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VOL. XXIX.
DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1899.
Truthful Advertising will Always Sell Honest Goods.
PHKasaEHsaBasEs
[HE BEE HIVE
uto first name "AMOS" aud No. "78" before entering store. Get off Cttrat
A Bold Move In
Parlor Suits
Without an Equal in the History of This House!
]•; ven that great 3rd floor of ours doesn't begin to hold
'cm all. The Parlor
Suit Like Cut,
$19.75—
$30 usually.
A wonderful price occasion, specially created here
I each year about this time. Bargain prices in the height
! of the season, from the most desirable colored Dress
Goods Novelties of the season. Prices as little as those
usually asked when the season is Half Over. Prices
that'll make this April's greatest bargain sale of Colored
Dress Goods.
Bedroom Suits
—A great crash in their prices,
too.
For$10.98-a$14Suit.
Antique oak finish, well constructed, nice looking.
Carved mahogany-finish frame—
j;rccii Roman plush, embroidered
hacks, elegant and striking".
Others at even greater price-drops.
Full overstuff tapestry covering,
tojjs tufted and corded.
At $45.50, was $65.
For $ 14.98-a $20 Suit.
24x30 mirror, all new in shape aud
make-up.
For $55—a $75 Suit.
Elegant—in curly birch—superbly
carved.
Fully 300 other suits a t lowest
prices ever put on record.
Again, inlaid, mahogany-finish
frame, Roman plush covering.
Carpets—AH in
At $50, was $75.
This season's loveliest colors and
patterns—thousands of rollsprices that NO other store can
touch, they're ao low.
And—striped Silk Damask Suit,
wnliotratiy frame, piano polish—at
$75-was $125.
Another—having Turkish backs,
full overstuffed—heavy fringe, for
$90-was $175.
Annual
Dress Goods Occasion
Go=Carts—$2.49
And up—biggest Hue in all this
city. Baby Carriages, too—$3.49
up.
SWEEPINd REDUCTIONS ON SIDEBOARDS AND EXTENSION TABLES.
BARGAIN FEATURE 1—Rich Silk and Wool Novelties,
half a dozen different lines and weaves, all together on Centre
Table, among them Checks, Scotch Mixtures, Vigoiireux Suiting
regular selling prices 75c to 1.25 all to go at,
Your Bargain Choice at
48c
BARGAIN FEATURE 2—5o-inch English Cheviots in all
the latest shades of Grey Castor, Red Gobelin, Navy Blue, aud
45-inch All-Wool Sailor Checks, considered the most popular for
Tailor-made Suits, and separate skirts, fine soft yarn, both / *T^»
these lots regular 88c value. Your bargain choice
CM V
BARGAIN FEATURE 3—Another lot of very new Imported Fabrics, Seeded Vigoureux Suitings, Bayadere Diagonal,
Striped effect, very latest Fabric for Tailor Gowns, and 54-inch
Homespun Cheviots in latest shades, Grey, Oxford, Tan, Gobelin,
fine soft yarn, excellent for separate skirts, both regular o j * -,
98c sellers, your bargain choice
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BARGAIN FEATURE 4—Rare collection of High Grade
French and German Novelties, many in Dress length only, and
we cannot guarantee them to last. Early buyers have the best
choice. 48-inch Silk and Wool Plaid in Reseda, Cyrano, Helio,
Green, New Blue, regular 1.98, Silk and Woo! Novelties and Tailor
Checks; Silk and Wool Bayadere effects and Silk and -i fifi
Wool Mixtures, reg. 1.25 to 1.98. Your bargain choicest 1 < U U
The Portland Range—and the Domestic Sewing Machine—3 good things.
No Agents or Branch Stores Anywhere.
Amos H. Van Horn, Ltd. 7 2 Market St.,
LOW PRICES-EASY TERMS.
Note first name "Amos."
J fj
Near Plane St.,
Newark, N. J.
Telephone 580. Goods delivered Free to any part of State.
CARFARE PAID TO OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS.
A Private Delivery Wagon Sent on KtottClt.
WES HT GREUT w m \£
I have just received a nice line of Ladies' Button and Lace
Dongola Shoes, latest style, prices $1.00, $1.30, $1.60 per pair.
No better can be found for the money.
Our Children's and Misses' Fine Shoes 45c, 65c, 85c, 95c,
Ji.oo, are surpassed by none.
Youths' and Boys' Fine Shoes $1.00, $1.10, jfi.15, $1.50,
extra for the money.
Our Men's Fine Shoes $1.30, $1.60, $2.00, $2.50 speak for
themselves.
We will save money for any who wish to buy shoes. Come
and see our stock before you purchase and we will satisfy you
with price, quality and style.
Ladies' and Men's Winter Slippers will be closed out at cost.
Great bargains can be found every day at our BARGAIN
COUNTER.
FREE DELIVERIES.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON DAY OF RECEIPT.
707 to 721 Broad Street and 8 Cedar Street,
NEWARK, N. J.
GREENGRASS
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If you have not purchased
your Easter Hat visit our
JOHN A. LYON
OPPOSITE BANK.
DOVER. N E W JERSEY
The Successful Shoe Store
which was established on Sussex street in '97 is now located at the corner of
Warren and Blackwell streets, where will be found a very complete line of
10 E. Blackwell Street.
Ladies' Cloaks, Capes and Tailor Made Suits
of the latest designs. Also a splendid assortment of
Children's Jackets.
The prices are so low that if you will call you will be convinced (hat we are
offering rare bargains in these goods, We also carry a full line or
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Boots and Shoes.
The largest collection and
best variety of Trimmed
Hats in our city.
All up-to-date in style. Big bargain in Ladies' patent Leather Slippers.
E • VAJ 11 C IN ,
'7 West Blackwell Street,
Restaurant.
WANTED.
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Ut C? 1VT
DOVER, N. J.
Y women, each with an infant or young
Mrs. Thomas Uiclis linn now opened a ros' child, situations in the country (general
wrnmtnt thoatoro formerly occupied by Mrs.
housework,
plain cooking, otc). Bmall wages
Wnmuro, at No. I) Dlckorsou struct, oiwoelto
"luwnro, Lnckawannn and Western doput. expected. Apply State Charities Aid Associh
\ L S nt all Uours ; also bonrd by day or ation, 105 East Tivanty-socond Street, Now
York City.
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H. E. Greengrass.
TERMS CASH".
NO. 20
Au Appeal for Aid.
A'EH'AJtK SI. 10. CONFERENCE.
The American National Ked CrosB Society
Itory
of t h e F i r s t T w o Days Work
now establishing in Cuba, at the request of
WAYOlt WOLFE SAYS EXCISE LIBriefly Told.
;he government, a hospital service to anbist in
CENCES AJIE INVALID.
ho care of the sick und homeless jHmple of
The forty-second annual meeting of the
ewark Conference of tbe Methodist Episco\ftt*r IJIHCUBHIOU, l*ro u n a Con, Mat- iat inland. In the Philippines, owing to the
t e r la Keltirrerl to Ueoiisu Commit- ctive operaUOUB now being conducted by the pal Church met in the Halaey Street Church
American Army, and the approuch of the n Newark on Wednesday inoruiug, Bishop
tee— Mlnuio of Ad I n t e r i m Appolutainy season in the tropics, the hospital staff Dharles H. Fowler presiding. The session
m o n t Made More Explicit—ICIoutlon Llready there is being increased that the care
pened with tbe sacrament of the Lord'u
Ordinance I'HHHOII — Honlth Roiirtl if the sick aud wounded may be more efil- tapper. The Conference was then organized
Appointed,
iient. The return to Cuba is in compliance >y the election of the following ofHcero:
vith the wishes ofthel'mMeutof the United Secretary, tbe Rev. John ¥. Dodd; assistant,
When Town Clerk Jos. V. Baker finished
tates, the War Department, and the Mili- lie Rev. C. W. McCormick; engrossing secreading the minutes of the preceding meettary Governor, and in resj>ou8e to the multiitary, tbe Rev. Frederick A. Bloom; statising, at the meeting of the Common Council
ude of appeals from the island. The service ical secretary, the Itev. Johu A. Gutteridge;
lout Friday night, Councilman Young moved
ifl auxiliary to other relief work by the gov- ifsistanta, the Rev. 13. N. Crosto, the Rev. B.
that we adjourn until next Monday evenernment, und 1B purely of a hospital nature— <.. Doolittle, the Rev. W. K. Timbrel, the
ig," which motion was promptly seconded
o shelter the homeless and care for the sick,
. Frank Chad wick; treasurer, the Rev.
Mr. Young explained that the election ordlncidentally it is proposed to establish in
M. Palmer; assistants, the Rev. J. A.
uce wasn't ready yet, but would be on Havana a hospital for civilians, designed esMonday night, whereupon the motion wus ecially as an institution where American*, Croll, the Rev. J. W. Ryder.
An appeal was made to the Conference by
put aud carried. Recorder Beach was absent 'ho are taken seriously ill, may receive that
Mrs. 8. F. Parker for fundB for a church
'rom tliis meeting on account of IUIIOSB.
are and attention which they would get in a
uilding at Helstngfors, in Finland. About
A "message" on excise inatterB, addressed similar institution at home. Besides funds,
13,000 was needed. The Rev. Dr. Davidson
by Mayor Wolfe to the Common Council, was
the need of which always goes without sayread by Town Clerk Jos. V. Baker at the
ipoke in the interest of the American Union
Council meeting on Monday night. It read ; ing, there will be required medicines; deliniversity.
cate, wholesome aud sustaining food for perIn the afternoon the Rev R. W. Rodgers,
DOVFR, N. J. March 31, 181)0. sons too feeble to work, and who would be
I'o THE HONORABLE, THE COMMON COUNCIL or
lubjects for hospital life, if hospitals existed if Drew Seminary, lectured on " Two Kings
DOVER:
itb
New Ideas."
'or them; suitable clothing for the same class
GHNTLKMEN:-I wish at this time to call attetition
The Clerical Insurance Society of tbe Newo a matter which in the multiplicity of items was if unfortunate people—men, women and irk Conference on Wednesday evening elected
overlooked at our meeting on Wednesday evening ihildren; bedding without stint, and all that
;oes to make up the comfort, as far as pos- io following officers: President, the Rev.
lost. I refer to the matter of licenses.
As I understand it, the decision of the court ible, of hospital life. All checks, drafts, Daniel Hallorau, of Newark; vice-president,
ixistofTiea
orders, etc , for the maintenance of liB Rev. J. A. Cole, of Newark, and secretary
hlch places us back where we were before we
became, or thought we had become a city, aud ihe Red Cross hoBpital work in Cuba and in and treasurer, the Rev. F. A. Mason, of
consequently under the ordinanceu of tho Town of bhe Philippines should be Bent to the Wash- assaic.
Dover, all licenses granted by the Board of Excise ington, D. C , office of the society at 000 V
The Rev. Dr. R. S. MacArthur, of the
CouimisBlonera of the City of Dover, now extinct, treet N. W., and made payable to John Joy Mvary Baptist Church, New York, at the
ind all llcunues grouted by the City Council of
Etison, Treasurer, or to the American Na- tVednesday evening session, spoke on " E x Dover are null and void.
,usion in Church and State." He took the
lonul Ued Cross, Packages of supplies may
Under our ordinances no person Is allowed to
conveniently sent to Cuba by way of New ;round tbat the bearing of " The White
Bell any cider, beer, ale or other malt or fermented
n's Burden" was the mandate of God.
liquors, nor any wine, rum, gin, brandy or other Drleans. They should be Hhipped. freight
The expansion," heijald, " which the Nation
spirituous H<juora, etc., a.c, without a license Cor repaid, to the Louisiana Red Cross, New Orthat purpose flint had and obtained from the cans, La,, who will act as receiving and for- now undergoing Is a decree of Providence,
Common Council. (See ordinance to regulate the
ardlng agent".
[f we refuse to bear this burden wo spurn
sale of spirituous, vinous, malt and brewed liquors,
od's command. Expansion bos been from
passed June 17,1BS9, page 00.)
ihe flret our National policy. By tbe purTlten again keepers of taverns and saloons may Value of Unromlttlnur A d v e r t l s l n e .
ihase of Louisiana we saved our individualDot he granted licenses until tuoy have entered
A well known member of a Now York pub- ly as an Anglo-Saxon Natlou, for if we bad
into bonds to the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen and
ot bought that territory we would have
Common Couucllmen of Dover, with two sufili'i'Mit lahing house, in an interesting talk on adsureties. (See ordinance passed April 25, 1800, ertising matters recently, told the following jeen a French-speaking people. All our
entitled, "Ao ordinance to amend an ordinance Incident, which shows bow familiar the pi-ogress toward liberty and expansion has
accomplished by tbe bearing of such
entitled, ' An ordinance to license and regulate eneral reading public may become with an
beer shops, victualling houses and cellars, and dvertising trade-mark, when it is used with jurdens OH the one now divinely imposed
itlllard and bowling saloons,"' passed May 17, unremitting vigor:
ipon UH."
1809.)
At Thursday^ session tbe presiding elders
" I went to the Riviera last winter, and on
We, the Common Council of Dover, who sup- be homeward passage, coming out of the •ead th*ir reports, from which the following
posed we bad long ago been relieved from the Mediterranean, I suddenly thought of passing
gleaned: Tbe Newark district has fifty
duties for which the people had elected us, seem tbe Rock of Gibraltar. It was a beautiful
store and live assistant pastors. Tbe conto be in the position of conscripts, called upon to moonlight ninht, and quite a party of Ameriperform duty against our withes, and expected to cans gathered on the deck to Bee if tbe fortress regations of the district on a fair Hunday
restore as far aa we may, order out of the chaos really did look like the Prudential advertise- lumber 17,970 persons. There are sixty-one
resulting from the retrograde transformation ment We got a splendid view, and the Sunday schools, which this year contributed
illustration in the advertisement is very like
through which we are passing.
the real thing. We were all a little disap- ;0,G10 for the parent Missionary Board.
While I urn conscientiously opposed to the bus- pointed, however, that we didn't see 'The Fhere are forty-eight Epworth leagues fu
iness which blights many of the homes of our 'rudential has tbe Strength of Gibraltar' on
ood order. In four churches the individual
friends and neighbors, and damns the souls of my the side of the rock, but I prewume Her
communion cup is used. Two pastors died in
fellow men, I yet have sufficient grace given me Majesty's Government objected."
to enable me to deal Impartially with all classes of
Doubtless the Prudential Insurance Com tbe year, tho Rev. L. R. Dunn and the Rev.
men. I would treat all men, whether tavern keep- pany has never requested BUch permission but H. P . Doane. The Conference continued a
ers, saloon keepers or ministers of the gospel with it 1B evident that the rock and its world- umber of supernumeraries.
perfect fairness, and I here wleh to be understood famed fortress has been of vast benefit to that
There was a discussion aa to where tbe next
that for the present condition of things I do not Company in its extensive advertising ope- Conference should be held. Invitations were
attach any blame to the persons who are the rations.
received
from the Hackettstown church aud
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Ictlmg of thlB muddle.
the Market Btreet, church, in Paterson. Tbe
They having paid their money in accordance with
latter was chosen by a vote of 88 to 78.
An Intereatlnc Experiment.
the requirements of the Excise Board, wen; iunoThese candidates were elected to elder
The Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
cent until the entry of the judgment which dissolved the corporation of tlie City of Dover; but Llailroad Company has been conducting an jrders: The Reva C T. Mead, T. S. Molnow, in my construction of thB law, the case Is xperiment by operating a telephone and tele- ineaux, C. W. Dennings, S. T. Jackson, W.
different, and as they have no legat license and graph circuit at the same time on one wire R. Neff, George Moore, J . E. Apply and A.
McCrea. The Rev. WUUam B.Harker, of
are not under bonds to the officials of the Town of between, its offices in New "York and various
Dover, tuny have no right to Bell the drinks 1 have points on the lines of its road in this State. Cokesbury, N. J., was dismissed upon request
mentioned until they have obtained proper Ilcem
t is Baid that this is the first time that this to become a Presbyterian paster.
In accordance with the ordinance of the Town of
The Rev. Dr. J. E. M. Mills, of Wyoming,
has been accomplished between places in New
Dover.
York and New Jersey. Hitherto the olertri- N. Y., explained hi an address that an effort
It would be unfair towards these people to re
cal disturbances encountered in river cables was being made to raise CW, 000,000 as a
quire them to pay for new licenses since they have
thank offering for the blessings a t the beginalready paid their money as requested, and I could not be overcome. Exhibitions of the
ing of the twentieth century. One-half is
think they are entitled to licenses to June flret double system were given last Friday, and
next, if the Council shall favorably consider such be railroad men a t both ends of the line pro- to be used for educational purposes and oneproper applications as they may make aud all nounced itanunqualifledsuccess. Tbe system alf for charity. New Jersey's share would
other requirements are complied with.
will probably be adopted for practical use on JO 1200,000. The speaker asked for tbe apI have thus at some length placed the matter he Delaware, Lackawanna- and WeBtcrn line. pointment of a committee to organize the
before you with my interpretation of the situation'
movement in the Conference.
In order that vou may see as I think, the necessity
An appeal was made b j tbe Rev. Dr. Jenof immediate action in the enforcement of the
No F a r e , No Hide.
nings for the Western Methodist Book Conordinance.
An order to conductors has been issued by cern.
With malice towardB none, and charity for
General Passenger Agent W. F. Holwill of
Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk, of the Women's Home
all," I am respectfully yours,
tbe Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Missionary Society, spoke of the objects of
P. V. WOLFE, Mayor.
Railroad
relating
to
the
collection
of
fares
her society.
The reading of this communication was followed by a long discussion, in the course of for children between tbe ages of 5 and 12 The needs of the Mizpah Brotherhood was
which it was pointed out that the Mayor'* years, which says: "If the child has no set forth by the Rev. Dr. T. B. Nealy, of the
proposed remedy would not be strictly legal, ticket and the person accompanying the child Baltimore Conference, and a resolution was
inasmuch aa Council has no right to grant refuses to pay fare for the child, you will put adopted that the Brotherhood be extended to
licenses on any other conditions than those the child off tbe train. If the person accom- all the churches.
prescribed in the ordinance. I t was finally panying the child chooses to go alBO, it will
In the afternoon the Woman's Home Misdecided to refer the matter to tho License be bis or her voluntary act. Care should be sionary Society held its anniversary. There
Committee, with Instructions to report at the used to put off the child at a station, not at a rere devotional exercises, a report by the
crossing, and the child should be put In
next meeting.
corresponding secretary, a report of the
charge of the agent at the station."
Deaconesses' Home and addresses. Bishop
In order that no misunderstanding might
Fowler presided at the deaconesses* consecraarise over the tenure of office of the variouB
officials appointed by the present Council,
ion service. In the last year $4,003.47 was
W a t e r C o n t r a c t C'ertlornrlod.
Alderman Mulligan moved that tho minutes
raised. The society now numbers 3,205.
The argument on the application for a write
of the mooting at which the first appointIn the evening the Missionary Society held
of certiorari in the matter of the water conments were made be corrected BO as to read,
services in the HalBey Street Church* and the
tract award was heard by Justice LIppincott
That all officers appointed a t said meeting ou Saturday, Personalities, indulged in by Total Abstinence and Prohibition Society
are appointed for the unexpired term of thecounsel on' both sides, made the hearing in- held its anniversary in the Central Church.
present Council." I t was BO ordered.
teresting. For the applicant it was alleged
Recorder Beach, as chairman of the Ordi- that the^contract was illegal because of a
F e l l t J u r o r s l o r May T e r m .
nance Committee, reported on election or- lack of competition, there having been only
The following is a list of the petit jurors
dinance which was put on its first and second one bidder; that the Interests of tbe city bad
Belected by Sheriff Durling before Judge
readings and finally adopted. The ordinance been jeopardized and that the contract called
Vreeland on Tuesday morning lant to serve
makes provision for a municipal election to for a cosh payment, and not for an issuance
at the coming session of tho Morris County
take place on Tuesday, May 2. It will be of bonds. Corporation Counsel McDermott
Courts, which convene at Morristown on
found published in full on page 0 of this defended the contract. Former Congressman
Tuesday, May 2:
9ue.
McEwan, who appeared for the petitioners
Boonton—Elmer E. Kanouso, Ephraim S.
It being represented to Council by Ford D. said that they were fighting for the best InMiller, Theodore Ringlieb, Samuel D. Harris.
Smith that tho fire alarm whistle could at terests of the city and contended that the
Chatham Borough — Goorge Whiteraan,
slight expense be made more effective, tbe specifications had not been complied with
lharlea E. Genung.
Fire, Lamps and Water Committee was di- and that Flynn could not furnish the water
Chatham—Fred Voder.
rected to have the matter attended to.
without interfering with the vested rights
Cheater—John Kelaey, Thomas A. Moore,
What about a Board of Health ?" was of the Morris Canal and Bunking Company,
Charles E. Tippett.
asked, whereupon a member moved that the which could not sell water. Ex Senator
Dover—William Thompsou, William H.
board appointed by the "City Council" be Edwards, who also appeared for Flynn, mainVoorheos, Adelbert P. McDavit.
appointed to aervB during the life of the tained that tbe canal company could soil
Florham Park—Charles Scorso.
preseut Council, It was so ordered and water. Justice Lippincott reserved his de
Hanover—David H. Burnett, Britton Stall,
Health Inspector C. W. Blake was also con- cfBion.
^
David
C. Hopping.
tinued In ofilce for the same time.
Jefferson—Moses H. Spencer.
Tbis wound up the business and Council
"Volcanic E r u p t i o n s .
Madison—George P. Cook, Alfred J.'Haradjourned. The next meeting, which will bo
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life o man, Milton Megargle.
a regular meeting, will bo bold next Monday
joy. Bueklen's Arnica Salve cures them,
Mendham—Patrick Kirk, Frank P . Hildeevening.
also Old Running and Fever Soros, Ulcers, brant.
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises,
Morris—Peter J. Kain, Frank H. Gould,
Story of a Slave.
Hums, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Albert F. Quick.
To bo bound bund and foot for years by the Host Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pain?
Morristown—Nerr B. Wllkins, Edward S.
chains of disease Is tho worst form of slavery. and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guarJolley, George EiiBlew.
George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., anteed. Sold by R. Kiilgore, Dover, and A.
Montville—Wlllard M. Apgar, Alfred J.
tells how Buch a slave was made free He
P, Green, Chester, druggists.
Whttobead.
says: " My wife bas been BO helpless for
Mt. Olive—John MoPeak, Ransom W.
five years that Bhe could not turn over in bet
Lake.
alone. After uBlng two bnttles of Elcctrl
O r d i n a r y Household
PoBsaic—David R. Thomas, Martin ConBitters, bhe 1B wonderfully Improved and able
to do her own work." This supreme remedy accidents have uo terrors when there's a bottl* over, Frederick Potts.
of
Dr.
Thomas'
Eclectrlc
Oil
in
the
medicin
Pequannock—Artemus Zeliff, Irvau Titus,
for female diseosos quickly cures nervousnesa, sleeplessness, molancboly, headacho, choat. Heals burns, cute, bruluea, sprains, Spencer Ryerson.
backache, fainting and dizzy spoils. Thit Instant relief.
Rockaway—Jamra S. Smith, John P. Hesmiracle working medicine is a godsond tc
Hn, Adolph Kaufman, Edward C. Peer.
weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottli
Snoolul for lUistor
Roxbury—iBnno Goldstein, Frank M. Buck,
guaranteed. Only fiO cents. Sold by Robert In Kid Gloves. '1 kook a t 75c. pair; 2
Samuel Harris.
KUlgoro, Dover, and A, I*. Green, CkeBfir, at 7Wc. pair. Dig values at J. H. Grlmm'f
"Washington—Joseph Smith, William Hoffdruggists.
No. (1 N. Bus3ox street.
man, Matthias Fleming, Augustus Larison.
ilTY FATHERS DISCUSS
LICENSES.
THE IRON ERA. DOVEH. M J.. Ar'RIL 7, 1899
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Is i= re:iii=iit
of r _ n froci tfc* was Tbe « « i 5 » t i a » a y
>•-€» *«£* dity. I t * w*£*r WM pxtriog from Ho-r arealJ t b t b / j j c p i s x i : mui cysrtry !
& b**i ti" i*i• F . t M c»o hi c=ei for . j ^
a, ar/i tor wheel tin* of • J ^
I *** b j t t e pap«s- that tfc--* *..-i--:r5 ar* to r t 1 *:>! f-i*jst fo* r-jjisd-..—c epec t t e piazfonn in fronted the ceire a ccenpenaation froa UJ^ -•?-ai* c* >'t«
I in etterfil spin's, ii ! ^
S F ORVOEN, PrMldent.
LESLIE D. WARD- V l « P r u K k o t . 3
*.-z. *'. fc^y.liLtLfi Arw_*k «iUico?. I *»» obliged to err/wd op into Jersry.
Weil, tbe Ur/§ i*t-n* i~ Tc*err«a for g m s g *oy fabrk1 a wawrprtof j ^
iAR B WARD! ad V. Pres'tand Coun«l.
' FORREST P. DRV DEN, s ^ ' y . =3
Met ta away to afc-xril^Ale w-tn ccJj
C. E. BALL, E»q-, Superintendent, 7 Bank Bulldloff. Dover, N. J .
••JO P*-ife «**i *ir-_-i^rf wftfc i n u r , ao4 did j e t »«t f.*- oc* nciform and we bad VJ boy *x^r* Qcdsr'ir. r*r-.'i>*i-1- t^-. **. -.i*
aiid bio* shirt*, e c •"i:h c a r OWE.
U ic&n so remedy f « tfci* I I learn thai
To ibyw yoa i t * 4;*^r--r^o* k«cw««ii fc* origio of t i l*ric tr '^ciric'r.r, a&d tLe
} r/h*x d*Y** —^**S t—» 1~* •** —9* W tm ^** tfc« way T&lnm**** are ts^i a=.i th« way i t *
roV&j. has l**:n re^*a*tt*
: oo_4it»vi. W b j M this on* neglected axA
itsud wiyaooly c ^ * u v e rente, states ?
ara are treated I wili gire &iUtof what
; UA pfrirrjc* c»f tbe T**A th—i annojed > 1! has been fassai to each n^i" in th* hn* o< Prof. Clercland At>t*t vA we mar,conclude |
^_ry '.£ «V*r f.-.r '.•£*~ > ;i
\!jk. e> "••T^'-r 'A $.~.z>-"
I tfc* raUrijarf company H not able to proTid* ktbisig wioat tfce rtgins^c: t u be*n
ifcas tfcfc§probl*ra b too difficult for iamedist*
i a rea**iy, and they arw t o adv-ed, 1 tfckvk
It ia oc* of many that a foliowiDj
'Two
order* tor Manila It is 1* io
j t—e citlxeo* of oar f^*"" Tillage would ccogeserttiGB
will docbiiess cope »iUi tocwebtae noifonns, <
overcoti. two eanjpaizc
; to b*Jp t—eat oat.
Lȣ% ha* b*rer j
ba»,twi> forage aps X»o wtii« auckbei- [ulJj-. TurDing to ibe siznjj'^T ais*^ciatt<l
»U*.
I
a
«
»
|
A
Do*l*r
tfcitrg
tn
which
tbe
atf*Dtkm
tit
we 6t>4 the best ph>*iciiU not
^c tvtzsai i^r
a*eO, two white dodk aLi/c-ma, two fcftiki
tfx fT/tnfAoj ty^ be>sa r*peW*Dy malted H a
coe dozen peirs wbits g'^iTtf, t « o « wfc/^llf c'**T a* to tbe m%tt»l c£ fonoamod bote caa*ed b* n i s i a $ the trade, ft fci *rbit* thiru, tix cnllara, two t k * sbirtc two
c t?. *A trzfu*-*jrji
of lightciogand acroral di-cbarges. tfceand canaoc be crvmnA in tbe
*rTk« 0/
J. 1/ O- i ;^. 'A**s>ri
tut g^ow of the clouds, ball
winter underwear, f^ar *QIU of taoi', alter & rmio, witboat wadii^btning and other every day pbenocoeoffi
roer under wear, t » o pair goTernti>en
iog tboe d*#p ^ iltub or w&ur. A pfoe laid
s. esr.. atvia locker acd foil ex plication of tbese mos: await tbe
on* pair rua*«t sb> e»,
I O T M tfc* road to carry off tbe w»ter wo
ittoa of appropriate methods of iavtstias large 13 * good sued true* forraceman.
retoedy ibis evil, and if tbe apace between tbe
Tb«e go »ith us, so yon v& U* rega!an axe ;ation,
Crack, &• it ryagbt t o be, were planted, p&
out
ft
UUle
better
preparei
for
hr-t
or
triant, c«p«rially ladies eooU p*ai aa/efy
A MDgnlarfly,resembling a large horse-fly,
OF THE
over, aivi t k « t t e railroad company tb<u co d »ealber. * * * • Ti-e wtmifcer bere u rtv>rt«i to exist rear Redding, CaL I t te
rx-fto fra.«t '- «.«t, f
notiooes fine. Tbere ha.« U t n DO rain for
tbey
are
**»M
from
flixiadering
tfarocgb
Jled ibe Bolphur flf, w « unknown antil
f»-M«H--fi for tf>-ir fAtr>-xt«n, g t « r o » i t j
,<vo months. Every UitcK id in foil
mo4 ankle deep.
tiling begau in the locality three
H'^ljyal'' Coc;irratnl*iwisi*i»*«-*din opoo
Will tbe officials r f O K company fttteod A rew reservoir has been tcilt at tbe p>*t, in ear- ago, acd bttms to live and breed in eulO«r^raJ buffl^toa OQ W*,J&«daj frofii tflferj
Six days more of the magnificent and startling end-ol-the century innovato ibis a u t t t r or leare a long taff-fring com- wbtch have been placed twaLf, docks, *tc. pbur beaps, in tfce mid?t of detue tulphuroua
>*tw Yvrx
-lir CM D.
tion. Thousands were hfre last week and the entire community has been
liU'iDi tfc* t-rm of bi» cf'Turnafi«i a t U * •jatiiij tuil to Mbmis to h i Caen Mbe.
Another has alligatort, fi=b and i u r t » acid fomea from the roasting ore.
thrown into a perfect tumult of enthusiasm. The original attractions rewar t i tb* pr>-«-b& t'r/i* O-»i'j'.f:i Euraoijt/jn* t L'UJU-4 Hst^i powdT d'-p'H btr* G-neral
fn it, and t«enty-£ve or more tsmr
main and ne-v ones are constantly heing added. The electrical display, inHeports frt no S3 British towns tbow that
wrx-h r/»«y t*; »tAt>-'l i'l t»rt-f a* f.iliow* :
I B iffington li'fcd a t the M«b«ion H*-JQ*%.
d er r u n about the part. It e k<-dack
complete one week aif>. is in full working order. Madame Lucllum will
••The
In ivi. Li *e»'yr'JT*"'l t/j lb* o / n i.st'i of |
continue to give two lectures and demonstrations daily. The Hungarian
fleods are here fn abundance. Tbey are nadoo, the only one mpp'itwi with river
4ter, has almobt the lowt-fi death-rate frum
KaUiti V*iAiffi Arv-nal, L i ,ftr<d<Jyij a« 't.ir/
"Th* Ua±kfte»-.." n t m upon its foarth mostly tourists from tbe Raymond aod other
Gipsy Uand will he here with a complete new repertoire of characteristic,
«OCKA«AV.
"•ji'luitic-: ortj< t r /'>r G-r.erai rtt^rl'Jan. rv.fn
wet-k as tbe attraction at tbe Broadway the- excursion parties^ which ttop over here ^n fever—57 per million. Tbe rate at Plvmouib
weini aid fantastic melodies. Samples ol many dainties at the various
u
40,
n
b
l
e
a
t
Glasgow
it
ii
lt*l,
and
a
t
booths—llaking Ponder Biscuits, Crackers. Cakes. Boullinn. Broth. Coffee.
TOaiitlfltt »i*-j«riWi*:lit of tfcrr 0 jl/ flrJ'l Flfa
r;/reawi iii^r/i^fjti of iron ore are be ID H atre. EnornvTO anduxwes have app'aoded their « a y t o California. Tbt-re are n a n y
Cocoa. ChocoUte, Unferm*nted Fruit Juices, Olives, Catsups; Sauces a* d
Xt it m ibe An*jv*r iron ore mln»i at thft ttrikiog play and wonderfal pr docUon places of interest here for a >"ortben^r, A tati it reaches 1&J7,
Relishes. See the big Incuhator, Olass Cutters and engravers, ihe Giant
Ortear.s Irj iv/7 fit'tzr&l \fi bftorntntn-l for
r^-rnia V> l i e J'biWipnbarjr faruacw
very nigbt tbos far in Its soccrtaful career party from Company M went to ElaUlesoake
Phonograph, Flowi-r, .ihoe and Suspender Makers. See all there is to be
fell ui<jiit,hi 'jf t'.^j WaOstVjwii Ar»«*il, Matt.;
m i j nrUft'i' 6rct*itjj( s^pt daily.
and tbe Mraoce sale at the Bmedway lodi- Cave, two mile* from tbe p » t last Sunday
Tbe itfla-r.re of tbe American mecbacic
seen on our Great Fifth Floor—come early, come often and remember lhat
&/'tr»*ftr'Iji **&» aitintAijt a t th»: Mine, lu
t'n coatinDance of tbe good fortune of to explore t i n inner regiocj (tbe care get* i u upon our tiro« ij due in no sioall degree 10
T t e Llowinte fil^arb, P Int an-i Dje WorJu
T
everything
is Iree.
rardy spl»y Tbe rival y of opinkm and name from its fnh'bftant*). Tbe men carriKi bis automatic roachioery. Among sucb
ht.*rd " i t h atdtr». Th*re are t^vt-rsl
e still wagf« between the Hamilton candles and pistols and afttrgoing about ICO deWce* lately
<U of WAI on th* IXawar*?, L^cSca\V«t Troy. .Vw York. In l^TiJ U-. « M ' r
inV> Engbind are
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED.
by Mr. f « t into tbe care Uvj m t t a rec ption coco- machines for eqnipping an immense cycle
arjd U'e«t«rn Kat|ro4«j t acrki and a and Grutidy
y, at Ibe tnittee from tbe inhabitants, and, judgiog b\ factory at I/erfs, and a nnchine for makiug
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
''Vjr>jiunifl" affair, to arm the v>utf*«!;rn eoaat Ilk- IJUrater 00 t i e C-»traI Ilai'roftd trarka,
-tb*rn and Mr. 0 5-ill.
»hif.-h tb" c^;ifip»ny baa r,o at^rags room, KnI h^rU*rk<ran-l tbe Broadway, bat, con-tbe direction tbeirbairtO"k a sodirn inclioa- tiKtal hingf*. In the latter, coils of metal
flDd alter in>|y*rcti J(J and rfjuiAitiobB wertMARKET AND HALSEY STS.,
airaiizcri;enti have f^tn made with Mr. trary v | r phe»ie«, to tbe benefit of both and tloo to grow fn
oia/lf, was lelt la cbarjju rvT the work o(
are fed tbroogh rolls having a cam motion.
I a m inclined to think tha<
ktfj*, of the <.y Je C*mpor*«i'. Company,
arr/jawfrfit. Wbile ori ltn» duty lbs pretetA
aod then gradually manipulated into the
tbe detrimr-nt of nobody. Tbe Mu>keteer tbe r*ce\Ai< n wi not cordial.
to r/v or.e of ih*-ir large brick buiMing* for a aw has certainly ctrack >'ew York and
separate wings of tbe bioge. Wire rod from
reb'.uw uotil UJB CT/mpany ran builtl a track itiolidly. One bears nothing bat tbe Tbe old Alanao mission, where tbe Mexican* a coll U fed In a t tbe proper time to supply
with
massacred tbe Texan*, ia auotber target fur
j Brrn«J, n a i iuvtiit^fl l.y him aod [jft- Tajje hotun of its OTD.
>\\iAkzU*n ! tb« Mmketee-a I wbererer one explorers and kodacks. Tbe fuaol^t pastime tbe conoectidS bolt for tbe binge. The entire
It is ru'/ior«i that tbe efnplnje** of tb»-tnay tarn In tbe boula, street ear*, clubs
tl vvitfaout cost to the government- In
process is automatic and butt bing** rea^y
or the soldiers a r e tarantula Bgbta.
e wag Bgain 6iwrf*tant at the W&terrllet Delaware, Lftctc&wann& and We*t*-ra Kail- and TtvtauraniB and in tbe privacy of the
for use are turned oat at tbe rate of forty or
dig tbe tarantulas np (tbey are like
Arvrual and « u t later ordernl t^j the com- mA at tbe At&tion will wear uniforms.
homes i t is apparently tbe question of tbe spiders as large a* a man's hand) and catch fif ty per minute.
mand of Ui(s IriflmJiapoIi* An^tjal amJ fn H7'>
*. Who U the l*est D'Artagnaa. Sotbera them In a tin bucket with a long handle
A numl^r of our town people vfiriUd
be wea tran^r*crr*-(J t/> th^ command of t b t Yienda out of town on b'aoday aod tbe Sun- >rO'.Ntill Which fstbe bttterplay. Grandj'd attached. Then we put two of them In a pi
Th« effects on the internal organs of a
areeteppin? atones to euceesa In business rr social life. No person can afford to
Allegheny Arrv-nal and tb*n UJ tbe U'aterEamiltoti*" ? Tbe dally papers are running together and they tear each other to piwro TurkUh bath have been studied with
sy tmirii cnm*t very bandy to
eQd&Dgvr *n imiJOTtnnt oppoiDtineot by not owning; a reliable timepiece. Mu perPumas'
ut/ry
alternating
picture*
of
tbe
rival
Tlirt ArMTim! in 1WJ, Wbile tber* Coloce]
BO a may derive a distinct advantage by possessing a good watch. Our Watches are
Jiaymond Mott Is vltiting bia parents for a
bv Drs. Blaricbie aod I
We mark one by a streak of white pufnt along
r
Umefcefpern, tbey are n'waya Just as rrprrseutvd. Our warrantee Ugiven with
productions a n i "tbe war of tbe Muske- bis back and then pick a winner; and
nault. In tbe hot renm, ibe lungs and heart
ew days.
every Wntcb sold. We hive Waiohw for e
fleM carriage for Cuit*d Kt*t« **r«ie*.
George Earle» Is catting off a large wood Uera" may be said to be at 1U height The change hands very often on tbe result of O dilate, reaching tbeir greatest size a t about
In I-Jil be was r nlertA to tbe command of Pjt near tbe Delaware, Laekaw»ona and eobstitution of Mr. Henry Lee In tbe role of of thi se contests. But our fun will soon stop I7V F M the lirer and spfcen are variou*Ij
Diamonds, WalcttPS, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Cot Glassware,
tb« National Armory, at Hprfnicfleld, Mau.,
.'t^ttrn Hailroad depot and tblpplaxftnnm- ardinal Richelieu bai been a great Improve as tbe definite orders arrived on F#Iday. The aff«t*d, and tbe bowels and empty stomach
to wbicb pUo; w o r t on tbe i t ^ Ifieldcar- *r of ties
romtlntbe cut, and Mr. Fraocb Carlyle'i order reads thai th* Sixth w 11 proceed to dila&e, the fall stomach belne contracted by
Send allrepairingtous. Our facilities are the best, tha prices a n right.
riage wax trarisferrtd, and extend**! to tb*- Mm. Tbomas bai moved from Main street return t o the part of " Buckingham" has of Ban Franci-co within thirty days. Tbe Hlxth expulsioa of food. Tbe cold plunge rcptilly
rw^DAtru'jtk/n, in *-«!, of tb* whole fl»-ld to Jarn^a Atno'a bouwoti Union utreet
rie* fifty extra enlisted men, who are to contracts all tbe organs, which, exc**pt the
course materially Btrengthened tbe beaatifQl
(HjuipTMiit of ihe ferriages for United KutU*
Mr. and Mm. A. 8. Hearfo»fl spe t Easter r'miaoce around Qaeen Anne of Austria. Mr. take tbe places of men who will bediscbarg'd Dtomacb, >bturn to tbeir utoal volume in 10
»er»ic»!. Tbt»e wer*- all ciesl^jne'l In full ylz^l Sunday
Tbe baths are rpcoromended
m"a family at Fort G'Neill'a voice is now entirely well and no before July 1, and tbora who have been dis- to 35 mfoutes
Mr.
tr TMLTtutAvture and twin -mith
danger whatever is feared now from that abled htre. Well, as this is Palm Sunday not only (or the exercise they give tbe organs
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
rtfcj;*?*
ftM
IimV*T*
for
the
htrvint?,
many e»
V>, V, L'orwtn bss removed bla faxnily from source- Tbls grand performance Is really now and the city will be full of style and ouin brallb, but also as a means of estimating
, Imi'le* tb* field carriage*, a nuail be elasticity ft tbe organs, which is diminat its be*t and after one tee* it there U no
laggy ave-nue U> Dover.
linger any question In tbe mind as to the rubbernecking " presence Is reo/ilred down ithed by age and disease.
Hamford Miller's bmuehold
town, I will close hoping you will write soon
-LOOK FOR THE BIQ CLOCK..
Um, wbleh wtre all given to the turtle*)
rotn Ro^kaway on Tburviay of la*i ause of tbe present rage of DdmaV Immortal Give my regards to all the boys.
W'bUu there be Iacx«?a**/I the output of and
to Ff-apurk, where he will H'e In the story whicb Qrnndy has so cleverly dramaThe opening of tbe Himalayas to explora"Your friend,
(KiproTttl ibe arr/ja h j a Lumber of j
future arid run a mill
tized tor stage pn sentmenL
tion and travel will doubtless be one of tb
*' P H I L . H, MCTJOHE,
iuTtutJorjfl, whicb were gfveo V> ibe
V. K. Mott & Co. have sold out their
white man's twentieth century achievements
" Co. M, 6th U. S Infantry.
Buit**. Me ibtrorluo?! new metbodit aud grocery ntf/re to Mr. McDaniels, of Branch
A large section of tbe temperate zone is here
No-To-Dsc for mttj Cents.
" Fort Sam Houston, Texas."
reduc^J tbe co*t of rranufa^fare. He en ville, wbyV-Kjk pr«*ewion ru April 1Ooarnoiet^l
toUocvo
habit
cure,
makes
weak
practically
unknown, and i t is a region of
larked aiul improvf^l ttie " water tsbni*'1 anr E B. Mott bofl«tart*d tbe foundation for 1 men strong, blood pure. COc.IL All druxgtsta
magnificent scenery, geological marvel*
plautand tuiJt a CMUptrte rwsw plant of fire- new burn, jo tbe rear of his brick building.
8100 Reward *lO0.
varied climate, and rich fauna aod flira,
prrx^f flntihlog tli'j[><, (itakia;; comp
Churcbea.
Tbe barn la to be for tbe one of the new
The readers of thU paper will be pleased to Even i's bight st mountain is yet to be found,
ei*j tbe Increased pro>Juct!on deaiai
proprietor.
Presbyterian Cburch—Rev. W. W. Hallo- learn that there i* at least one dreaded dis- although oar Urt of those exceeding; 25.U0G
ease that science bas been abte to cure In all
iag and after to? war with Hpafn,
Edward Arnold ha* accepted a position as way, D. D,, pastor. Services at 1D:?U a. m. itastagm, and that is <'atarrfa. Hall's Catarrh feet is not small. In a recent work, Major
Colooel BufilngVjn <*u ordered to the cwnagent for tbe B u t e Mitual Building Loan aud 7:30 p.ro.Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.Cure is the ODIV positive cure known t o tbe L. A. Waddell states that tbe Tibetans know
mand of Uie fiock Liland Aroeoal, to wblcb
medical fraternity. Catarrh b*ing a const! of a peak north of Everest that is taller 1 han
Association for R/jckaway and vicinity.
First M. B- Church—Kev C.fi.Woodruff, tutional disease, requires a constitutional
place tbe manufacture of all field and ilege
lhat giant, which has long been named as the
John Tonula, of Ne*r York, U visiting D. D., pastor. Services at 10£1 a. m. andtreatment
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken Incarriage* was transferred. lie cerbauIt^J
J
relatirm
fn
town.
ternally,
acttog directly upon tbe blood and highest In the world.
7-; *\ p m. Hunday school at 2:30 p. tn.
(btjiid** making jujprovtrnenU of
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de
Mm. J . D, Hamtnei.of Mlddletowo, vhfted
water supply an*J water power jtbot*} roucb
Grace II. £ . Cburch—Rev. W. J. Hamp- stroylng the foundation of tbe disease, and
of tlio be* U nec***ary for the matj ufactu ring Paterson on Tuesday.
Tbe remarkable theory that undergroun
ton, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7-.30 giving tbe patient strength by building np
John
RorlKers
and
faaifly
moved
on
Mon
the constitntloD and astUtfog nature in <IOIDK waters, like the ocean, are affected by tbe
plant, wt k-b was enlarged BD'J efttablltbed it
p. m Sanday rcbool at 2,30 p. m.
its work. Tbe proprietors have so murh faith
day
from
tbe
Tonkin
House
to
the
Whit**
aJI (JetAils fur fiuM and *iet;e gu i carriaK*
Ht. John's Epiflcopal Church—Rev. C. H.in its curative powers, that they offer One moon fs advanced by P. Gutchard, a French
manufacture. Lie improved defective cJe Mroduw Club Uoine, which he baa taken S. Hartman, rector. Services at 8 and 10:30 Hundred Dollars for any case that it rails t» chemist. He is led to this conclusion by an
tllCUK for t b i fi-incb ai"ge gun carrlatfa and c a r g o of for tbe White Meadow Rod and A. m. and 1-JM p. m. Sunday acbool at 2:bO cure Hend for list of teftimnnfals.
Investigation of certain welU near the coast,
d viwrd a cjinmoo limt-er for it and for tbeGun Club.
Addreiw, F. J. CHENfcY & CO., Toledo, O. tbe water of which rises and falls tvlth tb
p. tn.
JdtT'ttold by Druggist*. 75a
7-iocb stej4« bowjl2-r carriage. lie put in /red Guerin removed from tbe Tbomi
tides, yet has a composition disproving thi
Mall'B Family Pills are the best.
Mftc'bel buuse on Atatietny street t o tbe First Baptist Charcb—Rev. W. H. Sbawger
explanation of a direct connection belw<
pastor Services at 10;30a m. and 7:30 p.
Ton1 in bou*»e on Monday.
tbe wells and the sea.
l'lercv lindgun, of Rx:kaway t spent Sun- 1. Sunday school at 2.30 p. m.
Eczema,
flay with his parent* at Port flrant.
Frco MetbodlEt Cburch—Rev. William H. gcald bead, hives, Itcbioess of tbe skin of any
Tbe otto of ros*>Bt the precious perfume W. H. OiWLEY, SR.
Mm Henry ft. Dobbins, or Rwkaway, vis- Lantng, paitor. Services at 10^0 a. m. andnort, Instantly relieved, permanently cured.
IV. n CAWLEy JR
whose value at times has greatly exc-eded it*
ited Paters »n nn Tuesday of tbls week.
7:30 p.m. Young people meetiog at 0:30 p.m. Dorm's Ointment. At any drug store.
OEO.V. VANDERVEEK.
wt-Ight
In gold, is obtained from red roses, tbe
A r>umb?r of new bands were taken on al Ht. Mary's Catholic Churcb—Rev. Father
cblef centers of culture being Bulgaria and
the Liundtile works tbi» week.
Fanke, pastor. Low mass at 7:30 a. m and$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 Insurance Wanted o n a J e r Roumanla. A single district in tbls region is
Kicbard Bldgot^d and family, of Den ville bigb mass at 10 a. m.
aey Bull.
a great rose-field of 130 miles by 40. Tbe
ivfnue, Hpent Bunday with, Mr. Bfdgowl'
SwedlKh Baptist Cburch—Rev. O. J. PeterApplication has been made for insurance sbrub matures In three years, and ia producp i r m ' s nt Dover.
son,
pewter.
Services
at
10:30
a.
m.
and
7:30
of $50,000 on the famous young Jersey bull, tive for about five years longer. Tbe bar*eel
ill»3 Eva Mitchell spent Sunday with be
Succasora to W. a . Cawlej & Co,
Merry Maiden's Son, owned at Hood farm, is from tbe middle of May to tbe middle of
mother, Mm. John Mitchell, on Main street. p. m. Bible scfaool at 9>30 a. m.
Swedish Bethel M. E. Church—Rev. G. A Lowell, Mass. Tbls Is tbe highest amount of July. An acre of plants is expected to yield
At tlte rt^ular meeting of Anchor hodgi
100 pounds of roses every morning for about
SOLE AGENTS
So, bU, KDlgbta or P>tbias, of Rocks way, N^Btrom, pastor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. Insurance ever asked for on a bull or cow.
Merry Maiden's Son is believed to be tb three weeks, and It is estimated that from
for and bottlers of
bdd on Saturday night hut, two new appli m. Services at lO^JO a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
three-quarters
of
a
tun
to
a
ton
and
a
hilf
of
c tton» was rt-Cficed.
Swedish Congregational Cburch—Rev. Lad- matt famous Jersey bull living, as be Is tbe
flowers are necessary for producing a single
ran
of
Merry
Maiden,
the
cbamplon
sweep
KuaH-ll Blanchard has removed bis barbel wig Aclcenon, pastor. Services at 10:45 a
stakes cow la all three tests combined at tbt- pound of otto. A French calculation is tha
'\i«\\ from the Tbomjaon building to ibiin. and 7;30 p. m, Busnay Bchpol at 0:30 a
WorldV Fair, and bla eir« la Brown Bessie1 •100,000 flowers are required for an ounce of
Stick I» Bluck, formerly occupied by Harri.
Wesley Mission of tbe U. £ Cburch-John Son, whose dam won thuQQ days'and 30 dey oil. The rose* are placed with wat*>r in
lirotbem.
I).
Fetlricb,
BuperluteDdent.
Strvlces
every
Don't be foolish about yonr health*
of
U-sta at the World's Fair. Thus MPIT twenty-gallon copper stills, and on repeated
Bunday afternoon at 4 o'clock and on Friday Mafden's 8on unites tbe blood of tfaeae tw distillations, the otto rises a« a Beam on th<
Use Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will
famous cows, and great results are expected water, and fs carefully removed. Adulteraprevent the fall and nave your pride.
UOONTUN.
tion is now reported to be no longer conun<
American Volunteers—Services on Sunday fmm bis progeny.
Scrofulous Hip D i s e a s e - - U j boy
William B. Frail, or Boonton, on Wedoesto exporters, but to have been taken up by
Willie tad ftcrofuJoua hip disease from a ilny started nn a buMnrsa trip t o Uermutla at 3:40 and 8 p. m., and every evening during
ibf> peasants, who have learned that other
baby. Abscesses developed. Months at He ex[*ct» to remain there at»utit two mrmilm. the week except Monday.
tbe hospital, with beit treatment, did no
*u1«taitCP8 may he ilMilled with th- ms«-s,
Chryttal Street Presbyterian Ch«pel —
Tliu Standard Cut Glass Conifmny of Nuw
good. Tlicy said he would never walk
mulch g the pare oil Increasingly difficult tc
again. Ho was helpless and wasted away Vfirk is in couimiinli-ntlon with Boon to ti par- Henry W. VVhippie, superintendent. Hun
obtain.
to nothing but skin and bone. Hood's tie* in p-gard to moving tho fncfiry to Boon ilay school at 2:30 p. m ; public services at 4
Sarsapnrllla liod helped me, and I gave >l tjn. The B ' m d of TrB'le bad the matter p. m. Sunday. Pra>er meeting Wednesday
The movement for studying tropical dis
to him* Imagine my delight at a wonder- under cotiHfil*Tatfuo a t Its regular meeting: 0
eases doubtless mean* much fur the health ol
evaiilugat3;45.
ful change. Abscesses all bcalcd, crutches
the world. It la exciting the Inteiest of tbi
Beers, flies and Porters.
(brown away, l i e is now t.n\l and stout, Puewlny night.
great
erilonfzinK na'l'tm, and the 1*0w Frhor
Xlemnrkubie R e s c u e .
perfectly n*cll and the thunfes are all due ttfabr'p Wtarkpy vlolted Boonton on Wed
of such diftettst-s a t Liverpool la to be followei
and manufacturers oi tho best
Mrs. M-rboel Curtain, PlalnOeld, 111., makes
to Hood's Sarsaparillfi. Other mothers with riKsdoy DigYit and n<lui»nim*re<l tbe rite ol
by a similar institution in Germany, whfl
crippled children should know thii." JlBfl. v*HIflrmation In Rt. JohnV Episcopal Churcb. the a tat erne tit that oho caugbt a coM which
• be United States ia not to bo in tbe rear ii
work
of
ibe
kind.
Tbrae
innlnrlieft
ore
bi*h
JBMMA V. Dvrr, Wnlnole, Mass.
Tlio HOCUII nffiir of the w*y-k iu Boouton fctttlcil on her lung*; fcho was treated for a
to be largely preventable. Prof. Koch, the
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Nervousness-"I "as weak, nervous wo* tho Cciloniul musical, which WM li^M on tnonih by her family physlclnn, but grew
greatest G-rmnn euth'-rtty, exprrsm-H Ihu be
OF
ami very Ueltcuie, Btnwreil In atlcnipiink' TbtirMluyevenliiK hi tbucbui)"! of the Pres- worse. He told her that aha was a hop-lesa
lief lhat Ibe black water f-ver, the tnml (lend
(Ml 49 A. order, m*Wr4 w l n „ „ m
ly diwaj* of West Africa, may be rendfI
to walit. Hood's Sursnnarilla and llmid's liyretlan Church under tbe dire tlon of tbe victim of consumption and that no medicine
prevent*^! when iiiadu beit<-r known bv cur
J*Hla tnade me well. I fct'l like nnoihrr
ubflervations as tha Liverpool school Is tc
perion." M M . LtrMz HUEROERT, Conduit Lttdien* A r t Boulety, lit which alwut forly ciuld ture her. Her druggist suggested Dr
collect.
penple took parr, represent'titf Uncle Saw, King's Now Discovery for Consumption; she
Street, Mxt, Annapolis, Md.
Heavy and Light Castings in Iron, Brass
D y s b e p s f a — " w ' e a 1 ' U 8 ° Hood's Rarsa- the- Godde&H or Liberty, Oeorgo and Martbi bought a bottle and to her delight found herAND
and Phosphor Bronze. Forcings of every
purflln. U cured my brother-lrt-lnw and Waithingion, Lafayette, Benjamin Frnoklln, w)t bone fitted from Qrstdoee Bbecoutinaed
Tbe balr Is another nnn-vltal pnrt of th
descripiion;
UOILERS. horizontal, tubmyself of dyspepsia. I owe my life to It."
body that medical fcieuce busflucfetvlfsiin
M. H. KIBK, 607 Vninfello St., Phllailclnhln. f'uul Revere and other well-known charac- Jttf UBO aod alter taking six bottlen, found
ular and upright THE EQU1 I'M ENT
trancpiaming. The ^ctilHwuifiit, is credited
ters.
herself sound and well; now does nor own
V> Dr. 5If MiLejn Uodnra, a Turkish b
OF IRON MfNES A SPECIALTY.
wh<> FC.iHUed l\w bare wal|i and
Tho Method I Bt Church will be cloned on liouBowork, and is as well as she over wan.
iliereutt hairs tliat bad been U'lmmetl
Hftlc'a Honey of Horthound and Tar '
Sundiy on accouut uf tho conferencfl now ii Free trial bottles of thh Great Di&covery&J
eurt wild s<'lK--w>n». In at»)uc Tour weeks .
acti like magic for a cough or any throat ;
flccelon. Tlio pastor, Rov, Gilbert C. Mouli Hobert Killgoro's drug store, Dover, and A
OFFICE A N D WORKS,
RO
d propoitUm ' f the IIMII-H had tab»n root.
or bronchia) trouble. Aik your druggist. )
a jetil iiuw bulb baviug formed a t tbe lim
dale, will preach that day Intit.Luke'* M E.P. Green's drugstore, Chester. Only 60 cents
Pike's Toothache Drop3CurciBonomIoute.
«aad'»Pltlscar«ll**r Ills.
end o! eacb, and were growing vigorously.
Ciiurchf Newark.
A Del 11.00, every bottle guaranteed.
SUSSEX STREST,
DOVER, N. J.
iQsarauceto. ^
ol Iverlci. §
..:'"'•
t
Tri.
-,^r.*
'A
MARKET & HALSEY STS.
SECOND WEEK
Pure Food andIndustrial Exhibit.
jL. BAMBERGER & CO.,
ACCURACY
PUNCTUALITY
J . HAIRHOUS&
Blackwell Street, Dover, N. J.
KILLQORE'S
XX Cough Syrup
Will cure all kinds of COUGHS and
COLDS. The best thing made.
TRY T-T
Killgore's Corner Drugstore
"Before a Fall."
Dover 8iean Boiiiiog Worts,
Some proud people think
they have strong constitutions, and ridicule the idea
of disease* Such people
neglect their health, let the
blood run do'ivn, and their
stomach, kidneys and liver
become deranged*
THE W. H. CAWLEY CO.
Mining Machinery
MORRIS COUNTY
Machine and Iron Co.
BALLENTINE'S
AIR
\
a speedy
cure for !
the
most
obsti-
nate
HALES
i HOMEY
!
HOREHOUND
cough.
It cannot fail
TAR
Soda and Mineral Waters.
COMPBESSORS,
highest efficiency.
HOISTING ENGINES, duplex and reversible.
PUMPING ENGINES, strong
and economical.
CORNISH PUMPS, double
or single.
GEABING AND PULLEYS,
large and small.
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7,1899.
POBT ORAM.
The members of Hopocon Tribe, No, 58,
mproved Order of Red Men, of this place,
E x t r a c t s F r o m L e t t e r s Roceived b y M r s . F i n k h a m .
ire arranging for a grand treat to tak& place
I am BO nervous and wretched." 1 "1 fei'I as if I should fly." How familiar
>n Saturday evening in their wigwam. The
•rack team of the Easton, Po., Red men will these expressions are. Little things annoy you aud make you irritable. You
can't tilutfp, you tire unable to lift ordinary burdens, and
H) present to work the three degrees upon
are subject to dizziness.
vo candidates. Proprietor Hance will enThut bearing-down sensation lielps to make you
•rtain the team, while Hopoeon Tribe will
feel miserable.
tervo a moiister lunch to all visiting brothers
You have backache and paiwslow down
u the hall. Hopocon knows how to do it.
in the hide, pain in top of head, later on
Invitations
have
been
issued
to
Port
MorriB
CURES ALL
at
base
of the brain.
md Dover tribes and a general social and
Such a condition points unerringly to
instructive evening will be spent.
bcrious uterine trouble.
The miners at tbo Hurd mine on Tuesday
If you had written, to Mrs. Pinlcham
iked the company for an advance in wages,
when you first experienced impaired
- a lessening of working timo without a re<•
TRIAL SIZE, 10 CTS.
< ,
vitality, you would have been
uction in pay. They were told that they
;ho gtxtdiiffM n f t l i f i r H i l l d i v i i i n M r u U o f
Bpared these hours of
tifr, tlioiiK'i I bin muy In; inadvertent.
rould receive an answer the next morning.
i> SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' '
; u r r o r i z i i l f r t l m i n w i t h M i t i i n ' s %\inth —
awful suffering-.
.'In* nmrca ihliu: IK talked of Mie more
•o on Wednesday morning, we understand,
I h l l d l h i
l
wislt'd It is upt lu tici'ditic.
Happiness will be gone
A
MADE CXCLUBIVtLY BY
< > liey were given back the extra uhift'e work,
If
we
mili/.ed
at
tintime
what
we
know
out
of your life forever, my
N
ENGLISH
WOMAN
WHO
MAINTAINS
A
hich was put on them some time aga, with
» THE STONEBRAKER CHEMICAL CO. ••
Swine Humor Women Dou't See.
to be true on rcJlcctimi— t. e., tlio fact that
sister, unless you act promptly. Procure
A MOUSE PARADISE.
promise of a raise in wages next July.
BALTIMORE, MD.
4
Now that tipcrieti nf huniur unnn-tinu-s wr lightest words art" cifU'ii rupcuttMl mid
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. William V. Curtis haa been ailing for
iserilH'd im 'rollicking," wlriuh men com .l«o iniHrimsri'innl until \vi> could not rt;oat once, and begin its ut>e, then write to
gni/e them us mirnwn worn they to como
ome timo past with an affection of the heart.
KHtflitrnliiK r i i l l i l r e n - S u i n e H u m o r plain tJmt womun ciumot ecu, 1B often
Mrs. Pinkham, a t Lynn, Mass., if there is
nioro or \m» in thu nature of tho practical buck t<> UK, wu tihuiild think twice beforo
11
Miss
Preythenia Williaoia ia again out after
U',"""' !>•">'* S»'e—Tlic T.IIIIJ- In I l l u e joke—that in t<» nay, it lies In thu matter
anything1 about your case you do not
talking too freely, even on mutters that
short illness.
PORT MORRIS.
,,,,nl.ili—Aiml IOIIOII'N Silk WnlMt. rutlmr thitn the niunner. It appears, for concern only uurhcHm—Housekeeper.
understand.
The regular business meeting of the EpFourteen car loads of egga went through
»,,!• Wornt F a u l t .
instance, in much (hy no menm all) of the
You need not be afraid to tell h e r the
lere oq the way bo New York a f; w days be- •orth League will bo held next Monday evenhumor of Pktfjwick or lntliufurdciil situaA Blotlicr'tf Advice to Mothers.
\\'v liatl tOwnys iifisociiitiHl fancy mlco
things you could not explain to the docfore Easter Suuday. New York must be a ig in the church. A short programme of
tions on whmh tho dmniatlsts nf tho resKsop your children busy at some wiiolo,vjlli lioy.s—sdinulljoyR. Did any 0110 over toration roly so largely, strong as they aro
tor,
your letter i s Been only by women
pretty good-sized town if they ate all those intertaintnentis being arranged also.
hiiiw n'ti nrtliiinry hoy who did not a t also in humor of a diftoivtit kinn. Tlio aomo work i>rp]ity,aml this in inoro to tho
and ia absolutely confidential. Mrs,
ga on Easter Sunday,
Edward Looghlia has returned from All
iiww tini*.* " f ' l i s l i f l ! tl*'lltrlit i» til" poHbt1.'?- point,,if wo niUHt nay so, is not infre- young mind than long hum Ulna on victl,
Pinkham's
vast experience with such
The churches in this viciuity made it a louV Hospital in Morris town, where be had
which only tend to direct their attention
To curry thorn quently Hupplled by thvfmrt that HUIMU one
troubles enables her to tell you just
hioti (if i> J"w whito iiiiccV
constantly to it. Ily occupying their timo point to celebrate the dav which reminds •n operation performed witb success.
i
•ilidiit i" '"in p<K-'k( ts mill terrify wmic is exhibited iu a inuro ur less undignified overy mlnuto of tho day they will bo more
what is best for you, and bhe will
We are pleased to see Preston King out
Christians of the Resurrection. In the Stan'turvoii^ itiul liyHturicul wniunn m-emed t o ponltlnn. I t may bu froely and at onco thoroughly helped and cleansed than
charge you nothing for her udvice.
ope Presbyterian Church they celebrated .gain after his sickness.
ijuilH'lu'idlit of oiijnyment to tlm iiuio- conceded that woman are not am used by would bo possible in nny other manner.
Miu). JENNIE BIERLY, Youngdale,
:. P. Caatner ia making quite s me im;he Lord's Supper. The 10 o'clock mass in
humor of this class. They think it silly,
ti>ni. Imyi^li mind, but nftuiitlmcs wildly a t
The majority of parents do not realize .he Catholic Church at Netcong was imusu- irovements on his house and property. An
Pa., w r i t e s !
undignified and often coarse, nnd so far us
41
the t'Miciisu <>ftlllJ I o l l E HUlTering nilco.
tlio
importuiiuc
of
tho
duty
laid
upon
thorn
DisAJi
MRS.
PTNKUAM:—Will
you
kindly
allow
mo the pleasure of expressing
tho lust indictment is concerned men do
iddition will soon be built to the store of
or elso they aro too lazy or incapable to ufc- illy elaborate. Harry Wood and Miss
my gratitude for the wonderful relief I have experiencecl by taking your VegeTo lifiir uf n wumim making iv hobby of not contradict them.
Blanche Lunger assisted. Mr. Wood played ^astner, Rogers & Company.
tend to it.
1 0
table Compound. I suffered for a long time with nervous prostration, "backkeuiii'K m' ' thon si'i'iiK'd to us quito un
James Schofleld was in town last Sunday.
iloro than thin, such jokes, llko tho
Tho ilrst duty of tho rich is to bo Indus- the cornet and Miss Lunger uided In the singache, headache, loss of appetite, a heavy bear ing-down feeling-, also burning
innovation, mid wo wore in tortiKtucl enough practical jokes tliut amusoa- boy, are often trious and to 1 lieulento liubits of industry ing. The regular church choir sang the re- Alfred Ivey bos gone to Paterson.
to ii;iy licr a iiromisuiiuus visit in tho liopo enough not only coarse, but cruel, and It in their children. If they aro taught to sponses iu the mass proper. There were a
George Scales, the notorious sneak thief, pains in the groins. I could not sleep, was tired all the time, had no ambition.
of tit'W allowed co tioo her Ktniill nrmy of may very well bo that a woman refrains keep constantly busy In some useful and jreatmany Protestants tliere. Altogether!! who not long ago Berved a year in the State Life was a burden to me. The pains I suffered a t times of menstruation were
tin: imi.st ik'sjiiscd nioiuhoi'S of tlio iitiiraal from laughing at them not so much bo- ennobling employment, tho chancea of
aa a day to be remembered for a year, any prison at Trenton, was again at bis old tricks something dreadful. I thought there was no cure for it. I saw your advertisecauso her perceptions aro dull in one di- their evolution into honorable men and
juiifitloin.
last Friday night. A year ago George Flartey ment in the paper, and my husband advised ine to try your medicine. I took
way.
Ami we wero not (litmp pointed. Miss rection as beeiiuso they aro keen in anoth- women uro a million times increased.
tught him a t the rear window of his home, five bottles, and now I am well and happy. Your medicino saved ray life."
Conductor Thomas Cavanangh got a horse
Griiiifl"" was not only ready to show u s er. To eco a human being mado t\ fool 'of
Tho making of collections nnd tho hard
at 11:30 o'clock, the night being a dark and A Million Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs. Pinkham's Advice and Medicine
jirr ju'l.s but biTunio quito onthusliiHtlo is too painful to bo amusing. Moreover, study of uluinst any branch of natural his- >n trial for a week. Two duyB after he got
rainy one. He had wat'-hed while the store
sho often finds thut tho joke consists in tory are likely to interest children. Tho he horBO In the stable it died.
iilimittlioni.
"It MTiiin H fitnmgo hobby for a woman, some tlmo honored witticism against her making of maubiues, tho intricacies uf
Lasb month articles of Incorporation were •aa being closed by Miss Rose, and then re
own
eex,
supported
rather
hy
tradition
doesn't iU" aho wild. - ' U u t l hnvo ulwiiyH
music, the nuuntgenieiitof n printing press, ilert In Trenton of 850 companies and the iaired to tbe rear to begin, his mi&cbieviouB
THE MORRIS COUNTY
liail ii wciikiK'ss for iiiiuo, a n d when I wua than by observation, ami if sho him any are ull useful in keeping the young mind amount paid to the State in fees for the pa- ork? when he was accidentally tripped up.
spirit
Bho
naturally
resents
it.
I
t
is
a
anly ii Httio girl I WHH quito tho terror of
occupied iu a wholesome und healthy man- ers was more than V2U.0O0. The State of Last Friday night he worked the same game,
curious ovidonco of tho strength of cus- ner.
w Jersey doeB not think that trusts are but was being watched by Leo Mulligan,
tom, by the bye, this nalvuto with which
Tames Hill and Joseph Bray, who made a
women nro expected to join in jokes
AUTOMATIC ACETYLENE
tueh awful things, after all.
Care of the Pinna.
ush for him, while meddling with tbe rear
Against themselves "by men,"as lias been
MORRISTOWN, N. J.
It takes considcniblocaroto keep a piano
The Daughters of Ilebeka, of NetcouK, and loor. Ho received a good pummelling from
well Bald in a different connection, "in- In good condition, but if the work is done
capable of a deliberate Insult." But be- a little- at a tlmo ono does rcully not mind some of their friends spent a Bocial evening
j but ereaped arrest. He is a person who
KC0RPORA.TBD
M A R C H Od, 1 8 7 4 .
cause a woman doos nut laugh it does not It. Occasionally tho wires should bo gen- in their lodge room on Friday of last weph. should be confined hi a jail or asylum, not
always follow that sho docs not EGO what tly rubbed with a bit of chamois skin or Everybody present seemed to eujoy it, Thin having a clear mind. If he Is not taken care
President—HKimT W . X R .
slio Is expected to laugh at. A brother flannol cloth; a piccoof soft muslin should lodge is increasing iu numbers and interest. 3f be will be very fortunate If be escapes beVice President—AUHKLIOS B. H U L L .
onco complained of his sister that sho be passed over the sounding board hy t 1H the youngest of the organizations and
Secretary-Treasurer—H. T. H U L L ,
ing peppered with shot, for people do not
could not scca joko, and tho criticism was means of a stout knitting needle, which promises to be one of the best.
—MANAGERS—
propose to have his kind playing with their
of course duly convoyed to hor. "No, I should bo wed to Klip it between tho wires,
Mr.
Thompson's
barn
camo
near
getting
on
__jiry
W . Miller
Henry C. Pitney
doors
and
windows
at
midnight,
when
don't see uny joko," was tho reply. thus taking off (ill tho dust. Always kcop
Aureilug
B.
Hull
Philip H. Hoffman
"There isn'tauy joko. I seewhatamusea camphor inside tho piano ouso to nurvo as flre oa Monday afternoon. The dry grass :hey are sleeping. Look out for him.
Chas Y . Swan, M. D, Paul Revere
around
it
caught
fire
somehow
and
was
eathim; but you don't really expect mo to a means of protection against moths. Do
John Thatcher
Eugene 8. Burke
John McKenna haa commenced removing
laugh a t that?"—Corn hill Magazine.
Guy Mlnton.
not lot tho piano stand too close to a fire. ing its way up to it when some of the boy
w the smoke and formed a bucket brigade dirt a t the furaanee for the new roaster soon
It should ho In a room of oven temperaturo and should bo opened for a short time and got the fire out before the barn was to be placed there. Be has the contract and
Statement January i, 1699.
The Lndy In Dine Cambric.
each day, when not frequently in uso. Do damaged much.
ias Beverol men employed.
An Important personage—so important not use polish on a onso of your piano.
We hear many rumors regarding tbe -workRudolph Auerbaoh Is running around with
thnt no word but personage will express When a sort of bloom appears upon It or
REHOURCEB.
his arm in a sling. The arm is getting along ing of the Orchard and Mount Hope mines,
It—who lias resided in one family in tho it scorns to look dingy, wash it with tli
Loans on Bonds and Mortgage... $ 870,200.00
tc., but aa we can give nothing authentic
Greater Now York for a number of years finest toilet soap in lukewarm water, a nicely.
Stocks and Bonds, par value
Is Mnry .lane. Mary Jane was a figuro little at a timo, us you would wash a baThe story is that three umbrella menders we simply make note of tho rumors Port
J781.000
878,710.00
upon whom tho lady of tho house to which by's face. Uso a soft olath, work upon a were around Hackettstown tbe latter part of Oram 1B ripe for a boom of some kind, but
Loins on Collateral
D.tBOOO
Real BBtate, Banking House and
sho belonged fitted her gowns. Thoro arc spaco not larger than your hand, rinse it lost week and whatever money they got they will we get it I
Lot
75,00000
any number of modern Mary Janes mado off with clear wator and rub it well with divided up and got gloriously drunk. On
Fred Farr 1B working in New York city.
• rniture and Fixtures
5.(100.00
according to patents, with wonderful a oleim polishing cloth.—Anon.
Mrs Jobn Mitchell, of Easton, is spending
Saturday night they built a flre under a tree
Interest Accrued
10,748.84
capacities of olevation and descent, expanRents, etc., due
00500
in Bight of tho depot with tbu intention of i week with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, sr.,
sion and contraction, and they cost a
OufhinBank
03,88529
camping there for tbe night. On Sunday n town.
Hake Bedroom* Dark.
greater or less number of dollars. But
}ashonHand
05,27325
morning
the
trackwalker
on
MB
rounds
saw
The
public
Bchool
has
been
closed
all
week.
Mary Jane was made without expenso,
Tiie brain will receive more porfect rest
and she wns ono of tho first of hor kind. If tho sleeping room ia completely darken- the fire and went up to see what it waa all Joseph.Martin has returned from Chester,
(1,000,002.38
Makes gas only as you use it. No
Of her backbone Mury Juno might have ed, and for thoso who are bad sleepers this about. He found one of the umbrella men Mass.
MlKSGIUMSTON.
LIABILITIES.
heat. No smoke. Safe, Cleanly, and
the household. At that tlmo I used t o try been greatly proud if Bho had realized precaution should bo especially taken. ders burned to a crisp. His shoes were on
Due Depositors
»l,770,2S4.45
Fred Fox and wife, of Newton, spent Eas
cheaper than kerosene.
niul secruto thorn, but somehow they wero whtit It wns. But sho didn't, and neither Somo Tooma aro filled with light long be- bis feet yet, but his clothes were all burned ter Sunday with relatives in town.
Interest to be Credited Depositors
January 1,18U9
„.
20,80485
always turning up und getting IUO Into did her mistress, or Mary Jane's backbone .fore it 1B tlmo to got up, and If somo off him The other two were missing. It
A line addressed to us will bring you
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Somervllle have
would hnvo been transferred to tho parlor means uro not taken to provont it the
troublo,"
~
may
have
been
an
accident,
but
a
man
must
started
housekeeping
in
the
Pythian
Opera
fl,80<!,0.18.80
or"
tho
family
museum.
It
wns
nothing
any
desired
information
regarding
it,
or
morning rest is moreor loss broken. This
'•Tliuywcru only ortllnury white mice,
Surplus
184,663.58
more or less than one of tho alderman's is more particularly the case with chil- be pretty druuk when he won't wake up when tpurtments.
a call from our representative if re
were tliuy not?" I put in.
A good many of our people are reading quested.
"Oh, yes, just tho common ones! I do staffs used in tlio early tlays by tho city fa- dren, so that It is well to accustom them his clothes are on flre or bi< flesh burning,
(1,900 602.88
books
from
the
public
library.
not keop uny of thoso now, but If you will thers to carry to flres. But no ono know from tho first to sleep In the dark.
A NEW INDUSTRY—The Christian Scientists
Interest Is declared and paid in J a n u a r y
A room whoro Venetian blinds are In of Indiana have taken out papers of incorpooomo up Btuit'H I will show you all thnt 1 that at the time of Mary JUDO'S nativity,
Why cannot a public subscription be raised
and July of each year from the profits of tbe
Imve. They havo quito a email home of and tiie nice, smooth, tall pole of polished use can always bo darkened, and tbe noxt ration for a company whose business is to be to cover the expenses of a series of band conprevious six months' business.
wood
wns
just;
the
thing
for
tho
purpose
best thing to UBO is dark green holland.
their own."
Deposits made on or before the 3d d a y of
fpr which it was used, and around It the The morning light pouring in on tho fuco " To heal the sick by laying ou of bauds and certs to be given evenings next Bummer
January, April, July and October, dravr inAnd upstnirswewent into a largo room lay lady developed.
of the sleeper is particularly bad for the to raise from the dead." There Beem to be Our people would enjoy them.
terest from t h e 1st day of the said months
where no iillu boy or suviigo pufisy cat was
William Curtis, of Beverly, WAS a visitor
lots of people iu Indiana', and elsewhere in
respectively.
iillowcil to entisr. Along ono siclo of tho
Tho mistress of Mary Jane wound tho oyes, and for this reason alone it should
BANKING HOURS.
wall upon neat shelves tho Riiiull cages baokbono upon whloli Mary Jano was to not be tolerated. Sleep in a darkened this big country who believe the Christian here last Saturday, as was also his brother
Jobn, of New York city.
wore urmnged, and cvury mouse rojolcod grow with old pieces of oloth until there room will always bo found more refresh Scientists can do these things.
From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. dally, except Satur,
day. Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 m. (uoon)in n nanu1, from tho most nged of grand- wus Buiiiu substonco for a foundation, put ing.
Patrick Casey qualified as overseer of the
DOVER, N. J.
Oh great Iconoclast I " W h a t fools these
and from 7 to 0 p. m.
futhcra down to tho youngest baby. There tbe end of the polo in a hoard so that it
poor on Monday.
mortals be.1'
A Mla-ourl Colleve.
wero ubout CO of tlium nltoguther.
would stand upright, put a piece of wood
A new fence 1B being built on the opposite
FOR A SIX MONTHS' TERM
What is the use of throwing doubt ou tha
One of tho attractions of .Mexico, Mo.
Near by •was n playground covered iu across, slipped on a discarded underwalst
Any
or
All
Departmtnti.
Bide of the street from the brick mill, running
with glass. Hero tho mlco ran up ladders, that just fitted its owner, and thon filled Is tho Baptist Collcgo Por Women, found story of the burning bush, the dividing of from the river bridge around the corner,
took u turn In tho revolving cage, and it out until it was life size. Mnry Jane's ed hy and named after tbo late Governor the waters of the Red Sea and their coming
toward Luxemburg.
.
Charles
H.
Hardin,
who
gave
the
institutogether
again
to
swallow
up
Fbaraoh
and
hips
woro
properly
developed,
hor
waist
performed all kinds of gymnastic: feats,
We understand tbe E. J. Ross Manufacturtumbling and frisking ubout In a wanner made just the right measurement, and tion its buildings and a part of its endow- his host; the story of Jonah and the whale
The Best Route to Travel
which Rhowed that thoy wero well pleased then sho was dressed to look like a lady in ment. Th3 governor "experienced reli- (whiah was only a big fish prepared for the ing Company will build a Dew office to their
with themselves aiidiundo tlio best of thoir bluo cambric. She was u tronsuro. Gowns gion" late in lifoaud immediately began purpose); tbe Resurrection, which the whole silk mill, overhanging the river. This will
IS FItOM
sitort life; for n mouse, wo luurnod for wero llttcd on her, skirtB hung, and for to show his gratitudo by his beneficence. Christian world has been celebrating lately make room for more looms.
COLLEGE. N m r u k . N . J
thu flrsc time, Is a remarkably short liver, many years Mary Jane's useful career was Ho gave a handsome pork to the city nnd Who so believes tbat thin Christian scientist
N E W YORK TO NORFOLK, V A . ,
Fred
Kerwick
is
again
employed
in
the
two years boiug an exceptionally great ngo prolonged, and thcrowns no inoro admired largely helped to orcot and equip tho BapSSS BBOAD 8 T B E E T ,
BY THE
member of tho family than tho lndy in tist churoh. Mrs. Hardin, who wrote hor corporation cau heal the sick by laying on ol Morris County machine B&opa la Dover.
to nttuin.
REGULAR.
husband's life, still lives in Moxioo, ad hands and raise the dead ought to be ablo tc
iI,L BUSINESS STUDIES.
bluo
cambric.—Now
York
Times.
And thon wo hud tho various kinds
vanced in years, but clear and strong In believe anything.
BHOBTHAND AND TVFEWKITINa.
pointed out to us. Thoro woro white mice
intellect aud retaining many of the
Educate Your lloweii Wllti taicaretn.
How do they make the interest on then*
with coal black eyes, whito mice with
ENQLISU BRANCAES, ETC.
Aunt Kllen'w Silk Waist.
ohiirms that mado her in carliordaysa
Candy CnXlinrttc, cure conattpation forever,
Tbe most elegantly fitted boats, finest state
black markings, cream mice and white
bonds 7 Bo they charge a fee for raising the too.
I t was on n train coming from Bolt! favorito in society.—Woman's Journal.
PAYMENTS ON EAST TERMS.
25o. If 0.0. G. falL drumclRts rerun! mono?.
rooms and best meals. The rate, including
with fawn wurkings, ull of which had more. Tho pussago through the tunnel
dead or healing the sick ?
meals and state room?, is leas tban you can
IT
IS
WELL
KNOWN
that
COLEMAN
1
mado themselves conspicuous by taldng had begrimed the hand railings on tho
"All a man hath will he give for hU life.
COLLEGE is tbe largest and best school, and travel by rail, and you get rid of tbe dust
A Reason Por tho Decay of Teeth
first awl second, prizes at various shows.
platform with a black coating of cinders
by large odds tbe best equipped of its class ID and changing cars.
The Denver Times says: " I n a paper read
MIDDLE VALLEY.
A deficiency of liino and mineral salta
If you want to go south beyond Norfolk to
"Yuu aro a member of u club dovoted and soot. As the train rounded tho last
this section of the country.
by
the
Rev.
D.
Lamont
on
*'
Scottish
BapThe Rev. W. H. Snawger, of Dover, will
to tho keeping of mice, aro you not?" I curvo beforo coming Into tho station, a In food leads to ft decay of tho teeth. A tists " at the Baptist ministers' meeting lately
Write or call for College Journal, and read Snutnern Fines and Pinebluff, tbe winter
Resorts, or to Van Kb an, N. C , tbe
young woman struggled with the door and modern writer, remarking on tbo increas- he Btated that Saint Patrick was a Scotch give bis popular lecture entitled " Ten nights what our graduates and others say of the Health
Pennsylvania Colony headquarters, Peachin a bar room," at the ball in this place on sohool.
"Tlio National Mouso club do you stepped out upon tho platform. Sho found ed uso of artificial dentures among quito
land, N. C., the New England Colony, Statyoung
people,
has
prophesied
that
a
gonBaptist.
Saint
Patrick
was
born
in
th
Thursday evening, April 13, at eight o'clock.
mean?" fuid Miss Grimston. "Yes, I. may It so windy and the car lurched so that sho
ham, OB., the Ohio Colony and headquarters
O. HoBTon,
E . COLXKAIf.
eration or two bonce wo shall bo a tooth- fourth century at Dumbarton. His fathet Also pictures of " Destruction of the Maine."
sny that I wns ono of tho promoters of it. was obliged to hang on tightly.
of tbe TJuion Veterans Southern Settlements,
less people. Another reason for tbe decay
Parnnun
It ia now four yuurs old, and today Is in o
you can connect witb the Seaboard Air Line.
With ft loud hiss the truin catnoton of teeth in our timo, however, is found in was a member of the Town Council of that It is boped there will be a (ull house, as tbe
Por information a* to rates of travel address
wry nourishing state. You would be Bur- standstill, and sho alighted from tho stop
place. His ten chines were of the Baptist, proceeds are for the Sunday school, and
W. L. GUILLADDBX;, V. P. & T. M., Hew
prlsedwhnt a number of letters I have and ran quickly toward tho exit gate our uso of soft whito broad. Since honit and because baptism received and conferred >vervbody who hears this lecture and sees
F. H. TIPPBTT
THOMAS BAKER
baking
and
tho
use
of
coarser
Hours
deYork.
askiiifr for advlco on various subjects, With arms outstretched sho mnde for a
by
Saint
Patrick
was
immersion
is
anothi
For information as to farming or mineral
tuustly from boys, of course; b u t many tall, fashionably drcssod woman In a light clined, we havo paid for our fastldioysness proof of bis sect. No mention is made of him tbe beautiful colored pictures wishes to see
landB, water powers, manufacturing sites or
them again.
Indies aro now making tho kaoplngof mico silk waist. Tho latter smiled ond camo by inoreased dentists' foes. White bread
winter resort?, rates of board, rent of cot
a hobby. I am nob tho only one, I usauro forward a few steps, bub suddenly stopped has also to answer for much of tho anaamia by the Catholics until 170 years after hi
tages, & c , address JOHN FATBIOK, Chief Inthat spoils tho looks and'sups the strongth death and he never received a dispensation
you.11
dustrial Agent, S. A.. L., Pinebluff, North
with a doubtful look. The nowly nrrlvcd of BO many girls and women.
SUCCESSORS TO HORACE L. DUNHAM
from tbe Catholic Church " of Rome." Hoi
Carolina.
1440*
Other niiuowcro then shown to UL
one, however, did not hesltato. Slio rushis
that
for
history
i
chocolate, tricolor, gray, blue and white, ed forward and plnoiug a hand upon each
To Clean Gln»» Over Picture*.
looking inoi-o like BO many diminutive of tho other's shoulders, sho planted a
" Saint Patrick was a gintleman
To olean tho glass over pictures dip u
guim-A pigs than anything else.—Home hearty kiss on hor cheek.
And came o* daceut people,
Notes (London).
"Oh, horrors I" exclaimed tho tall wom- pioco of chamois in alcohol, wring nearly
dry, and wipe thoroughly, yet lightly.
In Dublin town he built a church
Proman.
FrlKlitenlne Children.
Polish with a piece of dry chamois. Tho
And put upon 't a steeple."
He!"
"Oh, honors what?" asked tho girl with gilded frames may bo cleaned with tho nlNothing can bo worse for a child than
At
some Or. BLACKWELL and WARREN STRBBT.'
He
was
born
in
3U5
or
close
to
that.
"When
0 bu fi'ighumud. The offect of the scare a flush of mixed embarrassment and in- cohol. If oil paintings need cleaning
time in her
D. J.
Write for our interesting books " Invent*
it is tOow to recover from. It romains dignation on hor faco. "Is it possible," thoroughly, dampen a soft cloth in warm did tho Baptists originate I
life Cupid
or*sHelp" and "How you are swindled."
sho
continued,
"that
I
havo
mndo
a
missometimes until maturity, as IB shown by
water in which nomo castilo aonp has been
pleads in
Send us a rough •ketch, or model of your
you dissolved. Dry carefully and then varnish
ninny instances of morbid sensitiveness take. If you aro not my Aunt Ellen,
every
worninvention
or improromont and wo will tell
1
n
nil's ear,
you free our opinion as to whether ib Ia
"d excessive nervousness.
Not infra- certainly answer hor description.
Ughtly with sonio thin, clour French "reJohn Boyles, who resided near Bernardsprobably patentablo. Wo make a specialty
" I guoss I'm your Aunt Ellon, all touching" varnish. It Is well to consul
fluently fear Is employed us a moans of
v _ when that time comes
of applications rejected in other hinds;
ville, died on lost Friday of pleuro-pneuit is a woman's duty to
discipline. Children aro controlled by bo- right," anBwored tho tall woman ruefully, an artist in regard to tho best varnish.
Highest references f urniahed*
think twice before sue
monia, after an illness of several weeks. E
j»B mado to bellovo Unit fiomething terrl- "but I hod hoped to bo ablo to wear this
MARION A MARION
answers. She s h o u l d
or any other ladies who wish to work
was
about
fifty
years
of
age.
A
wife,
twe
»l° will liupjwn to thorn and punished by waist inoro than one day. Just look at
A Woman'* power.
think once for herself,
PATENT SOLICITORS Sc
your
hands."
,
wlnpshut up in dnrk rooms or by bolng
sons and three daughters survive him.
and
once
for
the
man
who
Civil
A
Mcchanlonl
Engineers, Graduate* ol Urn
A woman may dazzle when sho is merWith a little shriek of consternation tlio
P»t in plaiiua they stand in dread of. No
rolytechnlo School of EnelnperinB. Bachelor In
8. 8. Childs and family, who spent the has chosen her for his life companion.
ung woman looked at hor hands and nt
at ry, but sho is most charming when sho Is
Applied BolencfiB. Laval Cnlvcnlty, Mem&cn
1
'"'i> without vivid memory of his *jhlld- roung
If 1she ia suffering from a torturing1, dragwinter
in
Newark,
have
returned
to
"Bairns
r
a
t
e
n
t
Law
Aiioalatlon,
American Water Worki
Jiuoil etm comprehend, how entirely cruel tho ruined waist and than sat down and tondor and sympathetic. When hor voice
King weakness or disease so prevalent with
Aflsoclntloo, How England •Water Work« ABIOU.
B
P . Q. Burreyoni AtBoolation. Aatoa Member Can.
lier sex, she haa no right to answer " Y e s " working for u s in spare time a t home on
"B1I tilings KM. Wo havo oftou heard cried. As tho two loft tho station thoro takes a softened tone and hor oyes look Brue," their handsome country resideuce i
Boucty
of
ClTU
Enainoon.
f
t
i
ilroad
company
Boruardsvillo.
words thnt her lips hesitato to say—then,
until her health is restored. If she does, o u r cloths. W e offer you a good chance
grown iiurunns tell of the sufforlug they woro threats of a certain railroad
JIIlVo
t WiBHINaTOlT, D. a
The Board of Education for Bernardi siie will be wretched and ill hereelf nnd her to make plenty of spending money easily,
t-'iHlnrutl «s children under likoclr- having Biilt brought against it for a silk If she only know hor power, it would bo a
OFFIO
will be ati unhappy one. Dr. Pierce'i
j MONTREAL. CAN.
cuiii.stunctis aud recount tho irreparable waist that cost at least *1.6B por yard.— bad timo for tho world at largo! Only sh< township has organized by electing M. D. home
Prescription in a scientific remedy in leisure h o u r s . Send 12c Tor cloth a n d
never knows it. Possibly sho charms th. Wylley president and Frank De Coster diS' Favorite
injury which they aro sura they then ro- Washington Post.
that cures all weakness, disease, disorder full directions for work, a n d c o m m e n c e
most when sho is unconscious of It. Tin trlct clerk. F. P- Bowman resigned as clerk, and derangement of the delicate and im1 "• ^*(> parent, no nurse, cupablo of
a t once. Cloths s e n t a n y w h e r e . A d d r e s s
Oar W o n t Fault
very unconsciousness is a part of tin
portant feminine organs. It is not a "cure"liiniilng thu young is fitted for hor posi
all," buta medicine devised to correct this WINOOSKET CO. CifP-c)
Boston, Man.
_ _ _ ^ ^
Undoubtedly tho tongue is tho most ohnrm.
PARKER.
4-1 y
Mfg. Ilept.
one class of disordera and no other. It
trying
member
of
the
body,
but
it
seems
t-jhlMron, aa neur L J possible, should bo
Nothing Is rooro ugly than to seotbj
has accomplished its purpose in tens of
A literary and musical entertainment wi
"allied not to know tho souse of fear, reiisonablo thnt nn endeavor to ntfa the skin around the finger nalla covering the
thousands of cases, as Is shown by tens of
which, mjovo everything else, ts to bo tonguo should meet with partial success. nail A littlo lemon juioo should ho kop bo given iu the Parker school house on Wed' thousands of testimonials of the grateful
-iiruii in Uiislr edueution oariy and late. AH no doubt, check the himty word Bomo In a bottlo ou tho dressing tablu and wol imklay evening, April 19. The programme putiaibi themselves. It imparts vigor and
OJIIIIB interesting fuuts dealing with tlm times, especially directly after making rubbed round tho nnlla at night. With tho is a long and interesting one, and the pupils virility to the entire womanly organism
Blackwell Street, Dover, N. J.
and is the best of all nerve tonics ntid re
New Year's resolutions, and most of us
U'ars cf ehildrcn have been collected by
14 Years' Experience
addition of a littlo honoy It wilt keep and frlonds are working hard, thus ineurin
storatives. It fits for wifehood and mothern«ll known professor. Ho found that use Bomo discretion in talking about our muah Unifier.
DEALERS IX
a great success, and those who attend will bo hood. It transforms weak, nervous, dc
Extracting a Specialty
nolghbors.
But
our
besotting
sini
is
in
ex
'•'"I children woro afraid of 0.4D0 things
apoudent
invalids
into
healthy,
happy
well
repaid.
Proceeds
for
the
school
library;
If a woman be shortsighted, let ho
,' l L ' 'wwUiig fears wuro lightning am pressing ourselves too freoly. wo aro al
women.
tickets for salo by tho pupils
NEAH BEIIRY'S HAI10,i ', r> "I'tilea, strangers, the dark, opinlonuted, aud wo want overybody to wear oycglnsscs. The constant strain on
" I was so weak I could scarcely walk nboul
WABE 8TOBB
"'"", domestic anlnuds, water, glwsts know just what wo think about every- thu oyus, lnovitnbio from going without,
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mould
the house," writes Mrs. Mnttie ScnigRa, or
thing
so
wo
talk
indiscriminately
about
la most injurious to tho eight and quickly
^IMMIS, rats ana mice and high words.
Soos CofCoo Auroo W i t h You ?
Allen's Creek, Amlierst Co., Va. " Wns reduced ings, etc.. Bracket and Scroll Sawinj
ton mere skeleton, I waa never free from pain done to order. Best Lehigh and Scran
DOVER.
N. J .
*- me uf thu fours woro tho results of per- this find thut and cheapen all wo say by causes wrinkles firouud tho eyes in tht
If
not,
drink
Grain
O—made
from
puro
in tlie back mid head nnd coulil not Bleep a
wmu uspurtmicea—that is, in a dlatrie saying too much.
offort to flea plainly.
gralna. A lady writes: " Tho first time
night. I bought three bottles of Dr. iMerce'i ton Coal. Split and Block Wood. Blut
A few tereo sentoncea on any one subject
wiiuru a grwit wind had wrought a Imvoo
Favorite
Prescription
and
'
Golden
Malicnl
Dis
made Qraln-01 did nut like It, but uf tor usia
Stone, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Cement R. T. SMITH
IlulMV(51 0
THOS. FANNING
[•"",
' "frald of it. In other by tho person of habitual conservatism h
covcry1 and two vials of" 'Pleasant Pellets.' Alte
Tho Duchess of Marlborough has good
Tile Drain Pipe, etc.
IHU^
' " U a l 5 ' s * s showed by whnt incaiia enoooh invariably havo more influaneo thai tasto in jewels. In wearing ball gowns of it for a week nothing would induce me to go tnldng tliese Bix weeks I felt lilce n new person
well nnd pained In flesh. I am doitiK nil
nr •!
wopked upon tho imaginiitlons the entire opinion of some voluble indi soft, white, fluffy materials slio invariably back to coffee." It nourishes and feeds tlio alejit
ELEPHONB NO. 30
own housework and we have nine in the
vidnol. Moreover, wo hurt ourselves nnd Wears strings of pearls as ornaments and system. The children can drink It freel; my
family."
littl"1"1" u h l l l l r o i r I n t m o "Strict 1(3 [ion others nearly every timo wo give frco rein reserves hor diamonds for gowns of inoro wltti great benefit. It 1B the strengthen 1D{
A man or woman who neglect
constipation
Buffers
from
alow
to our speech. "Fnmillm-lty breeds co
serious materials.
substance of puro grains. Got a package to
poisoning, Dr. Pierce's Pleasani
tempt,"wo are told,'and tho more wo tall
DOVER. N. JPellets cure constipation. Out
day from your grocer, follow tbe direction!
the more familiar others become with on
Contracts for all kliida of work tobeu and
little " P e l l e t " ia a gentle laxaIn
using
olnvos
to
sleep
In
to
whiten
the
ia
making
it
and
you
will
have
a
dolicloui
nner«e?ves, and ordinarily ti.o lower w
«U materials furnished. Practical oxporieuoe
tive, ntid two a mild catlinrlic,
hands
euro
should
bo
taken
to
out
the
tips
A century or two* ago tlm rink in their estimation. We hurt others
la every branch of mason wont.
AH medicine denlers sell them,
nnd boaltbful table beverage; for old am
No otber pills are " j u s t && flood.
hy talking of them and their nff'iire, bo- of tho flngura off or the haiidwlll got over- young, 15a and 25c.
ill, . W " UlU 1r ih! lr vt v oo ul u i 1 "'I1 t h 0 rt!Stl T h
PnoiiFTur ArnraoiD TO.
iwiii
"
'"
I" thai parents now oauflowoSften fflvo tilings a falsa color- bouted aud uiuuh rodder in consequence.
L
__
"i upou uffuuclou aud lovo to i
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t. ' . ' .
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
EARLY R 0 5 E , ti.- I^in- variety for earlir,.,,
READY.
r- .-.:>,.
;>it..:
o«EN
.»:-.£ T.±C .
S3.25perbbl.
EARLY N O R T H E R S , s*id to be several diys
j-;ir!:-_-r :hi.-i tr.t l-ar!v Rose, ana very prolific—a strong, vi^ u r | . - . -ov,>-r its U-b>r rjualities ;ire excellent.
DRESS GOODS.
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COVERTS—I; -J:; : « . • - " - . -.ix ='-.i.:r;
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ALL THE NEWEST STYLES ™
n a ^ ; ^ = " - - :-•--• - - - ^---\""
HATS, C A P S
CREPOK&—isl
Furnishings.
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N E W Q U E E N , a good potato, closely resembling
th'; Beaut', of Hebron in appearance, but is much earlier, and
& heavier yielder.
$3.25 per urn.
WASH DBESS GOODS.
IVla l>Ht««M[s«<f*m.
j ' ^ r * * . ' * »r.v
f .'•..*
"*'•»*• ^»".^irt
$ 1 . 2 0 per fiasmi
P R I D E OF T H E NORTH, an excellent middle
JZ 'r.r^jz Lz. 'A
tit "JW/ .1A1* '.'
.. ; , c ..;v nt rjuaiity, a first class early variety.
$2.75 per bbl. $1.00 per bushel
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LK)VER, - NEW JERSEY.
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^1.20 per bushel
BEAUTY O F H E B R O N , very productive and
or"
Ai: iht iV.,; v. Dress Patterns, £'-> "-•»•"•
.-.• su-'.;
S 3 - 2 5 perbb]
SILK AHD WOOL SOVELTIBS— rr:axi - :i .
TUMER¥CO.
*r.r,
$1.20 per bushel
crop potato, pure white skin and flesh.
f!l*iVJW.
$ 2 . 7 5 pel 1)1)1.
r/,"I'iawi
zlgz*
rat7KTU
•*Hwr Li thAS?*1
" I a u tjrs^rkl crp *
•- jCtcctc Xovelties
estfl
ice vc
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n omens
Kid
and St^-st
^•OzfordTies
i ftUEEN QUALITY Oifwi
H*w fh* T m k l * Bec«a.
'.UZC that
.nlAri/inwryeirj^ Thtu It
f.r^allj ran acrcsa no item
fr of
h
fo
Mw's Hnsset Shoes
Hch!
L* « t a wyw c/3t fA ft, -I'd jaK like to ace my l a t j wajhaJ b y *
a '#St a-1 fcii Uxs*.
"Ho wooW I," h* retorr-al
of & E
He afunrarrl expUiMd to »oine one at
tbe club thai it wan aa exhibition of the
y of woman, tor while be bad
absolnttly nothing bat a^rc-e wltb
: /**4>m that t£^ " writ* ir*r* ia
her, she TTU to dUpIf^ted that be found i t
Impotfible u> read hit paper in comfest—
Chicago Poet.
. \ It's*, a^ t f/A^SAr <i /^.-t, tb% " wt
We have just received two cars of the above, which we
contracted for early, before the heavy advance in price, and the
prices we quote, are lower than we could buy them for now.
To show you the advantage of buying good seed, although
last season was a poor crop year for potatoes, yet Mr. Sylvester
Dick<jrson. of Dover, without making any special effort, raised
from the Maine grown seed he bought from us, potatoes at the
rate of 560 bushels to the acre, and he was only one ofsmany
who reported similar results.
Q
Queen Quality S3.00
Please order early before assortment is broken.
The Gco.Richards Co. The Gco.Richards Co.
A P o l U b e * Raaeml.
l l n . HarLVjrn—I understand, sir. that
yf/u hare t«.Tt.-tly b**n ntA^ing lore to my
daughter, and I tntut fortjJd an oc/jualntAOC: tsznm In that, way- You •hould bars
«*wn rr<« fir»!t
Hhrewil Huiv,r—Mtdani, fcafl I seen yon
flr»t I itnorjtr] hare tftrfpAUm yoardaugbUrarjfl f;*II«-f» in hivn with you
Mrs fl.irirom— l,*rnl Tl^e in formality
of t i * jit**:*i*lin$e via* all I obj*«ttd to,
O»iM.-v-iil« » .-. (trul I will intnotice yoa
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a, awl v,, w^i^^ th* «
v>I>i*« 'yf tb« jadzuv-Mt t/t i/tMJtr
r***t:\&ft ljr/7tr, tbe EfJA t,W tfa* rt/jry.
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SPRING OPENING
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MISS NOLAN'S.
The opening of Spring Millinery takes
place next Wednesday, March 29, and
following days and will far surpass anything heretofore shown.
Among the Trimmed Hats are many
exclusive novelties in French Pattern
Hats and Bonnets that will not be seen
elsewhere and will not be duplicated.
All are invited whether intending to
purchase or not.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Ho »«y w » A l l 'A L'«.
^*af. th% UiO/nixt-fJazelU, vl V/,inh
" JuxthM tb* l«£iJiUtf Tfe «»»i/jn hax RMIK t>
» '--I/A*: a blAit of crllU^an anH at>tu«
K*iJ»fc/ C'Atipttiy, yrt,U:h THMMXI »l*o
$ 1 . 0 0 per fiosnel
10 $2 Pr
$2.50 pr
for spring wear, an entire new c .
,
stock in all the latent shapes
! ? 0<>eS for W O m e a - W f t 4 r - l h a l ' s
$ 2 , 0 0 t o $4.00 p r .
• important, fie when others fail.
.ft Ur. C
tfc* rxi*iKr t/j hf?r>tea\ It
frz Vff \\ tvr.u tb« d a / « j « b
$2.75 per MI.
1 Woir.es^s D o c g o ' i rl:c Ox'orc Ties v.-;tb T-p*".er.*. tf*-j
J leather tij>s, every pa— s-Hd itatl-er.
$!•
'Bet JU3 erjctilbcrK, doa^eoSAa. to totce :
A 5 »rfi juti H>:rjUy 'A fxiM
-.--\ >s.x t '**itt.% put rat ^ f A > ft
C A R M E N N O . 3» the best of the late varieties, great
yielder. of handsome form, few and shallow eyes.
LADIES' OXFORD TIES.
M x L'ti- ;
$1.00pHi)tl$H6l
8 East Blackwell Street.
M&bUjn Pitrj*y, wbun tbfty regard M a j/rc«-
BUILDING LOTS
whk-b it t i k ^ fn tb<
w/r. 8«,«t/,T- Filmy buvlbd S e n a t e MorTortb Hufi&m O w n t j liuiltfuy &nd th« O
nnxi «IJ/I J'Attftlf; IlAilwA/ Company.
Hn,lv/n K*nal/>r In ao attempt t o foro
rnAk^n UAI UAa] m\\K*%v t:f/ritrrAU?l \ty
iu no rrwre rjArefu) rAjwrvvr la th*
Hvtstxte, nfj oats qnlrker t/> d*t«rt Improper
MMMtir**, no one nvjre tk*Aj to
Kt^lce in hereby g)r»n that I, Charles n.
own tnfAirnm. Mr. I'itnfiy la a horn fighter.
Barrett, of the Tommblp of Roiburr, Morrb
tte tUx.-XrU; Jj^ht f^/TnimnUM In tfwu w i n e «« HIM Int^jfrity and hrmetty an a
C»oot7, K. J., win make applhation to tbe
Interim Court tit Common Heal on the twentjo/jU»*tl/ined.
lift ii hol/1 and
Uon, a c/ntfillil&lltm
of troUKj, fA
day of April, IK», to have the
an/1 tM« nut a rally BJiOnaoTilim tbo»« t o whom tr-fourth
llcem* gmn\*A Vt Clarence 8. Brown in tbe
hfl may ho r^-iprMAtl. lie Is a man of deter- present term til January, Vi/3, to keep an inn
or tavern in tbe Townibip of Roit/nry, in
•aid county, tranftferre'] toroefor the DnezHr.a AT OK HKAVX, ot i'ajmalr, county, wh*rri
on a m^axnre It takai rtronjf reaxontng tc
"reH term thereof.
U<* ni/pro^rlBtUm bill wem an'J^r dfv:tjttli
Datevl April 4, 1W/J.
c« him rec«-rl«. Hucb a man naturally
In tli* H«tmf« during tli« I«Jrt wt«k of Uv
-2"
CHABLIS H. BABBEIT.
jttum tbe target for tbe arrow- of th
reotnt f^JalAtlva t+vtU/rt, utaUtd \IU\A\C\J
tii*-, \W»r of tU*t H*rnat4 that ho ha/1 wor enemy. JJut Hetmtor Pltoey ha« only gaine
Building Stone for Sale.
with th« apXTO^niatfon (yjuirnlLUrt arul a^ in Influence t«y bU fimt year in th6 Kenat«.
AH ready to load on a wagon, good
e hoi Xhown tbat he In cap&bleof filling
pTtnttl Urn uwTojirititUjM r+jsirU'l by thai
road, and all down hill to Dover, 50c
G(/wuiitU&, 1hl» •stat^m-'-nt •K^TJ'II^I to bart any ofBco witblo tbej-lft of tho people."
Hjll^nn'l the UA»I
7i*&rly vrrry trolley rrjail ia Ka*t Jenwy
u w umltr tl*^ J<V/rth Jtrfwfy'ii crmtrol, and
tfj* c»(4ti»ii*t* l^bifj'l It are alxo fn rsmXnA
be«-n tfttUfacf^TX *" W*r*ftV/r ffraua'« DemoTbe EoJit Orange Towmbip Comnilttte ba«
crotfo Vjll*aK°^ f'rt" all, wltfi the ntn^I*)
dtciflfed not W take action under the iacorpoCfpifw of H»»at*r MifDtrnwtt, of (lu
act till next year. By the rider at.
cAinly, rot^'i for Ui'j a[/jjffy;jrlfttffm» a/f rotAch*d to the CJenenil Townntilp bill Eaut
jx/rfcwl, Hllll wo find our I>er/)fxratlc
N ezffr)pt*<l from iti provision! till
t«rnj»orarl« »w*l(in(( to tuaka polUUxil cu
ry 25, 16W, and this time will alien
out of what they aro |<lt**Hl f^ mil the recktho cxanilnallon of the act enabllnK Earn
I«M exj^odlture* of the rtctul Ss^lulnturo.
Oranga to become a city.
per load for all two horses can draw
'torn the pile.
JENKINS, BUCK & CO.,
2O-I mo
Mine Hill, N. J
For Sale Cheap.
oont*m(wrary novor n&w Honotor Pitney,
irbo 1* tbe person meant l>y "Llttlo i'Jt,"
bencfl we tnutt conolade tlutt in his oye«
Bonator MoDormott l§ a eort of tiolfatti. 1/
W h e n Truvolinnr,
Three Challenge 6oo-E(fg- IncuVliotbor on plRiutnro bent or bunlnp-m, take on
wy trip a bottle of Hyruo of Flga, aaltocf*
jtmt ploafiantly find t'JTef lually on tho kid- bators. Apply to
w,y#, liver anil bmvnls, proTentln? foveru,
con elusiontoa correct coo It must be cadacliui and other forms of Bloknesa, For
Jenkins, Buck & Co.,
)o In SO cent bottles by all loadlngdrucsriBtN.
that Senator MoOormoU's "flttiib" com- Manufactured
by the California Fig wyrup
i
Co. only,
i^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in I'Pi/iHim rif i iMWHirimti
8-3 w
nine Hill, N, J ,
INTEREST, FIVE P E R CENT.
This Institution in'H also make loans on
accepted collateral security, payable on demand or on sjxei/ied time, at current rot*
of interest.
HENRY W. lOLLEB, President.
H. T. HULL, Secretary and Treasurer.
BAKER QPERA
JOHN W. HURD PROPERTY
For Rent.
JOIIK MOLLtR,
HARRY WALKER
THOMAS W. BARTON,
It Invites Applications for this Class
of Loans in Large or Small Sums.
Expenses for Searches, e t c . , Moderate
All the above lots are 50x100 feet and are on the
THE STORE under Odd Fellows'
Hall, on Sussex Street, Dover, is for
rent. Enquire or Trustees,
THE MffrrUt^wn /dinner, whow utlie
IIEH a bill for lumber, etc., wo» being
name In 7A« True Democratic Manner, liut
'l UfKm by tho Board of Education at tho
we*k tUrted In on the nlzty-flnt year of ft*
meeting of that txxly on Tuwday evening,
LOST.
publication. It we* t*tnhll*hcA tlxty yen™
wan oiplafned that "It wan a cow itable at
OK'> t>y tii« !dt« I"»tjl»i C. Vofct, faUior or th* iio time and we tad to put new Mooring in
A Kur Boo, on Wednesday afternoon,
present proprietor*, and whr>iw othwr wm It." Hy "ItM wan meant tbe I'«*|uannoc l>etwo«n William H. Baker1* atoro on Worreo
street ami Hcbmelzer's ctore on BlAck
" hen" It. Vo([tt wo* the foundcrof UIOKHA
^t annnx.
Htrttt. Finder wilt pleaw return to tbe ERA
The y/«nnrr'« " «[« and dowim," wo are glad
2011.
T H E NatioTinl Hteel Ojtnpony mma time fflce.
to w»yf wctn to linvo Wen oil "ujw," a fact
()
rc lflM
*J ^bo TKtna HtanrlArd Iron and
Upon which it* proprietor* aro to Irt con- •K p" '
WM. PEARN & SON.
Company, paying atMtit $4,000,000 for
gratulated, Tho KB A. hoj>c« that ft may con*
tin Do In ttifl enjoyment of tho faror of tho 'or tho plant. On Monday a 10 per cent, fnBicycle repairing in all Its branches,
waHgWrii to the workmen, numbering imi Bicycles built to order. All work
public.
^
,000.
Wai UIIH ilcKplto the DIngloy tariff I ;uarantecd,
"AlXAH L. Mf.DEKMfiTT AHMlImllty Llttlo
13 Blackwell Street, - Dover, N. J.
T H E ciutom rccofpU for the month of
P/t" wa-t tbe cnptfoii of on o/llUjrfal In ttio
20 if
Jertcy Oily Netv$ tho other day. It ten't rlnrch footed up nlinont $21,000,000. How 1*
bat
for
tbo
much
decried
Uingloy
tariff
1
concolvoblo that tho cdft/jr of our Jenwy CJty
our
Mid
pitted OioUkoB«s.
40 Lots at $50 each.
50 Lots at $75 each.
80 Lots at $100 each.
Morrlstown, N. J.
Is the largest investor in Real Estate
Mortgages in the County, hiving approximately *.900,COO of Its funds loaned at the
present time OD this class of seenrity, cohering property ol more than double that value.
DOVER, N. J.
TUESDAY, APRIL I I .
and will be sold onpayments
REED & VAN'S
OF ONLY
ROOF GARDEN
High Class Vaudeville Co.
$3
GREAT SINGERS....
....GREAT DANGERS
PER MONTH
JAMES T. ECKHART, Ag*nt
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A Grand Performance of Refined
Vaudeville.
Watch for the parade of the Japanese Band at noon.
OFFICE IN BAKER BUILDING, WARREN STREET,
J
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J.
RICES
- - 35 and 50 cents
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7. 1899.
MS.
B. JohnBton, jr., was graduated last
XTS' HALL.
A Successful P i g e o n Shoot.
JfEW SCHOOL nOVSE IN SIGHT.
week from the Baltimore Dental College.
A pignon shoot for a silver loving cup and
Sydney T. Smith conducted tbe services L i k e E v e r y t n i u K BIHO t h e VlgleB U n - o amateur championebip of Morris county Boar a or Education Committee Has
ot tbe Chrystal Street Chapel on •Wednesday
FRIDAY, A P R I L •/. 1899.
d e r t a k e , It TVBH a Success.
the Matter In Hand.
was held ou Friday last at Jacob J . Drake's
evening.
A quarter of a century has rolled around Mount Freedom Hotel. The publUhed conTlie ad Interim Board of Education apThere will be no service In the First M. E. ince the organization of the fire department ditions of the shoot were fifteen live birds per pointed by Couuty Superintendent Martin L.
at tlie Post Office at Dover, 1
Church on Sunday morning because alter- and every year, with the exception of one, man at handicap ruea, ranging from twenty- Cox, at its first meeting, on Tuesday night,
class matter.
ations are being made,
Vigilant Engine Company has held a ball on five to thirty-two yards, the entrance the took a first step looking to tbe building of a
.:
U K A L JOTTIMUS.
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Smith, of Orange, Easter Monday night. This year the Vfgies price of the birds. It was found, however, much needed school house in Dover. Tbe
itart on tbe second quarter century with a that im account of the largo number of shoot- need of a now school was brought to the
,,„ c a r , » t cleaning-W. H. Hill,, 110 spent Easter Sunday at the home of Mr.
ball which In point of splendor, atteudauce ers who signified tbeir intention of entering notice of the board by Superintendent Cox
Smlth'B parents on New street.
ilm-kwcll street.
that the supply of birds on band would be
The Rev. T. F. Chambers and the Rev. W. and success probably excelled all others. inadequate to carry out the original pro- in a cointtMnication which was read to the
new telephone poy station la an addition
H. Laning will preach in Grace M. E. Cburcb Over 350 guests were present The clerk of gramme. I t was therefore determined that board by Clerk Harry S. Peters, and which
o tI I n r r y U B c h w a r z
C a l 1m
I,, tilt' ol««
on Sunday in the morning and evening, re- the Weather Bureau was kind and furnished eacb contestant should bhoot at ten birds and was published in the ERA last week. In this
communication it was stated that " you have
pleasant weather. The armory decorations
"... ,,c,w Singleton silk mill in Port Oram spectively.
that tbe entrance fee should he four dollars ; at present more children outside of your
were the prettiest and moet elaborate that
.ill begin operations Iu tbe course of three or
Tbe Boys' Brigade met in the Armory of ever were seen a t any function in that that the high gun should take the cup and Bchool houses than attend school iu ltuckufnur days.
Company M on Thursday evening for drill. building. FlflgB, bunting and streamers that the balance of the money, after deductA public exhibition drill Is expected in the greeted the eye everywhere. The orchestra ing the price of the birds and other expenses, ay, Port Oram, Netcong, Chatham or HUIUU
tJstreete'of Dover on Tuesday, a sure bar- near future.
Bliould be divided into three moneys—fifty, of the less populous townships." Supervising
Btand was decorated with ferns,flagsand
and twenty per cent.—and go respec- Principal J. Howard Hulsart also touched
longer of summer.
Edgar Tlllyor, of Rutgers College, Is spend- bunting and before it were placed pictures of thirty
upon tbe need of a new school in an addenda
i.miu J Ruuling, postmaster a t Hacketts- ing his Easter vacation at the home of his ex-Chief J. J . Vrealand, Chi f J . S. Mellck. tively to the second, third and fourth high
B
scores.
Tiiere were nineteen entries for tbe to his regular monthly report. This is what
',„ and' a brother-in-law of George Mc- parenta, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tillyer, of President Frank Cox, Foreman Henry Dehler
said:
cup and the handicaps ran from tweuty-six
CrockMi, postmaster of Dover, died suddenly Orchard Btreet.
1
and tbe late ei-Chief W. B. Collard. Besides to thirty-two yards, with "Jake" Drake as
While, during the quo warranto litiga,,n Monday night.
In the Presbyterian Church on Sunday the regular incandescent lamps there were scratch man. James Tiinmons, of Morris- tion of the city government, no Bteps towards
Julius Hairliouse boa an announcement ou morning the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper added arc lights for the occasion and these town, officiated as referee, and filled this try the permanent increase of school accommowith the necessary issuanceof bonds,
.. -' of this lesue to which tbe attention of will be administered. In the evening the furnished a clear bright light which greatly ing position to the satisfaction of the shoot- dations,
etc., were possible, tbe necessity for additional
lit raiders of tbe ERA is called. His custo- pastor, Dr. Halloway, will preach on "Bar- enhanced the beauty of the scene. Of theers. Quimby, of Morristown, won tho cupschool rooms has steadily grown. Tbe Board
mers gut goixl value for tbeir money.
timeus."
gueets sixty-nine couples took part iu the with a straight score. Three Dover shooters, of Education has long recognized the need of
a new school building, but through the force
Captain Moses H. Spencer Is getting bis
At the annual vostry election of St. John's grand march, with Floor Manager George O'Brien, Taylor and Decker, were second of circumstances beyond its control recourse
boat*, the '• M. H. Spencer" and the " F. Church the following were elected for tbe Hedden and wife in tbe lead. Immediately with nine each, and divided first money. has of necessity been had to rented rooms in
m
\V Zuck," in readiness for the summer sea- ensuing year: W. P. Turner, Senior Warden; after them were Assistant Floor Manager Taylor was s> unfortunate as to lose his hist constantly increasing numbers,
an arrangement 1B warranted only
mi Oi'itata Spencer is one of the most M. M. Searing. Junior Warden, and P. J. H. John Kerwick and wile, Chief James S. bird, which, though hard hit with the first la"Such
cases of extreme necessity, and that for ms
pi.ulnr mon in tbe boating business on Lake Bassett, Matthew Tucker, George Tubby, J Mellck and daughter, Mrs. B. F. Dilte; Presi- barrel, dropped dead just over the rear limited a time as possible, Tbe interests of
boundary, After tbe race for the cup was the pupils, both in school work and in tbe
dent
and
Mrs
Frank
Cox,
Foreman
and
V. Ball, O. S. Boyd, Leonard Elliott and F.
Mrs. Henry Dehler, Frank F. Apgar and concluded the shooters having only three matter of health and safety, demand tbe reClimles H. Barrett, of Flandars, is the '. Hummel, vestrymen.
misses re-entered and shot out their quota of placement of these rooms at the earliest opA decreeof divorce waslaatFriday granted MIBS Marie Cox, Clifford Nixon and daughter, birds to determine who should take the second portunity by a well lighted, well venti'ated.
unBiicctivn owner of the Ledgowood House,
Mise Lizzie Nixon, and John Lynch and
school building.
bitucrto conducted by Clarence Brown, who to Thomas O. Bullock from his wife Gertrude,
and third moneys. The score :
" Rented rooms, not built for school purlister, Miss Lizzie Lynch.
Isw become a resident of Dover. Mr. Bar- The case was tried bofore Vice Chancellor
poses, are not only expensive to the town,
All
the
intricate
figures
of
the
marcb,
Pitney in MorriBtown. Mr Bullock's counsel
and poorly arranged for health and safety of
re ,l i, well known in Ledgewood, where he
which ended iua quadrille, were gone through
be pupils, but successful work iu them is
res Clarence Linn, of the law firm of Linn
fonnerly lived.
^ 8 2 " o 2 2 2 * 2 2 2 2 0 — 7 jecurea
with considerably increased labor Opp.
with without a single hitch. The programme Drake,
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Tlie loss by lire to the Mt. Arlington Horsa & Speer, In Jersey City. Mrs. Bullock was called for twenty-eight dances and at the end, Johnston,
and difficulty.
Hinchman,
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Now
that the matter is possible of subBlueing ""* Wheelwright Company's build- defended by Charles Stlllwell, jr., of Morris- well on toward five o'clock, a quadrille Barnes,
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mission to the people, I would earnestly
27 0 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 — 9 recommend
ing at Mt. Arlington, also the loss of Jobn B. town.
'as added in bonor of Cbief Melick. About O'Brien,
that tbe Board take the necessary
Youngs,
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Blickwell, a t Ut. Freedom, have been satisstepstothat end by examining further into
The price of gas In Newark waa last Satur- midnight thero was on intermission for sup- Baker,
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tbe needs of the situation, available location,
fittorlly adjusted tlirough the olnce of day reduced from $1.80 per thousand cubic per, which was served in the weBtern end of Hathaway, H9 0 0 2 0 w
etc., and formulating a definite proposition
80 3 0 2 0 0 w
Harry L. Schwarz.
feet to $1.10, and a year hence a further re- the armory, which was curtained off for tbe C. Orr,
for such submission.'"
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Sunday trains on tho Tletaware, Laoka- duction of ten cente will go into effect. One ooosBlon. During the march tbe ladies' Quimby,
The subject wasn't one to be parleyed over
Taylor,
20 2 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 *—»
inuiiB anil Western Railroad seem t o have thousand four hundred gas ranges for cook- favors were distributed to all who took part Gibhs,
28 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 w
and on Commissioner A. W. Condict's mo27 2 2 0 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 — 0 tion a committee consisting of Commissioners
tilled a popular want and it ia now stated ing purposes were sold in Newark hut year, in it. They wero from this offlce and their Decker,
20 0 0 1 0 w
tlmt the service on the Morris and Essex or three times as many as were ever before beauty excited much admiration, many say- MuoBon,
Condict, H. W. Crabbe, H. L. B. Lynd, S. B.
Crater,
30 0 2 0 1 2 0 w
ing that they were the prettiest of any ever J. Orr,
Johnston and S. H. Berry was appointed to
Dlrlrloii will bo doubled as soon as theBold In one year.
20 0 2 0 0 w
given
out.
Everything
passed
off
smoothly,
Pierson,
28
2
2
1
1
0
2
2
0
1
0
—
7
look Into the matter and report at the next
schedule con be prepared.
George Ike and T. M. Ike were arrested on
Whitehead, 20 0 0 0 w
meeting. ThiB committee was appointed by
Company K, Second Regiment, at a moot- Saturday afternoon by Officers Hagan and thanks to the efficient work of Floor Manager Hiler,
28
1
0
1
1
1
U
2
0
W
Commissioner M. V, B. Searing, who was
ing held in Its armory in Montclair last Sit- Byram for disorderly conduct. They were Hedden and bis* assistants, John Korwick and
•Dead out of bounds.
chairman
pro torn., President 8. R. BenJohn
Lynch.
The
ERA
congratulates
the
unlay niglit elected Bayard T. Garrabrant as engaged In a light on Canal Btreet and T. M.
w—Withdrew.
nett
being absent. Each member of the
Committee
of
Arrangements,
Messrs.
Melick,
captain to succeed Thomas Slack, resigned. Ike, who 1B a cripple, Btruck a man named
committee Is strongly in favor of tlie immeGrimm, Cox, Pearce, Dehler, Hart and
Hirolil W. Armstrong was chosen Bret lieu- Boyle over the head with his crutch, breakdiate erection of a new school house and tbe
Stephens, on the success of the ball, Messrs.
B o a r d of Henltli.
tenant and Jobn H. Truoi second lieutenant. ing his hat and cutting a gush in his head.
matter will no doubt be submitted to the
Apgar,
Nixon,
Mayberry,
Hughes
and
The
newly
appointed
Board
of
Health,
beTlie State Board of Pardons on Thursday Recorder Gage fined George Ike $3 and costs Roderer formed the reception committee, and
ing the old board reappointed by the Town voters of Dover in a tangible shape at a disol last iveek paroled fourteen State prisoners, and T. M. Ike, $5 and costs.
of these it iB only due to say that they also Council, met on Tuesday night for organiza- trict Bchool meeting to be called in the near
among whom was Martha Casslmore, of this
Coroner C. B. Gage was last Friday called acquitted themselves well.
tion in the parlor of Protection Hook and future, which is truly a cause for rejoicing.
town. No pardons were granted. Forty-one to Hurdtown to view the body of a drowned
Ladder Company, the council chamber being
Following is the record of attendance and
caies were dismissed after consideration. man which bad been found floating on the
on that evening occupied by the Board of promptness of the Dover Public Schools
Kellef Committee's Report.
One was that of J Henry Cole, of thfa place, lake near the upper ice house. A tag found
of
Education.
President
Peters,
of
the
Board
for tbe mouth of March compared with
The relief committee appointed last summer
Klin is serving a twenty-year sontenee for a tho body, with tbe name "Brady Bros."
murder.
and tho number " 002," Bhowed that the body to furnish aid to needy families of volunteers of Health, being also secretary of the Board that of the correspondingraonthBof the proof Education, met with the latter body, and ceeding two years, being a summary of tho
in
Dover
met
last
Friday
evening
at
the
The cruiser Kalelgb, tbe arst of Dewey's was that of an Italian ice cuttor who waa home of Mayor F. V. Wolfe, who was treas- Commissioner Eugene Buchanan presided a t statistical part of Principal Hulsart's report:
fighting ships to return to tbe United States, drowned on January 1, poet. The Bum of urer of the relief fund. Messrs. Wolfe, E. J. the Board of Health meeting in his stead.
FiBRiUBY
1609 1808 1B07
sailed on Saturday from Horta (Payal), $10 50 was found in the pockets of the dead Ross, J. H. Hulsart, A. J. Titman and W. H. Clerk Jos. Y. Baker administered the oath Annual enrollment to date.... 12W) 1305 1173
enrollment
1075 10S5 1025
Amres, for Bermuda. I t Is estimated a t the man. A burial prmlt was granted and the McCortnick wore present. Mr. Wolfe sub- of odlce anew to the members, when business Monthly
Average monthly enrollment.. 1031.5 1041.5 tttt
Navy Department that the Raleigh will be body was burled in the Berkshire Valley cem- mitted a statement of the money received was procoeded with! Health Inspector Blake, Average monthly attendance.. (Ml .8 065.8 8S0.1
Percentage of attendance.... 0U.2 St.6 00.2
seven or elgh t days on the voyage from Horta etery.
4 ! 53 f
and expended by him, and reported a bal- who WOB also reappointed by the Town Coun- Tardy marks
to Bermuda. From Bermuda Bhe will start
The meeting of the Boards of Registry for ance of 1121.23. After Bomo discussion it was cil on Monday night, made a verbal report to Present and early every day.. 41U 450 2J
direct for New York, reaching Tompkins- the different election districts for the revision decided to distribute this balance among the the effect that tbe town is now free from conPrincipal Hulsart reported the engagement
ville about neit Thursday. Captain Coghlan of the registry llsu- will be held on Tuesday, 'amilies of soldiers who have bad serioui tagious diseases. A bill from him for 15 for of Miss Sarah E. Hawkins as teacher, to take
ami his crew will be warmly welcomed.
April 25, being the Tuesday before election. Bickness. A Btatement was ordered published services as inspector was ordered paid, and a the place of Miss Briant, who was transferred
bill from J . P . Force for horse hire was to the cla&a in the north side school heretoTbo Board ot Health of Jefferson Township No canvas will be mad*. Since Is easy to and is here given :
ordered paid when approved by the Finance fore taught by MIBS Sherman, resigned.
orsanizod at a meeting held in the Berkshire miss a name in transcribing the registry llsta
BICE1PTS.
every
voter
should
make
it
a
point
to
Bee
Committee. The special committee apCommissioner Crabbe broached the matter
Valley Hotel on Monday. Amzl D. Allison,
From Ladles Auxiliary of Y.
whether
he
Is
registered
or
not.
On
Tuesday,
pointed to prepare regulations for theof a district school meeting for the voting of
M. C. A
I 75.00
who is cbalrnwn of the Jefferson Township
collection aud disposal of garbage reported the annual budget, and Clerk Peters said that
Committee, was made chairmHji of the, Board April 25. any voter whoae name may Have From the churches and other
societies....
175.80
that nothing had beeif done in the premises he bad In course of preparation a statement
ot Health also, and diaries Chamberlaln,wbo beeiPialBBed wilf' have an' opportunity of
(250.30 on account of the new condition of munici- showing the amounts required for the differiving his name added to the llste.
is a member of tho Board of Health by virtue
EXPENDITURES.
The Easter services in the First M. E.
pal affairs. A t Commissioner Grimm's sug- ent departments of school work. The meetol his office as Township Assessor, waa mode
Ten families {all who applied)
gestion it was decided to make' tbe annual ing will be called when tbls statement Is in
secretary. The next meeting of the Jefferson Church were well attended. There was extra
received aid a t various times
"IFron Era.
HAT SEASON./.
The time to purchase Hats
is at the beginning of the
season. This is the beginning of the Spring Season
and you are confronted with
the latest styles—Dunlap,
Youman, Spellman, Howard, Melville Special and all
the newest things in Alpine
and Crush Hats. Have you
seen the new Square Crown
Derbys. It's the coming hat
at popular prices, $2.00.
PiersonT& Co.
the Bank,
DOVER, N. J .
Bicycles Galore!
S. H. BERRY HARDWARE CO.'S,
We Handle No Nameless Wheels.
Every Wheel Guaranteed.
Prices from $22.50 to $40.00.
Ghainless Wheels $60.00.
Juvenile Wheels, Something Fine.
Clover and Timothy Seeds.
Bowker's Lawn Enricher
Makes the Grass Grow, try it.
Farm and Garden Tools of every
description.
Our Fifth Annual Display
Township Committee will be held on June 18.
IUBIO by the choir. " Christ our Passover,"
amountlngto
$125.00
tour of inspection next Wednesday afternoon. readiness.
SPRINCT SUITS
Gents' Furnishings
AND
Ashford; "Christ is Risen," Evans; "There Expenses incurred
4.U
Complaints made to the clerk of the board in
Commissioner Swackhamer was deputed to is now ready for your inspection. The better you are posted on good dependable
balance was divided equis a Green Hill Far Away," Parka; and a The
regard to tbe unsanitary condition of the old take the annual school census, a work which ready-to-wear clothing, the better you will like our goods, as they are all up-toamong twenty -two memlumber of other selections wore rendered. ally
rye
field
along
the
Delaware^
Lackawanna
he
has performed to tbe satisfaction of tbe date in style, A I in quality, and all right in price. Our stock is larger than ever.
berB of Co. M realdlngin DoThe Sunday school in the afternoon left the ver who came home sick or
and Western Railroad were referred to the board for a number of years past.
We are here to please you, and we take pride in our elegant assortment of goods
became
ill
soon
after
tbeir
ret
routine work and had a special Easter pro- turn by reason of exposure
Inspector with instructions to take the necesClerk Peters reported the receipt by him
that we are able to show you this spring.
gramme of songs and recitations. In the i n t h e a r m y
sary Bteps to bring about the abatement of from the State school fund of (50 for the
121.22
Suits with Double-Breasted Vests, the latest thing out, in all colors and prices.
evening the Junior League, under the direc-1350.80 the nuisance complained of.
local school library. Principal Tlulnart stated
F. V. WOLFB,
Spring Overcoats in Covert, Herring Bone and Cheviot, very nobby—they are
tion of Mrs. C. S. Woodruff, furnlBhed en- April 4,18P9.
tbat t&4 had been received for the library as
Treasurer.
tertainment in the form of 'music and reciust
what you want.
proceeds of the recent school library enterOllITUARY.
tations.
tainment, and that $50 of this sum had alBoys' Suits, all styles and sizes—elegant goods for the money.
PERSONAL. MENTION.
HODKRER.
ready been applied to the purchase of new
Our line of Neckwear surpasses anything ever offered in Dover, hundreds of
Tbe Presbyterian Church on Easter SunAnna EM wife of John Roderer, died at books for tbe school library.
patterns in Four-in-hands, Ascots, Imperials, Puffs, Tecks, Bows, and Strings—
day was crowded. In tbe morning the pas- Fred Farrel, of Brooklyn, Is visiting James her home on
Grant street ou Monday, April These bills were ordered paid:
( barles \V. Bowlby, former Chief of Police tor, the Rev. Dr. W. W. Halloway, preached Mellck.
they are great.
3, 8b e was the daughter of Ephrairn F. and Dovar Printing Co
$10.00
ot tho " c l t j " of Dover, will again take on u ChrlBt and Eternal Life." His subject
Ml&s Cole, of Morrlstown, spent Monday Mary A. Hall. Interment was made in Dover Lumber Co
All the latest designs :n Shirts. Kid Gloves in all the new spring shades.
21.12
charge of the Dover agency of the Singer in the evening was "The Btory of the resurGarry L. Holdridge*
10.50
The High Bridge Lion Brand Collar y£ inches high—the latest thing out.
Locust Hill Cemetery.
Sewing Machine Company. Mr. Bowlby has rection." The musto was as follows: "Sing [n Dover.
Waer & Peters
15.00
Mrs. William Pollard Is visiting friends in
Hats, the latest blocks and colors. Caps, in all the spring shapes.
Edward Moyer
47.00
acted in the capacity of agent for the Singer with all the Songs of Glory," P.-A.
HAUKNESS.
Light weight Wool Underwear, Balbriggan, Merino, in all colors.
Cnmpany for going on twelve years, most of Schnedeker, a bass solo with chorus ; " The Brooklyn.
Robert Harknesa died at bis home In Bowl$113 8S
tho time in Dover. Other places in which he Risen Lord," G. W.-Greene; "Easter Bells
Miss Lizzie Fryburger spent last week in by ville on Sunday, April 3, in the seventy^Against th« bill of G. L. Holdrldge there
represented that company are Flainfteld, re Ringing," anthem carol, Lyinan Brackett; New York d t p .
first year of his age. He had been a resident was an offset of $0 for Btorage privileges.
Orange- and Kiver Head, L. I. The Dover and "The. Lord'Is Blsen," Irving EmerA bill of $1.85 from Augustus S. Berry was
Mr. and.Mrs. A. M; Qoodale and family of this State for the past two years The
ngsney will be located on Warren street, In son. In the afternoon Dr. Halloway spake have retumedr borne from Melrose, Fla.
funeral services were conducted by the Rev, laid over because no one present had any
the store adjoining the Lawrence harness at the Chrystal street chapel. His subject
knowledge of how or by whose authority the
W.
J.
Hampton.
Interment
was
made
in
Miss Bessie S'oper, ot Scranton, Pa., Is visstore.
Greenwood cemetery, Borough of Brooklyn. bill had been incurred.
was " Clirlst giving the water of Life."
iting Mr. and Mis. Frank Cox, of Orchard
HI0KS.
The Hudson River Tunnel Cnmpany's propSeventy-five Springfield rifles have arrived street.
Mrs. Grace Hicta died at the residence of Heed & Van's Vaudeville Company,
erty and franchise are to be sold by. Master from tbe State Arsenal, consigned to Captain
Miss Mary 8. Fulton, of New York City,
ii EAST BLACKWELL STREET, -:- DOVER. N. J .
in Chancery Handolph Parraly, in New York Petty. "It is expected that orders will soon Is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Condict, of Morris her son on Grant street on Monday, April 3, which appears at Baker Opera House Tuesin the seventy-first year of her age. Theday evening, April 11, comes to us well
city, under foreclosure proceedings a t noon be received to resume drilling. There are street.
funeral services were conducted by the Rev. recommended and Is no doubt one of the best
en May 2, and It is understood that the bond- now about seventy men in the conipany and
Charles Chrystal and family have removed W. H. Loning. Interment was made on vaudeville organizations now on the road,
holders will buy in the property and proceed no trouble is expected to recruit up to the
to Summit, N. J , where they will reside in Wednesday iu Orchard Street Cemetery.
They carry their own band and orchestra
toieorganize the company. There iB also a full quota of eighty men and three officers.
TERRY.
and give a performance free from all vul
minor afloat that the Delaware, Lackawanna A number of the men who did not go out the future.
> To inspect our fine stock of CarPostmaster George McCracken went to
Phoabe Maynord, wife of Henry F. Perry, garity or objectionable features. The comand Western Railroad Company, under its •ith the company in the late war are withnew management, is considering the advisa- out uniforms and they will have to drill in Philadelphia on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Brooklyn, died at her homB In that place pany are especially patronized by lady audion Thursday morning, in tbe ninety-second ences wherever they appear.
bility of securing control of the tunnel for civilians' clothes until th« new uniforms if a neice
i petings for the Spring Season.
Miss Eliza Bufflngton, daughter of Brig.? year of nor age. Mrs. Perry was born in this
tho purpose of obtaining a direct outlet to arrive. Considerable change is expected in
vicinity and lived here up to the time of her
this city.
tbe equipment of the National Guard. In all Gen. A. R. Bufflngton, Is visiting at tbe home marriage.
List
of
l
e
t
t
e
r
s
Uncalled
Tor
a
t
tlie
Our lines are very extensive and
Bhs was a cousin of H. D. Tuttlo,
if E. J. Ross.
Dover Post Offloe.
The now superintendent of the M. & E. probability the uniform will be more like
Miss Geraldine Brown, of Westfleld, Is of Rockaway. Three sons, two daughters
DOTEB, H. JM April 7,1899.
Division, E. 0. Russell, accompanied by his that of the regular army, having the camand
her
husband
survive
her.
The
remains
we are prepared to show you
A. Bergreu,
C. D. Barber,
predecessor, Andrew Reasoner, made a tour paign hat and leggings. Later on the guard jisltlng her COUBIU, Miss May Brown, of will be brought to Dover for burial to-mor- John
Chaple,
Chesley Drew,
ot inspection over the Delaware, Lacka- will be equipped with Krag- Jorgensen rilles. Sussex street.
row.
Interment
will
be
made
in
the
Orchard
Bert
Eagles,
A.
Jacobson,
Foundation walls for a 70-foot extension Miss Jeannette Belden, of New York City, Street Cemetery.
goods that will compare with the
Harry Kinney,
Mrs. Helen Kramer,
ivamm and Western Railroad on Wednesday,
J. M. B Oker,
Miss Josephine Pearson
going west as far a s Washington. A t theabout to be built on the easterly end of the _j visiting her aunt, Miss L. B. Magle, on
Lambert Rohloffs,
Fred. Rlckley,
H.
S.
Peters
overall
factory,
on
MoFarlan
ProBpect
street.
'alter place bo was joined by General ManAT HYMEN'S ALTAR.
Mrs. Emil •Wormser.
best in the country for beauty,
ager \V. F . Hallstead and Superintendent street, affords occular proof that expansion
Miss Sophia Dorman, of Luxemburg, visTo obtain any of tbe above letters please
HARTJIAN—AIINOLD.
Carrot Bogart, and a tour of inspection of has no terrors for Mr. Peters. Indeed, he has ited her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Sturtevant, of
say
advertised,
and
give
date
of
list.
quality, and, above all, price.
tlie Sussex Branch was made. Superintend- long felt the need of expansion, for his bupi- Bergen street, this week.
The Rev. C. H. S. Hartman, rector of St.
GEOHQE MOCBAOKJCN, P. M.
ent HUSSGII returned to Hoboken In the after- ness has been increasing by leaps and bounds.
Raymond Wildrick, of Kingston, N. Y., is John's Episcopal Church in this place, was
In
the
extension
he
will
have
his
main
offlce,
noon, passing through Dover at 4:10 o'clock.
islting his grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. C. married on Wednesday afternoon to Mrs.
BLED.
It was not learned how Dover's ancient 12x12, and two private offices, 8x12. A B. Qage, of Bergen street.
Georgiana E. Arnold, of B87 Fifth avenne,
jydraullo elevator will be put In for hoisting
Dover, April 3, 1899, Anna
'tation struck him.
New York, In St. Thomas's Cburcb, by Bish- RODERER—In
The best that money can
E., wife of John Roderer, in the 45th year
stock to the second floor. He will also put Mrs. Fred Dlckerson, of New Brunswick, op Courtney,*of Nova Scotia, once rector of
of her age. Interment in Locust Hill CemTwo new teachers were added to the teach- in an interior telephone system, with seven ^ visiting her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. R. J . St. Thomas's Church. Immediately of tor the
buy
we have right here, with
etery.
'"E Mail of tbo Dover publlo schools on Mon- stations, aifordlng communication withevery Jenkiiis, of Prospect street.
ceremony the newly married couple left for HICKS—In Dover, April 8, 1899, Mrs. Grace
day. Miss Grace Richards, who has been part of the factory. A number of other
Harry Whitford has resigned bis position Philadelphia and Washington. Upon their
Hicks, of Grant Btreet, iu the 71st year of the different grades on hand.
teaching In Green Village since leaving Nor- time and labor saving devices will also rfith I G. Moyer and ia now attending Cole- return they will go on an extended tour to
her age. Interment In Orchard Street
mal school on Monday, took charge of the be adopted. Mr. Peters Is to be congratu- man's Business College, a t Newark.
From the cheapest to the best
Europe. Among those present at the wed- Cemetery.
class In the South side school heretofore lated upon the fact that he had, perforce, to
Qeorge VVner has returned from Scrauton. dinit ceremony were Mr. and Mra, W. P. POOLE—At Mt. Freedom, March 38, lo»u
Charity S., wife of the late Henry Poole, we feel confident that the wants
toglit by Mias Sharp. Miss Sadie Hawkins,
Turner,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Rodda,
and
Mrs.
O..
A.
MiBS Emma O. Clark, of Now York, spent
_
^
S3 years. Interment was made in
"' PnrBippany, took charge of the fourth expand.
McCarty, of this place. Daring the Rev. aged
Walnut Grove Cemetery.
Junday hi Dover with her sister, Miss
of all can be satisfied. We are
Erade class in tho South Bide school hereto
Mr. Hartman's nbsence the Rev. G. Valerie
Two Pub llo Debates.
Randolph Township, Apr!
joro tauiUit by Miss Lena Briant, Miss Briant
Gilroath, of New York City, will conduct the HARKNESS—Iu
The Dover Lyceum has arranged for a Georgiana Clark.
2, ISflO, Robert Horkness, aged 71 years.
anxious
to show you our stock
Alvah
G.
Anderson,
amemberof
Coinpauy
having taken the seventh grade In the North debate with the Alumni Association of the
services in St. John's Church.
'Me school, of which Miss Anglo Sherman Dover High School. The date has been set M, from Califon, was In Dover on Tburaday.
before
you
purchase elsewhere.
MAIUU1ED.
"as up to the spring vocation the teacher. for April 28. An admission fee of 10 cents He and Archibald Carvatt, auother member
Plans ot Jsow Cliurali Submitted.
HILL—CHAMBERS—At. th« M. E. parsonMiss Brltmt Is t o be congratulated upon her will be charged. The subject of tho debate of the company, are working at High Bridge.
age, In Donville. N. J., on April 2, 180». by
deserved promotion Ml^s Hawkins has been will bo: "Has the fear of punishment
Mrs. T. H. Davey and the Misses Annie The plauB for the proposed Hoagland
the Rev. J. B. J. Rhodes, James H. Hill to
•rerolary of tbe Morris County Teachers' As greater influence on human conduct than the and Ethel Davey spent Wednesday and Memorial Church were Bubmitted by ArchiMaggie M. Chambers, both of Morrlstown.
tect
Paul
G.
Botticher
to
the
members
of
the
"delation for the past two years.
hope of reward I" Charles Cummins, Losllo Thursday of this week in Morrlstown as tho official boards of the First Presbyterian HARTMAN—ARNOLD-At St. Thomas's
guests of Mrs. Davey's brother, John NanChurch, In New York city, on Wednesday
No. B East Rlackwell Street. Dover. N. J.
Cburcb
at
a'meeting
bold
In
the
directors'
Chief of Polico Halloway, of Morristown M Smith and Lancelot Ely will argue for
by Bishop Courtney, of Nova
Carrow.
room in the National Union Bank on Wednes- afternoon,
llHt Saturday recovered some of the goods tho Lyceum on the afllrmattvo side. Tho
Scotia, the Rev. C. H. S. Hartman, rector
Alumni
will
argue
the
nogative.
Two
of
the
A
little
son
was
wolcomed
Into
the
home
of
day. About twenty were present and all of St. John's Episcopal Church, of Dover,
stolen from the realdonce ot Mrs. M. W
to Mm. Georgiana E. Arnold, of No. 837
Wulhridge, In Perrlo Btreet, in that town, speakers for the Alumni will be Roy Lynd Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Altkens, formerly were delighted witu the planB. Much interest
Fifth avenue, New York.
""ring tho latter's absence In New York city, and Herbert Van Etton. The third has not Miss May L. Cornell, tho elocutionist, of Mt. was manifested and many questions were
(INOORPOHA.TED UNDER THK LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY)
yet
been
named.
Alfred
T.
Harris,
vice
Vernon,
N.
Y.
Mrs.
Aitkens
is
woll
known
asked, which served to draw out from Mr.
C A P I T A L
.
.
.
.
S 3 S . O 0 O
whore 81,6 spent the winter. The stolen
president
of
the
Alumni
Association,
will
act
in
Dover,
having
been
before
hor
morrlngo
a
Offlceu—Rooms
1 and 8 Morris County
unDnicTnm.r K . n .
BoLtlchcr
a
clear
and
invoice
description
of
BlBmarok's
Iron
Norvo
Property wan found In tho possession of Mrs.
the plans for the proposed how cburcb. The "Was tho result of his splendid health. InBarings Bonk Building
MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY
Jackson, a colored women, who said the as chairman. On Tuesday, April 11, mem- frequent visitor to this town.
plans will bo submitted at a parish meeting domitable will and tremendous energy nro Titles Examined.
Koods were purchased by her son George bers of the Lyceum will debate at Port Ornm
to ho held on tho evening of April 17. At tho not found whore Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
It's tlio X-Htlo colds
Loans negotiated on Mortgages on Real Estate.
•rom a tramp. Tho young man endeavored with members of tho Port Oram Social and
10 fi
Acts as agent in the purchase and sale ol Real Estate
°H n clock, which furnished tho olu Literary Club on tbo subject: " Resolved, that grow into big COIIIB; tho big colds that closo of tho meeting a resolution waa offered and Bowelfl are out of order. If you wan
That
tho
acquisition
of
foreign
territory
will
by
Mr,
Schrador
accepting
the
plans
with
end In consumption and death. Watch the
Valuation appraised by Committees ol the Board of Directors
these qualities and the success they bring,
"htoh led to the discovery of the stolen
gratitude,
Tho
ERA
will
in
the
near
future
exert
an
evil
influence
upon
the
United
little
colds.
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup.
use
Dr.
King's
Now
Life
Pills.
They
develop
WIUJAM
B.
unKoiti,
President,
W I L U . D W. OUTLIK, Tic. President and OounMl
articles. When Jackson learned that he was
publish a detailed description of tho newevery powor of brain and body. Only 25c a
AoaOHTDs L. RKVKRK, Secretary and Treasurer
tinted he left town, going to Sing Hinpr, N. States." Messrs. Gill, Praed and Boyd will
church,
together
with
very|uno
illustratlom
alguo
for
tbo
Lyceum.
Anthlsdobatooccurs
RucenaB
.
P"rk«
Wlllard
W.
Cutler
John H. Cnpntlok
No-ToHao for l ' y
R, Klllgore'B drug store, Dover, aud A, P,
^•i whence ho has since boon fetched by
Qur MlntoB
on Tuesday thoro will bo no mooting of tho Q u a m n t o c d tobacco liublt ouro, lualtus weak of tho edifice.
Charles E. Noble
Augustus I*. Revere
Paul Ruvuro
\
11. Bkldmoro
drug store, Chester,
, l c t Hulloway. Ho is now In the County
men
s
t
r
a
w
blood
pure.
60o,ei
All
druguiBt*
Lyceum on Monday.
Qeorgtt W. BUokle
Heury F. Taylor
Jail,
While driving to Rockaway last Saturday
Clayton Kicker met with an accident which
resulted in a badly strained arm. The accident was caused by tbe slipping or breaking
ottbc king bolt of his wagon, which allowed
tbe blmfts to drop down, cutting tbe horse's
h[;H mid causing the animal to rear and
plunge until he finally broke one of the shafts
ollshurt. Kicker waa unable to control the
iiuimul and jumped, straining bis arm. The
liorse was stopped by a passerby.
C. N. POLASKY,
The Cash Clothier and Gents' Furnisher
PREPARE
FURNITURE
HENRY J. MISEL,
Morris County Mortgage and Realty Company
THE IRON ERA, D O V E K . V ' J . . APRIL 7, 1899
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An
fcbaU U e*tiWished a t
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fire, i — Tfa&t the I'i.-trW lif.
trv ami Kl
j i v r r j f.,r ti.e Fir-t
) ' j t : a - ; t i f - o f t h e | K^unh Wai.i- »,f the ""
i'l Fir-t. S-«oii'l. Third
j
*-. itL-i*rlore tm-t clerks of
1
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^ai'l e l a t i o n di«tri':ls «irh r t ;
I ar, cr-^r v> T-itir*, Lei a
'r'se Company ! livelyy BD/1 shall w>nduil theelectin p v i d e 1
unUss theirti£i£a <U priDt<rd on t h e front <•'. Kv~ry p a c k a g e . for in tfu* onimance b^riA-ablv with Vlie a*'t
of iue-oris.r&tujn of the Town i,f Dover anil
J £ r e tfae ship
were cfta,j,:i*ri
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. [jumiaut to ibb provi-ioun of «u a'.-t of the
h 1 vessels
d jjoined
i
murder 5i_---.r <.*5joen?- C
Crth-a
I^-gi-latorf? of t h e S t a t e *jf Ni-w .leiv.-y nuBAN r&AltCZSCO CAZ,
In, tsfjitlj tl>r r-.-TinidahZe. Majestic and
titlwl " A n a c t to regulate elefttuiis," apV n ^ E . KY>"Z"aT YORK- K. T.
April 4th. !>-!t»
Vesg**i'j£. L i ^ k i l j the marines rtmsinbT all tmxgis%.—l'Tizt
Six. per bottle. proved
.Si;,,-. -,.—That tlie Clerk of th'f Town of
T-ii±
A!'-: i':.'. Lit'/-*: i= tb; si=.% io scan id l^jVal. and t j tfcm chkfiy the mntiny
Dover iball w-t u p in tU-polling plaff.s r|t-»i(.'was r;s'."T**it<l
Eleven
men
onlj
were
naUvj io t h e four tlwtion 'li-tri<-ts ufurcfiaid
£t«n::r<i fr>r this affair, bat the
l-roi^rbo-Jtha and railiuji^ and hhall provide
AN ORDINANCE.
1 tbe remainder were In
official envelop** for ID* at wifi elt-ctioii in
i b ^ n i a n n t r an'l arcordiu^ to the directioiiB
*A
ec.--.-h
tbat
one
An
Ordinance
providing
for
an
elec.; ;:. : : e tj T,::..::.^..7 M / .0 c:tn. L**a carried
and provision*
'if f-iiHftctt'i regulate
vfe thougts dtath ite*Jf would
p
tion of a Mayor, a Recorder, two approved
d April
A r i l the
th 4th,
4th I-'-'*
I-''
wii Hoards
Il wi'l
Lave \jiKH f^r pr>rfiiriitle,
of
Kfrgistry
ati'l
rtsiiwtivtly hhall
f
K
i
t
l Elections
Elti
Peraaps tLe bta knoffTi and mo=t dr»Aldermen, five Common Council- c a n v a s t b e vote*
cast
a
t
said
election
and
ci * : ; ' . i I*: t^i ; . ^ i S:T»:5 ID detail Hi* loa na&tic of single fhip mctinies were tV*€
men and two Chosen Freeholders certify a n d make returns thureof under t h r i r
'-i tz.^ '-i »4 • : : * « iu the folivwicg ta- which broke out on the Boonrj in I7e3
oath of otiU-e in alt tilings a s is rwiuired by
fcsd in tht Danae frigate in 16f». Tbe in the Town of Dover.
Mij<I a rr t Mititl«l ' ' A n a'-t to regulate a\et*facts oonc€*n«i with tbe first named incitinns
4th, IIV.'*,, and
linns,t a p p r o v a l April tbe
tlie-Jth,
n tlie
dent are abno=x Xr/i -well tnown to hear rBEhEAis It has been tlwrA&l hy the Su- Clerk
of t h e Town of Dover shall te such
l
repstitton.
SafEce
it
to
a
t
that
tbe
men,
preme
CVxixt
of
this
State,
and
sai'i
decision
l
rertiffcate
a
n
d
r
e
t
u
r
n
a
s
m
a
y
l
«
ma<le
driTen to muln^ss by D itarsi and tyran- baring bpen con^orttd in by the Court of to h i m a n d r e i ^ r t t h e waine t o tlio (>>mAm«:ric-aa!! tr, eravri<•.-:*'.f ;^'::r \:-.zr.:.'-nical ttmniacdtr, mattoied Btar Tahiti In Error* and Appeafe of iLU 'Bist*-, that an niou Council of Dover a t i u next meeting
the morctDt tb?r;.3.M3rc= C'^-^i-j ilrir-j:
the Legislature «ititle<i, "An act liter the said election.
the Eouihern Pacific octaD, set tbe ofScers actof
To meur tiit j.-f,-[>.<;t '-I a cr.'-r/.-''; to
Any town, y^nshipoT borough j
adrift in an o;*n beat and carried the authorizing
prepare a "t-.nTinT•:" rr.'^I wa- ir.*- r tA>-.i
or jATt tfceretif contair ing a pojjulali'jn ex- • Passed A p r i l 3, IMC*.
chip
to
Pitcairn
island,
alooelj,
nninF. V. WiiLKE, Mayor.
ceeaing
five thousand inhabited!*, to 1* incODfeideraticu ri.Mi'i-; are a;7/iy- r-aiihsbited spot ljing abont midwaj *
A t t e s t : — J o s . V. BAKKK, Clerlr.
corporated a i a city after a vote of f e
^ry Tb'.--*- h',l(ii»:Tr wfcr'; yy-.i at t e e
rweftn Australia and Sonrh "
pwple, and providing tor tlie goveminenl
'j-'ii
Brigziz—
rime bnitiiritr than i h t avtrui;'; C^r.ip
Here their descendants remain until thU ana powers of such city," approved M-rcl
22, 1&&5; and under which act the peopl<
raiuorp of j;,r,vtrijf;;it,-. of f:r^:*:^y, f.f
•erjday.
bave heretofore become incorrorated as
birds in thu military Lu«h r'-a'iy for
The mntiny of tix Danae'f crew took city, is ancrmstitutiunal AQ'i voi'i: a n i
;
pIucklDfi. rt-"':ivtfJ t.ut :*j.:!--iu3 t;j-':^ii;
place earl/- in March, tbe men rkiDg in W3EBKA6, The term* of f,t!W *-f th» Mayor, i
ROCKAWAY. N. J.
in t h e ijaviJ'-; f«.r TJIUA;-. t-.r v.-,ii-;rr Ur
T6*pons6 to a prerioaslj concerted signal of tbe Recorder, of the- t«o AMtrineu.'ami
tbe five Common CVmocilineii of th*
and murdertng tbeir offioen after which ut
all t h i n g s nwlvl v> tuzV.>: \\U: tok-niMc.
Town
of
JJov^r.
who
tfcrc
iDothc^wtifitilh©
the crew called the frigate Into Brest har- people of Dover voted to teoome incorporJCewa of U t r v t r a 'h <.---i.aiA- C;JU ->'-d
I
bor and banded her orer to the French ated as a city ** a/oresai 1 bare all expired
greater wonder tbau tiK; tror:».% L^r tijfe
It Is some satisfaction to by limitation; but we. tbe Mid Mayor, ReT'.'il
- 1 2 S autbcriiiea.
JM'
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that five of the mutineers -were tak- corder, two .Aldermen and five Counctlmen
GttrAu.:ttl
fc
K
«)
en prisoners while Jlgbting against as are advised that by reason of the premises
it it a or cv\xh'.v
The ijtavi«?jt lo« en tbe 2d was in soon
we hold over ana continue in oflice until
afterward and promptly hanged,
our (accessor* in &flk« are respectively elect'
matcre
s t ^ r y Ptar--'-,jj's brifiadt, wbtre the ni^bt atA preciselj similar attempt was madfi ed an' qualified; and
that iii= C*:•':: Lad ta'.i; IS/JHU. Tbe losts of Wheeler's di- in tha EAIUB year to seize tbe Bermione,
vi-i'Ai .ILIT J and 2 are nnited in tbe with tbe Bvovred intention of handiDg her WBXEEAK, by an act of the Legislature of
official table. Ther vrnK atrtat 14 per also over to Franc*. Happily tbe scheme thu Suite entitled *' An act n-ipectuig the
cent of the fttren^th—that i=, 867 ofH- was frustrated, bat the commander of tb» representation of incorporated towns in
Boards of Chosen Freeholders, approved
ctrs avA in^n billed and wounded ont chip, one Pigot, WAS brutally murdered. March,
1«K*. the torn* of Dover Is enof a.*J40, iuclofiiDgdetailed in^n. Thtre He descended into the fo'castle to reason
titled to elect a t least two Chosen Freewith, the malcontents and was set upon
holders: therefore,
literaUy hacked to pieces, the frag- Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder,
t hfAtiiti'j compared to tbat saffered and
ments of the carcass being afterward Aldermen and Common Council men of
on tbt Jrt either at tbe "Hell's Cross- thrust
through one of the portholes. For Dover as follows:
ing" in charging np "Kettle" bilJ or participation In this diabolical crime two SECTION 1.—That an election shall be held
in taking tbe crest:
men, named respectively James Allen and on Tuesday, the second day of May next, between the bours of six o'clock in the forenoon
CASCALTIK- 15 WHECIJER'B r.AVXLKJ DIVISIOS John Watson, were afterward hanged mt and seven o'clock in the afternoon of said day
armv
Portsmouth.
JLXY 1 A.SUZ
for a Mayor, one Alderman aad three Com^ ^ ^
tut l^riitd lit- &xiz~ii';r'± ' l - ' i Killwl Vff>uDdfcd. HtrfcajUj.
The rising on board tbe London in mon Couocilmeu to bold offlot for two years,
OffiOffiwMndw/'jcij'ij
tl'.-. No one fcntw fcri^a-'i*: HJol. O3i
a Recorder, one Alderman, end two
May, 1797, wtu really a sequel to tbe aud
CouacUmen to bold office for one
of his gnus a; work on July 1, as baa Sd t a v E l r r . . . . — a 6 *T 22 420
bloodlces matin; which broke out at Spit- Common
year, and one Chosen Freeholder to hold
been statwi. fibaiter EiiJ'l that 1,000 of r-.h favairT. ... bead earlier in the same year. The Lon- office for two years and one Chosen Free4 < £0 16 GT
Cerrera's sailors were in tbe works tbat
don was Admiral Colpays' flagship and holder to hold office for one year.
was being approached byftboat In which SEC 2. Tbat for the purpose* of said elecday H is calr anotLei fevifkuce ol ih&
2
12 I I I W 1.C&4were some unarmed men from the other
dtiperat*; Etraiis in which tbe c/jMifcr3
tion all that part of the territory of tbe Town
ships of the fleet bearing & petition. The of Dover which is within tta»*lines, boundaries
found ibem£';.Tf;3 afr<;r £an Jnan rirlgo 1st U- K. f.
admiral forbade them to approach, and and limits following, to-wit: Beginning in
bad teen carried that events litre Cyon their persisting ho ordered a guard of the center of Blaekvrell str#et And of Morris Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
yeia'a escape and detraction marl': lit- Ut- vol. ta
marines to flrc upon them. The volleying street where tbev cross each other, thence
Hardware Cutlery
tlfi imj.Tfc£*i<-ti there in tb& trc-ocb&g, To* tl
4 »
15 VCi CH I of the mnskets wa£ a signal for on Unme running north alon^ the center of Morris
Glassware Woodenware
to the center of the Morris Canal, thence
but that trifles vrbkb bronjzbt relief are Grand t'.ial.... 6 Si ^7 2MJ 113 2
diate uprising on the pare of the London's street
northeasterly
along
the
center
of
the
Morris
Paints
Oils
remembered in detail. Ofiicern and men
Three brigade commanders were bit crew. The marines were overpowered and Canal to a point which is opposite to tbe cendisarmed,
Colpojs
was
seized
and
roughly
Lamps
Kerosene Oil
alike con Id namo tbe day and boar at Han Juan, Wikoff, Hawkins and Carter of Bergen street where it abuts upon the
when they got the first apokgy Iw u roll, and two temporary commanders, handled, and the other officers were sent said canal; thence north in a straight line to
Oilcloths
Carpets
on
shore
tbe
center
of
Mount
Hope
avenue
where
it
meal* tbe firtt variation of diet, tbe Worth and Li.-cuni, all of whom learnMatting
Feathers
connects with Me Far Ian street; theace north
first cbaDce to wash and the fiu.t K«id ed thffir art in war and ha\e been in
In this case, as In most others, tbe red- and northerly along tbe center of Mount
Cross aid. TheyconM also tell of tbo hanir:^ ever EIDCC. Kent's regiments, boats remained loyal. It was therefore all Hope avenue to a point where it crosses tbe
DEALER IN
fluctuations of misery in tbe trenches, as well as bis brigades, were led by tho more alarming when a serious mutiny boundary Hue of Dover near the house of Mrs.
Cooper ; thence followioe the boundary line
tbe downpour of rain, tins cbill air and veterans. In tbe Thirteentb Colonel was discovered, a little later on, to have oftheTownof
Dovernorthwesterlyand westbeen
hatched
among
the
marines
of
the
tbedeptb of rond. Ween tbo flajj of Worth aud Major* Ellis and Anman, Plymouth squadron. Luckily on the erly to the point where i t corners in Blacktrace appeared, word paHsed aJocg: all wounded, were veteranB, while Colo- morning of the very day tho plot was to well street m frontof S t Mary's Hall '• thence
along the center of Blactwell street
'•Firing will ceas^l Gtt oat of tbo uel Lincam, aad Major Slarkley of tbe have been put into execution one of the easterly
Tin Roofing, Plumbing and al
to the center of Morris street and place of
works,11 Laler ^vou1d tonnd tbe warn- Twfcuty-foTirtii and Colonel Ewers of mutineers turned traitor, with the result beginning, and being tbe same territory lately kinds of job work promptly attend
ing: "Lie down I Firing will tepinl" tbo Ninth, with Eeven captains of tbat that the authorities were on their guard known as the " First Ward,*1 shall constitute edto.
and the rising was suppressed almost e n tbe First Election District.
2,coo Vards el Very Superior
F re neb F a u l a r d t , a tj*%utitui
of L-m a i d Hf itt-i** "lrtJZXi. &!
1
Your .Money Willingly Refunded for Anything Unsatisfactory.
\o tiie A r
Co. only. In order to
dron fra-re riss E* the wildea appre- t3tct» and to aTf»i*i i
full ntir.
hdtbs
e-1 a tat-riil chArpe for ti>* tester.
;! J. WRIGHT BRUEN
Stoves
Lenign anoScranton u
Manser ehota foand victims oil that icgiment, bad served in tbe civil war.
Sunday morning until the white fi^g Hawkins and tbe colonels of tbe Sixth
was diEpbyed. These wcru cbic-fiy and 8ixU«ntb, Egbert and Theaker had
sbarpsbootera' bvtUUH, for tbe last epnrt
of volleying was tbe *viud np of tbe at*
tack tbo night before.
The proposition to retire tbo army on
the night of July 2 to ita position of
June 29 on tbe hills back of E! Poso
will long rewuiu a bone of contention,
and may take 2~t years to settle, as was
tbeca^owith MeadeatGettyfiburg. Every one interviewed at Camp Wikoff
mentioned tbe subject witbont restraint
Noonocriticiged the plan. Offin<?rsftml
tbat the idta was not favored by
the men; but, as before t-tntml, this
view was modiffed by tbo nnivertal
r.dmififion tbat tbo Iin«of baitla was
dangeroDf-Iy wenk and tho men snfleriDg terribly from beat and hanger.
Tbe reasons given why tbo idea
of retiring to u shorter lino nearer
WIKOFK.
WOCTH.
LISCUM.
tbe base of supplies was abandoned
commanders who fell July 1; Vikoff
v.a& kilk-dj
flhow tbat tbe idea was a natural oue.
All agreed tbat it was tbaudoned be- been in tho regular army since 18Q1
cause of the rep a Ifieof tbe Spaniards In the Sixteenth Major McLangblin
the night of July 2 and t»3 cool wave nntl Cfiptfiins Palmer, Morrison and
bringing relief from beat. Of ronreo it Wbitall bad earned tbeir gpnrs in tho
would not liuvo hecu proposed to retire volnnterra, and Captain Crowell, who
because of tbe discomforts of heat. Sa- cQijiiniujdcd a battfiJJon in tho Sixth,
rilla ond Kl Po^owc-reiio letter in tbnt hiid Hirvtd through the war. Colonel
respect than Sou Juan heights. No; tbe Heurhtni ol tbu Tenth, coimufliidiuE tho
effects of tbo beat were feami, and tbe liTiiiide; Major Ej-kridgo and Captain
liwailu bave warn tbo nutfoxm since
real danger wan a Bpnuieh sortie.
Iblji; also tbe lender of the TwentyflKt,
Colunol AIcKihbin. Tbo Second
Some timo after midnight on tbo 2d
decision was mmlo nt headrjnartcrs to WIIS commaniled by Colonel Wherry, a
Jjold tho liuo on hriiti .loap ridgo- It bas Mih.-iourian having a lony war record.
beeu stated tbat Shuftcr'edemand for tbe
The ofllcers saQerc-d to an extraordisurrender of Santiago was drafted that nary degree. It was stated at Camp Wieight. Sljuftur bajn that IJO wrote thu lioil that tbe older oflicerBexpoBed tberademand on the morning of tho yd. It tjelvea to anininto thu men.
was dated 8:30 a. m., and Toral acccptGKOUQK L. KILUEO.
Beauty la Blood Deep.
A Flno Winter KeBort.
it hod begun.
And all tbat part of the territory of the
Tho following morning a t daybreak Town of Dover which is within the lines,
FOR SALE.
three of the ringleaders—Lee, Coffy and boundaries and limits following, to-wit: Be- The New Jersey Iron Mining Cnmwany offers
Branning—were shot Another, a youth ginning in tbe cemer of DIackweU street and for sale tbe property knnwn as " T H E ALFRED
of
Warren
street,
where
tbeycrosi
each
other,
ROW."
situated
on tlie direct road from Dover to
of 18 named McGinnla, received tho utro
running south along tbe center or Fort Oram, and convenient of access from factorclous sentence of 1,000 lashes with cat o' thence
Warren street to Dlckerson street and thence ies and mills in both places. The property consists
nine tails, the punishment to bo Inflicted southwesterly
along tho center of Orchard of Beven blocks of double dwelllnga. with outIn two Installments of 500 lashes each, cats street to the Orchard Street Cemetery; theace kitchens, well supplied wiihclsternwatercollected
rrom slate roofs, and large garden lots attached.
to be "pickled," and four to be "counted following the outride line of said cemetery, Property
offered a t a price which will yield a reslowly" after each stroke.
easterly and southerly and southwesterly to turn or eifibt per cent, after paying repairs, taxes
tbe
center
of
Spruce
street
near
the
Swiss
and
insurance. Address,
It is seldom that one hears of a naval Knitting Mill; thence southerly along the
,
mutiny in which tbo eignal for revolt has center of Spruce street to the center of Wil- IS-tf
L. C. BIERWIRTH.
come not from the men, bat from the liam street; thence easterly up tbe center of
pn«-pr, N, J
officers. Tec something very like this hap- William street to the center of Academy
ESTABLISHED 1830
pened In August, 1702, when Blanch old street; thence northerly and easterly *
Admiral Ben bow put out from Jamaica tbe center of Academy street to tbe center of
to light tho French fleet under Du Casse. Second street; thence easterly up Second GEORGE E. VOORHEES
Tho British squadron consisted of seven street io tbe center of Byram street; theuce
MORRISTOWN, N. J.
ships of from 50 to 70 guns, and Benbow northerly up the center of Byram street t o
Hardware and Iron Merchant
felt sure of victory until he observed with the center of First street, where it intersects
Byram street; thence southerly up the center
dismay that five of hU captains were de- of
First street to iu intersection with Penn AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
liberately disobeying his orders. They, In avenue;
thence westerly along tbe center of
fact, declined to clap on Bail, and were Peun avenue
to the point where it crosses the
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS
soon hull down on tho horizon. Never- corporate boundary of Dover near the Coontheless Benhow attacked with his own rod house ; thence westerly and northerly
P o s t a l Information.
ship and tho little Buby, bat be bad to along the corporate line of Dover to the point A, U.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
retire in tbo end, with more than half his where It corners in Blackwpll street in front
St. Mary's Hall, and being a corner of the 0 3 4 - N e w York direct.
men hora do combat and ho himself mor- of
First
Election
District
above
described;
tbence
7:38—Eastern,
Phillipsbdrgf, Hackettstown, Stan
tally wounded by a chain shot which had easterly along the center ofBlockwell street
hope, ML Arlington, Port Oram i n d al
shattered his right leg.
to tbe center of Warren street and p l a ^ of
points
on
the Sussex Railroad.
and being tbe same territory lately
Ihe last scene of this strange and tragic beginning,
as the "Second Ward,*1 shall consti- 8:i5-€hester, Succasnnna, Ironlaand Lake Denepisode—so creditable to Bcnbotr, so dis known
mark.
tute the Second Election District
graceful to most of tho others conoerocd—
8:10—New York a n d w a y .
took pliice on tho quarter deck of his maj- And all tbat part of tho territory of the
•few York, Piterson, Boonton, Eastern
of Dover which is within the lines,
esty's fihip Bristol, in Plymouth sound, Town
aud Western States.
boundaries and limits following, to-wit: BeIn tbo early morning of April 16, 1703, ginning
in tbe center of Black we] I street and
:nnsylvaniaand all points on tha High
when Captain Klrby of tho DelUncs and Warren street where they cross each other;
Branch R. R.
CauLuln VTmlu of tho Greenwich, the two thence running south along the cent-r of p. uBridge
.
oflictrs who were proved to have been the Warren street tn Dickerson street and tbence 1:87—All points from Bf ogham ton east, con Dec
ringleaders of the mutiny, were shot after southwesterly along the center of Orchard
with Sussex R. R.
trial by court martial.—London Tit-Bit* street to tbe Orchard Street Cemetery; tbeiice 1:58-tion
-New York, Newark and Morristown.
The one thine that strikes tho traveler
about Irish scenery fs the gray tones of Its
coloring; tho rocks, tho hills, the houses,
tbe fioi), tho nkr, are all painted in gray,
and tt assuredly looks its belt not in the
full glare of Hunllght.
Drink Grnln-O
after you bave concluded tbat you ought
Clean blood means a clean nhin. No
At this Reason of the year a good manynot to drink Coffee. It is not a medicine but
beauty without it. Cttsearets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and ket-ji it clean, b>
;op]o nre wanting to know where to RO to doctors order it, becanso it Is healthful, inBtirring up tbe lazy liver ami driving «11 imcapo the severe winter weather. Thocli- vigorating and appetizing. It is made from
purities from the hotly. JJfgin to-day to
nte 'if IN'nrtli Cnrolina Is parttcularly plci pure grains and has that rich seal brown color
banish pimpled, boils, Dlnicltrti, III.IC1;|]I'.H]H,
and that sickly biliotin con ij) I ex ion l>y (;iking nnt during tho winter months. It is not so and tastes like tbe finest grades of cofTeeand
Cascarets,—beauty for ten cenln, All drug- worm as tlio clltunto of Florida and yet it costs about H as much. Chlllrea like it and
thrive on it because it U a genuine food drink
giata, eatia/action guaranteed, 10o,2ac,5Uc.
ofTens relief from the severe weather of this con till jj ing nothing but nourishment. Ask
locality. Southern Finea, N. G.t la a newly your grocer for Groin-O, tbo new food drink,
Special for En&tm*
founded village where hundrodti of Northern 15 and 25c.
In Kid Glovee. 4 kook a t ITyc. pair; '2 clasp peojile are sojourning. Wo advise thereader
Dou'l Toliieea Spit and Smoke Tonr IJfc Anij-.
At 70c. pair. Big values a t J . H. Grlmm'a, to tnke a run down to that locality and Bee
tvhnt it Is like during tho winter months. To quit tobacco easily aad forever, be mag
Ifo. fl N. HUKKHC Btreet.
ictlc. full of life, nerve t n d viHor, take No-ToTho railway fares costs but little and PJnoy Bac, thu wnnder-worlter. that make* weak men
Io Cure Oonttlpatlon Forever.
Woodn Inn, thu notv big hotel, an elegant strong. All dru^ir'si*, Me or II. Cure guaranTakoCaecurota CaudyCatliBFtlo. lOo or23o.
will euro for you at moderate rates. teed Booklet and sample free. Address
| | O , Q , a foil to CUTS, diuRglsta reload moneySterling ticmoij ea. Gbfcifo or Ntw York.
following tbe oubilde line of said cemetery
easterly and southerly and southwesterly to
tha center of Spruce street near the SwJas
Knitting 3H11; tbenca southerly along tbe
center of Spruce street to tho center of William street; thence easterly up tbe center of
William street to the center of Academy
street; thence northerly and easterly nlong
tbe center of Academy street to tbe center of
Second street; tbence easterly up the center
of Second street to iha center of Byram
rtreet; tbence northerly up the center of
Byram street to the center of First street •
thence southerly up the center of First street
to its intersection with Penn avenue; thence
westerly along tho center of Penn avenue to
tbe point where it crosses tbe corporate boundary of DoVerneartbflCoonrod house; thence
east and northeasterly along the boundary
line of the Town of Dover to tbe point where
it crosses Blackwell street northerly of the
D,, L. & W. car Bhops; thence westerly
along tbe center of Blackwell street to Warren street and the placo of beginning, and
being the same territory lately known afl the
"Third Ward," sliall constitute tlio Third
Election District.
And all Omt part of tho territory ol tbo
Town of Dover which Is within the lines,
boundaries aud limits following, to-wit: Beginning ID tho center of Morris Btreet ami
BLackwell street where they cross each other;
rj**,~.
J^ARTIN SCHIMMEL,
MASON CONTRACTOR.
Real Estate »nd Insnnnoe Agent.
AH kinds of Uason Work and Jobbing Office orer The Oeo. KlchArd's Co.'s 8tore
promptly attended to.
Office and residence
DOVEB N. i.
« • ! J.
32 BUT STREET,
T)R.R A. BENNETT,
QLIVERS. FREEMAN,
•*•'
CARPENTER AKD BUILDEK
8A5—Hackettatowa, Washington and all pointon main line.
8A5—Port Oram, Mt Arlington and all points to
Eastern.
B:l5--Chester. Buccasunna and Ironla.
?-1£-Morristown, Newark and Now York direct
10:00—Mine Hill direct
g:iy-Rockaway, Mt. Hope, MarcelU and H|.
bernia.
P. M.
1:I&-Sew York and all points via Roonton.
H-X— New Yorlt and way,
8:lO-AH points on the Central Railroad of New
Jersey (High Bridge Branch), and points it
Pennsylvania.
-Port Orsim. Mt- Arlington, Landlnc, Stan,
lope, (Branch and Waterloo connections 1
Hackctt«town, Phlllipaburir end Banton.
7:15— New York d i r e c t
7M p. M.-Uockawar u d Hitch Bridge, Icare offloo
OOK. GOLD Airo CExamtrT ««.
DOVES, N. J.
(Sto9A.ll.
o m c i HOUBS i 1 to 3 p. M.
Flans aiid specifications made and contracts
taSeu. Jobbing always particularly atteDded
l7to8p.lL
to. Orders left at the Brick Drag Store o( SPECIAL attention oivm to DISEASES of
Mr. *Wm. U. Qoodala or at tbu pustoUice will
WOMEN anS CHILDREN,
be promptly attended to. Comer Union and
River Streets, Dorer, N. J.
gUGENEJ. COOPER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW uro
'PHE NEW JERSEY IRON MINING CO.
B SOUCITOB nr CHAXOEBT
Offers for sale desirable farming and timber lands in Morris Count) to lols ol 5 acres
Office in the Tone BnQding,
and upwards and several Kood building lotf
inPortOnmi.N. J .
OVKR J . A. LYOS'S STOBX,
DOVZB, N, J .
AddremU C. BuawnilB, Secy
DOVXB. N. J .
]?RED. H. DECKER. M. D
PHTSICIAS A>"D SURGEON
Offlee on Blackwell street, opposite
Methodist Episcopal Churcti
I 830 to 10:30 A. H.
Office hours ^ 1KX1 to S.00 p. v.
(6:30 to 8:00 p. M.
DOVEB,
.
.
.
HBWJEKSBY
I. ROSS.
ATToarmY AT LA.W
BOLI0IT0B AJH> HA8TEH IS CHAKCKBT
AND HOTABY PUBLIC
Stanhope,
.
.
.
.N e w J e r s e y ,
QEO. .O. CUMMINS. M.D.,
MRS. SARAH E. OEHART FEfiHALD. M. D.
BUCKWZLL 6TSLKTT, NEAB fTARBKN
DOVER, N. J.
DeHart Homestead near Mt Freedom, N. J.
Office hours, I to 5 p. m.
P. O. address, Mt. Freedom, N. 1.
so-tf.
18:S0 to 9:30 A. H.
ice HOURS { 1 to 2:3B p. M.
(7 to 8:30 p. K.
Diseases and KheumaaBm receire
special attention.
IS KERNS i i
JOHN DRUMMER'S
SBA VISa and BAIH CUTTINO SALOON
MANSION HOUSE.
if you wish to reduce the cost ol you.
Life Insurance or desire to carry a
policy lor the
COR. BLACKWKLL AND SDSSKX BTBEXTS,
DOVER, N. J.
The place bus been entirely refitted ta a nest
manner. Ladies' and Children Hair
Cutting a specialty.
PROTECTION
ol your family or estate.
J_ J. VREELAND.
™ BUILDING LOAN MUTUAL
COTRACTOR, CARPECTBB AND BUODEIL
Newels. Bolid or buUt up. Stair rails of all dimensions worked ready to put up. Mantels. Office
issues policies on the Term, Whole Life fittings. Architectural WoodTuroinjf. Band and
M A M and specUcatioas furnished.
or Limited Policy plan from $300 to •"SbawtaK.
Oniof and shop. Black Jell Street.
$10,000 that are in immediate benefit
BOVEtt. HEW JERSEY.
for their full lace value, at rates that
will interest you.
MARTIN LUTHER COX.
For information write
S:*4—Same points a s 7:28 A, U,
3:27—Hibernfa, Marcellfl Mount Hop© *t THP
,
Rockaway.
3:06-Tiew Yorlt a n d way; Chester, Sueoasunna
and Ironla.
A. M.
a, 5. HAILS CLOSE.
7:15—New York a n d way; also Eastern States
Southern jersey, New York State and for
&
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC BCHO0M
Omcnt—BiAOKmtu. BT., DOVEB, JV. .1.
8 A, it. to lil u. every Saturday.
BUILDING
LOAN
MUTUAL
DOVER INSTITUTE OF
Life Insurance Co.
HONE OFFICE, CAMDEN, N. J.
FlUNOta II. P i T i i u s , ProsMont.
JO8M-1I H . GA8KII.L, M Vloo rrcldlMlt,
E. Ainn.Eu AnuHTiioNu, C o u s s i a .
IlAliny I U W K B , Socreuiry.
Branch Office, Pieraon Building, Dover, N, J ,
Wll. It. I'lHlltu, Uhtrlot Built.
Correspondence with building Loan
Association members oarnestl/solicited
GermanLanguage
CONDUCTED DY
c i E j i e s eosEBBDGi,
EBHST KEOEPDOBFF.
GERMAN TAUQHT ACCORDING TO
THE BK8T METHODS OF THE DAY
Lessons Qivou Both Arteraooo ond Erenlng.
CHARGES MODERATE
APPLY TO
ERNST NEUENDORFF. .
No. 18 Bergen Street. City
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7, i899.
THE TEST THAT TELLS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE. | CENTRAL RAILROAD
IN CHANCERY O F N E W JEHSKY.
YOU CAN GET ALL THE CONVINCING FROUF
OF NEW JERSEY.
I n CHANCERY O F N E W J E H B E Y .
Wherein Jacob H. Bartles, Louisa BurtleB
Recognized as a Leader of RepubYOU WAST BY READING DOVER PAPEHB.
Browu, Helena Bartles and UertrudeBurtles Between DoraBtus L. Bryant, complainant,
Anthracite coal used exctusiveiy, lnsuriiig
lican Opinion.
When the reader wauts any article of val- Galer, were complainants, anrt Ellnwcrth
and t h e Westmoreland Hotel Company,
cleanliness auri ootz^ort.
Cbilris, Itla I. Lbildy. Frederick Chtlds,
Theodore F. King, William E. Kiutf and
ue he naturally prefers to deal with Bomeoue
The N«w York Tribune offers to tho public a
( harios DeHurt Brower, trustee, and t h e Caroline 8 . Bryant, defendants. Fi. l'». for
be can depend upon.
sale of mortgaged premises. Returnable to dw-Hpaper whiuh In absolutely re[jres.'UUitiv« of
New York Building and Improvement
If mixed up in a law suit, a good responsiTIME TABLE IN KKFKOT SOV. 20, 18S)8
Way term, A. I). 1H».
Company, wereilefeudanu. Fi. fa. furaale
the beat oplulou of tlie liepuliliean p-irty on ull
ble lawyer is generally the first necessity
of mortgaged premisea. Returnable t o
J . H. NEIUHBOUH, Solicitor.
onul iBhUeB. It in diguilWJ, mroiiK, complete
May term, A. D. 1BW).
sought.
By virtue of the above stated writ of lieri atid patriotic.
J . M. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
fadas in my bands, I shall expose for bale ut
The Daily Tribune IB £10 a ytur. 1 he Weekly, TRAINS LEAVE DOVER AS FOLLOWS
If lost on the prairie, directions from a setY virtue of the above utated writ of fieri public vendue on the pieiui»e» a t Landtag,
I, but can be obtained, In conjunction with varitler could bo relied upon; those from a BtranFor New York, Newark and
Morria
Cuuutr,
N.
J
.
,
on
facins in m y bauds, I uliall exj>osu f o r
ous local papers, ou more udvunUi^eouti teniiH.
ger would be doubted.
wile a t public vendue a t the Court Huuso in
Elizabeth, at 6:31, a. in.; 2:59 p. m
The Seml.Weekly In $> a year.
WEDNESDAY, tbe ]Oth day of April
It follows in the realm of proprietary arti- MorriHtown, N. J., on
cles tbat Dover people would naturally select
MONDAY, t h e lut day of MAY
For Philadelphia at 0:31, a. m.;
neit, A. D. 161)9, between t h e houra of 12 m. A Newspaper and flagazine Both.
tbat oue article which has cured soino neigh- next, A. D. 1KW, between (be bourn of 12 M. and 5 o'clock p. in., tbat is to Bay a t 2 o'clock
The Semi-Weekly Tribune, printed Tuesdays 2:59, P- I".
bor, people they know, people who can be and 5 o'cliK-k P. M,, that Is to wiy a t y oVIock in the afternoon of said day, all those tract* »nd Fridays, is one of tlie best n«u^ral nevvKpujwrB
iu the attt-rnoon of said day, all tract* or par- or mircels of laud and premises, situate, lying
u
seen, spoken to and questioned about tbe re- eels of lands nnd premises, situate, lying and and being in the Township of Roxbury, in the .o tbo country for a -wide a ulte fummr, ]jr<jf<-rfFor Long Branch, Ocean Grove,
sults. The only prnprintary article which being iu tb« towiiKbip of Chester, in t b e County of Morris a n d Slate of New Jersey, jioual man, tuercliout, inanufiioturer oriiiethaolo. Ashury Park and points on New
It
saves
tliH
nt'cesslty
at
LuyftiRotlmr
iiew»ijaf«;r3.
County
of
Morris
and
State
ef
New
Jersey,
bounded
and
described
as
follows:
gives this positive proof is the one endorsed
York and Long Branch Railroad,
bounded and described as follows :
T H E F I R S T TRACT—Beginning u t the third It supplementa admirably a local dully; ninny 2:59 p. m.
by Mr. E. F . Hall, of No. 20 Urant street,
of a tract of land conveyed by Axel peoplo tabu i t li» place of one.
employed in the D., L. & W. car Bhops, wbo Beginning a t a while nak tree standing in comer
\V.
Mbeliua
to
tbe
l
a
n
d
i
n
g
HotH
Compauy
the public road leading from IVupaok to ChesThe apritmRural pa^e will contain this year, in
Bays: ' ' I was troubled with kidney com- ter, comer to lands lato of Frederick Cbilds, by deed dated September 20, 1881), and reFor all stations to High Bridge
addition to regular features, a weather review,
plaint for tbe laat 10 or 15 years There was now Mr. Sharp's and Peter Tiger's, formerly corded in Morris County Cl rk'a office in many descriptions of the actual results obtained at 6:31, a. m.; 2:50, p. m.
Book
U,
13
of
Deeds,
pages
&>,
&
c
;
thence
WyekofT's;
thence
(1)
along
lands
of
m
i
d
a severe pain across my buck, so bud a t
on
small
fariuH
and
other
matters
of
particular
use
north
twelve
degrees
fifteen
uiiuuies
went,
Peter Tiger Boutb fifty-two and a bulf detimes that I could not get about, aud I bad grees
For Lake Hopatcong at 8:35,
west twenty chains and sixteen liuks t o being a continuation of t b e second lino of to gardenere, frult-growera, farmers, doirymeu
also a dull aching pain over the kidneys. 1 stonesfo^-a corner; thence (ii) north twelve said tract of land seventy tivo tent to a cor- and live-stock raisers.
a. m.; 2:59, 7:°8, p. m.
ner
marked
by
a
stake
and
benp
of
stones;
degrees
west
fourteen
chains
and
sixty
links
;
did not know what it was to get a good
Stories of the War with Spain.
(2) north eighty-six decrees thirty
For all stations to Edison at
night's sleep; uo matter bow often I changed thence (!J, south fifty-three degrees west liftoen thence
chains and sixteen links t t a brick Btump and minutes west one hundred a n d twenty-three
During each week the reader will find a column 8:35 a. m.; 2:59 p. m.
my posltiou tbe pain was always the same. Rtones corner to lands late of Cm-rad Itariek; foot eight inches t o a corner marked by a
of " QuetstioDB and Answers," lettore from corresWhen I rose in the morning I always had a the' r e (*!) along lands of mid Kariok north stoke a n d heap of utones; tbence (3) south nix pondents iu Loudon and I'aria; u pageduvotod to
For Rockaway at 6:55 9:25,
sort of tired feeling. The kidney secretions twenty-three degrees webt tbirtychaius aud degrees forty-IWe minutes east one hundred science and meulianlcfl; home interests and other
liuks to bton?s corner, to lamia late uf and fourteen feet two inches to a corner
a ra.; 6:30, 739: p. m.
contained a brick-dust deposit, were very four
Raid Rark-knnd Fordham Leek, late of .Daniel marked by a largpstone with a drillhole; tlilngn wbich Interest women, lncludlnK the " Trifrequent and accompanied by suppression, Leek; thence (5) along lands of sukl L?ek and thenCB (4) tinrtu Bitty-five degrees east sixty- buoe Sunshine Society;'1 some Rood games of
Sweetest thing that can be seen
For Easton, Allentown and
causing me much annoyance. I doctored and Peter Brown north fifty-four and a half de- one feet four inches to a corner marked by a cliecktrs; a atries of tlirlllfng «torli>s of actual eiBtone, with a drill holt*; t b m c e 15) south erlencea In the war with Spain, written by Mauch Chunk at 6:31, a. in.; (2:59
Is a baby, fresh and clean.
used lots of so-called kidney cures but never crees east thirty-peven chains and sixty-two large
links to a point in tho public rontl leading from v frty-eikht degrees east one hundred and ilditi'B and Bailors; and Advance information of to Easton); p. m.
got any relief. I Raw Doau's Kidney Fills Peapaek to Chester; thence (I!) in said road fifty-two feet Be.veil inches t o a corner ou the
Dainty clothes and tender skin
aw enterprleta of Importance to manufacturers,
advertised in our paper and got a box a t -outh eighteen and three-quarter decrees eafit second lino of Baid tract marked by a stone
iTOliBniuttaiidbuBmeHa uun.
Need pure soap to wash them in.
Robert Killgore's drug store. They helped five chains and three links ; thence (7) still in artificially set in tbe ground; tbence (0) along
Buffi B cond liae n o n h twelve degrees fifteen
said
road
south
eight
aud
thr>equarter
deme rigbt from tho start and before I bad grees cant seven CI-QIUB nnd tLlny links ;
BETURHIHG,
Nurse and mother must be sure
flnrket Reports the Standard.
uteB westono hundred and twenty-nine
taken half t h e box I could go to bed and thence (8) alone V a n Duser'H Innd, now feet four incli a to t h e place of beginning,
Leave New York, foot Liberty
The market reports will be kept up to their presBaby's bath is sweet and pure.
sleep soundly all night, something I hud not Melick'n, north fifty-three and a half depress containing tbirty-six oue hundredths acres, ent h\gli maadard. It Is tbe in tent ion of The Street, at 6:00, a. m.; 4:40, p. m.
Free from grease or alkalies;
done in years, I continued the treatment eaBt thirty-three chains and euventy-four more or less.
Tribune at all times to add to them whatever quolinks; thence (9) Dorth thirty-threeandahalf
T H E SHCOND TRACT—Beginning a t a ntnke ta'Ions will render them of greater value, Tue
until the pain left ma entirely, the eecretioiiH degrees west flve chains nnd ninety-four
Leave New York, South Ferry,
Ivory Soap their want supplies.
and Btoneu one- hundred and eighty uiight feet
from the kidneyB improved and I am better links; thence (10) along Chandler's land north on a course south tblrty-seven degrees fifteen finest compliment paid to The 5e ml-Wet-My Whitehall St., at 4:35, p. m.
ht, 1»W, t)J TPI Ptotut k UuaUe ()
Tribune
le
tbe
fact
that
it
enjoyu
the
Bubscrlpfifty-two
and
a
half
degrees
t-ant
twelve
in every way. I tave recommended this
minutes west from thesoutbwest coruerof the
and eiRbtj-flvelinkB; thence (II) south south abutment o t t b e road bridge of tbe
nof a largo numlwr of uierchantB, dairymen
Leave Rockaway at 6:22, 8:24,
remedy to a number of employes in the shop chains
fifty-six and a half dfgrees cast nineteen
and Delaware. Lackawanua. and West and farmers wlio disagree with its political sentl- a. in.; 2:50, 6:55, p. m,
and you may use my statement for publi- chains and twenty-eight links; thence (12} caual
etn Railmad at Landing, New Jersey; theuco menta, but wlio flud flu accurate market reporte
;
along
lands
of
Durling
B'>uth
twenty-one
decat on and I will be pleased to answer any
(1) south fifty-three degrees weat two hundred jBrteiitlal to tliu propur conduct of (heir busloeBd.
drees west fourteen chains and sixty-eight tt-d twenty five feet to a s t a k e ; th»uc-e (£}
Leave Port Oram at 6:50, 9:20,
Inquiries that may be Bent to me."
liukft to a rock; thence (13) south twenty de- north twelve degrees west tb< ee hundred feet It la always safe to louk at The Tribune befoe a. m.; 6:22,7:34^. m.
sympathy of their friends here in their sorrow.
grees east three chains to stones; thence (14) to a stake and Btouea ; tbence (H) uorth fifty- one b y s or sells couulry produce. Once a week
John J Drake, of Newark, was i n the vil- Mrs. J. V. Woodhuli and Mrs. William
Doan's Kidney Pills for Bale by all dealers. south tbirte»u degrees west < no chain and tbree degree eas two hundred and tweiity- the Iu a special umrket articla on one particular
Leave Lake Hopatcong at 6:20,
]nBe fur a sliort stay during lust week.
Woodhull, of Dover, wore visitors on Friday Price 50 centa. Mailed by Foster-Milburn seventy-one links t o a muple tnm; thence (IS) fi' o feet to a stake and (-tones in tbe soutb top ,
a. m.; 5:28, p. m.
Delimit Ilowiiinii a n d family, of Naugh- with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woodhull, of Co., Buffalo N. Y., sole agents for tho U. S. soutU twenty-three and a ImlC decrees west, right of wav Hue of tlio Delaware, LnckaPictorial Supplement.
nine chains and nine links to a henp of btooee;
na and Western Railroad ; thence (4) folrigiit, removed to this plnce laBt week, occu- this place.
Remember the name Poan's and take no eub- thence (H1) s»uth four degree* east one chain walowing the 8Htae about three hundred leet to
Wltu Friday's number there is an Illustrated
Leave High Bridge at8:17,a. m.;
pying tho lute W. K Miller property. Mr.
Miss Alice Bird has returned from a stay stttute.
and ulnety-linbB t o a chestnut1 tree; thence tbe place df beginning, which, afrer deduct uppletnent, SO to 24 pages, printed on specially
:io p.m.
(17) south thi-teen aud a hull degrees west ing tweuty-seven hundred a n d fifty pquare
Ibuvninn lia» opened a wheelrigkt Bhop and of several days with her Bister, Mrs. Ira Sanfloe paptr, full of delightful reading, enlivened
two
chains
a
n
d
ninety
liukn
t
o
an
nsh
tree;
fee*" for wagon road, there remnina one acre
commenced work, filling tho vacancy In t h a t derson, of German Vetley.
thonco (It) Bouth tbirty-tix degrees west one and f- rty-eitfht huudreritbs acres ; beiug tbe with from thirty to fifty half tone or other pictures.
J. H. OLHAUSEN,
SUCCA8UMNA.
1
lint? mailu liy the death of M. F . Dlckereon.
Every rwuler adnills tlmt this Supplement 1Bequal
A baudsorae monument of gray granite has
chain and forty-eifihr. Jinks t o a Iwucb tree;
Gen'l Bupt.
The Rev. E. W, Hancock is attending con thence (H>) bouth t-ifcteeu <lcuni>s wist t w o same premises conveyed to ihH party o tbo to a magazine in its content a, and bettor than a
been
erected
In
the
Force
Ceme'ery,
near
the
fire part by d.ed from Axel W. Nibeliuu
The lust north bound passenger train due
H. P. BALDWIN,
ference in Newark.
cliama and elubty-EOven liuks; tbeiu-e (20) dated September 2U, 18ti>, a n d recorded In
juzlno in being quicker to lay before Its readfra
here oliout!*eveil o'clock in the evening was M. E. Church, to tho memory of the Rev. Tbe "Klondifce" supper spoken of a few uouth forty-six degrees m s t ninety linkt;
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Morri- County Clerk's oillce i u Book U-IS ou
'ectly /rt-sli dlbCueeloDB of matters which are
ftraiuli'ii liy tlio breaking of t h e engine, a and Mrs. Manning Force and their son, tbe weeks ago will take place in tbe Presbyterian thence C-il) enulh ihirty-fdiir itpgreta wtst page S9, &c. The said party of tbn flim part
three chains and seventy-two links; thence rnrther greets, a s s i e s aud conveys to tbe aitrocttn* atttntlon. Samp'e copies of Friday's
short distance below thla place on Thursday late William M. Force, of Newark, and his
Chapel on Tuesday evening, April 11. A (2-2) m-rih fitty-rne degrees west seven chains party of t ' e second imrr, i u MiL-cwsurs and iuBuewlllDe si'Dt free ou application. Tlie Supof last week nnd remained there for about wife.
novel entertainment iu being prepared and a and twenty-heVfU links; 'lifnce (23) aloui> tiBjftfnB forever, tbe right uud privilege of plement contains two pages of humor; a fascinattivo hours, when tho euRiue w a s repaired
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Miller, of German
lands of Fivderick Guilds south furty-four laying a oue inch pipe from the obovo de- ing letter from ex-attache, a Ren Uf man who hon
good timn is promised to all wbo come. .
(MORRIS A IBBXX DIVISION.)
and a half degrees west twetity-tno chains
Biillh'ieutly ti> eimble t» complete the trip.
Valley, were viBttora with Mr. and Mra. C. E.
p>eiiiln»rf t o a Binall lake about fifty served at many of the great courts of tbe world,
lira. William Coursen and Miss Susan are and ptghty-one links t o a rock; thence {it) scribed
feet south of Ibe same for the purpose of cou- and who tpeabs of kings, emperors and noblemen Depot In New York, (oot of Barclay Ht. and
Tlie Misses Maude and Bertha Apgar, of Myers on Easter Sunday.
still along said Child's laud, now fcSbiirp'n, veying water t o t b e hotel o r other dwelling from luitunl knowledge; book reviews; abort
spending a week with relatives in Orange.
foot of Christopher Bt.
Frank Smith visited with his mother at
Dover, were visitors lust week with their
fifty three and a balf dcKrei»8Wt-86fi(- and burn or utahle whicb niuy bo ervuted
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. DeCamp spent Easter houth
teeu chains and eighty-eight linkstothe place thereon for use therein, t h e pipe to be laid atorlcs; dramatic and musical criticisms; the fine
cousin", the MicseB Annie and E m m a Wack. Kenvll last week.
Sunday witb Mrs. Pope in RoBeville.
of beginning, supposed to contain three hun- U'der ground a n d said privilege to b*» re- work of great architects aud artlata; letters from
DOVER
TIME TABLE.
From one of our neighboring places comee
C. U. ltorret nud iainily have removed
abroad;
talk
on
scientific
subjects,
new
warships,
Mrs V. F. Cox, of Camp Tabor, the coun'y dred and twenty-three acres of luud.
stricted to one dwe ling house aud oue baru
etc.,; i^oflplp by pungent writers; and, la fact, tlie TRAINS ABBIVB AND DEPART FBOH. T0IB
- from near this place to the Ledgewood House, tbe following: "While the Index boaBts of its president of tbe W. C. T. U., will addreBs the
or stable.
whole
ranjte
of
higher
topics
in
which
intelligent
great
circulation
and
extensive
newB
its
LertguWdoil.
Being tbn flame premises conveyed to said
ladies In the Methodist Church on Fridayt
STATION AB FOLLOWS :
T H E THXBD TRACT, bounded and described
Tlio section men of this p'ace were given a readers bemoan its poor type. While oura is April 14, at 2;45 p. ni. A large attendance William Chi hi H by fi. Van Syckef, master Iu as follows : Beginning at tbe tbird corner ot men and women are deeply interested, and a pro- , EABT BOUND
A. H., WEST BOUND
chancery, by deed dated -'une 2;t, A . D., 18'i8.
8 fusion of beautiful illUBtrations. The Supplement
Lolnltiy on Goo 1 Friday. A s this is unusual oot a newspaper borrowing community, yet is desired.
a
tract
of
lanrt
as
conveyed
by
Nancy
RlKR
E U 9 A K L DURLIiSO, Sheriff.
Buffalo expi eea* 6 ;15 , Milk express
5:12
to Landing Hotel Company by deed dated Is tho cream of tbe whole week's work in the Oswego
1
It must b) taken as another measure of recently the Index was offered by one man
Dated Murcb 25, 1699.
expreea*
6:10
Tribune
office.
Milk express
0:34
Tho
decorations
in
tbe
churches
on
Easter
17, 18SU, and recorded in Moirito another, when tbe litter declined, saying
Chronicluuud E r a .
p . f $10.20 December
Dover express 6:40 Dover becom.
tconmny.
8:12
County Kecord nf Deeds i n Book X-12, pases
Sunday
were
beautiful.
Hack't'n
e
z
p
.
*
7:10
9:10
Easton mail
Clubs.
in, &c.; thence (1) nm th t w o degreed aud sixJ Jluih Smith, of Pottersville, was in t b e he didn't want such ajuinhled mess and he
Hack't'n mail 7:28
0:29
couldn't read it anyway, the print waa so
teen minutefl east one hundred and seventy
nllrtguon Saturday.
Any reader who may flud it convenient to raise Washington upl* 8;0U Bing'ton mail* 10:43
SHERIFF'S
S/VLE.
f e e t t o c i i t i e of pmposcd new read as now
Dover express iu:ia
poor". Aud he a loyal Democrat. The ERA
I
Buffalo
express*
8:22
a
rtub
or
Biibvcrlbere
for
The
Seml.Weekly
Mrs Cutburine Stone, wlio has been with
laid out leading from Lidding to Port Morris
Phillipsburgex* 10:48
IN CIIANOBUY OF NEW JERSEY.
ID accepted alwayB with thanks.
Tribune is invited to do BO, aud to send to thin I Coston express 8:41
relatives in Jersey City for t h o past several
P .M.
Wherein Guatavus P. Swift anil Edwin C. on south-west side of Delaware, l^ckawfumi office for bauiple copita, etc.
Dover accom. 0:40
Dover accom. 12:20
GA.RO LYNN.
mouths, returned to her home here lost week
Swift, partner*, trading as Dovpr B- ef Com- and Western Railroad; thence (3( south sevScran
ton
exp,*
11:02
V
enty-five decrees and twenty-two minutes'
E a t o n express 1:68
THB
TRIBUNE.
O
n
t
Two
Hundred
Thousand
Trial
pany,
were
eomiiiaimutH,
and
Frank
O.
Dover
accom.
11:20
Eustur wiia appropriately observet in both
Elmlra express* 2:10
Hidden and HntHe Hf dtlen. hin wife, and east, following i b e centre or Baid proposed
T o Cure CouaUpatlon Forever*
Bottles Sent Free by Mail.
P. M. Dover accom.
churchy. In the Presbyterian Church t b e
3:52
Alfred L. Hedden a n d Kuruli A Hedtleii. road two hundred and twenty-fourtiud eightTalteCitsuuiets Caudy Cutburtlc,- lOo or 25c,
Dover accom. 13:45 Easton express 5:08
d*coiulion<t wi'io of growing plants aud c u t It O. O. O. fnll to onrn. dmtririuts refund money
his wife, were defendants Fi. fa. for Bale tenths feet t'i a p ' i n t in tlie centre of said
By (pedal arrangement with the mtn»
road; theuce (8) still follow lug t h e centre of
Buffalo express* 1:37 Scranton exp,* 5:24
of
mortgage
prpmtses.
Hcturnable
to
K
a
y
f] mers tastefully arranged. The sermon a t
afacturersof that justly famous Kidney
tbe same Bouth forty-one degrees and fortyEaston mail
2:44 Dover express 6:25
term, A. D., lMtft.
Cut tWB out and return to UH with Vl«0O and Oflwego
MOltttldTOWN.
tlii' nmniing service deHveJted b y tbe pastor,
medicine, I)r. Qavid Kennedy's Favornlno minutes east oue li und red aqd three and we'll
express* 3:47 WashuiKton spl* 6:40
road thn following, postage prepaid;
F O B B D , - 8 M I T H , Solicitor.
seven-tenths feet t o its Intersection with tbe
Dover accom. . 3:55Hnck't'n mail
7:18
tlie Jtev. \V T. Purnell, was eloquent and lull
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eisenschmldt, who ite Remedy, the readers of this paper
Y virtue of the ahnve stilted writ of Fieri third IIHB of a tract as conveyed by A. IV, Vermont Farm Journal 1 Year.
Dover accom. 5:55 Fhillipsburg ace. 8:02
of i lio Kindlier and reality of the resurrection. have for many years been residents of Mor- •re enabled to obtain a trial bottle and
Facias in my hands, I snail expose for Nibelius t o the LandiOR Hotel Company by
Buffalo express* 0:22 Buffalo express* 8:28
Tli» tnuMc, both morning a u d evening, was rl&tnwu, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary pamphlet of valuable medical advice sale a t Public Vendue, at the Court House hi deed dated September 2(1, 1MS9, and recorded New York Weekly Tribune 1 Year.
Dover
accom.
6:32
U.
S.
express*
9:55
absolutely free,by simplysending their MorriBtown, N. J . , cm
rendered by a quitrLetts choir. A t the even- ot their marriage at their home on Western
In Morris County Record of Deeds, Book American Poultry Advocate I Year.
PhlllipBburg ex.* 0:37 Dover accom. 10:38
full name and post office address to tho
U-I2, pages 89, & c . ; thenco (4) south fifty-two The Gentlewoman I Year.
Milk express* 8:17 Buffalo oxpresa* 10:59
iiUKLTvieothupua or gave an illustrated talk, venue last Friday night. They were mar- DK. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORAMONDAY, the 24th day of April next,
degrees nnd thirty minutes west along tbird
Easton accom. 8:44 Theatre train.
8:25
A.
D.,
1899,
between
tho
hours
of
12
ra.
a
n
d
6
using the benutiful Euatcr lilv a s a n illustra- riad in Germany aud came to Morristown TION, Rondout, N. Y., and mentioning
Milk express* 8:57
o'clock p . m.. timt la to say a t 3 o'clock in Hue of lost mentioned lot one hundred and Marion Harland's Cook Uook.
tion, It was an uble effurt and was greatly about forty flve years ago. They were the this paper.
tbe afternoon of said day, all that tract ninety-six and three-tenths feet t o third cor- Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
Baine, and also the first corner, a s in
enjoyed. A. substantial offering was made t o parents of ten children, six of whom are
•Via. Booutoc Branch.
Of course this involves enormous ex- or parcel of laud ami premises herein- ner offrom
Nancy RfggB to Landing Hotel
thn church treasury,
pense to tho manufacturers, but they after particularly described, situate, lying deed
now living. Mrs. Durling, the wife of
tbe first abov« mentioned: tbence
aud being iu tbe township of Randolph, Company,
r
have
received
so
many
grateful
letters
DOVER AND MORRISTOWN.
Tlm M. E. Cburch was artistically deco- Sheriff E. L. Durling, la a daughter of the from those who have been benefited in thp County of Morris aud titate of New (.>) north twelve degrees flfleen minutes west
This combination (Ilia a family need. Two farm
Jersey, bounded ami <let;eribed as follows, viz: seventy-five feet aloug the fimt line of last
rated wild nn abundance of potted plants, aged couple.
mentioned tract t o second corner of same; paporB for tho tiien-Thn " Gentlewoman," nn Leave
and cured of tbe various diseases of the
Arrive
Leave
Arriva
Beine the same premises convoyed to stiid thence (tl) n o t h eighty-six degrees and thirty ideal paper for tli« luilies—N. Y. Weekly Tribune Dover. MorriBtown
palms, etc. Tho exercises in t b e morning
The annual charter election will be held in Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Blood,
Dover
Morristown
all-Marlon Harland's Cook Bonk with 800 4:30 A .
verm mi "Missions,1' an offering being made Morristown on Monday, May 1. Four Al- Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronio Frank O. Hedden and Alfred L. Heddou by niiuutea west one hut dred aud twenty-tnree for
6:03 A. M. 0:34 A. M.
pag?B
aud
1,000
practical
recipes
for
the
wife,
and
M.
5:14
P.
M.
deed from Ephraim S. D'»y and wife dated and slx-tentha feet, following tho second line
0;W ' 1
7:41 "
8:12 "
for ike Mime. A number of maps relating dermen and four members of tha Morris Constipation, and all weaknesses pecu- Jan. (I, Ib93, aud recorded in Morris County of the same t o t h e place of beginning, con- the book " Ten Nlghu in a Bar Room," the great
7:10 "
7:28
'
tempnrutice novel of the age. A two cent
8:38 "
9:10 "
'
7:57 "
to tins Eul'jfct, showing tue growth of Mis County Board of Freeholders are to bo elected. liar to women, that they willingly send reeordBof deeds in Hunk W-18, on page 443, taining ninety-six hundredths of a u acre, vat
fltamp brings samples of papers and our great 8:41 ' 1
10:15 " 10:43 "
B:12 "
etc., and in said deed described an follows; in r« or less; but,- after deducting sixteen clubbing list.
skmary work, were presented and explained The retiring Aldermen are Charles VauGil- trial battles to all sufferers.
9:40 ' 1 10:10 "
11:53 " 12:20 p . « .
Being the second trn^t described in a deed hundredtbs of an acre, p a r t of the area of
Upon investigation it was found that from
11:20
'
bythftptutor, Lfae Rev. C. E. Walton. An
•, Republican, Fi-st Ward ; Charlton Reed,
'
11:47 "
1S8 p. H . 1:58 "
WM L
A c ARD>
Thomas Hedden to Luwia firiant, de12:48 P. u. 1:16 p. u . 8:25 "
3:52 "
Easter anthem waa rendered by a quartette Democrat, Second Ward ; J. J. A. Owens, 91 per cent of those who had used the Rpssed, March 13, lB-lfi. uud recorded in the
ub
id proposed new road as along lines nutn2:44 ' 1
8:15 "
4:11 •'
6:08 "
composed of tbe Rev. and Mrs Walton and
publican, Third Ward, and John Byrain, trial bottle had received such benefit Morris County records in Book 14, pages fiS. ._;s two nnd tbree, there reniaius elghty'
4:23
"
63J
M.lnSt.
WlLfHNaTON,
VT.
3:65
'
from
it
that
they
purchased
large
slxed'
5*3 "
0:25 "
etc., and begins a t a hunp of stones on the buudredths of an acre, more o r legs.
their son and daughter, C. E . A . and Mies Republican, F o r t h Ward. The Freeholders bottles of their druggists.
'
6:26
"
5:55 '
0:50
"
7 18 "
nortlieaslerly Bide of tlio road in tbe Hue of
Being
t
b
e
same
premises
conveyed
to
the
7 : 0 1 .•
6:82 ' 1
Graeo Walton. Iu theevcnlng there was t i n whose terms expire are Major Dalryinple,
7:32 "
8:02 "
It matters not how sick yon are or lands t h a t formerly belonged to Riubanl Westmoreland Hotel Company by tbe Liud8:44 ' 1
10:08 '• 10:38 "
usuul i.read)ing service, the Bermou bearing Republican, First Ward ; Jacob Van Winkle, how many physicians have failed to Suotwell, being the second comer of land late iiig Hotel Company by deed March 20,161)7,
0:10 "
2:00 A. w. 2:25 A. •
upon Easier.
Democrat, Second Ward ; Dr. G. A. Booker, help you, send for a trial bottle of thla of Randall Dell, deceased (referenceas afore and not y e t recorded.
Raid); thence running (1) north fifty-six deDated March 13, h W ,
Republican, Third Ward, and Michael Nor- great medicine, it costs you but a postal grees east ten cbuius; tli-nco (2) south flftySDGAU L. DURLING, Sheriff.
Miss ElizabFth HopUns is visitlog with ria, Democrat, Fourth Ward.
LEAVE NEW YOKE FOR DOVEB,
card, and benefit and cure will moit ono degrees east eleven chains ami furty-elgbt Chronicle
and B r a
p. f. »23..4O
friends ut Newark find other places.
certainly bo tho result.
links; tbettce (3) south thirty-three degrees
Tue seventeenth annual ball of Hnmane
The annual uaribh meeting of t b e PresbyFutsome urine in a gloss tumbler and west six chaiua and fifty liuks; tbence (•))
SHERIFF'S SALE.
teriuii Church occurs a t the chapel ou Mon- Englue Company No. 2, of Morrlstown, was let it Btand 24 hours; if it has a sediment sixty-three degrees wtst fifteen chains a n d
12:30.
forty-three links to tbe place oC begiuninf*
held In MoAlpin Halt on Monday night.
or if it is pale or discolored, niijky or and
day afternoon, April 10, a t three o'clock.
IN UHANOERY O F N E W J E K R E T .
containing ten acres aud forty-nine ono*Via. Boonton Branch.
NEWAKK, H. J.
Professor Muscat, solo tenor singer In tbe cloudy, stringy or ropy, your Kidneys tuindredtliH of an acre.
Ha^er Kaar and family, who for the past
Between Margaret P. Hamilton, complainant,
year n«r« a t Pottersville, removed on Satur- choir of the Cburch of tbe Redeemer in Mor- or Bladder are In a bad condition. Dr.
and Rarali Louisa Baldwin and Milton
Dated
March
17.
WK).
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
CHESTER BRANCH.
Baldwin, defendants. Fi. fa. for sale of
day to A J. Heed's farm, made vacant by C. ristown, has removed to Brooklyn, where ho
EUGAR h. DUELING, Sheriff.
speedily cures such dangerous sympmortgaged premises Returnable to May
p. f. *9.00
has secured an engagement in a large church toms as pain in the back, inability to Chronicle and Era.
H. Barret's removal to Ledgewood.
OOERO KABT.
term, A . D. 16m
Large Auction Sales ol 150 to a s o
for
the
ensuing
year.
Mr. aud Mru. Fred Monroe Marvin, of
hold urino, a burning scalding pain la
M I L L E R & M E Y E R S , Solicitors
Ohester,6:15,7:43 a. m . ; 12:00. 4:15 p . m .
Frank Lusardi, of Morristown, having passing it, frequent desire to urinate,
NOTICE.
Head
ol
Horses
every
Tuesday
and
FriHorton,
6:21,
7:49
a. m . ; 12.-08, 4:23 p . m .
Newark, returned to tbat city on Monday
By virtue of the above Btated writ of fieri
Ironla, 0:25,1-Ai a. m . ; 12:13, 4:28 p . m.
especially at night, the staining of linen ESTATE OF SUSAN E. BEACH, DECEASED. facins in m y hands, I shall cxposR for Bale a t
titer a stay of a few weeks with Mr. Mar- been left an estate in Italy, has disposed of
BuccaBuima,
0:30,7:50
a, m . ; 12:18.4:33 a. m.
day,
commenaing
at
10
o'clock
a.
m.
public
vendue
a
t
the
Court
House
in
Morrisby
your
urine~and
all
tho
unpleasant
bis business interests in Morristown, and will
Tin's parents at tbe homestead.
Keuvll, 0:33. T:S0 a. m.; 12:23, 4:37 p . m .
and dangerous effects on the system
Pursuant to the order of the Surrogate of tbe town, N. J . , on
Junction, 0:S3. 8:04 a. m.; 12:27. 4:46 p . m .
Ur and Mra. J . \V, Farrow, of Dover, go to Italy to look after the property be* produced by the use of whiskey, wine County of Morrln,inndeonthe twenty-seventh day
M0NDA.Y,
the
24th
d
a
y
of
A
P
H
I
L
Fort Oram, 0:40, 8:07 a. m.; 12:30. 4 52 p.m.
February A. . one thousand eight bundn-d and
visited wiib relatives a t Bariley and this place queathed to him.
or beer. Dr. David Kennedy's Favor- of
ninety-nine, notice la hereby glveu to all person? next, A. D . 18UD, between the hours of 12 M.
Ar. Dover, 6:46, 8:22 a. m . ; 12:35, 6:0a p . m .
Miss Oarrard and Miss Wood will rebuild ite Remedy is sold at all drug stores at having claims agalnet the estate of Susun £. and 5 o'clock P. M., that is to say a t 2 o'clock
on Sunday.
1
DfOcli.
latoof
thofounly
nf
MorrlR,
deceased,
to
in
the
afternoon
of
said
day,
all
tbe
undivided
ooma WIST.
on
the
site
of
their
tWD
houses
destroyed
by
tl.no
for
a
large
bottle;
six
bottles
for
Tlie Rev. ond Mrs. C. E . Walton, with
present
Ibtj
saint*,
under
onth
or
affirmation,
in
the
one-half
interest
owned
by
tbe
defendants
In
DoTor, 9:35 a. ui.; 2:24,5:28, 6:43 p. m.
thi-Ir littlo grand-duughter, left on Monday Ore in Elm street, Morristown. Plans for I5.0O
aubwrlbere, on or before the twenty- Bavnnth day all the following described tract or part-el of
of
November
next,
being
nine
roontlia
from
the
Port Oram, 9:40 a. m.; 3:29, 5:34,6:48 p. m.
to Mnyvood to visit with their daughter, the two new buildings are being prepared by
date of said order; aud any creditor neglecting tn land and premises, sltunte lying mm belngin
JuDctton, 9:43 a. m.: 2:32, 5:37, 6:50 p. m.
brinplD and exhibit Ills or her claim, under oath the Township uf Rnxburv, in t b e County of
Mrs. GeorKu Sipley, Mr. Walton goiog from Architect R. C. Welsh.
Konvll, 8:49 a. m.; 2:87 5:>3 0:54 p. m.
or afllrnmtlon, within tlio time BO limited, will b>- Jlorrls and btate of New Jersey, bounded and
The manager of the Morristown office of
tout place to attend the annual confereuce of
BuccaBunna,
0:^5 a.m.; 2:41 5:47,6:57 p.m.
forever barred of bla or her action therefor against (Inscribed as follows; Being the same lot of
tbe u
Ironia, 10:02 s. m.; 2:40. 6:52, 7:02 p. m.
the Postal Telegraph Company has appealed
thn executors.
- E. Church iu Newark.
laud t h a t was devised t o thn said Thomas
Horton,
10:08
a. m ; 2:51 5:55, 7:05 p. m.
Tone,
since
deceased,
by
tho
will
of
his
grandrtated
the
twenty-aeventh
day
of
February
A.
D.
to
tbe
State
Board
of
Taxation
from
the
M
ra N. M. Barick has removed into h e r
Ar. Cheater, 10:15 a, m.;2:59,0:00,7:10 p.m.
father, Thomas Peterson, dated Marcb 12,
1600.
assessments made upon the company's propnew lifiine, formerly t h e property of tho late
GUY MINTON,
1U40. and proven November 3,1855, nnd re- Thesfl Hales Includes Trotters, Pacers, CobB, FamThe Hackettetowu Express stops a t Port
erty in Morristown. The appeal acts as a
FKEDBKICK H. BEACH,
corded in the Surrogate's offl»e of Morris
going east at 7:23 a. tn.; goiiig west at
Moses T. Bennett.
9
K u t o r s County i n Book G of Wills, pigo 4W, eUeq i» ily, Saddle, Matched Hairs, HUHlueM), Karm. Ex- Oram
stay from any proceedings that may be
pr*Bs. .l<TO*;Churj|{Band Heavy Draught Horses, 7:21 p. m.
manner folowlng: Item Second—" l I give, weielllngrrom 1,400 tn l.tiOO pouudn.
John Hopler attended t h o funeral of his brought by Tax Collector Becker.
devise and bequeath to my grandson. Thomas
Tills la tlio cbuuptat place in the cast to buy
iDotleratS liooley's Mountain on Tuesday.
NOTICE.
Argument was heard by Vice Chancellor
Tone, that tract or piece of land on the north nrftis of any description, and we Invlto all Intend.
»e were pleased to learn from t h e corres- Emory on Tuesday afternoon on an applica- Shop next to Dr. uummioa1 f l n v p r
IM 1
side of the turnpike road called tbe Mead and InieptireliasiTO to call and look our Block over and
ESTATE
OF
MARGARET
FRITZ,
DECEASED.
we
will convince tliem that wo van sell them SO
BbACKWELL
STREET
U
U
V
C
l
*
P
L
«!•
pondent at Hib-rnia that t h e people there tion made by Edward Q. Keaebey for aliOrchard lot, a t a corner of t h e late Silas per cent,
cuenper than auy other place in the east.
rpqnpst the return of their pastor, the Rev. mony and counsel fees pending the trial of BtiJmatM Cheerfully QITSD.
Pursuant tn tbe order of tho Surrogate of tbe ttigEB* lnnd ; thence northerly Iu his line to \Ve are not like a retail stablo. We liave to close
the
Morris
Uanal
;
tbence
to
the
lino
of
MarCounty
of
Morris,
nindu
on
the
eighth
day
o»
thc»i
horses out rnch week tomaheroom Tor fresh
" 'Iliani Stout. Mr. Btout was for five years the suit for divorce which Mrs. Sarah F,
•• BtlRfAction Guaranteed.
March A. D , one tliousnnd pi«ht hundred and Karot Mill*1 land ; tbence In a line of B<dd coiiBlftntnenU, which tiro constantly arriving from
iwioned at tbU place and lias many friends Runyon haa brought against her husband,
nlnt-ty-nino. notice Is liereliy given to nil person* U a r t a r e t Mills' land to a cornpr a t a fence Iu the larcu 1went**™ shippers. We Give all purchasers
TO
having claims upaiiiBt tho ntata of MnrEjret a south'rly.raiiiee of the orchard on these two davfl trial on all homes, and If nol as renrela tbe vicinity.
Frederick C, Runyon, of Morristown. ReFritz late of the County of MorrlR. deceived, tn pr^niiseB ; ihenre in a )-trnli>bt Hue so as t o HPnled purchnso money cheerrully refunded. Par
nrewnt tlm fame, umter • aih or nfnrniBiI;>n, tn
Uf t) II viliK »l a distance anil CKnootdt-tliorsrs uacH
cently
Runyon
obtained
a
docree
of
divorce
include
t
h
e
orchard,
and
thence
f>ut
to
the
°"o ailditlonnl m a n has been engaged t o
thn wibscrilMT, on or uc-furo tli« eislitb ilay or
befnre tliH warrantee explreH wu will accept teleIn tho State of Washington. In tbe aetlou
1 December ut-xt., bci0giiliii-m<.ntliBrroniihedatonf turnpike r o d, a t a pair of bars a BIUHII dis- gram or telephone n^Btviee for BarnB
*<•"* ou the section a t this place.
Bold order; nn* any creditor neirlwUDR to brlnp iu tance east of my mansion house, said t o be This will lw a grand oppnrtm.ily for farm and
which Mrs. Runyon has instituted in tbe New
Th« funeral of tho lato Mm. R. H . Stephens
' and exhibit MB nr ner claim, under ontli op nfflr- thirty live acre-, more or less."
city
people to get a liorse of any description.
(OLD POINT COMFORT)
Jersey Court of Chancery bhe seeks a divorce
mallon, within tlio time so limited, will be nre>6*fla l l p h l at Mount Olive on Saturday, interbarred of bin or her nction therefor analnht ih- Tboforegolue premises containing, however,
on t' e ground of desertion and also asks to
HOY & FOX, Proprietors.
mem being made in t h e Union Cemetery a t
AND
A
t l
only twenty-nine acres h . actual aurvey with
have the Washington decree set aside on the
2r S Si
Mawh. A. TV. 1SO0.
™«i lacu. Mrs. Stephana (a survived by her
tne courses and distances ruuning (1) north
Insure your property with the
J. B. MOREHOUS, S.Ieiman.
contention that it was improperly secured.
A_ WO00HULL.
forty-elgtifi degrees enst eleven chains nnd
wwliaml and two children, one son and one The Vice Chancellor reserved his decision.
Administratrix,
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Comtwenty HnkB ; tlience (2) south seventy ei^hi JOS. S. HOV .nd JACOB SHULT3,
Dover, N. J.
asuditer. The bereaved family have t h e
tleg'rees and thirty minutes east tldrtveu
pany, incorporated in 1825.
L-buins; thfuco (3) ucmth twenty seven degrees east teu chainb ; tlience (4) south twenty
NOTICE.
which are mo<t attractive
JAMES T. ECKHART, Agent.
three di'tzreett west t-iyUteen cbiimsuiid nevon
ESTATE OF GEORGE SMITH, DECEASED. ty-flvo liulia; thencu (5) north thirty-sever
points at this time.
Pursuant
to
the
order
of
t
b
e
Surrogate
ni
ind
0110
bulf
degrcta
emit
thirteen
chniuu
and
Office in Baker Building,
tlm County of Morris, mart" on the twenty jeventy links to tbe p'uco of bej;ini)inu, confifth day of Mort-b A. D., on* thousand taintug tweuty-nino ocrea, a s ahnve uiatt-d ;
Warren Street,
t-ight hundred nnd ninety-nine, notice Is being t h e wiino premKa-4 whereof the *aid
EXPRESS STEAMSHIPS
hereby pi-en to all persons naving nlolnw Thninan Tone died twked, l n t v i i ^ tb» bii.l
-..'.'"""erod11tlioltortures
ortlio danme J
es
Dover,
N.
J.
acninst theestnte of UeorgH Bmltli, late of Martha Tone, bis widow, and the said Miirlion Wu "''ih l o'hl" wBrought
on By conEtlpaOF TEE
os
JMn i "
'
onllcteil tor twenty
the County of Morris (licensed, to pres-nfc thi» garor, P. Tone uud Surah Louisa Tone, bis two
linn ni u " " " " i s your CASCAEETS In tho A stubborn cold is eaBily taken; II
name under oath or nlllrmatioii, to tun sub- biMien, surviving bim.
" " " ? ' IJpwolL Iiw, and navcr found nnythlnit sticks to Bomo people all winter and
pcrilior,
on
or
In'nru
tlio
twenty-fifth
day
of
wfflli'}""?• To-uiiy I im entirely free from very often develops Into bronchitis or
Dutcd March 20 IHiK).
DccL'tnber ni'xt, bolnc nine, months from the
" ' Kcrra, u u joncs St., Slour City, la.
consumption. You should euro a cold
EUQAR L. DURLING, Slit-rlff.
dnt« nf wild order; and nny credit r ncjrlvut
PKRFOmUDAII.Y SERVICE.
promptly by taking Dr. Bull's Cough
p. f $|0
ing to bring in und exhibit his or hor claim, Cbrunli'le nml K m .
syrup. This celebrated remedy is ac- or any other ladies who wish to work under oath or affirmation, within tlm time BI>
knowledged to bo most efficient and
limited will In- iorever barred of his o r her
Notice of Settlement.
acttnn therefor ngninst the administrator.
reliable for all affections of the throat
Through tickets returning from
Notice is b u o h y given that the accounts of
nated the twenty firth day or March A . D. Suwtii
n.nd lungs. It enrcs a cold at once.
E Beacb, Into Guardian of Jmne*
Washington by rail or water.
Uulcobu Bonfiull and Jolin HiiNey Bonwill,
mH)
"
EDWARD L . ATNO.
mlnora, will be audited nnd stated by tho Hurworking for us in spare time at home on H).il w
Administrator, rngate, ami reported for settlement t o the
For full Information apF-7 to
Orphans' Court of tbe County of Morris, on
our cloths. We offer you a good chance
TO LET.
Friday, tho seventh day of April nest.
to mnkc plenty of spending money easily,
Dau-d March 1st, 1SW.
A
cottsgo
containing
Euvou
rooms,
nicely
in leisure hours. Send 12c for cloth and
nntabto. fount, Tosto aood. no
G U Y MINTON
flnl&hed, water ill kitchen. Alao to let, or
full directions for work, and commence
ckon, Weaken, or Grlno. 100.55c, COo.
>ND
Pier 36, North River, New York.
for ealo, thrco otUer houses, all ou Richards
E
co
at once. Cloths sent anywhere. Address
FRKDKHICK H. BEACH,
!*8T|PATIOH-,nr;"tl,
Executors
of
Busan
K.
Beach,
deceased,
aveuuo.
Promptly cures Stubborn Colds. WIN005KBT CO. (rs9-c) Doj ton, Mats.
1T-U
, Bnl.1 nral
Inquire F, P. BIRCH.
Doses arc 6...
41}Mfg. Uept.
nail
and
pleasant
to
take.
Doctors
* ulitq to O
recommend IIt. Price ;5 cents. At all druggUw.
B
D., L. & W. RAILROAD.
BARRELS OF SAMPLES'.
A BIG CLUB.
B
ail for SI. Regular Cost $4.00
K e m p t Faim Journal,
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T H E I R O N E R A , DQVEK- M. J.. APRIL 7,1899.
N E W S ( i fTIIK
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; M;,if<l'-r;.f. i*r
: Kiis-M;>--T.i*
Fr.i.n
: city ;
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inr'-d j
.md purMit-.J i
mil-.- ...yoml |
tilt UiMlJft-I.l
l, a n ,,..> i-ulls [
that [M,!:il—
f.'UiW.riuo will
the rnit'"l j
''-•-• from ( i e r m a n y «ay j
K*-rf-ral
i
m
p
r
ession that i
tl:t.-rt i.- a
(iKntinc in Srviiit.a will n o t fifftct vlie |
ihf
*|Uf:ftions
in d i s p u t e I
tU'-ni'-iU nf
Th'- JioJ.-l rh i.« *-.xf««-t.t*?(l to r e a c h J
w Vork on Ai'iii IE. Tlif- v t ^ e l w
'U n-i i-ivi-il jit
on
yjife't- from Mun a
IiniMoVtmtiit in
and
lijjh trad*- 1« predicted by The Statist
' 'unffcri-nc'-p on the
Kainoan situation ivr-re held between the
president. Secretary Huy end the rt-prfcBontatlveP uf Kngtaml and Gf-rmany.
No official advices com truing the outbrealt have been rorroivod
The army
beef court of fn'jtiJry heard four witnfrs«-s at Its .«f;p.«ion In Washington.
Mujur G. C'reigliton Webb Bald the
canned roast beef was utterly unfit for
food
It ia announced that Governor
Hoosevt-H u''*l c a " n n extra session of
the legislature to save Amsterdam avenue from four trolley tracks II Home
measure for the prevention of the four
trank system Is not passed before the
present session adjourns
The .jrlbery
lnveHtiRntion at ]I;irri.«1jurfj brought out
revelations of offers of money and places
for votps
Navigation a t the mouth of
the Mississippi was seriously impeded
by a sand slioal
In the sinking; of the
steamer Itovvena Lee In the Mississippi
river only five lives were lost.
Snturdny, April I .
General MacArthur'a brigade rest^a
a t Maloloe. Th« rebels have retreated
to the mountains
The steamer Stella, plying between Southampton and
Guernsey, was wrecked on the Casquet
rocks, iitor Alderney. About TO live*
nlla.
a f t - r J-.-
. - : , • !
••'1
were lost
More German troops were
landed at 1-Chuu, and the Chinese fear
that vaster-iluy's conflict may result In
an Increase of German territory
I t Is
reported that 30,000 Spanish reserves
have been called out and that fears of
a Carllst vising after Easter a r e entertained
-General Brooke will probably
ifiBUe a decree abolishing: the incommunicado Imprisonment system
Mr.
"White, the American embassador to
Germany, denied intimatioriB made by
German papers that had faith hud been
ihown by America
The governments
of the United States, Great Britain and
Germany have practically agretd on the
appointment of a Joint high commission, which ahall have supreme authority In Samoa, thus Insuring1 a peaceful
settlement of the trouble over the lalands—-Several army surgeons testified before the beef court, of inquiry in
•Washington, most of them saying that
the canned beef was unlit for food. E v i dence contradicting General Eagan's
statements was aleo given
The operations of the treasury department for
March, for the first lime in many
months, ahow an excess of receipts over
expenditures
Speaker Nixon appointed the police Investigating1 committee
— A m e n d m e n t s to the rapid transit
act were Introduced at Albany
The
bribery InveBtlgutlon at Harrisburg will
t>a completed next week, and the m a t ter will be carried to the courts
Secr e t a r y Long Inspected t h e new battleahlpa In couraa of construction a t N e w port News
A government expedition
li bolng organised for the relief of the
mlnera Buffering from scurvy on the
Copper river, Alaska-"—Dr. Samuel J .
Kennedy, convicted of the murder of,
"Dolly" Reynolds In New Tork, was
•entenced to die In the week beginning
May 22
Counsel for Roland B . Mollneux made argument in a motion to
have the Indictment agatttBt him dismissed
Only 200 bodies of soldiers remained on board the transport Crook
»t New York a t the close of work y e s terday. Arrangements were made for
the funeral of the members of the Sev*nty-flrst regiment brought t o port on
the boat.
Monday* A p r i l 3.
Tha American troops remain a t MaJoIOB. The insurrection of the Filipinos
• i v e i numerous signs of collapsing, and
It Is reported t h a t General Plo del pilar
will abandon Aeulnaldo
A eerlous
conflict occurred on tho Bulgarian frontier between' Turkish and Bulgarian
guards
An agreement haa been reached bettv«en Great Britain and Italy by
which Italian occupation of San Moon
bay,China, will take place beforeApriI25
——General Maximo Gomez, in a letter
to his wife, gives his version of his differences with the Cuban military a s Hembly
British authorities a t Hongkong1 a r e seeking an extension of territory for the erection of British government buildings
Five bandits in the
province ol Santiago de Cuba have been
captured
General Alger left Santiago
in the transport In gal Is for Porto Rico
• — R i c h a r d Chamberlain, ex-member of
parllamentand brother of Joseph Chamberlain, English colonial secretary, died
In England
The cruiser Badger, with
the body of Rear Admiral James H .
Spotts on board, sailed from Callao for
Ban Francisco
R e a r Admiral Charles
C. Carpenter committed suicide a t a
•anltarlum
In Boston
Washington
officials expressed confidence that a
peaceful adjustment of Samoan t r o u bles was assured by the appointment of
a, commission
Commander Jacobson
of t h e German warship Geler made p u b lic his view on the naval battle at S a n t i a g o — I m p o r t a n t municipal elections
will be held In Ohio today
Three officials of t h e road were named as receivers for the Kansas City, Plttsbuig and
Gulf railway
The bodies of illsa D o r a
Hoffman, Mrs. M. Auzc and H. TV. Loree, taken from the "Windsor hotel ruins,
have been Identified by relatives
The
wholesale hardware house of Miller,
Schlosn & Scott, San Francisco, h a s
been almost entirely destroyed by fire,
the total loss being $400,000
MrB.
Howard Gould gave an E a s t e r p a r t y In
New York city with 65 little girla from
Mulberry Bend and vicinity as her
guests
The battleship Massachusetts
was taken out of drydock, the repairs
to her keel having been completed,
T u e i d n y . A p r i l 4.
Filipinos continue to return to their
homes. The American commissioners
• t Manila are hopeful of a speedy r e s •atloa of peace
General Brooke and
iera! Gomez again conferred a t Hn.
•» over the distribution of tha $3,00 Cuban ai iy fund
The sltuain t h e Balkans la aerlou«. Turkey
J-- i ins prepared ta
<-d revolution of
J iit influenced by
Mrp. BluomrMd
TONIC PONIES ™ BLOOD, f j
Hiiiifh tt-.-amer
v. .-1 inio Halifax
;/ frosj; in a die:-h V>rMpe build-
ON THE GO.
(GALOP BRIUANTl)
u;iri of th A ti'^i ta river bridge
Tii"
rt to a I'ii i'l-iphia firm
:.- - i Norway, ft if
M jiiiitrk <>n Sweden,
h is ill rr'-p
.1 f..r ilefenne
Th*
-k mlniPlry
i^nM
The United
rt <l''i'lfd a number
es PUITMIU•! i
t affirmed the validity of the war revenue law
The president ordered that suitaMe honors be
paid to ttif- m^rrvry of the Foldiere who
art- to b<- Miru-fi in Arlington National
ni'-lt-ry r-n Thurrday
Dr. Solf, the
•A* in(-sS;lfnt of the mvinhijial council
Ajiiii. ^anu.ii. arrived in AVushlngton
-! callPfi on serrfriary IJay
GovernIi(;«jj;f;\'(?lt Mem to the senate a big
Yjaii-h i'T nominations, among- them that
of Juhn Williams of ITtina for state factory inspector. The nomination of William Van Amee of New burg1 for lunacy
commissioner will probably be bitterly
opposed. The governor signed the COBtello Wills rtlatins to sweatshops and
vetoed that or Assemblyman Sullivan
Elections for city officers were held
in many pi a res In the west
Memorial
services for the Windsor hotel dead
were held in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The search for bodies has been
bandontii
Warren Leland, proprietor of the Windsor hntrl, was eaid to be
dylnjy frum the effects of an operation
lor anivf.'ndicitls
The American Potteries trust htiH rf)lIa,»KC'i.l
Mtne. Adele.
Mlalaret Mlchelet, widow of the French
historian, Jules aiichelet, Is dead In
Paris
The New England cotton mills
advanced wages an average of lfl per
cent, between 130,000 and H0.0Q0 hands
belnjr affected
Senators Depew and
Platt called on the president In regard
to an appraiser to fill the vacancy caused by the declination of congressman
Sherman,
Wednesday, April S.
The Cuban military assembly voted to
disband the army and to dissolve
The Philippine commissioners iBeued a
proclamation declaring America's IntentfonM in regard to the Islands General MueArthur made a reeonnolssance
north of Mululos, exchanging shots with
the rebelB
Santo Domingo and Haiti
are concentrating troops on the frontier
owing- to a dispute over territorial rights
Large catches of seals were reported
from Newfoundland
The British government accepted the principle of a
Joint high commission for Samoa, and
the success of the plan Is regarded es
aHHured. Dr. Kolf called on President
McKfnley and discussed the situation in
Samoa
Dr. William H. Daly testified
before the army court of inquiry, repeatIng his charges aa to "embalmed" beef,
General Miles presented a long Dot of
witnesses and u mass of official reports
Mayor Carter H. Hajrlson was reelected in Chicago by a plurality of
about 40,000 over Zlna R. Carter
The
wedding of William K. Vanderbllt. Jr.,
and Ml as Virginia Fair took place a t the
home of thp bride's Bister, Mrs, Herman Oelrlchs, Fifth avenue, New Yorfc
A steamer turntd turtle off EureHa,
Cal., and 10 of the 20 persona on board
were drowned
The gift of "William K.
Vanderbilt of $100,000 for a new dormitory was announced to the students of
Vanderbllt university
Warren F . l*eland, proprietor of the "Windsor hotel,
which was destroyed by flre March 17,
died at the Hotel Grenoble aa the result
of an operation for appendicitis
The
battleship Iowa, a t present a t the Union
Iron works undergoing repairs, h a t b « n
ordered to proceed to Manila to relieve
the Oregon. The Oregon has been ordered to proceed to San Franclioo aa
soon as the Iowa appears
l<ord Salisbury has accepted the plan propOBed by
Germany for the settlement of tha Hamoan trouble by the appointment of a
tripartite commission
A majority of
the enlisted men of t h e Fourth New Jersey have signed an agreement to re-enlist In the new army provided the war
department puts In command of the new
regiment their present commander,
Colonel Q. O'M. Gilmore, who Is a retired captain in the regular army and
wa» formerly an instructor a t Weat
Folnt
A cable dispatch from London
•tates that the United States embaesador, .Mr. Joseph H. Choate, has almost
reaovered from his recent indisposition
and has gone to Bournemouth with hit
family.
Ttiaradar* April 6.
The American commission's proclamation "was wall received a t Manila.
There are rumors t h a t Agulnaldo may
be supplanted by Antonio Luna, commander In chief of the Filipino forces
The United States torpedo boat
Somera will be shipped from Plymouth
In a steamer sailing for New York. The
vessel broke down on the trip from F a l
mouth and was towed Into Plymouth
sound disabled
A I-ondon jury upheld a British landlady who refused to
serve Lady Harberton because ahe waa
attired In a costume of bloomers
The
pope's physicians deny that the pontlff'6
condition is alarming. The pope re
celved In audience a number of Amer
lean churchmen, Including Archbishop
Ireland
Negotiations regarding the
Samoan commission continue a t Berlin,
the United States inclining- to favor the
German desire t h a t unanimity govern
the decisions of the commission
A
British contractor alleges t h a t the design B of the Atbara bridge were altered
to meet the views of American contractors
Thomas Edward Bills, Idb
eral M. P . for MerlonetBhlre, died It
London
Bishop O'Connor of London,
Ont., has been appointed by the pope
archb.Bhop of Toronto
Prof eaoor Chittenden of Yale university testified before the army beef court of Inquiry tha
he had found no chemicals fn the canned
beef and that Its quality was good
Colonel Adelbert R. BuiTlngton was promoted by the president to be brigadier
general and chief of ordnance of the
army, to succeed the late General Flagler
The plan for a Samoan Joint high
commission has reached a point where
the three powers concerned are considering the appointment of commissioners—Governor Dyer of Rhode Island
was re-elected, and a Republican legislature was chosen to Bupport him
Senator Quay waa In Philadelphia, preparing for his trial, which Is set for
next week. It was reported at Harrlaburg- that Senator Mages would voU
against Quay's r«-»loctlon—— Cartti
Harrison, ru-elaoted mayor of Chicago,
said he would not seek another r#-el«o
tlon. His Mends are urging him foi
governor ( Illinois
Miss Emily Van
derbilt Sloan* was married in New Tor*
to John H. Hammond of Boston.
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u XXIX.
DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1899.
Truthful Advertising will Always Sell Honest Goods.
An Appeal for Aid.
HEW AUK JIT. E, CONFERENCE.
The American National Red CTOHS Society
now establishing in Cuba, at the request of itory of the First Two Days Work
;be government, a hospital service to assist in
Brlelly Told.
the care of the sick and hornelths people of The forty-second annual meeting of the
that
Maud.
In
the
Philippines,
owing
to
the
Newark
Conference
of tbe Methodist EpiscoLIUir DIHCUBSIOU, l»ro and Con, Matoperations now being conducted by the ,>al Church met in tbe Halsey Htreet Church
t e r in liefer red to Ucenue Commit- ctive
.merican Army, and the approach of tbe in Newark on Wednesday morning, Bishop
tee—Mluute of Act Interim Appoint- rainy season iu the tropics, the hospital staff Charles H. Fowler presiding. The session
ment Made Mora Explicit—Election lready there is being increased that the care opened with the Banrauaent of the Lord's
Ordinance I'asHed — Health Roard if the Bick and wounded may be more effi- upper. Tbe Conference was then organized
ient. The return to Cuba 1B in compliance ay the election of tbe following officers:
Appointed.
with the wish*^ of the President of the United
When Town CJerk Jos. V. Baker finished itates, the War Department, and the Mili- Secretary* the Rev. John F, Dodd; assistant,
reading the minutes of tbe preceding meet- tary Governor, and in response to the multi- tbe Rev. C. W. HcCormick; engrossing sec•etary, the Rev. Frederick A. Bloom; Btatising, at the meeting of the Common Council
last Friday night, Councilman Young moved tude of appeals from the island. The service cal secretory, tbe itev, John A. Gutteridge;
auxiliary to other relief work by the gov- 'gist&nU, the Itev. E. N. Crosto, tbe Kev. 8.
that we adjourn until next Monday even- irwnent, and is purely of a hospital nature—
C. DooJittle, the Bev. W. K. Timbrel, tbe
ing," which motion was promptly seconded
shelter the homeless and care for the sick. Rev. Frank Chadwlck; treasurer, tbe Rev.
Mr. Young explained that the election ordi- ncidentally
it is proposed to establish io
nance wasn't ready yet, but would be on
M. Palmer; a^iatanU, tbe Kev, J. A.
Monday night, whereupon the motion waa Havana a hospital for civilians, designed es- Kroll, the Rev. J. W. Ryder.
put and carried. Recorder Beach was absent pecially as an institution where Americans, An appeal was made to the Conference by
bo are taken seriously ill, may receive that
'rom this meeting on account of illness.
care and attention which they would get in a Mrs. 8. F. Parker for funds for a church
A "message " on excise matters, addressed imilar institution at home. Besides funds, building a t Helslngfors, in Finland. About
>y Mayor Wolfe to the Common Council, was the need of which always goes without say- $13,000 was needed. Tbe Kev. Dr. Davidson
read by Town Clerk Jos. V. Baker at the ing, there will be required medicines; deli- ipoke in the interest of the American Union
Council meeting on Monday night. It read :
, wholesome and sustain log food for per- "niversity.
Dovia, N. J. March 81.1890. sons too feeble to work, and who would be In the afternoon the Rev R. W. Kodgers,
'o TUB HONORABLE, THE COMMON COUNCIL or ubjects for hospital life, if hospitals existed of Drew Seminary, lectured on "Two Kings
DOVER:
Tor them; suitable clothing tor the same class with New Ideas."
QKSTLEHEX:- I wish at this lima to call attention f unfortunate people—men, women and Tbe Clerical Insurance ISociety of tbe Newo a matter which in the multiplicity of items was :hildren; bedding without stint, and all that ark Conference on Wednesday evening elected
overlooked at our meeting oa Wednesday evening ;oes to make up the comfort, as far as pos- the following officers: President, tbe Kev.
last. I refer to the matter of licenses.
AB I understand it, the decision of the court sible, of hospital life. All checks, drafts, aniel Halloran, of Newark; vice-president,
which places us bock where we were before we postofllce orders, etc , for the maintenance of he Rev. J. A. Cole, of Newark, and secretary
became, or thought we bad become a city, and the Red Cross hospital work in Cuba and ID and treasurer, tbe Rev. F . A. Mason, of
consequently under the ordinances of tbe Town of tbe Philippines should be sent to the Wash- ossaic.
Dover, all licenses granted by the Board of Excise ington, D. C , office of tbe society a t 900 F
The Kev. Dr. R. 8. MacArthur, of the
Commissioners of the Cily of Dover, now extinct, treet N. W., and made payable to John Jay Calvary Baptist Church, New York, at the
and all licenses granted by tbe City Council ot Edson, Treasurer, or to the American ^Naedaesday evening sessiont apoVe oa " E x Dover are cull and void.
ional lied Cross, Packages ot supplies may
nsion in Church and State." He took the
Under our ordinances no jjersoo is allowed to e conveniently sent to Cuba by way of New ground that the bearing of "Tbe White
sell any cider, beer, ale or other matt or fermented Orleans. They Bhould be shipped, freight
Hun's
Burden" was the mandate of God.
liquors, nor any wine, rum, gin. brandy or other repaid, to the Louisiana Red Cross, New Orspirituous liquors, etc., e c , without a license for leans, La., who will act as receiving and for- Tbe expansion," he said, " wbtcb the Nation
now undergoing is a decree of Providence.
that purpose flnt had and obtained from tbe arding agent".
t ire refuse to bear this burden we spurn
Common Council. {See ordinance to regulate tbe
!e of spirituous, vinous, malt and brewed liquors,
od's command. Expansion has been from
passed June 17,1889, page G6.)
he first our National policy. By the purThen again keepers of taverns and saloons may Value of UureratttliiK Advertising. chase of Louisiana we saved our IndividualDot be granted licenses until they have entered A well known member of a New York pub- ity as an Anglo-Saxon Nation, for if we had
into bonds to the Htyor^ Recorder, Aldermen and iahing bouse, in an interesting talk on ad- not bought that territory we would have
Common Councllmen of Dover, with two 8Umci»Bt
been a French-speaking people. Ail our
sureties. (See ordinance passed April 25, IB90, ertising matters recently, told the following
toward liberty and expansion has
entitled, "An ordinance to amend an ordinance incident, whfeb shows how familiar the wogrees
accomplished by the bearing of such
entitled, 'An ordinance to license and regulate eneral reading public may become with an
beer shops, victualling bouses and cellars, and advertising trade-mark, when it Is used with urdena as tbe one now divinely imposed
ipon U8."
billiard and bowling saloon*,'" passed May 17,unremitting vigor:
went to the Riviera last wiDter, and on At Thursday's session the presiding elders
i, the Common Council of Dover, who sup- tbe" Ihomeward
passage, coming out of the •ead th'irreport*. from which the following
posed we had long ago been relieved from the Mediterranean, I suddenly thought of passing s gleaned: Tbe Newark district has fifty
duties for which the people had elected us, seem tbe Rock ol Gibraltar. It was a beautiful aetore and ttve assistant pastora. The conto be in the position of conscripts, called upon to moonlight night, and quite a party of Amerion tbe deck to see if tbe fortress ;regationi of the district on a fair Sunday
perform duty against our wishes, and expected to cans gathered
dfri look like the Prudential advertite- Lumber 17.&79 persons. There are sixty-one
restore as far aa we may, order out of the chaos really
ment We got a splendid view, and the unday schoola, which tbia year contributed
resulting from the retrograde transformation illustration in the advertisement is very like
through which we are pasting.
tbe real thing. We were all a little disap- $0,610 for tbe parent Missionary Board.
While I am conscientiously opposed to the bus- pointed, however, that we dHn't see 'The 'here are forty-eight Epworth leagues in
iness which blights many of the homes of our Prudential has tbe Strength of Gibraltar' on good order. In four churches the individual
side of the rock, but I prexume Her
friends and neighbors, and damns the souls of my the
communion cup IB need. Twn pastors died in
fellow men, I yet have sufficient grace given meMajesty's Government objected."
year, the Rev. L. R. Dunn and the Rev.
Doubtless
the Prudential Insurance Com the
to enable me to deal Impartially with ail classes of
H. P. Doane. The Conference continued a
men. I would treat all men, whether tavern keep- pany has never requested such permission but cumber of supernumeraries.
ers, saloon keepers or ministers of the gospel with It is evident that the rock and its worldperfect fairness, and I here wish to be understood famed fortress baa been of vast benefit to that There was a ducuasion as to where the next
lhat for the present condition of things I do not Company in its extensive advertising ope- Conference Bhould be held. Invitations were
eceived from tbe Hackettstotrn church and
attach any blame to the penwns who are the rations,
^^^^^
victims of this muddle.
he Market street church, in Paterson. The
They having paid their mousy In accordance with
latter was chosen by a vote of 88 to 78.
A.Q Interesting
.Experiment.
the requirement* of the Excise Board, were inno- The Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western These candidates were elected to elder
mt until the entry of the Judgment which disorders: The Revs C T. Mead, T. 8. Molsolved the corporation of the City of Dover; but Railroad Company has been conducting an ineaux, C. W. Dennlngs, S. T. Jackson, "W.
now. In my construction of the lav, the case is xperiment by operating a telephone and tele- R. Neff, George Moore, J. E. Apply and A.
different, and as they have DO legal liceose and graph circuit at the same time on one wire
are not under bonds to tbe officials of the Town of between its offices in New York and various C. McCrea. The Kev. William B. Barker, of
Dover, they have no right to sell the drinks I have points on the lines of its road in this State. Cokeabury, N. J., was dismissed upon request
mentioned until they have obtained proper licenses t Is said that this is the first time that this to become a Presbyterian puter.
accordance with the ordinance of the Town of has been accomplished between places in New The Rev. Dr. J. E. M. Mills, of Wyoming,
Dover.
York and New Jersey. Hitherto the electri- N. Y., explained in an address that aa efiort
It would be unfair towards these people to re- cal disturbances encountered in river cables was being made to raise $20,000,000 as a
quire them to pay for new licenses since they have could not be overcome. Exhibitions of the thank oBeriag tor tbe blessings a t the beginalready paid their money as requested, and I double system were given last Friday, and ning of the twentieth century. One-half 1B
think they are entitled to licenses to June first the rail/oid mea at both ends of the line pro- to be used for educational purposes and onenext. If the Council shall favorably consider such
proper applications as they may make and all nounced itanuDqualiQedsuccess. Tbe system half for charity. New Jersey's share would
will probably be adopted for practical use on be 1200,000. The speaker asked for the apjther requirements are complied with.
I have thus at some length placed tbe matter the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line. pointment of a committee to organize tbe
movement hi the Conference.
ef ore you with my Interpretation ot the situation'
i order that you may see aa I think, the necessity
An appeal was made by the Rev. Dr. Jen>o Fare, No Bide.
it immediate action in the enforcement of the
nings for the Western Methodist Book Conjrdinance.
An order to conductors has been issued by cern.
With malice towards none, and charity for General Passenger Agent W. F. Holwill of
Mrs. Clinton B.Fisfc, of the "Women's Home
all,111 am respectfully yours,
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
F. V. WOLFE, Mayor. Railroad relating to the collection of fares Missionary Society, spoke of the objects of
her society.
The reading of this communication was fol
[owed by a long dbcossion* hi the coarse of for children between the ages of 5 and 12 The Deeds of the MIzpah Brotherhood was
hich it was pointed out that the Mayor's years, which says: "If tbe child has no set forth by the Rev. Dr. T. B. Nealy, of the
proposed remedy wonld not be strictly legal, ticket and the person accompanying the child Baltimore Conference, acid & resolution was
inasmuch aa Council has no right to grant refuses to pay fare for the child, you will put adopted that the Brotherhood be extended to
licenses on any other conditions than those the child off the tram. If the person accom all tbe churches.
prescribed hi the ordinance. It was finally panying the child chooses to go also, ft will In the afternoon the Woman's Home Histdecided to refer the matter to the License be his or her voluntary act. Care should be donary Society held its anniversary. There
Committee, with instructions to report at tbe used to put off the child at & station, not a t a were devotional exercises, a report by the
next meeting.
crossing, and the child should be put in corresponding secretary, a report of the
Deaconesses' Home and addresses. Bishop
In order that no misunderstanding might charge of the agent at the station."
Fowler presided a t tbe deaconesses' consecraarise over the tenure of office of the various
tion Beryice. In the last year $4,063.47 was
ifficials appointed by the present Council,
AVater Contract certlorarled.
Alderman Mulligan moved that tbe minutes The argument on the app'ication for a write raised. Tbe society now numbers 2,295.
if the meeting a t which the first appoint- of certlorari in the matter of tbe water con- In the evening the Missionary Society held
ments were made be corrected so as to read, tract award was heard by Justice Upplncott services in the Halsey Street Church, and the
That all officers appointed at said meeting on Saturday, Personalities, indulged ia by Total Abstinence and Prohibition Society
are appointed for the unexpired term of the counsel on both sides, made the hearing in- held its anniversary in the Central Church.
present Council." It was so ordered.
teresting. For the applicant It was alleged
Recorder Beach, as chairman of the Ordi- that thelcontract was illegal because of a
Petit J u r o r s for Slay Term.
nance Committee, reported an election or- lark of competition, there having been only Tbe following is a list of the petit jurors
dinance which was put on its first and second one bidder; that the interests of the city bad Belected by Sheriff Darling before Judge
readings and finally adopted. The ordinance been jeopardized and that the contract called Vreeland on Tuesday morning la>t to serve
makes provision for a municipal election to for a cash payment, and not for an Issuance at the coming session of the Slorris County
take place on Tuesday, Hay 2. It will be of bonds. Corporation Counsel McDennott Courts, which convene at Monistown on
found published ia toll on page 6 of this
defended the contract. Former Congressman Tuesday, May S:
issue.
McEwan, who appeared for the petitioners, Boonton—Elmer £. Kanoose, Ephralm. S.
It being; represented to Council by Ford D. said that they were fighting for tbe best in- Miller, Tbeodnre Hinglieb, Samuel D. Harris.
Smith that the fire alarm whistle could at terests of the city and contended that tbe Chatham Borough — George Whiteman,
slight expense be made more effective, the specifications had not been complied with Charles E- Genung.
Fire, Lamps and Water Committee waa di- and that Flynn could not fnrnfoh the water
Chatham—Fred Voder.
rected to have the matter attended to.
without interfering with the vested rights Chester—John ETelsey, Thorcas A. Moore,
What about a Board of Health V was of the Morris Canal and Banking Company, Charles E-Tippett
asked, whereupon a member moved that the which could not sell water. Ex Senator
hoard appointed by the "City Council" bo Edwards, who also appeared for Flynn, main- Dover—William Thompson, William H.
Yoorbees, Adelbert P. ifcDavit.
appointed to serve during; the life of the
present Council. I t was so ordered and tained that tbe canal company could sell Florham Park—Charles Scorso.
water.
Justice
Lipplncott
reserved
his
deHanover— David H. Burnett, Brit ton StoU,
Health Inspector C. W. Blake was also concision.
^
David C. Hopping.
tinued in office for the same time.
Jefferson—Moses H. Spencer.
This wound up the business and Council
Volcanic Erapt Ions.
adjourned. The next meeting, which will be Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of Madison—George P. Cook, Alfred J. H u man,
Milton Megargle.
a regular meeting, will be held next Monday joy. Backlen's Arnica Salve cares them,
Mendham—Patrick Kirk, Frank P. Hildeevening.
al<* Old Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, brant,
Boils, Felom, Coras, Warts, Cuts, Braises, Morris-Peter J. Kain, Frank H. Gould,
Story of a Slave.
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
To be bound hand and foot far years by tbe Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains Albert F. Quick.
chains of disease Ia tbe worst form of slavery. and Aches. Only 23 cts. a box. Cure guar- Morristown—Ken B. Wflfclns, Edward 6.
George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich. anteed. Sold by R. KfUgore, Dover, and A. Jolley, George Enslee.
Mootville—WlUard M. Apgar, Alfred J .
tells bow
such a slave was made free He P, Green, Chester, druggists.
Wbitenead,
says: u My wife has been so helpless for
Mt. Olive—John McPeak, Ransom W.
five years that she could not turn over in bed
Late. .
alone. After using two bottles of Electric
Oral n a r y Household
1
Bitters, she is wonderfully Improved and able accidents have no terrors when there * a bottle Passaic—David R. Thomas, Martin Conto do her own work." This supreme remedy of Dr. Thomas1 Eclectric Oil in the medicine over, Frederick Potts.
for female diseases quickly cures nervous- chest. Heals barns, cuts, brufsea, sprains. Feqoannock—Artemus Zeliff, Irvin Titus,
Spencer Ryeraon.
nes, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache,
Rockaway—James 8. Smith, John P. Hesbackache, fainting and dizzy spells. This Instant relief.
Iln, Adolph Kaufman, Edward C. Peer.
miracle working medicine is a godsend to
Special
for
Hnster
Roxbury—Isaac Goldstein, Frank M. Buck,
weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle
euaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by Robert In Kid Gloves. 4 kook at 75c pair; 2 clasp Samuel Harris.
KUlgore, Dover, and A. P. Green, Chester, at 79c. pair. Big values at J. H. Grimm's, Washington—Jo^pb Smith, William HonTNo. 6 N. Sussex street
Augu&tiu I^uisou.
druggists.
ilTY FATHERS DISCDSS LICENSES.
MAXOlt WOLFE HAYS EXCISE
CENCEH ABE JKVALIJJ.
Kotc first name "AMOS" and Ho. "78" before entering itore. Gctoff cara
A Bold Move In
Parlor Suits
Without an Equal in the History of This House J.
Even that great 3rd floor of ours doesn't begin to hold
'cm all. The Parlor
Suit Like Cut,
$19.75—
$30 usually.
—A great crash la their prices,
too.
For$10.9S-a$14Suit.
Antique oak Bnisb, -well constructed, nice looking.
Full overstuff tapestry covering,
tops tufted and corded.
At $45.50, was $65.
For$I4.98-a$20Suit.
24x30 mirror, all new in shape and
make-up.
For $55—a $75 Suit.
Elegant—in curly birch—snperbly
carved.
Fully 300 other suits at lowest
prices ever pat on record.
Again, inlaid, mahogany-finish
frame, Roman pinsh covering.
Carpets—All in
At $50, was $75.
This season's loveliest colors sad
patterns—thousands of rollsprices that NO other store can
tonch, they're so low.
And—striped Silk Damask Suit,
mnhogany frftmc, piano polish—at
$75—was $125.
Another—having Tarlish backs,
full overstuffed—heavy fringe, for
$P0-was $176.
Dress Goods Occasion
A wonderful price occasion, specially created here
each year about this time. Bargain prices in the height
of the season, from the most desirable colored Dress
Goods Novelties of the season. Prices as little as those
usually asked when the season is Half Over. Prices
that'll make this April's greatest bargain sale of Colored
Dress Goods.
Bedroom Suits
Carved mahogany-finish framegrccn Roman plush, embroidered
backs, elegant and striking.
Others at even greater price-drops.
\inniial
Go-Carts—$2.49
And tip—biggest line in all this
city. Babj Carriages, too—$3.49
np.
SWEEP1NQ REDUCTIONS ON SIDEBOARDS AND EXTENSION TABLES.
BARGAIN FEATURE I—Rich Silk and Wool Novelties,
half a dozen different lines and weaves, all together on Centre
Table, among them Checks, Scotch Mixtures, Vigoureux Suiting
regular selling prices 75c to 1.25 all to go at,
Your Bargain Choice at
48c
BARGAIN FEA.TUB.E 2—50-inch English Cheviots in all
the latest shades of Grey Castor, Red Gobelin, Navy Blue, and
45-inch All-Wool Sailor Checks, considered the most popular for
Tailor-made Suits, and separate skirts, fine soft yarn, both Ij7 p
these lots regular 88c value. Your bargain choice
Ot \t
BARGAIN FEATURE 3—Another lot of very new Imported Fabrics, Seeded Vigoureux Suitings, Bayadere Diagonal,
Striped effect, very latest Fabric for Tailor Gowns, and 54-inch
Homespun Che\iots in latest shades, Grey, Oxford, Tan, Gobelin,
fine soft yarn, excellent for separate skirts, both regular
98c sellers, your bargain choice
BARGAIN FEATURE 4—Rare collection of High Grade
French and German Novelties, many in Dress length only, and
we cannot guarantee them to last. Early buyers have the best
choice. 48-inch Silk and Wool Plaid in Reseda, Cyrano, Helio,
Green, New Blue, regular 1.9S, Silk and Wool Novelties and Tailor
Checks; Silk and Wool .Bayadere effects and Silk and 4
Wool Mixtures, reg. 1.25 to 1.9S. Your bargain choice at 1 *
The Portland Range—and the Somatic Sewlnj Machine-2 food thing*.
No Agents or Branch Stores Anywhere.
Amos H. Van Horn, Ltd. 7 2 Market St.,
LOW PKICES-EASY TERMS.
Note first name "Amos."
j | fj
Near Plane St.,
Hewurk, N. J.
Telephone 680. Goods delivered Free to any part of State.
CARFARE PAID TO OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS. .
A. Fiivate Scllnrj Wagon Seat on Ktqoctt.
SHOESflT6BE0T BIBGflllSt
I have just received a nice line of Ladies' Button and Lace
Dongola Shoes, latest style, prices $i.oo, $1.30, $1.60 per pair.
No better can be found for the money.
Our Children's and Misses' Fine Shoes 45c, 65c, 85c, 95c,
$1.00, are surpassed by none.
Youths' and Boys' Fine Shoes $1.00, $I.IO, 41.15, S1.50,
extra for the money.
FREE DELIVERIES.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON DAY OF RECEIPT.
707 to 721 Broad Street and 8 Cedar Street,
NEWARK, N. J.
•%%%s%
GREENGRASS
Crimmcd...
Our Men's Fine Shoes $1.30, $1.60, $2.00, $2.50 speak for
themselves.
We will save money for any who wish to buy shoes. Come
and see our stock before you purchase and we will satisfy you
with price, quality and style.
Ladies' and Men's Winter Slippers will be closed out at cost.
Great bargains can be found every day at our BARGAIN
COUNTER.
If you have not purchased
your Easter Hat visit our
JOHN A. LYON
OPPOSITE BANK.
DOVER. NEW JERSEY
The Successful Shoe Store
which was established on Sussex street in '97 is now located at the corner of
Warren and Blackwell streets, where will be found a very complete line of
10 E. Blackwell Street.
Ladies' Cloaks, Capes and Tailor Made Suits
of the latest designs. Also a splendid assortment of
Children's Jackets.
The prices are so low that if you will call you will be convinced lhat we are
offering rare bargains in these goods. We also carry a full line of
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Boots and Sfioes.
The largest collection and
best variety of Trimmed
Hats in our city.
All up-to-date in style. Big bargain in Ladies' patent Leather,Slippers.
E. COHEN, '
Restaurant.
West Blackwell Street,
DOVER, N. J.
WANTED.
Y women, each with an infant or joung
Mra. Thomas Hick3 has now opened a reschild, «ltnoliom In th6 country (goneral
nurantat ttenore formerly nccnpled by Mm.
Uiamlre, at No. I) Dkkereon strat, opiwsita housework, plain cooking, etc). Bmall wnges
Mware, Lnckoranna and Wratem depot. expected. Apply State Charities Aid Association, 105 East Twenty-second Btreet, New
York City.
B
H. E. Qreengrass. «
NO- 20
II-
T H E IRON ERA, DOVEH. IN J . , APRIL 7, 1899
F SCIENCE EXPLOITED. ;
IF A MAN OWNED
COLONEL BUFFIKGTOK'S PROMOTION.;;;;
house bringing in a large inccome every year, how long do you think
woul. let it remain uninsured? Your familo, why are dependen
otected by Life Insurance.
! £ upon YOUR INCOME, should be proted
5
^
t-r-t M»IU
Tn»Tf ii ;
A Hard I
on Tropfi
• of arjy ex
Ilulr.
Tbfcwurk*
Soldlt-r'8 !><u«r F r o m 1 "t-xa-,,
Through mi "mproved inttli'^J of oxidizing
ruake
Ia a letter to a|friend in Itovtr from I'uilip
Colonel Adelttrt K. liuilin;.^'". "l u'"
EKb. N"- J-, April 4, l«f».
H McTigbe, a meinbemf Coin(-any M, Sixth liiis*td and oth«-r vegetable oils, Mr. L'Lurle*
Ordnance D.-partu.*-nt ;t the l i f t e d S ' a t - iurrftire-l yr^iw.-t deii>aiid^i .luring tbe
Grist
claims to have- produced a very Mtti»MR.
EDITOH
:—
"ave
tbe
public
no
rights
United
StaU-s
Infantry,
now
htati"ti&i
at
Arrny. i-/;HJfii*irjrlitJ«r the I-niu-d M«'-i '>*
In 1*1*7 C'.l-jnci Ku3in*rvri was ordered t o lat a railroa/i e'jrnpany is bound to respect i Fort Sam Houston, San AiiK-oio. Tt-xas, fac-tory fcutmtirute for rutjlwr
der I**pot at hieoitiutiy, ha.- f^en s^ifc^i t<>
rticle
htm is no doubt tbat—as has been expressed there is much that will iuttre-t bis "M com- being employed for a varietj
succeed the late hrig Gen. Imniei W. F i l l e r the tjomrnnn-l <J( the United states F'owderf
|
itlitbe
asCbfef of Ordnau'-e. He wan uotifiVd of hi.- jl>*-\K}t B! I'K-'-atiiiny and r.n We'lnes-tay >f -tb^y "run tbe railr.^ls to suit tbemsfclvts,'* ra/les of Company M, Second >". J- Vole. large Englis-h fa-t'Ty Tow s
i a. fiuffu'ing public, on whom they depend He describes ia au interesting manner tlie ml is plai-eil in u centrifugal r. c-biu which
aj.^.intmeut l,v Ibe Hwretarv of War on IIhis viti-L, 0--^ a re".'gaition of tm i'jntc and
WedDWday af frnv«i and W t I ^ - r for fa:tlifi] 1 MTTice in bis df'ijattme&t, ct»uj«s »r tupfwrt, rnu-t submit to aoy and ali ini- difference between the life uf the rt^uiar thrown out nil nil except th
lilts Of
>itious and iD»xiiivenienc*« that may be put army and tbat of the voluntwr a r
WanhlnKV^nonThiTslayafU-rn'^ii. Hi-rank
atifi >f h
I1U mmut*1 globules to tlie 1U'*-' T i
them without a murmur, or being al- letter. In part, Is as follows:
KijflH in a curin that of Brijcu'lier General. Colonel Buflinjrs, tbe rank of Brigadier O r eral
w are then put on im-tnl
wed
to
afik
"Why
doye
BO?'without
being
.ty-fijur
hours,
ton wa* the M « H H ranki»K <-ffl«=rof bU c r ^
^jint'iient t/» the highest offic** in MA
it of warm tvir for t
Tbere bas been so nmcU to do that I have
and ha* two ytar- und thru* months to >erve
tint-nt, Cliifcf 'A Ordnance. At variuus
KUly oxidized,
ibbei.
ten tbe oil Ucornts cm
not had a chance to write much, &o I put it
on the active liht. H» wa» born in Whf-lniiT.
Colunel, or rather, Urig.-Gt;D. liufBngI am reminded of going to the depot at off until I was pure bow much longpr «c
rl Ihe material i* then nryui id, rr.ixed with
(old, Virginia Iu J--V; he «tnni appointed to in, has U^n niemljer and jire*i'lent of l>oardd lnnders ffcently to take a train OD that were to stay here. I received your highly
iloring mattc-r and rolled into hlieeta. The
Weat Point from the Tenth Congre^ioniil
ir ibe examination •'/fcuVt'ni for promotion;
•anch r.f tbe Central Railroad of New Jer- appreciated letter. PJease ac-cfj>* my thanks
jduct ha^ mauy of l he proj>ertifcs of rubber
DUtrict of Virginia, bml was graduated in
tiifc f/jiiMrutti-'ii of KUJI fa«U>ry atWatery. Tbere wag at tbe time a violent trtorm for the interesting and newty IHON KKA,
d gutta-percha. It is resilient but less
May, lhftl, u* a member of the third and lact
nl Arstfiial; for c(m-i'ieratim of heavy ordrain from the east Tbe agent was away which I have received each week. * * * * loatic than rubber, rtblbts fheinii-al action
of the five year rla^ui at West I'olnt. Imtife and i»r<ijw;ti"»-s; for con si deration of >n some duty. The water was pouring f mm How are ell tbe bats up in tbat cold country i nd a heat of '2Hr F., and can be used for
mediately upon his graduation be drilled raw'1 and hk-K<; rnal*rial and conftruetioiw; be depot roof, with DO gutter to prevent it, I see by tbe paper tbat the soldier* are lo re- lec-tric insulation, and for wheel tires of
troops in and about WaitliinKt'm, aud lattr on
r examioatioo of nmteria! and plans for igbt down upon tbe platform in front of the ceive a compensation from Ibe State of n>e« i K b quality. Dissolved, in ttberealspirils, it
LESLIE D. WARD. Vice President.
--- JOHN P. DRV0EN, President.
be was amistant at, ami for a hbort t>m*-,
ater pfjwer dam at Rork Inland Arsenal: ntrance. I was obliged to crowd up into Jersey. Well, tbe boys deserve it. The ;rves for giving any fabric a waterproof
= ED0AR B WARD, ad V. Pr«.'t and Coun.el.
PORRBST P . DRYDBN, S.c'y.
1
commander of Ht. Louis Arsenal, .Mo- Uuring
be recess of the door to keep from getting Htate sent us away to & hot climate with only OUtfUR.
r.-«moderation of facilities for
~
C E. BALL. E«q.. Superintendent, 7 Bank Building, Dover, N. J .
i n
1f o r
thin time he mustered trwf*
HI'""'*
•ginKS (fir high power puns OD I'afific coast renfhed with water, and did get wet not- one uniform and we bad to buy extra uuderMtanuri regiments, and at tbe amenal and
clotbiDgand blue shirts, e ' c . with our own Almost every Miggestion ever made as lo
1 other plarea and advi-ability of erecting withstanding.
Jefferwm barrack h, into tbe swviee of tbe un fa'.'fjriei ot nauie pjuces aud for
le origin of atmospheric electricity, and the
Is there no remedy for this 1 1 learn tbat money. To show you tbe difference between
United Htaka and organized tlie employee* ling ami tinUhing high j»ower guns.
Iber depots aloDgUmline are not left in this the way volunteers are used and the way tbe a r t it plays In meteorology, has been repeatof tbe arsenal into a rejiiment of Missouri
An extract from the rei>ort of the Secre- wnditlon. Why ia tbis one neglected and regulars are treated, I will give a list of what Klly tested with only negative m-ulls, KUites
enrolled militia, of which he wait commisJ
rof. Cleveland Abbe, and we must conclude
iry of War' for I«*7 (fage i't) sajs: .he patrons of the road tbus annoyed i If bas been issued to each man in the line of
sioned Colonel by Hie Governor of Illinois.
An imiKUiant event it* the huccessful com- :he railroad compcay is not able to provide clothing since tbe regiment bas been under hat this problem is too difficult for immediate
H t took artillery to Pilot Knob to htrengtheu
i remedy, and they are BO advised, I think orders for Manila. I t i« as follows: "Two olutlon. It is one of many tbat a folio winj
tlon
of
the
first
or
tyjie
of
the
12
incb
lbi defence* when it van threatened with atapi^Hriug carriage (BufHngton-Crozier). .be citizens of our pleaaant village would con- blue uniforms, one overcoat, two campaign ;eneration will iloubtlcss co|>e with successtack and wan Adjutant Gt-nerul for a short
hate, two forage caps two white duck hellly. Turning to the simpler associated
*j (instruction of hucb a carriage has ben -ribute something to help them out.
time lu the field of Fifth Division, Army of
mets, two white duck uniforms, two kalki
the tWst (Geu. Fremont's army). He « u >fore i>e«n deemed impracticable. Ita 6uc- Another tbfDg to which the attention of uniforms, one dozen pairs white gloves, two ibenomeuu, we (lud tbe IMSt phjefciste nut
i*3
tffecti)
a
Having
of
many
millions
of
dollie
company
has
been
repeatedly
called
is
a
ret
wholly clear as to the method of formaafterward* chief ordnance officer for General
white shirts, six collars, two blue shirts, two »n of lightning and auroral difchargeB, the
.n* iu tbe cost of numerous emplacements
ud bole caused by raising tbe track. It ia
J. D. Cox in Western Virginia, with ordnance
lultfl of winter underwear, four suite of sumor
12-ioch
Runs
and
make
the
service
phosphores-ont
glow of the clouds, ball
nuisance,
and
cannot
be
crossed
in
tbe
depot at Wheeling. He was then ordered to
mer underwear, two pair government shoes,
V/afihicgton and ylacbd in charge of inspect- heoe guns more efficient " On pagel l4S ol tbe >ring of the year, after a rain, without wa& one pair russet fibres, cocks, etc., and a locker lightning aud other every day phenomena,
the
following
:
Colonel
ng shoe deep iu Blush or water. A pipe laid aa large as a good sized trunk for mc-b man. ud full explanation of these must await the
ing and rifling of i*4, 3J and 42 pounders in
•rou. the road to carry off the water would Tfcese go with us, &o you we tbe regulars are Invention of appropriate methods of investitbe coeat forts and elsewhere, and a t th« luffington and Captain Crazier, the invenrs of tlin rll^aifpearing gUQ carriage adopted
medy this evil, and if thespace between tbe sent out a llttlo better prepared for br>t or gation.
time of tbe escape of tbe " Htonewall" from
England was wipwrintending tha arming of iy the Ordnance department, have gener- ;rack, as It ought to be, were plonked, pede eoM weather,
A singular fly, rewinbliuKa. large boree-fly,
OP THI
tbe north east coast, from Eastport, Maine, usly donated their invention to tlie govern- irians, especially ladles, could poes safely continues fine,
Tbe weather her«
reported to e i i s t reur Redding, Cal. I t it
to Boston Harbor, aud he afterwards mounted ieut and they should receive especial com- )ver, and bless tbe railroad company that two months. Everything
in no
fullraiu
blonn
There has is
been
for
gunB and did other work a t Borne places far- lendatfon for their patriutlstn, generosity bey are Baved from floundering through and tbe prgt presents a handsome opju'nmnce wiled the sulphur fly, was unknown unti
vlthaV
Con({ratulatiou8fihowered in upon
ppjier ere citing began in the locality three
ther soutb and was besides in command of
ud aukledeep.
A- new reservoir has been built at the post, fi
leoerat Bufliugton on IS'ediiesday from every
the New York Arsenal a t Governor'* Isla
Will the officials of tbe company attend which have been placed swans, ducks, etc eard ago, and seems to live and breed in sul
Six days more of the magnificent and startling end-ol-the century innovaNew York Harbor. I'rom tbe end of the ircction.
o this matter or leave a long Buffering com- Another has alligators, ll&h and liirt'e> >hur heaps, in tbe midst of dense billphiirous
tion. Thousands were here last week and the entire community has been
war to the present time Colonel Hufflngton's
During the ferm of his com maud at the iunity still to submit to it? Cuen sabe.
la i t , and twenty-five or more taint icid fumes from the rousting ore.
thrown
into a perfect tumult of enthusiasm. The original attractions rework may be stated In brief as follows :
'nited Srates powder depot here Genera
"TRAVELLER."
d?er run about the park. Tie kedack
main and new ones are constantly being added. The electrical display, inKeports from '22 British towns show tba
iu fling ton lived at the Mansion House.
fiends are hero in abundance. They are
complete one week ago, is in full working order. Madame Ludlum will
In 1W>5 he was ordered to the command of
'•Tho a i u s k e t o o r e . "
mostly tourists from the Raymond and other i^onilon, the only one vupplied with river
continue to give two lectures and demonstrations daily. The Hungarian
*r, bas fllioost the lowest deatb-r&to from
Baton Rouge Anienal, La., and duty as chief
•Thfl Mu8keteere" enters upon Its fourth excursion parties, which stop over here on
Gipsy liand will be herewith a complete new repertoire of characteristic,
KOCKAWAY.
ordnance officer for Grneral Hberidan, comweek as the attraction at tbe Broadway the- their way to California. There are mauy
r—07 per million. The m t e a t Plymouth
weird and fantarlic melodies. Samples of many dainties at the various
IncTea»ed shipments of Iron ore are being tre. Enormous audiences have applauded places of intere&t here for a Northerner. J is -10, while at Glasgow it is ltj), and at Bi-1manding department of the Gulf and Fifth
booths—Baking Powder Biscuits, Crackers, Cakes, Boullion, Broth, Coffee,
Military District, with headquarters a t New nade from the Andovor Iron oru mines a t .bis Btrikiug play and wonderful pr ductton party from Company M went to Huttlesnuki ttht It reaches KMT.
Cocoa. Chocolate, Unfermetued Fruit Juices, Olives, Catsups, Sauces aid
Orleans. In IWVT ordered to ibe command for 1 iliernla Ui tb« rbilll|wburg furnaces ivery night thus far in ita successful career Cave, two miles from tbe poht lust Kutida)
Relishes. See the big Incubator, Glass Cutlers and engravers, the Giant
siz month* of the IVatertown Arrenal, Mass.: wenty carloads are toeing sent daily.
tnd the advance sale ot the Broadway iudl to explore tbe Inner regions (the cave gets its
Th« inthmiL'euf tbo Auieriiaii mwliuni
Phonograph, Flower, Shoe and Suspender Makers. See all there is to be
afterwards wan asHlstant a t the name, lu Tue Llondale Bleach, Pi int and Dye Works ates continuance of tbe good fortune of name from (to inhabitants). The men carrtei
ipon our times is due in no small degree t(
seen on aur Great Fifth Floor—come early, come often and remember that
-e rushed with orders. There are several
18*18 be was assistant at Watervliet Arsenal,
rnndy'u play. The rlvaliy of opinion and candles and pistols and af ter[going about IOC bis automatic machinery. Aiming such
everything is free.
'
West Troy, New York. In 1S72 be was or. :arloada of gooda on the Delaware, Lacka- ttendance Btill wages between the Hamilton feet Into tbe cave they met a reception com- devices lately introduced into England are
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED.
dered with Colonel J. G. Beuton, after the vannaand Western Ilailroad t-flcks and s and Grundy versions represented hy Mr, mittee from the inbabltanta, and, judging bv machines for equipping an immense cycle
"VlrginluB" affair, to arm the southern coast iky number on tbe Central Railroad tracks
ntbern and Mr. O'Neill, respectively, at tbf tbe direction their hair took a sudden inclina- factory ut Leeds, aud a machine for making
Q0ODS DELIVERED FREE.
and after inepectinn anil requisitions were or which the company has no storage room Ivnickerbocker and the Broadway, but, con-tion t o grow in I am Inclined to think thai metal hinges. In tbo latter, coils of metal
MARKET AND HALSEY STS.,
jutarrangt'tiienta
have
been
made
with
Mr.
made, was left in charge of the work of
iry to prophesies, to the benefit of both and tbe reception was not cordial.
fed through rolls having a cam motion
NEWARK, N. J . _ • • .
armament. "While on tbis duty tbe present iVrkinn, of thu Cycle Comi>onpnt Company \o the detriment of nobody. The Musketeer
and
then
gradually
manipulated
into
tbe
Bufflngton-Crozifr depreaMng gun carriage, ft iis« unti of their large brick buildings for a :raza has certainly struck Now York and
with which tbe coast eaut and west ia now it/irobnuso until the company can build
struck It solidly. One hears nothing hub tbe The old Alamo mission, where tho Mexican! separate wings of the binge. Wire rod from
being armed, was invented by him aud pre nrage house of its own.
keteeral the Musketeers I wherever one masBucred the Texrius, in another target for a coil is fed in at tho proper tfme to supply
I l l s rumored tbat tbe employees of thf may turn. In tbe botelB, street cars, clubs explorers and kodacka. The f uuulest pastime the connecting bolt fortbe binge. Theentire
seuted without coat t o the government. I u
Ib73 be was again afwi*tant a t the Watervllet Delaware, Lockawanna and Western Hall- and restaurants and in the privacy of the for the soldiers are tarantula flghta. We process Is automatic, and butt binges read;
AND
Arsenal and was later ordered to the com- road at the station will wear uniforms,
omes it is apparently tbe question of the dig the tarantulas up (they are like bip for UBe are turned out at the rate of forty o:
mand of tbe Indianapolis Arbenal anil in 1875
.our. Who is the bestD'Artagnan. Snthern Bplders as large as a man's band) and catch fifty per minute.
be was transferred to the command nf the A number of our town people visited rO'MelU Which kthe betterplaf.Gruudj's tbein in a tin bucket with a long handle
are stepping stones to Buccesa in busioeafl or social life. No person can afford to
Allegheny Arsenal and then t o tho Watcr- friftidtsout nf town onBuuday and tbe Sun r Hamilton's T Tlie dally papers «re running attached. Then we put two of them in a pit Tho effects on tbo internal OJ'KUUB of
endanger an important appointment hy not owning a reliable timepiece, Any perTllet Arsenal in lbh(). Wdtle then- Colonel day truiim came very bandy to them.
Dumas' story alternating pictures of the rival together and they tear each other to pieces, Turkish bath have been studied witb tli
Ilaymond Mott in vjblting his parents for a prod>'CtionB and "the war of the Muske- We murk one by a streak of white point along phonendoacope bv Drs. Blauchle and Regson may derive a distinct advaotage by possessing a good watch. Our Watches are
Bufflugt/jii wasctmrged with devising a
timekeepers, they arenlwaya jutjt as represented. Our warrantee Is given with
'ew days.
field carriage for United hiates service.
teers" may l>e Bald to be at its height, Tbe his back and then pick a winner; and $11 nault. In the hat room, the lungB aud heai
every Watch sold. We Itavo Watches for everybody.
George Enrles 1B cutting oil a large wood ubstitution of Mr. Henry Lee In tbe role of change bands very often ou tbe result of ow dilate, reaching their greatest size a t aboul
In \iial be was ordered t o t h e command of lot near tbe Delaware, Lackawanna and Cardinal Richelieu has been a great improve- of tht-se contests, But our fun wilt Boon Btoj 175° P . , tho liver and spleen are variously
Ibe Natiunal Armory, at Hpritwfleld, Muss
tern Hail road depot and shipping a num- ment In the cast, and Mr. Francis Carlyle's aa tbe definite orders arrived on Friday, Tbi affected, and the bowels and empty stotnac
to which place work on tbe steel field car ber of ties
eturn to tbe part of " Buckingham" bos of order reada thai thn Sixth wll proceed tc ill late, the full stomach being contracted b;
Send all repairing to us. Our facilities are the best, tbe price* are right.
riage was transferred, and extendedtothi Mrs. TnomaH has moved from Main streel course materially strengthened the beautiful Ban Prancirtco within thirty days. The Sixth oxpulsion of food. Tbo cold plunge rapidly
recomttruction, In B*eel, of tbe whole field to JatiK-H Atuo'tt buutt«on Uuiuu street
romance around Queen Anne of Austria. Mr. carries fifty extra enlisted men, who are tc contracts all tbe organs, which, except tb<
equipment of tbe carriages for United Hi
Mr. and Mrs. A. fS. Kearfors 8po t Easter O'Neill's voice is now entirely well and no tako the places of men who will be discharged stomach, i eturn t o their usual volume in
service. These wer»* all designed In full i
The baths are recommended
Hunday with Mr. tk-uifutw'tt family ut 1'ort danger whatever Is feared now from tbat before July 1, and those who fiave been dis to 3!i minutes
models for manufacture and made witli Muiray.
source. This grand performance Is really now abled here. Well, as this'is Palm Sunday, not only for the exercise they give the organ!
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
many carriages and limbers for the service,
Vf, C. Corwin boB removed bis family from at its l>est and after one EOCS it there Is no and the city will be full of style and oui in beaHb, but also as a means of estlmatii
Involving, beaSden the Reid carriages, a nun
•nger any question, in the mind as to the '•rubhernecking" presence Is required dowa tbe elasticity uf tbo organs, which is dimin'
Flay go d venue to Dover.
ber of personal Inventions of Colonel BuffingHunifnrd M'ller'a household gooda won CQUHB of tbe present rage of Dumas' immortal town, I will close hoping you will T i l e Boon lehou hy age and disease.
ton, which were all given to the service ipfietl from Hookaway on Thursday of las tory which Grundy has so cleverly drama- Give my regards to all the boys.
-LOOK FOR THE BIG CLOCK..
Wbile there be increased the output of an
"Your frieud,
week to Pcapack, where ho will live in tbi tized for stage pr> sentment.
The opening of tbe Himalayas to exploi
Improved the arms by a number of praniii
future and run a mill
tlon aud travel will doubtless be one of tbe
Inventions, wbicb were given to the United
" F n m . H. MCTIGHE,
V. F. Mott & Co. have sold out theli
white man's twentieth century achievements
States. He introduced now method.* and
"Co. M,0thU. S Infantry.
A large section of tbo temperate zoue is he
No-Tn-Baci fur tf'irty U«nti.
reduced tbe cost of manufacture- He en grocery sf Jre to Mr. HuDntiiets, of Branch
"Fort Sam Houston, Texas."
ville,
who
took
possession
on
April
1.
Gua
run
teed
tobacco
baUit
euro,
jnakex
practically unknown, aud it is a roglon o
larged and Improved tbe " water BUOJ;
men Htronff. blood pure. 6flo.ii. Alldru
12 B, Mott has sturted the foundation for
magnificent scenery, geological marve
plant and built a complete uew pluut of flro
$100 Howard 9 1 0 0 .
w barn, iu tho reur of his brick building,
varied climate, and rlcb fauna and n-irn
proof finishing shops, making comparatively
Clmrolies,
Tbe
barn
is
to
bo
for
the
URQ
ot
the
nei
Tha
readers
of
this
paper
will
be
pleased
tc
Even i ' s higbrsb mountain is yet to be foun
easy the increased production demanded dur
learn that there is at least nua dreaded dis although our Hit of those exceeding 25,0C
proprietor.
Presbyterian
Church—Rev.
W.
W.
Hallolug and after the war with Spain. In lb'Jsase tbat science has been able to cure lu all
Edwurd Arnold ban accepted a position a way, D. D., pastor. Services at 10:30 a, in. its stages, and thatia' 'atarrh. Hall'sCfttariT feet Is not Bmall. In a recent work, Maj
Colouel Bufilngtoa was ordered to the co<umaudof the Rock Inland Arnenal, to which igent for tno State Mutual Building Loa and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at *<!:<H0 p. m. Cure is the onlv positive cure known to tbi L. A. Waddell states that the Tibetans knov
medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a consti of a peak north of Everest that is taller thai
place the manufacture of all field aud siege Association for Rockaway and vicinity.
First M. E. Church—Rev C. R. Woodruff, tutional disease, requires a coustitutiom
Jo"n Toti'iin. of New York, is visitiui D. D., pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken li that giant, which has long been Darned, OR t h
carriages was transferred. l i e overhauls:
reliiUveti
lu
town.
temally, acting directly upon the blood ant highest in'tbe world.
(besides making lirfprovementH of buildingi
~::W p m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
tnucouB Burfacea ol the system, thereby d
[IB, J. D, Htttuiual,ot Mlddlotown, vtattec
water supply aud water power plante) inficl
Grace
M.
E.
Church—Rev.
W.
J
.
Hampstroying tbo foundation of tho dls-ase, an
of tbe batls necessary for tbo m a n u f a c t u r e Patersou on Tuesday,
ton, pastor. Services at 10:80 a.ra.and 7:80 glvlDK the patltut strength by building ui
The remarkable theory that underground
Juhn
Rodgeni
and
family
moved
on
Moaplant, which was enlarged aud established it
the constitution and assisting nature in (loin
p.
m
Sunday
school
at
2:30
p.
m.
its work. The proprietors have so much f ai t waters, like the ocean, are affected by tl
ly from tho Tuiikin House to the Wliitt
all details for fluid and Biege gua carrlag<
moon is advanced by P, Gulehard, a Preucl
in
Ita
curative
powers,
tbat
thuy
offer
One
St.
John's
Episcopal
Church—Rev.
C.
H.
Meadow
Club
Houso,
which
he
baa
takei
manufacture. Ho improved defective
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails ' cbemlBt. He is led to this conclusion by ai
signs for tbo 5-inch siege gun carriage am charge of fcr the White Meadow Rod anc 8. Hart man, rector. Services at 3 and 10:00 cure. Bead for list of testimonials,
investigation of certain wells near tbe coast
a. in. and 7:80 p. m. Sunday school at 2:110
devised a common limber for it and for thi Gun Club.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolodo, 0, the water of which rises and falls with thi
7-lnch slego howitzer carriage. He p u t U ^red CJuorln removed from the Thomai p. m.
EtpSold by DruegistH, 7fic.
tides, yet has a composition disproving th
Hall'u Family Pifiij are Uw beat.
Mttcbel bouao on Academy street to tu< First Baptist Church—Rev. W. H. Sbawger
explanation oE a direct connection betm
pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:S0 p.
TonUia houae oa Monday.
tlie wells and the sea.
I*iorco Bodgere, of Ri>ckjiwny, Bpont Sun- m. Sunday school at »:S0 p. m.
day with hln pnrents nt Porb Oram.
Free Methodist Cbureh-R«v. William H. Scald head, hives, itcbinesa of the skin of ai
Mrs. Henry R. Dubblus, of Hockawny, vii Laning, pnstor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and sort, Instantly relieved, permanently cured
Tbo otto of roses, the precious porfui.
W. H. CAWLEY, 8n.
W. H. CAAVU5Y Jn
itnd Patereon on Tuesday of tbis week,
7:80 p.m. Young people's meeting at(l;80 p.m. Down's Ointment. At any drugstore.
whose value a t times has greatly exceeded II
OEO. T. VAN DEKVEER.
A number of new hands were taken on
weight
in gold, Is obtained from red roses,
St. Mary's Catholic Church—Rev. Father
the Lloudalo workB thta week.
Funke, pastor. Low mass at 7:30 a. m and 900)000 I n s u r a n c e Wanted on a J e r chief centers of culture being Bulgaria an<
Eicbard Bfdgood and family, of Denvlll high mass at 10 a. m.
Rounmnia. A single district In this region
noy Bull.
uveuue, spent Sunday with Mr. Bidgood1
a great rosa-fleld of 120 miles hy 40. T
Swedish Baptist Church—Rev. O. J . Peterparents a t Dover.
Application has been made for'Insurant shrub matures in three years, aud is produi
son, pastor. Services at 10;80a. w> and 7:30 of IW.QuO on tbe famous young Jersey bu
Silas Eva Mitchell spont Sunday with lioi
tlve for about five years longer. Tbe ha
p. m. Biblo school a t 0:SO a. in.
Merry Maiden's Son, owned at Hood farm is from the middle of May to tbe middle c
mother, Mnt. John Mitchell, ou Mala street
Successors to \V. H. Cawley & Co.
Swedish Bethel M. B, Church—Rev. G. A. Lowell, Mara. Tbis Is the highest amount
At tbe regular meeting of Anchor Lodgi
July.
An acre of plants is expected t o yiel
1
Nystrom,
pastor.
Sunday
school
a
t
9:30
a,
insurance
ever
asked
for
on
a
bull
or
co
No. 80, Knights of Pythian, of Kockawaj
100 pounds of roses every morning for al_.
Merry Maiden's Son Is believed to he tin three weeks, and It is estimated tbat froi
held on Saturday night last, two new appl: m. Services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in,
for and bottlers of
cations waa received.
Swedish Congregational Church—Rev. Lud most famous Jersey bull living, as he is thi three-qusrters of a ton to a ton and a hilf
son
of
Merry
Maiden,
the
champion
sweep
flowers
are
necessary
for
producing
a
slngl
Russell Blauchard has removed tils barbel wig Ackerson, pastor. Services at 10:45 a
shop from tbe Thompson building to t m. nnd 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at 9:80 a. m stakes cow In all three tests combined at thi pound of otto. A French calculation is the
World's Pair, and his Bire Is Brown Bessie' •100,000 flowers a r e required for au ounce
Stickle Block, formerly occupied by Harri
Wesley Mission of tho U. £. Cburch-Jofan Son, whose dam won tbuOOdays'andSOdoyi oil. The roses are placed with water
D, Pedrlck, superintendent. Services every tests at the World's Fair. Thus Merr tweuty-gallon copper Btills, and on repeat*
Don't be foolish about your boalth Brothers.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock and on Friday Maiden's Hon unites the blood of theso tw< distillations, t h e otto rises as a scum on tr
Uso Hood's Sarsnparilla and you will
evening a t 7:45.
famous cowa, and Rreat rpaulta are expecte water, and Is carefully removed. Adnltet
HOONTON.
prevent the fall and save your pride.
M
tlon fa now reported to bo no longer confine<
American Voluntoers—Services on Sunday from bis progeny.
8crofulou8 Hip Disease - " r bo; William 11. Frail, of Uoonton, ou Weducs<
to exporters, but t o have beeu taken up bat
8:40
and
8
p.
in.,
and
every
evening
during
Willie bad scrofulous hip disease from
day started ou a business trip to Bermuda.
tbe peasants, who have learned that othe
baby. Abscesses developed. Months
Be expects to remain there about two months. the week except Monday.
substances may be distilled with tU» rnsei
tbe hospital, with beat treatment, did n<
Tho
Standard
Cut
Glass
Company
of
New
Chrystal
Street
Presbyterian
Chnpel
—
good. They said he would never wall
making tbe pure oil increasingly difficult
again. l i e waa helpless and wasted awa; York 1B in communication with Boonton pai Henry W. Whippie, superintendent. Punobtain.
to nothing but skin and bono. Hood'i ties in regard to moving tho factory to Boot day Bchool at 2:80 p. m ; public services at 4
SarsaparlHa had helped me, and I gave II ton. Tlie Board of Trade bad tbe nrntU
p. ni, Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday
Tbo movement for Btudylng tropical dl
to him. Imagine my delight at a wonder- under consideration a t its regular meeting
evening a t 7:45,
eases doubtlefs means much for tholiealth c
ful change. Abscesses nil healed, crutcbeE Tuesday night.
the world. It is exciting tho iuterest of th
thrown away. He Is now tall and Btout,
Itoinarkublo Rescue*
great colonizing nations, aud tho new schot
perfectly well and tho thanks are all duo Bishop Btarkay viBited Boonton on Wed
of such dmeaEta at Liverpool Is to be followt
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalndold, III., makes
and manufacturers of tho best
to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Other mothers with ncsdny night and administered the rite
by a similar Institution in Germany, whl
crippled children should know this." 1
confirm nt ion in St. John's Episcopal Cuurct the Btntement that she caught a cold which
tbo United States la not to bf* iu tho rear
£HKA V. Www, Walpolo, Maas.
work of the kind. ThefiQ maladies nre be
Tho socinl nffnir of the week In Boonto: Buttled ou lior lungs; she wus treated for a
to he lnrgely preventable. Prof. Koi-h, rl
NerVOU»ne8&-"I •was weat, nervoui was tho Coloubil mtisical, which was bold ui month by her family pbyslclun, but grew
SATISFACTION O0ARANTKBD
greatest German authority, oxpreRstH tbo bi •
and very delicate, stoppered In attcmptlm Thursday evening In tbo chapel of the Pre
OF
worse. Ho told her that she vtaa a hop
Trtophom Call 40 K. Ord™ « . , , „ , „ „ , „ „ ' „ „ ,
llof that tbe blackwuter fever, tbe most deni
to walk. Hood's Sarsnparilla and Hood'i byterian Church uudor tho dirortlon of tl victim of consumption and that no medicine
Iy dfdense of West Africa, may bo readl
Pills made mo well. I feel HKo anothei
provented when made bett+r known by RU
could cure bur. Hor druggiBt suggested Dr
person." Mas, LIZZIE SimnoEiiTi Conduli Ladies' Art Society, iu which about for
observations as thu Liverpool school ]H
Street, Ext., Annapolis, Mil,
people tooU part, roprcaenttna Uncle Bam, King's New Discovery for Contmmplionj
collect.
Dyspepsia—"Wo all use Hood's Sarsa- tlie Goddess of Liberty, George and Mar the bought a bottlo and to her delight fouud herHeavy and Light Castings in Iron, Brass
parllla. I t cured my brother-in-law and Washington, Lafayette, Benjainln Franklin «a]f l)one(ltt<i(l from first rirwo HhorontlniiPi
and Phosphor lironze, Forcings of every
Tba hnlr IB nnotber non-vital part of tl
myself o f dyspepsia. I owe my life to It."
description; BOILERS, horizontal, tubbody that niGclii-ul Ftiienco has Buccecdwl
M. H. KIBIC, 607 I-'ranklln St., Philadelphia. Paul Rovere aud other well-known charm Ita use nnd after taking sir bottlon, found
tors.
tran»phinling. The achievement ia credit
ular and upright. THE EQU1PMENT
horsolf sound nnd well; now docs her own
to Dr. Mi'nnhein Hodnra,aTurkibh I'liysiclu
OF IRON MfNES A SPECIALTY.
housework, and Is as well as she over was.
Tim Methodist Church will bo closed (
wh<» ficurlfied tho bare walp u»d implant
Half's Hooty of Horehount! and Tar :
Free trial bottkw of this Great Discovory at
Sunday on account of tho confereuco now
tlioreon lmirH Unit hud been trimmed u t e a
nets
like
magic
for
a
cough
or
any
tliroal
:
end with sulfnura. In obour, four weeks
pictures taken by government i
ion. Tlio puator, Huv. Gilbert C. Mou Robert KillRoro'a drug storo, Dover, nnd A
or bronchial trouble. Askyourdrugtfisl, '
TOPI".
goi>d proportion of the tuilrtt bad tukmi roo tho spot. I,ar«u t«ok. Low , '
OFFICE AND WORKS,
ni
dale, will pruich that day in (St. Lubo'« M E, P, Greeu'u druRBtoro, Chester. Only COcenta
B Pnts.
areatuuw bulb having fornica at, tlio Ion
jlood-.PDUcoralWcr Ilia, Ilii
I'ike'aTooiUaclic Drops cutt in one ifllnulc. '
Churcb, Kowark.
and tl.W), every bottlo guaranteed.
end of each, and were growing vigorously.
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
^ Home Office.
Insurance Co. 3
of Bmerlca. 3
.111C
MARKET Sf HALSEY STS.
SECOND WEEK
Pure Food and Industrial Exhibit.
L. BAMBERGER & CO.,
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Got Glassware, Novelties
J. HAIRHOUSE
Blackwell Street, Dover, N. J.
KIULGORE'S
XX Cough Syrup
Will cure all kinds of COUGHS and
COLDS. The best thing made.
TRY IT..
Killgore's Corner Drug Store
"Pride Goeth
"Before a Fall"
Mining Machinery
Works,
Some proud people think
they have strong constitutions, and ridicule the idea
of disease. Such peopL
neglect their health, let the
blood run down* and their
stomach, kidneys and liver
become deranged*
THE W. H. CAWLEY CO.
SOLE AGENTS
MORRIS COUNTY
Machine and Iron Co.
BALLENTINE'S
AIR
COMPRESSORS,
highest efficiency.
of
HOISTING ENGINES, duplex and reversible.
a speedy
PUMPING ENGINES, Btrong
and economical.
cure for
the
most
HALES
HONEY
obsti-
HOREHOUND
Beers, flies and Porters.
Soda and Mineral Waters.
CORNISH PUMPS, double
or single.
GEABING AND PUXLETS,
large and small.
cough.
It cannot fail
SUSSEX STREET,
.
DOVER, N. J.
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7, 1899.
••••••••<
HYDRO
LITHIA
» •
CURES ALL
^HEADACHES:
3
PORT ORAM.
UVEKrWROUGIiT NEBYE8.0E WOMEN.
The niombera of HopocoD Tribe, No. 58,
Improved Order of Red Men, of tblfl place,
Extracts From Letters Received Hy Mrs. Pinkham.
are arranging for a grand treat to take place
I em BO nerrona and •wretch':'')." " I feel aait J should fly." Bow familiar
on Saturday evening in their wigwam. The
crack team of the EaBtoii, Pa., Red meu will these expressions are. Little thing's armoy you f|nd make you irritable. You
'tfcleep, you ure unable to lift ordinary burdens, and
be present to work the three degrees upon
are subject to dizziness.
two candidates. Proprietor Hance will enThut beuriny-down B()nsation helps to malce you
tertain tbe team, while Hapocou Tribe wil)
feel inUura'blti!.
serve a monster lunch to all visiting brothers
You liiive backache and paiPS low down
in tho hall. Hopocon knows how to do it,
in the side, pain iu top of liead, later on
Invitations have been issued to Port Morris
at base of th<|i brain.
and Dover tribes and a geuernl social and
Such a condition points unerringly to
Instructive eveniofc will be spent.
serious uteriae trouljle.
The miners at the Hurd mine on Tuesday
T
i you bad written t o Mrs, Pinkhajn
asked tbe wmpauy for an advance ID wages,
when you first experienced impaired
or a lessening of working timu without a revitality, you -would have been
duction fn pay. They were told tbat they
spared these hours of
would receive an answer tbe next morning.
awful suffering.
So on Wednesday morning, we understand,
Happiness will be gone
they were given back the extra Bhift's work,
outof your life forever, my
which was put on them some tirao agof with
sister,
unless
you
act
promptly. Procure
promise of a raise in wages nert July.
Lydia E. PinWiam's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. William V. Curtis has been ailing for
t once, and begin its use, then write to
some time past with aa affection of tbe heart.
Mrs. PinkaiMHi a t Lynn, Mass., if there is
Miss Prey thenia Williams is again out after
anything" »bout your case you do not
short illness.
understand.
The regular business meeting of the EnYou need not h e afraid to tell h e r the
worta League will be held next Monday eventhings yon could not explain to the dooing in the church. A short programme of
tor, your letter i s Been only by women
entertainment ia being arranged also.
and is Absolutely confidential. Mrs.
Edward Loagblin bos returned from All
Pinlthain's vast experience with such
SouW Hospital in Morristown, where be bad
troubles enables her to tell you just
an operation performed witb success.
what Is best for you, and she will
We are pleased to Bee Preston King out
charge you nothing1 tor her a-dvica.
again after his sickness.
Mite, JENNIE ELEHLY, Youngdale,
.. P. Castner is making quite 8-me imPa,, w r i t e s :
provements on his house and property. An
AS MBB. PINKHAM:—"Will you kindly allow mo the pleasure of expressing
addition will soon be built to the store of
my gratitude for the wonderful relief 1 have experienced by talcing your VegeCastner, Rogers & Company,
backJames Bcboneld was in town last Sunday. table Compound. I suffered for a long" time "with nervous prostration,
ache, headache, loss of appetite, a heavy bearing-down feeling1, also "burningAlfred lvey has gone to Patersou.
pains
In
the
groins.
I
could
not
sleep,
was
tired
all
tho
time,
had
no
ambition.
George Scales, tbe notorious sneak thief,
bo not long ago served a year in tbe State l i f waa a burden to me. The pains I suffered at times of menstruation were
prison at Trenton, was again at his old tricks something dreadful. I thought there was no cure for It. I sawyouradvertiaelaat Friday night. A year ago George Flartey rnent i a the paper, and my husband advised me t o t r y your medicine. I took
caught him at the rear window of bis home, five bottles, and now I am well and hiippy. your medicine saved my ]ife."
TRIAL SIZE, 10 CTS.
though iliiM imy hu lnutlviirtcnt.
O
SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
oreath
talked of tbo more
twisk'd ir iu JIJ
u.
WADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
T
t)
If
we
rc-nll/.i-il
a*,
the
tinm
what
we
know
N
ENGLISH
WOMAN
WHO
MAINTAINS
A
' THE STONEBRAKER CHEMICAL CO. < •
tome IIiiniOF Woniea Don't pec.
to j)i- trm; on rwiix.'luii— i. e., tho fuct that
A MOUSE PARADISE.
BALTIMORE, MD.
((
Now that fiiiculus of humur BoniutlinrR our lightest worth; uru ciftun rypoatcd and
described UB*- rollicking,M whlcb men com also in\m»m»t-i'intil -until \w could not n?oplain
that
women
uannot
nco,
la
often
oguiKu
iht'in
UHuurown
wuru
they
to
come
l
1iH'tilnK
Clillilreii—Some
H
u
m
o
r
Pr tf
mow or lens in tho nature of tho practical batik lo UH, WO shimld think twlco biifnro
\vu""<» W""'* Set—The I m d y I n H l a e Joke—Unit
is t« say, it lies in tho matter
too frooly, uveu on nmttere tliat
fuoilH-K—Aun* KUciiN. S i l k W n U l . rnther than tho nmnnor. I t up]icurfl, for talking
PORT MORRIS.
ooacGrn only ourselves.—liousukwpor.
oar Worm Kit tilt.
Fourteen car loads of eggs went through
luBtnnoo, in much (by no muiinmiU)at the
humor
of
Plgkwleknr
InthofttrclwU
situahere
on
the
way
to New York a few days be\Vt> liml (ilwnys nsKoehitotl funcy inloo
A Blothp-r'a Advice to Blollio-a.
tions on whfi-h tho drnnintlsta of tho resDid a n y OJJO over toration roly so largely, strong as they nr
Ksep your children busy at some Wholo- fore Easter Suuday. New York must be a
wiili i;(ivs—«flJ«ulljiyfi.
0
1
il ir
pretty
good-Bized
town if they ate all those
1 now »» • >'t' " y koy w h o d i d n o t a taim Itf'huinor of u different klna. Tim BOino work or play, nnd this is moro to tho
lame iUm) «>f lllH l i r e d ^ i s h t ' *" 4*o posses- point, if wo must my so, in not Inlm- young ml nil than long hoiulljca on vicii, eggs on Easter Sunday.
Tbe churches in this viciuity made it a
To cnrry them qnontly supplied by the fact that BOIIIO one which only tend to direct tlieir attention
elmi of n fow white nilc!«?
i,l)i)iJt In Ms puBkiita a n d terrify sorao is exhibited in a mare or IUHS undignified constantly to it. By occupying their time poiut to celebrate the dav which reminds
minute of tho day thoy will bo more Christians of the Resurrection. In tbe Stanncrvnns mid hysterical woman Bisonied to position. It may be freely and nt onco every
thoroughly helped und cleansed than hop© Presbyterian Church they celebrated
[jothtf hftjrlifc « r C'lijuyinont to t h e inuo- conceded thnt women nro not amutiud l)y would bo possible In any other manner.
the Lord's Supper. The 10 o'clock mass in
ci-iit, huylsli mind, b u t uftunttiiicf) KuiIIy »t humor offchlaclass. They tlilnk it Hilly,
The majority of parents do not rualtze the Cathollo Cburch at Netcong was unusuundlguiried and often coarse, and so far as
t|1(.i-s|ii-nw!of tho long 8«ITuPln« mice.
tho lost Indictment is concerned men do tbo lmnortunco of tho duty luld upon them ally elaborate. Harry Wood and MIBB
or elso they are too lazy or lnnaniiulo to atTu limr nf u woman maktnff'a Jiobby of not contradict them.
Blanche Lunszer assisted. Mr. Wood played
tend to it.
kei'iiii'S I11'11' t ' l u n S(3L ' niU( l t ou s Quito an
More thun this, such jokes, like the
The first duty of tho rich Is to bo lnduB- the cornet and Miss Lunger aided in the eingliiiiuvinioiii nnd woivero Intaivtittxl oiiou#b practical jokes that am use a (toy, are often
iog.
The regular church choir bang the retriouB
and
to
fnculcutc
hubits
of
indiiHtry
to imy li^ ra linmiismums visit i n the hopo enough not only coarse, but cruel, and it In their children. If they are taught to sponses in the mass proper. There were a
ol bt'iiiK allowed to et-o hop email a r m y of may very well be that a woman refrains keep constantly busy In somo URoful and great maay Protestants there. Altogether It
the wast di'siiisnl members of tho animal from laughing at them not so much bo- ennobling employment, tho chances of
oauBO her porcoptlonR arc dull in tmo di-their evolution into honorable men and as a day to be remembered for a year, any
' Ami wo were not disnpjiojiift'd. MIHS rection «a bocmiKo they nre keen In anoth- women are a million times Increased.
way.
Grlmstun was not only re-tidy t o ahow us er. To see a human being niudo a fool of
Conductor Thomas Cavanaugh got a horse
The malting of collections and the hard
jaw [ids hat became quito ontliunliistla Is too painful to bo amusing. Moreover, Btudy of almost any branch of natural his- on trial for a week. Two days after he got at 11:30 o'clock, the night being a dark and A MllUoa Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs. Plnkham's Ad vice and Medicine
sbo of ton finds that the joke onmists in tory aro likely to interest children. Tho he horse in the stable it died.
about ilii'in.
rainy one. He had watched while the store
"It bi't'ind a Htriuigo hobby for a woninn, Boino time honored witticism ngtilnst her making of ninchluos, tho intricacies of
Last month articles of incorporation were was being closed by Miss Rose, and then refloivn't it?"fcflioKrtid. " H u t I liaro ithruys own sex, supported rather by tradition musfo, tho mnnngemont of a printing press,
paired to the rear to begin bis miscb'eWouB
fllei
in
Trenton
of
250
companies
and
the
THE MORRIS COUNTY
bud ii wi'iiknijss for inicu, a m i when 1 w a s than by observation, and if she hiis uny aroallusoful in keeping tho yuung mind
work, when be was accidentally tripped up.
o Jittio girl 1 was quite tho terror of spirit eho naturally resents it. It 1B a occupied Jo a wholoeomoand healthy man- amount paid to the State in fees for the pait Friday night bo worked tbe same game,
curious evidence of the strength of cus- ner.
pera was more than *2(f,000. The State of
tom, by tho bye, this nalveio with wliluh
New Jersey does not think that trusts ore but was being watched by Leo Mulligan,
women art) oxpeotod to join in jufcea
James Hill and Joseph Bray, who made a
AUTOMATIC ACETYLENE
Care ot the Piano.
such aw/ul things, after all.
agnlnst theuiselveH "by men," us has been
rush for him while meddling with the rear
MORRISTOWN, N . J .
It takescoiifiidemblocaroto kcepaptano
well Buid in a dliroront connection, "in- in good condition, but If the work Is done Tbe Daughter of llebeka, of Netcong, and door. He received a good pummelling from
some
of
their
friends
spent
a
Bocial
evening
capnbloof a dollberato Insult." Butbo- a little at a tinio one does really not mind
them
but
escaped
arrest.
He
Is
a
person
who
INCORPORATED
MAKCII Od, 1874.
catiBe a woninn dooB not laugh it duos not it. Occasionally the wires should bo gen- in their lodge room on Friday of last week.
always follow that'she does not BOO what tly rubbed with a bit of chamois eklu or Everybody present seemed to enjoy It* Thia hould be confined la a jail or asylum, not
President—HENRT
W. ifnxKR.
flho is expL>ctcd to laugh at. A brother flannel cloth; a piecoof soft muslin Bhould lodge is Increasing in numbers and interest. baviog a clear mind. If be is not taken care
Vice Presidents-Auavuus B. HULL.
onco complained of his Bister tlmt she be passed ovor tho sounding board by It Is the youngest of the organizations and of he will be very fortunate If he escapes beSecretary-Treasurer—H. T, B u u .
ing peppered with snot, for people do not
could not KOBU joke, and the OTltlcism was means of a stout knitting noodle, which promises to be one of the best.
—H/UMQEBS—
of course duly convoyed to her. "No, 1 Bhould bo used to slip It between tho wires,
propose to have bis kind plaving with their
Henry TV1. Miller
Henry C. Pitney
Mr. Thompson's barn came near getting on rear doors and windows at midnight, when
don't see any joke," was the reply. thus taking off all the dust. Always keep
AureliuBB. Hull
FhillpH. Hoffman
"There isn't uny joko. I BeowhutumuBes camphor inside the piano oaso to serve as flre on Monday afternoon. The dry grass they are nlwplng. Look out for him,
Ckaa Y. Hwan, M.D. Paul Revere
him; but yon don't really expect mo to a means of protection against moths. Do around it caught flre somehow and was eatJohn Thatcher
Eugene 8. Burke
laugh nt thatP"—Cornhill Hagnzino.
John MoKenaa- baa commenced removing
j
Quy Hinton.
not let tho piano stand too close to a flre. ing its way up to it when some of the boys
It should be in a room of ovon tempera- saw the smoke and formed a bucket brigade dirt at the furnance for the new roaster soon
ture and should bo opened for a short dine and got tbe flre out before the barn was to be placed there. He hog tbe contract and
Statement January I, 1899.
The Lady In Dine Cambric.
has Beveral men. employed.
eaoh day, whan not frequently In uso. Do damaged much.
An important personage—so important not use polish on a case of your piano.
We hear many rumors regarding tba workRudolph Auerbach Is running around with
that no word but personage will express When a sort of bloom appears upon it or
I
RESOtTKCES.
It—who haB resided in ono family in the It scorns to look dingy, wash it with the his arm in a sling. Tbe arm U getting along ing of the Orchard and Mount Hope mines,
Loans on1 Bonds and Mortgage... $ 879,290.00
etc., but as we can give nothing authentic
Greater New York for a numbor of years fluent toilet soap in lukewarm water, u nicely.
Stocks and Bands, par value
sfcnply make note of the rumors Port
Is Mary Jane. Mary Juno was a figure llttlo at a time, aa you would wash a bu- The story Is that three umbrella menders
*781,OM
878,710.00
upon whom tho lady of tho hotiflo to which by'B face. Uso a soft cloth, work upon a were arouud Backettstown the latter part, of Oram is ripe for a boom of somo kind, but
Joans on Collateral
U.tUOOO
she belonged fitted her gowns. Thoro are space not larger than your hand, rinso It last week and whatever money they got they will we get Ib 1
Real Estate, Banking House and
Lot...;
75.00000
any number of modern Mary Janus made off with clear wator and rub It well with divided up and got gloriously drunk. On
fiVed Farr is working In New York oity.
T< rnitureand Fixtures
5.000.00
according to patents, with wonderful
Mrs John Mitchell, of EastoD, IB spending
Saturday night they built a flre under a tree
Interest Accrued
10,748 84
clean polishing cloth.—Anon.
capncltlas of elevation und doscont, expanRents, etc., due
90500
in Bight of the depot with the intention of a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, sr.,
sion and contraction, and they ooBt a
Cask In Bank
65,835i>9
camping there tor tbe night. On Sunday In town.
Hftke Bedroom* Darlc.
greater or less number of dollars. But
U l ] onUand
65,273.25
Mary Jane was made without exponso,
The public school has been closed all week.
TJie brain will rocoive moro perfect rcBt morning the trackwalker on his rounds Baw
and sbo was ono of tho first of hor kind. If tho sleeping room ia completely darken* the fire and went up to Bee what i t was all Joseph Martin has returned from Chester,
Mak es gas only as you use it. No
MI6B GRIMSTON.
Of hor backbone Mary Juno might have ed, and for thoso who aro bad sleepers this about. He found one of the umbrella men Mass.
j
LIABILITIES.
heat. No smoke. Safe, Cleanly, and
tho liQufiuliokl At that time I usedtotry boon greatly proud if pho had realized precaution should be especially takon. ders burned to a crisp. His Bhoes were on
Due Depositors
$1,770,234.45
Fred Fox and wife, of Newton, spent Eascheaper than kerosene.
and wjcrt'to tliom, but somehow they %vero what It wns. But she didn't, and neither Some rooms aro filled with light long be- bis feet yet, but his clotbes were all burned ter Suuday witb relatives Iu town.
'nterest to be Credited Depositors
did
her
luistress,
or
Mary
Jane's
backbone
fore it la time to get up, and if somo
always turning up and getting mo Into
January 1,16U9
29,801 it5
off
him.
The
other
two
were
missing.
It
A
line
addressed
to
us
will
bring
you
Mr. and Mrs. William Romorvilla have
would Jiavo been transferred to tho parlor means aro not takon to prevent it the
trouble."
i
(1,806,038.80
'They were only ordinary white mice, or tho family muBouin. It was nothing morning rest is moreor less broken. This may have been an accident, but a man must started housekeeping in the Pythian Opera any desired information regarding* it, or
more or loss than one of tho alderman's Is more particularly the case with chil- be pretty druuk when he won't wake up when apartments.
X84,583.58
wero they nutP" I put in.
a call from our representative if re- Surplus)
A good many ot our people are reading quested.
"Oli, yo9. Just tho common onea I I do etaflTs used in tho e^irly days by the city fa- dren, eo that It is well to accustom them hfa clothes are on flre or hl< flesh burning.
I
»l,l>90 603.83
not kuuj) uny uf ilioso now, but if you will thers to carry to fires. But no one know from tho first to sleep in tho dark,
books from the publlo library.
A
NEW
INDUSTRY—The
Christian
Scientists
Interest is declared and paid in January
A room where Venetian blinds are In of Indiana hare taken out papers of incorpocomo up stair* I will show you all that 1 that at tho time of Mary Jane's nativity,
Why cannot a public subscription bo raised
and Juty of each year
from tbe profits of the
have. They have quito a sinall homo of and tho nice, smooth, toll polo of polished use can always be darkened, and the next ration for a company whose busiuess 1B to be to cover the expenses of a series of band conprevious six months1 business.
wood was just the thing for the purpose best thing to UBO is dark green holland. 11
their own."
Deposits made on or before the 3d day of
certs
to
be
given
evenings
next
summer.
1
To
heal
the
sick
by
laying
on
of
hands
and
for
which
itwnsused,
and
around
It
the
The morning light pouring in on tbo face
A nd up st (lira we wont into a largo room
January, April, July and October, draw In' .
of tho sloopor Is particularly bad for the to raise from tbe dead." There seem to be Our people would enjoy theui.
WIILTO no idlo boy OP EUVIIRO pussy cut was lay lady dovelopcd.
terest from the 1st day of the said months
William Curtis, of Boverly, was a visitor
respectively.
tillmrcd to enter. Along otio side ot tho The mistress of Mary Jane wound tlio eyes, and for this rcapoa alone it should lots of people iu Indiana', and elsewhere iu
wall upon neat shelves tho small cages b&akbone upon which Mary Jano was to not be tolerated. Sleep in a darkened this big country who believe the Christian here lost Saturday, aa was also his brother
I BANKING H0UK8.
John, of New York city.
wore tirmnged, and every mouse rojolced grow with old pieces of cloth until there room will always bo found more refresh- Scientists can do these tbtngs.
From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. dally, except Batur,
______
in ii luunu, from tho most aged of grand- was buiiiu substance for a foundation, put Ing.
Patrick Casey qualified as overseer ot the
day. Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 m. (noon)DOVER, N. J.
Oh great Iconoclast 1 " What fools these
futhei-s down to tho youngest buby. There the end of the pole In a board so that it
and from 7 to 9 p. m.
poor on Monday.
mortals be.1'
A Ml _»o or I Collcae.
weru about 60 of them altogether. •
would stand upright, put a piece of wood
FOR A SIX MONTHS' TERM
One of tho attrnotlons of Mexico, Mo,, Wiiat ia the use of throwiug doubt on tho A new fence is being built on the opposite
Near by was u playground covered In across, slipped on a discarded undexwaist
Any
or
All
Uepartmcntit
side
of
the
street
frotn
the
brick
mill,
running
with glass. Hero tho mico ran up ladders, that just fitted its owner, and thon filled la the Baptist College For Women, found- story of the burning bush, the dividing of
ARE YOU GOING SOUTH
took a turn in tho revolving cage, find it out until it was life size. Mary June's ed by and named after tho lato Governor tho waters ot the Red Sea and their coming from the river bridge around the corner,
FROM T H E NORTH?
performed nit kinds of gymntietio feats, hips wcro properly developed, her waist Charles H. Hardln, who gave tho Institu- together again to swallow up Pharaoh and toward Luxemburg.
We understand the E. J . Ross Manufacturtumbling and frisking about in a manner made just the right measurement, and tion its buildings and a part of Its endow- his host; tbe story of Jonah and the whale
The Best Route t o Travel
which shuwwl tluit they were well pleased then she was dressed to look, like a lady in ment. The governor "experienced reli- (which was only a big fish prepared for the ing Company will build a new office to tbeir
witti themselves and made the best of their bine cambrla She WUB a treasure. Gowns gion" Into In Ufa and Immediately began purpose); the Resurrection, which the whole silk mill, overhanging the river. This will
XS FltOM
Bhnrt life; for a mouse, wo learned for werofitted.on her, skirts hung, and for to stow liis gratitude by his beaeflcenco, CbrlBtfan world has been celebrating lately i make room, for more looms,
COLLEGE, i r e w a r l c tt. J>
tho first tlmo, is u remarkably short liver, many years Mary Jane's useful career was He gave a handsome park to the city and Whoso believes that tbis Christian scientist
NEW| YORK TO NORFOLK, VA.,
Fred Kerwick la again employed in the
largely
helped
to
erect
and
equip
the
Baptwo years being an exceptionally great ago prolonged, and there was no more admired
888 BKOAD BTBEBT,
I
BT THE
to ntttiin.
member of the family than tho lady in tist church. Airs, Hardin, who wrote her corporation can heal the sick by laying on of Morris County machine shops la Dover.
REGULAR.
husband's life, still lives in Mexico, ad- hands and raise the dead ought to be able to
AIJ, BUSINESS 8TODIES.
And than wo bad tho various kinds bluo cambric.—New York Times.
vanced in years, but clear and strong- In believe anything.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
pointed out to us, Thoro wore white mice
Intellect aud retaining many of tho
Bilacate Tour Ilowels Wtth Cuaoaretn.
How do they make tbe Interest on their
with coal black eyes, white mico with
ENGLISH BRANCAES, ETC.
Aunt Kllen'fl 811k Walit.
1
..
— .cbannB that, made her In earlier days a
Cnndy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
black markings, cream mice and white
bonds 1 Do thoy charge a tee tor raising the
I t was on a train coming from Balti- favorite In society.—Woman's Journal.
Tbe most eWantly fitted boats, finest rtate
PAYMENTS ON EASY TEBS18.
U>o. 25a. l i a o . O . fftiL druggists refund money.
with fawn markings, all of wliloh had more. Tho passage through the tunnol
dead or healing the sick 1
rooms and boat meals. Tbe rate, iacludlaff
IT I S WELL KNOWN that COLBMAN meals atid state rootu», is less than you can
mnOo tJjDJiisuJvca conspicuous by taking had begrimed tho hand railings on tbo
"All a man bath will he give for his life.1'
A Il«dBon For the Decay of Teeth,
COLLEGE is tbe largest and bestechool, and travel by rail, and you get rid of the dust
first and second prizus nt various shows.
platform with a black coating of cinders
by large odds the beat equipped of ita class in and changing cars.
The Denver Times says: '• In a paper read
MIDDLE VALI-EY.
"You uru a mum box of a club devoted and soot. As tho train rounded tho lost A deficiency of llmo and mineral saltB by tbe Rev. D, Lamont on "tfoottishBapsection of the country.
If you want to go south, beyond Norfolk to
The Rev. W. H. tthawger, of Dover, will this
to the keeping of mico, are you not?" I curve before coming into tho station, a In food leads to a decay of tho teeth. A
Write or call for College Journal, and read
writer, remarking on tho increas- tistB" at the Baptist ministers' meeting lately give his popular lecture entitled " Tea nights what our graduates and othera say of the Southern Floes and PinebfutT, the winter
Inquired.
youugwoman Htrugglcd with tho door and modern
Health Reeorta, or to Vaughan, K. C, the
ed
uso
of
artificial
dentures
among
quite
be
stated
that
Saint
Patrick
was
a
Scotch
BchooL
In a bar room," a t the hall in this place on
'"IJJO National Mouse club di» you steppod out upon the platform. She found
Pennsylvania Colony headquarters, Peachland, P. C , the New England Colony, Statmcanr" suld Miss Qrlnuton, "Yes, I rany tt GO windy und tho cur lurched BO that she young people, has prophesied that a gen- Baptbt. Saint Patrick was born In theThursday evening, April IS, a t eight o'clock.
C. HoBTOS,
H . COLKJCAH.
eration or two houco wo shall bo a tooth- fourth century at Dumbarton. His father
ham,Ga,, tbe Ohio Colony end headquarters
Bay that I wns one of tho promoters of it. was obliged to hang on tightly.
Also pictures of " Destruction of tho Maine,1
less
people.
Another
reason
for
the
decay
ot tbe Union Veterans Southern Settlements,
Pramu
It is now four yimra old, and today is In a
was
a
member
of
the
Town
Council
of
tbat
It
is
hoped
there
will
be
a
full
house,
as
tbe
With a loud hiss the train camo to a of teeth in our time, however, is found In
you can connect with the Seaboard Air Lice,
very flourishing state; You would bo sur- standstill, and she alighted from tho stop
place. His teichlngs were of the Baptist, proceeds are for the Sunday school, and
For Information a* to rates of travel address
prised what n number of letters I have and ran quickly toward the exlfc gato. our uso of soft white bread. Since homo and because baptism received and conferred
If. H. TIPFETT
THOMAS BAKER
W. L. G0ILLADDE0, V. P. & T. M., New '
asking for udvico on various subjects, With arms outstretched sho made, for a baking and tho uso ot coarser flours de- by Saint Patrick was immersion is another Hvery body who hears this lecture ftnd sees
Tort.!
clined,
wo
have
paid
for
our
fastidiousness
tbe
beautiful
colored
pictures
wishes
to
mostly from boys, of course; but many tall, fashionably dressed woman in a light
For information as to farming or mineral
lands, water powers, manufacturing Bites or
indies are now making the kseping of mico silk waist. Tho latter smiled and camo by Increased dentists' fees. White bread proof of bis sect. No mention is maae of him ihem again.
winter resorts, rates of board, reat at cot
<* hobby. I am not the only one, I assure forward a fow steps, hut suddenly stopped has also to answer for much of tbo anosmia by the Catholics until 170 years after his
that spoils tho looks nnd saps tho strength death and be nover received a dispensation
tages.&c, address JOHN PATRICK, Chief Inyou."
with a doubtful look. Tho newly arrived >f BO many girls and women,
9U0OMSORS TO HOBAOK I/. DUNHAM
dustrial Agent, S. A. Ii., PlDeb.uff. North
from the Catholic Cburch " of Rome." How
Other mico were thon shown to us— ono, however, did not hesitate. Sho rushCarolina.
14-I0w
is that for history 1
Giiwoiato, tricolor, array, blue nnd white, ed forward and placing a hand upon each
To Clean OItt«* Over Plctarem. •
looking more liko so many diminutive of tho other'B shoulders, she planted a
Insurance
and
Heal
Estate,
" Saint Patrick was a gintleman
To clean tho glass over pictures dip a
Finn™ pi gB than anything else.—Home hearty kiss on her cheek.
Low Rates and First Class
And came o' dacent people,
-Notes (London).
"Oh, horrors!" exclaimed tho tall worn- ploco of chamois in alcohol, wring neatly
dry, and wipe thoroughly, yot lightly,
In Dublin town be built a church
Ota PromCompanies
FriKhiciiInK C h i l d r e n .
Polish
with
a
pleco
of
dry
chamois,
xho
And put upon't a steeple."
Ue Me l "
"Oh, horrors what?" asked the girl with gilded frames may bo cleaned with tho olNothing van bo worso fora child than
At some Car. BLACKWELL and WARREN STREET."
He was born in 805 or close to that. When
to bo frightened. Tho effect of the score a fiuBh of mixed embarrassment and in- oohal. If oil paintings need cleaning
time la her
D. J,
« i»filiiwto recover from. I t remains dignation on hor face. " I s it possible
thoroughly, diimpon a soft cloth in warm did the Baptists originate ?
"Write for our interesting
interesting' hooka
books " Invent
Inventlife Cupid
Dover. New Jersey
ort Help " and.
ortHelp
and ""How
How you
you are awlrindled."
MiiicttniL'S until maturity, as Is shown by Bho oontinucd, "thatlhnvo mndo a mis- water in which Boine castilo soup has been
pleads in
Send m a roncb akateft or model of your
every wornnmtiy instances of morbid Bonsltiveiicas take. If you are not my Aunt Ellen, you dissolved. Dry carefully and then varnish
invention
or
improvement
and
we
'
wlli.cll
certainly
answer
her
description."
an's ear,
<"«! excessive nervousnesa.
Not infrolightly with sonftthin, clear French "reyou Tree our opinion aa to whether It la •
John Boylefl, who resided near Bernarda" I guess I'm your Aunt Ellen, all touching" varnish. It is well to consult
probably patentablo. Wo make a specialty i
quuutly feuj. i 8 uniploycd as a means of
and when that time conies
vllle, died on last Friday of pleuro-pneuof applications rejected In other hand*, <
it is a woman's duty to
jHscijillne. Cblldron nrti controlled by bo- rlRht," answered tho toll woman ruefully, an artist In regard to tho best varnish.
Highest references lunUshedi
monia, after an illness of several weeks. He
think twice before sue
'"B iimdo to believe that something torrl- "but I bad hoped to bo ablo to wear tills
:
KARION * KAKION
answers. She s h o u l d
woe about fifty years of age. A wife, two
|™ will happen to them and punished by waist more than oneduy. Just look at
or any other ladies who wish to work
A
Woman'*
Power.
PATENT
SOLICITORS & EXPERTS
think
once
for
herself,
.. ,.
wiigfOiut up in dnrk rooms or by being your hands."
sons and three daughters survive him.
Civil 4 Mechanical Engineer*, Qrtdatte* of tite <
and once for the man who
A
woman
may
dazzlo
whou
she
Is
morWith
a
llttlo
shriok
of
consternation
the
I'olytochnlo
School or Enaineerlog. Bachelor! In i
P"t ui pint's thoy stand in drcud of.- No
8.
S.
Cbllds
and
family,
who
spent
the
has
chosen
her
for
his
life
companion.
on
ry,
but
sho
Is
most
charming
when
eho
Is
Applied Solencoi, Laval DnlTerilty, Mcm&en
u_ without vivid mamary at his child- young woman looked nt her hattds and at
If Bhe Is suffering from a torturing, dragwinter in Newark, have returned to "Bairus*
Fatcbt Law AMOctotlon, American W»ter Wort*
nouu cun comprehend how entirely eruoi tho ruined waist and then sat down and teuder and sympathetic. Whou hor voice
ging weakness or disease BO prevalent -with
Aaioclatfon, HowXnBlu)cl Violet Works AHO?.
Biun things uro. Wo have often heard orlcd As tho two loft tho station there takes a softened tono and hor eyes look Brae," their handsome country residence in her sex, she lias no right to answer " Yes'' working for us in *pare time at home on
until her health is restored. If she docs, our cloths. We offeryou agood chance
pawn purmniB tell of cho Buffering they wora threats of a certain rallroud company wards, that hor Mp3 hosltato to say—then, Bernardsvllle.
ahe
will
be
wretched
and
111
herself
and
tier
if
sho
only
know
hor
power,
it
would
bo
a
The Board of Education for Bernards
""vuiMulurud na children undurlikoclr- having suit brought against it fora sllK
will be an unhappyone, Dr. Pierce's to make plenty ofspending money easily,
and rttuount tho irroparablo waist that cost at least $1.08 per yard.— bad time for the world nt largo! Only she townBQip bos organized by electing M. D. home
Prescription ia a scientific remedy in leisure hours. Send i : c for cloth and
nover knows it. Possibly nbo charms the Wylley president and frank 0 e Coster dis- Favorite
h thuy
th ure siiro thoy
h then
l re- Washing mi Poet.
that cures all weakness, disease, disorder full directions for work, and commence
Injury wMch
most when she la unconscious of It, The trict clerk. F. F. Bowman resigned as clerk. and derangement of the delicate and Imcelvua. Nu purunt, no nurso, cupablo of
Oar
WoTHt
Fnnlt.
very
unconsciousness
is
a
part
of
the
portant feminine organs. It is not a cure- at once. Cloths sent anywhere. Address
w u i l n g tho young la fitted tot hor postall," but a medicine deviBed to correct this WINOOSKBT CO. (150.C)
Boston, M u i .
Undoubtedly the tongue is tbo most ohorin.
PARKER.
one class of disorders and no other. It
4-1 y
. Mfg. Utpt.
trying
member
of
tho
body,
but
it
scorns
UlilJdrei), as near LJ possible, ehollld bo
Nothing IB more ugly than to see the A literary and musical entertainment will lias accomplished its purpose la tens of
»«liiwl nub to know tho sensu of four, reasonable that an endeavor to rnjotho skin arouud the finger nalla covorlng tho
thousands of cases, as fs shown by tens of
"inch, nbnvo ovory thing OIBO, IS to be tongue shonld meet with partial success. nail. A llttlo lemon julao should bo kept be given In the Parker school houso on Wed- thousands of testimonials of tlie grateful
enroll In thulr education early «ud Into. All, no doubt, cheek tho hasty word some- In a bottlo on tho dressing table and well, nesday evening, April ID. Tim programme patients themselves. It imparts vigor and
times,
especially
directly
after
™*f*8
to the entire womanly organism,
, " ' " Intel-rating facts (lciallng with tho
rubbed round thu nnlls at night. With tho is a long and interesting one, and the pupils virility
Blackwell Street, Dover, N. J .
and is the best of all nerve tonics and re•urs or clilldnin hiivo boon collected by a New Year's resolutions, and moat of UBaddition of a little honey It wilt keep and friends are working hard, thuB Insuring storatives.
14 Years' Experience
It fits forwifehood and motheruso
wine
dicorotlon
in
talking
about
our
M I known urotasaor. Ho tound that
much
longer.
,
DEALERS IN
hood.
It
transforms
weak,
nervous,
dc
a
great
success,
and
thoss
who
attend
will
be
Extracting a Specialty
cl
;,',, ' "Mrun wcro atnild of 11,4511 things. neighbors But our bosotting sin 1B in exspondent
invalids
into
healthy,
happy
pressing ourselves too freely. Wo annul
If a woman be shortsighted, Jet her well repaid. Proceeds for the school library Women.
.'"-' tailing [curs wore lightning nnd opinionated, and wo want everybody to
BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS.
NEAK DERBY'S HARDwear oyeglnBBes. Tho constant strain on tickets for sale by tbe pupils.
ilmti i "''""™" strangers, tho dnrk, know Just what wo think about every- tho oyes, Inovltflblo from going without,
" I was so weak I could scarcely walk about
WARE BTOBR
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldthe house," writes Mrs, Mattie Scruggs, of
'uiin, domestic nnlinulB, wutcr, fflicmts. thing, so wo talk Indisorimlnntoly about IS most Injurious to tho sight nnd quiokly
Does Coflbo Ajeroe W i t h You T
Allen's Creek, Araherst Co., Va. " Was reduced ings, etc.. Bracket and Scroll Sawing
^uts, nits und nileo and high words. this nnd thut and ohenpen all wo say by cirnsea wrinkles around tho eyea in the
to a mere skeleton, i was never free from pain done to order. Best Lehigh and ScranDOVER.
N. J .
If
not,
drink
Grain
O—made
from
pure
"IUOI tho fours wuro tho results of iiur- Baying too much.
the back and head and could not sleep at
effort to GOO plainly.
grains. A lady writes; " The flret time I In
ufght. I bought three bottles of Dr. plcrce's ton Coal. Split and Block Wood. Blue
™ mi eiimrluuijcs—thut Is, In o district
A fow torso sentoncoa onanyonosuDjecc
made Grain-01 did not like it, but after using Favorite Prescription anil 'Golden Medical Dia- Stone, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Cement
U, , , " " " " " wind hnd wrought a havoo by tbo person of habitual consorvnfcism in
Tbo Duohoss of Mnrlborough has good
R. t SMITH
THOS. FANNING
covcry'nnd two vials of'Plra&unt Pellets.' After
" "»l"l«ai ivoro iifruld of It. In utluir spoooh Invariably hnvo mow inttuonco than t&sto In jowols. In wearing bull gowns of It for a week nothing would induce motogo tat ing these six weeks I felt like a new person; Tile Drain Pipe, etc.
iii'if8 " """'y"' 3 showed by what inonun tho eutlro opinion of some voluble Indi- soft, white, fluffy materials she invariably back to coffee." I t nourishes and feeds the slept well and grained in flcali. X ntu doiug nil
ELEPHONE
NO.
30
SMITH
&
FANNING,
lmd
my
own
house
wo
rlt
and
we
have
nine
iu
the
'r ,!"f
wrk<!d ujiun tho imaginations vidual. Moreover, we hurfc ounwlvos and wears strings of pearls us ornawiouts «nd system. The children can driuk it troely family,"
HIM
''lren
' • ' """ district IU liour others nearly ovory time wo give freo roin reserves her diamonds for gowns of moro with great benefit. It is tho strengthening
A man or woman who neglects
Masons and Builders
constipation Buffers from alow
» , , , , O I " i ? . w m o d l ™ l < l ' i B thu end of t h o toouTBpoooh. "Fmiiillnrtty broods con- serious matorlala.
aubstanco of pure grains. Got u package toSUBSCRIBE: FOR
poisoning;. Dr. PJcrce's Pleasant
DOVER. N. J .
tempt," wo arc told, and th» mow wo talk
day from your grocer, follow the directions
Pellets cure constipntion. One
tbo more familiar others become with our
Contracts for all kinds of work takon and
In using alnvea to Bleep in to whiten tho In making it and you will have a delicioui
little "Pellet" is a ceulle laxa- THK ERA, $1
PER
inner solves, and ordinarily *»'f ^ " f ^ hand* caro should bo takon to out the tips
all
materials
furnished.
Practical experience
tive,
nnd
two
a
milrl
cfltlinrHc,
(a «rery branch of mason wore.
sink in their estimation. Wo hurt others of thD fingers off or tho hnnd will getover- and healthful tablo beverage for old and
All medicine dealers sell them,
young. 15a and S5o.
No other pills are " Juat as good.11 YEAR.
,,1
" ""vu mil nu tnu i-osc i n c by talking of thorn and their J
heatod and muoh rodder in consequence.
nwBora raoMra<T A r n n i n o TO.
4wi.il11
' " ' " " " " a " '» thivt iinronU' now pause we often glvo things a to
upon aHoutlou a n d lovo t o Insure
MAN AM) HOME.
tho gooilm-hH or their rhilrtrcn in^to:Lr| of
terrorizing thoni wilh wnanV wn,ib Fhlliulctliihiu I'.v^.
The "Criterion"
SAVINGS BANK
GAS G£N£RATOR
THE ACETYLENE
LIGHTING CO....
COLEHUN
OLD DOMINION STEAMERS.
Tippett & Baker
PATENTS
I PROMPTLY SECUBEDI
FARMERS' WIVES
Ian Earn Lots of Hloneg
R. C. VREELAND
Dover Lumber Co
Dentist
T H E I R O N ERA, DOVER. N. J.. APRIL 7. 1899
Zbe Huon Eva.
FRIDAY, A P R I L 7, 1899.
THE DOVER PRlNTiNU COMPANY
l'l'Bl.lSUEHH AM.) PKOriUiCTUUH.
TERMS OF SUBSCRUMIOX INVAKIAULY IN* ADVANCE.
Oue Your
91.00
Six MoulhH.,
TUroe Mouth*
.Jo
itl'
Tuetic
The bfrvict' uf the judgmuut of OUSUT on
"lidny of hist week utTordcd Editor Siwiiwr,
>t tbu Journal, an opportunity of writing
limsolf down an utv. und, needlet-s to say, lie
tvuifel hluiht-lf of it with uvidity. His story
in the niKttT, printed tit'tween turned t-oliimn
ruleb. was; o ^tmlietl ftttcinpt to lisfDg tin1
[lnnils of the rt'inliTs of the Journal, und in
[iiisstating the cast? as lie did he put an utl'rot.t
npuu their intclligenre. To ivhearhe tbe
*;[<«•>• of the dealings which culminated in
certiorari prcx-eedings, to \*e followed Intt'l
in bj* quo warranto prot-eedings, would seem
o us a s needless at this late day, tbe facts
Hiving boeu set forth with great clearness
time and again. Yet we read in the Journal,
u tbe article in question, that "Among the
candidates and Hiicce&sfu] nominees, it was
well recognized who could be relied on to vote
NEW
BICYCLES.
VICTOR, MONARCH AND FEATHERSTONE LINES
SPRING
Genuine NORTHERN GROWN, raised specially for
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
seed. We receive: direct shipments from Houlton, Maine,
At $24.50, $25.00, $28.00, $32.50, $37 and $47.50. thereby avoiding- all chance of fraud, so frequent in this line,
M. & W. Lamps
$1.45 each
20th Century Lumps... 1.60 each
Ham's Diamond Lamp... 1.S5 each
Bicycle Oil
7c ljottle
Nickeled Bells
iSc each
Veder's Cyclometers.... 79c each
READY
The appointment of a 1 iitU<ti of the
Hoard of ftlucutiou to look into tlie needs of
the town UE to increased school accommodations, with a view to formulating a definite
The people, in SPRING OVERCOATS $6.60 TO $12.00
proposition for submission to the i>eople, as for the foreign gas. *
of all the facts, voted and
Btatod in our report of tlie Hoard meeting, is full
MEN'S SPRING SUITS $6.00 TO $15.00
a step in the right direction, Tho able letter made choice by their election; of the men
Our beautiful assortment of Boys'
of County Suiwriuteiuleut Cox to the Board. whom they desired to serve them." This is
and Children's Clothing excels anywhich we printed last week, sets forth in simply untrue. In that election Duvid Young
thing ever shown in llie city.
was
candidate
for
Mayor,
and
it
was
known
plain terms the Berioumess of our school
bituatiou. The pastBeveral Boards of Edu- of him tbat be was hostile to tbe establish'
cation have recognized tbe necessity for a mont of a gas plant in Dover, He was defeat—IN—
new scliool building and Principal Hulsart has ed, although the normal Republican majority
repeatedly discussed in his reports the ad in Dover is upwards of 200, if not quite
vautegee of and necessity for ]ieriuaiit!ut in Messrs. George A. llaynor and John Siumpf,
crease of Bchool-rooin facilities. Twice, by both Democrats, were only elected because it
-ANDthe unanimous action of the Board of Educa- was uot known tbat they would use their
positions
as
Counciltneu
toplay
iuto
the
bands
tion, attempts have Itcen made to submit tbe
question to the ]>eoi>Ie, hut while the town of the local lighting monopoly. Both Luued
was in quo war ran to litigation it was felt circulars Betting forth, in substance, that they
that nothing involving the issuance of bonds would favor tbe establishment of a gas planl
In Dover ou reasonable terms. And in all
could be dune.
In the meantime tlie Board of Education tbat followed the Journal Bided with tin
haw pursued tlie only course open for the ac- Councilmauic trio, although their acts were
Cor. Dlackwell and Sussex Sts.,
commodation of tbe constantly- increasing BO subversive of the interests of tbe people
tbat
recourse
had
to
taken
to
the
Suprem
number of school pupils, by fitting up for
school purposes rental rooms. These rented Court, which high judicial tribunal put an
rooms have increased in number tilt at pres- effective estoppel upon their inachinationB.
Ilia Denomination.
The whole matter may be stated thus;
ent there are employed in tuem eight teach'
At thoclosoof service ono Sunday inorn
ers, and they are attended by nearly four The people wanted gas, and, above all, wanted Ing the pustor of a city church went down
hundred pupils. The board deserves credit competition in lighting. Local lighting In' tho ulfilo, its wns Ids custom, to greet the
for meeting the needs of tbe schools so well teresta were opposed to the coming In of a strangors in the congregation. "You are
not a member of our church," he said to
as they bave under tbe circumstances. Tin foreign lighting concern, The means used one of them.
rooms have been fitted up as well as possible to keep a rival company out were not such
"No, sir," replied tho stronger.
"Do you belong to any denomination,
and by fire drills the danger from thin source as would stand the scrutiny of tholafr, henci
may I nskP"
has been brought to a minimum. Yet re- the victory of the people when the certlorari
"Well," responded tho other hesitatingsuits came to be decided. Then the question
course to Buch relief Is warranted only for
ly, "I'm vf hat you might caU a submerged
limited period of extreniu necessity, and now came up, *' By wbat warrant do they act ?" Prouby tor Inn."
"How is thatP"
that the question of permanent relief can be and it has now been decided tbat they (the
" I was brought up a Presbyterian, my
city " government) were without warrant.
directly submitted to the people, the interwife Is a MuthodlBt, ray oldest daughter 1B
ests of the children in Hues of school work, There has been no mourning over tbo going a Baptist, my son is tho organist at a Uni
health and safety require an early replace- outof office of tbe " City Council," and Dover vars&liBt church, my second daughtcrsliifcs
ment of annexes by a modern, well ventU will soon be going along again in the even In nn Episcopal chair, and my youngest
goes to a Congregational Sunday school.'
ated, will lighted, safe school building, with tenor of its way, but the people have
"But you contribute, doubtless, to some
learned tbat a more unreliable guide than th
a suitable play-ground.
one ohurchP"
"Yes, I contribute to all of them. Thai
The present arrangomout, with streets foi Journal Is not published.
1Bpartly what submerges me."—Youth's
play-grounds, is not only dangerous hut ex
Companion.
TJIE
Index
last
week
felicitated
itself
upon
ponsivn, ThtBO annexes cost in rental ahou
How t h e Trouble Degniti
ttJOU a year. This alono would pay tbo in its confessedly narrow escape from an imHo had been reading tho paper and octerest on $12,000. ThiB annual expense, be- pending beat in the matter of the service ol
casionally
repeating to her somo Item that
the judgment of ouster. " I t came mighty
sides the original cost of fitting the rooms :
Boomed particularly In tores ting. Thus li
well as possible for school purposes, and final- near being done," the Index tells Ite readers, happened he finally ran across an item
ly having only a temporary expedient, is noi and farther along in tbe article Editor Hum about tho In volition of a machine for
washing horses.
an economy that the judgment of the Dovel mel explains that " while closing up our last
"They'll have machines for washing ba
people will allow to continue, now that an forniB, we learned from Mr. Carhart in an bies noxt," he suggested.
opportunity offers for permanent and propei accidental manner, wbile chaffing him as tc
"Huh!" she exclaimed Indignantly.
relief. We believe that if the Board of Edu the City Council, that he was now out of It, "I'd just Uko to see ray baby washed by a
maohlnol"
cation plans for the best of accommodation the ouster having been left at bis home at 1!
"So would I," he returned.
of tlie Dover school children they will recelvi o'clock." What Is to bo thought of a newsHe afterward explained to some one a\
paper which learns of BO important a mattei tho club that It was an exhibition of the
the enthusiastic support of the voters.
"in an accidental manner," and then tells its insincerity of woman, for while ho hod
readers that t h e ' ' writs were in the possession done absolutely nothing but agree with
H e Does Thnt.
her, she was so displeased that; he found it
An observant member of the Sunday Cat of said parties between 24 and 72 hours'
impossible to read hla paper In comfort.—
Now,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
the
"
write
"
were
Chicago Post.
Htalf Bald last Sunday of Senator Pitney thai
he " took a leading part in debate in tbe State not in tbe possession of the EHA even 24 hours
A PolUiiea n«Kcal.
Senate last Winter, and challenged the lead- before the ERA went to press, and, moreover,
Mrs. Hansom—1 uudcrstnnd, air, thai
ership of Senator Johnson more than once every Hue on tbe subject—editorial as well as you hiLVo socrutly been making love to my
UQWB
story—was
put
in
type
on
tbat
Frida;
Mr. Johnson is generally regarded as an able
daughter, and I must forbid »n acquaintni an, but he does not command sympathy or morning. But the EHA did not get its new nuco begun in that way. You Uiould have
scon mo Urst.
concerning
tbe
ouster
by
accident
I
t
wai
admiration. There Is a frostluess which is
Shrewd Suitor—Aludnm, had 1 seen you
not found near tbe Morris county Senator') on the lookout for it from tbe day on whici first I sliuuhl have forgotten yourdaugh
seat. Tbe Bergen Seuator is said to be am' tbe Court of Errors, at Its November sitting, tcr and falU'ii In lovo with you.
Mrs. Hansom— Um I Tho informality
bitious to succeed Congressman Stewart, indicated tbat its judgment in tbe quo warof tho proctvding wns nil I objected to.
from the Fifth district, comprising Bergen ran to caea would he confirmatory of that run Comowitli ii«. ami I will Introduco yon
and Passaic, and the severity he manifests dered by the Supreme Court in July of lasi to my liu.shaiiil. —Cliuiim
to ward the rest of creation is not apparoni Tear, And when tbe judgment was finally
when those two. counties are concerned, announced in March, the ERA redoubled i!
Senator Fitney'a ambitions take a wide watchfulness, and so, when the certified
scope, and the consequences are that he seeks copies of the judgment of ouster finally
to please, and generally pleases, pretty nearly reached Dover, the ERA, told the Btory.
DOVER, - NEW JERSEY
WASH DRESS GOODS.
For Rent.
LOST.
$ 3 . 2 5 per Dm.
$ 1 . 2 0 peiDuslei
an excellent middle
$2.75 per in. $1.00
C A R M E N N O . 3» the best of the late varieties, great
yielder, of handsome form, few and shallow eyes.
LADIES' OXFORD TIES.
Women's Dongola Kid Oxford Ties with patent
leather tips, every part solid leather
Women's Dongola Kid and Russet
Oxford Ties
Q U E E N Q U A L I T Y Oxford Ties Tun-and
Black
$ 2 . 7 5 per ill.
$ 1 . 0 0 per Dosiiel
$1.00 pr W e have just received two cars of the above, which we
contracted for early, before the heavy advance in price, and the
prices we quote are lower than we could buy them for now.
$1.35 to $2 prTo
show you the advantage of buying g-ood seed, although
1
last season was a poor crop year for potatoes, yet Mr. Sylvester
Dickerson, of Dover, without making any special effort, raised
Men's Russet Shoes
Queen Quality $3.00
from the Maine grown seed he bought from us, potatoes at the
for spring wear, an entire new
rate of 360 bushels to the acre, and he was only one ofsmany
Shoes for women. Wear, that's
stock in all the latest shapes
who reported similar results.
$2.00 to $4.00 pr.
important, fit when others fail.
Please order early before assortment is broken.
The Geo, Richards Co. Tbe Gco. Richards Co.
n
1
li
SPRING OPENING
—AT—
MISS NOLAN'S.
c
ll
1
The opening of Spring Millinery takes
place next Wednesday, March 29, and!
following days and will far surpass anything heretofore shown.
Among the Trimmed Hats are many
exclusive novelties in French Pattern
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Hats and Bonnets that will not be seen
elsewhere and will nol be duplicated.
All are invited whether intending to
purchase or not.
-OF-
8 East Blackwell Street.
BUILDING LOTS
40 Lots at $50 each.
50 Lots at $75 each.
80 Lots at $100 each.
Morrlstown, N. J .
la the largoet investor in Real Estate
Mortgagee In the County, havlne approximately «tX»,O0D of Us funds loaned at the
present time on this class of security, covering property of more than doable that value.
It-Invites Applications for t h i s Class
of Loans in Large or Small Sums.
Expenses for Searches, etc,. Moderate
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT.
TLia Institution vAll also make loans on
accepted collateral security, payaWe on demand or on specified time, at current rate
of interest.
HBNHY W. MILIiEE, President.
H. T. HULL, Seorrtary and Treasurer.
All the above lots are 50x100 feet and are on the
DOVER, N. J.
JOHN W. HURD PROPERTY
TUESDAY, APRIL 11;
and will be sold on payments
REED &. VAN'S
OF ONLY
ROOF GARDEN
High Class Vaudeville Co.
Japanese Band aqd OrGQestra.
GREAT SINGERS....
....GREAT DANGERS
WM. PEARN & SON.
For Sale Cheap.
$ 1 . 2 0 per bushel
Dimities, Lawns, Jaconettes, Corded Novelties, Batistes, Printed P R I D E O F T H E N O R T H ,
Dotted Swiss, Organdies, &c.
crop potato, pure white skin and flesh.
10c yd
Dimities
5c yd Batistes
Jaconettes
10c yd
Printed Dotted Swiss
12c yd
Lawns
;c yd
Corded Novelties
10c yd Organdies
15c yd
80 Say We All of Us.
Paya the Unionist-Gazette, of SomerviUe:
IT is reported that tbe North Jersey 5tree1
" Just as the legislative session has come tc
Railway Company, which recently absorbed
the Consolidated Traction Company, the a close a blast of criticism and abuse is heard
Newark and South Orange Street Hallway from tbe Democratic side against Senato:
Company and other Bmaller roads, haB nov Mahlon Pitney, whom they regard as a pros
consummated a deal by which it takes in tb pecttve and formidable candidate for Goverhelps the team. Saves wear and J
expense. Sold everywhere.
North HudBon County Railway and tbe Or- nor. Senator Fitney handled Senator Mo•
KADI BY
Dermott
without
gloves
and
unhorsed
the
ange and Passaic Railway Company. This
STANDARD OIL CO.
Hudson
Beaator
In
an
attempt
to
forci
makes the total mileage controlled by the
North Jeraey Street Railway Company IOC through Improper legislation under cover.
miles and tbe total capitalization. $70,000,000. There was no more careful observer in the
Nearly every trolley road in East Jersey io Senate, no one quicker to detect Improper
now under the North Jersey's control, and as measures, no one more ready to explain hii
Notice is hereby given that I , Charles H .
tbo capitalists behind It are also In control ol own motives. Mr. Fitney is a born fighter.
Barrett, of the Township of Roxbury, Morris
the olectrio light companies in the Barae sec- His integrity and honeety as a legislator are County, N, J., will make application to the
unquestioned.
He
is
bold
and
aggressive,
Inferior
Court of Common Pleas on tbe twention, a consolidation of trolley, eleotrlo lighi
and this naturally antagonizes those to whom ty-fourth day of April, 1899, to have the
and gas interests is predicted.
license granted to Clarence S, Brown in the
he may be opposed. Ue is a man of deter- present term of January, 1800, t o keep an inn
mined purpose, and when he believes he is rJghi or tavern in tbe Township of Roxbury, in
SENATOII BHAUN, of Passaic county, when
said county, transferred to mo for the unexon a measure it takes Btrong reasoning to pired term thereof.
tbe appropriation bill was under discussion
Dated April 4,1809.
make him recede. Buch a man naturally
In the Senate during the laet week of tbe
S0-3w
CHAnLBS H . BARRETT.
becomes the target for the arrows of tbe
recent legislative Befialon, Btated publicly on
enemy. But Senator Pitney lias only gained
the floor of the Senate that he had worked
In influence by hia first year In the Senate.
with the appropriation committee and apAll ready to load on a wagon, good
He has shown that he 1B capable of filling
proved the appropriations reported by that
road, and all down hill to Dover, 50c
any offlco within the gift of the people."
committee, This statement seemed to have
ier load for all two horses can draw
bee!n satisfactory to Senator Braua'e Demorom the pile.
Tbe East Orange Township Committee has
* critic colleagues, for all, with the single exJENKINS, BUCK & CO.,
decided
not
to
take
action
under
the
incorpo2O-I mo
Mine Hill, N. J,
ception of Senator KcDermott, of HudBon
ration act till next year. By the rider atcuiinty, voted for tbe appropriations as retached to tbe General Township bill East
ported. Still we find our Democratic conOrange is exempted from its provisions till
temporaries seeking to make political capital
February 25, 1900, and this time will allow ' T H E STORE under Odd Fellows'
outtof what they are pleased to call the recktbe examination of the act enabling East Hall, on Sussex Street, Dover, is for
lestf expenditures of the recent Legislature.
rent. Enquire of Trustees,
Orange to become a city.
JOHN MOLLER,
HARRY WALKER
THE Morristown Manner, whose other
WHEN a hill for lumber, etc., was being
THOMAS W. BARTON,
name is The True Democratic Banner, last
acted upon by tho Board of Education at tbe
we4kWrted In on the eixty-flrat year of it*
meeting of that body on Tuesday evening, it
publication. It was established sixty years was explained that " i t wag a cow stable at
ago by the late Louis C. Vogt, father of the ono time and we had to put now flooring in
A Fur Boa, on WedDe«day afternoon,
present proprietors, and whose other eon,
By " i t " was meant the Fcquonnoo between William H. Baker's store on Warren
Btreot and Bcbmoizer'B store on Blackwoll
" Ben"'H. Vogt, was the founder of tho EHA. street annex.
street. Finder will pleoso return to tlie E R A
The Banner's " ups and downs," we are glad
SO 1 1 .
TUB National Steel Company some time oflleo.
to Boy.^ieem to have been all "ups," a fact
upon'-which its proprietors are to bo con ago purchased the /Etna Standard Iron and
gratulatod. The EHA hopes that it may con- Steel Company, paying about 14,000,000 for
tinue in the enjoyment of tbe favor of the for tbe plant. On Monday a 10 per cent, inBicycle repairing in all Its branches,
creaso was given t o tho workmen, numbering and Bicycles built to order. All work
public
4,000. Was this despite the Dlngloy tariff 1 uarantccd.
" A L L A N I#. MCDBHUOTT ^Bsailed by Little
63 Blackwell Street,
Dover, N. J .
P i t " -won the caption of an editorial in the THE custom receipts for tho month of
sou
Jersey 'di'ty News the other day. It isn't Marcb footed up almost $31,000,000. How ii
conceivable that tho editor of our Jersoy City tbat for tho much docrled Dlngley tariff .
contemporary never saw Senator Pitney,
WJioii Travollnar,
who ia-the person meant by "Little Pit," Whether on pleasure bent or businoss, take on
Three Challenge 600-Egg Incuevery
trip
a
oottle of Syrup of Pigs, asitacta
banco we must conclude that In his eyes
moBt pleasantly and effectually on tho kldSenator McDormott Is a sort of Goliath. If 7ieyn, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, bators. Apply to
of sickness.
sickness. For
ber forms of
For
our conclusion Is a correat one It must be loatlochcB and otber
Jenkins, Buck & Co.,
salo in 50 centt bottles
b t t l by
b all
ll leadlngdrugglsta,
l d l d l t
aaid thItat Senator MoDorinott's " finish " com- Manufactured by the California Fig Byriip
Co, only,
ieted. tlio llkeueea.
8-3 w
nine Hill, N. J,
g|getod
f
EARLY N O R T H E R S , said to be several days
earlier than the Early Rose, and very prolific—a strong, vigor,
ous grower—its table qualities are excellent.
$ 2 . 7 5 per bbl. $ 1 . 0 0 per bushel
TURNER & CO.
Building Stone for Sale.
$3.25 per bbl. $ 1 . 2 0 per bushel
$ 3 . 2 5 per bbl.
Purnishings.
To W l p I! [Hag Concern.
the leading variety for earliness
COVERTS—In the beautiful tan shades.
VIG-EBEATJX—A handsome weave, in plain colors, dark greens,
French blues, &c.
POPLINS—The most favored weave of the season, new blues, rich
B E A U T Y O F H E B R O N , very productive and
shades of green, dark reds, beautiful tans, &c.
of
excellent quality, a first class early variety.
CHEPONS—Black, very fashionable this season, make a rich and
elegant gown, we have them in several qualities and
styles.
S I L K A N D W O O L NOVELTIES—Blaclc with indistinct stripe of
same color. Also tan of same style, both with small N E W Q U E E N , a good potato, closely resemblingthe Beauty of Hebron in appearance, but is much earlier, and
French blue polka dots, very handsome.
a heavier yielder.
All the above in D r e s s P a t t e r n s , no two alike.
HATS, CAPS
[AXLE
[CREASE
U. S. Tri p Cyclometers.. 79c each
Cement, per tube
3C e i i c l 1
EARLY ROSE,
Burdick's Cyclometers.. -09c cacli
Foot Pumps
30c each and fine quality,
Trouser Guards
3C P a i r
Toe Clips
?e Vnir
DRESS GOODS.
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES
MICA
and enabling us to guarantee our stock as Genuine Mainc
Grown. W e have them in the following varieties:
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
GOODS
everybody, from Sussex to Cape May."
SEED POTATOES.
PER MONTH
JAMES T. ECKHART, AgentOFFICE IN BAKER BUILDING, WARREN STREET,
DOVER,
A Grand Performance of Refined"
Vaudeville.
Watch for the parade of the Japanese Band at noon.
PRICES
w
- - 3s and 50 cents
.?.°Sl?_?? °f .Mle at XUlKoro'ii Dnut store, iu»»
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7, 1899.
5
. B. Johnston, jr., was graduated li
rjJFT 8CHO0Z. HOUSE IN BIGIIT.
A. Successful Plueon gliooc.
week from the Baltimore Dental College.
A pigeon shoot for a Bilver loving cup and
Sydney T. Smith conducted the services Llko Evorjihlnn Else tuu Vlltles UuBoard of E d u c a t i o n C o m m i t t e e HUB
the
amateur
championship
of
Morris
county
at tho Chrystal Street Chapel on Wednesday
uertuke, It Was a BuceuSB.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7
t b e JMattor I n H a n d .
us held on Friday hist at Jacob J. Drake's
evening.
A quarter of a century has rolled around Mount Freedom Hotel. The published conTho ad faterfm Board of Education ap"7^Ld at Hi" I'"*1 u i r i c c " ' D o v c r i N - J' There will be no service in the First M. E.since the organization of tbe tire department ditions of the shoot were fifteen live birds per pointed by County Huperiutendent Martin L.
Church on Bunday morning becauBtj alter- and every year, with the exception of one,man at handicap riaes, ranging from twenty!oi, at ita first luwtiug, uu Tuesday aigbl,
ations are being made,
Vigilant Engine Company has held a. ball on five to thirty-tvo yarda, the entrance the took a first step looking to tbe building of a
Jlr. and Mrs. Eugene Soiitti, of Orange, Easter Monday night. This year the Vigiea price of tbe birds. It was found, however, inucb needed school house iu Dover. Tlie
start on tbe aecond quarter century with a that on accountof the large number of shootSIMM. mr|*t cleauiuK-W. H. Hill, 111) pent Easter Bunday at the home of Mr.ball which iu point of splendor, attendance ers who signified thoir intention of entering need of a new bchuol was brought to thB
Smith's parents on New street.
notice of the board by Superintendent Cox
'. ( inn, kwell street.
and success probably excelled all others. that the supply of birds on band would be in a communication which was read to the
The Rev. T. F. Chambers and thB Rev. W.
,iv tiili'plif'"0 pay Ktation iB an addition
inadequate to carry out the original pro- board by Clerk Harry S. Fetors, and which
H. Laning will preach in Orara M. E. Church Over 350 gueste were present. Tbe clerk of
1 JR
nlie <if Harry L. Bchwarz. Call G(i.
on Sunday in th« morning and evening, re the Weather Bureau was kind and furnished gramme. It was therefore determined tbat was published in the E U A last week. In thin
pleasant weather. The armory decoration! each contestant Bbould shoot at ten birds and communication it was Btated that " y o u have
,„•>•.• Singleton " ' H " n i l 1 i n P o r t O r a m spectively.
were the prettiest and most elaborate that that the entrance fee should be four dollars ; at present more children outside of your
• I 'hcsii' operations in tbe course of three or
The Boys' Brigade met In the Armory of ever were seen at any function in that :hat the high gun should take tbe cup andBchool houses tban attend school in Roekuf.»ir'!»}•"•
Company M on Thursday evening for drill. building. Flags, bunting and streamers that the balance of tbe money, after deduct- •ay, Port Oram Netcoag, Chatham o r some
1
'ini/lii!£r (.'iii't n m o 6 iti> mipQ&r&oc© OD A public eihibitloa drill is expected in the greeted the eye everywhere. The orchestra ing the price of tbe birds and other expenses, of the less populous towushipe." Supervising
stiwts of Dover on Tuesday, a sure har- near future.
stand was decorated with ferns, flags and ihould be divided Into three moneys—fifty, Principal J . Howard Hulsart also touched
llill|!er,ifsuuim(jr.
Edgar Tiliyer, of Rutgers College, is spend- bunting and beforo It were placed plcturea of ;hirty and tweaty per cent.—and go respec- upon the need of a new school In an addenda
tively to the second, third and fourth high to bis regular monthly report. This is what
WK~ .1. Kmling, postmaster at Hacketts- ing his Easter vacation at the home of his ex : CblefJ. J. Vreeland, Chief J. 8. Melick,
"' imi a brother-in-law of George Mc- parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tiliyer, of President Frauk Cox, Foreman Henry Dehler 3coim There were nineteen entries for thehe Bald:
cup and tbe handicaps ran from twenty-six
11
Crli'Uen, postmaster of Dover, died suddenly Orchard street.
and the late ex-Chief W. S. Collard. Besides
While, during the quo warranto litigato thirty-two yards, with "Jake" Drake as
In the Presbyterian Church on Bunday the regular incandescent lamps there were scratch man. James Titmuons, of Morris- tion of tbe city government, no Btepj towards
tbe permanent Increase of school accommoj,,]jus Huirhouse lias an announcement on morning the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper added arc lights for the occasion and these
town, officiated as referee, and filled this try dations, with the necessary Issuance of bonds,
,t. •• of this issue to which the attention of will be administered. In the evening the furnished a clear bright light whlcb greatly ing position to tbe satisfaction of the Bhoot- etc., were possible, tbe necessity for additional
!'iTn«lM» of the EllA is culled. His custo- pastor, Dr. Halloway, will preach on "Bar- enhanced the beauty of tho scene, Of thears. Qulmby, of Morristown, won tbe cupschool rooms has steadily grown. The Board
of Education has loug recognized the need of
guests sixty-nine couples took part In tbe
,,,em g«t e»Ml v n l u 6 f o r t b 6 i r m o n e 5 r '
tlmeus."
a new school building, but through the force
grand march, with Floor Manager George
Captain Moses H. Spencer in getting hl»
ith a straight score. Three Dover shooters, of circumstances beyond its control recourse
At the annual vestry election of St. John'B
,..„,., iije " M. H. Spencor" and the " F. Church the following were elected for the Hedden and wife in tbe lead. Immediately O'Brien, Taylor and Decker, were second has ot necessity been t a d to rented rooms in
ith nine each, and divided first money. constantly increasing numbers.
..i rendinoss for the summer sea- nsuing year: W. P. Tumor, Senior Warden; after them were Assistant Floor Manager
Such an arrangement is warranted only
,„,, Captain Spencer is one of tbe most M. M. Searing. Junior Warden, and P. J. H, John Kerwick and wife, Chief James S. Taylor was B-> unfortunate as to loBe his last in"cases
of extreme necessity, and tbat for as
"liuliu" uwn i" tho boating business on Lake Basset!:, Matthew Tucker, George Tubby, J Melick and daughter, Mra. B. F. Dllbs; Presi- drd, which, though hard hit with tho first limited a time as possible. The Interests of
dent and Mrs Frank Cox, Foreman and barrel, dropped dead just over tho rear tbe pupils, both in school work ana in the
V. Ball, O. S. Boyd, Leonard Elliott and P.
Mrs. Henry Dehler, Frank F. Apgar and boundary. After tbe race for the cup was matter of health and safety, demand the reChiirlt-M H. Barrett, of Flauders, is tbe F. Hummel, vestrymen.
of these rooms a t the earliest opMiss Marie Cox, Clifford Nixon and daughter, concluded tbe Bhooters having only three placement
portunity by a well lighted, well venti'ated
mspectlvo owner of the I,edgewond House, A decree of divorce was last Friday granted
Miss Lizzie Nixon, and John Lynch and misses re-entered and shot out their quota of school building.
litterlo conducted l>y Olaronce Brown, who to Thomas O. Bullock from his wife Gertrude, ister, Miss Lizzie Lynch.
ilrds to determine who should take the second
" Rented rooms, not built for school puris to liwmne o resident of Dover. Mr. Bar- The case was tried before Vice Chancellor
poses, are not only eipenBive to the town,
All the intricate figures of the march, and third moneys. The score :
and poorly arranged for health and safety of
' r j t t is well known in liodgewooil, whero ho ituey in Morristown. Mr Bullock's counsel
yards
which ended in a quadrille, were gone through
the pupils, but successful work in them is
was Clarence Linn, of the law firm of Linn
fiinnerly lived.
S3 0 3 2 8 * 2 2 2 2 0 - 7 securea with considerably Increased labor
ith without a single hitch. The programme Drake,
28 0 1 0 0 w
and difficulty,
TIIB loss l>y lire to the Mt. Arlington Horse & Spoor, In Jersey City. Mrs. Bullock was alled for twenty-eight dances andat the end, Johmton,
Hluchman, 2t ! 0 2 • ! 0 n
" How tbat the matter is possible of subHIiueniR «"<1 Wheelwright Company's build- defended by Charles Stillwell, jr., of Morris- well on toward five o'clock, a quadrille Barnes,
80 0 0 2 0 w
mission to the people, I -would earnestly
O'Brien,
27
0
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1—
9
ing ut Mt. Arlington, aim tlio loss of Jolm B. town.
'as added in honor of Chief Melick. About
recommend tbat the Board take the necessary
Youngs,
27
0
0
2
?,
8
2
0
w
steps to that end by examining: further into
illtrkivell, a t Mt. Freedom, have been satisThe price of gas In Newark was last Satur- midnight there was an intermission for sup- Baker,
2 8 1 1 0 1 » 2 2 0 w
the needB of the situation, available location,
hrtorily udju»ted through tho ofBoe of iay reduced from $1.20 per thousand cubic per, which was Borved In the western end of Hathaway, 2U 0 0 2 0 w
etc,, and formulating ft definite proposition
C.
Orr,
30
2
0
2
0
0
w
H«rrv L. Scbvrarz.
'eet to tl.to, and a year hence a further re- the armory, which was curtained off tor the
for such submission,"
SS 8 a 1 S 1 2 2 1 1 2 - 1 0
Sunday trains on the lielaware, Lncka- uction of ten cents will go into effect. One Dccasion. During the march the Indira' Quinlby,
'aylor,
81 a 8 ! 1 H 1 1 1 • - « The subject -wasn't one to be parleyed over
„ „ „ , 0,,,l Western Railroad seem to have thousand four hundred gas ranges for cook- favors were distributed to all who took part Gibbs,
2 8 1 O 2 1 0 2 O W
nd on Commissioner A.. W , Condlct'a mo27 2 2 0 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 - 0 tion a committee consisting of Commissioners
lllleil a popular want and i t Is now stated ing purposes were sold in Newark last year, n It. They were from this office and their Decknr,
26 0 0 1 0 w
tint the service on tho MorriB and Esser r three times as many as wore ever before beauty excited much admiration, many say- Mumon,
Coudict, H. W. Crabbe, R. X. S. Lynd, S. B.
Crater,
30 0 2 0 1 2 0 w
ing that they were the prettiest of any ever J. Orr,
Johnston and S, H . Berry was appointed to
llivMmi will l>o doubled as soon as the old in one year.
2(1 0 3 O 0 w
28 2 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0— 7 look into the matter and report a t the next
schedule can be preparod.
George Ike and T. M, Ike were arrested on given out. Everything passed off smoothly, Plerson,
Whttehead, 20 0 0 0 w
thaukB
to
tho
efficient
work
of
Floor
Manager
meeting. This committee was appointed by
Company K, Second Regiment, at a meet- Saturday afternoon by Officers Hagan and
Hller,
2 8 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 W
Commissioner M. V. B. Searing, who was
ing bdd Iu its armory In Montclair last S i t - Byram for disorderly conduct. They were Hedden and bis osslBtante, John Kerwick and
*Dead
out
of
bounds,
chairman pro tern., President S. ft. Benunliiy nie'it elected Bayard T. Qarrabrant as ngaged in a fight on Canal street and T. M. ohn Lynch. The EIIA. congratulates the
w—Withdrew.
nett
being absent. Each member of tbe
Committee
of
Arrangements,
MesBrs.
Melick,
captain to succeed Thomas Slack, resigned. Ike, who is a cripple, struck a man named
committee
is strongly iu favor of the immeGrimm,
Cox,
Fearce,
Debler,
Hart
and
Harold W. Armstrong was chosen first lteu- Boyleover the head with his crutch, breakdiate erection of a new Bchool house and the
Hoard of Ilonltli.
ttiuuit and Jolra H. True* second lieutenant. ing his hat and cutting a gssh in his head. Stephens, on the Buccees of tbe ball. Messrs.
matter
will
n o doubt be submitted to the
Apgar,
Nixon,
Mayberry,
Hughes
and
The newly appointed Board of Health, beTlio State Board of Pardons on Thursday Recorder Gage fined Qeorge Ike t 3 and costs
Roderer formed thereceptloncommittee, and ing the old board reappoiuted by the Town voters of Dover i n a tangible sbape a t a disot last week paroled fourteen State prisoners, nd T. M. Ike, $5 and costs.
trict
school
meeting
to be called in the near
Coroner C. B. Gage was last Friday called f these it is only due to say that they also Council, met on Tuesday night for organiza- future, which Is truly a cause for rejoicing.
among whom was Martha Cassimore, ot this
icquitted themselves well.
tion in the parlor of Protection Hook and
town. No pardons were granted. Forty-one o Hurdtown to view the body of a drowned
Ladder Company, the council chamber being
Following is the record of attendance and
cases were dismissed after consideration. man which hod boon found floating on the
on that evening occupied by tbe Board of promptness of tbe Cover Public Schools
Relief C'ominf ti
One was tbat of J Henry Cole, ot this place, lake near tbe upper ice house. A tag found
3f
Education.
President
Peters,
of
the
Board
for tbe mouth of March compared with
The relief committee appointed last summer
win is serving a twenty-year sentenco for on the body, with the name "Brady Bros."
nd the number " G02," showed tbat the body to furnish aid to needy families of volunteers 3f Health, being also secretary of the Board t b i t of the corresponding months of the preiminler.
'as that of an Italian, ice cutter who was in Dover met last Friday evening a t the of Education, met with the latter body, and coediag two years, being a summary of the
The cruiser Raleigh, the first of Dewej's irowned on January 1, past. Tho sum of home ot Mayor F. V. Wolfe, who was treas- Commissioner Eugene Buchanan presided a t statistical part of Principal Hulsart's report:
lighting ships to return t o tbe United States, 110 50 was found in the pockets of the dead urer of the relief fund. Messrs. Wolfe, E. J. the Board of Health meeting in his stead.
FIBRUAHV
1B90 1B08 1807
Clerk Jos. V. Baker administered tbe oath Anouai enrollment to date.... 1853 1205 1173
sailed on Saturday from Horta, (Fayal),
iau. A burial p-Tmlt was granted and the Ross, J . H. Hulsart, A. J . Tlttnan and W. H.
Monthly enrollment
1075 1005 1O&
Azores, for Bermuda. I t is estimated at the aody was buried in the Berkshire Valley cem- McCormlck wore present. Mr. Wolfe sub- if ofllce anew to the members, when buslneea Average monthly enrollment.. 1021.5 1041,6 9D2
Average monthly attendance.. 021.3 055.8 850.1
Navy Department that tbe Raleigh will be itery.
mitted a statement of the money received was proceeded with. Health Inspector Blake. PerceDtage of attendance.... 90.2 Oi.fl 00.8
uven or eigh b days on the voyage from Horta
42 82 fitf
and expended by him, and reported a bal- ho was BIBO reappotnted by tbe Town Coun- Tardy marks
to Bermuda. From Bermuda tile will start
The meeting of the Boards of Registry for ,nce of (131.23. After sumo discussion it was cil on Monday night, made a verbal report to Present and early «very day.. 410 460 S88
direct for New York, reaching Tompkins- ;he different election districts for the revision ieclded to distribute this balance among the the effect that the town is now free from conPrincipal Hulsart reported the engagement
villo about next Thursday. Captain Coghlan )f the registry Hutu will be held on Tuesday, families of soldiers who have had serious tagious diseases. A bill from him for #5 for of Miss Sarah E. Hawkins an teacher* to take
and his crew will bo warmly welcomed.
\pril OS, being tho Tuesday before election. sickness, A statement was ordered published services as Inspector was ordered paid, and a the place of Miss Briant, who was transferred
OF
ill! from J . P. Force for horse hire was to the clasj in the north aide school heretoTlio Hoard of Health of Jefferson Township !4b canvas will be mad*. Since is easy to and is here given:
ordored paid wben approved by the Finance fore taught by Miss Sherman, resigned.
organized at a meeting held in the Berkshire liss a UBUIB in transcribing the registry list*
B1CEIPTS.
Commissioner
Crabbe
broached
the
matter
Committee, The special committee apValley Hotel on Monday. Ainzl D. Allison, very voter should make it a point to see From Ladles Auxiliary of Y.
pointed to prepare regulations for the of a district Bcboot meeting fur the voting of
M.C.A
* 75.00
wiio is chairman of the Jefferson. Township whether he is registered or not. On Tuesday,
collection and diBposal of garbage reported the annual budget, aud Clerk Peters said tbat
CoiuinltteQ, was made chnfrmin of the Board April 25, any voter whoBe name may have From the churches and other
societies
175.38
that nothing bad been done in the premises be had in course of preparation a statement
AND
of Health also, and Charles Chamberlain,who Been missed will have an opportunity of
»iMO.30 on account of the new condition of munici- showing the amounts required for the differaviDg
his
name
added
to
the
lists.
is a member of tho Board of Health by virtue
ent departments of school work. The meetpal
affairs.
At
Commissioner
Grimm's
sugThe
Easter
services
In
the
First
M.
E.
of his oJllce as Township Assessor, was made
:en families (all who applied)
gestion it was decided to make the annual inp; will be called when this statement la in
secretary. The next meeting of tho Jefferson Church were.well attended. There was extra
received aid at various times
tour of Inspection next Wednesday afternoon. readiness.
amountlngto
$125.00
Township Committee will be held on June 13. lUBio by the choir. " Christ our Passover,"
Complaints made to the clerk of the board In
Commissioner Swackhamer was deputed to is now ready for your inspection. The better you are posted on good dependable
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Asliford; "ChriBt Is Risen," Evans; "There Expenses incurred.
While driving to Rockaway last Saturday Is a Green Bill Far Away," Parks; and a The balance was divided equregard to the unsanitary condition of the old take the annual school census, a work which ready-to-wear clothing, the better you will like our goods, as they are all up-toally among twenty-two memClayton Itlctor met with an accident which umber of other selections were rendered.
rye field along the Delaware, Lackawanna
las performed t o the satisfaction of tbe date in style, A I in quality, and all right in price. Our stock is larger than ever.
bars of Co. M residing in Dolesullwl in a badly straiuoil Hl'Ul. The acci- ?be Sunday school in the afternoon left tbe
und Western Railroad were referred to the board for a number of years past.
ver who came home sick or
We are here to please you, and we take pride in our elegant assortment of goods
dent wft« caused by tho slipping or breaking outine work and had a special Easter proinspector with instructions to take tbe necesbecame ill noon after their roClerk Peters reported tbe receipt by him
sary steps to bring about the abatement of from the State school fund of $50 for thethat we are able to show you this spring.
ut the. king bolt of hia wagon, which allowed gramme of songs end recitations. In the turn by reason of exposure
in the army
121.SS
Suits with Double-Breasted Vests, the latest thing out, in all colors and prices.
the nuisance complained of.
tlie tluifuuo drop down, cutting the horse's vening tha Junior League, under tbe direclocal school library. Principal Hulfort bUtud
legs and causing the'animal to rear and
tbat $84 hart been received for the library as
Spring Overcoats in Covert, Herring Bone and Cheviot, very nobby—they are
F. V. IVotPE,
April 4, 181)9.
on of Mrs. C. S. Woodruff, furnished en, Treasurer:
proceeda of tbe receut school library enter- ust what you want.
plunge until be Dually broke one of the shafts iertaiuuient in the form of music and reciOUITUABr.
tainment,
and
that
ISO
of
this
sum
had
alolt short. Bicker was unable to control the, ;ationB.
Boys' Suits, all styles and sizes—elegant goods for the money.
F I H S D S A I i MENTION.
ready been applied to t h e purchase of new
animal aud jumped, straining his. arm. The
RODEREH.
Our line of Neckwear surpasses anything ever offered in Dover, hundreds of
boobs for the school library,
Immu was stopped by a passerby.
The Presbyterian Church on Easter SunAnna E,, wife of John Roderer, died a t
patterns in Four-in-hands, Ascots, Imperials, Puffs, Tecks, Bows, and Strings
lay was crowded. In the morning the pas- Fred Karrel, of Brooklyn, Is visiting James ior home on Grant street on Monday, April
These
bills
were
ordered
paid:
(.'buries Vf. Bowlby, former Chief of Police or, the Rev. Dr. W. W. Halloway, preached lellck.
$10.fl0 they are great.
. Bbe was the daughter of Ephraim F . and Dover Printing Co.
ot the " city" of Dover, will again take
All the latest designs in Shirts. Kid Gloves in all the new spring shades.
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ChriBt and Eternal Life." His subject
Miss Cole, of Morrlstown, spent Monday Mary A . Hall. Interment was made In Dover Lumber Co
charge of the Dover agency of the Singer in the evening was "The story of the resurGarry h. Holdridge*
10.60
The High Bridge Lion Brand Collar 3 # inches high—the latest thing out.
i Dovor.
Locust Hill Cemetery.
Waer & Peters
15.00
Sewing Machine Company. Mr. Bowlby has rection." The musio was as follows: "Sing
Hats, the latest blocks and colors. Caps, in all the spring shapes.
Edward Moyer
;
470)
Mrs. William Pollard Is visiting friends in
acted in the capacity of agent for tbe Singer •Ith all the Songs of Glory," P. A.
HARKNE8B.
Light weight Wool Underwear, Balbriggan, Merino, in all colors.
Company for going on twelve years, most of Schnodeker, a bass solo with chorus ; " The Brooklyn.
Robert Hnrkness died a t bis home In Bowl$113 88
Miss Lizzie Fryburger spent last week in byville on Sunday, April 2, in the seventytliR tinio in Dover. Other placeB in which h e Risen Lord," G. W. Greene; "Easter Bells
*Againstthn bill of G. L. Holdridge (here
represented tbat company ore Plainfield, re Ringing," anthem carol, LymanBrackettj New York city.
flrst year of lite age. He had been a resident was an offset of $0 for storage privileges.
A bill of $1.85 from Augustus 3. Berry was
Orange and River Head, L. I . The Dover and " T h e Lord Is Risen," Irving EmerMr. and Mrs. A. M. Goodale and family of this State for tha past two years The
agency will bo located on Warren Btreet, in on. In the afternoon Dr. Halloway spoke iave returned home from Melroae, Fla.
uneral services were conducted by the Reva laid over because no one present bad any
tlio store adjoining the Lawrence harness it the ChryBtal street chapel. His subject
W,
J
.
Hampton.
Interment
was
mode
in
knowledge
of how or by whose authority the
Miss Bessie Soper, of Bcranton, Fa., is visstore.
iting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox, of Orchard Greenwood cemetery, Borough of Brooklyn. bill had been incurred.
ras " Christ giving the water of Life."
"ffvon Esta.
HAT SEASON./.
The time to purchase Hats
is a t the beginning of the
season. This is the beginning of the Spring Season
and you are confronted with
the latest styles—Dunlap,
Youman, Spellman, Howard, Melville Special and all
the newest things in Alpine
and Crush Hats. Have you
seen the new Square Crown
Derbys. It's the coming hat
at popular prices, $3.00.
Pierson & Co.
Opp. the Bank, DOM'S
Cloifiiers
DOVER, N . J .
Bicycles Galore!
S. H BERRY HARDWARE CO.S.
We Handle No Nameless Wheels.
Every Wheel Guaranteed.
Prices from §22.50 to 140.00.
Chainless Wheels $60.00.
Juvenile Wheels, Something Fine.
Clover and Timothy Seeds.
Bowker's Lawn Enricher
Makes the Grass Grow, try it.
Farm and Garden Tools of every
description.
Our Fifth Annual Display
SPRING SUITS
Gents' Furnishings
C. N. POLASKY,
The Cash Clothier and Gents' Furnisher
UIOFCB.
Seventy-five Springfield rifles have arrived street
Mrs. Grace Hicks died at the residence of Reed & Van's Vandevlllo Company,
Irom the State Arsenal, consigned to Captain
Miss Mary G. Fulton, of Hew York City,
her
son
on
Grant
Btreet
on Monday, April 3, which appears a t Baker Opera House Tues'etty. I t is expected that orders will soon
the guest of Mrs, A. W . Coudlot, of Morris
la the seventy-first year of her age. Theday evening, April 11, comes to us well
»received t o resume drilling. There are itreet.
funeral services were conducted by the Rev. recommended and is no doubt one of the beBt
ww about seventy men in the company and
Charles ChryBtal and family have removed W, H. Laning. Interment waa made on vaudeville organisations now on the road.
JO trouble 1B expected to recruit up to tbe
>
Summit,
N.
J
,
where
they
will
reside
in
Wednesday in Orchard Street Cemetery.
They carry their own band and orchestra
full quota of eighty men and three officers.
PSBBT.
and give a performance free from all vul
A number of the men who did nob go out the future.
Postmaster
George
McCracken
went
to
PbiebeMayuard, wife of Henry P. Perry, garity or objectionable features. Tbe com» To inspect our fine stock of Carwith tho company in the late war are withof
Brooklyn,
died
at
her
home
in
tbat
place
Philadelphia
on
Tuesday
to
attend
the
funeral
pany
are especially patronized by lady audiout uniforms and they will have to drillln
on Thursday morning, in the ninety-second ences wherever they appear.
civilians' clothes until thft new uniforms of a nelce
petings for the Spring Season.
Miss Eliza Bufnngton, daughter of Brig.* year of her age. Mrs. Perry was born in this
arrive. Considerable changefaexpect011 In
tbe equipment of the National Guard. In all Gen. A. R. Bufnngton, is visiting a t the home vicinity and lived here up to the time of her
of
Letters
Uncalled
for
a
t
tlio
Our lines are very extensive and
riftsce. She was a cousin of H. J). Tattle,
robability tho uniform will fce more like of B. J . Ross.
D o v e r Post OfHoe.
The new superintendent of the M. & E . ;hut of tho regular army, having the camDOVER, N. J., April 7,1899.
Miss Goraldine Brown, of Wostflold, ia of Rockaway. Three sons, two daughters
Division, E. Q. Hussoll, accompanied by his paign hat and leggings. Later on the guard
and lier husband survive her. The remains
C. D. Barber,
we are prepared to show you
A..
visiting her cousin. Miss May Brown, of
predecessor, Andrew Heasoner, made a tour
will bo brought to Dover for burial to-mor- John _
Chealoy Draw,
111 be equipped with Krag-Jorgensen rifles. Sussex Btreet.
A. Jacobson,
of inspection over the Delaware, Lacka. Interment will be made in tbe Orchard Bert Eai
Foundation walls for a 70-foot extension
Mra. Helen Kramer,
Harry Klnney,
goods that will compare with the
wanna and Western Railroad on Wednesday, about to bo built on the easterly end of tho Miss Jennnetto Belden, of Hew York City, Street Cemetery.
j B 2x. a Oker,
Miss
iuioi)ifumi|jiiiuo.
Josephine Pearson
Boing \ieBt as far as Washington. A t tho H. S. Peters overall factory, on McFarlsn j visiting her aunt, Miss L. B, Magle, on
Lambert RobloffB,
Fred. Blclcley,
Prospect
street.
latter place ho was joined b y General Man- street, affords oocular proof that expansion
A.T H Y M E N ' S A L T A R ,
Mrs. Bmil WormBer.
best in the country for beauty,
»B>r W. p . Hollstead and Superintendent has no terrors for Mr. Peters. Indeed, ho has Miss Sophia Dorman, of Luxemburg, VIBTo obtain, any of the above letters please
HARTifAN— ARNOLD.
Garret Bogart, and a tour of inspection of lonR felt the need of expansion, for his busi- ited her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Stuxtevanc, of
say advertised, and give date of list.
quality, and, above all, price.
tht Sussex Branch was made. Superintend- ness has been Increasing by leaps and bounds, Bergen street, this week.
The Rev. C. H. S. Hartinan, rector of S t .
GEORGE MGCRAOKEN. P . M.
ent Russell returned to Hoboken in the after- n the extension he will have his main ofllce,
Raymond Wildrlck, of Kingston, N. Y., is John's Episcopal Church in this place, was
noon, passing through Dovor nt 4:10 o'clock. 12x12, and two private offices, 8x18. A visiting his 'grandparf nts, Mr. and Mrs. C. married on "Wednesday afternoon to Mrs.
DIED.
Georgian* E. ^Arnold, of 837 Fifth avenne.,
It waa not learned how Dover's ancient hydraullo elevator will be put in for hoisting B. Gage, of Bergen Btreet.
RODERER-In Dover, April 3, 1899, Anna
The best that money can
station struck him.
stock to tbe second floor. Ho will also put Mrs. Fred Dickerson, of New Brunswick New York, in 8 t Thomas's Church, by BlflhR , wife of John Roderer, in the 45th year
op Courtney/of Nova Scotia, once rector of
of her age. Interment in Locust Hill CemTwo new teachers were added to tho teach- n an interior telephone system, with seven is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J St. Thomas's Church. Immediately after the
buy
we have right here, with
etery.
ing stall of tho Dover public schools on Mon- stations, affording communication with every Jenkins, of Prospect street.
ceremony tho newly married couple left for HICKS—In Dover, April 8, 1899, Mrs. Grace
% • Miss draco Elchards, who has been part of the factory. A number of other
Harry Whitrord has resigned bta position Philadelphia and Washington. Upon their
the
different grades on hand.
Hicks, of Grant street. In the 71st year at
<Mcb.tag in Green Village Brace leaving Nor- time and tabor saving devices will OIBO with I G. Moyor and is now attending Cole- return they will go on an extended tour to
her age. Interment in Orchard Street
nul school on Monday, took charge of the be adopted. Mr. Peters Is to be congratu- man's Business College, a t Hewark.
From the cheapest to the best
Europe. Among those preseut at tbe wed- Cemetery,'
class iu tho South Bide school heretofore lated upon the fact that he had, perforce, to
.
Mt. Freedom, March 38, 1801),
George Woer has returned from Scranton dintt ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. "W. PP0OLE~At
to'Sht by Mfss Sharp. Miss Sadie Hawkins,
CbarityS., wife of the late Henry Poole, we feel confident that the wants
Turner,
Mra.
E.
T.
Rodda,
and
Mra.
C.
A.
Miss Emma C. Clark, of New York, spent
01
aged f& vears. Interment was made In
_
^
Parslppany, took charge of the fourth expand.
Sunday in Dover with her s t a r , Miss McCarty, of this place. Curing the Kev. Walnut Grove Cemetery,
of all can be satisfied. We are
B'ado class In tho South side school hereto
Mr. Hartman'a absence the Rev. G. Valerie
Two P u b llo Dobntcs.
Georgians
Clark.
HABKNESS—In
Randolph Township, April
'ore taught by Miss Lena Brlnnt, Miss Briant
Gilreath, of New York City, will conduct the
The Dover Lyceum has arranged for a
2, 161!'J, Robert Harknesn, aged 71 years.
anxious to show you our stock
having taken the seventh grado in tbe North debate with the Alumni Association of the Alvah G. Anderson, amemborof Company services in St. John's Church.
"Wo Bchool, of which Miss Anglo Sherman
Dover High School. The date has been Bet ill from Califoo, was in Doveron Thursday.
before
you purchase elsewhere.
"is up to tho spring vacation the teacher.
MARMEl),
for April 88. An admission fee of 10 cento He and Archibald Carvott, another member
F i n n s ot Aew ctiuroli Submitted.
Mto Brlaut is to be congratulated upon her
HILL— CHAMBKKS-Atthe M. E. parsonof tho company, are working at High Bridge
wLU
be
charged.
Tho
subject
of
the
debate
Tho plans for tbe nrc-Poeed Hoagland
deserved promotion Mi-s Hawkins has boon
age, InDenvillo, N. J., on April 2, lfiltlt. by
Mrs. T. H. Davey and the Misses Annit
the Rev. J. B, J . Rhodes, James H. Hill bo
Memorial Church were submitted by Archi
iwrelary of the Morris County Teachers' As- will be: "Has the fear of punishment
greater influence on human conduct than tbe and Ethel Davoy spent Wednesday and tect Paul G, Botticher to tho members of tbe Sfagglfl M. Chambers, both of Morristown,
sociation for tho post two years.
hope of reward t " Charles Cummins, Leslie Thursday of tnls week In Morristown as the official boards of the Firet Presbyterian HARTMAH—ARNOLD-At St. Thomas's
Cburcb, in Now York city! on Wodnosday
No. ft East Blackwell Street. Dover. N. J .
Chief of Polico Halloway, of Morristown, M. Bmith and Lancelot Ely will argue for guosta of Mrs. Davoy's brother, John Nan Church a t a meeting held In the directors'
afternoon, by Biahon Courtney, of Nova
room in the National Union Bank on Wednes
last Saturday recovered somo of the goods the Lyceum on tho affirmative side. The Corrow.
Scotia, tho Rov. C. H. S. Harttnan, rector
Alumni
will
argue
the
negative.
Two
of
tho
day.
About
twenty
were
present
and
al
A
little
son
was
welcomed
into
tbe
homo
o
of
St.
John's
Episcopal
Cburcb,
of
Dover,
stolen from the residence of Mra. M. W.
Mrs, Georgians E. Arnold, of No. #!7
nalbrldgo, in Porrle street, in that town, speakers for the Alumni will be Roy Lynd Mr and Mrs. Mortimer L. Aitkens, formerlj wore delighted with the plans. Much Interest to
Fifth avenue, New York.
(INUOBPOItiJ.TED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE BTATK OP NEW JERSEY)
during tho lattor's abseuce in Now York city, and Herbert Van Etten. Tho third has not Miss May L. Cornell, the elocutionist, of Mt. was manifested and many questions were
yet
been
named.
Alfred
T.
Harris,
vice
asked,
which
served
to
draw
out
from
Mr.
mere she tpent tho winter. Tbo stolen
CAPITAL
•
$3S,OOO
Vornon, N. Y. Mrs. Aitkons Ui well known
Blsmnrck'B I r o n Norvo
Property was found in the poSBossion of Mrs. president of the Alumni Association, will aot in Dovor, having been beforo her marriage - BoUlchor a clear and invoice description of
MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY
the plans for the proposed now church, Tho
Jackson, a colored womon, who said the asrtalrman. On Tuesday, April 11, mem frequent visitor to this town.
Woa the result of bis splendid health. In Titles Examined.
plaus v/ill he submitted at a parish mooting doruitabls will ond tretnondous energy art
bers of the Lyceum will dobate at Port Oram
Koo<ls w ,_ ; e p U r c n a s e n D y n a r B O n Q 0 o r g
Loans negotiated on Mortgages on Real Estate.
to ho held on the ovenlng of April 17. At tbo not found where (Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
I t ' s tlio Llttlo ttolde
"oin n. hump, Tho young man ondonvore with members of the Port Oram Social and
Acts as agent in the purchase and sale oi Real Estate.
closo of tbe meeting a resolution was offered and Bowels aro out of order. If you want
lo
Literary
Club
on
tlio
subject:
"Resolved,
vuat
grow
Into
big
colils;
tbe
big
colds
tha
»oll a clock, which furnished tho cluf
Valuations appraised by Committees oi the Board of Directors
by Mr. Hchrader accepting the plans with
»'i eh led to the dlscovory of the stolen Tbat tho acquisition of foreign territory will end in consumption and death. Wotcli the gratitude. Tho EIIA will iu the near future tlieBO qualities aud tlio BUCCOSS they bring,
exert an ovil Influence upon tho United llttlo colds. Dr. Wood's Norway fine Syrup,
t D. -KIBMOIU, president
r
UBO Dr. King's New Life I'illa. They develop
WIIU^RD W. ODTUU, VIM President and Counsel
wliM. When Jackson loarnod that ho was
publish
a
detailed
description
of
tho
new
States." Messrs. Gill, Praed and Doyd will
kvuuoj.ua !•• ItKYKiXE, B*craUu7 and Trenmirfir
"nnted he, left town, going to Sing Blnrr, N,
church, together with VDry|tlno illustration every power of brain and body. Only 25c
No-To-Itno for Billy <Jtiat».
WDlard
W.
Cutler
Johu H. CapsUok
n»v MIH»««
ai guo for tho Lyceum. As this dobato occurs
H, Killgore'a drug atoro, Dover, and A. P . Clmrl™ E. Noblo
•i whonco ho has Blnco hoen fetched b j on Tuesday thore will bo no mooting of tho Inaruntoed totmcco uublt euro, mauoR
of tha odiftoo.
AugUBtiu U Hiirara
Paul Revere
William ]
drugstore, Chester.
Jail U a " o m V - H o Is now in tho Count; Lyceum on Monday*
Qeorga W. BUokla
Henry F . Taylor
«••"-<
Tho Hudson River Tunnel Cnmpany'sproperty and franchise are t o be sold by Master
Iu Cbaucory Randolph Family, in New York
city, under foreclosure proceedings a t noon
ou May 2, and It is understood that the bondholders » m buy in the property and proceed
toieorganize the company. There is also a
rumor afloat tbat the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company, under it«
new management, is considering the advisability of securing control of the tunnel for
tlio purpoeo of obtaining a direct outlet t o
thia city.
11 EAST BLACKWELL STREET, -:- DOVER. IN. J .
FURINITURB
HENRY J. MISEL,
Morris County Mortgage afld Realty Compaii7~
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, IN. J.. APRIL 7. 1899
thence running ™»t along the c u t e r uf Blackw d l stivet l.i Hi., iwint where the boundary
line of t h e Town of Hover cms.™ Blai-kwi-ll
street northerly of tW I).. L. A: « • " « »''°1" ;
tlieiiee i.Jli.n i l « i W luiiiiidiiry line of Dover
northerly a u d northwesterly lo I he point
FAMOUS MUTINIES IN WHICH THfcY
where it crosses Vomit Hope avenue near
HAVE FIGURED.
Americans and Spaniards Lined
the residence of Mr*. Co..,*!-: thence southeasterly along t h e .enter of Mount Ho|K
Up In the Open.
avenue to Mi-Karlan street nnd i-ontlliuillB
The Otittiretik Thnt Led to the *><-tIliciice orross .McKuriun i m « l 1" » ftnHEOt
t lenient nf rili'itlrn Inlnnd—t prUline south to the reiil.T of the Morns Canal opposite the tenter of Ilergeu s t r e e t ;
III^M Tlmt UrnuKhl Death to t b r
TOLD BY MEN WHO WERE THZEE.
thence
southwesterly along t h e center of the
It liiul*"iu)«'rH—A I-Vnrful FIOBKIDK
canal t o Itie point where t h e center line of
Morris bin el would . r . ^ s it : tlience BOUth
Fur rojiwuiB wliioh will at once suggest
along the center line of .Morris street 111 the
U'lirn t h e FIHnir Ccuwrd. tlie Artulcn
tlit'inwlvt's to evi-ry intelligent rvmkT murenUT of Hlnckwell rtrei-l a n d place or betliiii-e in the navy have Jilmost invariably
Looked Each OIlitT (HIT—SnanlnrdK
ginning", and being the mine twrilory
lately
bt'i'ii more serious and di'iorminiHl affairs
known us tho " h'oin th U'nril. r ' shall constiHeady—Bnrbid Wire, Form, Illucktlitii) bliuilur onibifjtkB happening in tho
tute the Fourth Election Di>triet
hoaae» and Trenches Dell vd Attnuuit.
KKC. a.—Thatall the legal voters residing
Almost tsv<»r>-body has heard of tho mn[Copyright, 1SOE. by the Author.}
within sai.l First Election District may in
tiny iit the Nun', which blocked up theAn Excellent Oombination. said election cast tlieir linllots at tlie Kliglne
XIIL
trade i»f tin* Tlmnicfi frtim May 27 until
House situated on Ihe West side of Sussex
•KTNOON on July
The pleasant method and bem-iieial street, and a polling place shall he established
June 13. 17H7, nnd l«ft pructicully the
of the well lcnnwri ri-intidy. at suid Engine House for thut purpose. J hat
*
tlm veil of
wintle of (iiir tsouttii'rn §calx>Jint to tbe effects
mavufucturcii by the all tlie !<•(;«! voters icsiililiK within sold ber|ID y fit or3* Karmerry of
mi alien f<M\ This wis undoubt- SVKI/P o r Kius,
FIG SYHOI* CO., illustrate oud Election District tuny u t taid election
untlinu .Snutiaedly tin1 most RTIOUS outbreak that has CALIFORNIA
value of obtaining- the liquid laxa- cast their ballots ut tile J'nrk Hotel situated
BVIT taki'ii place ha our own, or, for that the
\VIL- turn usonprinciples of plants known to be on the South siile i>f Blnekwell street, and a
mutter, in any other navy. Thu mutineers tive
place shull be established «t sni<l Hark
l(icr ami for tlio
laxattvu and present hip Killing
seized their oflicerfi, trained tbe forward medituiiiilly
Hotel for t h a t purpo-e. And t h a t all t h e
t linio tho
them iu thi; form most refreshing1 to the legal
voters residing in sai.l Tliird Klfetloii
guns life, hoifcU;tl tlio red flag on tho ad- taste and acceptable to the system. It
w Ajncriciiiis ^'tit a
mlral'fi ship, IIOHIJIO shotted tho broadeide is the on« perfect strengthening1 laxa- District may a t eai I election cast ttieir bal*I<:1OM- v i e w of tiio
ut t h o Mansion 11. use situated on the
oannoiis and told off luon with lighted tive, CUMLIIMII£ the by stem effectually, lots
Knst, side of Sussex street, and a polling place
iiiif-li pos it ion.
matches ut every porthole. At tbe same dispelling1 colds, headache*; :md fevers shall
lie established u t said Mansion IIouw
J
lo that (Into
Mine, however, discipline was etrlotlyen gently ye.t promptly and enabling one for thut inn-pose. Ami t h n t all the k'tjul
mbu inviuk'rs of
forced.
to overcome habitual constipation per- voters residing within said Fourth Election
may nt said election east their bult Cubit hail Lunly
Eventually, of course, the mutiny was manently. Its perfect freedom from District
a t the Armory building situnte.1 ou t h e
pfidMi n iSpuuifcb
lupprossctl, and tho ringleader, Parker, every objectionable quality ami Mib- lots
West side of lleuix street. Mill n [lolling place
stanee,
and
its
ucting
on
the
kidneys,
soldier o x c u ji t
luffurml death by hanging with S3 of his
be established a t said Armory building
nnd bowels, without weakening shall
oomjifiniuns. No one can, of course, offer liverirrituting
sucii «s wtro
them, matte it the ideal for tl'flt purpose.
any excuse for the violent conduct of those or
tit :ul, or runuiiifj
laxat
ive.
KKC.
4.—That t h e District Boards of HegiBmisguided men. Nevertheless it is impoBlicforo their utlnnd Elections duly appointed by tlie
fllblo to deny that they had a genuine
In the proueHS of manufacturing figs try
County Board of Elections of the County nf
vn nee
lint lit
griovunce; thnt repeated petitions for ro- are used, PA they are pleasant to the Morris for t h e First, Kecoinl, 'i'hir.l nnd
laBt their foes, all buckled and braced
dress had boon contemptuously Ignored, taste, but tbe medicinal qualities of tlie Fourth W u n l s o f t h e " C i t y of Dover" shall
for combat, looked them boldly in tbo
and that from tbe date of thoir execution remedy are obtained from senna and constitute tin' Boards of ftegifitry and Elecface.
the status nnd treatment of Jack Tar tin other aromatic plants, by a method tion iu sui.1 First, Kecond, Third and Fourth
dement a marked change for the better. known to the CALIFORNIA FIG KYIIUP Election Districts eucli res))ectivi'ly, shall
There was nothing to rurournRO
only. In order to get its beneficial uet as judge*, inspectors nnd clorkH of suid
In 1801 the mutiny of tbe Bantry bay Co.
in Faid election districts each resiMCShaffer's men in the rprctaclo wbicb
effects and to avoid iuiitatimiK. please elections
squadron
gave
rise
to
the
wildest
apprea n d shall conduct thoelcction provided
the full nnme of theCompuny tively
burst upon tbum, when, at i'-i o'clock,
hension. The Temerairo led the outbreak, remember
for in this ordimmce agreeably with the act
printed
on
the
front
of
every
package.
the flag of trnco \vcut up to cover (i
of
incorporation
of tlie Town of Dover and
the men threatening unless their demands
message deiunudiug snmmltx They
were complied with to fire tho ship and CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. pursunnt to tho provisions of an act of the
Legislature
of
the
Stato of New Jersey en6aw before them a city of brick mid
murder thoir officers. Other vessels joined
BAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
titled " Au uct t o regulate elections,' aphi, notably tho Formidable, Majestic and LOUISVILLE. KV.
BtODe, defender] on tbo cast and tnutii
NEW YORK, N. T . proved April 4tli, ISIS.
Vengeance.
Luckily
the
ranrinoa
remain'
For
Bale
by
all
DrugRfsla.—Price
50c.
per
bottle.
froata by elaborate lickl works, eviry
BEU. 5.—Thut t h e Clerk of tho Town of
After tho battlo 1B t h e t i m e t o eoan ed loyal, and by them ohtofly tho mutiny
elevation crowned with a fort, uvury paea
Dover shall set u p iu tlie polling places desigsurpressod. Eloven men only were
barred by treuclics uud blouklious-es. tho l i t t of fresh timdo graves uud broken was
nated in the four election districts aforesaid
executed
for
this
affair,
but
the
floggings
proper
booths and railings and shall provide
bonea.
And
wlieu
bus
a
key
position,
Great guuB cuukl not bo seen, yet it wig
AN ORDINANCE.
Inflicted on the remainder were In most
ofllclul envelopes for use a t said election iu
kuowu that the Spaniards ii;id
them, idmilly lat'iiterl for defense uad defended oases of such shocking severity that one
the m a n n e r a n d ncconiing t o tlio direction**
1
An
Ordinance
providing
for
an
elecfor their shots had been ft It iu the by n o m i n a l l y 10,000 men. been carried would have thought death itself would
nud provisions of saMuctto rcguluteelections
two days of battlo. But long lint's of uud won so cheaply? Keut'a division have bcon far prof arable
tion of a Mayor, a Recorder, t w o approved April thu 4th, !*!>•>, und suid Boards
of Kogistry a n d Elections respectively shull
men eh owed thtmiEeives around wnrltg loss of 584 killed oud wounded ou t n e Perhaps the best known and most draAldermen, five Common Council' canvass t h e votes cast a t said i lection and
and baiidinpe, tbu character of which i n inis beeu f»ivcu in detail. Hia )OBB matic of single ship mutinies were those
certify a n d make returns thereof uuder their
on t h o 2d is shown iu t h e following ta- which broke ont on the Bounty In 1780 men and t w o Chosen Freeholders oath of otllce in all things a s is required by
ooald not bo xmstakuu.
said act entitled " A n n H t o regulate elecand in the Danao frigate In 1800. The
In the Town of Dover.
It was qtrite as uinch n desire to blo:
tions," approved April Hie 4th, lww, and the
^- Wounded ~> facts connected with the first named inciBtretoh tboir legB ns curiosity to !:now
Ofilcera Uon. Officers. Hen dent aro almost too well known to bear WnEllEAS, I t h a s been decided by tho Ru Clerk of t h o Town of Dover shall tile, euch
a n d return as m a y bo made
what Santiago was like tlmt cuus-ed llio HtfllT
1
prelno Court of this Btato, and said derision certificate
repetition. Suffice it to Bay that tho men,
—
him a n d r e p o r t the tmme to t h e ComIiavjng been concurred in by the Court ot toIIOU
Americana tocruwl out of their trenches
Iiawklns' (1st) Brigade—
driven to madness by a harsh and tyranf'ouucil ot Dover u t ltd next meotlng
Errors
and
Appeals
of
tbls
State,
that
an
the moment theSpauinrdaccusud firing.
nical commander, mutinied near Tahiti in
of tho Legislature entitled, "An act fter the said election.
Kilh uilnntry..,. —
the southern Pacific ocean, sot tho officers act
To many the prospect
of a chance to (Jtli
any town, township or IHU-OUEII
niluniry
—
adrift in an opon boat and carried the authorizing
prepare a "square 11 meal was the chief 71st Nuw York., — .
or part thereof containing a population ex- Passed April .1, 18IK1.
F. V. W O L F E , Mayor.
ship to Pltcalrn island, a lonely, uninceeding flve thousand inhabitant**, to lie Inconsiders tiou. Soldiers aro always huuhabited epot lying ubout midway be~
corporated as a city after a voto of t'ie Attest:—Jos. V. BAKEII, Clerk.
gry. These soldiers were just ut tho Total
people, and providing for tbo government
tween Australia and South America.
Pcarfion'B <2tl) Brlgndo—
time hungrier than tho average Cnmp
ana powers of such city," approved M«rch
ili inliinti-f.... —
Here their descendants remain until thii
r&CE TO FACE AT LAST.
til i!.;it ;is its- (lute, »]tUungb he d i d not
rt-cfivd it until 1 p. in., nt, which hour,
,:l;iiMti;_ h n n r i i c r h e nor tihufter k a e w
it. ( \ • r a n t ' s , lii't-t was a w r i c k .
'J'^iiil n |,)inl thut In- wuuld n o t BurrturUr. l.in that Ju-IKHI noiiiit d t h e forfiuiJ C'li^uls nnd oilu i> int erestud. Tlmt
til it-riKKni tin- n.nsuJs (iiiii-rt'ti tlie American liiH'.-i ami M cured :i f urtlier respite
iiH. nr until W o'cluck, J u l y 6.
i;f M
r hiii'i Uiiit ho bu.iuved t h a t the
£]iaM]Bli urniy wouM glitdJy surrender
it i t v. i n- liuowu thiit t h e prisoners of
war wuuld brhniiHiiH-ly treated by their
cii[jtfji's. Ill urtlpr lo give nil example of
AiiK_ric-nn itkiihof h u m a n i t y , ho paroled
uinl Mint into Suutiiigo a utmiber of
wounded prisnnerK, a l l ivbo eunld eland
thu t r i p .
iMtiiuwhiJo Corvcra's escape und subBR(]iici]t fufo were n o t iiieutiaued. Next
day, htjwi'vtr—that in, J u l y 4—Shatter
Kiit t h e now** to Torul with t h e soggeeliuii tbat h o HiirrendiT to avoid UBoleEe
luj* of Jiff;. Tbc-t! details bhow t h e delitwn.linii with which Shafter acted on
J u l y If and 4 in tho mutter of forcing
tho fcipauiurds, n course q u i t e incoufiiBtent, it HTinh to mo, w i t h tho oBBumption that tin* AmeiicHii commander Jiad
lost hiw tiLrvo the n i ^ h t of J u l y 3 aud
wnuttMl to r e t m i t . At Cnmp Wikoff i t
was tint iiii [jiTKoiial mid convenient
" t h e y " w h o had proposed retreat, and
S h u t t e r ' s unnui w a s not mentioned by
any one oti tho inside. General Samner
declared tl-.iit bo himself bud been
wroutfly classi'd HH one- w h o favored ret n m t . Ciiptuin Morton of thu T h i r d cava l r y KIVH t h a t at tho t i m e of t h e n i g h t
attack Gecer:il Simmer was in t h e linen
of hia ou'ii re^iniciit, tho Sixth, discussiiili giving o u t a « order t o retire, b n t a s
tlio rc'iiuJrio nf t h o enemy showed thut
tho liuo cunld he held t h e order w a s
o*ot fMviiu. That discussion w a s eome
limits buforo tbo council on r e t r e a t wafl
holrl.
BIUTISH JACK TAiiS.
fSTRAUS'S
$ 085-68/ Broad street—21 west Parfi street,
mm
NEWARK, N. J.
THE LEVER OF LOW PRICES
Into im present popularity. Thin name ]e
bwn
compare the followlDg i
vlth what wusay about flium.
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Checked nnd Plaid Liberty Satins, extra
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lateFt coiorliiKS fnr Md.es 1 W»il-ts ftuti Clill Lynns ti)'tt, pure silk, rt-fcular 05 cent
to
<}rri>*# wear, re«uJflr4«i; vulii-.extm o n p 75 ceiit value, to bo sold a t jmn
YAHD
40C
•peclalat.......
VAHD
3,000 Yards ol! Very Superior Quality
IS Pieces Plain Color All Silk Satin
French Poulards, a l^autilul asiwrtuiei.t
Duchesse.^1 IDCIM* wide. In llfned or tht^ nW
and fxrluplve ileBlpnn, all tiin popuIt-Hd tit; Hhadea. wliicli we were fortunate ..... 'jew
of tj!"e. v- ry prutty white finureU
eiiouuli to wcure «i» accouiit of come miaalut; uud uhadfR
striped efTfctB, superb #1.00 * » n _
color*, at less Ifiau fiair the c a t of
qunllty,
tobeBuldat
YARD O t f C
production. We offer the lot a t YD..
Your Money Willingly Refunded for Anything Unsatisfactory,
J.WRIGHT BRUEN
22, 1BU5; and under Which act the people
rumors of movements, of etrutcgy, of
nt inranti'y
—
very day.
have heretofore become Incorporated as n
—
birds in the tuilitury bush ruady for 2<1 iniiuiiry
The mutiny of the Dan&e's crew took
city, is unconstitutional mid void: and
plnckiag, received butap:ist<iu{> thought Tolnl
—
place early in March, the men rising In WHERKAB, The terms of olllce nf the Mayor,
ROCKAWAY. N. J.
in the hnstlo fur rations, fur water, for
iliofT'RlHd) Brigad&response to a previously concerted signal of the Recorder, of tho two Attlermeu, nnu
of the five Common Councilmen of the
— •
all things needed to make life tolerubln. Dtli iiifuntry
and murdering their officers, after which
Town
of
Dover,
who
were
iu
olllce
when
tue
llitli
inttnitry...,
—
NewB of Cervera'H esciipo enured
tho crew Balled the frigate Into Brest harpeoplo of Dover voted to become incorporbor and handed her over to the French ated
greater wonder than tbo trucu. but the 241 li infantry..,, —
as & city as oforessi'l linve all expired
by limitation: but we, the Raid Mayor, Remen didn't cred- Total
—
1
2
8 authorities. It is some satisfaction to
corder, two Aldermen and flvo Counciimen
it it uor diil they Uruiid total
—
0
4
W know that flvo of tho mutineers were t a t
are
advised
that by reason of the premises
en
prisoners
while
fighting
against
us
believo tho pre- The heaviest IOKS on tho 3d was in soon afterward and promptly hanged.
we hold over and continue in odice uutil
mature) s t o r y PenrKon's hripudo, where the nic^t atour
successors
(n olflce are respectively electprecisely similar attempt was made ed am> qualified;
and
thuthia fleet bud tack btifinu. The losses of Wheeler's di- In Atho
same year to seize the Hermlone,
beeu destroyed. vision .Inly 1 and 2 aro uuited iu the with tha avowed Intention of handing her WHEREAS, by an act of the Legislature of
Shatter Baid at official table. They were about 14 per also over to France. Happily tho scheme
thU State entitled "An act respecting the
Camp
Wikoil, ecu t of tho strength—that ie, 307 offi- was fnmtrated, but the commander of the representation of incorporated towns in
j^ARTIN SCHIMMEL,
TJEWITT R, HUMMER.
11
Boards of Chosen Freeholders, approved
We saw Cer- cers and men killed aud wounded ont ship, ono Plgot, wan brutally murdered.
March, 1890, the town of Dover is enMASON CONTRACTOR.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
vera go." He o( 2,(140, includingdotailed men. There He dosoended Into the fo'castle to reason
titled to elect at least two Chosen Freeholders: therefore,
'til BO Goid that ho was some loss in the cavalry oil the 2d, with tbo malcontents and was Bet upon
All kinds of Mason Work and Jobbing Office over The Geo. RIcliajd's Co.'a Store
and
literally
hacked
to
pieces,
the
fragBe It ordained by the Mayor, Recorder,
hud hud warning but nothing compared to that Buffered
promptly attended to.
of the carcass being afterward Aldermen and Common Councilmen ol
OHlce and residence
of it. I sought ou the 1st either at the "HBII'B Gross- ments
DO7BR K. J.
thrust through one of the portholes. For Dover as follows:
43-1 y.
S3 GUY STREET,
s p e o i n l l y for izig" in c/iurgiHgup "Kettla" hiii or participation in this diabolical crime two
SECTION 1,—That an election shall be bold
knowledge iu tho in taking tho crest:
men, named respectively James Allen and on Tuesday, the second day of May next, bearmy of Cervera, CASUALTIES IN WOEEI-RR'8 CAVALRT DIVISION. John Watson, were afterward hanged at tween the hours of six o'clock in tho forenoon
and seven o'clock in tho afternoon of said day
T)R. R A. BENNETT,
JULY 1 AND 2.
Portsmouth.
for a Mayor, one Alderman and three ComXJ
b at
QLIVER S. FREEMAN,
(lHt> Killed. Wounded. Strength
OOB. OODD AHD OHIBIlItJT >T».
Tho rising on board the Ijondon in mon Councilmen to hold office for two years,
S B t ^ S S , '»™«a,'»- Stminur's
Brifiadu (Col. 0(11OfflOfflDOVKR, N. } .
nnd
a
Beco'der,
one
Alderman,
end
two
May,
1707,
was
really
a
sequel
to
the
OARPBNTEK AHD BUtLDEK
Carroll)—
curs.Men. cers.Men. cers-Men.
wounded July 2.J
tin. ISO OUO ICUQW
Common
Councilmen
to
hold
office
for
one
( 8 t o 9 i . M.
8
22
420 bloodless mutiny whloh broke out at Spit- year, and one Chosen Freeholder to hold
of his guns at work on .Inly 1, ns ban IW cuvnlry
o 47
O m o i BOUBB \ 1 to8 p. u.
head earlier In the same year. The Lon oiBco for two years and one Chosen Free(lth
cavalry
—
4
50
16
Flans
and
specifications
made
and
contracts
427
been stated. Shatter said thnt 1,000 of 9lh cavil try
11 to 8 P. V.
2
2
2
17
13
taken. Jobbing always particularly attended
207 don. was Admiral Golpoys* flagship and holder to bold office for one year.
Cervera'3 sailors were in the works that
to. Orders left at tbe Brick Drug Store of SPEOIAL attention given to DISEASES of
was being approached by a boat in whloh
SEC 2. That for the purposes of said elec~2 ~9 Ii IM CO 1.054 were BOHIQ unarmed men from the other
WOMEN
and
CHILDREN,
Mr.
Will.
H.
Qoodale
or
at
the
pratoUlce
will
day. It is only another evidonco of tbo Total
tion all that part of the territory of the Town
(I'd) B r i g a d e be promptly attended to. Corner Union and
ships of tho fleet bearing a petition. The of Dover which is within th* linen, boundaries
deeper a to straits in which tho soldiers lstWood's
U. a. cavalry 1 12
21
47
River
Btreeta,
Dover,
N.
J.
admiral
forbade
them
to
approach,
and
and
limits
following,
to-wit:
Beginning
In
found themselves after Snn Jnnu ridge 10th cuvnlry.... 2 6
0
ca 22 4M) on their persisting he ordered a guard of the center of Blackwell street nnd of Morris Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
26
had been carried that eveuts liko Ocr- 1st. vol. cavalry 1 12
617
£UGENE J. COOPER,
6
72
marines to fire upon them. The volleying street where they cross each other, thence
Hardware Cutlery
vcra'a CEcape ntid dcEtractiou mndo lit- Totni
05 1,«19 of the muskets was a signal for an linme running north along tbe center ol Morris
4 29
15
A T T O R N E Y A T L A W AMD
Glassware
Woodenware
tlfl improssfou tfjero in tbo trenches, Grand t o t a l . . . . 0 88 27
Btreet
to
the
center
of
tha
MorriB
Canal,
thencv
118 2.K2 diate uprising ou the port of the London's
^ H E NEW JERSEY IRON MINING CO.
northeasterly along the center of the Morris
bat that triflep which brought roliuf aro
Paints
Oils
MlBTKB AND BOUOITOB I!» CBAKOEBT
Three brigade com maud era
200 were hit orew. The marines wore overpowered and Canal to a point wnich is opposite to the cenOffers
for
sale
desirable
farming
and
tlm<
remembered in detail. Oiliccrs and men at San Juan, Wikoff, Hawkins find Car- disarmed, Golpoys was seized and roughly ter of Bergen street where it abuts upon tbo
Lamps
Kerosene Oil
ber lands in Morris Countv in lots of 6 acres
Office In t h e Tone Building,
alfke con Id unnio tho day nud hoar roll, oud two temporary commaurlers, handled, and tho other officers were sent Baid canal; thence north in a straight line to
Oilcloths
Carpets
and upwards and several good building tots
the center of Mount Hope avenue where it
when they got tho first upology for n Worth aud Li scum, nil of whom learn- on Bhore.
in
Port Oram, N.I.
OVER J . A. LTON'BBTOBK,
D O V I B , N. J.
Matting:
Feathers
connects
with
McFarlon
street;
thence
north
meal, tho first variation of diet, tho ed their art in war and have been iu
In this case, as in most others, the redAddrea Ii. C. BnnwiHTH, Sec'y.
northerly along the center of Mount
first chance to wash and tho firet lied harness ever since. Kent's regiments, coats remained loyal. I t was therefore all and
Hope avenue to a point where it crosses tho
ALSO BBAXER IN
DOVKB, N. J,
Gross aid. They could also tell of tho rm -well as his brigades, were led by tho znoro alarming when a serious mutiny boundary line of Dover near tbo houBe of Mrs.
T7RED. H. DECKER. M. D
fluctuations of misery iu tho trenches, veterans. In tUo Thirteenth Colonel was discovered, a little later on, to have Cooper ; thence following the boundary line
of
theTown
of
Dover
northwesterly
and
weetr
the downpour of rain, tho chill air uud Worth and Majors Ellis and Amnan, been hatched among the marines of tne erlv to tbe point where it corners in BlackP H Y S I C I A N AMD S U R G E O N
Plymouth
squadron.
Luokily
on
the
Office o n BlackweU street, opposite
the depth of mad. When tbo flag of all wounded, were veterans, while Oolo- morning of tho very day the plot was to well street In front nf St. Mary's Hall: thence
"yy
< i. ROSS.
Methodist Episcopal C h u r c h
trace appeared, word passed along* ucl Lisoniu nnd Major Marldpy of the have been put Into execution one of the easterly along tho center of Blackwell street
Tin Roofing, Plumbing and all
the center of Morris street and place or
"Firing will ceaael Get ont of tho Twenty-fourth nnd Colonel Ewera of mutineers turned traitor, with the result to
j 8:80 t o 10:80 A . X.
ATT0BNK7 AT LAW
kinds of job work promptly attendbeginning, ami being tbe same
1 territory lately
Office
hours-j 1:00 t o 3.00 p . M.
works!" Later would Eonuf] tho warn- tbo Ninth, with seven captains of that that tho authorities were on thoir guard known
as the " First Ward,' shall constitute ed to.
•OXJOITOB AHD HASTER 111 OHANOERT
( O.-OT t o SM F, M.
ing: " L i e down! Firing will begin I"
tho
First
Election
District.
and
tho
rising
was
suppressed
almost
era
regimcut, had served in the civil war,
DOVBR,
...
. . .
H B W JERSEY
It had begun.
Manser shots found victims all that
ASD IfOTABT P D B U O .
And all that part of the territory of the
Hawkins and tho colonels of theSixtb
Suuday morning until tho white flag
Tho following morning at daybreak Town of Dover which is within the lines,
FOR
SALE.
Stanhope
Newjenej,
and
Sixteenth,
Egbert
and
Theaker
had
three of tho ringleaders—Lee, Coffy and boundaries aud limits following, to-wit: Bewas displayed. Thoso woru chiefly
New Jersey Iron Mining Oomwanv nBfura
Brannlng—were shot. Another, a youth ginning in the center of Blackwell street and forThe
•Jmrpsbootera' bullets, for tlio last spnrt
sale tho property known a s " T H E ALFRED
Warren street, where they cross each other, HOW."
QEO. 0. CUMMINS. M. D.,
of 18 named McGlnnls, received the atro- of
ultuateJon tho direct road from Dover to
of volleying was tho wind up of thu atthence running south along the center of Port
Orarn, and convenient of access from factorcious
sentence
of
1,000
lashes
with
nat
o'
tack the night before.
Warren
Btreet
to
Dickeraon
street
and
thence
BLJLOKWSIJj BTBKXT, ZOCAB WABREN
ies
and
ml
Is
la
both
places.
The
property
consists
MRS.
SARAH
E
.
DGUART
FERHALD,
H
,
D
.
nlno tails, tho punishment to bo inflicted southwesterly along the center of Orchard of wjvea ulopkB or double dwellings, with outThe proportion to retire tho army on
In two installments of 500 lashes each, cats •treet to the Orchard Street Cemetery; thence kltchenB, well supplied wl h clBtern water collected
DOVER, W. J.
DeHart Homestead near Mt Free
tho night of -July 2 to ita position ot
slate roofs, and lar^e garden lots attached.
to be "pickled," and four to be "ooonted following the outeldo line of said cemetery, from
Jnne 20 on tbu bills hack of El Foso
easterly and southerly and southwesterly to Property offered a t a price which will yield a re- dom, N. J.
I 8:30 to 0:30 A. u.
elowly" after each stroke.
center of Spruce street near the Swiss
101 BODBS i 1 to a:S0 p. H.
will long remaiu a boue of contention,
It Is seldom that ono hears of a naval the
Office hours, I to 5 p. m.
Knitting Mill; thence southerly along the
(7 to S:»0 P. U.
and may toko 25 yearn to ecttlo, as was
mutiny in which the signal for revolt has center
L.
0
.
BIERWIRTH,
of Spruce street to tho center of WilP. O. address, Mt. Freedom, N. J.
come not from tho men, but from the liam street;
tho case with Mendo at Gettysburg. EvPover. N. J.
Malarial
Diseases
and
Rheumatism receive
thence easterly up the center of
60-lf.
officers. Yet something very like this hap- William street to tbe center of Academy
ery one interviewed ut (Jump WikofF
special attention.
pened in August, 1703, when stanch old street; thence northerly and easterly along
ESTABLISHED 1830
mentioned the sobjectwilbout restraint.
Admiral Bonbow put out from Jamaica the center of Academy street to the center of
No one criticised tho plan. OfHcers said
to light the French fleet under Du Gasse. (Second street: thence easterly up Second GEORGE E. VOORHEES,
that tha idea was not favored by
center of Byrani street; thence
Tho British squadron consisted of seven street to the
JOHN DRUMMER'S
MORRISTOWN, N. J.
up tha center of Byram street to
tho men; bat, aa before stated, this
ships of from 60 to 70 guns, and Bonbow northerly
center of First street, where it intersects
Tiew was modified by tbo universal
Hardware and Iron Merchant
SBA VINO and HAIR QTJTTINQ SALOON
felt euro of victory until he observed with the
Byram street; thencesoutherlyup tho conter
admission that tho lino of battlo waa
dismay tbat flvo of his captains wore de- of First street to its intersection with Penn
MANSION HOUSE.
liberately disobeying his orders. They, in avenue ; thence westerly along the center of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, if you wish to reduce the cost ol your
dangorontly wenk nud the men sufferfaot, declined to clap on sail, and wore Fenn avenue to the point where It crosses tho
Life Insurance or desire to carry a COB. BLAomrau. AND SUBBHC STIUUITS,
ing terribly from beat nurt huugur.
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS
corporate
boundary
if
Dover
near
the
Conn•oon
hull
down
on
tha
horizon.
NeverThe reiuona ijiveu why tho itien
policy for the
DOKEB, N. J.
house; thence westerly nnd northerly
theless Beubow attacked with his ownrod
WIKOFF.
WOIITR.
LISCUM.
of retiring to u shorter line nearer
Postal Information.
along the corporate line of Dover to the point
The place has been entirely refitted in a neat
who fell July 1; Wikoff ship and the little liuby, but he bad to where it corners in Blackwell street In front A- U.
tbe boBa of supplies wna abnndouetl [Brlgado commanders
manner.
Ladles' and Children Hair
ARRIVAL
OP
VAILS.
wna killed.]
retire in tho end, with moro than half his
St. Mary's Hall, and being a corner of the
Cutting a specialty.
•how that the idea was a natnral one. been in tho repnJar army since 1801 men bors do combat and he himself mor- of
PROTECTION
First Election District above described; thenco 6:84-N™ York direct.
AH agreed that it was ubiiudoued be- IU the Sixteenth Major MoLanghlin tally wounded by a chain shot which had easterly along the center ofBlackwell street 7:aB-Easton, Phllllpsbursr, Hackotbtown, S U n .
l o p e , ML Arlington, Port Oram a n d t i l
oanso of the repulse of the Spaniards nud CnptaiiiB Palmer, Morrison and Hhatter&kl his right leg.
to the center of Warren Btreet and place of
oi your lamily or estate.
lately
points on the Suasex Railroad.
the night of July a and tha cool wuve Whitalt had earned their BpnrB in tho Tho last Econo of this strange and tragic beginning, and being the pome territory
J , J. VREELAKD,
us tho " Second Ward,'1 shall consti- 8:i5-Choator, Succasunoa, Ironlaand Lake Denbringing relief from heat. Of courso it volunteers, nud Captain Crowell, who episode—so orcdltablo to Benbovr, BO dls known
tute the Second Election District.
mark.
CONTmOTOR, 0ARPEMT1B AND BUILDER.
would not bavo beeu proposed to retire counmtuded a battnJion iu tbo Sixth, graceful to most of tho others concerned—
Newels, solid.or built up. Btalr ralla or all dinjenAnd all that port of tho territory ot tho 9:10- -New York and way.
becaaso of tho disciomforts of heat, Sa* hud t-crved through the war. Colonel took place on tho quarter deck of Iiis tnajworked
realty t o p u t up. Mantels. OM&
of Dover which is within the Hum 0:S!9-New York, Paterson, Boonton. Eautern issues policies on the Term, Whole Life wona
1 1 8
villa nud El Poaawerouo batter in that Pearson of tho Tcutb, commanding tho esty'B ship Bristol, in Plymouth sound, Town
II
"!
*
* A r e l »ltectura. Wood Turning. Band and
boundaries and llmltafollmrinit, to-wit: Be^
and Western States.
or Limited Policy plan from J300 to JiR HawinR. Plans and specifications (urnislied.
respect than San Joan heights. No; I bo b r i t t l e ; Mujor Es-kridgo and Captain in tho early morning of April 16, 1703, Klnnlug in tho center of Blackwell street and 9:38—
Pennsylvania
and
all
points
on
t
h
i
Hinh
Omce
and
shop,
Black<Eell Street.
Captain Klrby of the Defiance and Warren street where they cross each other •
effects of the boat were feared, nud tho Lincoln b&ve worn the uniform since whon
$10,000 that are in immediate benefit
DOVKO, MEW JERSEYBridge Branch R. R.
Captain Wado of the Greenwich, tho two thence running south along the cent-r of
real danger was o Spnuieb sortie
for their full lace value, at rates that
ISlit; also tbo leader of tlie Twenty- officers who were proved to have been the Warren street tn Dlckerson street and tlience P. H.
Some time aftar midnight ou tbo 3d first, Colonel McKibhin, Tho Second ringleaders of the mutiny, were shot after southwesterly along the center or Orchard 1:87—All points from Binghamton east, connec will interest you.
tlon with Sussex R. R.
decision was mnde nt headquartcra to wus cotumauded by Colouel Wherry, a trial by court martial.—London Tlt-Blts. street to thoOrchard Street Cemetery; thence
MARTIN LUTHER COX.
following tho outside lino of said comotery 1:68-New York, Newark and MorrlBtown
hold the line nn San .Inan ridgo. It has Misaoarinu having a loug war record.
For information write
easterly and southerly and southwesterly to 8:44—Same points as 7:28 A. H .
been stated that Shaffer's demand for tho
COUHTy SUPERINTENDENT
Tho ono thing that Btrlkes the traveler the center of Spruce stroct near tho Swiss a:W-Hlbemli., Marcell. Mount Hope and
The ofllcera anfiervd to nn extraordisnrrender of Santiago wns drafted thnt nary degrtio. It was stated at Cnmp Wi- about Irish scenery is the gray tones of Its Knittfng Mill; thence southerly along the
THE——=v.
OP PDBIJO BOBOOIS
ot Hpruce street to the center ot WilRookaway.
^
night. Shatter says thnt ho wrote tho ItofT thnt thu older officers osposed them* coloring; the rocks, the hills, tho houses, center
Btreot ; thence easterly up tbo center of 6:08—New York and wayj Chester, Suocasunna
Hi., DOVES, A. •'•
the soil, the sky, aro all painted In gray, liam
demand on the morning of tho 8d. It tielvos to animutB tho men.
William
street
to
the
center
ot
Academy
suid U assuredly looks its beat Dot In t h t •treet; thence northerly and easterly alone
and Ironla.
was dated 8:110 a. in., and Toral acceptt H o n s s : B A. 11, to la i t every Saturday.
full glare of sunlight.
the center of Academy street to the center of A. U.
D. 8. M11LS CLOBE.
Second street; thence easterly up the center
Ucnnty la lllootl Deep.
Drink Gratn-O
of Second street to the center of Byram r:15-New York and way; also Eastern Suton,
A Flno MMnter Keaort.
Clean blood means a clean ekin. No
street;
thence
northerly
up
the
cpntir
of
Southern
jersey,
New York State and forbeauty without it. Cascnrets, Candy Calliar. At tliia Benson of the yenr ft good many after you have concluded that you ought Byram street to the center of Firat strcoi •
DOVER INSTITUTE OF
olgn.
tic clean your blood and keep it clc.in, bj wijiUsHre watiticg to know where to RO to not to drink Coffee. It is uot a medicine but thencn southerly up the center of First t-treet
doctors order it, because it Is healthful, in- to ils intersection with Penn avenue • tlionce 8:55-Hackett«town, Woahlngtou and all points
stirring up the lazy liver ami driving nil impurities from the body. Ufgiu to-day tu cup-j tlio Bovcre winter woatlior. Tho cli- vigorating and appetizing. It is made from westerly along the conter of Penn avenue to
on main line.
Life Insurance Co.
baniah pimples, boils, blotches, blacldiaiuU, fttu of North Carolina in particularly pleas- pure grains and has tbat rich seal brown color the point where it crosses the corporate bounand that sickly bilious complexion by takin« imt during tho winter months. It la not so and tastes llko the finest grades of coffee and dary of Dover near the Coonrod huuso; tbonco 8 : » - P o r t Oram. Mt Arlington and all p o l r t . to
Caecaret«,—benuty for ten cents. All diugCONDUCTED B Y
east and northeasterly along the boundary
HOriE
OFFICE,
CAMDEN, N. J.
Enston,
costs
about
%
as
much.
Children
like
it
and
giate, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, 25c, 50c. warm (is tlio clitnnte of FJoritJa and yet it tbri ve on Jt because it Is a genuine food drink lino of tho Town of Dover to tho point where )il5--Cheater. Succasunna End Iron!*.
F J U N O I B B . PirniAK, PreBlilent.
offers relief from tbo Bovore weather of this containing nothing but nourishment. Ask it crosses Blackwell street northerly of tho
BLERIEHS 60SESRDCH.
L. & W. car shops; thence westerly
Hop !l
JOBBPH n . B A S X I M , , 1st Vice President.
locality. Southern Pines, N. 0., Is a.newly "our Hjroeer for Qraln-O, tho new food drink, D.,
'
along the conter of Blackwell street to Warm j
m m m L
Special Tor Raster
K. AlIBLKIl AKMSTnONO, COUNSEL.
founcled villago wliero hundreds of NortLorn
and 25o.
ren street and the place or beginning, and
In Kid Gloves. A kook at 75c. pair; 2 olafp peojilo nro Bojournlug. Wo advlso thoreader
being the same territory lately known as tho
HAimir RKHVES, Secretary.
QERMAN TAUGHT ACCOBDINa TO
at 70c- pair. Dig values at J. H. Grimm's, C> take a run tlowu to that locality and Bee Don't Tobtceo Spit and Smoke Tour IJfo A nay.
Th rd
THE BEST MErHODS OP THE DAY
i S
W shn11 COI "«'"t« the Third :10-All points on tho Central Rallrnnd of Now
No. 6 N. Bussez street.
To quit tobacco euslly and forever, bo mag ™
Election
District
Branoli Office, PJerson Butldfng, Dover, H. J . I«ssons Given Both Afternoon and Evening.
whut it is Uko during the wlnfr niontba, nctlo,
full or lire, nurve ana vigor, tulie No-ToAnd all that part of tho territory of tho
railway fares costs but llttlo and Pinoy Duo, tlio wnndor-worlier, thnt malica we alt mon Town
CHARGES MODERATE
of Djvor which is within ths lines,
T o Care Coiutlpatlon Forovor.
Wu. M. FlBlltn, District Hupt.
All druuglsiB, cOo or ft. Cure guaran- boundaries and limits following, to-wit• B»Tnfco Ciiscarats Caiidv Catliartla 10a orCuo, Woods Inn, tlio new bfg hotel, an elegant strong,
APPLY TO
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address ginning in the center of Morris street and
1 0 . 0 . 0 . tail to euro, drugffiiiu rofuod inoaoy. hostelry, will caro for you at moderate rates, S
Correspondence with Building Loan
u r l i l y Sewed* o a , oiiicafo ox Now York. BlackweU str»t wlere they cross each other •
ERNST NEUENDORFF,
Association members earnestlysolicite a
No. 18 Bergen Street, City
Stoves, rianaes ^0 Healers
s
ana Scranion Goal
BIS umm
™ BUILDING LOAN MUTUAL
BUILDING
LOAN
MUTUAL
GermanLanguage
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., APRIL 7. -1899.
THE TKNT THAT
TELLS.
SHERIFf'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN OiiANfjKiiv tip N E W J i ; i i H t v .
YOU CAN GET ALL THE CONVINCING i'HOUK
YOU WANT liY HEADING DOVEK PAPKIIK.
7
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF NEW JEKSBV.
Recognized a s a Leader of RepubWherein Jaci>b II. JJartles, Louiaa Hurtles
Brown, Hck-iiu Hurtles ami Gertrude Hurtles Jefcireeu DorastuB L. Bryant, compiuiutiut,
Anthracite coai uaed exclusively, insuring
Wheu the reader wants any article of vul- Gator, were complainants, au<l Ellsworth
lican Opinion.
and the Westmoreland Hotel Company,
cleanliness and comfort.
Chiids, Ma I. ChililH, Frederick Cbilds,
ue he naturally prcf ere to deal with someone
Theodore F. King, William E. Kin K and
« hark* Dellurt Brower, trustee, and tbe Caroline H. Bryaut, defendants. Fi. fa. for The Niw York Tribune olfir* la ttie iiulillc a
he can depend upon.
New York Building ami Improvement
sale of mortgaged premises. Returnable to newspaper which is absolutely representativt
If mixed up in a law suit, a good regpontilTIME TJlJJLa IN KFKECT NOV. ^0, 1SDS
Company, wure clcfcudantK. Ki. fa. for Hale
the beat opinion of the Republican party on all
May term, A. Ii. 1SSK*.
blo lawyer IB generally the firat iioccaHity
of mortgaged premium. Returnable to
S. H. NKIGJIBOUII, Solicitor.
national issues. It Is (ll^nilU-il, strong, complete
May term, A. D. 18i«i.
sought.
By virtue of tbe above stated writ of tferi and patriotic,
facias in niv bunds, I shall expose for eale a t
J. M. DICKINSON, Boliultor.
If lout on the prairie, directions from a setThe Daily Tribune in 810 a year. The Weekly, TRAINS LEAVE DOVER A S FOLLOWS
Y virtue of the above stated writ of flori ublic vendue on tbe premises a t Landing,
1, butcuu tit) ubtatned, in conjunction with vuntler could be relied upon; thobe from a stranFor New York, Newark and
facias in my bonds, 1 ehall exuouo for lorria County, N. J., on
us local papers, on more mlvaotageouH tenim.
ger would he doubted.
sule at public vtmdue at tbe Court Houne in
Elizabeth, at 6:3;, a. ra,; 2:59 p. m
The Semi-Weekly In $i a yeur.
WEDNESDAY, \ho 19th day of April
It follows in the realm of proprietary arti- Mr>rrintown, N. J. t on
cles tuat Dover jwople would naturally select
MONDAY, the Ut duy of MAY
next, A. D. 1890, between tbe hours of 12 m. A Newspaper and Magazine Both.
For Philadelphia at 6:31, a.m.;
that one article which has cured some neigh- next, A. I). 1KM, between tho bours of 12 M. and 5 o'clock p. in., that is to say a t 2 o'clock
The Semi-Weekly Tribune, printed Tuowlayn 2:59, P' m.
bor, people they know, people who can be and 5 o'clock 1*. M., that is to nay at 'J o'clock in the afternoon of Baid day, all those tracts ,nd Friday 8, in one of the l«»st guttural new^pap^rs
iu the afternoon of wiiii day, ail tracts or par- or parcels of laud and premises, situate, lying
Keen, spoken to and questioned about the re- cels offends ami prt'tnisea, Bituute, lying and and being iu tbe Township of Roxbury, in the a the country for a wfde-a* ak« farmer, iirof.-H.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove,
sults. The only proprietary article which being iu the townnhip of Cheater, iu tbe County of Morria and Slate of New Jersey, atonal man, merchant, uiauuftttiturtr or nietlianie. Asbury Park and points on New
It Bftvea the ueceMlty of buying other newepaperH.
gives thin positive proof is the 0110 endorsed County of Morris nnd Htoto of New Jersey, bounded and described as follows:
THE FIHBT TRACT—Beginning a t the third It mipplemunts admirably a luca.1 doily; many York and Long Branch Railroad,
by Mr. E. F . Hall, of KG. l!0 Ur&nt street, bnuuded and described as fo'lowa :
2:59 P- mBeginning a t a whitu oak tree standing in corner of a tract of land conveyed by Axel people take it iu place of one.
employed iu tfie D., L. & W. car Bhopn, who
the public roud leading from fuuputik to Ches- W. Nibelfua to the Landing Hotel Company
»nys: " I won troubled with kidney com- ter, corner to lands late of Frederick Chiids, by deed dated September 2U, 1889, and re- The aKrlcultunU page will contain this year. In
For all stations to High Bridge
plaint for the last 10 or 15 years There was now Mr. Sharp's and Peter Tiber's, formerly corded in Morria County Cl-rk's office iu addition to regular features, a weather review,
nany descriptions of the actual results obtaiued at 6:31, a. m.; 2:SQ, p.m.
a severe pain across my lack, so bad at Wyekoff's; tbeuce (1) along lands of said Book U, 12 of Deeds, pages SO, &c.; tbence in email farms and other matters of particular use
north twelve degrees fifteen minutes west,
times that I could not got about, and I had Peter Tiger south flfty-two and a lialf de- being a continuation of the second line of to gardeners, fruit-growers, farmers, dairymen
For Lake Hopatcong at 8:35,
prpen went, twenty chains and Bixteen liuks to
also a dull aching pain over the kidneys. I titoueu for a corner ; thence (2) bortu twelve said tract of land seventy ttve feet to a cor- nd Uve-Btock raisers.
a. m.; 2:59, 7:08, p. m.
did not know what i t was t o got a good degrees west fourteen chains and sixty links ; ner marked by a stake and heap of stones;
(2) north eighty uix degrees thirty
Stories of the War with Spain.
night's sleep; no matter now often I changed thence (a) 6outhflfty-tbree degrees went fifteen thence
For all stations to Edison at
chains and sixteen links t o a brick stump and minutes went one hundred and twenty-three
During each week the reader will flnd a column
a m
my position the pain was always the same. Btones corner to luuds late of Conrad RttrieU; feet eight inches to a corner marked by a
C
" Questions and Answers," letters from corres- 8:35 - - ; 2:59 P- m.
When I rose in the morning I always had a thutice (4) along lands of mid Itarick north stake and heap of stones; lUeacB (3) south six
sort of tired feeling. Tho kidney secretions twenty-three degrees west thirty eliaias and degrees forty-five minutes east one hundred pondents tu London and Parin; a page devoted to
For Rockaway at 6:55' 9:25,
and fourteen feet two inches t o a corner bclonue and inecrtianlCB; home interests and other
contained a brick-dust deposit, were very four links to Btones cottier, to lands late of marked by a large stone with a drillhole; things which interest women, Including the " Tri- a. m.; 6:30, 739: p. m.
said Karick and Fordham ijoek, luto of Daniel
frequent and accompanied by suppression, Leek; thence (ft) along IQIIIIH of said Lfek and thencfl (4) north sixty-five degrees east sixty- bune fJunahiue Society;" soniB Rood games of
Sweetest tiling that can be seen
causing me much annoyance. I doctored and i'eter Brown north fifty-four and a half de- one feet four inches to a corner marked by a checkers; a scries of thrilling stories of actual exFor Easton, Allentown and
stone with a drill hole; tbence (5) south >eriences in the war with Bpalu, wrltUsu by
used lots of so-called kidney cures but never grees east thirty-neveu cbuinn and sixty-two large
Is a baby, fresh and clean.
Jlauch Chunk at 6:31. a. in.: ( 2 c g
links to a point in the u>ubliu road leading from thirty-eight degrees east one hundred and oldte-s and Bailors; and advance Information of
got
any
relief.
I
saw
Loan's
Kidney
Pills
to Easton); p. in.
Peapauk tit ('heater: thence (0) in said road flfty-two feet seven inches to a corner on tbe
Dainty clothes and tender skin
advertised in our paper and got a box at fouth eighteen and three-quarter degrees east second line of said tract marked by a stone >ew enterprises of importance to inanufactururv,
Need pure soap to wash them in.
Kobert KUJgorob drug store. They helped five chains and three links; thence (7) stilt In artificially set i a tbe ground; thence (0) along mechanics and bmjlnt-as men.
said second line north twelve degrees fifteen
me right from the start and before I bad Mid road south eight and three-quarter de- minutes west one hundred and twenty-nine
Nurse and mother must be sure
HETURKIHG,
grees east &eveu chains and thirty links ;
ilarket Reports the Standard.
taken half tbe box I could go to bed and tbpnee (B) along Vun Duser's land, now feet four inches to the place of beginning,
Leave New York, foot Liberty
Baby's bath is sweet and pure.
The market reports will be kept up to their prencontaining
thirty-six one hundredths acres,
deep soundly all night, something I had not Melick's, north fifty-three and a half degrees
ent
hitfu
siandard.
It
is
the
intentUm
of
The
Street,
at 6:00, a. m.; 4:40, p. m.
Free from grease or alkalies ;
done in years. I continued the treatment east thirty-three chains and ue veil ty-four •noro or less.
Tribuns at all times to add to them whatever quolinks; thence (!)) north thirty-three mid a half
TUB SECOND TRACT—Beginning a t a stake talious will render them of Kreater value. The
until the pain left me entirely, the secretions degrees wtwt five chains nnd ninety-four
Ivory Sonp their want supplies.
Leave
New York, South Ferry,
from the kidneys improved and I am better links; thence (10) along Cliandler'flland north ami stones one huudred and eighty eiijlit feet finest compliment • pafd to The Semi.Weekly Whitehall St., at 4:35, p. m.
on a courue south thirty-seven degrees fifteen
!• C<, CIMIBMIL
in every way. I have recommended tbiH flfty-two and a halt degrees east twelve minutes west from the Bouthwest corner of the Tribune Is the fact that It enjoys the. subscripremedy to a number of employes in the shop eh'iiiiH and eighty-live links; thence (11) south south abutment of the road bridge of tbe tions of a large number of merchants, dairymen
Leave Rockaway at 6:22, 8:24,
firty-six and a half degreei) east nineteen
and you may use my statement; for publi- chains and twenty-eight linka; thence (12) canal and Delaware, Lackawauna and West- iud farmers who disagree with Us political stsntl- 1. m.; 2:50, 6:55, p. rn,
Railroad a t Landing, New Jersey; thence nenta. but who find its accurate market reports
cation and I will bo pleased t o answer auy along lauds of Durllug south twenty-one de- ern
(I) south fifty-three degrees west two hundred essential to the proper conduct of their bunlnesa.
grees west fourteen chains and sixty-eight and
inquiries that may bo sent to me."
feet to a Btake ; tb»nce (2} It la always safe to look at The Tribune befoie
Leave Port Oram at 6:50, 9:20,
links to a rock; thence (IS) south twenty de- northtwenty-five
FLANDERS.
twelve degrees west three hundred feet one b yB or sells country produce. Once a week a. ni.; 6:22, 7:34, p, m;
sympathy of their f riendu here In their sorrow.
grees east three chains t o stones; thence (14) to a stake
and stones ; thence (H) uorth fiftyJohn J Drake, of Newark, was in tho vil- Mrs. J . P . Woodhull and Mra. William
Doaii's Kidnoy Pills for sale by all dealers. south thirteen degrees west one chain and three degree eaar. two hundred and twenty- the l» a special market article on one particular
WoodhuJl, of Dover, were visitors ou Friday Price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster-Mil burn seventy-one links to a maple tree; tbotiee (IS) fllo teet to a stake and htouea in the south top .
la,^ for a *d»rt stay during lost week,
Leave Lake Hopatcong at 6:20,
south twenty-three and a half degrees west
. m.; 5:28, p. m.
Ili'iinet liowinan and family, of Xfaugh- with Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Woodbull, of Co., Buffulo, N. Y., sole agents for the U. S. nine chains and nine links to a heap of Btones; right of wav line of the Delaware, LackaPictorial Supplement.
wa> na aud Western Railroad ; thence (4) folriglit, removed to tills place last week, occu- this place,
Remember tbe name Doan's and take 110 sub- thence (If) south four degree* east nue chain lowing the same about three hundred feet to
With Friday's number there is an Ilhwtratod
and ninety-links to a chestnut tree; thence the place of beginning, which, after deductLeave High Bridge at8:i7, a. m.;
pying tlio Into W. K Miller property. Mr.
Mies Alice Bird has returned from a stay ititute.
(17) south tbi-teen and a half degrees weBt ing twenty-seven hundred and fifty square upplument, 20 to 2-1 pages, printed on specially 6:29 p. m.
jtomnnn bus opened a wlieelriRht shop and of several days with her. alBter, Mrs. Ira Santwo chains and ninety links to an ash tree; teet
flue papw, full of delightful reading, enlivened
tor
wagon
road,
there
remains
one
acre
commenre'' work, illling the vacancy In t b a t deraoii, of German Valley.
thence (IB) south thirty-six degrees west one and fi>rty-eight hundredths acres ; being the •1th from thirty to fifty half-tone or other pictures.
SUCCASUNNA..
J . H. OLHAUSEN,
chain and forty-eight links to a beach tree;
line inwto l>y tin death of M. F . Dickerson.
A handsome monument of gray granite has
Every reader admits that this Supplement is equal
Gen'l Bupt.
The Rev. E. W. Hancock ID attending con- tbenoe (19) south sixteen degrees WCBI two same premises conveyed to the party oi tbe to a magazine- in. IU content a, and better than a
flrt part by deed from Axel W. Nitwlius
been
erected
in
the
Force
Ceme'ery,
near
the
Tile last north bound passenger train due
chains aud eighty-seven links; thence (30) dated
H. P . BALDWIN,
ference in Newark.
September
26,
1BB9,
and
recorded
in
M. E . Church, to tho memory of the Kev.
south lorly-nlx degrees cast ninety links; Uorri- County Clerk's oifiee in Book U-13 on magazine in being quicker to lay before Its readers
here iibout seven o'clock iu tbe evening
Chin. Puss. A g t .
The "Klondike" supper spoken of a few
perfectly l"reali discussions of matters which are
6tramli;<l by tlie breading of tlie engine, a aud M m Manoing Force aod their eon, the weeks ago will take place in the Presbyterian thence (21) south thirty-four degrees went page 80, &o. The said party of the first part attrautinir attention, gampfe cop/es of Friday's
three chains and seventy-two Jinks; thence
short distance below this place ou Thursday late William M, Force, of Newark, and hU Chapel on Tuesday evening, April 11, A (22) north fifty-one degrees west &even chains further grants, assigns and conveys to the issue wilt ba sent free on application. The Supand twenty-Beven links; theoce (S3) along party of the second part, its successors and
of lost week and remained there for about wife.
novel entertainment is being prepared and a lands of Frederick Chiids south forty-four assigns forever, the right and privilpge ot plement contains two pages of humor; a fasclnatDr. and Mra. Charles N. Miller, of German
tiro hours, when tho engine was repaired
a one inch pipe from the above de- Ing letter from ex-attache, a gentleman who has
good time is promised to all who come,
and a half degrees west twenty-two chains laying
(HORBIB A ESSEX DIVISION.)
scribed premises to a small lake about fifty Berved at many at the great courts of tlie world,
Valley, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
siiflli'iefitly to enable t > complete tbe trip.
Mrs, William Couraou ami Miss Susan aro uud eighty-one links to a rock; tbeuce OM) feet south of tho autna for the purpose of con- and who [peaks of klnga, emperors and noblemen
still along said Child's land, now Hbarp*a, veying water to the hotel or other dwelling
Depot in Hew Torji, foot of Barolajfit.«nd
Tbe Misses Maude and Bertha Apgar, of Myers on Easter Sunday.
spending a week with relatives in Orange.
from actual knowledge; nook reviews; short
south
fifty-three
and
a
half
dpgreea
w^st
fifFrank Smith visited with hia mother a t
foot of Christopher St.
Dover, were visitors last week with their
fr. and Mrs. E. J, DeCamp spent Easter teen chalus and eighty-eight links to the place and barn or stable which may be erected itorles; dramatic and musical criticisms; the fine
for UBe therein, tbe pipe to be laid
cmisias, tlie Mit-ses Annie and Emma Waok. Keavil last week.
of beginning, supposed to contaiu three hun- thereon
Sunday with Mrs. Pope in Roseville.
u> der ground and Baid privilege to b« re- work ot great architects and artists; letters from
dred
and
twenty-three
acres
of
land.
DOVER
TIME TABLE.
From
one
of
our
neighboring
places
comes
abroad;
talk
on
scientific
subject*,
new
warships,
C, H. Barret and family have removed
stricted to one dwellug house and QUO barn
Mrs V. F . Cox, of Camp Tabor, the coun'y
etc.,; [rosBip by pungent writers; and, Iu fact, the TRAINS ABBITX AND SSPABT JTBOll. THIS
or stable.
Irom near this [ilace to the Ledgewood House, the following; "While the Index boasts of its president of the W. C, T. U., will address the
whole
range
of
higher
topics
In
which
Intelligent
great circulation and extensive news Its ladies in the MethodiBt Church on Friday^
Leugewood.
Being the Bame premises conveyed t o said
STATION AB FOLLOWS :
THE THIRD TRACT, bounded and described men aud women are deeply Interested, and a proTbe seution men of this p'ace wero given a readers bemoan Its poor type, While ours is April 14, a t 2:45 p. m. A large attendance William Chillis by B. Van Syckef, master in as follows: Beginning a t the third corner of fusion of beautiful illustrations. The Supplement
chancery, by deed dated June 3\K A. D., 1S'S8.
EAST BOUND
A. K, WB8T EOUTJD
a tract of land as conveyed by Nancy Riggs la the cream of the whole week's work la the
Loliihiy on Goo 1 Friday. As this is unusual not a newspaper borrowing community, yet is desired.
EDGAR L. DUELING, Sheriff.
Buffalo
express*
5:15 Milk express
6:12
to
Landing
Hotel
Com
piny
by
deed
dated
it must In taken as another measure of recently the Index was offered by one man Tbe decorations in tbe churches on EoBter
Dated March 25,1600.
Oawejco express* 6:10 Milk erproP8
6:34
December 17, ] 889, and recorded in Morriw Tribune office.
Chronicle
and
Era.
p
.
t
$16.20
to
another,
when
the
latter
declined,
saying
Dover express 6:4(1 Dover accom.
economy.
8:12
County Record of Deeds In Book X-12, pages
Suudoy were beautiful.
Hack't'nexp.* 7:10 Easton mail
9:10
15, &c.; tbence (1) north two degrees and six, Clubs.
J Rush Smith, of Pottersville, was In the he didn't wanfcBuch ajumMed mess and he
Hack't'n
mail
7:28
Bing'ton
mail*
9:29
teen minutes eaat one hundred and seventy
couldn't read, it anyway, the print was so
village oa Hatunlay.
feet to centre of proposed new road as now Any reader who may find It convenient to raise Washington spl* 8:03 Dover express 10:43
Hub of subscribers for Th» Semi-Weekly Buffalo express* 8:33 PhilUpsburg ex* 10:48
Mrs Catherine Stone, who baa been with poor". And he a loyal Democrat, The EKA
laid out leading from Landing to Fort Morris
I N CHANOKHV O F N E W J E R S E Y .
express 8:41
relatives iu Jersey City for the past several is accepted always with thanks.
Wherein Gustavus F. Swift and Edwin C. on south-west side of Delaware, Lackawanna Tribune Is Invited to do BO, and to eend to this Easton
Dover accom. 9:40 Dover acoom. 19:20
Bwift, partners, trading as Dover Beef Com- and Western Railroad; thence (2j Bouth sev- office for sampla copies, etc.'
CA«O LYNN.
months, returned to her home bere last week.
Soranton exp.* ll : 02 Ba-ton express 1:58
enty-five degrees and twenty-two minutes
THB TRIBUNB.
pany,
wero
complainants,
and
Frank
O,
O*(r
Two
Hundred
Thousand
Trial
Dover accom. 11:20 Elmira express* 2:19
Easter wus uiipropriately observed in both
2:19
Redden and Hattle Hrdden, his wife, and east, following iho centre of said proposed
T o Cure Constipation Forever*
p. H. Dover accom.
Bottles Sent Free by Malt
3 2
churches. In tho Presbyterian CUuruh tbe
3:52
Alfred JU Ueddon and Sarah A Hetlden, road two hundred and twenty-four and eightTalte Cusuaiola Candy Cutburtla We orlBc
feet to a p^Int in the centra of said
Dover accom. 12:45 Easton express 5:08
his wife, were defendants Fi. fa. for sale tenths
decorations were of growing plunta and cut >( 0 . 0 , 0. fall to cure. drueniHts refund tnonep
By special arrangement wilh themsik
road;
thence
(8)
still
following
tbe
centre
of
Buffalo
express*
1:37
Scranton
exp.*
6:34
of mortgage premises. Returnable t o May the Bame Bouth forty-one degrees and fortyUfratoreraof that justly famous Kidney
tloner& tastefully arranged. The sermon a t
Eaflton mail
2:41 Dover expreea 6:35
6:35
Cut this out and return to us with $ 1 . 0 0 and fowego express* 3:47 Washington upl* 6:40
MORRIdTOWN.
medicine, Dr. David Kennedy's Favor-. term, A. D., ihOQ.
nine minutes east one hundred and three and
tbo morning service delivered by tho pastor,
FORD D, SMITH, Solicitor.
seven-tenths feet to Its intersection with tbe we'll send the following, postage prepaid:
Dover accom. 3:55 Hack't'n mail
7:18
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eleenschmldt, who its Remedy, the readers of this paper
tlie llev. W. T. I'ttninll, was eloquent and tull
Dover accom.
5:55 PhilUpsburg ace. 8:02
Y virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri third line of a tract as conveyed by A. W. Vermont Farm Journal 1 Year.
are enabled to obtain a trial bottle and
of ihe glndncds and reality of the resurrection. have for many years been residents ot Mor- pamphlet of valuable medical advice
Buffalo expreBs* (i:22 Buffalo express* 6:28
Facias iu my hands, I shall exnotse tor Nibelius to the Lauding Hotel Company by
Dover acoom, 6\S2 LT. 8. express* 9:55
Tho music, both morning and evening, was ristown, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary absolutely free, by simply sending their sale a t Public Vendue, a t the Court House io deed dated September 2(J, IKS", and recorded New Vork Weekly Tribune 1 Vear.
in Morris County Record of Deeds, Book American Poultry Advocate 1 Year.
PhilUpsburg ex.* 6:87 Dover accom. 10:38
reunereil by a, quartette choir. A t the even- of their marriage at their home on Western full name and post office address to t h s Morristown, N. J., on
U-13, pages 80, &c.; thence (4) Bnuth fifty-two
Milk express* 8:17 Buffalo exprew* 10:59
MONDAY, the 24th day of April next,
ing service the pasor gave an Illustrated talk, avenue last Friday night. They were mar- DR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORAand thirty miuutes west along third The Oentlewoman I Year.
Eaaton accom. 8:44 Theatre train, 2;25
A. D., 1899, between the hours of 13 m. and 6 degrees
TION,
Rondout,
N.
Y.,
and
mentioning
Una
ot
last
mentioned
lot
one
hundred
and
Milk express* 8:57
using tlie beautiful Easter Illy as all illustra- ried in Germany and came to Morristown
o'clock p. m'.. that; is to Bay a t 9 o'clock in ninety-Bix and three-tenths feet to third cor- Marlon Harland's Cook Hook.
tion. It was an able effort and was greatly ahout forty-five years ago. They were the thlflpnper.
the afternoon of said day, all that tract ner of eanie, and also the fir»t corner, us in Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
Ofcourse this Involves enormous ex* or parcel of land and premises herein- deed from Nancv Riggs to Landing Hotel
•Via. Boonton Branch.
enjoyed. A substantial offering was made t o Barents of ten children, six of whom are
particularly described, situate, lying
pense to the manufacture™, but they after
the first above mentioned; thence
now living.
Mrs. Durling, the wife of
the church treamry.
being in the township of Randolph, Company,
have received so many grateful letter) and
(ft) north twelve degrees fifteen minutes west
Sheriff
E.
L.
Durling,
is
a
daughter
of
the
iu
the
County
of
Morris
and
State
of
New
The II. B. Ohurcb was artistically decoDOVER AND MORRISTOWN.
from those who have been benefited Jersey, hounded and described as follows, viz: seventy-five feet along the first tiua of last This combination fills a family need- Two farm
mentioned trace to second corner of same;
rutetl with au abundauco of potted planu?t aged couple.
and cured of the various diseases of the
Arrive
Leare
Arri«
for the man—Tb« ••Gentlewoman," an [<eave
Being the same premises conveyed to said thence (0) n o th eigbly-tjx degrees and thirty papers
The annual charter election will be held in Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Blood,
palms, etc. The exercises in the morning
ideal
paper
for
the
ladies—
N.
Y,
Weekly
Tribune
Dover.
Morristonn Morriatoira
Dover
Frank O, Hedden and Alfred L. Hodden by minutes west one hu> dred and twenty-tnree
all—Marlon Harland'a Cook Book with H00
were on " Missions," an offering being made Morrlatown on Monday, May 1. Four Al- Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronlo deed from Ephrnim H. Doy and wife dated and six-tentbs feet, following the second line for
4:80 A H. 5:14 P. H. 6:03 A. M. 6:34 A. M.
pages
and
1,000
practical
recipes
for
tbe
wife,
and
for the same. A uumber of nmpB relating dermen and four members of the Morris Constipation, and all weaknesses pecu- Jan. S', 1MI:1, and recorded in Morris County of the same to the place of beginning, con- the book " Teu Nights In a Bar Room,'1 tho great
6:40 '
7:10 "
7:41 "
8:12
"
liar
to
women,
that
they
willingly
send
records of deeds in Book W-13, on page 443, taining ninety-six hundredths of an acre, est lernperance noval of the age. A two cent 7:88 '
7:57 "
8:88 "
to the subject, showing the growth of Mis- County Board of Freeholders are to be elected.
9:10 "
brings samples of papers and our ere»t BM
trial bottles to all sufferers.
etc., and in said deed described OH follows: in r e or less; but, after deducting sixteen Btatnp
'
8:12 "
10:15 " 10:43 "
clubbing list.
sionary work, were presen-^ed and explained The retiring Aldermen are Charles VanUil1
hundred
the
of
an
acre,
part
of
the
area
of
Being
the
second
tract
described
iu
u
deed
9:40
10:10
"
11:63
"
12:30
p.
u.
Upon investigation it was found that
w
c ARD 11:20 ' 1 11:47 "
by the pastor, the Rev. C. E. Walton. An de<\ Republican, Fi'ut Ward ;Charlton Reetl, 91 per cent of those who had used the from Thomas fleddeu to Lewis Briant, de- xaid proposed new road as along lines uutn1:23 p. u 1:68 "
12:45 P.1H. 1:15 p . K . 8:25 "
H:53 "
Easier authem wus rendered by a quartette Democrat, Second W a r d ; J. J . A. Owens, trial bottle had received such benefit cased, March IS, 1840, and recorded in tbe bo B two and three, there remains eightyUD
h
Morria County records in Book 14, pages 58, uundredtljs ot an acre, more or Jess.
2:44
8:15 "
4:41 •'
5:08 "
composed of tlie Rev. and Mrs Walton and Ripubiimn, Third Word, and John Byram, trom it that they purchased large sized etc., and begins at a heap ot stones on the
63a Main St. WILniNOTON, VT. 3:55 '
4:23 "
5:&3 "
6:25 "
their sou nnd daughter, C. B . A . and Miss Republican, Fo'irtb Ward. The Frwholderu bottles of their druggists.
northeasterly side of the road iu the Hue of
Being the same premises conveyed bo the
6:55 • '
0:20 "
8:60 "
7 18 "
Grace Walton. In the evening there was the whose terms expire are Major Dulrymple,
It matters not how flick you are or lands that formerly belonged to Richard Westmoreland Hotel Company by the Lnnd6:83 '
7:01 "
7:33 "
8:03 "
Shotwell,
being
the
second
corner
of
land
late
ing
Hotel
Company
by
deed
March
20,
1«U7,
8:44
'
8:10
"
10:08
'•
10:8S "
usual preaching service, the sermon bearing Republican, First Ward ; Jacob VanWinble, how many physicians have failed to of Randall Dull, deceased (referenceas afore
and not yet recorded.
2:00
A.
M
.
2:25 A. H
help
yon,
send
for
a
trial
bottle
of
thto
Democrat,
Second
W
a
r
d
;
Dr.
G.
A.
Becker,
upon Easter.
thence running (1) north fifty-six deDated March 13, 1U0H
great medicine, itcostsyou butapontal said); east
ten chains; th-iico (2) south (tftyMiss Elizabeth Hopkins Is visiting with It-publican, Third Ward, and Michael Nor- card, and benefit and cure will mort grees
EDGAR L. DUELING, Sheriff.
LBAVE N E W YORK FOR DOVER
one
defirees
east
eleven
chains
and
forty-eight
ris, Democrat, Fourth Ward.
• certainly be the result.
Chronicle and E r a
p. 1 S23..40
friends at Newark and other places.
At 8:15*, 4:20,6:00, 7:10, 8:00*, 8:50 9'20»,
links; thence (8) south thirty-throe degrees
10:10, a. m . ; 13:00 m . l:00*, 200, 8:30 4:00«,
The seventeenth annual hall of Hnmone
The annual parish meeting of the PresbyPut somu urine in a class tumbler and west six chains and fifty links; tbence (4)
4:80, 5:10*, 6:20, 6:00, 7:00*,8:S0*, 8:80, 9:80»,
sixty-three
degrees
west
fifteen
chains
aud
Engine
Company
No
2,
of
Morristown,
was
Ietitsttmd24hours;ifithasasediment
teriim Church occurs a t the chapel on Mon/orfcy-tbreo links to the place of beginning
or if it is palo or discolored, milky or and
held iu McAlpfn Hall on Monday night.
day afternoon, April 10, a t three o'clock.
containing ten acres and forty-nine oneIS CHANCERY OF NKW JERSEY.
•Vl». Boonton Branch.
X E W A R K , H(. J.
Professor Muscat, solo tenor singer in the cloudy, stringy or ropy, your Kidneys hundredths of an acre.
Ilager Kaar aud family, who for the past
Between Margaret P. Hamilton, complainant,
or
Bladder
are
in
a
bad
condition.
Dr.
choir
of
the
Church
of
the
Redeemer
in
Moryear were at Pottersville, removed on Saturand Sarah Louisa Baldwin ana Milton
Dated March 17. lbl«>.
David
Kennedy's
Favorite
Remedy
CHESTER BRANCH,
Baldwin, defendants. Fi. fa. for sale of
EDGAR L, DUELING, Sheriff.
day to A J. Eoed's farm, made vacant by C . ristown, has removed to Brooklyn, where he speedily cures such dangerous sympmortgaged premises Returnable to May
p. f. *».00
has secured a n engagement in a large church toms as pain in the back, inability to Chronicle and Era.
H. Barret's removal to Ledgewood.
oorao I A S T .
term, A. D. 189U.
Large
Auction
Sales
oi
150
to
250
for
the
ensuing
year.
hold urine, a burning scalding pain l a
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Monroe Marvin, of
M I L L E R & MEYKIIS, Solicitors
Ohest«r,6:16,7:48B.m.jlSKK). 4:15p. m
Frank Lusardf, of Morrlafcown, having passing it, frequent desire to urinate,
NOTICE.
By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri Head of Horses every Tuesday and Fri- Horton, 6:21, 7:40 a. m.; 12:08, 4:23 n. m.
Newark, returned to that city on Monday
especially at night, the staining of linen
facias in my handB, I shall expose for sale a t
Ironla, 6:25, 7:5a a. m.; 12:13, 438 p. m.
afleraBtayof a few weeks with Mr. Mar- been left an estate in Italy, has disposed of
ESTATE OF SUSAN E. BEACH, DECEASED. public venduoat the Court House in MorrisBuccssunna, 6:80,7:50 a. m.: 13:18,4:83 a.m.
day, commenaing a t 10 o'clock a. m .
his business interests in Morristown, and will by your urine~and all the unpleasant
vin'" parents at tbe homestead.
Kenvll, 0:33.7:69a. m.; 12:22, 4:37 p. m.
and dangerous effects on the system
Pursuant to the order of the Surrogate of the town, N. J M on
JuDCtioD, 6.SS, 8:M a. m.; 13:27, 4tft> p. m.
I>r aud Mrs. J, Yf. Farrow, of Dovnr, go to Italy to look after the property be- produced by the use of whiskey, wine Oounty of Morris, made on the twenty-seventh day
MONDAY,
the
24th
day
of
APRIL
Port Oram, 8:40, 8:07 a. m . ; 12:80, 4 52 p.m.
February A. > one tlioiiBand eight hundred and
visited with relatives a t Hartley aud this place queathed t o him.
or beer. Dr. David Kennedy's Favor- of
ninety-nine, notice is hereby efveu to all persons next, A. D. 1899, between the hours of 18 M.
Ar. Dover, 6:46, 8:23 a. m . ; 12:a5, 6:00 p. m .
Miss Garrard and Miss "Wood will rebuild ite Remedy is sold at all drug stores at having claims against the estate of Busan E, and 5 o'clock p. M., tbat is to say a t 2 o'clock
on Sunday.
Beach, late ot tlie County or Morris, deceased, to iu the afternoon of said day, all the undivided
T1
GoraoWEBT.
'o Kev. and Mra. 0 . B. Walton, with on the site of their two houses destroyed by $1.00 for a large bottle; Biz bottles for present
tlie same, under oath or affirmation, to tbe one-balf interest owned by the defendants in
subscribers, on or before the twenty-seventh day all the following described tract or parcel of
Dover, 9:85 a. tn.; 2:24,6:28, 6:43 p . m .
•Mr little grand-daughter, left on Monday fire in Elm street, Morristown. Plans for $6oa
of
November
next,
being
nine
months
from
the
Port
Oram,
9:40
a. m.; 2:29, 5:34,8:48 p. m .
for May wood to visit with their daughter, the two new buildings are being prepared by
date of said order; and any creditor neglecting to land and premises, situate, lying and being in
JunotlOD, 9:43 a. m . : 2:32, 5:37, 6:30 p . m.
brine in anil exhibit lilu or her olaltn, Undor oath the Township of Roxbury, In the County of
Mrs. Oeorgo Slpley, Mr. Walton going from Architect B . C. Welsh.
Kenvll, 9:49 ». m . ; 3:S7.5:<3, 6:64 p. m,
or affirmation, within the time so limited, will DP Morris and Htate of New jersey, bounded and
Tho manager of the Morristown office of
that plnco to attend tbe annual conference of
Huccsimnna, 0:R5a.m.; 3:41.5:47,6:67 p.m.
forever barred of hta or her action therefor against described as follows: Being tbe same lot of
the executors.
Ironla, 10:02 a. m . ; 2:40, 5:62, 7:03 p m
the Postal Telegraph Company has appealed
t » 11. E. Church in Newark.
land that; was devised to the said Thomas
Horton, 10:03 a. ra.; 3:51. 5*5,1:05 p . m.
Dated
the
twenty-seventh
day
of
February
A.
D.
Tone,
since
deceased,
by
the
will
of
his
grandto tlie State Board of Taxation from the
Mr
» N. M. Rarlck hoe removed into her
Ar. Cheater, 10:15a. m.;2^9,6:00, 7:10 p.m.
father, Thomas-'Tetereou. dated March 12,
m
hllme
assessments
made
upon
the
company's
prop'
GUY
JUNTON.
?'"
. formerly the property of the late
Itt49, and proven November 8, 1655, and reThe
Hockettotown Express stona ot Port
F H E D & R I C K n . BEACH,
These (tales includes Trotters, Pacers, Cobs, Fam- Oram going
erty in Morristown. The appeal acta as a
corded
in
the
Surrogate's
ofhVe
of
Morris
east at 7:33 a. m.: eofnjz west a t
Moses T. Bennett.
i-Ow
.- ..
Kxecutora.
ily, Saddle, Matched Fairs, Business, Farm, ExCounty in Book G of Wills, page 490, 1efc seq in press, Jersey Chunks and Heavy Draught Horses, 7:21 p. m.
stay from a n y proceedings that may he
manner fol'owfng: Item Spcond— '! give, welshing from 1,400 to 1,800 pounds,
Jolrn Hopler attended t h e funeral of h h brought by Tax Collector Becker.
devise and bequeath to my grandson, ThomaB
Tbls ia the cheapest place in the east to buy
mother at Srhooley's Mountain on Tuesday.
Argument was heard by Vice Chancellor
Tone, that tract or piece of land on the north tiorses of any description, and we invite all IntendWe wero pleased to learn fro"" theoorres- Emery on Tuesday afternoon on an applicaside of tbe turnpike rood called the Mead and ing purchasers to call and look our stock over and
ESTATE O P MARGARET F R I T Z , DECEASED. Orchard lot, a t a corner of the late SilaH wo will convince tliemtbatwu can sell them SO
Wnoent at Hib-ruin that tho people there tion made by Edward Q. Keasbey for aliper cent, cheaper than auy other place In the east,
P u r s u a n t to t h e order ot t b e Surrogate of t i e IiiggB* land ; thence northerly iu his line to we are not like a retail stabiu. we have to close
request the return of their pastor, the Her. mony and counsel fees pending the trial of Estimates Ohn«rfuUy Given.
Counly of Morris, m a d e o a t h e eighth d a y of Urn Morris Canal ; thence to the line of Mar- these horses out each week to make room for fresh
, "'""" s '"ut. Sir. Stout was for Bve yeare
fttJafaction
Guaranteed.
.
Raret
Hill*'
l
a
n
d
:
thence
in
a
line
of
said
March,
A.
D,,
one
thousand
elprht
hundred
and
consignments, which are constantly arriviofr from
the Buit for divorce which Mrs. Parah F.
ninety-nine, notice Is hereby given t o all persons Margaret Mills' land to a corner at a fence in the large western shippers. We Rive all purchawra
•Wioned ut this place nnd has many WendB
TO
Itunyon bas brought against her husband,
having claims'npainst t h e estate of Margaret a southt-rly range of the orchard on these two days'trial on all tiorses, and if not as rupre™ tlie vicinity.
Fritz, lat« of t h e County of Morris, deceased, t o premises ; thence in a straight line so as to sented purchagu money cheerfully refunded. ParFrederick C. Runyon, of Morriatnwn. Ropresent t h o name, uudor nuth o r affirmation, t o
ties living at a. distance and cannot pet horm-a back
include
tfio
orchard,
and
thence
n
u
t
to
tbo
°n° additional man bas been engaged to cently Runyon obtained a decree of divorce
tjjfi subscriber, on or Duforo t b o eighth d a y of
before the warrantee expires we will accept teleDecember next, being nine m o n t h s from t h e d a t e of turnpike r o d, a t a pair of bars a small dis- gram or tel^plione message for Barae
in the State of Washington. In the action
TOt on tho section at this place.
said order; and any creditor neglecting t o bring In tance east of my mansion house, said to be This, will bo a grand opportunity for farm and
1 h fu
arid exhibit his o r h e r claim, under oath or affir- thirty five acre*, more or less."
" 'iernl of the late Mrs. R. H. Btepheni which Mrs. Runyon bas instituted ifl the New
city people to get a borso of any description.
mation, within t b e time BO limited, will b e forever
(OLD POINT COMFORT)
The foregoing premises containing, however,
™> I'M at Mount Olive on Saturday, Inter- Jersey Court of Chancery she seeks a divorce
barred o t blB o r liar action therefor against thr* only twenty-nine acres b * actual survey with
Admlnlrttratrlx.
HOY & FOX, Proprietors.
rant befog made In the Union Cemetery at on tf:o ground of desertion and also asks to
the courses and distances running (I) north
AND
of March, A. R.. 18W>.
forty-eight degrees enBt eleven chains and
, J "]m- Mrs. Stephens Is survived by her have tho Washington decree Bet aside on the
Insure your property with the Dated t h a .eighthJ E(lav
S S I E A. WOODHULL,
J. B. MOREHOUS, SlUsman.
twenty links ; tbence (2) south seventy eight
«ramid and lwo children, ono son and one contention that It was improperly secured. Pennsylvania Firelnsurance ComAdministratrix.
lB-Ow
•
• Dorer, N . J . degrees and thirty minutes east thirteen JOS. S. HOV and JACOB SHULTS,
"•muter. The bereaved family have the The Vice Chancellor reserved biB decision.
chains; thence (3) south twenty-seven deAuctioneers.
pany, incorporated in 1825.
grees east ten chains; thence (4) south twenty
tbree degrees west eighteen chains and BeveuNOTICE.
which are most attractive
ty-fivD links; tbencu (fi) north tbirty-seven
JAMES T. ECKHART, Agent.
ESTATE OF GEOHGE SMITH, DEQEASED. nnd ono half degrees east thirteen chains und
points at this time.
Pursuant to the order of tlia Surrogate of seventy links to tho place of beginning, conOffice in Baker Building,
the County of Morris, made on the twenty taining twenty-nine acres, as above stated ;
fifth day of March A. D. ( ona thousand being- tlio same prem^ea whereof the baid
Warren Street,
eight liuudred and ninety-nine, notice is Thomas Tone died seized, leaving tbo mid
EXPRESS STEAMSHIPS
hereby gi'en to all persons having claims MurtbaTone, his widow, and the said MarDover, N. J. agninst thoestnto of George Bmith, late of garet P. Tone xud Sarah Louisa Tone, UU two
OF THE
tlie County of Monte dpceased,to pres-nt tho children, surviving him.
Dated March 20 1899.
same, under oath or iifllrmattnn, to tho flubA stubborn cold iB easily taken; It
ficrit>er, on or be'ore the twenty-fifth dny of
sticks to aome people nil winter and
December next, hoing rifne months from thr
very often develops Into bronchitis or
ffii JoneB St.', Siour City, la.
EUGAU L. DURLING, Sheriff.
dato of wild order; and any credit r ueglect
consumption. You should cure a cold
PERFOMCDAtLT SERVICE.
lug to brinp In iind exhibit hlaor her claim, Chronicle find E m .
p. f $]n
promptly by taking Dr. Bull's Conga
under oath or nflirmatiurt, within tho time BO
Syrup. TbiB celebrated remedy is ac- or any other ladies who wish to work limited, will bo forovor burred of his o r her
Notice of Settlement.
knowledged to be most efficient and
action therefor ngajnst the administrator,
Through tickets returning from
Notfcn is htreby givuti that the accounts of
reliable for nil affeotioim of the throat
Dated tho twenty fifth day of March A. D
Snsnn E Beach, late Guimiiau of Jamen
mid lungs. I t cures a coldat once.
Washington by rail or -water.
Malcolm Rousall and John Ilnlnoy BOIIBIIH,
EDWARD L. ATNO,
minors, will be audited and stated by tho Sur]IM)
w
Administrator.
rogate, nnd reported for settlement to tho
working for us in ap.irc time at home on
For full Information app!7 to
Orphans' Court of tho County of Morris, on
our cloths. We offer you a good chance
Friday, the, seventh day of Atirll next.
to make plenty ofspending money easily
Dated March Ifit, 181*9.
A cottage containing BO von rooms, ntcely
in
leisure
hours.
Semi
12c
for
cloth
and
J'ntont. Tanto Good. Do
GUY MINTON
finished, water in kitchen. Also to let, or
laden, or Grliio, 10c, 25o, WJQ.
full directions for work, and commence
Pier 26, North River, New York.
for sale, three other bouses, all on Richards
at once. Cloths sent anywhere. Address
CONSTIPATION. ...
FUEDEIUCK R. BBACH,
Executors of Susan E. Beaub, deceased avexiuo.
Promptly ouros Stubborn Colds.
(IKO-C)
Boston^ MttBi.
Inquire
F
.
F
.
BIRCH.
Kr-5
W
17-tf
DoKinre small and pleasant to |al«V » * »
retoninuuil it. Trice 25 cents. At all dtujpsn
JN CnANCEHV Of N E W JKIUJKY.
S
B
D., L. & W. RAILROAD.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
A BIG CLUB.
B
an lotSi. Regular cost $4.00
Vemom Faim Journal, V R* £ -
...BULL'S HEAD...
COMMISSION STABLES,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
KOS. 495 AND 497 BROAD STREET,
Tfie Largest sale Stables Iq New Jersey.
JOHN O'CONNtU
Practical Plumber. Tin anC
Sheet Iron Worker.
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
Dover, N. J.
NOTICE.
UNINTERRUPTED PASSENGER
SERVICE
FORT MONROE
Jas. T. Eckhart
BEBL E8TBTE BHD FIDE IHSUfiflHCE.
WASHINGTON
Stubborn
COLDS
OLD DOMINION LINE
FARMERS' WIVES
Dr.Bulls
Cough Syrup
can Earn Lois of
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE ERA, $1 PER
YEAR
TO LET.
OLD DOMINION S T E f l H P CO.
W. L, GDILLADDED,
T H E IRON E R A , DOVEK- JN. J., APRIL 7,1899.
8
has 100,000 men uiuk-r a m i s prepared to
put down a threatened revolution of
Macedonia a n d Bulgaria Influenced b y
Russia
The will of Mrs. Bloomfleld
Frhlny. Ilnr.h ;tl.
of I'hil;i<Ulj'hi;i tins been probatfuneral Mai-Ai itnn V Iihcaile entered Moore
ed in London — -The British steamer
the city of M.ilulus, lln- in^urt;t;rit ci>
Furt^t Rrt.nk was towi-d into Halifax
ital. Tht; in.--urf;t;iii^ M't lire iu Hie c by tin1 s t t n m c r (Muirlns CrosH In a disat MacArihurV ai'!'i"iuii u<ui iU-Qnortli- abled (.tUHlitiun—-Kriti^li bridge buildvurii. fiiMiiTnl Jlfili.-'i- lni^;i(it- captured ers m u d . . .
_
Uumpuina, a vllhipt ...•••(lit.Mftt of Ma- the award of 1 lie .Alburn river bridge
nila, lifter Fi-vcri' firhlins ar.d pursued contract to a Philadelphia firm T h e
the Insurgents fur iwer.il miles beyond warlike prepiiriitiuMs (if Norway, It Is
that point
Unit'sti the Cuban pay rolls tlinuplit, ptirtt-iid an attnek on Sweden,
are stum furtlieinniiiK the J3,000,0U0 will which is ill prepare! fnr defense The
NEWS OF TIIK WEEK.
ON THE GO.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR
(SALOP BRILLANTil
THEODORE CUINSBURC.
9-
J
The United
probably bo l-fturm'd to the United Greek mlnlRtry resigned
States
Aflvices from Germany say States supreme court decided a number
that there is a general impression that of cases, in which it affirmed the validthe fighting in Fnmo.i will not affect the ity of the war revenue law The preBsettlement of the <iuestlons In disput ldont ordered that suitable honors be
. The Italeigh Is exported to reach paid to tht memory of the ttohllers who
are to be buried In Arlington National
New York on April 15. The vessel A
Dr. Bolf, the
well received at ail British ports on her cemetery on Thursday
voyage from Manila
Improvement in now presldmt of the municipal council
American and English trnde is predict- at Apia, Samna, arrived in Washington
called on Secretary liny
Governed by The Statist
Conferences on the and
or Roosevelt aent to the Benate a big
Samoan situation were held between the batch
of nominations, among them that
president, Secretary Hay and the rep- John Williams of Utlca for state facresentative? of England and Germany. of
inspector. The nomination of WilNo official advices concerning the out- tory
liam Van Amee of Newburg for lunacy
break have been received
The army commissioner will probably be bitterly
beef court of inquiry heard four wit- opposed. The Rovernor signed the Cosnesses at its session in Washington. tello bills relating to sweatshops and
Major G. Crelghton Webb Bald the vetoed that of Assemblyman Sullivan
canned roast beef; was utterly unlit for
Elections for city oflleers were held
food
It is announced that Governor
Memorial
Roosevelt will call an extra session of In many places In the west
services
the "Windsor hotel dead
the legislature to save Amsterdam av- were held for
in the Church of the Heavenenue from four trolley tracks If some ly Rest. The
search for bodies has been
measure for the prevention of the four abandoned
Warren Leland, proprietrack system is not passed before the tor of the Windsor
hotel, was Bald to be
present session adjourns
The bribery dying from the effects
of an operation
Investigation at Hiirrisburg brought out for appendicitis
Tho American Potrevelations of offers of moneyand places teries trust has collapsed
Mme. Adele
for votes
Navigation at the mouth of Mialaret iliehetet, widow of the French
the Mississippi was seriously impeded historian, Jules Mlchelet, la dead In
by a sand shoal
In the sinking of the
The New England cotton mill
steamer Rowena Lee In the Mississippi Paris
advanced wages an average of 10 per
river only five lives were lost.
cent, between 130,000 and 140,000 hands
•
DYSPEPSIA, MJ1URII
CHILLS/FEVER. GRIPPE.
BILIOUSNESS. S1CK-HEMCHE
CONSTIPHION/
GENERAL DEBILITY.
-,£*:
—
P —
PRICE 50 Cts.
AT ALL
DRuaaisTS.
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Wo. ON Sussex street.
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affected
Senators Depew and
General MacArthur's brigade rested being called
on the president In regard!
at Malolos. The rebels have retreated Flatt
an appraiser to fill the vacancy causto the mountains
The steamer Stel- to
ed by the declination of Congressman
la, plying between Southampton and Sherman.
Guernsey, was wrecked on the Casquet
Wednesday, April 5<
rocks, near Alderney. About 70 lives
The Cuban military assembly voted to
disband
the army and to dissolv
were lost
More German troops were
landed at I-Chau, and the Chinese fear The Philippine commissioners lsBUed a
proclamation
declaring America's inthat yesterdny'a conflict may reBUlt in
en Increase of German territory
It is tentions In regard to the Islands General
Mac
Arthur
made a reconnolssance
reported that 30,000 Spanish reserves
have been called out and that fears of north of Malolos, exchanging shots with
the
rebels
Santo
Domingo and Haiti
a Carllst rising after Easter are entertained
General Brooke will probably are concentrating troops on the frontier
owing
to
a
dispute
over
terrltoriai rights
Issue a decree abolishing the IncomLarge catches of seals were reported
municado Imprisonment system Mr,
from
Newfoundland
The
British govWhite, the American embaBsador to
Germany, denied Intimations made by ernment accepted the principle of
joint
high
commission
for
Samoa, and
German papers that hod faith had been
phown by America
The governments the success of the plan Is regarded aa
assured.
Dr.
Solf
called
on
President
of the United States, Great Britain and
Germany have practically agreed on the McKlnley and discussed the situation In
Samoa
Dr.
William
H.
Daly
testified
appointment of a joint high commission, which shall have supreme author- before the army court of Inquiry, repeat'
ity In Samoa, thus Insuring a peaceful Ing his charges as to "embalmed" beef.
settlement of the trouble over the is- General Miles presented a long: list of
lands
Several army surgeons testi- witnesses mid a masB of official report)
Mayor Carter H. Hwrlson' -was re<
fied before the beef court of inquiry in
Washington, most of them saying that elected In Chicago by a plurality ot
the canned beef was unfit for food. Evt about 40,000 over Zlna R. Carter The
dence contradicting General Eagan's wedding of William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
statements WBB also given
The oper- and Miss Virginia Fair took place at the
ations of the treasury department for home of the bride's sister, Mrs. HerMarch, for the first time In many man Oelrichs, Fifth avenue, New York
A steamer turned turtle off Eureka
months, show an excess of receipts over
expenditures——Speaker Nixon appoint- Cal., and 10 of the 20 persons on board
The gift of William K
ed the police investigating committee were drowned
——Amendments to the rapid transit Vanderbilt of $100,000 for a new dormiact were Introduced at Albany The tory was announced to the students ot
bribery Investigation at Harrisburg will Vanderbilt university Warren F. Lebe completed next week, and the mat- land, proprietor of the Windsor hotel
ter will bo carried to the courts Sec- which was destroyed by fire March 17
retary Long Inspected the new battle- died at the Hotel Grenoble as the result
ihlps in course of construction at New- of an operation for appendicitis The
port News
A government expedition battleship Iowa, at present at the Union
la being organized for the relief of the Iron works undergoing repairs, hai bten
miners puttering from scurvy on thoordered to proceed to Manila to relieve
Copper river, Alaska
Dr. Samuel J. the Oregon. The Oregon has been orKennedy, convicted of the murder of dered to proceed to San Franclico as
"Dolly" Reynolds In New York, was soon as the Iowa appears
Lord Sails
•entenced to die in the week beginning bury has accepted the plan proposed by
May 22 Counsel for Roland B. Moli- Germany for the settlement of the Sa
neux made argument In a motion to moan trouble by the appointment of i
have the Indictment against him dis- tripartite commission A majority ol
missed
Only 200 bodies of soldiers re- the enlisted men of the Fourth New Jermained on board the transport Crook sey have signed an agreement to re-enat New York at the close of work yes- list In the new army provided the wat
terday. Arrangements were made for department puts In command of the new
the funeral of the members of the Sev- regiment their present commander,
enty-first regiment brought to port on Colonel Q. O'M. Gllmore, who Is a rethe boat.
tired captain In the regular army and
Monday* April 8.
was formerly an instructor a t "West
A cable dispatch from London
The American troops remain at Malo- Point
IOB. The Insurrection of the Filipinos states that the United States embassaflvea numerous signs of collapsing, and dor. Mr. Joseph H. Choate, has almost
it Is reported that General Plo del Filar recovered from his recent Indisposition
will abandon Agulnaldo
A serious and has gone to Bournemouth with hit
conflict occurred on the Bulgarian fron- family.
Thnradar, April 6,
tier between Turkish and Bulgarian
The American comml salon's proclaguards
An agreement has been reached between Great Britain and Italy by mation was well received at
which Italian occupation of San Moon There are rumors that Agulnaldo may
bay, China, will take place before April 25 be supplanted by Antonio Luna, comGeneral Maximo Gomez, In a letter mander In chief of the Filipino forces
The United States torpedo boat
to his wife, gives his version of his differences with the Cuban military as- Somers will be Bhlpped from Plymouth
sembly British authorities at Hong- In a steamer sailing for New York. The
kong are seeking an extension of terri- vessel broke down on the trip from Fal<
tory for the erection of British govern- mouth and was towed Into Plymouth
A London jury upment buildings Five bandits In thesound disabled
a British landlady who refused to
province of Santiago de Cuba have been held
Lady Harberton because Bhe was
captured
General Alger left Santiago serve
attired In a costume ot bloomers—-The
In the transport Ingalls for Porto Rico pope's
physicians deny that the pontiff's
Richard Chamberlain, ex-member of condition
is alarming. The pope re
parllamentand brother of Joseph Cham- celved In audience a number of Amerberlain, English colonial secretary, died ican churchmen. Including Archbishop
In England
The cruiser Badger, with
Negotiations regarding the
the body of Hear Admiral James H. Ireland
Spotts on board, sailed from Callao for Samoan commission continue a t Berlin,
United States Inclining to favor tho
San Francisco
Rear Admiral Charles the
desire that unanimity govern
C. Carpenter committed suicide a t a German
the decisions of the commlssloi
•anitarlum in Boston
Washington British
contractor
alleges that the deofficials expressed confidence that a
of the Atbara bridge were altered
peaceful adjustment of Samoan trou- signs
to
meet
the
views
of American conbles was assured by the appointment of tractors
Thomas Edward Ellis, Liba commission
Commander Jacobs on eral M. P. for Merionet shire, died In
of the German worship Geler made pubBishop O'Connor of London,
lic his view on the naval battle at San- London
tiago
Important municipal elections Ont., has been appointed by the pope
of Toronto
Professor Chitwill be held In Ohio today Three offi- archbishop
tenden of Yale university testified becials of the road were named as receiv- fore
the army beef court of inquiry that
ers for the Kansas City, Pittsburg and he had
found no chemicals in the canned
Gulf railway——The bodies of Mlsa Dora
Hoffman, Mrs. M. Auze and H. W. Lo- beef and that its quality was good
Colonel
Adelbert R. BufBngton -was proree, taken from the Windsor hotel ruins,
by the president to be brigadier
have been Identified by relatives The moted
general
chief of ordnance of the
wholesale hardware house of Miller, army, toand
succeed the late General Flag
Bchlodt & Scott, San TYanclsco, has
-The
plan
for a Samoan joint high
been almost entirely destroyed by fire,
has reached a point where
the total loss being $400.000 Mrs. commission
the
three
powers
concerned are considHoward Gould gave an Easter party In ering the appointment
of commission'
New York city with 65 little girls from
ers
Governor
Dyer
of Rhode Inland
Mulberry Bend and vicinity as her
re-elected, and a Republican legisguests The battleship Massachusetts was
lature was chosen to BUpport hi:
was taken out of drydock, the repairs Senator
Quay was In Philadelphia preto her keel having been completed.
paring for his trial, which Is set for
Tuesday, April 4.
next week. It was reported at HarrisFilipinos continue to return to tbelr burg that Senator Mageo would voti
homes. The American commissioners against Quay's re-election
Cartel
• t Manila are hopeful of a speedy res- Harrison, re-elected mayor of Chicago.
'atlon of peace——General Brooke and said he would not seek another re-el«a
•eral Gomez again conferred at Ha- tlon. His "rlends are urging him foi
". over the distribution of the J3,- governor t Illinois
Miss Emily Van00 Cuban ai ly fund
The sltua- derbllt Sloane was married in New Tor*
In the Balkans la serious. Turkey to John H. Hammond of Boston.
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