meet m regular meeting at the Court House to-morrow morning at ten o clock This order of business will be transacted 1030 o'clock the finances 11 o clock amended crop reports and items of t for our report to State Board cf ture 11 30 o'clock the great as a place tor farmers for mercantile business and for investment ot capital bj F De Cou and R Ege 12 15 o'clock election of two delegates to State Board 1 30 o cl Stale Experiment Stations an I sup ported by National Government cou sideration of the Hatch now before r Congress 215 o'clock address by Hon Barton the witness excitedly retorted A Fourth of July Eve Fight Among a Number of tn Margin the Plaintiff's Husband the Court by bin Ludicrous The case of Frank Smith charged with committing an atrocious assault and bat tery on Rose Smith the evening of Jaly 3d last was toed in the Mercer Court this morning case was begun Friday afternoon All the parties concerned are uneducated Poles and their attempts to tell their stories m English were very laughable The first witness called to dav was Rose Smith the alleged assaulted one She is a buxom woman gave her testimony through an interpreter She detailed the story of the assault At the time she was and the next morning gave birth to a still born female child She denied on cross examination that she ever took Diamond Drops to rid herself of her nn born child or had offered to settle the case with the defendant for money Martin Smith husband of Hose was the next witness His testimony convulsed the audience the lawyers jury and even the Court itself He is a little Pole and talks at the rate of about two hundred words per minute Every sentence was accompanied by a sweeping gesture and when on cross examination by Mr Barton he at times fairly danced about the witness box the spectators and Conrt broke out into prolonged shouts of mirth Being closely pressed for answers by Mr James Buchanan subject at the unfinished business Happy Methodists Oh you make my head sore As his story was finished be mopped the tion Irom I it blow and amid shouts ol laughter he took his seat beside his wife Martin the trouble At the close of the morning service at waa aa follows the Methodist Episcopal Church Hights happened on the evening of town yesterday G W Eldndge one oi The defendant came to his Week ending June 12 the stewards pleasantly surprised the large clle at Week ending June M some beer Better Have a Recount To the Editor of THF TIMES Please give your opinion as to the foi rime been confined to his bed or room but lowing case taken gentle outdoor exercise and often A has a raffle and makes list of has enjoyed a drive in the or at raid and did not pay for their He was 1.4 out of doors about ten days ago tickets All were permitted to throw in when he came according to custom from his person or by proxy No definite rules home in Quincy to his whiter residence in were drawn np hut the understanding was Boston No apprehension of immediate death that the highest throw was to win B was felt Saturday afternoon phy and C threw 39 and paid for their had said that the end would come tickets before ne the dice D then whenever he became subject to any simple threw 42 and paid for his chance two days such as a fever after the raffle It is alleged that he had On Saturday he showed slight symptoms refused some time before to nav for his of fever and Dr Warren who was called at ticket but on the dav of the raffle changed once said his wasted strength could not re- his mind and promised to pay D and sist the attack mild as it was and that death E tied on 42 but the latter drew out would soon come Mr Adama lingered until leaving his throw stand Who is the about 2 o'clock when life left him as quietly winner C s a breath of air extinguishes a candle Bible Reader's Aid Society A special meeting of the Bible Reader's 8 o'clock the stone church of the First will be held in Union Library society of The building on iy afternoon November pastor of that church and the Rev Henry at 3 30 P M The ladies are requested W Foote of King's chapel will jointly con- as matters of interest respecting duct the sei vices The burial will be m the Of the society are to be con- Adams family lot in the cemetery at I congregation by presenting a magnificent There beer m tlle house witness and complete silver communion service took tne defendant to a saloon and treated which he had received Saturday evening twice They then returned to the by express accompanied by a card on which mansion and found Mrs Smith was written A Thanksgiving offering to Witness told Frank to go home the M E Church from a few old friends jje and the pair then went to The pastor Eev J M Mickle asked that a s and bad more beer The as a mark of appreciation the entire con neg out went home but the de and choir join in singing Praise followed him They had some God from Whom all Blessings words when the latter assaulted him with which was done and repeated a door knob up m a handkerchief and witness was from his back in in the the struggle The prisoner then grabbed F r witness by the throat when he called lor ol to cume to Rose responded to the cry for help when de The Yale Princeton Match turned upon her and threw her heavily against a tree He had a knife in next isane of the will threatened to disembowel y in reference to the fa fa f ht fi led The game The gist of our position ear M was takea f again this year fc d J j she wag de ful Co operation The unparalleled growth ol the and capital ot the Co operative Business Association since they started less than sir mouths ago as shown bv the following re port proves more conclusively what co operation can be made to do for working men when combined with experience and skillful management tban volumes ot ar gument would do It is a practical de ou a small scale of what may do lor themselves if they will combine and apply their united in the right direction instead oi wasting their strength in a fruitless war with capi tal If less than working people can e a cup tal ol 30 and build up trade ot m ire less than six months what would ten mil lion of such people be able to do m a lew years it they could be induced to make a united Report of the sales of operative Business Associat on since business June 7th u 519 14 565 668 70 598 77 686 691 66 785 913 744 00 70 11 877 71 18 878 70 90 1 100 1 90 1 172 974 20 1141 1 18 1 51 i i 157 40 Report of cap tal paid in Co operative Busi uess Association since busi ness Jane 7th 1886 7 26 18 II July 3 31 10 July 10 17 24 Aug 7 14 21 ia Sept 4 11 18 oa 2 9 16 23 30 Nov 6 1J flame The funeral will take place on Tuesday at J Jl bale ana immediate replies an insertion we may as well be prepared to yield to her T for time to clef which we have no m OWD of doing The conditions on which h He that Martin and his wife we insist this year 19 17 24 31 Aug Sept 4 11 Oct 111 50 105 00 187 50 75 52 75 7 Nuv 30 6 13 88 50 12 j 90 7 45 0 71 25 101 Oil 104 00 1 4 i 27 i 00 180 00 FOR SANITATION New Elected by the Sanitary The annual meeting of the New Jersey Sanitary Association closed Saturday alter noon after the following officers had been elected President W K Newton M D of Pat erson First ice President E L B God frey M D of Camden Second Vice dent H Mitchell M D of Asbury Park Recording Secretary D C English M D New Brunswick Secretary Professor J Madison Watson Elizabeth Treasurer J C Executive Council with the officers M D Camden rill E Gates L L D New Brunswick Hon E 0 Chapman Trenton Rev Dr A E Ballard Ocean Grove G P Olcott G L Orange Prof Charles Jacobus New Brunswick C B Brush C E Hoboken Prof Wright Eckerely Long Branch Kev F K Brace C P Bas sett C E Newark Hon J A MiGrath Jersey City Shippen Wallace Pb G H Hunt M D Long Branch Uriah White Asbury Park Dr L Wai lace M D Newark Social Notes Miss Ella Myers recently celebrated her birthday at her No street A large number of her friends assisted to make the evening an one There was dancing until a laie hour and various amusements The hostess wag presented by three of hei lady friends with a handsome and valuable gold ring band not as stated in Saturday's the music at the Leavitt recepi on last Thurs day evening On Thanksgiving eve the Stewart Ke union Association will hive its second annual banquet at the Irenton House This association was formed a year ago by lilty of the former students of Prof T J of Stewart Hammond's c ess College There are now over one Hundred on the roll Its object is to give the members a pleasant evening with classmates teachers and friends and all are looking for a grand evening together Not Yet T the of THE 1 TIMES The of to-day says Kev I K Foster the new of Bethany Chun h preached for them yesterday Mr r is not the pastor ot Bethany but of Pen Church True he has received call i e an invitation to become Uit pastor ol Bethany but as yet has not tendered his resignation as pastor ot Pen If however it should b tendered his very many warm friends n will not resist it but will wish a God to him TWO A PLAIN EFFORT AT DISPLAY AT THE BURIAL OF MR ARTHUR NO proffered Military and Civic and the Only Parade of the and Many People YOUK 22 absence of to be successful JO Pur In the TRENTON TIMES Hure cents an insertion Trv It MR ADAMS CAREER Birth and Early Education Poll tin Charles Francis Adams waa born in Boston Fnr Trimmings The largest and cheapest assortment ever shown Moss Trimmings value Silk Feather Trimmings usual Beaded Ball Trimmings regular price on Aue 18 1807 He was the son of John and usual price sixth prudent of the United Now let us talk to yon about Buttons again States the grandson of John the We have sixty thousand dozen Dress and prudent At the hme Charles I Ct was born his father was professor of now bnt what and There is not lot of beautiful and belles at Harvard college you pay any but about two years later when James eise many of them at one quarter Ison took bis seat as president John Quincy Fine Metal ns 2 dozen for was made minister to and Wrap Buttons 25 to 00 per dozen thereafter served as a representative of the Clasps from to If all goods were American in Europe until 1817 sold like this every importer in the He took his family including the Infant Charles Francis with him to St But little is told of the childhood of Mr Adams except that in 1815 he made the from St Petersburg to would go to the bow wows in a month stime H STORK 37 East State Street A Grand commence to Paris m a private which day for the and prettiest thing m inn the state of the country was a feat re- Dress Goods ever sold It is a Wool y courage on the part of m an the new desirable colors at 14 Jo mother and the sort of stock from per yard never before sold less than Mr Adams sprang he They are a smooth satin finish all wool 611 bis father on his mission to ing cloth as pretty as can be and everlasting England and was placed in school there It for wear v as the custom of the schools to make new pupils fight for the honor of their native One casn All wool filths in nil at showed a good American spirit In meeting the insolent Briton lands or boroughs and it is said that the boy new lino in Dress Cloths up to the finest 1 made SOUTHWICK B COMBINATION T 4 -a in 37 Evst State street Returning to Boston with his father in 1817 he was placed m the Boston school and Day Ivor then sent to Harvard where he in T flf felt 1826 Meantime his father had bwn elected Over two fifty Of the 500 dozen president and Charles Francis spent two lot Of Mt Hats sold on fora years after graduating in Washington Then 25 or 50 and fora full Astra be returned to Boston and studied law under khan brim that you pay 75 to 25 for Daniel Webster He was admitted AM the choicest new for I and tico in but never actively engaged In It In 1820 he married the youngest daughter of Peter C Brooks a wealthy Boston merchant Edward Everett also married into the name family In 1830 the people in his district wanted to Bond him to the Massachusetts legislature but be declined the nomination without ing his father abont it This did not please the father and the year he accepted the nomination and mi In the lower house for three years and in the senate for two years more Up to this time Mr Adams bad boon a Vi hig but he now began to his on many Important and wan allowed to return to private life He did not before the as a until 1848 he was selected on Recount of hit name for on the Frcosoll national ticket an Burm being the candidate for president He in thn meantime N ginning in boen the editor of a dally paper in Boston and by way for the Misses The same demand was on the magnificent line of s 1 lurrs Birds Breasts nnd P from up to the finest hut all of them at ahint one half the vou psr elsewhere k B COMBINATION 37 Esst street Sold on Of th Colored Plaid e at one dollar each are all wool and made to wholesale at 50 who handle goods all the time know when a Bir tain comes il r verv in he store bought oil on and if you come to tho store to day yon will soe them all wearing them Another lot equally as cheap i a Black make good her unfair extortions of last year Police Pickings Peter Peppermint Bloomfield arrested yesterday for drunkenness waa remanded m the Police Court this morning He will be sent to the Almshouse Edward 0 Neill a youth charged with being drunk and disorderly was sent to jail for five days Thomas Brady same charge was fined Eventa to Occur Council will deliberate night The Health Board will meet this after noon The State Board of Canvassers will count the vote for Governor and Congressmen to-morrow Bible Readings Miss Elizabeth W Greenwood of lyn N Y will give her first Bible reading in this city this evening at eight o'clock in Hall Her address will be adapted to an audience of Christian people who desire to know the truth and walk in it Seats are free and all are cordially in- to attend Sneak Thieves Abont Charles Du Bom a potter boards at Mrs Walker's No 421 Perry street Yesterday while the family were at dinner a thief entered the hallway and walked away with Mr Du Bois overcoat which was hanging on a rack PERSONAL GOSSIP Letter Carrier ampbell has recovered from his recent illness Bev E has taken up his on Clinton avenue Gray Naar has been appointed Assistant Prosecutor of the Pitas by Beasley A petition u and enten signed asking Governor oli rt Om n to re appoint Theodore through the every part i f the and In positively In point of medicinal power anil e All wool Bouele lersey Have been selling them right along till this lot at 50 A lot Boncle Wraps at worth 1500 A lot Misses All wool worth 2.5 SOD 8 STORK 37 State street Fine Blank Brown In point nf medicinal power and are fur ah ad of all others 25 And Yon Come to 111 ou will we them all wearing them Another lot as f heap is a All wool Jersey at 75 Hive been soiling them along lot at A lot of Wraps at worth 00 Also a lot of Misses All woo at worth 25 fl COMBINATION STORK n State street Oct done at 8 W comer State Kn Dob Young Sen her money not to ap Several other witnesses or the defense corroborated defendant's The case will be given to the ury this afternoon William Grover was arraigned for lous mischief He is a youngster not over years of age and pleaded guilty to tie charge placed In the columns of HOI 1167118 the TRENTON TIMES at Ac receive pr mpt attention The Sword of Grant and Lee s the subject of a free lecture to be de by Dr Howard Henderson in jreen street M E Church to morrow ng The lecture is full of interest and will he delivered by one who waa on the attle fields of the late war Reported by J C Hasbronck Broker comer State ind Greene streets Trenton N J NEW frie ing y Ce Hudson New York Central ike Shore estern Onion Union Pacific Mall N P preferred Oregon Trans Nashville J Tews maha S Y and New England Northwest Oil BO VK 114 97 79 2 r H HI y once anj be convinced SKIRM GETS FOUR YEARS Sentenced This Morning After a Attempt to Break Jail In the Mercer Court this morning cutor Beasley asked the Court that sen tence be at once upon Charles H who was convicted last week upon two indictments breaking and entering with intent to steal and grand larceny stealing a horse harness and wagon the property of the Trenton Woolen Company The Prosecutor said that Skirm had attempted to break jail last night Warden Sweeney discovered that an attempt had been made to remove several bricks from his cell The prisoner denied that he intended breaking jail hut when searched a large knife was secreted on his person The knife did not belong m the institution but had been smuggled in Counsellor Barton objected to such a He said that he wanted to present to the Court certain matters testimony of good repute before his client was Judge Stewart answered that snch mony was not of sufficient importance to delay sentence Mr Barton then asked for an arrest of judgment and a rale to show canse why a new trial not be granted on the ground that the jary's dict was not in accordance with the dence The Court replied that the verdict waa all right aa far as the facts are con- cerned and then sentenced to tour years at hard labor in the State Prison on each indictment the sentences to run Get Boy a Seal Cap Dobbins 65 CHICAGO ANT PROVISION Dee JMI Mnj nee Jan May Pork nf wo 2PM Wheat CTH 42 Pork 917 1010 1 51 Minn li Perry of Cincinnati Ohio address the W H and F Mission arv of flu I I on 2M to eight P M r rner favUr and streets A n free tn defray ex br taken cordially in v Crum frr the peril r tf sll o hfr ir i Iru For ssl lily ty A RHI AKK the I HUto Trenton N I Une Seal f kin Turbans Dob bins Hatter new m Box Paper who comn out thin evening should not fail to rail on lark Bron and their grand display of china glass lumps fancy goodn Two arc have been put in the effect upon their Mr W F manag r of the Trenton Dry Goods Bargain Store at and Front streets says the success cr that is phenomenal It is not a It rn store with a small stock but a small with a large stock and every piece of goo N is bargain Blankets antl HaU and leathers Fur and Table Linens am Df IPS Cloth and Dress Goods But IB and Hosiery are ail cheaper n than you will find them Mr ns In the on great number of cases several of them as i as omnibuses that he said were filled wi I Toyn fine rancy and in A k time they would have that fill d np and the finest display of Toys and fancy Goods ever in the State Krm IIM already to f ront and Greene his for the So mote it be That Underwear vou toke a last farewell huv at that lot r f I adu s All wool I th I It 11 In white scarlet pink nine and s Imon the price which is lust dollar on each garment lens than the wholesale price world n var saw a better bargain We dhow to day an invoice of I White Merino I of extra weight and quality at We that has never before retailed ICM than 750 COMBINATION STOKI To morrow t will contain a full of tht trial in the Mercer Court of tin for The European The interesting resort at the corner of Warren and State streets is well patronized by the public Besides the two midgets and the wonderful lady with the second sight there is a real snake charmer wlm fondles the monster python that recently escaped from its cage and caused great ex in City Hall Park New York City The place is well worth a visit The antiseptic and of Dr Bage s Catarrh are unequaled CITY NOTES A tribe of are encamped near DeCon s lots ou Broad street The indicted Hungarians will be tried for manslaughter to morrow The funeral of the late Mrs W Scott lor largely attended yesterday afternoon Forty six converts were confirmed at Trinity P E Church by Bishop Scarborough yesterday William Eichner convicted recently of attempting to rape Miss Julia has skipped the town Milton of street had ones of his eyes badly injured hand hug an air gun The case of the Board of Health against the Common tounell will be argued before Judges and Magic to morrow The e closed at ton A M to day out of respect to the late ex I resident Arthur Iho office will re open at 7 P M On Thanksgiving afternoon the Tronic and foot bull will play oO tie matt h on the Grounds Judge Parker will rend a tie 1 n in the application fora r in the rirst District of on county at j JO P M to day Miss Mary Morgan an t il ijen in Wil son s Woolen Mill had thr Saturday while c 10 injured men b rs wore ti The of McMellan s Own i ry promise to have it ready for delivery n December Those wishing to iho opportunity to read it and join tin already long list ol subscribers may do so hj Mr furry Hce his advertise nient m our columns to day nip a simplicity and severity of ceremonial i 1 in ita plainness aa to soom almost to the national character of the rito c the arrangements for the fund nl of Chester A Arthur V the fact that the family was of a private funeral the ing of notable men at the church was an one The cards of invitation to the religious ceremonies were limited to On the list of names of those to whom the in- were sent are to be found mnn 1 1 in all the walks ol life 1 he of the dead ex president in the casket this morning and no inn except the family and most intimate fi u were allowed to look upon the face of th lead No no except the inmates of the house arid tin twi he were admitted into the h usi this Police hid been made to keep the avenue from eighth to ninth street until the departure of the cortege from the house Pi at 8 30 the casket I lucid in the hearse and the family and ura entei ed carriages and up avenue to Forty seventh street and tt K 1 ifth avenue to the church All military or rivio escort was declined i the ami and navy guard which hud or lered fi jm Washington were the guaid f honor The regular ai my tn the naval ers nnd the marine c rj s 1 1 d m P opposite the i hurc h dm ing the ceremonies i he i ceremonies wore of the plest kuil and only the musk of the hymns ace the service fo the di ltd were heal d The c was taken from the catafalque and followed by the pallbearers and family 1 m the heaise The military escort in tbe quiet procession at Grand Central depot where A ei ml tram to the body and he uit nil i rs of the family as well as the I cm us to as in readiness The tinin stinted at 10 oclock No reception of th i i ams nas held at Albany but the asl c immediately to the The list of parent was as follows y Gresham ex Robert 1 Lincoln ex secretary of win F Chandler of h F i ank ex assistant H Biewster Gen Philip H Sheridan C i R Agnew M D Cornelius N Robert G Dun Gen George W Charles L Tiffany lei president and several of U Judge Chief and man other distinguished n n 1 1 11 and other parts of the u li wt ie i Hit nisi 1 1 ti n on the coffln is as A R I rn 5 WW Died Nov 18 Arrivals V i UK Nov 22 0 Benjamin r Duller William E Chandler ige r Edmunds and Rutherford B Hayes were among the names registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday They to the city to attend Gen Other arrivals at an early hour were the president accompanied by St t Hayard General ol I Lamar and District c mur all from We heard mans of our old friends Salvation Oil t of rheumatism Thine who have not tried it should do so Our It for twenty live a bottle all the time Why sutler with a Dad fold when bottle of Or Hull B rough Hyrup will cute a cough of the worst kind Dr Bull s Syrup Is sold for ptr hottle by all druggists in the United by There IB n il a who has seen ex am i ed V y B 1 but n in ced them superior to all Bold by all dri nnd R H Trenton badh a loom TIMES WANT COLUMN THE TIMES Want Column it thr best met turn m the ctty for making four vantu known Immediate received 26 to HU Wm Hutler N Y writes 1 cured of 1 UK t by your I and will anil Ih t my Of nil tt H Trci ton All in sff rd relief an I euro when and than we have ever had thi in Bla m 00 to 00 a pair from 7 to 50 Red and Twilled r fr nn and flannels from 12Je to K R ITT ANTED An A 1 man for reUH tV tea in 1 trade i r sil re I K A due mortgage for lj in i rce ot tax k I n t W A Stout kl Has bad long expert with tit F go i K throm h Perry and Hanover j th li k pike Far A i ut IP r WHT 111 be paid for IU re turn i I i r Rood girls and the othe as in I y foi An ly to the office No 1 WH State street i Far Gloves and Collara Hatter the blaze of the arc light Clark Co will make a grand display this and evening after the 17 r Mt Stave Blankets At 8 Library at bottom the display under the dialing of thf arc Brot Co y he uw v WAN and U In Her own locality an R s ro IV manent K od h J K II SON Manager 13 clay rk I OS sn lny i Tern j ile s nnd tan Answers to th i Irn hinder will receive lj I at -1 ABI eS Trenton N J Tor Salt or HALF body not IT Can be sore at I 1 in ATT 8 West Warren Houso Ho 18 Momi lj avenue room hot ami c ild all through City the door Rent 112 net month No A t 1 In r Kim br eV 111 Ward In K id r We for a winter homo ible to the right
