FWNi Unfolded by a ip.ng all the ray cloud* 1 and de-Jthough it e for those lose duties ipreciationa I comfort.ow, a way-rren stroot. with little hin resem-1-fjiRhionod rt wa* col-'h kept his cy below a of a silver of despair.matco, In fact he about him rhich came 'gested the in a brew-s not only Belf-evi-he reached JStute~and at the Me-lounted by w of law-the best of s cherubic cent smile. ;he world, anger sawi4‘strike,” was movedlyor fell a or a bit-to rhen came threatened the Forst-id; 44I soo lished citi-wed.ots of your ^hile I die eme of the que inven-of man? I jet to someinowledged Id be en-too suddenu are my Her, a* he vrn glad to is this. I w the talce the Klon-fijco and would cook/ant of fuel v*k'an win-bviated by plan. Air, Heaven’sAT THE STATE CAMPA Brilliant Affair wai T-ait Night’s Oovetaqr’s Balt4 The reception to Governor Griggs given by the members of his staff was held last evening at the club house of the New Jersey State Rifle Association. Several hundred invitations had been issued for the affair, which was of an informal character. A gay party of merry-makers we* in attendance, and the function was one of the most brilliant held along shore this season.Among those who participated in the festivities of the reception were Governor and Mrs. John W. Griggs, the Misses Griggs, Adjutant^General and frs William S. Stryker, Quartermaster-General and Mrs. Richard A. Donnelly, Surgeon-General John D. McGill, Inspector General and Mrs. Joseph W. Congdon, Inspector-General of Rifle Practice and Mrs. Bird W. Spencer, the Misses Spencer, Judge Advocate-General and Mrs. Edward P. Meaney, Colonel and Mrs. William Barbour, Colonel and Mrs. Henry A. Potter, Colonel.and Mrs. Anthony R. Kuser, Colonel Sheffield Pholps, Colonel Nathan Haines, Brigadier-General and Mrs. P. F. Wanaer, Colonel and Mrs. Cyrus F. Loutrel, Colonel and Mrs. Samuel V. S. Muzzy, Colonel and Mrs. William H. Early, Colonel George G. Felton, Colonel George P. Olcott,Colonel and Mrs. William F. Decker, Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Reid, Brigadier-General and Mrs. James F. Rusling, Major and Mrs. J. S. CJftrk, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. John A. Parker, Lieutenant-Colonel and-Mrs. Charles Boltwood, Lieuten-ant-Colonel and Mrs. Charles F. W. Myers, Major and Mrs. Thomas F. Bedle, Major and Mrs. Robert I. Hopper, Major and Mrs. Allan B. Wallace, Captain Hobart Tuttle,Major S. Wood McClave, Captain and Mrs. Delancey G^ Walker, Major and Mrs. Darnel A. Currie, Major and Mrs. Francis D. Jackson,Major and Mrs. Henry Muzzy, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Edward W. Hine, Lieutenant and Mr* MAlvin W. Rowell, U. S. A.; Captain For-nance and Lieutenants Donovan, Feuger and Butts, U. S. A.; Adjutant John H. Hilton, Captain John Keller, Z. W., and Mrs. Drenan and Miss Stearns, of Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards, Captain and Mrs. Bod well, Mr. and Mrs. J. Massey -Rhind, of Closter; Mrs. William V. Toffey, Miss Grace Toffey, Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Cook, of Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. George Toffey, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Blair, of New York; Mr. and Mis. Edward E. Garretson, Mr. and Mrs. Luther C. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Claxton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schroder, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Gunther, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Loomis, the Misses Kent, the Mieses Entwistle and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Atwood.Magazinoo substantially bound Caraker.IN THE MIRROR OF THE PRESSBusiness Shows Many Signs of Rc-_. I 1 I.. .! a VaI i.ltKnvlnM filatoMUBright kerct_5Adjuta: ha* sent lt;General c So mu( from this amending this officea* prescricollars fo of cavali panics, h and gur rescinded By 6rdlt; General c The fc residents ported to aptitude lished foi cerned: Rutgen Morrison. George Si N. J.Seton 1 Cape Ma;By ordlt; General c Leave from Au granted Plume, c national j William will assui date abo\ Bv ordtDEA1In this death of 78th year her- late street, *o 2, at 4 o’ cemetery In this death of J. and months a her paten this Frit Intermen cemetery.THE ER’S AC analyzed Brewing they lt;4ar( and pure wholesomS. P.Four Li GoodCordfigured