THE EVENING NEWS.Vol. 1, No. 1O2. PLAINFIELD, N. J. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,- 1884. Price Two Cents.

W. H. Williams,

Hews Dealer,No. 7 Park Ave.

UIII Darlnr •*• J ln ik •>

Septembef, 1884,Mtver for on* y«r Th# M«W Tdrk TrlbWM

The N « V - k J L m M , Timea, W o r l d aadInn *h her for gS.OO.

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RECORD Or TUK THERMOMETER.Tl»<ollowii

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

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Skint Nicholas (<r •»

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sVellvorc* a>r SCMU BIT M K U .

1 itaeM prre- (or leu

Established, November, 1864.

L . M . F R E N C HCarriage Manufacturer,

No. 18 Somerset St.PLAINFIELD, H. J.

FineSummer

:ARRIAGES,ALL STYLES.

CHEAP FOR PROMPT CASE

REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

AT SHORT NOTICE.

A JfEW PAVEMENT.

Diebold Patent Iroi Stone,

•ferpHUKatnDwintue. It iitlK a « t beaauM

••Ulint ind HrrtI hlockt. kWHDHr Ur proof leTulu: and forCuint M tree hloJk A L u K / ? b « i S ^

MBirttar proolTsTulu: and for boil«Sj.g pnreoneaaaiUr. Ti 1 j 11 • lnilihsTTaaiaj inHiai•Blaniw—Tber »bo- DO *erc*ptiMe M T ; H

a a a a i t i 'sparse

W. H. WARNER,)i M WVH Froot Mf»t, FtainfieU, K. J

roeeph A. Patterson,F*OKT STREET. PLUUFIELD. # . 4.

Tht Lurcst u d Bat Sclecul Stock «f

FINE SEGARS,otaccos, Pipes and Smokers' Artltte

IN THE STATE.

Ik Tram Supplied i t tm Lowest Ri ta .

Sole Agent for the Celebrated

"BLACK PRIJWE,"Ham and Went India Sugars.

Headquarters forVOEHL'S

Bread, Cake, Pies, Pastry, etc15 West Front Street,

~ ™ " — R c o . VO.B,,L WuHck, No, t, Wa* Aval atnPl» in field. !*•• J n n , a-ia-x.

ELECTRIC!

F. E. KINSMAN,r. c. ErmuK * oo..

fe KfeTCK

THE WEATHER.

Sfenal OSt. PndlcDou-Fair j I

CHwnWLOGlCAL EVENTS.

—Justice Sash will try no o»*e* oe i t «—Tbe ••ini«ln«" Mia> Stevens h « been

« e n at Freehold.—The New Brunswick Cotamon Council

grautai twantr-flre licenses at a. recentowe ins:.

—The Prufaibitiim League iw-t« thit • • en -ing lu t l» rooms of the Bowel I DivUiou. Soot

—The Iiiion delivery »a*ou tor deli T gDixon'a ice cream, and oyrtirn in all styles.

if e» hy a calico horse.PrnridenB Arthur pared through thin

city this morning on the 9.B1 train on biiway from Sjtii.-rvillo to NVw York.

—Mr. EL K. Manning, of tuo Stalea,«l Jud«^ (Jtiol witlap«ak at a, («iup«r«ooeroeejing W be held at tba J t t f

—The PUiuSeld Art School U'Jib sucli racceat that it to prolwbl* Mr.

Johnaon will aoon rpquire a larger studio,lthoogh lii* prewut on* U

d

—The flrrt mestfos; for tha aaaasn oPliiufield Vocal Bociety U united forTnc-*.fay. Applicant* for memberehip willbe - m n i t « l at tbnt time on thnlr ' "

—Tbe Butter men

club roll, tnafcit'B the omins numbeit wo. Tlwy expect to poll two hundred votesb e n in November.

—A Reform Club has tan o r j u i i w l atSprinfsdalr, ad the following aJRoen elected:President, Facer Mtinrty. Jr.; Via*-Fr*si< lent,R. U'alcliMn; Secretary, Mr. Flamuier; Fi-nancial Secretary, Hartou Mundy; Mar-shal, R. Waldron.

third Inertias ot the Spr m2d»le Re-form Club, held last evening. Mew*. GeorgeM, Aut'l'-nutii, John Snyrae' and FrankDodge, uisitu • i l i ln—i , and tail pornoim, prin-cipally youug IH'PN from IS to 25 rears, signedthe pledge. !

—iTh» mail selvice between New Bruiu»wick mid this oily is sonwtbiiiK woiiderfal.Ttiunday eroiiing we Mcei*«i the issue ofthe Hume Hews ot that o i t j for Wednesday,

lu yesterday moraine'* w»*l we founddsy'a itaae. If t in post ofllce oOclmH

dun't object, wa wituU rather receive our ex-reguUrrjr.

Patrick Bergen awl hta wife, parties Intbe cow trespaastcR « » , w*re tirou«bt be-fore Justice Naah yesterday afUmoon byCon*t*We Moffett oa ft warrant issufd byJuiiice Wadswortb, tor aasanlt on Jam™Hardliig, » ixukman for « n . Burke, U*owner of the uu»*. Tfaej wai**l axamiua-tiou and ga»a bonds for tlieir appearanoe be-ture the Qraod Jury. Bersen belnf; held iu

ludred dollars, and his wife in one hun-dred.

-The rity Is fixing Park a»eou# betweenFifth and Sixth Mreau, and in doing;

hare left s evanl large lieap" of dirt ia tbaroadway. Lent evanlng no light was placsed

»r tlreseobatroctioiM, as is required by law,that (irirer. of carriages mi«bt avoid, aa

upset, and in oonsequenoo there came nearbeing a berlous one. As it waa the imiilaf Iwas going verr sliiw, and m a n l y wen* orerIn an eacy and eraoeful manner. (Had thehorat been trotting, a narHiUS aOair woulJhave been tba ratmtl aud tbe city would bavato pay m. round au in tor damage*.

—The Newark BrenbMC JooruaJ, one ottbs oldeat Deaouoratio papers in the Stow,has passed from t h . ha At ot Jadf Wl l l^mB-GoiW, «nr . , f (boa tU n yMna«oaJao own-ed tb* New Brunswick Ttmaa, another Dem-

paper. The wide-awaMe lUwark_ N e - « baa pruba.blj did tka bueineat

for the Journal. Whether the Joorual caneoatrol of Lh-

atockcoiupanr.'nxtaiaUiicofKMa B i l l o w ,Gottfried Kraegar, Audraw Albrijiit, Thm-dore J. Sngliai awl W. B. Quill, time willUII. Wa tcrfr>fc that, with ths News in the

eld, tba days «f tba foaroal are fast turn.- T h e object of Che lodepeadaM Crsre

tend and Haudrickn Club la aaid to be toof all nar-

Tbe Uitcafo Draawd &*t Company doeswbolaaHl. bwineM In thai d ^ . corner

Third and WaJiliiiigton airoei*. On W«dnes-morulne tba compajiy'- manager sent

Bynler Oollek, a workman In their -mptoyNew Brnivwick with a load TTT mnsf Gn-k waa to have returned tiw a m day. and

lalleTBiiUlbeueit rooming. Tba ntanaor tbouKi.c iiothi»V of the drivor1* abaenceitil Tfauraday afternoon, when be began to* aiiiioue. »»d inaUlnted inquiries a* to

hit wberaaboota.Oulick. on hi. arrival in New Brunswick,

had delivered hU order*, aud at half-put

ploy*ra in this d ty , aayina; that be w u » ait-Ins; fur two men to pay aim before return-ing, I thad been ascertained [hat the m»nfroui whom be wa* waitinx ft rwwtve moneyhad paid fatal before the data of the telegram.

The oompaay'a horaea and wagon werefound at Bmalley's lirery stable, •here Ou-lick bail left them. He had told ths hostler

san tha horse*, and said be would be-back hi a ibort time. He left bis orvrcoatin the wagon. B e was lad seen at tbe depotat the date of tbe telegram.

At tlie office u[ the company Uiii morningwaa said that Qul ink bad coUoct»d ot feast

two handred do)Urs, and that probably Itat more than that amount.Oulick is •narrkd but baa no egHdrnn, and

Ii*ea opposite the company's place of bual-iea*. Be , came to tbis city from RariiauiboUt aix m'mths ago. He is Wenty-Hn

years of »BP. Ut)ck>nt, tail, dark oomplex-•nffd, dark esoustacbe, smait sloping chiomi round ahoaktered.

Oulick'* wife is as much puDled over berluband'i dinapp«snnce as are h b ein-

ployara. Opinlou ou the atree* it dirided asto whether he ban made way with the money

is met with foul play.

TIWH-T. Dr. E. E. RaxkiD, of Newark,ill preach In the Netberwood Union Chapel> it* morning. Service* begin at oleren

oYlaek.

The Ber. Dr. J. L. Huribut will occupyU» ptOpit ot the Methodist Bpis.opa.1 Oiurcbmorn! ng and e*«nln«.

The aiteroooa service at flTa o'cl'ick at tilereMMiit Avsnue Pratbyteriau Church win

be 1 itecriitiuued, and an eventng aarrice Up»»st nt-veii will take Its place. Tba Sun-

day School will co.iruiia at ball-past two intbe aftaruoon, lustaad of at nine in the

oi iiintf, oa fonni.-rly.

Special service wjll be belJ at UM War-«i MfsHion Cluuxil in the afMmooa at hatf-

p«st two. Addraana will be delivered by tinRer. Mr. Clearer, at Brooklyn, and Mr.Baosom Lamb, of Hound Brook.

Evening eerrioe will be reauwad at toeCongregational Cliureb.

B Gospel tempewca menting of ths Wo-S CbriMnn Temperaaoa Unlan will be

bold at usual in ihe afternoon at four in tbeHeform Club Halt. An opportunity wiUhen be gir.u to Cbrtatian worker"of»all ile-inmliiaUoikS and reformed KUvn to pa-rtkd-p*V, by giviiig imi-romptti jlentimonifil ad'dresses of Hrentlnutraeacb.' It is expectedWiatai»r(repui.iber will speak, string Hnob•itereat and Taiiety Co the totmtiag. Tbsrboristeri will conduct too aiiigio*;.

Tbe Reform Club uieetiog in the dub ballu tbn evuuin; will be addrencd by tba Eer.

Dr. D. J. TrTk.-a, of the First BapUat Church.J g R Mathan Harper, Mr. Alexander Tit*,worth, Mr. John Bajanand Mr. John Coih-

Selectioa, Ir

Tbe program of magical •e1*etion* to bel iran at tbe regular bop at the Nttherwoodtbb evening ia a carefully aaaMtad one, audwe giro It to (oJL

H

...k.«fro- B.llel Sjrl™ L. DtUtw*.

Heart «od Hind,Galop... TulliThe orchestra ia under tba direction of Mr.

B. Twytord, of Stat«n lilaiid. All trianda ofthe hotel mn Inrited to attend ,

Tbe Flelnfleld Bafora .Club baring here-tofore urgently and MooaaatuUy appealed to

wraos public tor Mads to carry on Hai now prcpnasa to gin somathlua; in ™-for tha litwrallty of fhi friends. The

dramatic and musical anUrtainmeut soon tobe g l T M i a f b a e . u a kail l i - a t d to be falghlr

F* A. DUNHAM. .. No. f P>rk aveBee, Cowini-< BuiUioa.

CJTfl rfiiaimi i tod Sorreyor. i f i t i n U

The larga buOdinc In S o n h FlainQeldk m w n as Om Warren Miarion Chapel, waa

o ><* ii•bdan aadtenoe comprlsiue; nwple young

ok), retuatt and erode, rich awl poor of thisiity. an (aibared with a « n i « n m t ( o n

Of pnrpow worthy of the came—temperance.President French fiwkled with his.UHWl

vizor, and the dub ex-oborfeten were out iufore* uwler their equally p ijiular leader.Mr. at. M. Dunham, and draw . forth warm

ppbrae by their ueel lent .ii.giug.Mr. Ruben B.' Uaimlng led ia prayvr, and

retnarki were nude by Meaara. a F. Robblus,Tucker, Patrick EaSaii. Jaa. Q. Milaa, Ora. P.RntHtulpii. Lot Manuall ana Dr. Cttar, aodby Miaa C j n n y Mrs. Cbaa, .Sooermerfiw,,,Mra. Quo. W. » . Randul|jb, and Mr.. Lan-Vtnmr.

Ttw coiiclodiiiK alJr . i* wa* made by Peter8. B.-rgBO, of SumorviiU.

Tbe addressea ware exoaadingly varied—Hri'joa, humoruns, nod some rather tedious,

ilia* Courcy, a former principal of theprimary public school ot thn city. Mr*.Chaa. ScuernierbORi and Mrs.'Owtrgn W. F.Randolph, aU ladies of tbe W. C T. C , warelbtened to with marked atwotion and It waatbs ge ieral opinion that with mch capablewunwo as sneakera theas mbstings must provemow than usually iotareaUug.

DIANO LESSONS—MISS NETTIK HATT!-SOKrnfctrawa a r ? £ SLjfr.ftS",™"?^?**

lublt Kimaire A

Tba Fire Bpard met in special andon lastTauii.g ID tba parkn ot Zejjhy r Huok and

Ladder bouM, a full board being presen t.Tbe Board un being QIIIBOUJ order Immnil-ataly went ii.to executive aoarfon, and ail

dan, hDcinding the reporters, were ex-daded.

Several claims w>-r« paaKd upon and ord«wlpaid. ' '

Tljep.iition o(Z?pliyr Hook aud L nidj-rCompany U. iu i« stables built cairn up Cueconaidaratioi), and a like pstitiou was pre--•*'Ut»-rJi Irjin C'JZ-l!u E.igiiLw (.•.riicany. Bpac-iBcatiout for tbe stables ware ordered drawn

p.A oommunicothn not prtHuted from a

jauufacturinj oooipuiy uttering to aBpplythe deiwrtaient with a flrac-slaei lire engli*

*30(K), necuo t ClM, *1WXI.

the U IT* Braooh social meeting, noMywierday afternoon at 4 o'clock, there weresoty-two ooy* aatl a nouiber of frienJspresent. The eutertainmeut contuMd of in-nrumontal muatc, by Mi.« Da way, recitation.by Mias Brt-chlDg, a good talk by Dr. J . L.Utirlbut, who li«1d tbe doaartattontion of tbeboyi games that ail of tbe bnys participatedin, aud a reaj social time, fullowed by n -tresbiiWiita. The meeting* uf, tlie Branch areheld in the T. M. C A. ball every Friday af-ternoon at i o'clock, and are c/mducteii bythai boys. Friends of tbe bay* are always

at the

A large .billiard parlor Last ereuiug io mm

: exhibition K > « H of pool by two championplayers. Mi—is Leonard ami Frey. The

m waa prououuosd by expert* a very flueand waa won by Mr. Fray, wtaoaa easegraceful playing won math admiration.

At iU oneluiion Mr. G*»Cel and Mr. Freyplayed a fine jrame uf billiard*, which Mr.Ovraivl won, and then girre au cxhibitiou uffancj inou, drawing forth rouob applause.

—Tlie National Board 1*1 Underwritershave offoreil $300 rewant for tba axreet andcoiiviciton ot UM ponM'n wbo set fire to tbeVail bouse at Sew MarkeC Tbe rewardhold, good (or a jemr. They have aiao offwed 0 ve-huiKlrwi dollars reward for tb* arrtstand conviction uf tba inceikilary who flradtba barn* on Grand View avenue, AortnFiainBald, la«l Bnixlay mamlag.

IITANTED—Aglrl for gcTU-r.l httaewurk ia •VV (amily of five, j * J*ck»oBa»tBiit,Nmth Ptalo

AUCTION SAJUE

FURNITURE, Etc.ON TUESDAY, *

- SEPTEMBER 30th. It 1 p. a . ,On ;th. lireet

while eating dinner.

seated him wrtumpurse of tlfOO to enableiiitu to go to Europe.

About 90 Duaabtn of Hmith Heira1 Aaao-ctatiou, w b o a r » i a 4 e v a t of a fortuiw iachancery <" K.IB*UMI, B M In CamJaji IweontlT aad agreed to pay a •yndicateSB per oent of t b estate to be recovered if.•uoh ayndleate would advance tM funds ne-erasary for the Hlort.

Charles IL B io^eged about M i r ^ y s a r a ,

Mntlnts* Card*.

tSavnev.

. I*ve. 8 Wen Front a', tf

W M i ^ i l ' wSiilm B?^O>S1"i,'^JCNta^h

M0RA1LER BROS.,: Fmi«l

Watchmakers tod Jewelers.K f paznn s ... £ .

Fnncb and Americas Clocks,

FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRYA SPECLALTT

Charges Reasonable.ALL WORK GUARANTEED. | . I « - , I

refrdenre, trrj "Fjut Fronr •Box 1191, PUinfield .

- ; " "i givtn.

T on W M fraax"!^ AJat i iP- i ) . Etoiq^T. '

B <n» ( H i . Apply a<

r two hr-rirt, nnr aj

B. W. Parlor Suite, Hair Cloth,

Uitilnc, D«k li. W. u d other BcdacaoV, BunWajJi-ScancU. Hair and "Lber Mmiressr* FruiterBedsund PJIt««, Win BXb^BrinK' :-.Crociitry, P g .1 ' - . : , . . Tin. W d

T. J. GILLIES, Auot'r.

AUCTION IT. T. OILUES, Aucfr,

• .ill KU «

Thursday, Oct. 2,v

B. f . Suite Parlor Furniture,

n Chair*. BnckM » d Table Lump*,In«T»in and Ba« Cai-peta. Floor

jl Si»™, CjKJwir afllaHlSloor Tin, Wood » T l

are Bnckets. Gudrn Touta, Ox.rmuCuH. JOHN J. PEK1M

THE'StlTZEfililD OP AMERICA!

Mauch Chunk,GLEN ONOKO

AND THE

SWITCHBACK.Tenth Popular Excursion of

the season.

—VIA—

PMiadelpbia and Reading R.R.,New Jersey Central Division,

Wednesday, Oct. 1.

Special Express Train,CeaaoHaf Ktataai Ceacaes.

• rrr " «• •*-. A M **-7«.

»rruijfral&_lewBtCHat>iHaw et*aaB.av,ejrf she* Onak at j f> «. at. NMaaas aaaaisa)snt

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT

FIME WATCHES, JEWELRY

FreDch. and American Clocu

NEW STORE,

A. W. Rand.School Books

All School Requisites!School Bag*, Lunch Buhevt, Klc*, Etc

24 W. FrontSt.

INVESTIGATE!Plitie* de»ifiiw to ioveal in ass of the ftofad

but prnjiat piodiicti, either in IU a i mat oc *

••POTTERY cur;-iunrietr** wellu Preu Brkk ClAf, •**

ilm fiawiiaaj '• T*>i» nt nil i m i . i l !•• l u n i aad -a pofiuble cUy dSHrfett in the Vniul Simtm. .

PtainfMd Clay mining. Manufacturing mnmTransportation Co.. of Hiw JertSf.

Edwsni C. Msilfard, Rral Bs1«te Bruker,

39 and 37 Nortli a W M ,

CRUSHED ST0MEIs Sow Purn isted 6j

JOHN WILSON.A good supply of- stone i t

T H R E E SIZES is kept conwantra-on hand, and orders for large quant*- -ties can be promptly filled. This -stone is admirably adapted forROAD BEDS on public thor-oughfares, or for DRIVES andWALKS on private grounds. I tis HARD and CLEAN. No rlayand soft stone is mixed with it.

Orders can be sent through thepost office, or may be left withRobert Simpson, Wat Front Sfcpot.

Washington Ave.n*iU.*. COmefiec.

FRANK DAY,fo R. * J. Colnwa.>

LIVERY STABLESECOND STREET,rotCnj RoteO •taUMOcM, M, Jt.

leet all

Family Hiding a Specialty.

NICKLE CLOCKS!

Nickle Alarms, $1.26NICKLE TIMES, 90 C«nt».

At COLLIER'SHO. 8 ttSS. ATtaiOT

Established 16 Yean.WILLIAM H. CLUM,

Architect.

W. H. Williams,

Hews Dealer,

No. 7 Pork Ave.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT

FOIE WATCHES, JEWELRY

NEW STORE, ■Satt?

Watchmakers and Jewelers.

French and American Clocks,

FIDE WATCHES AMD JEWELRY

Charges Reasonable-

Established, November, 1864

L. M. FRENCH Carriage Manufacturer,

School Books

No. 18 Somerset St. PLAIMFIELD. M. J.

24 W. Front St auction sale

FURNITURE, Etc., on m.io»y,

• SEPTEMBER SOU, K I p. in.,

B. W. Parlor Soite, Hair Cloth,

Summer

CARRIAGES, ALL STYLES.

CHEAP FOR PROMPT CASH.

Don’t Shrog Yonr Shoulders

££££*i'sc.ttfitfjsrs. • POTTERY CLAT."

iSS^KftsAr-BS 2*E.*S «& the following i REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AT SHORT NOTICE. hair ■ ad K»«f Mmtrrmr*. Ertlbrr

£2c?. »»jasjgf£«tt lnta War*. SkaAca. Uaap*. *-d rvkna ohion.la. SALE POSITIVE, TERMS CASH.

T. J. GILLIES. Auct’r.

A -NEW PAVEMENT.

AUCTION ! CRUSHED STOKE . is Mv FinlsM 0?

JOHN WILSON. A good *uuply of - stone tc THREE SIZES » kept conoUuithr on hand, and orders for large quanti- ties can be promptly filled. Thia

Thursday, Oct. 2,

B. W. Soite Parlor Fnnutnre, ROAD BEDS on public thor- oughfares, or lor DRIVES and WALKS on private grounds. It is HARD and CLEAN. No clay and soft stone is mixed with it Orders can be sent through the post office, or may be left with Robert Simpson. We* Front S^e*. k Trade Sipplled it tki Lews Bit*

Sole Agent lor tne Celebrated "BLACK PRINCE ”

Hum and Want India Sagora.

FRANK DAY,

LIVERY ^STABLE SECOND STREET.

iB'mnnum or amebic* i

Mauch Chunk, GLEN ONOKO Curliaei U leet HI Tralit -

Family Riding a Specialty. SWITCHBACK. Tenth Popular Excursion ol NICKLE CLOCKS!

lei England Bread a Specialty. Nickle Alarms, $1.28

NICKLE TIMES, ya Ceata.

At COLLIER S BO. 8 rA&K AYEMOE-

Establishcd 16 Yean.

Philadelphia and RaadingR.lL, New Jersey Central Division,

Wednesday, Oct. 1.

Special Express Train, WILLIAM H.

f. E. KINSMAN.

.... r....:...:

Pueusun E>mv A m m w ,

Sft» Only DeilT Paper

T. W. MORKI5ON, Fimsun,

J. E. WOOTTEN. CelMnl Manager.C. C. HANCOCK, Gen'l Pas. sad Ticket Aft.

H. P. BALDWIN,Oeal M M Fwcncer A»cni.

(SATUIU JAY, SBPTKMBKR 97, 1881.

T H E L i a t O a t B E a | l E M > U S E .

We published a few day« ago statisticsshowing tbe good effects claimed where Pro-hibition had been in force.

An opposite effect o( the f rohibitionmovement "to that generally looked upon, isgiven in an article Iron) tbe Chicago 11 enfollows:

__ "The national Prohibition movementnow in progress is a menace to thousandsof people and tomillions or monev. Ifcessful it would deprive many peoplimeans of earning a livelihood and it wouldwipe our property and fortunes as renlessly as. war. It is not possible to show bowmany people would be affected in one wayanother by Prohibition, but those who wouldbe directly concerned arc as follows:

Besides the above there are thousandslaborers and others dependent upon them forwork who would necessarily be thrown out ofemployment if the liquor traffic should besuppressed. Probably this class would awclthe number above given to very nearly 2OO,•ooo men, most of -whom have families. Theindustries largely sustained by the liquortraffic, such as coopering, teaming, farmingbuilding and transportation, would elheavy sufferers by- the extinction of the busi-ness. ' Some idea of the property \iattthreatened by the prohibiiion movementbe obtefled from the following: table, show-ing the capital invested and the materialsconsumed in tbe manufacture of the variousdescriptions of liquor.

Capital. Uauriab

HMM^ILIMI •••»•••• 9tiSmaao ,tV

. The first. column gives the approximatevalue of real estate and machinery used intbe manufacture of liquor and which wouldbe valueless for anything eke. Thecolumn may be taken as an average of the«mj»im of money paid yearly by liquor itifg£ture?s to the fanners of the country. Thedestruction of the liquor interest would drii

. thousands of men to agriculture and at tlsame time curtail the demand for the pro-ducts of that industry."

A MEW phase put upon the-Prohibition,movement i* the Tree advertising tbey are se-curing.. This is very clearly brought out bya correspondent of the New York Son, mho•ays;

The Prohibitionisti are managing to gettheir cause extensively discussed without pay.I bought from a New York news stand acopy of each of the mnrning and evening pa-pers. -1 found a6 articles—650 lines—on St.John and Prohibition. TnU gives 43 -line*to > paper. Assuming a circulation of 3.000for eacb paper, and that 45 lines would be afair average for the space given to Prohibitionby each of Uw 1,178 dailies and 9,40* week-lie* of the United SUUs.n hare 8 grandtotal of 34.330,4jo.oooliiMs for ihe campaignwhich would be equal to a dhecuesion ofovet» hundred book pages for every voter of the(7 ni ted States. They ought to make a great

show.

ttvws Iate;'cstS.:£r ta Voter* cat AJDPfcitsasj.

f* Vranr f itt — HUlnroixi l,<vti«i

mil l...;wis vfcii. A.- ill.- 'i'mKi_™«'i> train,leaving L « » P , cam* up to the UnUm depotat M rfIS p. »., the spaciou* Imildfug waa filled,aud tbelniltJiM wore tLronxed with pnoptesuxioua to • » tbe .tjntomian . A detachmentof policemen,

The baud struck up a patriot!'in rolled upi And the erowd

gan ibepped l'rum tike plnLformincompauy with n^-liayor ^enidu. Ouii.J > U ' s carriage airkfted liliu at the depot'

;. The |vx>ojttioa moved Up WaterSujierinr. Tho etpptoyss «[ ths nu-wlwlwale aouaaa anog lbs routslunt ay. Logan raiwul hia hat andquit* at bone 'among the peopia.

which Mr. Blaina waa to arrive from

arrived at T v. tl, J»t uaU an hour aheadof tirue, be «a. not met at the depot by theY..uiig Hen's Bepoblieap. club, which wae]utt lunuina tn l i i s t i b-adquarters; butnotivithutauding tliia upwards of *,«» mm

of the iiM.to.Duti,, The (treeta sera beauti-fully illumtiiBt.-d witu Chine** lantern* andthe banning were docora&d with nag*.When the conveyani» whHi bore Mr. Blainereached the Kt-uiuinl Huutw. Blaiu* andLogan met for me first time during tbecampaign, in the public square; It waea Mu-riiiK event, and wh*n they atoodlietore the crowd of 75.O0O, the effect was.itagiral, anil every hwtrt in the vast assem-bly must hare fPlt a tinge of entbiadeain.iloth rtatwm-m reviewed ttie 15,IW0 troopa,tome of whom were mounted. The gather-ing on the square was Kildnmed by O nLogan, ex-Secretary of Uw Kovy Ooff, andGlen. E. F. Korea, Aside from the greatout-door meeting,, than * ** *uot her not Mlarge, but no ISM euthnsiesUc, held at theTabarnarle, where Hannibal Hnmlin andJudge V.V-1. of Ohio, spoke. Bpeeckat werenhort: ••<ilml to we you; good bye." etcTaken all in all, the night'* demonstration

..11.- of the largest political meeting.held In CtovelanuT

BOSTON, Wi-pt.-"T.—iifu. Butler is alwayswmraiif welcomed by the Borton pobbc,

( l t nizht

OUed,dlencea wera aadreMe.l by Dan. Butlar him-lelf. Each audience also UsiMMd to, thepoUltoal view* ot otlwr apeakm. At allthree pluns Uen. Butler wma aUentlrtfylM«Md to, and was Irequently applauded.At PaneuU h«Jl the gemral u n i | M d tb*old partte* for the cut unddrid wrk of

A*t KCHO «T (be r u n Bank rat lare .n n w i - s e , Bepfc VI.—The hserint in the

_jit of Assignee Warner against otherdirectors ot tbe Penn bank was continued,with Prnndent Riddle on dietestified to being present at

picked out of the gutter, then wouldoften be a chance of getting better men.A .-liaiiEf. he thougnt, might be achieved ifvoter* would cast their ballots acfenUag to

father* Vettf with Andrew Jackson for theDemocratic ticket. General Butler, while inFauruil hall, was p r w n M with a drumthat hud « M *r»jca «t New Orleans and aBorailMrssshwwUchlwreceiredirithshorttn «•*» of thank. «t T m n s i temple. Oeo.Butler continued in a limilar strain, eoevduiling that if hie constttnenta would eolr

md toother tbey would xirely win at but,hough he miebt never do eo. Tbe addreaatbe Meionaou was not protracted. In allr-ntial particidnrs it only repeated tkoae

1 previously delivered.

Siw YOMK, Sept -.T.-At Uw meetiag ofthe Tammany Hall coiumittee on (irgaudn-tlon lart evening the nusniKian of ex-Senator CraJy waa preaentni and anxpted.The roUof drtngatwa for tha twentj-foordistricta WM «Uad, and all reportal thaioverfilling wa. looking l a m o . iootly tar

ick«tL l W tD m o « r t t ?ooorentioti will me* 0 .

y amany will nominate a steta Uoket, wile Sir.Hugh Grant, who recently made sue* a

ined fightin the board of a.U» i-asaj, of the BroadwaybiUV

rilllaru PBreall Nusport, r i r w l m i ,K«w Viat , Sept. 37. -The World earn

William Parcel!, editor of The RochesterUnion and Adverfieer, wbo, shortly after

pp U«kat[or merely pereonal naeope, and who took a

p .,»r iu ita BDpport Of UK, Pemooratic canrlidAtet, ha* written*letter to Jams. Mo-Tahon, of Brooklyn, mid*r date of BepC 15,rinenuqaaUlladeMpportkoCleveUnd andMarkka

aapiaia; T«mr.Bonos*- Bept. 27.—OWL BnUer »paak* a*

Bprinfleld Uii. eveatog.; Monday *T«n-Ing a* apeaks in Albany and Troy, and onTna-day at Rocnefter in tb* afternoon,Buffalo in the evening. Than he goes toIndiana,-peaking at Fnrt.WKjw Walae*day aftenioni and M Ineiauport inMb*evening. Thursday at Tern Hants In theafternoon and Iwtianapolii in tbe evening.Vri-layr at PlymouUi in the afternoon UHISwitb BtfuJ in the evening. The week tot-1OHU>K bo will atnmp in Michigan, wltfa theiccption of one day ia lom.

_ _ »-vt. 27.—On. John • A-„_. . lie Republican candidate for vice-

pnwident, is to visit this city on tbe 8th ofOctober, at the invitation of tbe Toting Re-publican dub, whoes gnestlu win be. TheEeuoral will reach Philadelphia on tbe:

and In the eva. Academy

gwUlr.

Republican club, will parade OB that occas-ion, anditiseonHdenUy believed that thetorchlight profeenon will excel in brilliaacythat of laat Tuesday evening In honor of thevisit of MY. Blaine.

Plva Broihrra Killed • • Da IT.LOKDOS, Sept 27.—The wivck of MM

ganboat Wasp, off the Donegal coast, con-tinit -»to be a f rvitfol topte of iliiiiaalaii Inthe UHidon papers. AH d*plore toe dis-

M of the snore oufpoken dalo say tnat it is a diagram tcknaadp. Ther eay that tb.

'asp meat hav. been fespt oat of bMone, and that that fart Was Js-w>aea5e

required argent dlep*teh. The Ibfv^Ueutswwt Thorns* 8. "

went dawn with the efaip. i*' •» th- last of are Jn

perished a t sea or in.

OUTRAOtNQ THE LAW.,

«» Take ••rHC*

. , - . ! , * » . . Bepfc.JT.-A branchofthaceteb»l*d bond of B«l Men, that a fewyears otii temirtwrt portions of Wert-Vir-

' ive haan making depredadons ininunity. It fa surmiiwd hy >orn*baud came from West Virginia,in no foundation (or the state-

tho ordir in that stale has beenit, and a "chamber" is know:

t here. On FrUinJ th» 12th instibout nridnljcbt. »me HTty mounted n .

d and armed with pistols and clubs,to tb* resident of Daniel Bernard,

ner. 1 bey broke down tto door.and, entering, began Jtw workhey bad entered tae placo. Tbabound and: the girls -tripped of

allreiotnutg. A thick dress of tar anduodmfntat<?red to thowonie-. Theittatnpted to interfere, but waa

down. After Onishlng their Work[party Kirved notice on the, family that

the> murt leave the nei^bboraood in tenda*, or fare m * . Tlio Itod Men then left,

-On cause for thi* tmtoiont b tbe aawr-01 that the tami.v in shockingly depraved,

fcat the aou . 1 nerd as * resort forn, anadally liorwi thieve*. Tbe tealfor the aaaault U that the Bernardstd the law offkvr. in ferreting out tbe

e, and on Wednesday the Ked Han ap-pea red again, and, bindins the family, tookthe 1 outaWe. The/ tban demolbbed tbe.bo< m aad •teMe, and hameteung twohorses. The members of the family were

, tied to a tree and roughly gassed.Heathen left As the house i* off

the'nuLtn road, it waa not until nearly aoon* ifnJlowmg day that tbe .ufferen wen

__Jov«red. All were uninjured, exceptlln. Barnard, who, being old and in, waa *oprostrated that *m> died that evening. The£njnn.nii7.KMilJTingftmri'1 BM|11 * Hm

mi

Sept. ST.— Rabbi Browne, oftbe JewWi •ynagotrae. Ostes of Hops, is ilia-ptsJaMl heeawe while tbe poMlc schools ortbe pity are dosed on (food Friday, and theJewinh children nave an enforced holiday,theWhoois are not doaed oa the chief jewiafafeast days and the Jawiek children •offer de-merit* for absence on sot* daya. He sayshe Will cajvy tbe question Into politics if

ignore his request that J -wish children be' l i t Monday, which - tbe Day of

•L Snpnrtoiiad-nt Ja.per »Jd lart

aUctonsobssrvaaoestlMy wan S -ways allowed to make np their lessons tbenext day, and to make tbetr record of at-tendant* perfect by coming for an hour anda half in the morning. Ho would pay noatawitli^ to Rabbi Rrowne'i reaoeat. Hrhonl

Wallace Mid tbe Jewish boll-

taped HSO.OW in exchange for their own' «3UO,000 to be borrowed from the

_ _ _nka That ho waa there, he ad-mitted, but said the notes were not handed

Be positively amr-ted that be neveroct ttKkOOO in notes for tbe accon>-

city oocurad hem, the rtriking cigar-mato-n and their frierta* lmradinf[ in large

bera. The parade was witoeaesd hy10,0*0 people, who greeUl the march-with iiaiilfeatatliiiM of approbatlOB.

After the parade Jobs J. Anio ad-dre-ed an immense anaieoce trSm the bai-eony of the Bxcaaiure•hotel, the crowd «11-tag the street for a oontderable d M u o .slthir way. Tbe people were vary demoo-atratire, t-ut at the ooDolniou of the a.ldreas,which buted forty-RTe minutes, ther all

J a

ABaoTOroa, Sept. 37.—Tbe war devarVt has information that Oklahoma Payne

arranjriiig for another invasion of the Iu-

Oen. Hatch to look out for this troubleeom*Mid hi* followersto locate in tba

,- WlUtaviewoi "nnUwfnl

a _view of checking fatva

emtota* Indian territoryha. dJMtadthe«eUWlaa.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept ST.—A Winnipegspecial aay. information has been reachedthere which wwOrroa the report that the(nuafs of tb* South Ptegan Indian*

• ' • J 1MM * " U»H«*, (MM H MH 1UVHVJ MM

not paid they shoot as many cattle as theythink will pay the duty on (he Dumber left.It h said the Indians a* In a starring ODDdltjon, which a

ErtuvD, Sept. ST.—A ruport reachedbare Uiat at a county fair at Erie, Fa., agrana stand feU, klUihg fifteen or twentypersons. Tbe story is contradicted by aspecial dispatch Just received from Brie,-'bleb uya: A terrible accident occurred

t tbe fair. An aeronaut -was about to aa>md in a balloon when it shot trp wtth a

Ing him instantly. James "Wadsworth andW. P. Edward, were merely Injured. Tb*grand rWnd etory is a hoax.

Bewball—Baltimore— Louisville. T; Baltl-

S^Bue1 do-Hew York, 8; Buffalo. 3 (gauecalled on aOM«at of darkness). Detn>R-Detroit, It; Boston, 6. develand—Ptii'i M-phia, 10; Cleveland, a Haw Yore-!';•»)'<.yn, 2; MetrOyoUtana, IT. Brighton B,.i, hwianers—Craftie, WeHlng»en, LUIie B, Mat-

Sept. 37. -Tba Star* MmleW

BELIEF.l Ha Thinka About the

in Doctrinal ftnaching.

Will be Becaraiael an a Sta«*foslax. Ha sj*He»

The Lave • * « • * .

Ing. said Rev. Henry ardPlymouth . prayer meeting.that we are psxtog througcaptivity, and the ligbta are in dang fbeing rtftnriiH'^' My fntlwr was an ad-vanrad man. Ha was held in bf> day infollyasmnoh NSpldon as hii son has beenin tus day, 1 have read affectionate letter*of cauUon and admonition sent to blm byFrof. Potter and Dr. Woods, of Andorer,Dr. Tyler/Brother NatUeton aad others,who thought be was running out of tbe har-ness of the church; bnt be i» now regardedas a pretty ataunok aad sound taeolefiaa,and after [ have bean dead years 1 shall beaba. I look back upon the way la whichtruth WM preached in father** day, thoughthat was >n advanced state, with astoniah-tnent. If that was advanced truth h t

looking iatr> a mtzura&tn d o . e-were only In there what a

time he wouW have. 1 was told to Kire up.Wei), I didat know of anything I hadn'tgiven up. I n > told to lay down Uwweapon, of a,y rr-brtlion. Bnt I had nl t l d o f

I hadnothpon, ylag to lay dowo as far as 1 knew.told that my heart had by nature an e n yagainst God, Well, I tried to get at it, butI ld t m k e myslf feel that I waa an

new. Ie an enmity

t t it b ta g n , , gI could not make myself feel thatenemy of G#d, though J believed it, faeoatit was told to me. 1 was told that 1 was .heir of perdition, bom in dn.and that until,like a itrokB of lightning, tbe Holy abort

me, I cmndao nothing; butld it d i wroald DX it, and o u i a

each a way that I felt It chief);putting myself in such condition

. . . ace of God would be likely toAnd me, and that wax the hast hope I had.Oh, the night.] oh, tbe fWlsh day., tb..

which I want to get atwhich ions aiagle word might have

given me tt I eosld have got rid of this taso-loBical teaohins and understood, "mfaxente Oed, aad Qod love* you."atlartonetnpraiacQod brought del'

ae it wwiumpiy in tU* fact—the as** ofthey

id it. Hot on account of any dbuvesplan of ftUvatloa; ti.inpiy became i1- —t nature, because He - Ood, and Ha is

God became He has the power of lovingthat which ia not lov.ly, aad making it sobv Hii love, Wnen that dawned on mymind I felt I had found the light of my

How, my own esiHsleme waa onlv part otsst world movement that w«. goin* on:•age from the acerb and nsoetie vie w of

ig view of (tod and hi. family._. togy orgasuaas Ihjsit em the bawtaof aUngasm and court; b«t Chrietlaoicy o r r ufBMUHtf OB tb* baaisot A household and

_ _ » Mr. Moody, not au. but a very abU man. in de-J-

lng with w e , abnet, all bis teaching it00 the aid. of the merer, the wnpsaejon,

at God. ~

Every one bom Into the world needs to beelevated spiritually to a higher plaste bv thepower ef toe divine spirit And then mire

" ,££.' ' "_ electnchtof the'son;

— drato then-di'

are paring from despotic theology Into tbe- love. In all transition periods

some waste. Many truths thatnave been piewJjM as esssugal will be

H-TBBVbeperfectly replaced by1, and there wQl be miachief hen

and there. Many will stumble, some willdie without having seen. Ho gnat •hangefrom a lower to a higher plan* in natJons or

ecteo* In anotU « t « . ehall have a gpower and glory la the church that willmake them look back an as wtth pity ink

t aa dangerous men. tat intae. the* 100T. men will pity os, aaytag, '.-how could, having (one thus far, no! have seent w. . m - I rectos In the r t u r ^ t h u hV-^aiWSa?do my share that teat future may be ra-

diant For whether I see tt fa thl> life Ihave faith in tt and conttort in my faith,

I believe I shall see It when 1 am par-ad to drop the burden and the oreaa.

Jnatlee f»r ajt "Inv.»T.-Thealie_

after btang wron«fullyorder ol a bailiff, was1 through Mr. Thomast h g

Sailen'i effort*, and in rrnsiansnri 11 r theconfiMskni of (tie real murderer, Garbr, whorenotlr died at Walde^ ICaea., paaaedthrough Dublin on hie trey to hat home inthe Arraa Islands. He waa reoogaJsad by•several who knew Uni or bad aeen him dur

hi tr i l b t th

gaJsadn him ddur

mg his trial, but there w u no demonstration.KllmarUn Is physically in good baaith, buthis mmd isawrsok. He i. in a constant

oosness, fear and dejection, bntthat these symptom* will pea*

' tbe menu"_ to give E

tin an allowance which will enable ha few y ear* until Us men1

eovery ia computed.

_ L The government baa beenappttea to fur I — . U l T - , ana tt is proba-bl. that noontadpolUMwUlaocompany thesnrveyore to th> reserve f keep th* Indian,quiet, until the work is completed. The U-OU.II* thre-ten to kill,tbe mrveyors (f ther

' •*«••lg* MaHorv of

•aaldpal mort, will call on the grand

&• to aadict the editors of The aTareld aadFrets rr«-e lot UbeDiag him b, oa*.

nleease? a nnawert aalisnfce.iiai on tbapmmatkasth* ort*»«nc« uader'which h.

THE LOCOWO>TIVI awoTWtHHooe STFTTKfr TTTE EVIDENCB

i»coantnendatioB« was 3IM to change theu Z o f i t e ^ to the Brotherhood rf —Locojnotive Flreojen •* Kor* AaWiwhich wae adopted. By tbi* change MexicowiU be teclntad in the scops of the societyThoru are many member, in Meiico, but aeyet tbey are »ot organised. 8i«p. to thatend wi>l be taken at once now that tb* Juris-diction of the brotherhood can be extended

•y^xss. _ 'faleh tbey:he necessity of steps beingdirection. But they make.no suggestionsin vtew of tb* tmxX that a convention ofrailway eupertnteadenbi is being held toconsider the Matter. In this eonnection Itmay be well to .tate that the railway

have taken steps to have tbe railwaypanla. in that state to adopt a un««qaerf«paa^Big«cars,leavi«gItto ttemanagers of the road, to decide apon thesystem. Grand Organiser Steven* statedthat in Chicago twenty companies, drat otthem having different rules and signals,.used On Mine track*. C. 8. WueaXou,grand chief of the Order Of Railway Conduc-tor*, **nt tbe following from Elmira: "Be-

- that 1 cannot came; pleas- accept ourwisbM for tbesuccsaa of your order."

r , errret tb*et w

AN INFANT PLAINTIFF.

Little Girl In f o . n - S h e tTathe Judicial Drromai .

TBUTOH, N. 3., Sept. 37.—Thei* is aninterwiing case in progress in tbe UnitedStates circuit court now in session in thincity. Frederick Praricn, of New York,bring, suit for damages egaimt DanielBonnes, of New York, on account of in-juries to bis daughter Viola wan wae ran

In that city by one at ~_»ns,- Viola, is a pretty

child 8 years old. She • in 1

& upon the benches and talk «_ and McKeana. She ahn r .

foodnes. for Mayor Collins, of Jersey City,•• oniiasltli lawyer, n e Injury to the•ildia at the left elbow, which wae so badlyTO*^eatobaT«iUnwrfiUne*s(or«v«rh».

paired. Viola wea brongh* before the jury

She cried Utterly during the eand bis tears dropped on her bared anas.After tbe examination Kb* tried to pUy tagwith her brother, bmt Contaole B s a a nfrowued so that she stopped. Bhe slept inher msUMri arms waue Uriver Merta erttedbow he had driven over her near her homeieat antman wfeile aha wa. T Vi ,.> ^sral other children, while crowing b e tThirty-fourth street on their way to a caadv

The arguments were completed late- afternoon. Judge McEenna ~

jary to-day.

prevafaat in the TUtac . . .ntunsroua death* bare already occurred,

war* reporte. I to the board' thefona

._jrain almoet every

In the Tillage. Tne disease m_t mad«two weeks ago, tiaM which

in the villa.* fc been

of Cedar creek. He also tetfaSa*to going to the Waiuwright •xmage slurtbe body was found; of telling Mrs. Wu»wright tnat her husband was murdered-how Mra. Wainwright acted with mdlSer.ease upon receipt oC the terrible news salhow he examined Che gun* of G urge udCbarlM Waiuwright, tba murdered man'.

Bobbins examined tbe gun* which wsr*town him by Prosecutor MiddleUm, tad

said that u«orge WaXnwfigbt'B gun wasloaded, while that of Charles —A been findend tbe ramrod was missiug. He told ho*he mat Deputy Sheriff Book well on tha Fri-day n%ht a/tar tte murder, and how, uponaakiog him if he thought htm (Koct«iil)rdt t j ot th* murder, he (Bobbuu) 11U:"So.1 doM't think you killed poor Jim, butt bsdvvB yon know where bis body i* bid."Bobbins also teettfled that Bock*eU, after

" I the wibseas for advice as todo is the nutter, whan tW

•x-shernt told Bodneell aa tbe caa. lookedM him, U he was "Justice Wilkee i _

well's) oottace, and have tbe •his horse and compared with tbe tract.

' .ear to w h,™ the body wa. f™md.dm that if they didn't fU it wouldto clear him ot suspiuion.Mor Middlvton cloariy defined tb*

theory that the sUte had of the nnrder. Itwaa that Walnwrigfct was abac by BockweQ

by some malign ant dysentery,while others aawrt that it is a form oi

are leaving tbe place to_ _ A meeting of the county

board of health will be bald he

ntioD. of UiH F a n i w i , wa very liberal balM for the damage to baraffections caueed by Lord GarmoyU<i breach

'ee, are again before tbe public. The_ revived that ibe it atlaat to toni

tbe wife of Harry Qnilter, tbe well knowsart criUc, whe baa amply preved hi. con-

He was engaged to MB- Porteecu*ar aeejuaintance with Lord Gar>

ntoyk-, and aha sacrificed the author far thesake 01 the lord and the prospective u l i e etthe C<nwt*« Cairn*. Mr. Quflter remainedtrue, however, ana ia Marcit last, after Lord

l a i I,, ii aPa T • • 1^.. at U L . It ^ A

UMIIVJHI o m n m QK a m f w a H S i eflttwhile tbe result of hex Mlt waa >UU in doa fat,ha now been acceis said, i. to take p

wj outfit of the Egyptianwhich have been ordered by tneThey include cork Jacket* and lint beHa,

tere are aleo large supplies ofp-.J.liie.andott-rluiurta.,

.a be only f or the M of in,valkto, but whieli, to the eyes 0* UM critic*,took uncommonly Ilka the preparation, for- military picnic on a Urge K»la.

than itooator L^rd. of-teadllr nhHed to draw Irk warrant

yesterday, when he sent tor tne money.The but amomWaa him waa f 1,1)18 whichh^-oeptedai^daduotin, CWS for miteage, ahsMwe, esc Senator laird's nriaisliuncy baled to'«nomma*e bin* a few days

Sept 37. -Th* DoBkalonud Spirit MerchanU Pro-• have decided to abandon

• of the Scott act wi

t r y i n g to f ind Out WhoeB Waiawright.

TOM'S Rivra, N. J.. frpt. 27 —•Almm s,oe|sople in Sunday clothing, both on foulaai

in carriAs™. Oiled tbe only broad >tuMt a.the quaint village of Tom's RJ ver, un wlnehMand-i tbe Ocean County court lion-*. Maav"is this mutley crowd caoie from • cuDuaaL •able dinance tu waioh the inqurv into thitragedy Bj'wiudi James Wunvright ] «hie life o . Sept. 15, an 1 for in.plicaiiooTwhoM death elgnl persona are coufinwl .the Uttle flick Jail, in Uw rear of tbe cowsboase. Long before tbe hemr set apart (orthe resumpUoK of the eoronera inquest U»

room was pa,cltod to ufEudttoaiClayton Hobiiins waa ii« ftnl

wiuuss called. He testified to bearing oiWala wrtght'a absence and of flrst bar-ing a aaqucion that tte »—>•• uwith foul play on tbe WedaHd.,after the murder; bow be went down witfcother citlaeB. to the Wainwrigbt couw. telaveetigato the auaKer, follbwiag [hTtraUto' Otdar cMek, and subeeqikntly nitiEebulon BriUon, Haw^y B. Crafti ffauain

- MaChan AasUn, mil expsrt

y o r e p w ainf. honaa wUb e. coal-box we«on wttkatdas, to LacWs Grove, where a*

hed a halt load of pine —eillw, mirove into tbe oak Dderbnub whdrove into the oak Dnderbnub, when

te pal Wimwrigfat's body under the pin*

•crated tha body, proceeded back to Lucar1!Grove, Sited tbe wagon to the top wit*needles and started hack.

There ia but little doubt bnt that Pubhg

He has the el _tt of the townsfolk have that the lamfly

' - t ot tbecir-"" Should

ogniaant of tg his death.

ao ttromer tttUmoey be otered eBockweU than that already prcwt wiU be difficult to hold the charge ai

SecreUrr (handler'a Leetare.|W«HKBiOT, Sept Xt.—The secretary ot

the navy ha* U*ued a general erder approv-ing the court martial aantenM of two yeaneaapeaaiou on furlough pay of Passed AssiM.ant Surgeon A. O. Caboll for; drankenoeaand abeanoa withont leave atTfeteen, Chine.

February last. The secretary severely-.jrinuuKb tbe ofnoor and SWT*: "SvFry,

naval officer whose use of intoxicatingliquor, become, K i i o a i r a that hi* npor-ors cues turn to be tried and convicted ol

drnnkanneasaboald Tin n nti 111 ill I ilfawia-.l.and the seutonce should be inexorably car-ried into execution. Whatever charity or

ance may be exteaded to each offieend be given when they reach some other

_ of Ufi* tban tbe naval service, Tbeyate worthies* member* of their profession.end should in every case be forced eff th.active list of the navy."

grama, was blown Inlc-the brain of .eon McColm, of this city. Thi. heavy

" trea. several piece* of hone and a plew orfelt hat were withdrawn from quit. *lance In bis need, and without trepan-«- by BiakJag an op*ninS in tbe frontal

. w, through which half a. tea-spoonful ofbrain ooeed. Tne wound bat healed and tbe

the hot raysof thti-.un, and u a- weiia* ever. The case Is among the meet re-markabld on record.

Ciu.TTAjrooa.fc, Sept. »7.—Sam Hayes, tbe_Jalii*ror the Oreanwood Coal tompanr u

the Cincinnati Soatuaru railroad, was fouthibe beach. Hii dothH had bos. hk watch is miesina. Be wufor the purpose of robbery. Howstolen Is not known.' Two ballet

I found In hi* bead.

T a . Week'a f « l l n r « .KKW TORK, bept. 87.— There wera :iBoree in tha United States reportedIradstrreU during the week, a JOJ

the preceding week and 1M, I Abe uorreiponding weeks of UBS, 18U3

t in

CONDENSED NEWS.

San Praneisro b excited over a cess olleprosy from the Sandwich inlands.

A are wntea broke oat in R, J. Burton'sBtBbfe* at Newport yesterday did *3u,Q01wortbof damage. <

The famou« suit of Eywtopowlaa. eJicor

__off»ler, tte oonfldential eisrk of Arnold, Con-.able ft Co., of Sew York, show be • * *

Mia. J. tl Welton, of Hew York, wa*ttatatoaWth Tunday la naktectbe •*•mtottoaB-s Peak. CoL Sbej wae oangU

Bum** baa It that President Arthur^ pro-lwasil vacation at Becretary Frebngbaj-•en** a becaane U th* attractioBs be find, inHim Freli«»boysen's society.

EVIDENCE

jtRSEV CEMTBAL DIVISION, haitoa la fct« Yack. loot •»

TIME-TABLE OV JUNE rw4. m*. ARRIVE u USvi AkKIVfc

l sii sd'lre** in which bel* on the MoaOoSBbols. John Britt,|-~> of tlie fourth district, madi> a briafp h -nring principally on ^rieraocM lajKrict Tta» i-aUook wears • vwy

JBJ aspect. T t m h t n been strike* atnif^r of mine*, and owing to the c«tv

t b i d itJ ^ o n i f ^ r o m i n , n„ ! j.i:iv;ii.iiiun at bu-ti

Zn ton** to acceptj ' f u r c e d to aowpt large radacxtons Is' * , po« ot mining wo tll«t they are w w

Mm-.r mile Imttatthaa Rarration wagn.r v compuiy ( ton ayiMoi « M coodamntdI, an emjiiintic manner. Streonuuft •Iforta^1 be }>ut lortb to hare tiiia effort cup-

JMUJ Tbe minen hare suffered trainj ^ eaiBW (or a number of years.

The IMUrup mine*, operated by tba Bandy| L * Coal compesy, of UaniBburf. hareMn d<«*l and opanttiotw faavs bnn indMV^Mj suspended. LaU iDMliigtuew frcknBcbuytkiUr belilgh. Carbon, Norttauubar-

! MMI, I'viuinbl*.' Wjoiah>« and U r i u w u u[ tfuoe 'lL.irn.-W i» t- • the effw* that matt

aiuAi prevails among all d i n s or oat'opentUw. AgiteKn are biuilT « -" in sowing the mad of discord and dU-L Branch lodges of a newly organised*pi»t«d aawiatkoo of miners aad

Ubravr, am bilng formed in aU dlrtricto.BHwgi'u 15,009 and £0,000 nainw • and labor-irs ins-. rii>..l Uwir wmai upon « » roll*

STRANGLING UTTLE CHILDREN.

For Crazy Woijk.A New Lot of APPLIQUE

FIGURES, for transfer, front 50

each ap.

Best EMBROIDERY SILK,

all colors, 25 Skein* for iSc.

STAMPED LINEN SPLASHES.

Corticelli Darning Silk, all

shades, at $cL spool.

H em min way's Kniting Silk,

all colors.

nn and c

day evening, where ba a»w a joonewoman raving like ft maniac tod. trine proa-t™w on UM groUnJ. Un.ler her lay a littlejirl wbom the woman «aa trying to »tr«»-jlf. The officer's main atrength wai exerted•in nlpaBing the ctiUd'o ueck from her g™*§),and hi- tlieii took her into cimody. Th« «*-dted people were frantic and made attowpte

On the way to Uw

children like a t :sS5MlMd her and prevented her from carryingml Ml' mission or "snerincing chlldrm fbr«• BUngdom of Ood."

She waa on the vorge of inaanity becaoa*•f prolonged debauchery aod dissipation,tba Mid she waa Bridget Bw«eney, K yeanaid, a servant ia Weat SlxtoMitb itrtwt, NewTort The

Uteal _cell, ai*I in inrmtigatioD ahowad that the.woman had twimtud bor long black•bout b*r neck with Uw intention of •jling berwlf, but JUegi. Cbapal, the 4ttr3 tbe ianitre-Tdteuadod bar fro*• iet _ ^ ^ _ _ ^ _

V U K T I . ep 2 N o t n g•r definite is known here about Uteat Oen. Oreiham's appointment ai a V•f the treasury. ficn. of the knowing eoeemt »«rt poaitiTelj- that hi. trancfer f r o -tan aoat office to the '

tin pn-siti nt to tiiukc a permanent t a lectionat 1. LM! iT. They also awert chat Oni.Grvtwrn will lay aside UM treasury port-folio within a week «r two, while othenprofov to know, from b e biat antborltjtlwt tag wiB remain at tbe Head ot MMtreasury doparmwiit until the cloM Of ttaia*Iiiiuii:.tration. Tba portfolio 'to Gt-u. Gnabam Mion aftoiFotptf1! deatb, but b» decluwd•nvpt, preferring, as b* then infm HfJthe president, to become n jodga. It watthen hit intention to accept tba louu to be•leant juc»te«hip In the wat, aad now»h.tber. after being no uddenly and HUMpMt«lly placed at the bead ol tbe tl"*a»uiyd pmrliHBiit, be will stay then r u u i i n tcbe ma u tbe outcome of hi* TUt to tbepr«ideut at Raritan.

..Ha P r r v . l . n l .ST. Uiurs, Sept. ST.—Tbeascrataiy ot tb*

bir aawcitition *ont out tb* following drit the reported existence

la will be"Owing I

lie iecreriiry »«yi b* baa iaformatlon from«tnen of tha leading stook mad In the cky that tbe terrible eooorga exMatnlh-iJm and thai It woald be dangwoa* to•pen ton pounds for tb* «zkiUtio> of anycattlfc He u y i that ttai. azcloaion nttnonly to the cattle department and will ban•» rfoct upon the »dini«ion of :

_ andiKiup. ^_

. MMIroad companv 1 * B ' t p i n i l

Ianuv^pouo, Sept. 37.—Some 'time agor n*isgai#. of Kentucky, while a• oa un Ohio and MtaiMippi train

•MBT V)ncennea, ma shot and klltoa by •fallow traveler named Haynea. who was salrn-Ing from delirium tramena. WjngaMHwidow tnsd tbe railroad company «*4 wai•*rard«l (5,000 damage*. Tha rac«lw otthe Ohio and UinMppi KppMOed. and tba w i . w i . a i trial befot* KdgTWooda. .

BiLTOUU, Sept X7.—Tbe msoriMra c'tte Stock Kzchuge bald a apKial•wl Qftss«l rea6lQtioi» expraniiiK Ltbe death of Mr. Garrett, and aympalabdngwith toe family ID their betwarwSiroiliM- »c:ion will be .taken faybranch*, of the city council and Uie Comunit Hour Bcuhang*.

<• tbsra were two more attempt* & barnUM city, on* being in the Broth ElectricLight is.inpsuy'* buildinir, where n« adddental fires could originate, aad the other inthe Caw block, equally «• unlikely to beawid-ntal. The authoritlas are vigilant Ihope it, obtain a tine to tile perpetrators.

An Iron»t. Loos. Sept 37.—Th. 8 t J.owi. If alla-

*Ue Iron company baa uaignad to JohnT. Dave& U. M. FiMer i* pwideat of tb*iwnpmij- and B. O. Farnsr, secret«ry. Tba•ctBduleotawttashow (111,000. No * "•Mat of tbe liaUlittee ha* yet been mi

• M outlook for American Wheat.WABHTSQTOM, Sept. 87,—Consul General

Mason, •( HBTMUIS^ report* to the depart."^nt ot Mate, that the " beat crop* throu %lout Farojw are nnnaoally large, reaamblinjt oee of 1SS2. and >-h*t thera if i

WunraoNit, Sept. . a•••clor Central of Steam Ths> been authopiaed by tba acting ssorMary•if th» trsasory to transfer hb offioe to Aibuy [or the month ••( October.

*, Sopt, 37.—The 13lst call fot

^••dj was laawd b j Acting Secretary Cos** ahs traunry doputment. The oall at for•™ adliiott* of tbre* per cant, btawta, and' * «»w of n U i Ifa 1 Xt

™ MILLS,Somerset Street,

Near Front, Plainfield, N.J.

FRENHTBROSMerchant Millars,

EDSALL1S

FFLOUREVER-READY PREPARED

and Indian Meal,Hominy, Oat-meal,

Wheat: and' Rye Bran.All kinds of Feed for Horses,

Catthrand Poultry.

BALEDHAY AND STRAW.Corn, Oats, Wheat, Buck wh eat. Bai-

ley, Wheat and Rye Bran, CornMeal, Screenings, Cracked

Corn, Bone Meal, Oil;Cake Meal, Ground

Oyster Shells,Cracked

Bone,

QOODB. ETO. DELIVERED.

Solid Well Made

Boots and Shoes,

Direct from the Manufac-^• hirers at

LOW PRICES.No goods handled in this store

that will not give a reasonable amountof wear for the money inverted.

SHERWINS23 West Front St.

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN

FIGURES.

H. S. BARNES,17 and 19 Front Street East,

Plainfield, N. J.is ssixraa

SHADES,

STOVES!1 AT ;HAU PKICE.

DON'T MISS THE BARGAINS

T. J. CARElks1 Wot Frmt SO«<.

AT LOW PRICES.

C U R ' S FUROTURE EXPRESS.

FOR BARGAINS

SECOND-HAND:

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Fint Clan CMntt (Col*

UPHpLSTERING

J. S. Powlison,

Jones & Co.

To Clm M TiilU, «s«pools, l i t ,

mA '-~—' »^- «oikicmt% fill rB"?'^ll(l. ASmbraMbtodiS do i b. w > nr? eb»p. Dm

Morton W. Noble,Mason and ' Builder

Soda Water,All Flavors

FIVE CENTS.

Miller'sPHARMACY,

Under Van Dexenter HaU.Having greatly increased my

acilities I ask attention to thesuperior quality of my Soda Water,which cannot be excelled, and toto the new flavors I have intro-

WINDOW GLASS,WALL PAPER,MIXED PAINTS,

VARNISHES,FURNITURE POLISH..And, in short, everything in his

line, at New York pricesI and also gives a rebate

of 5 per cent for 'cash.

CALL AND SEE HIM.

CARNEY BROS.Ho. 11 Somerset Street.

T I N N E R S ,

Fitters.

AllktafcorF.

Stoves Stored.

Sanitary Plumbing.

Bebnow, oar work in Plainfteld.

E.C MULFORDReal Estate Broker

andFire Insurance.

OfBoe 36 ana 37, Opp. S. B. Station,Plainrteld, N. J.

Tie Iwtb tawia IKBUW C«. O( PUli

PlMiiJsstnnet Co, o! London.P.O.Box 15-

RESW£HCE, no. se cui Wriw i n u T

Office Hours, 7 a. m. 106:30p.m.

i GOOD STOCK OF 1 U L PAPERSTor tbi Fall Trad*.

GOLD, PI-ATS, BtJtNKS, * cran rrocit or

BORDERS and FRINGES.

Also Paints, Varnith, Window

Glass, Brushes, etc.

Albnrtns'Sialm's,No. G North Avenue,

PLAIRTHUXK 4

7 Acres of Land.

'FOR SALE LOW,'

Ice C r e a m [Closing onrSale.Selling off at Cost 1

frOH THE

NEXT THIRTY DAYS!,Mr Entire Stock of

FfflE HATS and CAPS,STRAW GOODS,

Trunks, Umbrellas, Gloves, Etc.CALL AND SEK THE BARGAINS VO«

CAN GET FOR S LITTLE MOMCV u [th«

Waaniag Vermeule,Me. 5 FRONT ST.,

Opp. Somerset, PlainfieJd, N. J.

THE STOBE TO LET.

duced.

Ginger Ale on Draught,Equal to any imported.

A SUPERIOR

TOILET COLOGNE WATER,Fragrant and Refreshing

$1.00 per pint.

Why Pay 50cFOR

Antifermentine,The Great Fruit Preserver,

When Yon Can Buy ItFor 33c a Box

• A T

MILLER'S.Miller's 20c Corn Cure.A positive and painless cure folcorns.

6 BOTTLES FOR SI.00.

Sponges and• Chamois,

A large assortment selected withspecial care, and offered at reasonable prices.

PrescriptionsIn this department give I mypersonal and especial attentionthus insuring reliability antpromptness, at greatly reducedprices.

i HAVE JOII*ED

No CombinationON

HIGH PRICES.and shall continue to favor my

customers with all goodsat POPULAR prices.

FRENCH'S CLOTHING STORE.

NEW GOODSJUST RECEIVED

Merchant Tailoring DepartmentlEmy Gnde sf Foreign ud Amwiein

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES

UTEsfSTYLESGARMENTS GUARANTEED.

Men's, youths' and Boys'

READY-MADE

SUITSLOWEST POPULAR PRICES.

JOHN H. FBENGH,

88 FROMT BTBXXT.

io E^Front Street,PLAINFIELD, «. J

BUTLER'S

Drug Store,Formerly Yoorhees',

21 W. Front St.

Plainfield, N. J.

TdephooeCall, N0/106.

PHYSICIANS" PRESCRIPTIONand FAMILY RECIPES com-

pounded with the utmostcare. Business conduct-

ed under tbe untne- -diate supervi-

R. WALDRON.

Practical Gilder,#o. 9 East Front Street,

7iot Kuioul Buk BuildiBt.

PICTURE AND PORTRAITFRAMES, WINDOW

CORNICES, ETC.

GcllFnmn (nPlUUUS I SpecUltj.

Marshall's StorageWarerooms!

Fornitare, Merchandise, EtcLOCKED H00MS IF DESIRED.

MILK DAIRY.

D. S COLES,ti n am I... n.i.iriil"'

SICIANS OFj^

Thorp's DisinfectantThorp'

Cards, Billheads, Hand Bills,

Programmes, Posters and

At'Reasonable Prices,

BTEBK 0 1 3 JOB DKPIRTK1T

of thePropri-etor.

BUTLER,The originator of 5 cent Ice CreamSoda Water, desires to call especialattention to his -

5 Cent GINGER ALE*

Equal to the finest Imported.

BUTLERIs selling "Bolles Bros.'* Extracts for

the Handkerchief, eqtfal to anyof American Manufacture,

at 15 cts per ounce,ALL ODORS. •

WHY!Buy "Extracts" reduced with al-cohol, or any of the ordinary-colognes put up in one ounce bot-tles, retailing for 25 cents, whenyou can get the above GENUINEEXTRACTS, all odors, at

BUTLER'S,for only 25 cents per ounce bottle.

Aromatic Tooth Wash ioi cleaningand preserving tbe teeth. Impartsa fragrance to tbe breath that israre and delightful. It preventsall tartar and discotorationsand completely arrests the

progress of decay, at thesame time whiteningsuch parts as mayhave already be-come affected.

Price 25 cts. per Bottle,Bold Onlj- at

Butler's Drug Store.

Butlersiinuda fr«B «nd notAUHM*

HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION!

. withtteonwofim »ow tot «aW•t Batter's Drug Sun.;Cail ud »* SOCK

(niit pot up thkwith tb«

Price 35 Cents

Butler'sCOLOGNE Mfti.is per plan, o a -

ncrt be tscrftof for tbe MOMT.

C. A. BUTLER,Proprietor.

Somerset Street, Near Front, Plainfield, N.J.

FRENCH BROS Merchant Millers, NEXT THIRTY DAYS!. A New Lot of APPLIQUE

FIGURES, for transfer, from 5c. each «p.

Best EMBROIDERY SILK, all colors, *5 Skeins for 18c.

Stamped linen Splash as. CortkcUi Darning Silk, all

shades, at 5ct spool. Hemminway's Kniting Silk,

all colors.

-HPPLOUR EVER-READY PREPARED

Flow and Indian Meal, Hominy, Oat-meal,

Wheat and Rye Bran. All kinds of Feed lor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.

BALED BAY AND STRAW. Com, Oats, Wheat, Buckwheat, Bar- ley, Wheal and Rjre Bran, Corn Meal, Screenings, Cracked

FINE HATS and CAPS, STRAW GOODS,

Treats, Umbrellas, Gloves, Etc.

Formerly Yoorbees' All Flavors

21 W. Front St

Manning Vermeule, Mo. 5 FROMT ST.,

Opp- Somerset, Plainfield, N. J:

Plainfield, N. J.

EDS ALLIS MR Unit mmm upon to* rolta. 1TWAHQUHO LITTLE CHILDRENS

FRENCH'S CLOTHING STORE.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED

PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES com- pounded with the utmost care. Business conduct- ed under the imme- diate supervi- sion or the Solid Well Made H. S. BARNES,

17 aid 19 Front Street Ea Plainfield, N. J.

IB BRLUira WINDOy SHADES,

PHARMACY, Boots and Shoes, Merchant Tailoring Department

CLOTHS AND CASS1MERES Under Van Deventer HalL BUTLER, Having greatly increased my facilities I ask attention to the superior quality of mj Soda Water, which cannot be excelled, and to to the new flavors I have intro- duced.

The originator of 5 cent IceCream Soda Water, desires to call especial attention to his - 5 Cent B/M6ER ALE.

Equal to the finest Imported.

GARMENTS GUARANTEED. LOW PRICES.

WINDOW GLASS, WALL PAPER. MIXED PAINTS,

VARNISHES, FURNITURE POLISH. And, in short, cveiything in hi line, at New York prices , and also gives a rebate

Hon'*. Youth*' and Boy? READY-MADE handled in this store ive a reasonable amount e money invested.

Equal to any imported. - A SUPERIOR

TOILET COLOGNE WATER, Fragrant and Refreshing $1.00 per pint.

tiling “Bolles Bros." Extracts for le Handkerchief, equal to any of American Manufacture, at is cu per ounce. ALL ODORS. ■ LOWEST POPULAR PRICES.

JOHN H. FRENCH,

R. WALDRON. Practical Gilder,

Mo. 9 Bast Front 5free I, 23 lest Front St. CARNEY BROS. Buy "Extracts” reduced with al- cohol, or any of the ordinary colognes put up in one ounce bot- tles, retailing lor 15 cents, when you can get the above GENUINE EXTRACTS. *11 odors, at

No. 11 Somerset Street. TINNERS. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN

FIGURES. Tho Or*at Fruit Protomr,

ihen Yon Gan Boy It

For 33c a Box Aromatic Tooth Wash lor c Waning and preserving the teeth. Imparts a fragrance to the breath that is rare and delightful. It prevents all tartar and discolorations and completely arrests the progress of decay, at the same time whitening such parts as may have already be- come affected. Price 25 cts. per Bottle, ■old Oulj y Butler's Drug Store.

\ AT :half prior DON'T MISS THE BARGAINS

T. J. CARETS

Stoves Stored. —* “* WJ— Sanitary Plumbing.

Marshall's Storage Warerooms!

Miller’s 20 c Corn Core. A positive and painless cure lot corns. - 6 BOTTLES FOR 91.00.

Sponges and • Chamois.

Fmitoro, Merchandise, Etc. LOCKED ROOMS IF DESIRED. E. C. MULFORD

Real Estate Broker and

Fire Insurance. 0®oe 86 and 37, Opp R. R. Station,

Plainfield, N. J.

AT LOW PRICES.

cum FUEItTURE EXPRESS. MILK DAIRY.

First dm** Catinot Wort UPHOLSTERING

J. S. Powlison,

Prescriptions In this department give I my personal and especial attention, thus insuring reliability and promptness, at greatly reduced prices. I bate joined

Ho Combination

Cards. Billheads. Hand Bills, Programmes, Posters, and

HIGH PRICES.

No. 6 North Avenue, rtAntrai-ii.it. a. Morton W. Noble, MILLER'Sx\

xo E. Front Street,

7 Acres of Land. C. A. BUTLER,

.Proprietor.

OTTRFACIALPOTPOIIBRL

Wow « Tr* of A m Moat

MM>I*afaaan,WIIIC*Hr«>n,l,.:tr, t * r t V, Marten , Pr

•mud 4 * l i m i f s , J e r n !H<

On the S&tii "fs, LandW- 1'etor Cooler, will attain theOf 100 yi-ara. T.he event will tvcetr* ap-

pr^prialf r.-..,j!iiti.iu in Englaud, and tbaJewish mlihb everywhere have alreadytaken art nil to I'lanmemorate Out long life,fraught with kiml.v a*d M*fn] deeds of this

trimr-.from

j _ T.iB occiuiuii is iwt nn«" thai in-M i l Imelitbi »»J Englishmen o.ly.Llrm to «(*>'!«« and so ricbly laden withserrice to t M t fellcw men a* that at SirMora ure * wurtby. fnoroa ot pride andhonor to the whole human family. Th*Utmtiles tfcen, *"1 not 'ail to Join with Hi*Jpws 1u paying a firtiii,- tnhiito to ttiis good

age which may wH! bn <Le*tnpdaad wbii-li comm >r> liim, unimpairedtaUect, mi a fit Mug reward ror a IF.,l le charity.

A R u k P r . - l d e n l ' . »

is go

Bank Pr«i.l* ]

ll, you may cwuld*yooiwir in .r iwl j i i i t i r Ilia position.

given vim is not a difficult one to fill, yet i-irr ie . ' with it a g.K-1 .tool oC

loleigh, North Carolina, In1MB. HOT fnth.r » » Chvrga Devennx, ain*ltby southern i{i n tinman of Irish descent.

JohiuitiiiiB Edwards, in ISM she married• Wr. fiBsXBSd, a Mjila.l-l[.tiia lawyer, who

t ber coniriiiuti.HiK M the (won, writingjj -staries and Hfct-lchaa. la tbe winter of 1861

*tw was Wnsbi«6rt LII orreapOBdmt Ot Tha• KBIT York Kv,Hij!,-f-KL In 1966 the nur-< Hod CSreiifi!! B:ake, «I New York City.J Mrs. IiJat- has •

leading advocsMK f ber t*i. and in hsr appearance before

oomnjj tt*H-i of j-'iium ftjs having that • ' "i" under cxxniderrttfoii as wait as jn her

cos lwiurps, has ntio.ni a thorough a t ,..nance with t<>* sobjsot. ID 1STS she pub-UsbtKl "Fetiettrf for Lit*," a novel dm&n•o*bow tha legal disadvantages of * o mIB MM early spring of 1S83 Mix Blake g .» serm of lectures in Mew York In r-plj-

I Rfee lecttrss of Ihe Jt*v. Morgan Dix c" ?'WOID«I" sin. »]ak*'« bom* is New

York

Probably no one man in NBW York * uwi.l«lT and peculiarly known than tbe

Hc/tnley. His place HTM not inbat antnnif ton dmiiienx of the

. '•! tlwcity. For many yea™ he badHred and worked among th™. and bisd.-mth will be felt as a perwr.vtl h a tiy manya poor soul. Bis life was a. rtmnrkablr one.When a mere boy be feU in with tba"gangs" o. those days, and beoan^ a rirertbfat HtoUraof crinie oobtihued until Wwas seat to state prison TII-TB be was con-verted thiwgn the efforts of a' fsllow-con-wlet, and determined, wben be came oat, tado all b* could toward the-' rwfoi-matkin ottbe men and women in bin old haunts. TheWMar Btreet mission was ' opened inlBia, in the very wors* portionof tlifl City, where terrible riota,rebberiea dud mordSM openaiod alm-wt

It was tbe most unpromising HeldThe uiisHioiiiiry hod st»rcelj any

fHends, no edneaUon and amall intellectualability, bat be bad pluck an * petaerenuiwand ana faith la On Divine powet. His sac-oast Is known to everyone. WHtn ha leftW»t«r street, it* character bad ITOII.1. rfoJljchanged, and it hnd lost Ita old reputatinn

- i wont in tbe m i , and tin™ rcsnHs[oe largflty to his own personal ettarta.

Hi* last years were devoted to tba mTinc jf1 women iu tbe d»tiii-l. n,-ir I Is

mission, and many soch| were n -by his efforts from lives or "hlmto

^ -Kirn.

UM JefTorson medical railage in HUladetphia, and at the ontbreak of tbe war «Mappointed pontms»t«' liy President Lincoln.For his kurvi™* in this capacity he was

9 lLeii!uit:inl-c.iloTvL Oo^. Robio is aof more than average culture, and pos-i B thorough practical knowledge of tbeteas interest, of bis stats. He ha* beeni times alected to tbs HaiM boose of

iHJiuSmitaUres, Was speaker Uwreof in1873 and 167", and during tbe terms of sev-eral novrantm was chairman of tbe council-He was recently re-elected.

Tlir Ship (-UBira l a .'.I'M.:«i. I] hi.-. Call.}

For years we have waited, in hope and higlee, watching tbe bfltows, scanning tt- our ship on tbe ooean, laden wfth

»XnA and enrich us. The tale- is sooilonger we're wafting fur sorrow1

a the ship has «m,e in. but It's bottom-

ta bis l u l l l y t s d with Hw _knew bow to tuacb Mr. Morosnil oo a doU-eatospot WSM> be spoke of setting oath,roans- roan i> a l%*rt borinesa, for be hadk>HC bsTow « t the father up.

Cnrioaa that this Xa-canas had to oooe inand plat tbe "Bleat yoa, mj obildrm

to the second gmeratlocOoald has played in a Eoud man

is tbTflm tin-, we baKere,

Tbe cbnrtrnctlon of the Bust canalthat of tpe i*thini>4 ot Panama, if ever Lplet*d.will iirimortalise tbe iiHtoe of de Let-•epa, H*> is a bom diplomatist and fromtbe time bo *aa 30 yvare old he fias held tbe

important trf diplomatic positjoos fci pTL-m-h goTemlnent. and it was throng

tbe n.iifid-nce iii his •hren-daeHs and 'that capitalioU advanoed him. tbe son(»),Win,<W0 to oonstruct Uie Sum canal,of the grvatrst artiBcial water ominw

d ban ever known anil tbe moat pnable, A fcwtlays after tb? inauxnr.it iun nthe canal. At- de If -s6--p« tnairlcaa lady attaehed to the COUTHJC Hie Emprea E iof Fruce. M. de Lesaepa i* U» mom. ptable of men. He welcomes nil nationali-ties and ail creed* at bis l:n ish tutA*. Aldinner his quests are afaovn the nnraery ibb children, Who Doralwr a doit>a or thabout, tlw oldest hoing but IS. The** litown am tlw (U-MIH or tneir father's hea. .Among them be furj;ets bis IS Jean and be

lares himself jJmniortaL

damcnian. £>nrmE tli-i seaKHi In winlJvmUy-receptions l>ring togetber m.Uw but literary *oci»ty ot toe city.

IITI P. sSMdOK.• was elected to concreN ftdistrict at Hew Tort. is> II

~ f ) f lymmn aUn as

;

tin p.

d M r t * * J * e w T o r i . t ••-.

aJTter. PAaident aTrsteM Baoi*

Th.BUd.wMth. r»l onerf thei

In tBt&.^.. ihances of tbe farmer's son1-! or ada-

CaUoi., bnt little as it was bn t«,k advantageof it to tbs atmost, WM oompetent a. ateac-her when he was sixteen, and graduatedfrom college in laai. when he obtained apusiUon in an BKTiculUirai papar in Chicago,and Umw became editor of The DetroitWeakly Tribune. Tbe unexpected mof his "Bet*-? and I," iadnoal him to

Paris intentttioual exhibitiou of ass»-:sWofty. Dartmouth colUffe f a r . him tb>

T <ts*re« t* LL.D in Jaly of the

- INOMB). IBllsfhsa«M

avrttmr, b«J r ii i*M 1 M I«T y w far akwst

Bake »t*ST fraot Kmlnrkf.

Elforcnant Traveller]it a gub of tnaku news Irish from tb«inquired a htag coupled

^optoiuewiitor.deUtasul droppinibis hat over the .-ouwiore.

"V«, if il'n nMsMe.**"Don't fort-it yoorwlf, mfc

this story, and i: yon think I He, Jes' say solu that many words, au' I'll goloctor."

'No, thanks; I guess I wont need his ser-es.' Goon witn (heuews."'AU right. Vuu m , yesterday

I went ant to the born, an' o w in the _ _patch JU beyant I beard a rustle Ilka, andcrap' up la me what ft was. I peeknthruugh tbe crocks in the fenue an' In a littU,

spot I seen tbe aUflredest U g « a lanu a rat about a* big as a torn cat Ogbtltlike dogs and cats. Both rare epritelj anin fn*t-rs» repair, and neither was Kettiutbe bast, till all of a sudddini. tike the snakemade a grab and .wallowed (he rat sUsfcara

He stopped a minute to see the «ft>ct othis story on the editor, but that banletMdcriniinai carelaesly Inquired:

"Is Uiat aUf*"No, by thunder, it ain'tr b .

bringing hi* big hand down on ttjs table."I kind o' felt a pity for th,- snake and lethim crawl off, an> .bout half an hoar fwent back agin, an* wuac dp you think I

"Tbe anal . ."Hot muck, I dibit, 1 MBU that d a »

rat a-aettin' Uiero wand asleep, an1 so fnUhe couldn't a waddled if he'd bean wide

editor in eooskiisrabt* vurprko."Euy qiiooicb. Yon see, wban the cnaks

•waUowsd bin he clean forgot in his hurry

" A T . yon aare of thatP"I aboold say so, fur I kaocfc«l tba

rwwi tha bo* haBdk\«n' cat him wideopen, and found every til), rafter, lath androof of th 1 fool make inside him, »'«lp me

•oftl-

- M l w l r w w — n bat byUspener. Mr. Jones ta now

m> far adr.n«d fat y m r a that h .[j glrtacvrartsksi soa kW craa

' One of the mostHealthful, Comfortableand Accessible InlandSummer Resorts in theCountry.

If. Woodpuff, proprietor.

PARK! HOUSE.Park iTtnit Comer of Elgttl Street,

?>lairjHeld, N. J.

A Favorite Summer Resort.

CITY! HOTELCoixr Puk l i n u ud Sacogd stmt

PlainHeld, N. J.

FIB3T43LAS8 TABLE.

BUTCHER,78 StfHEKSET STREET,

(Nonh HililliH N. J J

L. ABAM8,

Millinery* and Dress-Making.

I jFORD & STILES

FuneraZ Directors

ISAAC BROKAW,HEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE

Hano?H and teejCltj Fire Ins. Cos.,u DnrSUMt. Konh Piiinfeld. N. J.

SIX BARBELS

Kindling Wood for One Dollar.

Eugene A. I. nine,TBE HAIR CUTTERJ

39 W«t Front Street, PlainfieH.

FARMERS HOTEL,

JACOB BLIMM, PROPRIETOR.loardint. penmneat or tmiacicot. S.»bKnK got

SOMERSET HOUSE,Cor. Somerset and Emily Sis.,

North Pl«infield.Fohn 'W. Hajyhes, Prop.PermmD«QC and Transient Board, at U i r*^«.

Hot and Cold Water B ' S S , 25 Cents EuLVinicalMttanatinB p '• •

and tsdwa ihunpooinjc.

PTON'SIce Cream Garden,

tb West Front Street.

BUY COMPTON'S'NEW JERSET

HOME-HADE BREAD,If You Want the Best •

COMPTON'S CANDYIs Noted for Being Fresh, and

the J,argest Variety inthe "city.

BUY COMPTOJTS

Fine Chocolates.L. L. COMPTON.

NAYLOR 4- SMALLSY,Carpenters and Builders,

Pliinflrkl, X 3.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

PIANOS AND ORGANS,Toned and Bepairod by

P. P. VANARSDALE,&i EABT FROST STREET.

PIAIOS FOR SALE U S TO LET.

Tbe Coolest Place In Snamer to Get aGOOD

SHAVE AND HAIR CUTIS AT . j

William Claassen's,s waar FROBT STREET.

T. '£. Morgans,Books, Stationery, Music.

NEWS DEALER,

DIXON'S.

For OYSTERS' OF ALL THE CHOICEST BRANDS,

Go to DIXON'S,35 West Front Street.

FAMILY OEDEES DELIVERED.

Dixon's Ice Cream.

B. R. FORCE,Boot and Shoe Dealer.

LOT Prices, at Ne. 1 Front Street,

bargains in Hats !F A U . STYLES,

FINE GOODS.

D. B. CRANE, Manufacturer.WHOLESALE and DETAIL

GEORGE W. REAMER,

Huuma IM <e»ni jam.

nm/nrw n a n ran mrrrn.

«mill.T»ft WOOD

Large Barrels,eed for Open trattt a SptimHy

TEH EYCCT MEAT MABKET.

^rafte ont/ Vegetables in Season.

37 Front Street.FINEST QUALITY WASHINGTON VALLEY

PUBE 3F&IHG WATEE

ICE,SIMPSON & CO.,

WHOLESALE TRADE HADE A SPECIALTY.

FMIIIM mil *« Ik. p.^™tr of n m « l r Psn

BMMB-ISIIPSOK A CO.,

_ - _ v rt-o/ Arbor Vita, Nucmr Spruce, udTher m »l»o prepaioil lo Mrntr Hmm or ctaan

with s™»d Momuin Qnuir SUoc, K IIK Innsl

Brine-

Grading and ContractingISALLlTBBEAUCBEa

ice Creamfor Excanfau, Festiimls. Chnrcb*., Fain

etc.. «t Reduced Prices.'

24 North Ave.,Plamfield.N

:, No. 30. 6-14.11

Park House Stables!

EDWARD RAMONEITI,FRENCH COHFECTIONERf

ICE CREATSALOOS.French and American

he Cream and Water fees.

•'" Freuch Styles for

Punch Glace.

A Large Va ri«y of

lidiflduJ lee Creun

WsLaieHonse/ce Cream Garden.

Manufacturer, Wholesale andRetail Dealer in

ICE CREAMAMD

Water Ices

Itfrtthmtntt «( >// «>m.I. S. MELBOURNE.

Mutton and Builder,FLAUtriELD, X Jn

iiiifti nmun. P.O.B«IH.

COMPTONS tee Cream Garden,

2b West Front Street

BUY COMPTON’S NEW JERSEY

FORD & STELES Funeral Directors

COMPTON’S CANDY X* Noted for Being Freeh,

the I-»rge« Variety in the efcy.

V. Wood raff, proprietor. ISAAC BROKAW,

REAL ES TA TE and INSURANCE BUY COMPTON’S

Fine Chocolates. . L. L. COMPTON.

• SIX BARBELS or Kindling Wood for One Dollar.

PARK HOUSE. Put A ramie Corner af El^kth Strut,

Plainfield, N. J. A Favorite Summer Resort. Eugene A. Laine,

“THE HAIR CUTTER" 29 Weat Front 8treet, Plainfield. H.l. «... I. M ud CoM Water Batts, JS Coots tack.

DAILY’S CITY HOTEL

Conor Put Irani ud Second Strut, Plainfield, N. J. For OYSTERS

NAYLOR St SMALLEY, Carpenters and Builders,

FER8T-GLA88 TABLE.

PUNOS AND ORGANS, Toned ud Repaired by

P. P. VANARSDALE, U B»»T FRONT HTRKRT.

PIAIOS FOR SALE UD TO LET.

35 Wes' Front Street. FAMILY ORDERS DELIVERED. LAINOS HOTEL.

Dixon 's tee Cream TU CMiut Plica tn Samar ta Gat a GOOD SUAVE AND HAIR CUT

William Claassen’s,

T. E. Morgans. Books, Stationery, Mi

NEWS DEALER,

FARMER’S HOTEL, EDVARD RAMONETTL

FRENCH CONFECTIONERY JACOB BLIM.lt, PROPRIETOR.

SOMERSET HOUSE, Cor. Somerset and Emily Sts., North PWeAcU. John W. Hughes, Prop. Erar ■*-

B. R. FORCE, Boot and Shoe Dealer.

Fruits and Yegetakles in Season. 37 Front Street.

tee Cream

SIMPSON & CO.. wsouttti rotot utot t srteuu.Tr. 24 North Ave.,

Plainfield, N

Bargains in Hats ! FALL STYLES,

FINE GOODS. Ice Cream Garden,

Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in D. B. CRANE, lannfactiRr.

ICE CREAM AND

Water Ices

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

mULDTO WOOD 12 Large Barrets,

K pmi- •rwmd In UmmRks ■■Bn by •