The Daily Times from New Brunswick, New Jersey • Page 2

THE DAILY TIMES Office: No. 409 George Street, The Times Publishing Props J. D. CHANDLEE, Editor. THE DAILY TIMES $5.00 per year in advance, or ten cents ret week servei by ctrrwrs.

THE WEEKLY TIMES is, $1.25 per year, in ad ranee. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 1892. CLEVELAND'S majority in New Jersey is 15,379, and Werte' majority for Governor 8.112.

THE prettiest girl in town will to morrow night wear a badge: "I'm a Democrat." Judge Kirkpatrick, of Newark, is spoken of as Judge Werts' successor on the supreme bench. PBESIDENT HARRISON knows what defeated him. Too much special protection and too much force bill. EXCEPT in the cases of Lincoln and Grant, no President in office has been re-elected since time. THE Cleveland victory knows no East, West, North or South.

It the air as well as in the ballot box. THE newly elected Surrogate, Mr. Leonard Furman, will take possession oTthe Surrogate's office tomorrow. THE oldest inhabitant was so aston-. ished at the result that he has so far forgotten to say "I told yon so." Is the near future, Mr.

John I. Davenport will be added lo the long list ol Republican statesmen are job. THERE is no apprehension felt iu bus iness circles over the changes in our fiscal policy which the people have commissioned the Democracy to carry out. EVEBY Democrat shoirld rejoice iu the re-election, for the third time, of -that sterling young Democrat and statesman, William E. Russell, to the Governorship of Massachusetts.

JUDGE William D. Daily, Hudson's County newly elected Stute Senat. was stricken with apoplexy Friday afternoon, while ou the beuch in Hoboken. He is reooveiiiiir. A MAN'S conscience never reproves him for betting on an election, except when he "ibets on the wrong side.

Hence so many people around town with kiuks in their consciences. THIS is the first Presidential election since 1840 in which the result has revolutionized the United States Senate. It is now certain the Democratf will have a small majority in that body. REPUBLICAN journals are now urging upon the Democratic party the necessity of calling Congress together in extra session to revise the tariff. We presume the Democrats will do no such thing.

Now that it is known that Grover Cleveland will be our next President, it has been decided by the mill managers of New Bedford, to increase wages seven per cent, on Dec. 1. This is an inspiring example for all the other mill managers of the country. REPUBLICAN journals are just now expending a great deal of sympathy upon President Cleveland in view of the suf- ring they fear he will endure from the rush of office seekers. There is no record of any such commiseration of President Harrison's case four years MgO.

DAVENPORT must go. Congressman Fitch, Chairman of the committee which has been looking into Davenport's official pranks, announces that immediately on the meeting of Congress a motion will be made to wipe out the whole iniquitous system of Federal supervision of elections. IN the present United States Senate there are 47 Republicans, 39 Democrats and two Farmers' Alliance Senators. The terms of 29 expire on the 4th of March next. Of these, 18 are Republicans and 11 are Democrats, and enough of the 18 will give way to Democrats and Independents to make the Senate anti-Republican.

THE old Roman, Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio, says of the election of Cleveland "It shows that the Presidency cannot be bought." Dear old friend, you are characteristically unselfish in your joy. It was bought once, or you would have been Vice Resident of the United States during the past four years. But it cannot be bought again. The people put a stop to that.

city, the county and the State, are proud of the good showing of the Democracy of Middlesex county. Here is the vote Cleveland's majority, Werts' majority, Geis- genhainer'B majority, 1,886 Furman, Surrogate 1,413 majority for Assem- blv, First District, 180 majority Second District, Daily, 425 majority Third District, Warne, 471 AN effort is being made, aud promises to be successful, to utilize the waterpower of Niagara Falls. ID a few days the gieat tunnel will have been finished. the work of digging the deep trenches for the turbine wheels that are the power will be prosecuted vigorously. It.

is almost impossible to estimate the industrial development which is likely to follow this achievement of modern engineering. THE farmers did it the workingmen did it; the Cnmegies did it the business men did it McKinley did it the silver men did it Wall street did it the greedy manufacturers did it the importers did it the iorce bill did it it, was a cyclone it was a land-slide Johnny Davenport did it; Foraker did the Australian law did it Elaine did it Han'm did It the people did it. It is done. It was done for sure. It was well done.

THE Slate Board of Assessors have recently discovered and assessed seven and a half million dollars, testifying to the fidelity of the Board. Large as the sum seems, it is, however, but an crease of three and one half per cent. upon the assessments of lust year. Of the taxes on this increase nearly forty- thousand dollars will go into the State Treasury, and nearly seventy eight thousand dollars be paid over to the several townships in which the new property is located. The increase comes at a very prop'er time to help the people of the State ia rejecting the theory propounded by the Republican State Committee, that this tax is paid by the other property mid people of the State.

Practical Farming 1 MUL-MCA HILL, N. Nov. The fall meeting of Ihe Farmers' Institute, under the auspices of Ihe Gloucester County Board of Agriculture, began here yesterday. D. S.

Adams, of MicR- letoa, made an address on "Growing and Marketing Melons and Cantaloupes." Professor E. B. Voorhees, of New Brunswick, spoke on How can Milk Producers best Maintain the Fertility of Their Soil." Dr. W. C.

Parry, of Haiusport, made an address on the Benefits of the Milk Protective Association." Today's proceedings included addresses as follows "How to Grow Potatoes Early," by Samuel H. Moore, Swedesboro "Is it Practical to Grow Sweet Potatoes with Chemical Manure Alone Recent Experiments iu Gloucester County," by B. R. Black, Mullica Hill Theodore Brown, Swedesboro Strawberries by Irrigation," by Jo'lm Kepp, Glassboro. ps Vital Statistics.

PLAINFIELD, Nov. Oliver B. Leonard, secretary of the Plainfield Board of Health, forwarded yesterday to the State Health Board tho vital statistics of Plainn'eld for the last year. These show that the greater proportion of people here live to a ripe old age. Of the 187 deaths recorded in the twelve months just passed there were fifty-six persons who were over sixty years Of ige.

Forty children died under one year of age, "twenty -two between one and sixteen years, and sixty-nine between sixteen and sixty years. The jirths have exceeded the number of deaths by forty-three, the total births recorded" being 230. There were 131 narriages performed during the year, Girls at Football. Girls playing football, just think of And yet the girls of the School oi Design, Philadelphia, hue up and rush and tackle and have a grand good time. But they play bi-hind brick walls, and no one is admitted to the grounds but members of the school.

And what more, they have so modified the game no player is carried offtLe field inconscions, and no one gets bruised. 1 see, said one of the players, we don't really tackle each other, because the ground is dirty, and the girls nearly all have nice new gymnasium So when the half-half runs with the ball, we just tag her, and the ball's down." But they do kick goals, just ihe same, and they think its great sport. No Misegenation. The following States and Territories forbid marriages between whites and blacks Alabiima, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky. Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Norlh Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, 'Virginia and West Virginia.

New Jersey, it seems, is not in it. The first shipment of American liu plate froiH the new plant of the Welsh firm of MorewooJ in Elizabeth, was made Saturday uUfht. The linn shipped 29,000 pounds to a house in Indianapolis. RNISHED PLEASANTLY furnished rooms at No. 262 Hamilton street, novlltf Sheriff's Sale.

I IN CHANCERY OF NEW The Jameaburg Land Improvement Company, Complainants, and Radcliffe B. Mills, Et. Bi. Issued November 7,1892. By virtue of the above-stated writ, to me directed, I will expose to sale at pubic vendue.

on WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OE DEOEMBER, A.D. If" Before You Buy CALL AND SEE HINGHER'S Large Assortment of FURNITURE, Parlor Suits, Etc, Repairing of every description done neatly and at shortest notice. All upholstering- work is of my own make. EDWARD HINGHER, Nos. 116 and 118 $eilson street, cor.

Schureman, New Brunswick, N. J. CHANGE OF PIER. On and after Monday, March 16, the NEW BRUNSWICK will leave Pier 6, North River, Near Rector Street, DAILY AT 2.30 P. MAKING THE USUAL LANDINGS.

Leaves New Brunswick 6,30 a.m. The landing of toe is within two Mocks of the ocllT said day, at the swick, At 2 o'clock in the af ternoo Sheriff's Office, in the City of.i Jersey: Jfesa? All that certain tract or pSSSK of land, with the factory buildings aud improvements thereon erected, -with the engines, bolltr, Belting, Ehaftine and other machinery, steam heating pipes and all other appliances therein contained and thereunto belonging, situate lying and beiug in ice borough of JamesSurg, County of Middlesex and SUte of New Jersey and described as follows, Beginning at the northwest corner of Dye and Pipe streets, said paint is inches south fifty- five degrees west from the southwest corner of Dye works building; i hence (1) north twenty degrees; east two hundred and thirty-four (234) feet parallel with said building one (1) foot distant along the easterly tidecf Dye street, also paralle 1 with the general course of Manalapan Brook, which buunds the westerl? side of said street; thence (2) south seventy degrees, east eigh (80) feet; thence (8) south twenty degrees, west two hundred and thirty-four (234) ftet; ihfcnce (4) north seventy giees. west eighty (80) ftet to the place ning. Containing eighteen thousand, seve i hundred aud twenty square feet, mora or Beino the tame premises conveyed to the party of the first part by the party of the second part, by detd bearing even date herewith, and this nior'ijag is given to secure the purchase money or payment of the same. Together with all and singular the rights, liber- tits, privileges, hereditaments and.

appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. THOMAS N. ACKEN, Sheriff. CHis. HEEBEBT, Solicitor.

Dated November 11,1892. $8.40 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ft NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 99 Universal Providers for all Mankind, The Grandest Collection Ever Garnered. Lowest Prices Ever Quoted in Male Attire.

Sheriffs Sale. I CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Between John Nagle, Complainant, and William Nagle, et al, Defendants, Fi. Fa. Issued November 7th, 1892.

By virtue of the above-stafed writ, to me directed, I will expose to sale at public vendue, on WEDNESDAY DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D.1892. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the eaid'day, at the Sheriff's Office, in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey: All those two certain lots of laud described situate, lying and being iu the town of South Amboy and designated en a map made by John Perriue, dated June, 1835, entitled A map of property situated in tho town of South and filed ia the Clerk's Office of the county of Middlesex in the said State of New Jersey as lots Nos. tweuty-five and twenty six in block 24: Are bounded northerly by lot 27, easterly by lot 29, southerly by lot 24. westerly by Park Place.

Each of said two'lots being feet iu width in front and rear and one hundred feet deep and being tho one-half part of the premises conveyed to the said Patr ck Nagle by John D. Clute bv deed dated the seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and sixty, and record in the office of the Clerk of the county Middlesex in book 84 of 111. N. B. The street on which said lots iront above called Park is by some Clinton Place, fronting John street.

Together with all and MDgular the rights, liberties, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. THOMAS N. ACKEN, Sheriff. CHAS. B.

HHRBEBT, Solicitor. Dated November 11, 1892. $7.35 is the active medicinal agent of Carbolic Acid and the best disinfectant known to science. Also is a specific for malignant cases of Whooping Cough, and a remedy for Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, Diphtheria, Croup, Scarlet Fever, Hay Fever, Sore Throat, and all Diseases of the Air Passages. The Vaporizing Apparatus is simple yet perfect, and is the safest method for destroying infection.

For sale by all Druggists. Trade supplied by W. H. SCHIEFFELIN New York, Sole Agenti. nov9-9mo If you have ever used our clothing this notice does not concern you, for you will probably never use any other make.

If you have not tried us 9 we would like to remind you that we are clothing the best dressed men and boys in this vicinity and at prices so low as to surprise you. Anyone who has dealt with us will tell you this and you ought not to be contented with the question ol clothes until you have tried our goods. Strangers receive just as much attention as of hers. Tliet, 2 Paterson Block. nov2-tf SIEWflRT WILL SELL TOO THE FINEST $2 DERBY AND SHOW YOU THE LAEGFST STOCK Most Complete Line of Men's Underwear, FINEST ASSORTMENT OF, Neckwear variety of Menjand Boy's FURNISHINGS.

29 CHURCH ST. o-17-6m Middlesex County Circuit Court MATTHIAS VANDEVEEB In Attachment. Contract. is hereby giv that a writ of attach- wis issued out of the Circuit Court of the County of 3iiddleseT, against the rights and credits, monays and effe ts, goods and lands 'and tenementsidf Matthias P. Vend rveer, an absent debtor, at tbera'tof Matthias Vanderveer, for ths sum of five thousand dollars, retui-nab on the day of June, 1892, has been served and duly executed, and was tarafd into 'urt on the twenty-seventh day of June, 1892, by the Sheriff of the County of Middlesex.

PATRICK CONVERT, Clerk. EPfiKAIM CUTTER, Attorney for Piaiatiff. Dated Sept. 12,1892. qct2T-5t, Our stock of Men's Fine Salts is an assortment in which you can saye money without sacrificing com fort, pride or respectability.

There's not another such collection in thousands of stylish, artistic, perfect fitting and made suits from which to select, and all at prices which are not approached. We can fit you and please "you and save you money. For Fall, for Winter, an assortment from which no gentleman can turn away unsatisfied. Every material you know anything about, and a good many you never heard of are here. In fit and finish equal to fine custom work.

Your size and shape is here a hundred times over atid in every shade of color you can think of. From $5 to $20 is a long price road and it's filled with the finest Overcoats you ever looked at. Mobby Pants. Hundreds of pairs of them in every color, shade, mixture and style of material, from the cheapest Jean to the finest Foreign Cassfmere. New and elegant stripes, fancy checks, nobby broken plaids in endless combinations of colorings and designs.

There is no duplicate of our grand assortment in this city, and its simply impossible for any gentleman to fail to find something to suit in our immense collection. This. Men's single and. dpuble breasted sack suits, made of Black dieviots and Scotch Cheviots interwoven and broken Plaids and Checks, every suit made in a faultless style and fitting to perfection. ASK TO SEE THESE SUITS THIS WEBK.

Star Clothiers, 11 PEACE New Brunswick, N. J. Secure the Shadow Ere the Substance Fades. FRANK P. DUNN, Photographic Studio, 9 Nos.

324 326 Bui-net Street. The Finest Cabinet Pictures Croupes LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS A SPECIALTY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISED NTS. W.

BOOTIJ. Manager. Makes the Man Handsome. GEORGE J. UTTERS! I HATS ASTD CAPS i Especially Fine Line of Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Neckwear.

The Justly Popular Berkshire Shirts, Shirts to order a Specialty, Every article necessary to Gentlemen's Furnishing, in the latest fashion of the best quality and at the LOWEST A large and entirely new line of Misses 9 and CLOAKS, at A. L. MUNDY'S. DRESS- GrOdDS in all the new and popular styles and shades. An assortment larger than ever before shown in this city.

TRIMMINGS, Plain and Beaded Gimps and Moss Trimming, Fancy Silks, Velvets, etc. Hosiery, Underwear, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Bugs. 1'or- tiere and Curtains, Window Shades and Window Poles. In every department" will he shown new, and seasonable'goods, and at popular pricjes. A.

nroNmr, 27 Church Street. New Brunswick, J. Salerooms, 44 Murray New York. MANUFACTURE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Bronze Groups and Figures, Brass Tables with Onyx or other Tops, Lamps and Metal Goods suitable for Wedding and Anniversary Gifts. Also, Brackets, Hall Lanterns, and all other kinds of Fixtures for Gas, Electricity or Kerosene.

designs are made by our own or eminent foreign artists, and the appreciation accorded our efforts to make the finest goods in the world at the lowest possible prices consistent with the highest quality of wares, induces us to believe that you will serve best interests or writing when you want anything which we make. Write for estimates for Fixtures, and an agent will call. We have the honor to state that Mr. Elihu Yedder, the eminent artist, has appointed us sole manufacturers for Europe and America of his patented Art Glass and Metal Decorations for gas and electric fixtures and domestic or ecclesiastical decorative work. Also, that we have the exclusive right to use the patented Belcher Mosaic Glass in our productions.

Infringers of our rights will be prosecuted. FRENCH STOMACH BITTERS. For Sale at all Druggists Hotels, Sl.OO PER BOTTLE. These Bitters do not only, distinguish themselves by their flavor and aromatic odor above all others generally used, but are at the same time an excellent tonic and an efficacious stimulant to incite the appetite. They are an excellent remedy for rtmoving indigestion, flatulency, hysterical and hypachondria attacks, colics, colds, pamsr'of the stomach and diarrhoea which originate and relaxation ot the digestive organs.

For the betterguarantee of the genuineness of these Bitters, each label contains a fac simile of my signature. BEWAEE OF IMITATIONS. MAIN DEPOT: 57 59 HIRAM STREET, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. -J. TRADE MAES.

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Delware of Philadelphia. Fire Association of Philadelphia. Germania of New York. German American, New Pork. Hanover, New York.

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Liverpool London Globe. Niagara of New York. Pennsylvania Fire of Philadelphia. I'hoBiiix Assurance Co. of London.

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