THE EVENING NEWS.Tel. 1. No. I8O. PLAINFIEL.D, N. J.. THURSDAT, OCTOBER 8O, 1884. Priee Two Cen».

CITY MILLS,Somerset Street

]«»r Front, Plainfield, H.J.

FRENOTBROSMerchant Millers,

•SFELOURgVER-RBADY PREPARED

flour and Indian Meal,

Hominy, Oat-meal,

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

Cattle and Poultry.

JALED HAY AND STRAW.t0m, Oatt, Wheat, Buckwheat, Barfcr. Wheat and Rye Braa, C o n

Meal, Screenings, CrackedCom. Bone Meal. Oil

Cake Meal, GroundOyster Shells, -

CrackedBone,

400DS E m DELIVERED.

H.S.BARNES,<f mi 19 Front Street last,

Plainfield, N. J.

WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW GLASS,

WALL PAPER,

Mfflg> PAINTS,

-VARJO8HES;

FURNITUBI; POLISH.

•be, « N < » York price.and »!to gtTcs a rebate

of j per oerit for

CALL AND SEE HIM.

CARNEY BROS.Bo. I I Samer

TINNERS,

Sanitary Plumbing.

•Wireum. oor work In TUinfcM.

E. C MULFORD*ea/ Estate Broke/

andFire Insurance.

•EM 35 and 37, Opp. R. "fi. Station.Plainfleld, N. J.

OHortHmt1ciHaruaCo.iirP.llL,Pt«lilsnnM(!i.,«tlMlaL

E. ft. n EISl FIFTH 8T*£ET.Office Hours, 7 s. m. to 6:30 p. m.

I 600D STOCK IF I1LL PiFElSVox tk» T%U f w l l

•OLD, FLATS, BLANKS, Ac«• „„. « . . . • t

BORDERS and . FRINGKS.

I last, Bruth tt, etc.

ilbnrtns'Sialm's,Mo. 6 North Avenu*,

at BLflLwi Marie HtOL-Ttie Dgtsoentowj " m w mind **» will

parade after electieo, when our M D gee*"i-j-.-

—Tlw Fair for tba banaflt of St. Jo-ph1 .church ooauoMMMd In VaoDeT«itw'« Hall

—FlainlWd Enj-ine Co., No. 2, will c

—Mr. E, a TiUwort h of thi* c ity baagrape Tin- which na* bkaaomed And borneii.w fruit aii time* the preceut i t !

- U p to i.oon to-day fear* were flf iyfl»euaee ivgirt-nd at Lain*'- Ball. maUiag au l to that tin-, of 686 rat* for (be Powtfa

Wafd.—At Dental1* billard parlor I*»t evening,

a bftudaom* sold nwdal wa* •wardedWilliam Htk i lM, M Uw «iniMC ol t Mof game* la m handicap pool tooraWMnt.

[be banks mutt remember that To«*J •)" a,'gtacum day) I* a Holiday in tuia SiaU. A

ClU 4 Ttad tt B*T«> to be mat

ly •ndeaToriaa; to kaira w

J or nullification o( I t m p iraaiat-ip what la Mnud ,

Committee, to watch the bilk n.trodawd atTrenton and combat any bin likely to evenremote,y affect tbe fund unfaToraLiy.

Tbia OJmiuUtat, at the last anaval i fia j.of toe New Jen*/ Fireman1* Reli-atlou.made a rtrpun abowinft howthey ban watched for objectionable MBa.Thnreport wlU.be read with interest byFiremen and their friend* •••rywaara,and particularly by firemen iu thfe vicinity.Wear*indebtad w Mr. W. H. Voorneea, tbeProtidant of the Firemen-. Belief Aatecia-tioii of thi* vicinity, for a copy of tb-re-

Tbe L-gMatiTB CumaatMf take plaaaariu rtiportiDK, that iba wiau at Uu laat Ooo-

nuoii, tkat active aud n-tnpt flrnuaaoldl«S iTanliwa-JDe»jT^,««ei i; ™-

•paot to tazaa ao-i jury Jotj a* b fuw National li uard, baa b-e»

d f a t t a U i r t b S lTue eftVct of ihu i* to crra each ami n aod

mpL flremaa •^•anptiim from Wnrtitw on

-ha^aiy^wStf^'hanrfiWad by taataatar* i hot* who rwei T* more tfcau OM kna-lr«l and fitcy doOaJra a year aaJary; and tali

-Tne late*t charge of corruption again**Blaio- ia that he baa brfbad "Old Prob.," aothat iw wdl Marra ail hi. foul w-athar

uwe, Rim. Sylmutr Bobbin, of Branch-borg, apeaka ID tb* otd aoaibl eeua*, our.Rao* aaHlHariBOBy atrMt, North FUinfl.ld,

•Teuiug. All are lnvitad B> atteud.

& prodaaMttMi reeeatly kMoad by 8bar-iff HcHurtry, of SonMnat comnty, mtioald baread carafu.ly by all who aawjiiani bny-iagaradllac n*aa. A aimilar f i W l i Mtion baa beea iamed by SbartB* F^i^ytli of

be unaatiafaciory to a ma>jnly of the fira-nwt, of tha SWW*,drf.a*«d • £ - / b e t t e r noawa-pa-aediuiupfcrnoa.

Tb» aaaaa laaaiaiini ritlnfc « tkaa «z-rtad in favor of U ^ objaottooaba. bill, i u ,lorinc laat winter, directed acaiuat tbi

paper* aad bava aot yet takau them oWreminded to beat tba Cl-rk". Office on SaUir-day of thia waek (Ifor. I) aod on Monday oftwit week, which will be tb- le*t opportOQltybefore tbe aleotioo.

—If a traTaliog faotleman aaaJ yon to•!fn a patltloa, aakins tor a r-dortioo in

-hi. dode» ia BOW b

—fWwBald Basil

for tbe bora* aad narniai for tbair koaa cart,•o that patron*, not ooly Mcore as Oftnni tf for UrptdaboMan enjoy ownt. bat ale*

dren dentate, aba floail? dying of a brokeoheart, and that be *«wn roftwed tb pay tb*

who bad neafTad injorlea by a fall from abar**, from which the » n finally died.Belta aud B*o are tbe only couple whoea

A« on •eoaawt of taw mat Bar tb* Daaao-paradB ia inaVAnttlT |.catn,aaH,

needy, irrfeproWre of tbelr politic*, arelaliy faiTltad to come to tba room* OT.r•* dry KOod.«ore, Friday nMraloB. and

nalooma to all they may daatra.

J. W. Burger, tba Prohibitiookt ouwll-date for Aastmbly, b a w-U-known reaidwtof Plaiii&'M and a N*w York m..chant

J. F. Plarnmer of Neil

of Ho- York city, a>.>d declined it.

Mr-. Oraoe L, Stwrraa, nieoe of C •!. JoanDietrich of Arlington anurrna, atarta ant

011 tbe atMuna*ip "Wertenaand," forAntwerp, Belcinni, to ratnaio a year aad ahalf, to penoiittlly aupanrta* bar cbildrw.1.education at oue uf the -cfao. J* o* that ptac*.

Americu OHUBI at RotUrdam, an oilad W tba CamOy, fc to atnt bar a«d bar

children at Antwerp, H n H t t n M hM tboat of Mead* la tbla <*tj, who win mat

Fadaration afTradMaad Lttbor Uaioaa la

l «T If aw Jareey bar* • Fire,

la*Wa enaolcne.u by a tax oa>dooa by fora%n IWiaamrMa*.,

•te paid b , tba i)alf of two par Mat.The lawB wirtalnlwa; tUa lax are vary a

•rich* r*eok from MBCB a law, and that It

n tbe bauda o [ trvale*. arlacMrd b? la* On-

l i W I * . . were |i 1" * and a n now k n ;IT-aTwbJab weradraflad by yoar Com-

etoeed, ye«r Cocumltteetba artab that the word

hd TtA* theera •naalmoot 10 tba artab that the word

•fire" roifiit IK* IM heard at Tranton, nextwinter; Sat In thia wa «ere . litUa i « ! i « d

8awb a reaolt it llttl* to be expected and

nrian woaJd It be * liitftn tor ournre.o.i.toaitailU.andUuaktkatteeuiatioo,ay mm than Ira, will do no bans If letTbere to aud will be WUatk» Beaded by

tfca aViaain; «aka can (Eat what you aakb i i i l

tauire <ra* coaTanad Taaaday.u d adjoarned April 18i*, IBM,

. period ot&tt~m weaaa; aooM tbe B J - 1

hat it wa* Mooes* prkdwt to call the

M W I too WTH affMMas UMid. »m. ooly orwiucb M I wi-i.

r»r. * . w. ANDERsoa,

W ANTED—A ctMchm.a u d nrdncr. Mae ba caiefnl driver and ihorsiviiir uodmimnil th

care of b a m . Goal reference* rtnirM ApplM |Jie w i a t a c erf CaM.

JOV WANTED-At lac ETUIIHG KIWI otKce.

WA.MKD-An ov.l froat thow <uc about i nf«I km?. Apply toJ.A. h u m . JJ W«t

FIFTEEN CERT

Package Express.

«ui to ab-jut ibre* boudred dullara ar fur eacn fire department, gl*iu( an•1 amoini ti. *acn dsparuueol. and

from to* iixurance

of Sret ekatinc I I I P M . Kunbara ia a_._ umt«—aapiriteddr. more attra-ti™tban in tb* m •d**t ba» faarlaaa 6Vtermina-tion with which ah* arlanawa beraelf tobetter tba laafcraaUan of bar aaare rebuat

.ion. Tonne "T- will b(bt ap atoompe.uk™. Young -yea will UgBttba Kaanoa of other ajea, we Voo* ;

tb* aanual re-

•"me lam iwwail

tba bill, aada>-

~Th*ja> to bM Uxdly•nablMto.Mk.Mttb*

I, bat none of

M> act warn b* ivrlrwl by r

baalthy, aaaaral. and nearty ralatiana than. JtowbJT* c*n amanlr yoMSaay It irlaboma ahadow of ailly

" fainwetf f theregard nf a frank, kindly girl a* by hi*

cirt-K of kindred aod (rianda, uader tb* SueInapiration *f noba* aiercia*, tba» la the

t nicbt a aan of Mr. Cbae. Oeiaa, pro-prlotcr of the rialUltir Ha • Bomni l•Met, feanas that tba hunp in tbe traoa-parootaipiontopof tbebuildin, aoight baztlnff^abed by the wind went ap on tbe roe*

to extaasaiaa it. H. diecoTer*! it Mt b* 00flra, picked it ap and tbnw it

The °fflci*Ji erf ta* Caiadau jail b a « d »UTred Mag * bar of o«or*jb . - * - *

! • • * < en la* part of p>la aaj» to «•

D*-T-'aai. it»iPa.tHilpa,

A. DUNHAM.

I Attmcy ai Law oad Solieiinr i

OPENING!Casino

ROLLERins Rink

K. W. HEDGES.

Will kx vpceed 10 ihr pttMic

SATURDAY EVENING HOT. i

loguir. at A- H Jataeoa.

Stillman Music Hall,PLAINFIELD, M. J.

Wov. 13—Helen. Potter.

Holt w.'lh^J^c" "*

Jfoo. £7—Concert.

FIFTEEN CENTSmafc. Orf.™ »«r b. Uft « v,r-

FRANK W. JONES,

Borden'i Condensed Milt,

f/. Joseph'8 Fair,

i t YanDeYentcr Hall,

Oct. 29, 30,31, and Nov. I.

Admission, 1O Cents.

RALLY,

HON. SYLVESTER ROBBINS,

" ^ U n i l ' i .

Citizens of North Plainfield

nui!NT mv., OCT. JO,

STILLMAN MUSIC HALL.

EXTRA !THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 30,

The First Star in Plainfield,

Mme.

LEOfiORE.JANISH as LOHLE.

Morton W. Noble,

S. T. Taylor'sSystemof Dress Cottin,

Fmt St., ud cutnl In.

*Y M. C. A.18 Annul

Course of Entertainm'ts

DUDLEY BUCK

MAUE QUARTET./•r»/. / . »-. Obmiill. Srtiutt.

Lttture—ittiert J. Burdtttt.

GRAND BALLPLAINFIELD

Engine Co., No. 2,CASINO RINK,

THURSDAY, ROT. 13th, 1884.« ••> perfaae ef Mcariac k m , Ik

Tickets, One Dollar,

A FAIRSt. Mary's Church,

S. T. Taylor’s Syetem-of Dress Cutting

T. • DATIS.

ROLLER

Skating Rink

SATURDAY EYENDifi MOT. i

ud 19 Front Street list, Plainfield, N. j.

WINDOW SHADES. WAMTIfe-Al th* Kr m wbe cam lead m mmiwmam , « b+M* h. •‘dock Course of Entertainm'ti

S*«o» 1884-85,

Stillman Music Hall, PLAINFIELD, N. J. Jfov. IS—Helen Potter.

M\*U> At TURING

WINDOW GLASS, WALL PAPER, MIXED PAINTS, FIFTEEN CENT

FURNITURE POLISH. Sed. m «h.rt, mraktet is Wa Hk, at New York pricm ud alao giraa a rebate 0(5 per cam (or CALL AND SEE HIM.

MALE OUARTLT.

CARNEY BROS.

St. Joseph’s Fair,

At YuDeienter Hall,

GRAND BALL Admission,

RALLY. HON. SYLVESTER ROBBINS, Sanitary Plumbing.

E. C MULFORD Seal Estate Broker

Citizens of North Plainfield HUKMI RYE’S., OCT. SI, Aieuhl .'drk to *» «M ktol Km. Cm. •< IUm HsrMy sMMs. AlmtoM

CASINO RINK,

Fire Insurance. «toa 86 u>d 87, Opp. B.-& Sutton

Plainfield, N. J. Tickets, One Dollar,

THURSDAY EVKNDIfi, OCT. 80, Tht Fin* Star m Plainfi.lt/.

Mme. J AMISH

LEOHORE.

Morton W. Noble,

Mo. O North Avenue,

MKW JERSEY CKNTK4X DIVISION.Station is New Vork, foot a

Ubcri, smtt.jmClAL TIME-TABLE Of JUNE«d. i«8*<JAV> T ARRIVE " "LEAVE AJUCIYE

HaiafMdHtm Urk\\Htw fork «a»«Wtf

]S> '• ', S{so || ! | ) !» ^ J j j

All mint from PUinfield csnaeet f« ]^*"«k

"'PLAINHEIP AND PHILADELPHIA.L e m Pluinfield i » , ; la, C oB*,i3 . , , it 59»- • - .

• * , jo*'. 6o3*,7 4; p. m. Smdari 9 » , - -'"

1>Ii™ Philadelphia, «lh ind CrHn St'i. S Jt*.

T i m auuked (•tAmaipt can «i Boand Brook.J, E. WOOTTEW.

THUKSt>AT. OCTOBBR 30. 188*.

r "Specter B a r a vtHew Tort World. 1

• TV lumber-laden »cno«W, Maggie M.jjHv*T~, which was eijabdotnnl waterlogged,near cape Hatters*, un kut January, stilloutiln.t thtmging Atlantic gal*. A veemimjriviN^ nt Halifax la>t week reported padH-"astM.'f-nfli.-! <MI the 11th ind. in latitude

,Sf i^jpif-. ',"> iiiinutflb, north, lonnitwie Mdet-ruo.r. iiiiuutm, west, dtamoited end o v -areVwitl. larnacW. After th« .-raw left her•he drifted »M) nn>* in an eaKU-rly direction^rUlit i , t . « the Uulf stream current, then

tlmn tor forty *ay« moved to theID May she was headlug for the

aat: in June she turned towardsiL. nid niiHw then -he has been twioaUnHuig to t!ic tiiutiHttirt>ard in *he

8ba n IM.W probably about Ski mile, sooth"b

fapart.nl

8b

gt»r«tt*na'..Ui M which may fortan uull^ p JW r Of toe

•wjBvai urns. mapjmB blows her to pieces.The government wiauld do a good service to

>r elw .to iTing lut • port tliia•of the deep

. ,^A KJaa in P r m lurciu w a .•Boston (ilube.]

T A youiic IM ton etiitloBHUi rwseiiWy PMMd>WwMle of .lays in the M»-i«nt town at tt>«

>nd of tbp cape. It cbanced that 00 the flnt•reolBc Iw met a certain ruong lady, whom.M «t«rte.l I101D.', an.l nt toe door it w»s hisl t imprai nyon her lips the tndi.i-

( f i d - l . i p . On tb» n u t

iMS -and ag*b>. <«<l i

you toiiisbt:1 Si Mty that I do." rFifdBded Charlie,liy do >-ou »*krBtcaiua." was the innocent

f h t l l l t iocent raapansa, ''t iiight; I • • « • '

i lEict

afford wurityironi'imra-ithnii, for tberaoxtovnnton porasiia \a Kngland ti almost en-

linly ncurixlied by vi-gct»lilw. and it is by"fcMniif 1 nil lit I Hint --itilni-ura - n*- n are

d iui.> 1 he human body.

l F ^ t k » d a y * » f » - JIt wuuM be -alnUry « «pw--tol emphadm

™ sir.* to the injunci^. tbat rlsbt Uringka A* imw K UM Ri-eat naad of »*»•€•>. and

- flw bwt •j.ftumnro of nn-ortty and Mlcitoui

A fund hii. ben raise] n g- M;-<laatt!irt»funiliM that have beM

t Very f aw

wctnt«t .oUWty at Delmooieo'*. The bomCor the dinar w u T tfekuk. At that

ions lint, of carriage* t»d left M rW M tM d tw Wdnrf

I w O n m •rara anccwl In haodrtand prn-ring r<* thu banqo't. It watfeioefc wbeo Mr. BUln. reaek*d th- r

the ha-jd-clapplng of the_ jipaay who. had preceded

him. and stood nt their nspeptiv* place, atthe table. Mr. Blaine w M oaoorted to toepoat of honor by Mr. Witliant ht Svartaand Mr. Cyras W. Field and as be took klseeat the room resounded with "three cbecnfor Jnmi G. Blaine," propoaed by Hr. AR. Whitney. Tbe" room wae elaboratelydecorated. The tables ware laden widi rarepUnta, intermingled with delicatetfalte examples of the 00W " ~The baudaome chandeliers _.with sinsllsx, and tbeair wan laden with the

_ .mis "1. A B." iuartiitic lloml lettering restal on the tableat which iir. Blsiue was anited. A hso.1-

r, bearing the national «bleldMlatku of the American eaglerapiv

g in Ifrom tne wall behind tbe presid-

ing'officer. Mr. WilUam-M- Brart*Mr. Btalne ait itmuwllaleJy ou the right of

the president. Mr. L«vi I'" Morton, United~ " a miniater to France, sat on Ibe i u a t -

left of .Mr. EtuW. The other gueatuat the pruicl|ial table and in the order ofsitting were: Ou tbe right Judf* Noah Da-. n. ivii« u t next to Mr. Blame; ex-Guv. A.i. forntfji, e«.Gor. Hoyt, Cyrus W. Field>nd Charts K. Coon on the left; Kev. HenryIL Fluid, D. D-, ex-Senator Thomas C.Plntt, ex-Juuge John V. DUlon, Wm. Dowdand Addiium Brown.

The various tank* war* supplied withlinty deetgns, intended to illustrate the

country,

veeoggad . One table at deratedulptiirw, one to arts, latter* aud acleno*,ui one to the iron interests. The only

gUMtte preovut frooi outnidn New York oityand Brooklyn, were D. O. Bradley, of Tarry-town, N. T. 1 Get,. H. Scriboer, of Tonken,>". Y.; Vrederiok A. 1'oit*. of K«w Jeney,CalTin Welb, of PiUabnrg; Cnariea EmorySmith, of Philadelphia; a. F. Hobart, of**— Jeney; 8ir Richard Temple, at Bng-

; A. K. Mi-rritt, coDaol general, U udon, England; Joeeph B. Cair, of Troy, S.Y.; John Roach, .t Cheatar. Fa.; Samuelrtoanden, of Stamford, CL; B. F. Joneft,f Pfttsburg; J. B. Manky. of AugiMto;

Cbarles E. Coon, of Waibington; EJIIUKJMblaine, ot Chicago; Walker B.sine, of Ao-S«sta, Mr., mal +rtm A. Bleidcr, of Albany.The only noticeable abaantee waa SenatorEugene Hal«, whoas ancageiDenta qt thacampaign <letained him. HH plaoe m oc-capied by M.t, Coon, Asoiftant secretary of

a was « a l by the ftar. Dr. Hoary M.1 <ud.After ttte elaborate bannMt hod bean

enjoy, d and coffes aad cigars we»t broDgl)t,l u . Chairn.au. Mr. Kvart-i eatlrd the M t n -blage to onirr. Be aaid: - I t i-, with an-usn.il satisfaction that I s t w t you here to-

ht a* au aneiubied compniiy of rs-watBtlTe men who are faithful in tolatest, and in favor of maintaining the

j e n i n w a t of the Doited Slate* for fouryuan kioger in the posuM-lou of the Re-pabliFan \*ny. (Applaiue.) 1V« haveUaard that the gentleman on my right—Hr.Blaine, is of the opinion that Hie safety oftho country will iwt be endaugared by theKi-ftiWicMi party Uiug (onr yean longerin nower. Thena Opiniona Be ban boldlyvoiced through Hi" land, and a> n learned[tint he *••• pawlti(r ibrwngh New York onhu war to Ma home, that he was (toppingat a tavern, baring no bom* here (laugher),wu invited him to dine with IU ocowionallyaa dtlzsin, aa Republicans and aa men whodo uot faiwir behind him, for we know that

lu- «Hln.i: (alter. (Apptanie.1"Wf huvr 110 <«caiion to learn hi* spirit,

hb c-mrage, hi, enduran™. For tweit?yuan we have known what U.u been in-flicted U)«n tita boat* of oar notagonuWs B lhhl*™.- UpplauM.)

Mr. Evarta proceeded to ridicule thenotioni advanced in tne campaign Mat menwiuld cbaos» tbaii vote* without changingthatr principlns and could be iu love witbom party and In oppoaiUon to uoothar, and•bow their lore of the one by tin, over-tfart>»b)g It and tbtlr hatr»1 of the othtrby eievating it.

M E r t i than propoMd Hr. BUIne-*

When th- toast had beeu drank, the ap-piansB wa#/ renewed, to be vnacrajden byconcerted cries ot "Blame-, BUina, Jama*U. Blaine: Q! OI Ohio," ate. When ouielWM restored, Mr. filslua, addreaeiBg Mr.Bvarts, Mid- »U ts a ( r u i reveres! ofpositions. Mr. President, that causes ma tobear you ascribe leadership to ma. fc'or ithas been vaj duty and my pleasure. In theselong years, to follow you (applause); tolearn from your wisdom In public affairsand to join with my countrymen in ascrib-ing to you the great merit of leadership intlie noblest of professions, and our admira-tion tor ttai singular .access which hasgiven to you tliit uppirtnnity, In tks threemost important caaea ever pleaded by amember o( tbe American, bar to take tbelead. (Cries of '%ood."l

It fa a very ceonnon thought that a cfaanKfof government means but. little; that weconn- together with our Votes ou a gday, and wa count them in the evening,oae party goes out and tba other partycom-- in. l-ut. gentlemen. It ii wortli whileto remember that tha United Slates 1* pro-ceeding to-day upon a given butt of publicpolicy—I might say upon a given series ofpublic poliCMM. W« i,are a grvat financialsystem; we have a great currency system;we "have aa important national credit;we have a levying of dutlea, as he.bean so wrU described 'distinguished president of th. e*Ijusted that the industry of the country •f.-tereda^^coaragadih-reby. We harethree important MITTTITTII ••a.itmnahjthat grew out of the war whfen at ttu. pteoeand In th. hoars aad Che daya aad oV waeki

-#ad tbe yean B. follow great teeaathaagiithis coantry. Are we, if we should b . in-vtted to step down and oat and our oppo-

' up aad in, are w. to aad«rBvoUdm am t o o . ravened Itoandanta-jd that they ar.

vtte o p d o n•«<• to atep wpriud that tbeaeT h l f

tk«r aball be artUwl mpcm th, peaearal modCbrfaWar, baa*. « a. MM e l . » i r - * "»-»ar-

torepeat in tkk (raa* aand power, that in caytional .peoucle, BO eo

than that the

th nor thaToCBoath Ajpersaa ahntt be— jatter ikshilil by brotheiV blood.1"

' Nr°Blain* dasmnrj eaytog tbat the Be-party wunM on trial. -

Haw HATBT, Oct. Ml—Telegrams re-ceived by lfa« chairman of tha Republicanstate comnuttea say that Mr. Blaj» willleave New York Saturday morning at to'clock, making a through run to Uartf ord,arriving then at IS o'deck. At that pamlhe will bs joined by a large party of p-omi-•ant BeaabboBDS, aad wUI leava on a apeetaltrain retaraiNg at U : « r. *. The trail

r. Elaine • ill remain in Hewoae hoar. Tht* change in the pro-

BOHTTOW, Oct. SO.—Tha great DenotratMparade of Ue campaignning. The line .tarted I

ch.ir.d. Tbe Belva Lock wood club, of theThirteenth ward. In Mother Hubbarde andthe Harvard Cleveland battalion a. matt to•tfract the moat attenUon. Bata felln!£gh tly duri QK t be as t in parade.

O M ,man1.

Oat ML—the merchants aadinhouorof thalUpub-

Itw

aaHoo* that took part mthe ProdHce, Marltiroa,t l d S t k

Cotton, CoeTee, Pe-h

Tbe line ot mareh wae up Broad waMadison square, wher* the proeea.k».'wasrevtswed from the grand Mnnd by- Mr.

iKUf, IlL, Oct.!». —The Hendrfek*

people lu town. The business portion of tilecity • was profusely decorated. Gov. Ben-drioks spoka ia the afternoon from theLoisn.l intoL He said tbat tbe Republicanparty had been in power long enough, andshould be ousted. He dwelt upon tbe tariff,especially arguing in favor of a reductionof inxes. He charged too Republican partywith squandering moiMT appropriated tobuild up a navy.

Nl review tbe rtala parade tn tbta dly tbiac-t cning. He U n a Albany in tbe awrningfor i'ituneld. H a a , and will take tbaHou*atonic road to Bridgeport via KawYork, Sew Haven and HariCord railroad ta

by Mr.of tbe

KBW Vom, Oct, 10.—ItVaaden Toorn. the genarai agentN e t o a a Navigattothat tlwre

Bander tuppo a aaedbound TCUWU." The -~-TIH— bad 00 board150 paawngen and SO of a «r»w, with • gen.era! cargo. A* the dWuUr had oocurredwheti one-kUrd 01 the TOfag* had beM

pasaMgen is expected to be her. by &dav, aad wilj be published with as L , Hdelay as possible. Tha vessel baloagad totbe Royal Uati llae to the Retharlanda. Shewas built In ltTS. at Rtorrew. ScoUan

**\<!L*°- !'. i.14 tooL Mr. Morrhv to wht- av> «a ciwwsgaaJ. wa* fouad u

«!.. - Sroadwar, but had oothlagId! .imve. At preeeat all tsir. •* beUered all hand.

UA, Oct. SO. —An inquest heldon tbe body of Mrs. Jobana* McConl da-Teloped • case of peculiarwoman having absolutely dtpoiar. and starvation. Mrs.tha widow of George; W. MeOcducud a h.t e«Ubl»hme»t In

quite rich. Through_J real L_and died.

rich. Through tpeowkuiouiMcCord loet hi* money

leaving hb wite pan-- , _ , • . . . - _ . . *

leaving hb wra. MeUotd ma

f hto a condition of want when aba wasdiscovered by an old friend, Mm . "

death, aad all their combined worldlyaaaacaa, a m thetr aeaat oktheag. ha?(C__its way to the pawnshop Last Monday theymet Charles Hamm, a grocer, who gavethem a room over Us plaea. Mrs. McCordhad already suffered so severely from wantthat the died tbe nax t day. The dead aw

d t o h a v . three •

r*jhi»rid Bejrha.

tax law, has created a profound •

CmoMO,Oee. M - T h e l a r r

Zo?5ZwZ$l -wSTi.0ef whseh ware .scaajlid fcy ha-fh. upper p e r t t ^ h r F W ^ r t r i ^ bo. fac-tsry, (M|M wn «• ahout aoaa sad • OOSB-

Juaspiag troai a -^ndo-*"aad**tw0 othawar. enr.rtsnil ON the stairs. The facto.gbHa on the upper soon escaped wtth Hgreateet difficulty. It «, brilared that ailtbem are aafe, Tha loss wUI naeh «00 ,«

»onn ironm.C U U M , Oct. 30. - A t «little before n «

n a»y Out, aa a wbo:a, tae dacbion,at thai time, wUI hare bat little effect

h koUon next week; that wbil* themay gaU » few rotaa from tkar^ the gala will H i Itt h t L~l> tH B

the decision wtU give Bt John *),000votes. It Is urged that the Democrat, will

~ from the decMon for the folio wing

wiped out, aod there to now no law that canbe enforced restricting tbe sale of liquor onSunday. Ohio to-day ha* free whtokey at

and written by Ugh legal a

«£?•" • 'be pHncipai ofunconstitutional I

Not whether the lien feature i* or i*. notthat ait says that

• a feature c

carton does not kill the sbut indicate* that II. col-made safe l a i certain in •han by a lien- 00 the property.

_,__n. Teatwprivate bncinaadiaheart«H>a. l

d l

ACTIVE QEN. BUTLER.

Ha sara II* ta RM Dlahcartsned nod1 ta Vary • > • • * .

_.. Tomm. Oct. 90,—Tp a. reporter otTbe Uotaunerotal Advn-tuer Gen. & F.Butier said: "Do not suppose that I haveabandoned the canvass In this state. Tuea-day was too wet lor out-door work, but tbaday before 1 traveled MX) miles and madu

- To-day 1 purpose to beginlay I was ooenpied with my* I am neither tired nor

_ 1 fact tael In cental physicaland mental condition, aud am utors thanarttaOr.1 with the way i s which my pre-sentation of the principles of the 'People*'party' »*va been rxeived. But for theantranc* into the Democratie ourraai* th. free trade iwas. 1 wonld reosfre

MaiM. Workiogmen coaaeKitly 0RM and aay. 'I would voU for yon, Cbut this time we cant an\ ~CkrvaUndto have the Uast canttt aezt election aad we will be wtth

"By tbe way. .peaking of my peysfcalcondition, 1 w»h tbat yon would rontradlotaa absurd report that t have to be aeahted•p and down the platform and the like.Then Is no truth in it. 1 did have an aaklabroken by tha kick of a horse during thewar. aad it i. nut so strong an iu "allow,but I a n perfectly aeto to —

KTIJLSD, X. . . Oct. XL—There hi troubleIn the Methodist cfauroh at Terry Village,Caps EilHhtth, o W the politic of tbVpi*tor. Rev. John Collina, alwaji heretoforea Rsaabliean. lor thirty yean aa iaf oantia!aiaa hi Me Mats, «ad for twenty-a ttM yarn

night be wall for bin 10 •

. then- npport to thaCll th h

Jones, of-QorhaBB, who preached a powerfuln m p a r u n sermoa, the reaalt being tbat aooBStdarabW«»Mbir of RepuUlcans cameoat for Bt. John, and a St. John dab wai

Mr. CoUin*. who will etaod flrm. It i . prob-bb i a t UI I t h l ll

with the nciety. aanot be aaat to Cape

ilr tiiila.nllinaad that Mr. Cotttn* will

X H b h ir C t

h again.

lal'a Olaaa Call.IKnerFu, DeL, Oct. aU -Mr. A. J.

Oaaaatt, rioa araeidamt of tha Feuuyl vanlarailroad, aanwwly earanad tram hetorwhed tn a coUkaon. The train h« . ueoluaad wit h a hand car on the Delawarao d , and the engine Jumped tbe track and

fe into a ditch. ThTTngiW .a*nadwithout lajnry, but the treaian, WUliaaiM w t w n U T t a b V L Theamdidaot laare the track, aad iiaawqoeaily

i i.umlajr. 5«-. -I

located and part of the wail war* blown oat.• _ _ • , _ » ~ * _ , . . 1 rr*-— . •

* known at a fire atafrway">owa this tl

their skirt. _ _heir novtrtla Jas. M. Oarr, thethe cigar box factory In tha top

', gave tbe warning to his employes and, it is *aid, tha last to leave the floor.JoHewad Ms B H te> Ih* third floor. He

asked anxiously w betbar all wrre oa band.Feariul whether there might not ba some' t behind he turned back. The employes_ th. stairway groped (hah- way to the

groaod floor and eaeapsd. A few nunutealater be was seen at the BKh floor window.

t crept out upon the oornica. Tha• a . dens, and the Barnes were doe.

_ _ la tha alley *said an ezdlad witneeaof the terriblo"•« if toe brave fallow dung there ft**minutes. I had1 to torn my bead away ft

1 so awful. Men stood below with aiTM utrelched out which brave men

from the neighborhood held. At laet k*caught the ropes wtth hkt left band. H*l o m i i j bis bold .poo tbe silL Ba dropped.Be could not retain hie hold. He plungedthrough tbe canrasa, aad was nicked upbleeding with his Back broken." It Is re-porlad that several men are mining, but in"' coufoelou which pravaila nothing defl-

ean be learned. It is thought, however,

Vanity Fair el., _ _ n Whan the . . . . .

the sidewalk, Lord Marcus took tuaTkTMrprhM aad hit him a heavy blow upea ah.nose. Altar the first surpriw, Mr. tktwhaeeid, hie lerdsfalp received a terrible stoeaV

°Tbe 1 was caused bv tbein Vanity Fair of some severe aUkt—saupon- Lord Marcus Beresf ord-i conduct M

for Mra Trevalysn, the iijisietslCoL Trevelyan. who formarlj seat

. . a crack cavalry regiment MamTra veiyao M a relative of the Earl of sfesaeajlaod of scores of other members ef tae

* dity. but ato heianse >• 1 mmirlak. and CoL Tra* elyaa patHe did not Mk a dlvorea.

. _uc«ted a deed of trasteettUng upon her about 11,500 a jear. Mi

• xd Marca. Bereatord b -Trevslysn has abacs gem*worse, has been before thesd baa beea tn Jail and st a»>

MARRIED AT THIRTEEN.

B a r Vaiher'a Tbreai*.. . . ^ D t U B u , Oct. 9a —At Boon a

bright-lookin*; girl of 13 yean entered theoffice of toe Society to Protect Childrenfrom Cruelty and approaching th. desksaid to Secretary Crew: "I am only 18 years&U and my father waota me to marry anfan I don't liks." Mr. Craw looked up insarprtss. Th* child WM large for her age

1 decidedly pretty. Her featurea W Mtbe Italian oast She WJI cloealy inter-

rogated and told tha following remarkable

r name U Katie Ferraro, and I was 11old last August. I livt- with my

1, Jobn' Ferraro, in tbe ooort at Mo.741 South Seventh street. My laUier made~~ marry a man named Angeto Gilebnrto.

1 were married on Friday night uf lastweak by Mlgttbrate Collio*. but my fathersay. i a mart fas married over again by tbeprbM. 1 bava- aevar lived with Qdebsrtaaad never wilL I'U kill mywtf dm. Whenmy father Brst spoka to me about marry-ing tba man 1 laid that I never woulddo «x Ha thel

I didntI me. Of

me, and when the •

hoaae to marry us, 1 aaid • Yes.' MTand Gilebarto look m. to a store on

ad bought the goods for

. __ was to be finished la time forbe married in by the priest next Sun-

day. While I was bung measured I toldtbe dressmaker that I would never wear thedress, and tbe asked me why not. Then I toldher about tha man-lag-. The lady pitied uu-,and (aid that if 1 il.d not want to marry thiman tbat I should go to tba tocktj thaiproWcaj children from crjieity. She then

father ia 1tailor. He Ion Eigutu ttrvat, new Fitswater.

Hw- par«b. the added, were HoramCotbolfc*. and tbey wanted her to ba mar-ried by a print so as to make tba thing sure.Sb» U now in the custody of toe society.

T»e iDWIIIcMil ( a r c i x r OsM More.RoVThauRY, CL, Oct. 90.—Sunday morn-

tag Mr* Maria Hneb.t WM found at thefoot of bar. cellar steps dead, aad bruised,wltk a lamp hi e*W band, and th* lampchimney al ad.Lancn from the lamp.- Ho*aba CUM U m u a mystery, but tae coronetsaid it sns an accidental death. The rard.c-.b> qMtfotrtd by tha people who argue UM:

The people a»h° if she fell backward d e n

dnotshowwarksof .• Iall for ward, the back of bar haad

should ba particulary iDjurrd.

ing Mr. Thotaa. Gibaon Bowlee, editor sfVanity Fair, at the offlce of tbat ptbe Iflth hast., resultas

' for trial

Iceof tbat paper ea1 in m lordship bshaTha ivtiiiaei w S

carefully planned bia attaehBowlee, aad had waited ia af f V F f

creullyBowlee,front of

ted ia atearciaa. toofflce for tha edMaA

l t o

her pi (if nJ appsek*had b»n in vaat

t charges bava been pabhsbedtime ia Vanity Fair, but th. e

n. ting point was raachaa when that 1.ubiiahed an .nouymouj letter attai

•ever shown ia the editorial columns, aadthat then had been atieahsa Mra. Trantyea

" c t This w -lordship's 1

pon tbe editor.In court bb) coanael d>

MIrMiohad abatalned frem vOUfykag Karl Bpenofc.

(r. Parnell is greatly chagrined over theresult of thedlvblon. Ha probably never

[pected that the nouae would comoel the.ivenuiwnt to order the Ituntiry, but be did expect to get' votes oat of a total of 361

. . O c t . ift-The Daily News sa*sthat England Bad the United States a~Bjagottating with a view U> the lmproveea!

" tnsim the Bi-ituhTbe datiea ea

point, and it islaiiead t>y the American rapreenBtadrss

- raduetion of the duties would be ia-1 to the industrial daan. of the United

The L»n««n tleeta on n c f a l l .Lonnoa, Oct. 3a—The Dally Nawa sare

that Hack McCulJocfc'a appolDtmeut aa eao-ntury of tbe Amerioaa tnasury is a pur-Uralarly good oar. Yean ago McCulbx*nai a familiar figure on Lombard street esagent for Jay Cooka. AJthougb he - >*-pointed only (tx- the fag and «f «Jhe praaavl

oa. It la to ba baaed thai h*1 baeoaaltr aeaad mpon baa.

UVIOWTOW-N, Fa., Oct. SO.— The

mine disaster ware buried here, Tbe fun-erals were largely .revert and tha esrvice-

Impreatlvn. Tba company defrayed" d t a g .varyM-i

mm vrwiivi iwHiim i"nn m wa ywt BDwell defined aad accepted theory of tha «ploaion. At Coroner Baltm* invmUgmtiomit is hoped tbat fact, will ba brought to Ugh*

reached Port Arthur by boat tbat the rough*and whiaky seller, are still ia praDtlcal poa-ik» of MichipicoUa, on the north .bore MLake Superior. The rtfr-hmeat of! policeatnl from Toronto was too small to coprwith tbe deapsradoea. who keep up a reign- ' -rror over ib . wboU district

ber* Tb. boy. were playing with tbe powder. some one having aeserted that namewould not icnlta it.

A atwBMutUa tXfrr I s r t l r t .WiMiWKM, Oct. 30,—With regard to

tha ttsry that the Countess Pourtalea, thedaaghter of a rich Georgia man. hat beenput to death by tha bowMring la Japaa andthen Bung tnt«. tbe river, becaueeof iafldel

WBOM aha waa Hvfcaaj Biewtsry Uaaki, ol**-- T | s s i r i I 4 If I. I J II is tsapoawbletbat t)H uttomkl have been exacuttd in Japanr ir tin ! • •— •selgaeJ- ths> raneib 1 bv.1 nth ta oaly taUeted there for mmr-Ur, aad

ln«i of exaratlon, Thoro le no•Mi I T assjritU tn'TlrhfuJaaai 1M!>tb *ISB nui t j t - in .rtln-t caontrl

•a ot UM rMpha

> rapport ttru- Butler.Tred W. Duvarsoia, a piroker, of Detroit, ha* d iuppeaxed, aei

with him some MO.OOO. " -•Tha trial of Corwin aad Elrwi

tal Of tbe prUooan.The fwBortJtbat tha window gUes *>f

.jrie. in the PltUburg district woul-J aavprod work ou Jan. 1 le dwied. The boa.n d a - r.port«d to ba large, with arkw

(UmIi prm«| from witiid* S*w York rtty and Brooklyn «or* IX tt Uradlay. of Tarry- iow». K. Y.: Ox. H 8mboar, of Yoakare. B. Y.: rndmok A. Polkk of Row Jorety; Calvin Well., of Ptttatrarg; Owhr Emory Hoalth. of Philadelphia; C». F. Hobart, of Raw Jorary; Sir ftnuud Tempi.. a* E-c land; A. R. Merrill. ooaaul general, Loo Aon. England; Jompfc B. Carr, of Troy. 5. Y.l John Roach. .« Ckakr. Pa.; Samoa! Feaaadea. of Stamford, CX; B. F. Juoan. of Pm.burg; J. H. Manlar, of Auak; Chari- K. Coon, of Washington; Cmiwnm Blaine, of Chicago; Walkar B-alna. of A»

■rfir'NT.irDVRb'VA-.i^kW.v

J. *. WOOTTEN. General Huapr.

« marrlad on Friday night of last - MigWtrai. COMiaa. bat my fatiw. mart la nmrrlod war again by tfca I bar* oarer lived with Oiiebarto vr will 111 kiH myaatf flm. Whan

laxiacW After the

^

*fe CUr.mm TOM. om. K -Th« (<*•««* MM*

^ I M l l M t o l W p™. fa, DlairMAt-

lTiag ban brought fc, n« thategarti law W g «•!» by *

paraou to commit axiantiT* (rand*tM balla* box at Uto aporoackinc «1M-bj OUBM o( imfaMil t a w of re-i aad oohMiaata, I dMMaditta t» *r/

. a» public IIIBIIIII fit tba c.uaty. ta

M.ny

d i

a tboroach

» CM^WaXub n town r-ro»ad to h*

brf rf IWlJ, neiwion t .Wly r.giM*rto(—Mtan and cownan , and to ba gal l* o(Ufcr Tiolatioo. of th* alaction law* It ha*| Z , to my knowladga that butda erf m*» M be paid (or dWraadinc boo«t eUlxaaaTfaafr rights on alacttoo day by faJaalr

tiiiz them at Of poll*, and that *•-te ban .wa;haaiui from manyoccupant* of wbioh ban mad*i arty to tba (rand by ootwntiiia;

tt g l i 1 thi n r r cg /a(i bj falsaly ataUag that thoaa »rh»

> * * h _ l « ' • • • • • • H. • •

[ pltto k a n Information that oartai* t»-M W n of election a n prlry to tba frMdai d »r« Ei»ine tb«ir aid aiui aatiuauc* la« • lianwtiatioB of (Iran; and, (ur t Her, thatia*T t « " art-anpid to defraiul voter* onMijtf— day by substituting Ijallota lii fdaca•I them* offMwl hY Hit:TS

I t t i m j inteutim. tii it at niv iluty. to'i ~**** " I P " ° " r -'-•-»'— „/ tba

, this end I j j t ^ c t o nrfrfMt'l •* ["" •"'"' J ' " -•-- r p*r-aaja who n«y liam knowledge bl ioctij n a * apoa Uw baUut-bos (Mraunttad l.vaaf panonto send iiitorjnatloii i.i tta> fuella oat at tiii> offto* lor W^ im:rx tiMta apt-liaf tae grand jury ,>f the w c r •.-.

Th* parpatraUt.it <>( tarli n.<oi of fr««'l• a a b o n a r e faloniM paiii^ubla by n

> r t fa ttte tiata | i ium tor » t •paa}an*aariauual

*adln;flyay«ar*. »ad tt i. • ) • •al offMCe fur tttawMaaa of alectiou

aatl <*>rki to have ballot • ! • their pon.-».bataM the balloe b o m ; aad all pusoiM «MBtamplata « e . g m s in M r of than cn•att taks waniiiiB th . . If they par*Ut Uwav (ber moat aspect Uut tba pttwlllf-ate la* wiil ba visr z>4 upoa U u .

lUpafle* wiU Ui oana « ••tflitto U K f

A STRANGE STORY".

N. a , (Jotw«*kt ngo AlBsluiu Huribut. wbUelae about an old grudge entertained agaf rutfcajfimiri Treffy, exclaimed: "I wUl tU himar ha will OK ma." Nothia( . torthar <mAaoght a'xrfit it. Idat nijhl Trt-ftf t*ftlaffathar** bowatOTlaU bi> bBtrotiud. m

tas wood* Tue lamp bnraad I at* in thatattw'i boon that might, and tba faithfulfb*l retired f*ariag thai aa^rtfrar1! ttlf f Imaid atolen Iwr I v m . Bonda* aad Mondayaawid, and jonae Traffr did aot tar* up.& falter auppoaad I* m i i t bk t*dj'»

wbolo omintry•atfi connrtatton w u rsoalled, u d h o wanvtad. "Yott can charg. all j « . Uka,bat TOQ oaa't prore anything." aaid Abaa-: • , u j IN m rlgat The inatloe dw-A d him. a»d ba went bona. Aa

bd ihb d d(Aarcad him. a»d ba went bona. Aa•rwdMK approMbBd n.iEhbora dropped u— * «**«. W. l*Lk U( h-acquittal. Harlbotamaliy bane hla brow wttn pajtioo. lookada t l a a w i who bad beea tiOHlnt, and eaid:-ttm ara fooU, fooj; ail of you. 1 did killhfcB, aad 1 aid him where no one can findDial. B* ai tmdar th* water in Wfbon'*laka. They can't try a m u twice (or tbtI*BM thtnf, and now that they're clttand•»>, » donn't nak* any d U b t n « ~•da% I a n not ta« only OM to bfauoa."

Ji again -•ertodr, aad whil* U» ccwtablm dragKci— m* Ute, Ajmdi*di .rood arowid tae

.. waiting for tha tiral t;Uiapa» »( tba

O O N , Ooi. K.—Un. Ahbr a- ,M Vt. *a> held in t6,0M (or murder, byomngm dipper or naidta* watarat Mr>

u-r Mt-Ciuly, aged 45, uo the ao.b innt.bWi oauiod the Utter1! daatb. The deed• dour dunUR a quarrel orar tbalr re»aac-w ohildren. Si™. McCauly waa Kaldeda « the raw. feck, abouldan and aWo--». where tke water ran down fn a blla-riac ttream. ft-» »oa>ui lingered In freatfn nil Uirough last «aek. Erery aSort

, Oct. ».—Aearatarr McCul-•<* b eipectad to qualify to-day bat will

X n w r UfMi the dleetwrga at him duttos• d 4 n , u ha find, it

I V p M l d n t h u

•uawq*. Oct. W,—kra. <*r-r»fnniriw bag kaaa oaaiffjwd ia Oawriaa atraat Jail,

- - " - j ; • baarmf tor axtradltioa oa aaargvof Uroony o( d l ^ a w d i f « m Mia.i f i t a , «T Broadway. Naw Tor t Iwc baan

U U u u l t y at»t will I.- Uxpecte 1 by tbalaTal board of invu-<-Uu« aoU ..t t,>iin;* • fa«owlMS W n l , « . l a r .

SHERWIN'S23 West Front St.

SclNftl SbM Sizes 11 to 2 i t

Abo a Ton tha

Button Sboe Sizes If to 2

=$1.30=WeU-made Durable Goods

Aad will give entire satMaotfcm.

COMMON SENSE SHOEWe an Selling at

Pebble, Goat or Kid.

Try Them!Don't Shrug You Shoulders

INVESTIGATE!Pvtkt dcetriu lo iaveat ia caa M the akhaM

bo« tacimpr^ucii, pittwrinlunwtutcK mm

T cur,"

R. WALDRON.

Practical JGilder,Mo. 9 East Front Street.

l o t Nukaal l o t B ,ldin« "Inhlilrt H. |>

PICTURE AND PORTRAITFRAMES, WINDOW

CORNICES, ETC.

Gold Frames tor Paintings > Spwaltj.

FOR BARGAINS

SECOND-HAND

HOUSE FURNISHING

First Class Cabinet Work

J. S. Powlison,

FRANK DAY,

LIVERY "STABLESecond Street,,

(Kewe(CkrlM4) i tar lnHIJ , Ja. J

Ctrrl es to leet ill Trite.Family Riding a Specialty.

Triaaaaaa CM. . . . . fr-

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

At Reasonable Prices,

none BIS M» HPunnr.

HD CHOtFKMCH COHFECTIOHEM

ICE CREATSALOON,

/cff Crtam and Water Ice*.

French Strfcaior

Punch Glace.

A L M C * VarietT of

Mfrldiil lea Cnw isiUtions.

/ce Creamfor Eicarjjons, Festivals, Churches, Fain

etc.. at Reduced Prices.

24 North Ave., .Plainfield, H J.

>, No. 30. 6-HJ-II

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

No. 18 Somerset St.PLAIHFIBLD, N. J.

FINECARRIAGES,

ALL srri.ES.CHEAP FOR PROMPT GASH.

RING IN ALL ITS BKAKCHBS

AT SHORT NOTICE.

Second-Hand FnrnitnreAT ; HALF PRICE.

DON'T MISS THE BARGAINS

T.J. CAREY'SStand Hm.d «•«» FurmMmf S M *

AT LOW-PHICES.

C U B I t F0RI1T0RE EXPRESS,

A NEW PAVEMENT.

Diebold ntent Ira Stone,

. H. WARNER,

Headquarters for

V O E H L ' SBread, die, Pies, Pastry, etc

H*Ti>i buusht odi IB> '

15 West Front Street,

I E 1 EKUID BREiD 1 SPECIALTT.

VOIHL,1 Froat am

ELECTRIC!

Rk-r.uts or ALL frtitos or

F. E. KINSMAN,mi 1,' * r. m. KIMIMAK « Co.,

WIIUAM H: CLUM,Architect.

tt.

N. I.

OCT. 3O,

10 Days Only,

Will be

GIVEN AWAY»o every purchaser of one

Bottle of

BUTLER'SAromatic Tooth Wash,

A FINE ENGLISH

Tooth Brush.Price, 25c per Bottle

BUTLER'S

Drug Store,^Formerly Yoortees',

21 W. Front St.

Plainfield, N. J.

DR. S. E. HOWE'SArabian ionic Stood Purifier

LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.

Fof NERVOUS DEBILITV, LOST VITA

E.irr Boulc i. Wana iu M « S B I In Gold.Pr i« | . . « p« kottk.

DR. S. D. HOWE'S

Arabian Milk Cure,Tb* oalr WlMlliil at la« Said ia tkc World.

DR. S. D. HOWE'S

Arabian Ziver Pills

Or. • . S. HsmAKABtAM

CoUirhuid A*4hauCnrc

lotel

One of the motHealthful, Comfortableand Accessible InlandSummer Resorts in TH^Country.

X't ltfoodrnff, proprietor.

PARK HOUSE.ruk l i u u Cnw of Et«ktl Stmt,

Plainfield, N. J.

A Favorite Summer Resort.

DAIT'S.

CITY HOTELMow Put innn ud Swoid Stint,

Plainfield, N. J.

DIXON'S.CHARLOTTES

25c. per \-i doz. delivered.

for OYSTERS

LAINGS HOTEL,Joseph -B. Miller, Prop,

Prowl St., Opposite Madison A « . ,

N. ).

A First-Class Famiij Resort

Beantti-t Tmktn mt * H » H -

FARMER'S HOTEL,

JACOB Br.TMM, PSOPEIETOE.

SOMERSET HOUSE,Cor. Somerset anil Emily Sts.,

John w. Hujlics, Prop.

« m it. The «al CDB« dawn w)un igaiiui tac•cnu,HtBkllhcairtS<»itni«lu iJmHish. I to-ni l ikrpgbl lcuanudiR it work. I hate ihc

WOOD

12 Large Barrels,tar TITO ffrTT*"

I f W /or 6yr«n Grates a Specialty

* • We>t Front M.

Charlotte Be

LARGE HOME MADE BREAD,

Compton's French fee Cream,

Compton's Candy

At Compton's CoDfectionery,naw OH Oaani Baaat.

E CHOICEST BRAND

CHOPS AND STEAKSH I EDIBLES GMOSRALLY

Go to DIXON'S,35 West Front Street

FAMILY OBDEBS EEII7EIUSD.

Dixon's Ice Cream.IXO-VS ICE CRIAM ta w l * fn • laa faaaaliiy of O w p Ctm*lj /UHJ Dfln-ur Oaalr

FREKCffS CLOTHING STORE.

NEW GOODSJUST RECEIVED

Merchant Tailoring DepartmentT7 Grada of FoceiaTi * a a A

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES

LAmfSTYLESGARMENTS GUARANTEED.

Men's, fQuths' and Boy a'

sijrfsLOWEST POPULAR PRICKS,

JOHN H. FRENCH,

Jones & Co..

ToOtuOHYulU, Ctoi»li,«t,

Joseph A. Patterson,notnincn. nutneu.». j .

a, Has at SmUrf utuam TB« iTATE.

Th Tn*j SnaW^ii mat turn.Me Agcot tor the Ceiebfaterf

"BLACK PBItrCB? '*hr • * West Mia Se^.

23 Vast Front St ICE CREAM SALOON.

(leteWood jleigljt?

M- Woodruff, proprietor. Ice Cream

Compton’s Candy 24 North Ave„ Plainfield. M J.

T-n*—. y>. PARK HOUSE. rut lien* Cmu ti tl|tU Stmt,

Plainfield, N. J. A Favorite Summer Resort.

At Coopten's Confectiontry,

L. M. FRENCH Om of the tmt for Mm arte*. WahratMla Pebble, Goat or Kid.

Try Them!

Carriage Manufacturer, No. 18 Somerset St.

PLAIMFIELD, M. J.

FINE

CARRIAGES, ALL STYLES.

CHEAP FOR PROMPT CASH.

DALY’S. CITY HOTEL Dofl't Shra£ Tour Shoulders

INVESTIGATE: I

Cuw Put Inm (Ml Steal Stmt, Plainfield. N. J.

BUTLER’S 85c. per t-2 doz. delivered.

dsdrWto hmM la omm at I t«pJtctKdttoltlUr»K "POTTERY CLAY, For OYSTERS

Aromatic {Tooth Wash, LAIRG’S HOTEL,

Josaph -B. Millar, Prop. A FINE ENGLISH

A First-Class Family Resort 35 Weil Front Street.

FAMILY 0RDEH8 DELIVERED. AT IHALF PRICE. DOttt MISS THE BARGAINS R. WALDRON.

Practical Gilder, Mo. 0 Boot Front Street,

Dixon 's Ice Cream. FARMER’S HOTEL, T. J. CAREY S Price. 25cperBoti/e JACOB BT.nm, PROPRIETOR.

zsnst. ast* FRENCH’S CLOTHING STORE. PICTURE AMD PORTRAIT FRAMES, WINDOW CORKHCE9, BTC.

GtUFttOti tHPititlaft 1 SpMWt).

SOMERSET HOUSE, Coe. fSmarsdt and Emily Sts..

JUST RECEIVED

A NEW PAVEMENT.

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES SECOND-HAND

HOUSE FURNISHING G00I First Clot 1 Cabinet Work UPHOLSTERING

GARMENTS GUARANTEED.

21 W. Front St J. S. Powlison,

Plainfield, N. J, FRANK DAY,

LOWEST POPULAR PRICES, JOHN H. FRENCH. LIVERY STABLE

Cards, Billheads, Hand Bills, Programmes, Posters, and Arabian Milk Cure,

mmLnre wood 12 Large Barrels. Weod for Open Crates a Specialty sSrss: Jarsjyjf. a*

WILLIAM H. CLUM, Architect

our nWlj u . - | M , u d wttfcaatrtpothrtarm web bed, «Bd «• eh* wall

labored IOr a year Wor» aba itar *w> MWakkt to as* the beaatyoT mac* ord*r, bat that now they felt Ithmdy, and tt bad affected their work and•Bin* »ery vwibly. K"«" *•«• k itcaeo «n>a entail rwra, which Mr.. bad Uttwl optangly fur • nittinK-rooni an] a vl ire to takeIfcaiT Bleak* in. Than MM a carat of draw.am IB wntdi were thnir napfcrni and fabla-aMfea asd their o n , bed-linen, andante*

>llj frknd (old me that f-ir• • * - - -"j i - - • to oa* tfca kttcfeau,

kat ah. BBBIIJ wna Uwni OTM- in • groatprate In Ibdr M l 1 *t t . affa* a n tW«fc MHWdflf »i

M b i iw«uM bring in «nw iwwm or prawy, nez-peBafn ornaruoart fur them; ike took • good.MMHal.it weekly pi|«* entirely for their• * , mpiirtag them U. flte It, u d l.fora

tae.UdinMUNTbad devatopa.1. The* twoH M t t had CUM to tar » i y BLVHXitb and

awtthMra.kkoj were by tar tbe moat reflned, .aavB wail- toe PT wred aBTMin I baYe BTSA*

•var atria *urt of ctaasUerattoi. would up:•errant, Vat it •HUH. V me that tbe ToryITMHM of tetK-hiug Uvt ecu-rant 1o-de.y what* e #e*bt to do la to iBaka bw I ml that Iw•BBKtW bi • »• k> h./r home, the place tawhat* atie ia -to lira, not (he place (the to to

- In aa Httie aa .jnarfbfe and eenap. from

• i l l 4r|t a* M t i r w ,(Atlanta OmrtjttHtOD.}

tVpaastttingdownin frrmt of UM hottl tbuother roomim* jn main TW ri.wJi.il.I ttrtlwhen a ebnor fuoeVfer-noth,iB(, eaedy, Bate

BHMB u*,,. aj»fl «,y- t4. "Kern*!, •patao aTPIjawin w to pal iifiBplaa and writ* I*t.W wbta abc had oo srotua, and her lawyerpat H In tbe paper, and BOW afae vaa

' paM brr writ* •'Hebfll and pat UuM in the

I T f a S -urtlj M m t M l rrm mjfr*»l.-a»idl, -I. it a diF«x« c-» Ja "

C yoa for liiTcmr

• it. a»l • . '<*•

' 'How kmi h.T* you h«n tBan-MMa," - i d

•WW^Btada b f —e yoat; what aid yt>o ilo

Botey to p> aC o o a i n -™il*ln with a rad-lMMrtadlOed me u old Nortb Cal-

w uiMil »«Wtfc—w. KOW,BWMkn la, What wa >*m «• for a

t«- » jmir tnwHe; an TOO **•**•

n k

Wail, • » , ' oaid 1, -da J M r , asd makeywtlfc7*wr wife and buy jtm a littfe koou.

wHhlbat n w j j a v aaddjlf d

U f l M d h l d Mk icuftfn vmwUawill b*TB

Well, than taa power «t tnubiaa c r d the rtc*. Tbe poor fook marrr

>e>irhf.ol> marrj for mooey,n n w L T h k

•^HrtrJUaB. » l . a a a w h o b i l - Blaadly, BWeuMy ana •' i - In I IIB», aja]•tBaJfc^^BMQBajaW^i*, TBM wjrt

ha. bottom and tba «b* fn. I *1T. thatafw«h watH- to drtnh and r. toat the **J jmt

• day. Trikl.aU ttoaarvl t^rtmj

L I ka*p * « V ^ J » l * h "•**• w l M "

at fr«-k »lr. Bird, riwla' M b* ba»c toeBlgh tn tlM r a a arttwr, far a n U-J f*< th.> I Hill atr, whkam •• BM («*• f«r aMan.Qir.ab4rd mtk tnataMot a* tfch |-a.tl,

•sd If ba <Um or IOM ka ••«« It wtt ba troat

portion of •Terr community, It forma a varyfanportantpartoc the dinar, and than l>mr/naaoowkrA ahookl not be ec, p wally d»card«rf, a. it to. by tM po-.rar t k m ,f i U t J kfai b t ^ "for it 1* not only nourtafcin*;, bo t can >eto ™«rJta» a lane pkTttat* at toeirwith qoiu M B.ach, it nut morethan u po.rn.bl. in theae. of OUMT _

Eiery olMudl B*ed ia tw* owklttg iOj>uDldbe •arupolMBBT dean. TbaMmoe-ahonld be looked after, and tbeir

Watch your fln, and BBMld tba nj be tbeieaat Banoka, alwaye minor* your «

to Un me Ud.Tbe meat thonld be lean, and BH

altar killing •» poedola.AToid porcbaBiOE a plea* of nwat that

woaldraqatreany waahinf; before(rtanglnto

• in natil they a » dr-tnot pot th

•BiiJBw * i j ! • • • ! • be pot BtteeaM water.n tae other BIBB when tk*r han baw pra-i ^ frid browned, bodu* water « u r

nt, and tide afcoald be addadTiou^y fried, or

Makayooraoop Iheaaj bafor* It ta wanUa< it Mand till arid, aad Uwi r w o r . all tl

tit thai hen rieet, to the tnrlfto*,MPBtB o f l M l l t . B-BaBMfln.il taatwlingklU deatk of any (wsl eeu

aflkBi thai- aipaiB>al| awl awaailBg BBMB.ad WBBB addad KB*T ahMhl babaflaBtawt.TbaMfw a« a n fe)»k*aB«w4, *a MtpMdbvatta wUhHwbadr ef U» ee«a.; pal a

M H i « ! t t l k B w . t M a , » » l attar awtow-I>C a •» ml far a Btn» cixUi «thMwaaMr M k U, aaal tfaea pew at BB» «W• O B A * IMfe a* . MBM, etfRtfts It whiW

» b. cheap, 7H know, a«d men «f all

^•MWal at aVBB»eBM«BB»»«*r "

m a fcite^J^tawyiMBir "VTJ '*?p a a w t M f J n i n tf)M wfae hMMWJadBWlJTBfBBUt CM H M l l w U t

parcwA of tt w y i M M t w a , a , —

JSTirtlrt we mean to da. It hi atMpia aad

. eheat, IM bar mmiy H, aulL•awtww.^twABBbeT•t w«I uak. ker fet4 badly; that

pied eattra.7 « the *>y bt (rhieh y « « it

o*her |BBt>a y e . oIT SB4, ak* wUl twi h S ^ana at aba aknet had aU UN af>rtttab«> otrtol oar by yvur uaf.ir tnatoiaaft, aha will re-Mnt it • •own hmaaday, till you acavfnai that yew have plajed tbe bully aad the

Bgn , ay do a lln< before tbe tatornew to

SS?s£ :w to yowr trieod and may b»

p , tead of the chiM. like waicfa• r e «r*aud I w by ebuttia, ap Ilk. anr when *aa TeBbarad to aaC a ajtMefekei

eabtr day, -bow little rut a a n . bird re- ipnTLt. It bM been atj e^erknue—and aaaw* k«>> Kpwieuc^-that tbe moet of the•BBUM ••wa, ranatiek a n mwiil IIJI ijii*aare aad orer-f eeding.

•IM. a lady a t • new bird. The chance*MWitwtbe intabe baa erar bad tbe oera«C llata novphy abtl a enrkaitj in the• * * * , and abe f eeb an tboosh ahe m*at beailwiilb^toltaathawbfla, aod ttuuiftbo

wZT*'VwII1wl«tt "*f tba^ta ""*"BV> bird ararytbiag aha ean "•*••'- ttfa» e*erytUB« die baa ev«t- heap* of ataM-eaUns. Tea will and n bin, awA•alw, anil broad, and candy, and •our, «Blappto-and beavM only m m wbat-aaaa* j" » » » K h S f ^ Z Z * * ^ * ** • » * - * •ktmlx <>r N H , niixvil. I*P. Sow II 4OBI BB*

eaay awd gAoaCol a ared In early Ufa,- aay. a

hJTwT

or, awi _

bm. I think (bay wmld be toaS« to dawaey t » u l l « r t r . npable ot Jeantaf i t

FORD 6 STILESI Funeral Director!

k

CM. So takB tfte ktndly word of warningand keep juatr pot of anoootaah trtl! rtirrad.

*r haqr.IBM.)

i. perhap. <™ of the nHWklMaftbi.EX.pQlaxrac*.U it pretty! Yea, beenttfnllInacine a bonnet shape haimr ratherIfh crown with brim cookting of

p!^lto«UH^<totwSber in rMttw of 'back«Bd front. Tb* frame a mrored withhwBB>BB> al^orr faeky-Uue iround, wttb B M atan ar hemrfao*. On the top, sUgfatly OB tbe rightaide, a silver oraaMDt ia ex-onid, while a

uiuunted no a pin, and is sewniuuly in the actof Jomninf: orsr the silvrr half-asoon beforeit A cloud-like Irirnniinf; of u tr ir iUBik

itrd with loopii of ielv«« ribboa, aad• it filled with rucbi..g at llWtr andgaaM kMe, thrflnfh whfcb fUrm«pfd ORkamenat on Bexible, atoM

danoj and twinkle like real atari tbnragfa

[Gath'm letter.]My Dateo barber lay* the AmertcatM rafn

U their - « - r .Baya ha: "Look out thsre now on Broad-

tah atiki Of oottrea If yao d t wwiBUrtM nae that >sd atf tfeant BWtbhBj todo they'll riaB away wtth BOBM hifar. It

for it

Pram]y who do not know now

to make a "maple angar pta," Try it aad • »tt it «n-l dWirxna. Tbi. i* the way we t ntold ft wa, made: Oo the rader cruet pot alayer uf maple *uc«r, abova thb q « a d but-tar; U M paw ou a iblckeoing of flour aadwater; whan thia cmnaa froen the ovao. witha flaky cruat mortnat, it ia a vary itok diak.

Vary eleader hwafcjai a » at -Bgwa.

*9*£*ttT $TKftT,

ISAAC BROKAW,BEAL ESTATE andINSURANCE

Butnr ud kmj dtj Rn In CM.,i . Daw SueM, North PtainMd. H. J.

SIX BARRELS

orKindling Worn! for One Dollar.

£u|£erae A. I-alne,•THE HAIR CUTTER,'89 WotRogtSttert, IWnfldi

HM u d Cold Wtter Bfttlu, S5 CeaU BieL

JfAYLOR <$• SMALLEY,

Carpenters and Builders,

Plu.ofl-ld, N. J.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

PIANOS AND ORGANS,. Tnudnd Bqaind. hj

P. P. VANARSDALE,M MAST WBGVT BTRKBT.

PUNS FU SUB I D TO i n .

Tbt Coolait PUn la SIBTO to M •OOOD

SHAVE AND HAIK CUTIS AT

William Claassen's,S W«ST FRONT BTRSST.

T. E. Morgans,

Books, SUtionery, Music.

NEWS DEALER,

B. R. FORCE,Boot and Shoe Dealer.

Low Frioe* U. So. 1 Front Stmt,

TEK ETOTS MEAT M i U B t .

f«/*« imiJfftsUn in tMW.

87 Front Straat.

7 /cres ©/ Land." run r »I«III M « «••

"FOR SALE LOW,"

Thorp's Disinfectant

MILK DAIRY.

D. 800LE8.

Park House Stables!IDCH ICDOIKU, Pit*.

if. Jf. RAND,24 West Front Street.

FLAGS AND FIREWORKS.CAMPAIGN PICTURES,

BADGES, Kto.

I. S. MELBOURNE,Maton and Builder,

nanmaui, s. t..Tlraltlrs. M.auW.

NEWFaU and Winter

D i T f WUTCT GOODS

EDSALL'Sow lac of Wool 1Uariae Pli lw «aw. Howry, Glorra. Kla-

Our Usual Low Prices.

JDST RECEIVED

. TITSWORTHS

CLOTHING EMPORIUMA full Mar ef

SAMPLES.

M U 4«0 EXAUIHE.

\ .

Clothes Cleaned, Altered andRepaired.

Clothing Cut, Made andTrimmed on the

Premiaea, „ , „

A BBIOTIFDL ASSORIMEMI

FDTB WATCHES, JEWEIRY

French u d i w i c u d o c h

NEW STORE,

MORALLERBROS.,

Watohaafan ud ImUn,

French u d American Clocks,aad

FIKEWITCHESAHB JEWELRY

Charges Seasonable*ALL WORK GUARANTEED. S-ltna

DON A. GAYLORD,

LUMBER!MASONS' MATERIALS

GOAL.Madison Avenue,

Selling off at Cost I

THIRTY DAYS

M E HATS and CAPSSTRAW GOODS j

T m i s , Umbrellas, GIo.es, *

Manning Vermeuto#0. 5 «»«#r ST.

Opp. Somerset, Plainiela

STORE TO LET.

CRUSHED STOLVX

blnPlnliM lij

JOHN WILSONA. good supply of MOM k

T H R E t SIZES is lupt coiaUatbon hand, and orders for large o . u a £ties can be promptly filled. Taftstone is admirably adapted larROAD BEDS on public lass-oujMares, or for DRIVES a *WALKS on private groonds. )is HARD and CLEAN. Mo enrand soft*stone is mixed with it.

Orders can be sent throogfJ ta*post office, or Bay k H i • »Robert Simpson, W a t front S u a *comer Washington Ave.

RWBST QLUUTT WASBTJfOTOK - | | t rPDBE SPKDfG WATEB" >

ICESMPSOK & CO,

tnrsM *«. ,

Grading and Contraetiajr

C. F. & C. E. Brow*

INTERIOR DECOMTIOHS.

•SI CANAL STRUT, ML * .

Bargains in Hats IF A I L STYLES,

FINE GOODS.

D. & CRANE, Masitactm.WHOLESALE and RETAIL

IS PARK AVENUE.

CLOCKS I

Niokle Alarms, $1.2«

MICKLE TIMES, 90 CenU.

iff COLLIER'SHO. 3 PASVK ATEHTJE-

Established 18 Yean

G E O R G E W . R E A M E R ,

NEW

Fall and Vinter D1T | HOT 600D5

EDSALL’S FORD k STILES

Funeral Direetore

ISAAC BROKAW, REAL ESTA TE and INSURANCE Manning Vermento

NO. 5 FRONT ST. Opp. Somerset, PlaoUW*

Our Usual Low Prices.

Kindling Wood far Ona Dollar.

CRUSHED STONE JUST REGBIYED

JOHN WILSOR th Ariftwyr c^u A. TITSWORTHS

MAYLOR $ SMALLEY, Carpenters and Builders, CLOTHING EKPORIUM •tone is admirably adapted Mr

ROAD BEDS on pabtie tkaa ought area, or (or DRIVES ate WALKS oa private crooada. S <a HARD aad CLEAN. So ate aad aolr atone it Bixed with h. Ordera «a be aem throate xtm PIANOS AND ORGANS, . Tailed and Bepeind by P. P. VANARSDALE, M UST FBOItT HTRXBT. P1U08 PM UU UD TO LIT.

Th CnM Place a Stun U M I oooo 8HAVX AND HAIR COT

ta ax William Claassen's,

SIMPSON 4 CO.

Clothe* Cleaned, Altered Repaired. T. E. Morgans, Books, Stationery, Untie.

NEWS DEALER,

B. R. FORCE, Boot and Shoo Dealer.

WAUU PAP£0

FUE WATCHES, JKVKL1T INTERIOR DECORATION*

7 Acres of Land. NEW

I0RALLER BROS.,

Bargains in Hats FALL STYLES,

FINE GOODS. FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY MILK DAIRY.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

DON A. GAYLORD. Park House Stablest MICKLE CLOCKS I

Nickle Alarms, $1.2# MICKLE TIMES, pa Caata.

At COLLIER'S 24 West Front Street. FLAGS AMD FIREWORKS,

CAMPAIGN PICTURES, BADGES, Eta GOAL