VOL. XXIV. DOVER, MOBRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24,1894. NO. 39

B KVKUY VR1DAV B7

PUBLISHERS I K PltOFKISTORS,

* " See on MtoekweXjSlreet next doorto tf/.c National Union Bank.

'V. 7V^t- r i B X S OP aOBSOEIPTIOK INVABL.

I Y U B tsoo•• I MONTHS 100

"BPACfiT"

i |160t 113 60 81

1 » M «*•f 7fi»IiB

125 BOO175! 3 752Ji! 3 603 75 4 USU 50. 6U54 60 0 60ft ftO BOO

10 00 17 DO

t s-w'nwt a oo

Percentage added for extras. Local notionQiteen cent* per line.

•JABWITP R. HUMMER,

Real Usttite md Insuronoe Agent.

Office over Tbe Geo. Rtebftrda Cc.'a Store,

DOVER, M, J.

PUOEKEJ.-COOPER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AUD

MASTER AND BOUCITOR m CHANCERY

Office lu tbe Tone Building,

OVER J . A, Lvoiita STOHK, DOVER, N. J .

All kinds of I'lumMnir, Rooting and Sheet IronWork BatlHfscUirily tweeutod .unlock at all UIUMBUm* anil Hot Air furnaces o( CTwy description ;Hardware, Cutiury.Tiu-ware, Oil Cloth*, Cam-U,i'la, Lelilnh wnl HcrantoD toil, Lamps, l>aWOII^Fairtiaaka Males aud Doyt'i I lub ta DucketClioln Pumps.

THE MOBBIS COUNTY

TAMES 0 . COOPBH,

• BOVSU, H. J .lo iunnce Draper iDdComuilMiuner of Deeds,

Fire, Life, Steam Bolter, E m ploy era' Lia-bility nud Live Stock Iniurauce. Our- in-surance Insures. Rwl Estate bought andaold en Commiston.

SM yr .

p EO. 0 . CUMMINS.M. D.,

GENERAL FBACTITIOHKR,Aim BPKCIAUflT IK TEI TOKATMKRT 01 BHIO-

MATuUt AND HlLASIAL DlfllAgJtB.Office oa north ride of Blackwel) street and

•bout 20Q feet west of Warren itreat,

P n s l d t n t - H B H B T 17. MILLHH.Vloe-Preddent-AURBUUS B. H U L LSecretary and Treasurer—H. T. HULL.

I tANAGERB:

Henry 0, Pitaoy, Henry W. Miller,Hampton 0 . M i n h , Aurelim B. Hull,Philip H. Hoffman, Paul Revere,Ca**-Y.Bw*a (M.P. Bdtnaad D. HMIWT,

John Thatcher,

p EORSB W. BOWER,

ARCHITECT,

HOIUUSTOWN, N. J,

OTFKW PAWC PLIOX, COB. H i f l n r BT.

fanuaty 1st, 16M..,...,,, 11,833,781.00

LIABILITIES. "Do* depositors fl, 189,72a 39inUPlrldeadJan,!, 16,83a. IB

QOTO. KANOU8E & HOSKfflQ'S BAKKRY(or I iwh Br«ad, GJtB aad P i » daily. Afrath itock ol Confectionery always on band.

SUSSEX STREET,(NEAR C A S A L B a u w i , ) DOVKB, H. J .

Surplus...

T O H N DRUMMER'S

8HAVING AHO HAIR CUTTIHG SALOON,

MANSION HOUSE, .

CtlH. ELACtf WKb AUD HUSBEX 8TBKKT,DOVER, N. J .

Cutting a ipeoklty.

^ J O S . R, WILLIAMS,

MASON AMD SLATER,FOB! OfUM, H. J .

furnished.Bettlnl BoUen and covering Steam Plpw

' ^~l*t* A 1 % Mi i»iil»1,TBB>pecUl(r.NXAB ClJTITUL PlPOT B3-1/

TOHNBOH A COOPER,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

ABD QIITMRAL Fujurojuaa UHDIBTAKIBS.

Pimwil attWtion glvM to all caUs by JC Jotanioo. t)f£« wad wnreroooiBIO ui« oulaoi EBA bulldUw, Morris itrart. 16-lj

VJARTIN LnTHKIl COX

COUHTTT BUPBRINTENDENT

. OF PUBL1D BCH00L8.

Orncn-BLACKWELIi 8T.f DOVER, l£ J.

Hoimfl j 9 A, H. to 12 M. ei

LWER 8. FREEKAH,QA made* and Qc&tr

lakenT Jobbfiig alwayl particularly attetau Ontora left at tlie Brick Drc« Stom ofGr Wm. H. Ooodalc, or at tha poat offloo nfljbs promptly .model » . Comer Union >ndS n r SO.. DO.CT. K. J.

rpHE NEW. JERSEY IRON.MINIHQ CO.

o n n run SAUI

In loto rr 6 aorM and upwards, and severalgood building lots In Fort Onat, K. J,

, Adlre« L. 0. ButBWUtTO, SeoV,DOVKB. N. JT.

r p a o a JOHN80H,.

manolactunr and dealer in

MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MANTELS

uiaUworklnHublBtndGnnite. All workof tfee best order and prices reaMnable.

BLAOEWKLL &TBUT, DOVER, N. J.

FLORIST.BOLD STREET, DOVER, «. 1.

CMKowOTaia IMfm ol atery duotion, tor ill omdowTBriiMrf at_ateiioUoe, aod or*rytting in tba lino of UKFlorin tuppUad,

TO"

*

LROSS, . .

ATTOROTY-AT-liW,

MASTER IN CHAH0ERT

4KD K0TARY POBU0,

Brksuon, N. J.

H. PEAKOE,

(SUCCtW tO PMTOA £ U0DM)OARPBOTER AND HD1LDER,

WM. MTPEABOE.

Fine Bologna Sausage.W t a n n t t i th> JmMBolojnjlBuw

aS«rad to tbs market, ud our growing HleiS S U t U t u»j»«pl««ppr«au.lt. UI.

? l OKI «• U"t mlr th» batba obtatod (ran

T S anl t» , Borrll Bt., Dow. Al«teTilsre ol ?ota Doirotoi, Fort ft«a

HEOOEN BROS., Butclien,

n « cmiaa uaovuH. J.

HOCKAWAY, N. J .AGENTS FOR THE

DUPLEXAUTOMATICSTHABHEATERS.

v In fuel ; tUmjilldty

.wVeeuutatn;

i XULVU uuriwr uunlowlngnorntai Onalf ixnuCnicUun; Ko

g

PORTLAND RAIVOEB!

Do not bay n raugo until jou liaye seen the Famous PortlandOver 500 now in nee. WsvrraDtoil a good baiter or money refunded,and the only place they onu be purchased at is at our eatabliBbmeut,

BANK,Goods M\mi Free ci Ciarge lo Air Pert of llie Mi

IT. J.

IRCUHPOHATBD BAKOIl 3&, 1KT4, Storing Furniture"Wliera people can atoro Familure ia a clean place at low vates

s where they are goiog, and Baob io the New Building ot 88 BStreet, Faiaitaro removed with vans.

• »l,8S3,73t.86

Interaatli declared aod paid In January—Jot? of (ten year from tha pnflta ul tba pro-Tlou* tlx moutba' buajaeM.

Depoalto mad* on or before tlio Sddayi ofJanuary, April, Julr and Ootobw, draw » •tanat from Ihe lit dayi ol a U nonl i . n -weUrily.

BA-XKINO H0UB8.> a. M. to • p. H. dally, except Saturday,tordayi from 9 a. M. to 19 M. (noon) and

73 Market Street,Near Plane St., NEWARK, N. J,

MINING MACHINERYMORRIS COUNTY

MACHINE & IRON Co

AIM U0MPBESS0S8, of high-est efficiency.

HOISTING ENGINES, duplexand revereabU.

PUMPING ENGINES, ttrxmgand economical.

00BNI8B PUMP8, douHe or

GEARING and PULLEYS, largtand small.

Heavy and Llglt Cutlngn In Iron, Branand Phosphor Bronie, r\>r£ing> of every de--rtptton; BOlLBKtf. horiiontal, tubular and

P " ' - - B BIjtllPllBNT OF mOM~ .TO.

H D w o r n ,

SUBS1I bIRUT, DOVSB, S. I.

•JJuss'i

•iiu& *T7T?

Mots75otsSOoto

$10.001B.002000200025.003000

STYLE

FIT

WEAR

PRICE

A POPUUARShoe must combino tlieso

four quarters. 20 years ex-

perience convinces mo that

no linger on earth comes

nearer to filling these re-

quirements in ladies' Shoos

than Lounsberry, Mathews

& Co. Our storeg in Dover,

Boouton and Passaic are al-

ways full of thorn.

pr[,ria

U1011 ti-umber*, ia tm,W,QW, lesstanked for tlio public eor-

-,wv. -».». t = , ~ . t of tbla 4110,003,000, how-ever, itllt he r)i'i>ruprifttttl next nlutar hyvroy of deficiencies.

AucuiuiMioYtng tbij at&ttMitsut la a table>ui|>nrf[)|! tho approprlatluiia mule at tborut and wcond seuiona uf (lie last Cong res*

,JIB KifVj-seco)ii!( and a t the tlrnt sud secondB«B*l'iiiS of the Fidy-flrBt, coiunioul/ kuowoas tba "Ilfed CoiiKros)."

Thin rtatemoiit, Mr. Cannau nje, shoirst in t tlio a|)proprln,tt[>»s made tbfo j e a r are

iS,B.i5,(HU ?o ieea tban tboso mailo a t tbeT.o-d Boonlon of tbe lout or Firtr-tocoiidongrew. But, bo nayf, tbla reduction Isivereil by tbe item uf pensions alone. Thero•m ap|iro|irluted ibis year for penclana

ear. V. Ttt'.i Us uu\\ved, tfcorotaro ibat tliD

T B L B P H O . N B SSO.

I

ECONOMY! COMFORT! SAFETY!)Bmt T H E ( -

II have & Coll lias of them at lowest prices

OIL STOVES AND OIL QA8 STOVES,

BEFBI0EBATOB8, CEEAM FREEZERS.

I shall sell the

NEW DEERING MOWER,whioh h u given the best satisfaction. One of these in use si i Tears,

cOBting ony 75 cents for xepairs.

Plnmbing, Tinning, Steam Heating and Hot Water Heating

dose in the best manner.

D. S. ALLEN, »over, H. J.

The Celebrated CORNISH PIANOS and ORGANSIMPORTANT NOTICE

manf ratroni in JJorrr and Ihe i au« ihat beta temovei) la brftrprtruiMi .indnIHMi(Mkn4Orc«n>*ill be 1st nd itrnd'*lMk^tff"t?&w,eSL!lVCM^Juim DiMVMPLB, Meiirc. CoriUJi*rcpreieauiiYB will IN Initlcndaacc aunpiimibmhimn.iiiialiVe ordcnil Ymc*t o r / rrlr««baiti (Dr Cull or on K » rP l f M t U P l k n i ta nil all p.tckcU,

MAKE A NOTE OF THIS i

WAKBEO0M8:

L Blackwell and Morris StsM Dover,J. R. DALRYMPLE, Manager,

Also dealer in Small Hasloal Instrument* of all kinds, Trim-mings and Supplies, Sheet Music and Music Books.

Picture Frames, on hand &nd made to order. Orders bi&en for Crayon and Oil Portraits-

"Seeing is Believing."„ . . , . ! , Beautiful, Good—

these words mean much, but tosee "The Rochester" will impressthe truth more forcibly, Its mar*velous ligirt ia PUT« and brightei

«—- than gas light, softer than electric ilight, and more cheerful than either. Thechoicest bric-a-brac in the palace of a Van-derbllt reveals nothingfiner. We have 3,̂ 00 - « I I I Wartistic varieties, ia brass, branre. Bilvet and black iron,

Ladlu often like to so uown amooK t'jo Urge wboleeJe bowei and boy offinttundf. tleTWiUl^iJiwulewooajiOlieUrirertlnlheworld)

"The Rochester."ELECTRIC TEIEPHONE CRUSHED STONE.

T Blw oCquoatitr, delirered an U» If DM O(the DeUtnra, iAdtmwimiA tni Wenern n, B. «ud

nlB.B.ofNB*Jerwr . ATUTMBGEOIUE SHAW. Bupt,

fiS-tr BBnowrama. B. J.

P. O. HEAGAIf,Opp. 0 . L. & W. R. R. Depot, DOVER, N. J.

GRERT flLTEBPTIOH SALENOW GOING ON AT

L. LEHMAN & CO.Closing out OUT entire stook of

DRV OOODS, NOTIONS,

TINWARE and GLASSWARE

to make room for our new

LIQUOR DfcPARTMfcNT

We haven't the room to quote prices here bat will guarantee

you will never have a ch&nco to buy Staple Goodo

ai choap aa we are selling thorn. '

L. LEHMAN & Co..

Doverh.J.Next toPost OfficeGOODS DELIVERED FREE.

BUSINESS. EHERGY HHDSUHSH1HETO THE FRONT

The recent storms have interfered withbusiness and keptmaiiyofouroutof-townpatrons from visiting us. Push and pricesmust make up for lost time. We'll makeit profitable Tor you to come now.

HEN'S SPEING SDIT3We are exhibiting not only ihe largest

and most complete line we ever asked youto look at, but are selling them (it pricesfar below their actual value.

WHETHER THE SEN-

ATE PASSES THE FREE

WOOL BILL OR NOT

YOU WILL NEVER BUY

SUITS CHEAPER THAN

NOW.

You nor we ever saw such $10 suite before.

You nor we ever saw ouch $13 suits before.

OUR OWN FINE CLOTHINGWe don't and we couldn't buy such Clothing as we sell. But that is not nil.

You 5Wc the profit of the middleman by dealing with us first hand.

THE BOYS TOO &&THE BOYS TOO . ^

Boys'Clothing this season is as cheap in proportion as the Men's.-We are In splendid shape lo outfit the little ones. New Andpretty styles of our own design, strong, reliable workmanship,extra attention paid to buttons ant) staying, At prices rangingfrom $2.00 to $6.00.

MCGREGOR & Co.8 5 0 A 8 5 2 Broad St., - - - - NEWARK, N. J.

LAWN H0WER5at cost

to close them out.TO BECIIMIVERS

your UmuclioU Uools. wtd no liomoainlwcnmpli'lnnlthnumtoTMiitensJLi. Wt>tu»vnUittnJirgijirolUbloIUcbu^M)u.t liujuloii

•PERFECT" and "PROVIDENT" RANGES

inMa DaJitf" Ha a

OASOLINE AND KEUOSENE OIL STOVES' For BammerOcoMnif. Our line of

HOUSEHOLP FURNISHING GOOPS

the Impart carried Inthli twetlon, and wonliaJl make* aruwlalty of REFIiinKIUTOns and TCI(31EAH FIlEEZEIta. Our price* ara WOT tfatrn ta meet Um titm-a.

EANITAnT VLDMErNa AND TINNING A SPECIALTY. Estloyile- diocrfullj furnlBln^.

J. T. KERR, DPP PJIt Hotel, BlttmiMt, Dover, N . J

THE PVBf.!n PUEBE-Cbnlrman Kijer'u irlaliuratelj pre]iarod

rituleiiient of Ibo tcoutmiluil expeiutliu Fifty-third Cungresi in lielag vcomlmteii I)/ liix Bisoclatwi of tho Aatium Cum ml lieu. Jl«[)re>>.ntatlfB Joeeph E.Cnnnun, of Jllinol*, YVLO was chalroiau ol (beHouse Aj.ija-.iprJat.ont Coinraltleo iu tliFifty ilrxt CmgrwH^ mid wlio has beun (gr

ber of thr cojuiilttet', biu prepanuioiit, ntiicb wtH ajipdnr (n ibe CoH*cord. I t l f l u t n r t u r o l l o w i :

When Ibe KieoiLlvo forwardi yearly to

t, Lo a ho furourdn bis «atlmatfl ul thejut t int will be expended for tbe coming

by bis ettluintes, naked Congrcsi to apj>roprl-ite for I lie publlu mirvlcti, fur tbe com lug fls-•al year, JnclJdiBK nonnauont -approprla

" I, aud Uoiin] f,ir

te crouttir Hi»" the approprlatloua madei**t jeftT toy f'2ft3,I>\6 15.The tutAl Bp|iroprlntians of the Fifty-am

417,183 !)i ; tboso for tbo Fifty-second or lostIi-ew, two j«»rB were (11,037,6t7.t»; and

It la ott'Qlutely cerlnta that etaritog oil atf IDO.OOÔKX) eg we do for thin fear, when the

[uiiclcH are ndilod ncit winter to theregular ctiiiroprlatlan, made for tbe cowing

, the totfll aiipropriatlona will nggrcKalotit least Î.OUO.OUU.OUO. Fur tbe Fifty tbird

.reai. uuleu tiy untrbudly ftitmloiitrt-tion, furthor heavy reiluctfouB ft re made In

lymout ot i^uxhus.Uuilfi- tlio law Vaa Emcullve Is rtijuirt"! at

tlio clntioof cacli liscfll year to make a state-it uf the receipts and otpoDiiituroa of tbo

UntU>d Btatcs Government far tbo put Tear.Nottvtf ut«:,(Jing tb« great dlBtreea through-

out tba country there have hem many in-iea lu tbo nalurlos of Leiaocratio ofllcluls,•fall/ In the diplomatic ami consular t»r-

AU tbesu Uomccrallo ollldalu receivedtbdr fiupolntnients under Ur. Clovelaod.

PERKAPS ANOTHER MURDER,At hU home In Littleton, near MorHntotrn,

John tjjireadbury almost en'ored tho shadow•t dcatb. tlie result at a Uon be received

upon tbo bead with ui\ empty twer bottle onSaturday ot noon.

Jnlin McCunvllte, tbe asmllant, li incar-roted In tbo Morris Oounty Jail, ta await

tba result of LIs victim's icjurlag. Spread-ry IH an Ktigllibman, a carriage painter,honest, well-to-do moil.HcCoiiTllte Ig n laborer and doea not enjoy

any too Rood a reputation In tlie neighbor-hood llo la an Irluhman, and Sproodburymarried hie slater.

MvConvltlo has beon nut of work for sometlmo, and has lieca mnkiog bis borne tvitb bisbrother-in-law, -vilio baAbeoMJiaUred of euuporting bltn, and bad been hinting that hebad bottfr eook another home.

Whan tbe family Eat down to dinner onSaturday tbo matter waa brought up, andUcConvllle told Ppreadbury tlwt he refusedto leave tlie house and dared Sproadbury toput him out; Bpreadbury could stand nomore, ta he took bnid of McConvllle.

Mra. Spreadbury rushod between tbo twomen, and JIcCoovlllo reached out to a table,Biztd an empty beer bottle and hit Bureail-mry a terrible blow on tha forehead. Tho

bottle brolfG and Ibe Hying ftlasi gatbei theeu'a fa«o En a bLTrlblu maorier.Dr. Janie* Douglas bappeaed to be Intha

vllUga at (ho timo of tha iffroy, and wB>ututlly jummoepd. He dressed Spfewlbury'*

da, which roiiulrtd several itltcbu, andft comprem, as blwd was gushing fortli inittesrac

Tbo villagers were Incensod at thi> murder-j * usault, and some of them wont to Mor-

rUtotvn aud tarried Justloe HIDCB up to Llt-tloton, where ha toil Hiireadlury'u compltvlnt,Lat«r ID tbe afternoon, McConvllle win ar-rested by Comtible Plenon and lodged In jail.

B .A . Celebration.Tfie aieelJuft of J/unatuiia (juuncll, I

Arcanum, of licrrlntcr.u, Tutmidy taretl-ltlU'rucciiinn for that arxawl-

lattoD. Hegulit John K Jiimi/acti bail [n-miIbttt upon tbe tiilaLtjuof tUe two lim

drndthmombor the Qoemion wjuld be wYbrateuln alMlltt[i>g rnsnuar, uii'l tlie prontie w« duly otiwrwed. A young »inu nn««-lloome proved to be the tffu bundrMLti menber. To edebrute tbo occaslim itfgL-rtt Hnil-tace, Tibo It a oba'tpr mernlwr t Km pi reCltyCou'idl No. W7, Now Yurlt, liad tliInitiating Uaii) at tli at cjiincll In atWudnnci;A(t£r (be wurlc the membcrx ujid tliulr Kiio.sti

\o reproeontal Ituyul Arc»nmu ciiuip1uter.HUsolMnflclfd Injuries aro not serious, ba t

A Brutal Aaiault.John Vincoot, a young mnu empVyed In

the country [ilaco of Andrew Bates, who re-rid as on tbe outebtrtt of Morrlitown, vlilledtown Batunlay night for an evening's enjoy-ment. About midnight he became invoked

a (luarrrl wltb sereral men at the junotlooSpeMrrell snd BUUBZ avenues and Maws

l a lonely spot on VHB road,where be was again assaulted In a most

•nlcl tuirinor and left for deid fn the mfidloottlia roadway bfbli aitatlaata, who fled.Vincent succeeded in crawling as far aihlsemployer's hunt, wbia be became uacac-iclous. At aa early boar Sunday morningother help employnd In tbs place found Vin-cent. Mr. Bitoi wai awaVeuod, and, plwinbis Buffering employee in A carriage, bod hiconvoyed to Dr. Clutterbuck** office In Mor-rUtown. Tlie [ihyiiciao found Vincent's body

mam of liru'ses. A complaint was lodged'lib. tho police authorities, anddnnday after-

noon Charlury fair on Wednesday night ot this week.Tbe many frlcndi of Mrs, Anthony Stelcc

verf> gUd tOBtw her in town again, althoughor luch a Bhort time.Mrs. Wllllatn Johnson, of New York, is the

giUMt ot Ure. Ljmin Ktce.J. W. Welsh i» confined to bin homo for thirownt week, from heart trouble. We bom

lor his apeedy recorery.OverlXM baskets of peaches wore (hipped

From this station on Tuesday night.Tbo German Valley Orchestra tumid od tui

lEUllo for tbo Ookosbury fair on Wednesdayrealng.L. IL Boboenlielt and family attended tb<

f unsral of Mri. Haniuel VJIct on Tuesday atGlen Ganfoor.

We are sorry that l'rof. Ito»enkrnns willnot t*ach for us another yeor, but perhaps bemay decide to remain with U" mi l ; tillingnomo other vocation tbau teaching. Wo do

otcaroto Ju»»w;\i grwl dlixcn*.

PLBA9AKT H I I J L .LIghtol&K rtrock tho wheat Btwlt ot Henry

Miller last Wfduwlay night. Tbo lire wa*d'fcovered by Mr. EUliJebrend. a titar nelph-bor.and It w u eitlngulahed without much

•oiible, About 1X0 shtavei were dertroyed.David Bharn bu purcnasod a naw ]H-ach

' • g O . ' L ,

Fetor Iloweil bas his new bam com pie tod,Mra. Carrie Vox h u been oiioiidlng ten day*

at Asburj Park.*WB are (tlad to ray that Mrs. Fetor Lnrrl-

»n Is slowly Improviug.Mrs. Edward Irt&ry and Mrs. Flora Wood

bn)l, ot tfffirartc, and l ire, C Schater, otllacketUta'ra are viiltiug Mrs U Ahunlton,

OlW

tc, and lire, C Schater, oare viiltiug Mrs. U.. A

unlton,OlWer Unnb , ol New York, 1B borua on hia

ucatlon.Martin HlHebrant oomee out with a braunry uerinnn,tnltlug lilt; text from tha ccwpcl of tlie day,Matt. vi:0l iili, tlio words, "Hetik Ye There-

th« Kin^rt'ini of Uiwl tuid Ills JuUlce."FiUlierBrmly urufaned lila n

THE EKA.Friday, August 24,1894.

THE DOVER HUNTING COMPANY

There Is 110 dearth u[ maUTlu! fur UuberuatorisabonorhiiiNuw Yurtoii tbe Kfjiublicud ticket, but on ttio UoftiiKTallc side Ho:well T. Flower In BU solitary us to bo puttfully luuemiwo.

Itbfwbcen rtiKcovfrtil Lual tuure Id no a]

section of tho Ujruiuu tarllf 1>I11 Into PITMtlie AppropriattuDi Commit tuu uf [be Huntbafiuji /ailed to include Iu tLe apiiroiiriaiio.lilltheliair-itiillimidollnrsaelaedforliyt^Ttar/ Carlisle. Tbln will give the opiKJiietU <tliot part of Hie bill mi opportunity to remitit impouiblu Ui put it ill i)|Jv''ntiuli.

On Uondnj1 night a you'ijf man whllu utidit lie lull lie nee of llijuor asaault«d an uld IUBITbe youug man bail a liiittlo uf ivbisLoj* tu hpocket which ho uaya bu buu^lit in thU t-nvinnd be ia unt in any way dillidunt about tollinn where hog'H It. The youtijina.i is u<of age and th« mau who si.ld him the rumJialile to Indictment and tu nava bis lii-eiwe ryoked. IVlij ilioiitil itiioiliuf Tliellcen.is graaL&d under «ii talu CHMIKIQIWI If 01licensee vfololt.-* tbi'su coMlitiou* it ia BII u(air advB.ut&g« ovtr (Alit-i* wlio t>l«y llit> laiTbs young won't father should jiiwcuto tbeman nhn put Iho bottle to his eon1* li|«.

Tlio >'uw lit J ford cotton oin-rutives tiavbc*u ill advioed iu tbo resin tuice tin-}1 batmade to tUu reduction lu wages from " to ]per cent. A like reJueliou at Full HIver hilieeu uccopud wliboui iv wtnigglv, lliu.inuformal protect WUH iiiaJo. No 'itlior court•WHB possible. Northern HLIIIH in the Î Byear have labi'ii only ],GfcO,Ul(I hnliB of cot tolo ilato, agaliifct 1,7111,001 In 1MB! and S.iKS.iJlin IMi-J. Ttiii In o rcductiun of B i«r « nsince latt ytur and at as per cent, *Jm*o tlIiut proBjieruufc ji'ar, IS*"-. Iu u|ilte of tligroat reduction lu output a moult of l.lUC0U0 pieces of print clotliB bare avcuiuulttteia full mouth's manufacture aud ten-fold tlistock iu prosperous jimrs. The K«»7 Bwlfurmills do uot tnoke print-cloths, but thin sUplcotton goods, whose |irlru a. weoh ami w u ethe lotrcet cjuotutlou ever rt'conli-d, tbou f̂uolUin. U far frotn litltip; «., wllec'ltbe condition of Mm tntlro cotton InduisUy. l ' tkes aye down ~1> tafiU per ceniTtie mills have beguu tu jmsa their dividendor reduce tuutult.bpvle ui tliu conaervalivNew tiuglaud policy nblch lairlrs u surpliso M lo keep UP cihiJ.-jils In nil i-eara. BOO

Democratic tarlll In tbe finer gouiin inudiNew Bedford renders a reduction of noInevitable. The ccartg gcuds made at tin

tiouth are re Jo lively much better pro-tected tlisn tbo lino goods. If olives uuderttood tbe position of tbeliplojes .here would lw fewer strfterj aud lessof a struggle between capital and labor. FurImtame, tLu local fitlh mill o^trutiu'

toe )i([iprletors are selling tueir goods atIKl.lo 4U |>er i'cut ken ttmu a J tnr and a«fio.

If our reubriiifllun cuuttiiipoi.iry du»u tbeBtreot in trying totcohow near It canto the truth diiboot hltllug tlio bulhwij-o, itihould t e in odd of its achievement laetwetTLe Jouinnl lakes citaptioiiti to the t*ri"lEOcre,nce" and "tituptjtty," BB applied toIts rcccDt Illegal eollcrllon of tW T5 fiwn tlittccuuty, ttiitl tbu nee uf ttie muney In Us buel-UCM. If HwuunciUierof Ihrsu tlienlt nliavnbteii tlisbniiesty that prompted the Jiual. A notary public of Morrtxton-n toldthoedilorof IIIOEHA tlint h* Itiformed Mr.Wagner flint tlio couuty did uot pay forpriming the proceedings, and Wngner ealdhis bill w«6 for the Frccboldfra' re[>ort, as-suming that the coiuuilttee'B roporU werwhat were being |wid fnr. Tlio Journal cattaka i u choice of tlio three nouca.

Our contemporary prated about courtesyWhen ilr . Tharp, of tho Freeholders' FinanceCommlttea, gavu tbo Journal a •week's tlnwto i-also the mauey that It hadIllegnlly dramw UU tho UKuranca that Hie board would paytbe f25 that tvns rfghtfully owing It, n

out a word autliorlzlud Hie money to lo ap-plied to it« IndoYitedpeM or giving any reasonfor non-payment of the MM.7A I VTo havo liour pOBMsaionfuur letters written lc us bbusiness (Inns In Ken-ark, New York andriiOadelplifa, oekltig if (ho Journal is Rtlll liexlitencii nnd saying that they cou odtluicollect their Ulls nor get a n a m n t o their let-ten. IstbatcourtoouBl Ul thuuee t lfact of tLe matter h, the Journal is a cut-throat and dead-brat it- business, t. uiastKUrrillity.a blnt-bguard by Inclination and aHar from choice, and If it -noolJ just turnItself looso it would glv«tl.u Police Gazette aclom chete tor first placota tlint dleroputablJiue of Jourualtsin.

MOHElS PLATNS.AIlss Drew, of New York, 1» flatting TAlas

Quito a number aro attcudliIng from liero ovn-y day.

Aletars. Uerry an j Î ecU, from MorrUtomvaud ltev. Dairjit anson, or New i*ork, ga'us very iutorcstin^ tolks lust BunJaj- evanhuzon the recent C. E. cunTontlon at UlevnlnudOhio,

SUIB Orace Youngs, or Newark, In visitingO. B. ParBons, tf thia place.

Miss M. L. Cronshey is Fpendlng a fewweelu Tsration «t U'cst/Ielil

Tht> UiwcB Eiitou and Ui r a KIMe Kbeebaiareipearlinga week at Anbury Park.

•Mlsti IloWsBou, of Ksw York is visitimW1H» LIzile Sheen. '

Ulta Helllo Keen lias roturnwl from Nowl e r k , where die bos been visiting her fatbifor three weefaa.

Mrs. Borah Htewnrt, of Littleton, -lied ather home last Friday morning. tSlw w uburled Sunday nturtmoa in tbo MorrUtownw n i B t« r y . F K U X .

Tlio Sacrament of tbe lord's suppor will be

morning. "" a J

, Re?. Win. Vrytlng la speatllug M sAabury I'ork.

>Irs. HavU, of Littleton, Iws relnrnod from•peiiding a week a t Anbury l'ark.

Mrs. James Frother it tutcrtalnlnc hisl«er from Trentou.

ul«a Cannatla Is visitingHams.Ht.

MILTON.Oueof tho omuscnifnt* uf thfj (uintnor

boarderiat Mw. G. W. Allison'* is rowlosontbeltockawayRlv^r. OnTufwlay afternccrjlIlssFJoniiceBriuier, UIBS Nellie Sullivau and Ilol'crt Wlabtoti wtnt out rowing10 UUroptinjt to effect a landing tbo boelcarBimlundfts occurantowwe thrown Inttbo *6l t r at a particularly Oangerouj ji]awMr. Wigbttnan, Mr,. I l ^ d and eon Franre*cued botU1h(^^otln^^ UUIM. Fortunatelyno injuries were remind, eicept Mias Sulllvan a ilfght bruise on tho wrist MimBraalorhasaeeTcreco'd now fronj (he effecta oltbe accldfnt. Tfaa young ladUa jerido ixBrooilyo and Now York.

John Bmith, wbo moved from Milton taOhlD la 1W0, is now on a viHt Bant Ue it

Spending a few dayiwilfa E. N. Norman.Edward Btandwrongb, fonnerlyof J!ilt<

but BOW pf Lcilgevilip, it vieltlng bli brctheJobn D, Stnrclxjrounu,

I t Is rumrcwfJ tlint ibe Mooja Park funnbi.cbasgtd bftcdi, ar d tbe nuw owner tzpectabuild a Umidlrig hcute and cottage on it.

. A laige i^jer ballw n was found -tiHun-day af ten oon about n mile ard s balf frcmMUton witli ft leg fanned to it with tnin ad-drws OR: "ZCBHOM & Billiard, mBQufac-turcrs and dealers (a lumbtr and ice, comerFront and tlushkill sttoeta, Easton, f a . "

Mr. and iirt. Ed boot a td (anitty returnedto £a i t Oranga OD Thursday.

SUCOASUNNA.Thm will be a p*ar h and In cream Kclal

at the cbapp] of tbe 11. E Church TuesdarBTeolDg.SSthlnBt., under theau*pl»Bor theLadles1 Aid Society. All are Invited to at-tend.

The mm who ran aft with a Itag-ot tnebwaabed clotbrs recently hud better roturn tbisame at bin e n l i s t opportunity.

Our flat clue hare orronged a Raron D.battball for tbli Bnturday wUh tbe%lx. Hopeteam on our grounds. A good gaiuo is ex-pected.

Hiss 8 Hay Martin, or Newark, was Intown a few d a n this week.: Mies Itctta Fancbtr, cf Jeraey City, It rliit-

inKlntblsWdDityK yUn. Barah Wbitebead, of Brooklyn, Is

ipendlog a few days at Kllas Buggs.Uln Hellie Itlj;bt4r baa been engaged to

tcaeb the Upper Valley Bofaodl (aerkuhlro).Tbe U1SM« QllllfiB, uf Kfwark,and MIM

Helena Da Cany, of Brooklyn, axe stoppingat aeorgeOmtgf. ltommm.

JlooiOUClotb,20o, and 35c iiuare yard, atthsDoTer B «HITO Store, BUBBOX strwit, Dover.

Don'tVorffet •irbao TOO w u t to bu; Uadarwtwr. ' Forgood goodi and low prlooa It will par jon toTlalt tb» Dorer Baiw of J. H. Qrlnim.

POUT MOBBIS.AuotberlnalulinicntcrthefmbafrcLildr.

wout home on ttluck's train, on i'oudaymor

In tbatlawBuit b e t - w e Tkoiiws B. 11 oatmil t heU. & E . UI vision IlailrC'adBiiiplo>t'

Mutual Benelit Aosuclatioii at Port Murreytuld tbo .an'i'ed Fort Murray JUHU

dwidydin favor uf Mr. JioaUy auJ dii_-idtiinttUe nsadcidtioD liad nu rigbt ( o n i i u lLiiinu tliau uue ccrtilkate from a mtmlifri.»i tfia lima lie ww laUtn *b-\ until liu ijiurtei fur duty again of liin own Iroe Kill tby-ld^ft of tlm a^&oci&tton t c tL& ctmtraiutwUbitaii(iin»: ' Uli, sapient j in lieu I <

ielri'Jfre, I-awyer Ji-irrey, I am tolil, saidm had warcbed the rcconi lu tbo I'lt'rt\tWcti iu the KHI-CI cuuuty and cculd not fii

»t-lutrat.i! Terliapx thin lit jwaniit politics tliuughhk tho New Yurie Titnw. But wtiwt imiik ? 1 tbmifflit wo had enough of It imerlra n tthout Inviting tbi)" initrkotauf th•nrld " to bring their extra Bnunk here txwt this writing what Mr. (Jiet-tland la goin

> dr Netcoog In 21) yeunt, Well done.

C'oiiRresdiian Cornlali, of this Jlstrict, Is atjilt bent a t t eliding lo bio fences around BtoilnijH>ond Kuteoug Tlipy havo uaod him iwell in Wuflilngton that he wants to go bockthere, end of course tho people will forget t i ecoal combine and bow be voted on tue tar I Ifnil), u bow he gave up to party whatnennt lor niaultiad," bow lie preforr^d tlieleebpolB of Wncbington to tbo best liitereatKif tbe people of Kew Jersey, and they will•OUJ lor Imn. Wby cDTtalnly. The men nt

Dover car shop wlio are lvorklng eight hoursday, tba tuonwho uwd to work at Stan-

hope furnace for low wages It is true, but etllU gaTo them work aud wages', a t vrtî QQsome of (hem Lave neither, they will vote Tohim to b* buro. Tho many fdle nieu. In tliedittrlct who bnve been thrown out of employ-

;nt within the last year will vote for Mr.imiflh, IVIiy of course 1 Men like to eee

their wives and children eulTer for theneroa-Korfes of lifo, for " Utoupa o' Kail aud liratiCloirwl"ns Bnbby Hums baa it.

Boms ponplo are trying lo msfaa out tlthe poor workmen in Pullman, 111., are Buf-fering terribly because ot the hardness oh°urtofUeorKe U, Pullman, but 1 reckoa i1B fur Noina oluer iBaaon. If tiov. Altgdd willdive deep enough be may find why.

Tk«y bod a chcue In Klnnbiipa last wand the ringmaster mid to tbe clown : "lVboweru tha three greatest lVoeldsiit* af theUnited States!" Clown, " I g l v n i t up, whiwere tbey V ringmaster, " Qeo. WaiUtngtotwas one. Us freed the country, AbrahamLincoln was two, be freed theniggprs, OrCleveland tbreo." Clown, O h ! comewhat did be do I" ringmaster, " He put laboron thefreo JJBt." I suppose labor goes (n

Conductor I / JU. Baylor was camping atLike Ilopatcong with a party of friends fromi'hiliipsliurff.

I sra glad to hear tha t Conductor WllllataKrahlier, who hoi been siclt almost untodeath, it geitiog bottor slowly.

C-MirtMctor Tbomaa Caveuaiigb. btubean laidup with sore oyes for a couple of weeks, Is Iiproving,

ro car Inmls of Sunday Dcbcto! plo nickerswent front here to Uopatcong Blation aadthen by big sldowbeol etoamer to Nolan'sPoint on Tuetday.

Epglneer Hubon Bhsfer, of Nolan's Point,wai here the other clay. Ho nays Mr. Cleve-

il'd now tar I IT don't w m tohavo Imjirovodilnesn on tbe Central mucb. He meant tho

M. J . Centra) Rail rood of course.Stanhope Council, Ho. 3S, Order of Chosen

Friends, had a festival here on Tu outlay andWednesday evenings.

Tbo 11. E. Sunday Bcbool bave postponedtheir Gxcurslou or plc-nic for a treeJi or two.The 1'rtebjterla.na irlll probably go with

i, hut things are nrohlematical a t thin!tit writing. i>. J .

E 0 0 K A W A Y .MIM Hatlis Httirtevant. of Itdftruore, i*[siting trlfiida at (tils place.Warren H. Wear has returned borne afterwudluK a few months at tbB Btater'aboard*ig-boura at Trenton.Itev. TbomsM Reeves will occupy tbe pulpit

at tlio PresbyterifM Church for tba tint tlmilnco he wunt ' n bis vacation.

Tranlc ltoos Is suylng a t Lake Hopatcong'njoylng Ills summer vacation.

Jolra Husk, the Boontoo baker, has givenip his route through Itocbaway on account

uf tbe hce&iBB, after running through borefor a number of years.

MlesM Anna, Pidcock, ol Iiohancm,Ujrtle Wehh of HscketUtown, have re-turned to their hotneoliDg tbecuatoiuury fonnuliw. Tim man said be wasEdward Hottjtluud. of Iiavsr, N. J . ,snd thswoman dt-'xcTibtti lior«>lf at Marguerite Cat-wt?]|, a j'i')"\Qiit In tbo employ of a family onTrinity Place, Naw \.irk. Tlio farmerrlalmcdtobo ouly forty -eight years of age,altbuuttb he louked much older. The widowpleaded guilty to forty years and WM ac-quitted, 6t range as It may noetn, because sheU[ipeurtid tu be yuungur, Btie tntd tbat tierilrut buiband'D uamo wot IlflGtdo. She ha•(i ««i livtug in VtM«*tc, N. J . Tbe f&rnmrwuHOOulutod over tlio proapocta of a goodwife to prtsido over bis uauiami iu l>iivertbat he rcvualtd tbo twerets of hU uourtshlplo the Judge. Uoth bubbled over wltli taappt-IICBS during the tvreiii my, whlcli wound upby a geuora! luugh dll around. Kvco tusJUHIIUU'B private secretary laughul.

Furnitr Hojglund coufcdHed that be muuivfull}-lulove with bis girl Hud popped thetnoiouLtoua (mesLlou to her one night lastwinter, Yeuwnluy hu took Marguerite to anoicurnlon nnd they oimlu up tbelr rnlodi toI/fit uiatrkd bfforo ruluruttig home. Theyluiuiediutely ciuliracod tbo op'tort unity andlucidutit&lly tliemtcivci RI\J, lost no liuie Inlooking up omaii wbokuew how to tie a knot

Tne rarmur cuiilld«l to the Justice tbiit httntc, dt-d to wake a will tu fain wlto'e favor,aud wild tbat liu would give Soymoitr tbe jobot drawing It up.

SECOND I'ICTUIIK.Farmer lilwurd Jloagland, of itover, and

MaKgiti UL-UIOIU, nee Calihvcll, ot TrinityI*lact3, N. Y , ujlubrated tlm tcriulualiuu ofan excursion iMt Friday by calling ou Jun-tk-n of tbo l'eac« 0»irKo V. Seymour, of Ho.

jii, and getting married. Tho tnau IsHL.rg along tho steady ei to of life, and

tvautcd 'loiuulwly U> insist litoi la bis work ontba Uuvur farm. He toll tbo Justice, with

y filler), Ibnt lib briile WBB jusl tbe klmluf woiiisu he was loolilng for, and ho expectod

i wijiij- a scaHin of unullDyed iillss.Tiiu couplu Jy(iartml, after Inviting the jus-

tice to the ilrvt chrltteuiug, and SeymourT L'x]iect«l to bear from either again.it Miut Ills surprise to-day wlien Mrs,

Iloagluud eoU'reil liis OHICB nitb a very soil

to him that sho wnnUul Ui du wniethlng to getrid of her venerable Bpouse. A little JudiciouslUeatiuitiuR elicited the foUuwtug reasons whyilio regretted ever bavlug gone to the Dovorfarm:

On tbulr arrival hmnf, BO Mrs. It. gaye,

revolver, fondlfd ILawhllo and told ber thihu would iibo it ox any onu n-ho camo fool lugaround bur.

About the time thai tlio roosters crowedDiforudayliebttlieueitiiiornlne, Mrs, Hoog-lund wiyn, site HOB aroused from sn-eot eluiaIwr by Kddlc, who lufornied ber tlia^ si

Id bevu to gn nut on tba farm and dlj " pertatiTu" U> got uy an oppetlte t<

Iniliaii meal mush breakfast. Tola was tou:h for tha woman, but like a dutiful *

alio iiliuyed tbe niandalo of her Iiusband.TUe lu in t r . s,Ue nays, g&vu I er IEHJIHH meal

fcr breakfast, dlnnrr and puppcr, and ahanearly starvarf until BIIB rtreapiiated & patchicken nuiuod I'sui ard at« it. The old nunboiled with rage when he rolled the unfor-tunate Paul and rebuked Mi wife. Sbe told

uliebad W do It because ehe waa so hun-gry, which made tbe old mau calm downlittle and tell her that be would kill a bog

t time Ibis fall and than uliu could havelota of pork.

Tbe lost utraw came floating along yester-day when tbe old man told ber that »be wouldbe obliged to takaa caw ot butter to Morris-town, several miles away, IIo did uot giveher m y money to pay car faro there, batgave her vermlsslan to ride buck providedBbetaadocoUecllo&Battbe other end of tbiroute.

rs. Hofigloud gather Bpunk up at l u tand a row ensued, during whlob tbe farmcitoro tho marriage certlllcate iuto shrods.The indignant wife saved the pieces andBUD wed them to Justice Seymour tbls ttIn? and asked him what she wai going to doabout it. She said tbat ibe did uot Intend toreturn to the fanner am) hi* Indian mool

would go back t i New York and fuynothing about her experiences ot (lve dftjo

mrrled life on a Dover farm.

The two articles printed nbove iiwe takerfrom tbe Jorsoy City Journal, and give another chapter, or rather two chap tare, In thi

itautio carter of tbo inimitable and onlySiunl "Neddy1 Hogsn, wno IIBB moretea living than any man ehuj sldo of Tur-

DON'TBELIEVEIT.

When a man tells you lie will give you $3.00 worth for one,it's Mae. Borne people may olaim to do so, but if they dothe f certainly must hava been high priced, and they arestill.

Low Prices

HONEST DEALING IS OUR MOTTOWe sell the Best $8.00. All Wool Bolt in Morris County. The

Best $1.00 Child's. Suit from 4 to 14 years in the State.AHother goods in Proportion. No use tiring your brainwith prices, oomo see for yourself. Don't believe falseadvertisers, but call on

TAY3LOR B3ROS,

Dover's popular C(oi|ief8,

THE STANHOPE B&OES.•would l.&ve been difficult t ab a vo solect«d

a better day for racing than last Saturday,wben tbe mid summer meeting of tbe fclus-

ictcong Driving Association was held, Tiepurses wero the eami cf these ottered by thiHacketlstown etBOcIatiQu tbe preceding Tues-day end tbe honoe entered were about thiwtn)e. The Btt«nrJaucs was not large enoughto make tbe meeting a Qnanolal auocess, buithere wai no discount on the excellence of theracing. Three heats were trotted tbat fairlymade tbe blood tingle, la the third b u t ottbe first nice Mary Magenta and Ernea cai

I the liotue ttretcu nose and tK»°, \iI within forty yardi of tho wire the bign\are ttvke mi it looked like Krnea's

heat, but A few Teet further OD the latterwent off ber feet aud Marf Magenta wentinder tbo wire and won tbe heat by a Deck"" ilrrt beat ot tbe free for all was also •

exhibition of boras ran leg, aod wben thejg came down the stretch, it wai a stand

oil between Metal and Ella A, bat tbe former>d under tbe wire winner. Wo are fn

debtal to tbe Htaniiopa Eagle for the follow-iK detail* of the races:Judge I.. J. Martin of Kewtun* Tb«odora

Young of Hack?ttstown, and O. B. Berrlckwere the Judges, and Judge Martin, a loiof a good race from boyhood, was starter.

The 2&0 class had four entrtei, vli.: M « jMagontu, owned by B. H. Mount, of Flera-

ia-, James R, by 8. A. Qaerln, of Mor-rhtown; Erucft, by W. F. Burgees, of Plem-

in, and 1'rlnco ot Orange, hy Johnmaker, of Ilsckettatowo. Erne* drew tbopola and won ths first beat ID 3.45 8. B.Mount himself then concluded to pull tbereins bahlnd Mary Magenta, and with her

tha uei t three beats. TImo, 2;.i aad 2;3UJi" Emm drew geoond mJames It. third money. Prirjoe of

Orange was withdrawn fn tbe third b u t .

Tbe 2:3T> clan bod tame canteitaaUKellioM., a chestnut mare owned by Dr. A.£ . Mattlo, ot Uacketutovrn; KarintU, byJ. 0. Hlaughtf r, of Uadloon, and May K., I?

Ktati. of HbCkfttUtown. lday K. w ualhted tbe pole, but ndther ibe nor Nellie IT

a a txiktch for.Marinitt, who won tns raetthree straight heat*, although fas was

cloeely pressed by them at times. TimeS.J1X, SiMJf nud 2;:WJi. Nel,le M. took NO-

id money aud May K. third n^uey.Metal, Thomas J. Alien's mare, Fiuilc J,

owned by G. 0 . Smith, of Oraige, and EllaA., owned by S. Ii. Allen, of Fleming-on

ired up for t i e free-for-all, with Metalring tlie polo. The plucky little mare

trotted a beautiful i»co and won Uio Hihost, bat unforttinaUlf in tbo second sliairoke whoa (luiahlng tbo home stretch,ould not be recovered La time to trot under

the wire and the second heat was given toFrank J., who also won the third, and fourth

Metal Man given second money andElk A. third, money.

Tho slalco race for members w u conkbyE . O. Valentine with his tMSvery horw,Boinniy Tboinpfon's white ware bought theday before from Joan Shtwger, Bltamitone'a mare eutered b j Dr. Neldru, anil Qeo.lootuney1- Hsttla. TV. 11. Emerj drox* V«l-ntine'a horse, and Gui Ivnrns droee Hati.liomiison's tnare, and th»y finished Int and

second recpectivoly ID each heat, while Dr.Neldcn camo In tblnJ, and Boothney's heavyweight brougat his Nellie down on H i homeaUetch fourth vach tlms. This wan tho moet

itfngraceof tho attornooo. Tiiu*, 3,-00J£

Oorastsi I Const* ITailor mads, glove fitting, all bone and flva

books, Bogular prlco 75 eenU, will sell for«.Tt tuna at 47 oenU at Dover B«a HJva,

Soda WaterTbe best Boda Water is all flavors at Kill-3r«'s Drug Store.

J. Hairhouse.WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

DEALER lti

JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,

8ILVKH NOVELTjra, OIT1CAL 0OOD8, * c I woiil'l reIliti pulillo lluit I on: conxtautlf ruplfiilulituj; tur .tack In aIliey will olw&yii find ttiB Ink-nt pat^rnii ana stj-lH).

All kinds of Watches, Clocks and JewelryCleaned, Repaired, Bepolished and other

wise Renovated as Required.

EEFAIRINO OF HUE WATOHEB A BJEOIALTY.

DOVER BOILER .WORKS. ESTABLISHED 20 TEARS

F. K. BIRCH:,- Proprietor

8team Boilers, Smoke Stacks, Oil Tanks,

Chemical Pang, Ore Backets and all kinds

of Sheet Iron Work.

itEPAllUNG PROMPTLY ATTENDEE TO

.Old boilers taken in exchange. Coal and

Wood, Barrelled and loose Lime. Hair,

Plaster, Cement Front and Common Brick

Flagging, Steps, Curbing Sills, Mate Man-

tels, etc., etc.

COR. MORRIS AND DICKERSON STREETS,

STANHOPE.The weather Is delightful and the ju

guesta are Improving thulr opportunity Inclosing their vacation.

Ittsropartedtbat Mr. Blieere, of Ledge-wood, will build a large simmer bmrrllnff-bousB on tbe corner of PSTIR aud Umtrei U i Port Morris, on the Joliu D. TJ-IW-rence lot,

Uttvl B. Hanwyl* looking aTOWd lor ttaipurctanae of anotber horse to replace tbe onekilled by Ughtnltig Ia«t week. B« WM nffaied•150 for tbe ono tbat was billed. Lightningplays qtmr (realm tomatttBis ta its course.

August 18tb wniqoiton day. Tbeonnrrsand drivers were all on hand with the bones^joounced to trot or psc« In tbo raon. Onebandred and thirty-live dollars or tbit Gtak«swere [ret*ln*d by owners here. Warren,MorrlBandSuewK were quite ltrgdy repretented by sporting men.

Mrs. I David Hanklnsun's remaloi wtrtbroughs hero on Monday from Kew Haven,Conn., and burled In the SUnhnps UnbnCemetery. Bhe wri, U-c daughter ol Mr. andMrs. George Wiper, residing near Huwhopeon the Brooklyn roed to Lake Hopatcong.Mr. Bankloson fomibriy lived har« andworked at the tinsmith buriuut in Patersoa'*bop.Tho ihow of CtarlM Lee, olrcus and mo-acerle, was quite largely attended last

Thursday. I t wttupoten olas a good tbowand perf ormancfl.

Ic was almost murder l u t Sanday nightwbon one fellow knocked aDother over the

rj bank to drown In tbe Morris canal.That*rp«tr*torof the outtage bu left town,It IK reported.

Tbe lanntn* plants at Lake Qrlnnelllargely attended by people from this section,and a)) Beamed deUgbwl with tbe day's pleas-ure

Tbo BUchopo Pr^byterlan &od M. E.Cburcb'ji Sunday schools wtiit go on the canto Lauding, Lake Hopatcong, on Friday,August lilst, for their annual excursion. Onanivm? at tha lake tbe nchrwla nlll ba tokenOD bosrd of tho etearaers and conveyed to theNolan Pofnt plcuio grounds and other pointso( Interest.

It Is taid th»t tbo Italian Bpowwto, whoshBhed ftnother Italian named Tixfot with »ntor , bus loft for pu t s noknoiai. He onlyout through the coat of tbo ottier withoutInjuring the flesh. Auious.

SWARTHMORE COLLEGEB W A E T H M O R E , PA.

UnilcrcoreorFriends. Opcnstilhni(inUiiltth,]8MFull Oolli*},ii UOIUVM Tor rounR in»n and youogwomen, Ipiulltc to Clfuuilial, EnElnpwJnCj &lont(fleand IJterorydi-CTeoi. Machine nlioiiB.luborntortt*Bnrl HLnrlt«. For CtttaloRuusaiid |mrticl)lorsiul-unm, Ohaclet DeQarmo, PH.D., P r e t ' t .

lln-ffT-ISL

Prospect Hill School,DOVHB, H. J.;

Will r& l̂wn Beptcmber 10. Utin. Prettdi andQtrmanlncluduirin the course of *tudj vhraro-flMlred. Bp̂ clol jvrfiwjttlon ior collcgo anil tarthe lU^cnta1 CxamUiatlonii. Uetmoai In phonigmiilij. Adilruaa

SUSS L. V. MAGLtf, DOTCF, N. J.

JENOTNG3 & BUTLER.

K u o u and Batldart.

stmL. Oaatncts tikpn^and

STARVING won't cure Dys-pepsia. You need nourish-ment, and to get It you must make thestomach nnd bowels digest your food:that is what

Dr. Deane'sDyspepsia Pills.

arc for. One after each meal, and tiiemost stubborn case of Dyspepsia fandthatts everything) will disappear. Whitewrappers if constipated, yellow if not.

•3cnua4drakfilM1* Sko&taui fork Irectuuplc

C O O P E R ' S V L O R A L U K N T I N K .

(ivmonfu-olsanal.iB tbelr•Mth anil p»r rnmln( tbtbte»th. It retniJici»H \t%c**hvmlMi aii4Dde1.ciDiii ufthttut*. Bent hy mull far S ic .At all dealers. Send So. lUmc

mplelo

HEATH & DRAKE.In order to mik« room for New F*U

Qooas, w« will Dlocs out tna balsAraof 8umin«r SttwAa »t Cost and ltM

Wfjiie G w ^ , EiiiDrolcerics, Elc.ChndrcnV, flouncing*, were4Qc..,..

Chlldnin's FIouncfaKB, rtre Me., now.33C yarn.

Children'« Floundag*, were 71c., now.4 Be. yard.

iir and Medium TVidtli EmbroiJerio,?erv Bu IDo 19o tfts Ifie JOc 830 ?Sc0* 5c Da So ICO 18o 15c SSC 60o

rtsltx Voluoakji and lawns -

le Oounlerpanes, mil slxe, well worti flM, at$1.07 each .

SILKS.nnojBpou«»WMliailka, value Kte,.at

35C ya rd .Fine Japaueeo WMb Silka, TAIUQ Cte.at.

^5 cent*.figured India, Chba and Japanue Bilk*, value TSo

H&oand $] j«r yard, at.58 cents.

nd Taffeta BUk̂ value f 1, at75 cen t s .

Black India flllla45c, Joe., « c , 75c .

We have just placed on sale thefollowing lines of shoes for Children,Misses and Boys, suitable for schoolwear. They are all new goods, andexcellent value at the prices quoted.120 prs. Childs Dongola Bpring heel shoes j g c p a i r

sizes 8,7 and 8 at f "

120 pis Child's Grain solar tip spring heel _ Q C nair-shoes, sizefl 8 to 10 at J\fy" F""

60 prs. Child's Dongola tipped spring heel _ g c o a j rbutton shoes, sizes 6 to 101-2 at yo*" Va"

120 prs. Misses' Grain solar tip spring heel ftc c o a j rbutton shoes, sizes 11 to 2 you pau

340 prs. Boy's A Calf tip lace shoes, o 8 c . p a i V81Z0S XI tO o y m

60 prs. Misses'Dongola tipped spring Si IK D a i rheel button shoes, Bizos 11 to a •Pl'O0 F" 1 1

New lines of Ladies' Kangaroo Calf andGrain Shoes arriving daily.

Onr stock of Men's Kip and Calf Bootsfor fall and winter wear is now ready-

T i l Geo. Ricnaitis Company.DOVER, New Jersey.

DENTISTRY. DB.PTHOBW.GOPIIT

01LLS 4TTBHTI0N TO THE FOLLOWINO :

It gives jno pleasni-e to aoqaaint my IrieDdBnith t£a bub that they can have teeth eitraetodwithont ^ain by tbe use of Dr. Jossop's Local

' Annflthetio At tne office of Dr. Freeman, Dover.Mas. YVDIFIEIJ) FALHSB,

Bookan ay, N. J,, April 8th, 1893.

Try the "Local Auto thetio at Dr. Freeman'so!6oa and be oouvinoed tbat it is all that ia churnedfor i t M M . E . EBTWIOK,

Netoocg, N. J., April 21et, 1893.

l o a n cheerfully recommend the "Local A u u -thetio" for extracting teeth.

M TMTosKEfflA,Port Onus, April 21th, 1893.

Dss. F E K J U S iND TBEEIAND :DEAB 6IB8 :—I am no veil pleased with the tue

of the Local Aunethetio in haying teeth extractedthat you have my permiBirioii to use my name anyway yon pleaae aa roferenoe.

MB. Iiiwja Warn,Stanhope, N. J., May, let, 1893.

GOLD CROWNS A SPECIALTY.

DR. R. C. V R E E L A N D ,after ton year* experienoe, having a well knownreputation for - extracting teeth, haa aooepted apoBition with Pr.. Freeman.

OK FEEEMAN has the eiolosive right to use. Dr. Jceeop's Local Anaesthetic,

H IT.H. Uoundd Ixeami b«der), buro. orH,. ,u ASv&«T,IJ~itS,WIf rouwlnhto buy, sell or trade, wrltatilsi iliberty Street, Now York.

ONE NIGHT ONLY

DRESS OOODS.Dr*™aoo

33c yard.Ml-Wool Dtwa Qoods, Yiuoo7Bc, BDC, \\ per y d at

" «nts., voluu i

5>8 cents.

'77 and 779 Broad Strost,NEWARK, N.J.- -

0AKER (JPERA ^OUSE

GRTURDflY RUG. 25 in .Flrrt ap(x*nuiue b e n of the mualad fuoe comi

MCCARTHY'SC A T

iDtrodudng the deter wmwllin

John E. McCarthyu>d a flrat«la4w oomputr of

MOTIGE OF DISSOLUTIONoUw Ij heralir Klvcn Uiotl wn no lonpjr In

onywur connected with op interaoed In Uie DovurStettin LkunOrr.

COfiEDIANS #

SINGERS

$ and DANCERS

POPULAR PRICES

Admission - • • - - - S5o.

Seaarvod Beats - • - BOo.

Hov on Ml* at XiUa-on'a Sra* Ston.

T T O. DAVENPORT,

ATTOnNEY-AT-LAlV,

OPTIOB AT DAVENPORTS CORNER,Berkillr, Valloj. p . 0. Dover, N. J .

FOR SALEHoUJ property for wlo W rent ntUaMng. Sick-

leaa Uin CHUIM for tbe above action Oall on ot•ddtwr

Vm. B. BKA11CH,LandlDiMlorri«Oo'.,N.J.

to me for an ox

pert to oall and

tell you the price

snd styles of fab

Tics of awnings

for store and prt

•-vate houses.

WILLIAM S. COLURD.

REHOVED.

G E O . W . M o D A V I TDraui ftwlon to Uio rooms tuer

IWrtioiuw's jowfOrr store, tad U preptred tofloall kind* of docUl work In tin best manner.

u»cd In extracUng ttotli.

DON'T FORQET THE PLACE.

DR. DEO, W, MCPAVIf.i

Office and Residence on Morris SI,,

one door south of Brick Block.

I 6 to 0 ft. „ .

Funeral Directors

and Embalmers.

Ml o*lls napoudod tr/d»yoi- »H boun ol the nlgbt

J.'UDAIRYMFLB.

PRICE AT

CRESCENT D E I STORESDO YOU PAY HIGHER?

'•Joe's Celerj Com pound OS

Oreen's Nerrara Cffc

Howl's Suv apart] Ia .fl7o,

ScotfaEmuleon 63o.

Cudcura 8o«p '. , , , ,* , . , ,Ho.

OuHonraJtenolMnt 70c.

Pinktaatn'B Compound 68c

Fukol t , BIDRII ,

Ptukola^l&rge,.,., , .740.

Benton's Capclno FlMt«fs , li

(The word CAPCINJC out In erery plajtor)

AUooek Plasters "... 1

Caitorla ^2

Attwood'i Bitten , x

Wjattft Beef, Iron u d W l o e 67o.

MaUln'a Food, «ma]l 8J,

flottonl'i AddPlw»pb*t««, amall „,%$,).

Hotf ord1^ »̂oJd PhosphaUoc. lanft.

WKnpold'BKmnUlonO.L.01!...... 1

Fellow'a ayrup Hypo Phosphites •

Dojonbnylu H«wark or Wow Yort t K

you buy la New Yak, then you pay falgbar

prioM Uun you con bay the Mine article at

the CURSCEHr DRUG STORES lor. Try

tu and M* tt this Is not so.

627 and 629 Broad St.,NEWABK, N. J.

TRENTON, N. J.

i a vltta'pdeniiilo tahor«.tories. Ubnry, manual (wlnta* room,etc

O«t f «^i, a, KoUaltheModel,ISOTI»rre«r. OottforAt Ue Nomml, urn per yearforiu.t t e * o d r J , f n m i » a i o K o t K ! r T O r >

FarfurtlieriianlcnUnaa'Ireaa

. Xnrnttn. s. I.

Final Closinj Ptlces"ON"

Men'sSummerGoodsAll Kan's quality at 41.S5H.S7 qiulilj at Q1.60

0t» Lol BoyirUinilered.forcal« ShirtsAt 6Sa,cadi, former price 70c

Bop* Outing Flannel Shirts.TOc quality. «t B7a encb•MB quality it 02c eaili *

70U03&70SBPSt.ntniripir w T

THEFriday, August 34,1894.

Dr. Bheeta, nf Newark, v>ai In town oilTueeday.

MIM Nellie Egtn is ependlng two weeks atb P k

Entered a t the Post Office a t Dotu Moond-olau matter.

IiOOAl, JOTTIHQS.

A Rood (how

At Baker Opera, HouseSaturday (lo-morrowl night, August 2Kth,The attraction at Taylor linw.' tub wMfc is

a mermaid.Dover flromeaara prKjitit-lng for inspection

day which occurs Sent. 12th.There will he. * big firemen's parade at

Phllllpsbtirg on October nth.Ths Township Commit We met Wednesday

and accepted AaaesBorTIppett's duplicate.He*. Baker Smith, P. D., will preach la the

KoniH SchoolhouseBunday evening twsxt.Town Clark Joseph V. Baker bu been ap-

pointed a notary publlo by Governor Wwti,Ths annual reuniou of rbe Twenty eevc&th

Regiment will be telil at Booaton Septem-ber 6th.

Tha Upper Hibernians will bave theirSunday School picnic In the grove tomorrow

Tbe Bntci prise band serenaded Julin Lyonon Wednesday c'gbt and discoursed samestreet music.

Tbsre wore three excursions at Like Hopatoong yetterday—f rotn Eaatoti, Port Or&mBad Paterson.

There will be a. Mr at lit, Hope ODD wets:from to-tnorrow under tlie auspices of tit.Boniard's Church.

The notorioui "Oblcken" Waer la out' orState prison mala, and It In toba hoped bitvisit did him good.

A good number from Uris place attendedtbe eicnrslon from Port .Oram at Lake Ho-

The Dover Iron Company £ra making ro-paira to tbelr machinery lu tbe hope thatbuglnau will pick up.

H. 0. Newklrk will reflle his gray trottinghorse, Clancy, at Baiter Opera HOUK cmSaturday, October Otta.

Wftlam Dabbe, tbe genial driver of tter-^itw '--^jj^»Uin>jcjjjid father of apolrot twiit-- ^• f lEFf lU

The mined at Upper Ulbornla ara workingtwo-thlnta Urns iuBU&d of Ifcere being a com*plete shut-down, is wan rumored Monday.

The Smith family reunion wUl be held onWednesday next, the 2Sr.h,at the RrovB of thelate Fetor Z. Smith, one mile out of Pea pock.

Jacob Rtdnw'a low by a n at Ironia b ubotn adjtuted to hit entire Botldfaotloathrough the agency of F. H. Tlppett, ofD o w .

The Democratlo Congressional Conventionfor tha Fourth District will be held at Wasb-ington next Friday. Delegates will beeleatedto-morrow.

Albert McG«,(ormMly a PsAmon police-man, baa been appointed to succeed Detective^nloD, ol Boonton, by the offlceri of theLaokswinna,

Port Oram school district had about f 1,200special money In band when tha new law t mpawed, and tbey ere spending it In repairingthe scDool house.

Tba following Inmrauoe hat toes taintedand paid to tb*lr entire nt'lsf action torc^aI t L, Dunham's Insur*nofl agency: GeorgePierian, S. Block.

B. B- Potter, of Port Oram, was electedone of the vfce-praldcnta ct the Direct Legis-lation League at trfe1 convention at AaburyPark on Tuesday.

W. R. Cook, at Montrtown, jroretoBftu TJ. Alien's fast mare, Metal, after seeing herperformaace »t tbe Stanhope race track lastSaturday afternoon.

A Portland, P«., §aloon-keep*r lost yew, sold 800 kegs ol boor. Owing tothe exoeeelvedrought Ibis year he boj sold 000 beg*, andthe KIHD U not over.

Tba Port Own Glefc Club h « » bten en-gaged by Candidate Bajionk fr» sing «t politi-cal meetings from Bcptember 11th till tb»•nd of tha campaign.

P«T. Mr. Nichols, BBfhrtant rector of St.'Peter's Episcopal Churcb, Morrfotown,preached ID BS John's Church, this town,but Sunday morning,

W. B.lFreggaaa.oI Brick Ctaonfo, ba* takesthe plaos of James Foyluai ticket agent atMortlstown.'tbelatUr having left leaving ashortage in nU account*. >,.:.

- HO.fcajnoli'a litest petition' b to thepostal antborltls*, asking them to ohangetb*name or Whlppany back to the original In-dlan nsnu of Wblppanoag.

~ "Xlwre tro two cbanReB in Uie Republican•ppofctnienta to the flection boards of IUn-

•idolph towmblp. Thft Democratlo appointmente are the tame aa lart yaar.

Tbe Mt, Tabor camp-meet!age am largo]/attended and the Mrrlooa very lateratlDgtmany people go from here tothe evening•ervlow. returoing on A 1*te train

The attendance at tbe ViglUnt'i sxeonJon* hut Friday was not encouraging from a

financial standpoint, but .ttoy save their: guests a moat dellghtfal day'i outing. ',

The car shop men met an unwelcome signlast Siturdar afternoon, when they read ontha bulletin that beginning with Holidaytime would be cut to eight hours a d»y. .

Preaching in.the Free Methodist ChurcnSabbsth rooming itjde*BaIng|10;30and 7;30,Young pwplsat toward Kodt-away. The "•cow" w u decorated with lan-tern* and masts, for dancing w u fnrnltbedby Mfssrs, Stumpf and Balltho. A mostpleasant time wsJ had b / all preoent. Be-Iresbmcmtswera serreu OD the way bome.

Bpeolal Batas: at A*oory P a r k .Special rates for board and room durin

camp meeting or until Oatober let.M. J. HARDEN,

21B 4th Aretiue, Aibury Park.

W l B h ,2Oo- and 20c., a t tbe Dover Bee Hive Btora,

Onx SaUr* StockofWlntsr GoodswOl toeoM fit aD B E i

! BYKSH E « jour ejea examined aad GUas«a uadtb j A. Jay Ore- (B. OJ, IB W. 83d Bk S. ~

WOODPOHT S N L J V B N E D .

Tha Woodpnrt HOUM, which la locat«d a tIB extreme narth-ra end of Like UopaAaoag,a most dellgUtf ul place to tpend Mntnmer>

vacation for these who care net to get far'rora home. This hotel in under tbe pro-nrletorBbSp of Thomas Bright nod mw\

eat of K J. UUDBOH, of Dover. Toeijwnlpg of the houw has beeu a meet

eosant ooe this eeaion, and Mr. MUD-r)n his not loft a Btoaa unturned to make it

He bat engaged and is engaging some ofbast talent ta be had wJiflrebj to entor-i bis guests and to make things lively and

njoyable. Ltst evening the wblspori ot thehouee were "The Owls, The Owls," and tbeparlors of ths hotel wore elaborately deoor-lUd and "TtwOwUi" received a tnoathuirty

iloome, not only from Hie management ofa bouse, but tbe guests also seemed In 'be croea sect ion, ta U\o banktne ditcb. Tbe ditch snnulil ba jjlaopdrural fett from ttio flolnliod traveled roa1-

Wtfftli

" Let'a Talk This Thins; Over "Ls£t week ,8k ifarriotown yiung nion InTO carrlngos went to Uorrl* l^lnlns to attendfair. After tho dullghU of tbe fair baden absorbed together with something more

trdent tbaa the averago fair l-monade, ttieys BtarteJ for a drive by inooiillKbtln ordBrge; full value for the monnythey hades-

enOedforliorBehire. They alarted off totWhlppany, and when the carriage containing

' of tho young aiau reoobf d tho Columbiaroad, Juit below WnshlngtonSi Hondquarters,

iet three of their acquaintance* afoot,and together they thought they -noulA Imve

fun with (he other two who had notlept up IO strong a paoe. Tbe four contplrl-0T8 drove their team among toma trees nut

sight and the party of seven eascotiedihenuolvea beside tbB rood to "uold up" tlie

wo. ODB of those not of the partyiroper was chosen u spokoauian and vrbmhe two unnuppotlng you the came along he

Jmped out and itopped the horse and de-manded a transfer or all tholr persanal prop-erty to tbasbapeof moneyandiaweiry. Tbey

ire ordered to get out of tbe wagon, but onethe young men being of an argumentative

[Itpotltlaa 8*14 "let's talk thle thiiig over."B other one said nothing' as fear had psra-nd hli TOcal chord*. Wbilo tbey woretlivvcring two ot tho others Rot into tbelr

wagon and drove off, but after Awhile ro-tnroed and explained t ie alleged joke •'Let'stalk thla thing over * is a by-word In Morrle-

wn om(>ng those who are1 in tbe secret. Butcouldn't the fellows who were held updosomelaughing by going before tha Grand Jury I" fie iBUghs best who Uuglifl last."

Sport at Boonton.The biojete raoea gltea by the Boontonbletfo Club at their pretty grounds on ths

fternoon of Labor Cay, Sept fid, promises tobe ma event full of Interest. Many of the

rominent riden from Now Vork,New Jersey,atmejlvanla, Delaware, Maryland and Con-

nectlaut have proqilMd to atMod and asiamonds are offered a* price* it drawi the

t racers In that class. Those who havaer seen aj>lojcle race oo an enclosed track

cannot imagine tbe Interest and ezolteoentltwakens t o r n these young atbletee riding at12:80 pace all In a bunch. The grounds areonvenient, grand*tend large, and plenty of

rige room, Ua accaauWC thamiay en-triee the noes will commence at S o'clock

Tot BsorUmen.On our fourth page wa print an elaborate

•ynopda of the gams iawa of the State for thagreater part of which wo are Indsbtid to Fishand Gams Comcnlsalonvr Howard P, Frotb-ingham, of Mt. Arlington Mr, Frotblngham

a sprat a great deal of tlmo In tbe prepara-tion of tots synopsis and It can be relied uponaa being absolutely accurate. l a interpretingthe dated gtven eportiraco will do well to bearIn nvtad that it la the time between the daWthat the BfasooB are open, for butance rabbitscan be shot betwmn No*. 10 and Dee. 10, but* la not lawful to sheet them on either the10th of November or tbe 10th of December.The wason open* November 11 and doses De-cember 15. . . .

A Piocamnnj Band.Persons wbo were around the Lsckawnnna

station en Wednesday, morning when trainS pulled la WBTO treated.to loins excel-

lent muelo by • baad o r about twenty-livecolored boys from 13 to 14 year* of age. Theboys wier» from Buffalo and were bound forNew York from whence they will sail toEurope, and will aadit Miss Ida Wells in•rousing English public opinion against thelynching of colored peoplBlnthe Souths Theirplaying will no doubt create a sensation InEoghuid. Tniy played e7en better than tbepiccaninny bands which appeared at the

Ju^r of Uualo la New York lost year inthe play " ! • Old Kentucky."

f o r Orstaa M u u t vlXxaliequerCol a V. K. Wilton has'declined •r«-eleo-

Ucn to ttie offloo of Grand Hatter of Exche-quer, of ths Knlghbi of Pythian, and amongthe candidate! we see tho name of A. L.Belley, of Pbilliptburg, and we would llk« to•ee him elected. From our personal know-ledge ol Mr. Reiley ire know him to bmlnently well qualified to tatlsractarily fill

the pxltion and It would be impossible to geta man who is a more BATUMI worker lu thePythian Kaljhlbood. Tbe Past Caanotllonwill raalte their Mhotloas at the Orat tneeUogIn September, and tho lodges In thii •action

mid honor themselve* by supporting Bro.

Lstterss Bemainlng TJnolauDeA l a thiPost Office at Pover, N . J.

Dover, N. J., Ang. SJth, lm,Timothy Stephens, Urs. 8. W. Bpeer,KdwardBmtth, David Bmlth,Ml«a W rue, Misi Jennla Bcudder,Q. W. Slaoklower, Mr. MUhr,

To obtain any of the above letters say " ad-Tartlsed " end give date of thii list

Wit. POLLARD, r

> Oardnor

Rockawsy Burough-Jobn C. HcOrath,3«vid Berry, John Q. Molt, Tbomas Downs.

Uosbury, Port Morris Dblrlct-Qeorgewk, Charles Frogley,athaa Bears, 8uccauiuna Dfebrlct— Henry>ekor, James Eatiran, IL E. Tborp^, TIIIM.: Archer.Wsahington, Scuthtrn Olrtrlct—J. C.

Barkman, L. It. Scboenheit, Philip Bobuyler,Dufford. tCortheni District-1\ ».

ouog, Frank Hsggerty, Litvr, inu-til. fill ami IIIIIKII. lit cry unit ln-iv Is

it)» Hlufji H Ili-ttv. nncl (ilucnui urll-nilliitrauil IIIINLIIJI-. 'IliiTt- Ii inilliliij; Ilk.- thi-m etw-whcrti In Ihla>WU. The Plllillj lltf our iirlcif*. I*TK«4T, t»lmv« ii iilm-iMn oiirslDcl.-. .lust now nu liavtj llcn^nll wind Milts for |(1.00,orlh HU.OO; I'jjr mtll wool milt* f..r V-W, »orlli fa.cu; i;iilldir-u's «U t»i«il «uli« fi>r ( i W , worlli *5.ou.

PIER50N & CO.ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,

)PP. THE BANK, DOVER, N. J .

QREAT CUT PRICE SALE

DICKERSON'SGOODS

CUT PRICESOH

LADIES' 5UITSCAPES and JACKETSSHIRT WAISTSPARASOLS andSUN UMBRELLAS

CUT PRICESON

LAWNSDRESS GINGHAMSand SATINES

CUT PRICESON

LACE and CHENILLECURTAINS

CUT PRICESON

ALL SUMMER GOODS

LATESTSpecial offering at Hie tti BuildingLadies of Dover and vicinity, if you

are interested in Black Satinesof fine quality and up to date pat-terns in Heliotrope and Old Rosecall and see our 25c. line at 17c.per yard.

WM. f l BIKER STQtiE CO.DOVER, N, J\

GAME AND F I S H LA.W8.Tbe Uut.tcrdw County Game and Fi»b

JTotocUon Association has i>rep§.red thefollowing nyno{wls of the game law* a»atnouded ttiia rear, which will be foundveuleuttor rutere

Uufllwl (i

Oiwil.

Ojx-u K

Mlowli"

IVnoJty fo.

ths i.f'SiiiruL ami Midi] jOft. ;n uiulitii;. in.AIK. iiiLiui p.f. in,

Hr.KlkTr.j s i k 1V

pril 1 mid July IE,nln) l» 1

u Kuroixau partridge—Net within fhyears a(t«r ixiaengo of act, l'eiialty, fJU.

Male KiiRllsb |ibBaawit—ISetwueu Oct. 3liBtid Dec. lfltli. 1'tnalty, fJO,

Tbe nigbtlmwt, A-biMnorwill, t>iruab,ino&iliiw larb, finch, martin, Lorn •*a11inood)>ecbcr, robin, oriole, re.1 MrJ, cedarbird, tanker and all otber fuwctivomue blnliare prutcc'tutl nt all times; or to rnti or dostray tho ncut or egg. of any wild bird. Thepenally is |20.

Trapy, ensroh. &a., fur tbo enpturRaiue, are prohibited. Penalty, 120,

Taking llali from rfvurs unil lukt-a at0.

Drawing otr tbo water of any pond, allor lake, for the jmrposit of wiring, capturingor killing tbo llsU therein, in prohibited. I'tnlty from fS> to I2o0.

The penalty for pi a clog medicated bait,drug, or any aubstanco whatever that willkill or destroy fl«h in uny of the riveithin mate, Is not less thau * IUU nor more than

Kit complying with tha by-Uwe tii th«Uonx> 1'rutecUve Societies of tbliBtaU are prohibited from shooting within ltalimits under a penalty of fW, or imprison-ment until the tine Is paid.

Since tlie at*ivo IVM In typo we have m-celvoJ from ?k\t and Uauie Coinmlaaloneillownrti I'. Froth I n Kb am a aji-jpsie of tingame laws corroborating tbe above and giv-ing tha folbwing additioDal imlntaof Intoroatto spnrtuucn.

F1NHATKD OHOLSK (1'IM.IIUi! 011ICKKNB).

Opcu wnuoii from October Mist to Vecom-ber lOtli.

KUHOI'EAS I'AHTIUDitKS OK OtlOUBE.

O]>eii season from October Slat to Deccmber lfl'.b. {Unlawful to kill female* till 1838.)

Uhl.E EtiUWflli VllBASitiTB, J.C.

Open neaton from Uclober Jltst to Deceibar lQtb. (Unlawful to kill females till 18118,)

Tho following are Illegal nets:

I t aliatl be unlawful to kill, or have unlaw-fully la powaalon after tbe Mine boa beentaken or killed, or to trap or expose for sale,any night hawk, whip-poor-will, thrush,mwuiow lark, flnuli, martin, barn mallow,wood-pecker, oriole, red or cardinal bird,cedar bird, tAtigcr or any other loseclbirds j iirorltli'd, huwevtr, Hint nothing Inthis section uhall bu io construed as to pre-vent Individuals from taking or kilting En-glish B]iarrowB, crantsb, awki, crown, ravens,crow block blrda or king fibbers; and tblasection shall uot apply to persons killingblrda fur tclpntllle purposm; provided, theyshall have first bare obtained a penult oahereinafter provided.AS TO TRAPS, UNAliEfl, AC, FOfl Tl

It shall not be lawful to kill, take or capture any doe, buck, fawn or otber aortof deerwbstooover, or any partridge, quail, pheas-ant or grotue nf any hhvl whatsoever, or ienlpe, reed bird or rail bird, by meansblind, trap, mare, D«OTdftrtce whatever,to set the same for tbe purpose be rein mtloned. under the penalty of twenty dollint

wjitug in any of said waters any of tbi'oreaieuliuiKiI cuutiirniicet'i tberefiiro, or tttear any game fisb In any of the aforesaidenlloned waWrs, or sell or eipogo for ntte,- have unlawfully in ponies it on nfter theuu« bubwe-n kilted, any IUb caught by OQJjntrlvoime prohibited by tliin wctlim nr ft

place, keep or use any » t liueor l!nea in watuiluhatiited by bass, pickerel, pike or troutunder a jwimlty ol not loudor stroam.

B.VILOHIVKS OH MBD1LA1KU HA1T.I t i h a l l uot be lawful to place In any ponti,

lake, river, stroam or In any of the -waters of8tnt« any dynamite, giant or electric

ilar or any explosive substanco wliatovi•if drug or luedlixUedbaU (or tUa yuriii

of tuning or killing llab.

UKLBTBItlOUH 8U1SHTANCKH IN BTHEAJIB.I t thai) not be lawful for any person or>reana, company, corporation or asxoclatlon

to allow auy dye atuff, coal tar, eawd'ingB, t an bark, lime, refuse fromHI or other deleterious orpolsonouico to lie turned or allowed tn runof tbe waters of this State, either prl^ftic, in tjuiuViTioB i t s t rur t ive lo \\ya l i d

ot o r disturbing the babita of Qsn luhabltlng

tbe Mine."DRAWING OF*" WATBIL1.

I t shall not be lawful to shut olf or drewid tbo water of any pond, stream or lak<

thU State for tlio purpose of taklug, toptur-

g or kiUtag tbfi fiab tberaln.

HUNDAV IIUKT1KU.I t (hall uot be lawful to hunt wltb a gun,

: wltli a do« and gun, or with apyflrearmi- wtapuus, o r to fleli with bixik und line, ori auy manner whatsoever, en tho Habba'.h

day (commonly called Dundnj), except tfho obsnrve the seventh day of the K M

the Sabbath, bunting upon their owniertjr.

BTTGAH EOONOMIOAt-LY S T U D I E D ,

tYniLi Hit} Atnerli^n l^xiojiilst*

Tbo Bureau of Statistic* of tbe TreasuryDepartmout has fstlmatpd tbs consumptionof sugar In the I'nit ml Mute* for the yesi•r-Hug June 30, 181M, a t 4^13,^00,500 poundfl,

Tbe aiigar trubt re present flt Iveu usvd Uclaim that the cose of running sugar was %cent per pound, Later they allon-ed that Itsort only }£ cent, oud later aLlll thpy hnveicbnowJedgod (̂ a cost ot otilj- % c«nt ]

tnd every animal or bird itrapped, snared or taken, or for niy trap,snare or net BOBBI; pruviiied, however, thatnothluK iu lulu net wns.il be so c >ostruedto prevent Incorporated associations fromgathering alive, with netimil or anlmala, bird or blrda, for tbo purpoiaof propogatlug ur presurvtoif themduring the winter, prodded, tbM> they be re-leased again In this stile tbo following springnot later than the fifteenth lay of April.

•wnts LIADLK TO PKNALTT.It shall not be lawful to kill, iboot or bunt

any of tba birds or animals mentioned ID tblsnet OD bis ova property or on the propertyof any other person, ezcept daring tbe sea-son and a t such tunes and lo rprovided In this act.

It shsll not be lawful to hunt rabbits withferrets, or to capture or bill t n r rabbit orhare by moans of any ferret or ferrets.

DBSTHUOTIOff OP BIRDS 1303.It shall not be lawful for any person

persons to rob or dutroy tba eggs or nestany wild bird whatever.

(IEE8K, 1>UCH OH IIR1NT.It fibill not be lawful for any person or

pertoas hunting or gunning after geeaa, duckor brant t o plaoe tbe boat or sink box orotber floating venel In which he lies In waitto kill said1 geese, duck nr brant at a distanceof more thanfrom tuarsb,

> hundred feet from Ice,r meadow, or heaped loaweed

r aand bank not covered with water at hightills; neither Bball It be lawful for any personwith Intent to capture or kill |to hunt after or pursue them with a light a tsight.

UOATS pncaiiirrxD,It tball not be lawful to ni l for, to 'boot

ehootfttany gooeo, brant or duck from anybrat or boats, ve«wl or VCSMIB, propelled bysteam or Boil, or from auy boat or boata,vessel ur vcuols, or ilmllar a true ture orstructures, anchored or staked upon tbswaters of thli State.liKTOOD O1T CMTOBJE OF OEISK. DDCKH, «T0.,

DEFINKD.It shall not be lawful to kill any goose,

brant or duck with any device or iBstrumintknown a* a swivel or punt gun, or with anyother gun tbanauchguna asarebeldatflength, and tired from tha (boulder wltboutother reite, or to ute or sot any net, device,lnitrutnent or gun other than mich gun a*aforesaid, with Intent to capture or kill anygooM, biantorduck.

OU8I, DUCKS, AC.Open tcason from AtigustBtsttD May la t

BLACK, OK OtWKGO HAS!,Opett aeaaon from May aoth to Decem

ber 1st.

Iteball not bo lawful to catch, kUl or IISTIunlawfully In porBession any brook trout, fxoeptoplybtitwfttn th» Qrat day of April andtha fifteenth day of July, In any year.

FKKALTY FOR TAKISO TODKO FISH.I t aiiall cot be lawful to catcht kill, H ) I ,

expose lor sale, or have la poawtsiiany black bass, measuring; less thaanine Inches In length, except for tbe Dieof stocking waUrs of this itato th«n>with,and on license la writing firrt obtained fortbaG ptirpoee under tbe hand of one sf tbston and game commiuionera of tbla lUte,under t i e penalty of twenty doUsra for fachfish so caught, killed, sold, or exposed for

"sale, or bad unlawfully in ponejeion.XCK8 rnoniaiTED roa TAEJKO nan

AXOVX MM-WATK1S OR WXTlttS M-ttABITKD ST BADS, PICCXniL,

I'lKX OH TBOV1T.I t ihafl not be lawful for any prnna or

perwnu, either oa hit own land or the land ofany othar perwtn, a t any time whaunem,oitber by d»J or by night, to pat, place orbaol any «tUf drift, fyke or othar not or noU,or any wl pot nr I»t», b ^ « t or biikita, oranycoDtriT»nc«wtateTarforthe taking orcatching of fWi In «nj of the watan ot thliftate abo*e tide-water, «• to k « p *Hf gW.drift, fyka or otbw nel or net*, nc1 any eel

. _. - v buiwt*, orMWotherfor tbe rteUocS Kbatorer or f

of Ilsh In anyof the aid imtmi. catch.« a»drt to tak-

ing or catcblsg any. fl*.aforesaid, or to pat, plM*V ,n*H!««« or a«W la pattta* plaetaffi builHW

pound to refine sugar.If we spply thew varioui cosu to lajit

year's consumption we get a t the total oUO bar-:1s of augurI t we ray tha t It take* 800 men on an av

go to do tho entire work of refining odelivering an output of 3,000 barrels of su|daily, and this U a Utnre.1 t,Uo«B.uce, we Ihave a total of 13,000 men coiiBtontly tployed throughout tbo year t o handle an aput of 45,000 barrels.

If wa compare the nurubtr of persona tfaus

imployed by tbe reQn?rs n l t b tbe total coatot retlnlng sugar, we are enabled to ascertalitheir annual wage*. Tbus :

STATE AOSI0D-Z.T17RAZ. BO0IETY.Tdti tlilrtj-hiitU nuiiunl exbiliitlnu of tilt

Htat« Agrifiilmrl H(H-^ty win be held atWovurty I'ark, on tbe liim of tbu I'onuylva-nia Ituilroui). betwMii Newark and Klimbcthun Sl,HKlay, Beptenilwr :S i (irfil^rJDnv), andwill lw continued for live i o ) a , Hluoe thelaxt fair K M hidd tlitba beautiful grnundtbarn bucn ntwin muri' s• mixed puinli, tin I n cnmbinuiluiofpcrfcctly pure trlors in tlic liaudksl (onii Ittint Strictly Pure While I-caJ.

Agoi.il tmnxtliuuiamlilollars hnvclx.cn

nixi culprtanL Scud ud a postal c^rd uiboth free.

NATIONAL LliAO CO., New Y

WILCOX & BERRYCarpenters and Builders,

Dover, N. J.

Plans, speclllcatfons for buildings, contraUbeo and materials furnished.

Jobbing Promptly Attended to-

_ _ ^ r s HOOFS.-We furnish flrat-delate and put on elate roof sby good mecbanl

Backet's Sheathing Paper always on baiOfllM and shoji on Jtlnokwell St., neit U

lover Lumber Company's Mill.

K. R. VVlLCO*. A. ti. IlKllBT.

blliiK have nhviya beenbibiiod during the fair tveek

p t c

Democratic Economy,

Tlie nut ordtimry oiiieiiaofl of tha United

BtatoaGoccrumi'iit wure reduced under Bo

publican admlnlstratloni front 110.21 per

capita of tbu [wiiulatinn fn ISIM dona to | 5 IU

In 18U2, a decrease of Blmwt one-tidf. Dufng liiDllrBtyparoftlio present BornettdmltiUtcalion tliero wncftn lnoreaioof

tbaiii'ipfr pent in eipenaea, from $S.iH Iniplta fn ISlKt. Tils hardly

savors of the economy that was pnached b;tlie Dumocrftts during the campaign nf 183:

Turning to tbo net ordinary receipt* iio Government, we find that tbor xereftO.li lfiiW and were reduced to *S of tK-Kli)iiiiih-t CDiilaiuini; mio bilmiro.i>n mul di;'it>'-fk uiit>>liiMmnHit)M nurw) cu lliuHuiiKiinoruor Ii~t4. Tint alwvu iinnitip a |uirt ot thu Innil of which Jocol) Sluirj

k-cciunl, tllitl HL'IHNI.— " wi Tnwl U-fjIiiH nt a rt.nifr over tli

(if tl"'B(Ht.rili[K>l)f llm Ullck.-ltMtnWLViinpnny, ituliiKllii! fnurtcomh corjif

id IIif 11 ownul by alii; Word, anil runt (1

Mill u rjunrtLTcorner ujipoailu a i twtutjftr&lnutlrw; (&) nnrlli,llUnj-.tli~ Ki-st, llvn uhaiua and Uilrty

itnt lino or th i U*

HlB3Jr.IT.bnm% felttwcl<

Do You Knowthat a large percentage of deaths In tbls coun-try are caused by consumption and lung

ible I A little cold neglftcffld In the be-ginning often terminates In consumptionEvery time you cough, you Increase thetrouble, and an inflammation is toon started,'hlcb Is dinicult to control. There Is om

remedy that enrea quickly every kind cf scough. That la Dr. Hale's Household CoughCure. It Is the beet. Are you not entitledlo the best! For Bale at S5o. ami Mo, n bot-tie at Robert Killgore's Corner Drug Store,Dover, N. J.

O. N. Boven,of Adams, N. Y,, ate nothing but dry breedfor three yearn on account of that terribledtseaso, dyspepsia. He states that be was en-tirely cured by Dr. Halo'a Household Tea a

now cat anythlug. This greatest macfne known Is sold at Kc. and SOo. per p*ck-sge at Robert Kllljtore1! Drug Btare, Davtr.

Baoklen'a Arnica Salve.The beet salve in the world for Cut*, Bores,

Droisee, Ulcers,' Salt Rheum, Paver BOTH,Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cornand all Skin Eruptions, and po*ltlve y caretFiles, or no pay required. It la qaaranteedto give perfect satisfaction, or money re-funded. Price twenty-flTO oents per box,For sole by Robert Klllgon, Dover, Onun,Hunt* ft Co., Port Gram, V. It. Jenkhu,

Dr. Hale'a Household Ointment,la tbo facet remedy In t i e world. It abso-

lutely cures catarrh. It cures neuralgia andrbwimatlMn. Cares pile* like maglu. Caressalt rheum In tbe most soothing matCures luuamed and granulated eyelids. Cumcoughs and cold*. Can be taken internally.A punitive .specific for pneumonia. Cute,

lutes, burns, chilblains, Borw ol long stand-Ing, corn! and bunions ore cured quickly:,different from all else; superior to all else; Ithas na eqnaJ, 35c. and 60c boxes. Largealiecbeapett. Bald at BobertKlllgore'aOor-

All Free.uw who nave used Dr. KInR's New Dis-

covery know IU valuo, and those who havenot. have now the opportunity to try It Free.Call on the advert!**! DrngRUt and get aTrial BJUIS., Free. Bend your name endaildreM to 11. E. Buckton & Co, Chicago, andget a sample box of Dr. King's New Life,Pills, Free, na well as a copy of Guide toHealth and Hoiuahald Imtrnctor, Free. Allat which U Rue.mata«d to do you good andcoat you nothing at Robert Killjtore's DrugStore, Dovrr, R. F. Oram & CO.'B Drug8Wro, fort Oram, and P. N. Jenkins' DrugBtore, Cbentor, N. J .

But Tna World's Fair For Fifteen Oenta.Upon receipt of your address and fifteen;ntT In pmtage stamps, we will mail yourepaid our SouVH.im POHTFOIJO OT notORLD'S COLDMBIAN Exi'oaiTlOM, tba «

lar price Is Fifty Centa, but ai we want youto have one, wo make the price nominal. Youwill On] It • work of art and a thing to be

rited. I t contains fall page views of thebuildings, with deeorlpUoas of same,

ana la executed In highest stjlfl of art. Ifnot satisfied with it afl«r you f t It, we willrefund the stomps and let you Iteiin tba book.

m H . S . BUCEU4.V, A CO.,

SHERIFF'S SALE.IK OIIANCEHY UP NEW JEMEV.

ttwivn Wllllnni II. Aifnrd. com |i!n ii inn t. ai

IIUTU. ILiSfc^uv J. liurrio. JIUUIM 1'. l'lilliim,Mm. Janiml* I-hllipx and .Mnria 1, ISwMfi-iinW

nw. Ft, fa. fur iIwo. Ituturiiubki lo OclolHrTurin, A

tL K. SKiifl

l . llilLyot).

:i, HolT,

BY virtue of the ah->vt> Htiititl writ of IWi fai'ln*In im- liaiids, 1 xliull c*|nsi> rorxnlo nt J'ubllfVemluont tliul'oiirt liuusoiM Morrlntoivi], ti, J.

MOXIJAY, the loili day of Scplembpr tnA. I). 1Wl| bctinvii tlio liiiiim ur 1J SI.oVlnck I' «-, tlnfk'rnoon or na

Kinningat n iHilut lutht 'vtitxnlliiK fnim Cmm-'s nil

lyimt' fivt fruiu I In- LIIIU-T V! MIIKII 3Ii-unr;l''

itoiitli, fiirty-nliii' uml tlirit'iiimrtcra ilctrtin

•rof JaiiivoMartin; {«) ".lunjt lilu llnu MiiHh,

Miviiiiiy '̂lRht'uiitHV> BU^Hii'r'^riu'r' of Mar

^ifft.Tu''i>tht>rof Murlln-H o>m'ow York, of heart fnlluro Outnna was killed ami onothor fatally hurtn ft railroad collision noar Lolinnon, N.

H. 'I'liontroct ralhvny linos In Ban An-tonio, Tex., vroro tied up by a strlbo ofmo to nil on Owing to a bonrj Ralo, tba

latah for tho Wuhorton cup betwooii theVlgllnnt nnd HID Drltnniilii linn kun post-ponod until Sntunluy Snnto Cnsvrlu,the ntutdotur ol I'rosWciit CurnuC, wnsexoouted at Lyons, llo went to tho guil-lotine calmly, and Although thoro tvna alargo crowd prcsont tlioro wns no demon-itratiuii- An Insurrection fioa brokoniut among tho Kadirsin tbo Transmnlapubllc, and tlio Insurgontfl wbi> aro do-eaing ^gatlin haveluurdorodmany Booriruiew. TflAmrt AUJ[> f%President Clovelnnd loft Wnslilngton to

jond a tow days a t BuizurA't Bay In thoiopo of gottlns rid of IID attack of umla-

•la\ fuvor ilnth branchtn of conorosBfios^inn. Tn tlia Bennf* tho four

lupplertientary tariff bills wor_ roforrodo tho flnniioi) coniinittoo. Many ndnnr

bills wtro acted upon. In the houso nblUcuring a dofect In tho cow tariff bill waspasisd. A lively debate WAS had over tlio

I Faclflo appropriation Kx-iIonerAldace F. Wolkor was ap-

lolntod receiver uC tliu Atolilbou road Couooottd Prosidont Ro|nbart Arthur

md John llowlnnd won tho nationalloitom cliainploiiBhlp In tounlB tloublos

Karrngansett Plor At the niDOtofi Jjcnguo of Amoricon Whoolmon a t

_nver HVDVforld'a rooorda wore brokenTho ccntonnlnl anniversary of Wil-

liam Cullon Bryant's birth was colooTat-at Cnmmlngton, Mnaa. Tlie Popu-

Ai and Labor ruTtlca In Ohio lorraed noalltlon- Governor Flower tpoko a t

quo. It wns Qrango dny, nnd 20,-00 porsotia wsro proeont J. Slons Fna-itt's boom for the Republlwm nomlnn-on fot governor was begun by b h friendst the county convention In HtiHnhnnilntf. Y. Argument wasmmlo ID the con-tltutlonal convention In Albany againstlow York etato continuing tbe mnn-ifnoture of salt at a loaa, and It was ilo-Idod to strike out tho 16,000 limitationIT loss of Ufa-—Tbo pnsttir of the C&th-llo church at St. Mloliaol tlie Arolmngel,

Pasmlo, N- J., has' established agrocorystore to BOpply hli pnriabloncni with pro-vlBlona Bt low prlcoa Froderiok B«rg-uan wns shot dead at tba roar of his fa-;hoMn-la%v"8 IIOUBO at South Bonoh, Stnt-m I&land. TUotnaa Butko, l^a futbot-Sn-aw, la In tbe Stnploton polioo itatlonjhnrged with murder Now York atnto

kern fonnDd oiwrniBnontorftnnlintlon•American roslilnnbi of mnoilelds who

isd tnkon part In tho political intriguesy thoy were refneed protection by thoiinmandors of tbo United States vrav-

ehlpa there. I t Is roportod tlmt tho rival-r j bttwwo Generals Cotozos and Laenyomay end In assassination.

Baturday, ADS;. IS.Only tlio Bonnto was In scsilon. Mr.

Harris ' motion to appoint Mr. Whlto totho vaoant plnco on tlio financeoomriilttoeWAS put over until todn/ after n spiritedlobato. Mr, Murphy oflorod a resolution;hat thoro shall be no more tariff legislo-:lon this •osslon Sliowrtltor won Tlio

KlatutiR silver chaUongo oup a t thoournnment of ths Stato Chess association

a t Buffalo Allx trotted tlio fastestthreo milofl on record at tho T o m Hnutoraolns traok ThD Neel broth era dofant-•d Poata and Howlnnd In tho nntlonaleastern tennis dou*b1os at NarmgnmottPlor Throe more worid'a noonla -woroiroken at tho L. A. W. national moot,

nvor Tho dynomltogun tests woroitlnuod wltliBntlBfooWryrcaultsotSoD-

ly Uook The Cunard lino steamer7ainpnnla broke the locord from Queens-iwn to tbls point tty over tbrov hours,inking tbo run la 0 doyi D hours and SSdnuUis——Km ma Goldmnn, nnnrohlst,

rna released from Blaokwoll's Island, ro-elvlHg for good boliavlor a commutationif two months on ber ycar'i sontcticoVnrd Barry ot-Haokonanck, N, J . , atrcat.id for BWDflrlnir in public, was dlnchargodmder a liberal Interpretation of an old»w Thomas Burko o! South Bench.?. Y., nccusod of shooting hla iion In-low,

Frederick Bergman, wns held to ownlttba result of tho coroner's Inquest on Mon-day-—-Mrs. John Jacob Astorwon a cat-ioat TUCQ off Nowporfc, Hatllns tho boat

hanolf. Five other society Indies gall mlentbnnts in tbo TODO— Pros 1 dort Cl«vo-land piuwd a qulst day at Gray Gablesmd waa reported as fooling bettor—-AJapBliloiitslBrB tbo birlfl hll

Chmioollnr Vliicant delivered thacnlmirontn sonao'l liofor* th* C. K S. C,cine* tit ChmituuqUH Elate Senator Ed-

, nmndO'Connoiof HlngbmntoB, N.Y., •!•I pressed hlmeolf in favor of Mr. FIUSI

for goTwrnor Onooftho victims of 31:Butler, tho Miohlgnn poleoner, tells of herarimos——A largo consignment of thioufibbrtd homes orrlTcd at Now York tnJCnftlnnd AdTloen tmm fthmifihal tverotlmt tba J->panpso Intend fid BIIOTIIJ to at-tuck tho fortlflud city ot Wel-Hoi-Wol.The price of food In tbo war district fanrapidly riHon. Ilei'vy levlfla ofboon iiitidu The English crulsor Soa-mow VUB Jnjund 'n oolllilon A po^eistent fiprrud of cholera in several dis-tricts of l£ntit I'f uadlu was reportedTheaultnn'B tixnilis wore dofoatcd by therebellious Kabylcs at Nozagfin Ur.Frelro, minletcr 0* finanosof Brazil, hairesigned It Is said a t St. Futonburgtbat IlUBfila and other powers contlmiatheir eOortB to restore puooo between Chl-nn nnd Japun -Tho commciolal treat}bctWMQ Epaln nnd thu Argentine Ilopub-llo has boon oonoludod Tho AdamsproBB train No. 65 nnd tlie South Fn" hum (N. H.) accommodation oollldod,_ tho fralghtyorda at WoEtwstoc, Mass,

Rev. J l r Cobb of Sprlngflold, Colo.,' wait supposed to have been lost In ths

italns, has roturnod snfc and wellThe continued drought hos oausod much

itlorlng to tho uWok and dainAfre to thops in tho neighborhood of Norwich, K,. Tbe CheuHiijjO river Is li>'

hat buoii for BO yoflm.TpenUT, Ang. 3)1.

Nearly 11,000 mill operatives In NewBedford, Mass., Joined In a strike nsainsta reduction of ̂ ngea of eplnnore andwoavorfl, ana mnny mills wore loroed toshut down President UabB of tboAmorlonn Knllwoj' union appeared bo fore

national labor commission end roolturthistory of tha lat« itrlke. Ho said iti tlio fcdoral oourt and not tbo troopsloh dofatrtod tbo etilker*. Q<

Pullman lias been asked to appear before

•iho oomnilBalon -"Mrs. Ilobhlna," w L -iwlndled many Harvard man In Nii'ork lost May, ts under nrrost for similar

ofTunsoa In Hartford Tbo aatiual campitltig «f tbo Ocoan Orovo oanoolotlot

bugnn Tho New York constitutlonnconvention dlicussod tbo Judiciary article

Wins Emma tJuhuftner, while drivingtn Central nark, Now York, was thrownfrom ber carriage nnd killed Bothhouses of congress wore la aosalon. In thesenate tlio four snpptoiuonlnTy tariff billswore reported bnckwlth amondnienta andplaced on tlio calendar. In tlio house only

lurk famll)- " ritor, mot ' , . . ,tughter—of Gluninooro, N. J . ,ibbod hoiisoa ID western Now Jersey,lire dlscovorod in their lulr and foil ah tvo battles with oonstabU-g. The men 00-ipod, Lut tho wonion nnd a large quni

(y of booty woro onpturod CI1I110111 a boots and wurelilpa are guarding tli

Doitt of China to prevent the landing ofso truopx. A battle Is Iniminoi '

in'Koron. Tho Jn pan ORO war loan hi

iK-oii fully Buliscrlbud Tho Irish NiJonailfits In thohoufioof commons pbj 00 tc

strunuoualy to tho guvorninont's a t t i tudetoward quostlons alfootlng Irish intorostH

Uao mau wns »'.iot when ColonelUroeklnrldKo spoke nt Qoorgotomi, Ky.

Euston takes tlie plaoe of A HUD townIn tho Pennsylvania Stnto leagueFive liundrud door wero killed during t h sDnC five days of tho Adirondack MQBOII

Farmers In Stetibon county, N. Y,,iro Buffering from a plague of grflssliop-

pars ami droimht "Tho mayor ot SiouxCity, In-, anys bo will not permit thoJackson-Corbott fight lo occur in that cityas arranged Tlio Sacngorfost, In con-

itlon with tho Con tieotlout gaengor-nd, was boKun a t New Haven Hon.liah (Juincy roalgnod tho ohalnnanshlptho Massachusetts a tote Democratic^nmittoe Thruo children woru killed

iy lightning at Clnyljpn, Ma Tho Newrereoy labor oongross ossemblod a tKl iza-foth, N. J FtQeldoot Ctevcland'B

health continues to Improvo——Tho Ufasaving stations wero ordered opened Im-niodlntely Thomas Stock: comml tudenloldoAt Stamford, Conn,, by throwingllmsolf uader the wheels of »n express•nfn.

Dur ingn rcsatta olTSt JohiiH. N . B., tbe•noht Pr im rose was sent to tha bottom byb BUddoti 8 Bobart KHl«ra.*DoTar H. I.

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