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ACW DAIliI TIMES, OCT. 1894. of aO in Leavening U. S. Repot Baking ABSOLUTELY PURE BASEBALL RIVALRY.

CAHILL-TICTOBT. A Bright Wedding lu St. Peter's Church. ADOther wedding of note took place in New Brunswick evening. It was tbat of Miss Margaret M.

Victory and Thomas J. Cahlll. The ceremony was performed at 8l. Peter'i Cburch, which wag crowded to the doors with a notewortt assembly of prominent pjople, for both the coLtractlng parties are well and widely known In tbie city. The bride IB the daughter of Mrs Catharine Victory, of this city, and a slater of Frank Victory, proprietor of the Palmer House.

Alt her life she has been a resident of New Brunswick. The groom, Thomas J. Cahlll, the e'dest son of Francis Cahlll, of Pater street. He is a skilled telegraph operato aid holds a responsible position at Plaiufleld He, too, IB well known In this city. The wedding was one of the grandest ever held In old St.

Peter's. The church was bsautifully decorated with potted plants snc ferns, and hung with try and smilai The bride's g-own was a beautiful creation in satin brocade, made en deml train. The corsage was very sllpbtly decollete and was trimmed with pearl passementerie. The leevee were elaborately pufled and were clasped at the wrists by tight cuffs She ctrried a superb bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. The bride was attended by a maid of hODOrand four bridesmaids.

The maid of honor was ber cousin, Miss Mary O'Donoell, o' Philadelphia She wore organdie, trimmed wile lace and ribbon. She wore a Urge white hat with white ostrich plumeg, and carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Katberlne Victory, of this city, Bister of the bride, who wore white organdie, lace and riboouh and carried pink roses; Miss Alice Cahill, of this city, sister of the groom, In light blue silk, carrying marechal nlel roses; Alias Regioa O'Donuell, cousin of tbe bride, of Philadelphia, RLTGRRS ITEMS. Football Veglerdaj'i Match. The game of football yesterday with Princeton wai a big defeat fcr our boys the score was 48 to 0.

Our team played a spleddld game In the first half and Princeton became very much afraid that they would not make a big score, aud so in the second half put almost an entire new team In. Our DOTS were all tired out and of course had to fgive way before the tigers. The score at the end of the first half was 13 to 0. The Rutgers team up as follows Rutgers right end; Mesler, right tackle; Ranney, right guard. MllU, centre; Carpender, left guard; Owen, left tackle; Parker left end; Ddnlae, quarter; Q.

8. Ludlow, right half; Poole, left half; Van Dyck; captain, full back. Umpire, of Princeton, refrree, ftcudder, of Kutgers; linesman, Riggs; time, two 20 minute halves. The faculty has granted a vacation for election day, and as a consequence the football team mod the Glee Club can go off on a trip over Monday and Tuesday. A MU810ALE.

who wore white and cirrled pink roses, and Miss Carrie Zeise, of Philadelphia, lu light blue silk. Charles Van Der Graff, of Philadelphia, was best man, and the ushers were Michael F. Daly, Edward Fcaror, of this city Jamee Washington, D. and Thomas Hughes, of Plalnfield. i be entrance of the bridal party to the lurch was very pretty though simple.

The ihers preceded the bridesmaids, who were by the maid of houor, after whom cime UK- bride, leaning on tbe arm of her b'-otber, Frank Victory. At the altar they ware met by ibe groom and best man, the bridesmaids aurt ushert (ttlllne out and going either side, while the contracting parties ok their bland al tbe a'tar During Ltie entrance of tbe bridal party tV organist of the church played the wed- eg march from Lohengrin Ou leaving ID church MeudellbohL'e march played. Tbe marriage ceremony was performed by -ry KfVe'end Dean John A. past i of the church. After the church certvtuuny a reception was held at ihc Pulruer House, at which i tie relft- tirt-H of bride and groom were present The bride was ttie clplrnl of a large number ol exceedlugl) valuable and beautiful presents.

Mr. and Mrs Cabll! left for Niagara Falls lere they will spend f-hort honeymoon. U.i their return I hey will rebide at Plainfield. I 'lie following are the Nines of guests at the reception: Mr. CantieiO and wife, Mr.

Bildtaud wife, Mr. Had lev and wife Mr and wile, -Mr Roberts and wife, Pialnfi-'ld, Lcuise Xt'lust- ani; lUgtiter. Mr Wililatii lee and wile Mibsea O'Donuell, Mr Walsh, Mr. Vunder boff and wife, of Philadelphia Mr Sheeby aod wile, Mr. Bowman and wile, Mr A.

Catilll, wile and son, of Wachlngt-iii, Mr. llairlgan and Mr Smith, ol Am boy: Misses Kpac, Harry, Cnhlll, Messrs. Daly, Fearoo and several others of this city. An Artistic Private Kntertainment Evening. Last evening Mrs.

H. 8. Bolce, of George street, tendered a reception to Mr. Perry Averlll, the well known baritone singer, of New York, and Mr. Orton Bradley, of London.

The beautiful parlors and music room were brilliantly illuminated, and those present were enraptured by the rendition of the following programme Mr. Perry Averlll, "Deo Posente," "Lareadoe," "Israefel;" Mr. Orton Bradley, Nocturne Waltz, "Gavotte;" J. L. Wicks, cello, Nocturne in Flat, Romance In Mlas Lucy Boice, "My Redeemer," cello obligator; Miss Susan Bolce, "Angels Serenade," cello obligate; Miss Addle Dunham, selections from Elijah.

Each nnmber was enthusiastically cored Mr. Averlll has appeared before New Brunswick audiences and his ability Is well known and greatly appreciated. Mr. Orton Bradley has lately returned from London, where he directed a number of choral and orchestral concerts at the People's Palace. BOARD OF HEALTH.

Gouip About a Proposed New National Association. New York, Oct. baseball man who la conversant with the progress of the new association Is authority for tht statement that a strong effort would be made to carry the project through, but that KB final organisation was exccedinffly problematical. Al Johnson'! friends say that he will not g-o Into the scheme unless he gets the best assurance that the other clubs on circuits outside of New York are by hard caah. The new association, It is understood, will make, If It is organized, a proposition to the 'national league to act in harmony and draw upon its reserve players, but the big league, of course, will not listen to any scheme the designs of which are to Infringe on their territory.

A war and the losses of large sums of money are Inevitable If a new association Is formed. It Is believed that the money to carry on a fight of this kind will be found wanting, although the Philadelphia and Plttsburg men who are trying to push through the scheme of a new association say that if Johnson dors not go into it on the New York city end, they have other capitalists in view. It is known that P. J. Powers has been asked to take the management of the New York team, and while he may such a proposition under consideration, It is doubtful if he will accept, for has a comfortable berth as president of the eastern league and Is doing well In other lines.

It was emphatically denied that A. H. Overman would have anything to do with any association to rival the league, although his name has before this coupled with a proposed club in this city. Appeal from the Pope. London.

Oct. 11. Standard publishes a dispatch from Rome saying that the pope will shortly address a special appeal to the clergy of the Anglican church on the subject of church reunion. Princess Bismarck Has a Relapse. London, Oct.

Central Xewp correspondent in Berlin that the Princess Bismarck has had a rHapae and Dr. Schweninger has been summoned to Varziu. UNCLE SAM'S FINANCES. Prospect That Receipts Will' Soon Kxceed Expenditures. Washington, Oct.

receipts for the first ten days of October aggregate $6,500,000 while the ordinary expenditures so far have exceeded the receipts by about To this must be added Interest payments, of $5,000,000, which swell the total expenditures In excess of receipts to $6,506,000 up to date. Present indications point to about $23.000,000 total receipts for the month. For the next twenty days expenditures are likely to be proportionately less than for the past ten days and for the whole month of October, Including Interest, the expenditures will probably not exceed the receipts by more than $4,000,000 or $5,000,000. Custom dues from imported sugar may be expected to begin to come In the latter part of this month and an increase of receipts from Internal revenue duty from whiskey for the Christmas trade may also reasonably be anticipated in November. Increased receipts, therefore, are anticipated after this month and the prediction is freely made at the treasury that after November, receipts under the new tariff will exceed the expenditures monthly and leave at the end of the fiscal year a substantial surplus.

The net treasury balance to-day is $118,784,000 of which $53,840,000 is in gold. Agent John H. eiijfer leaves the Mr. J. R.

Schwenger, local agent (or the Adam? ipre.se Company, has tendered Lit- tlie company which was re luctaully accepted bv them. His successor Lts not )el bet-n appointed, an officer from the Newark branch temporarily in charge Mr. 8chweug-er been In the employ of the Express Company tot 22 years, and has held the position as man ager of th( New Brunswick office lor 16 years. During nil thai lime his gentlemanly and manner haa WOE for him the sincere frleud- ehip of the vast number ol regular patronf of the company, by attending to any and al) complaints, Irrespective ol the sUe or valut of the (.. A R.

Encampment. The national encampment of the Ve-terane' Association, A. met yesterday In Caledonian Park, Newark. Tbe encamp uieDt will be continued today aud tomorrow. Messrs Georg? W.

Price, and 8. A. Can. noo, of thle city, attended yeslerdm repre- Kearny Janeway Post. ivered Carts Wanted to Remove Garbage.

At the moDthly meeting of the Board of Health last night, President H. R. Baldwin presiding, the Inspector reported one case of typhoid fever. Several old nuisances were reported abated and action was taken upon new cases reported. A bill of J.

HeldiDgsfield, $3 05, was ordered paid It was resolved that the City Council be nqnested to provide for tbe separation ol trarbag-e aud ashes and for the hauling of them in covered carts. John Payton was ordered to appear befoie the Board to answer for burying the ol a vault in his yard. After action upon Borne nutsancei 11 Boura adjourned. Daughters of Rebecca. The State convention of the DHI ghters of Rebec-en, 1 O.

is being beld at Piain- ield t-'dny. The annual election of officers take plnce this afternoon District Deputy Abraham Felhle, ot this city, is In dttelldiil'Ce. INSANE IMMIGRANTS. Peculiar Case Decided by Seore- tarj Carlisle. Oct.

A pec.ullar was decided by Secretary Two Germans who immigrated to this country several years ago, subsequently became insane and were confined In the Massachusetts state lunatic aay- lum. Some weeks the asylum authorities sent them back to Germany, prepaying- their passage on tho Hamburg company's steamer. The German authorities refused to receive them and they were brougrht back to this country and landed at Ellis island, N. T. Commissioner Senner officially received them, It Is said, hut detained them insane, and asked the treasury depart-' ment for instructions.

Secretary Carlisle has decided that the United States g-overnment has no business to for the insane immigrants and that tli" Hamburg- company and the Massa- c-husptts state lunacy commissioner must settle matter between them. In the meantime the two immigrants are In the custody of United States officials, -who arf having trouble in "let i ing go." This Space Reserved for SCHEUER SONS. POSNER'S New Brunswick, HT. J. Another New Department.

We have added to our many Departments a Cloak Depapurtment, and we have our grand opening days, Friday and Saturday, Sep. 28 and 29, to which all the ladies of Brunswick and vicinity are invited to attend to see the new styles of Cloaks and Gapes for Ladies and Children over 100 different styles to chose from. P. W. Buah Analomink, Penn.

A Wonderful Cure Ulcer in the Stomach ASSOCIATION. Trotting at Driilng J'ark. The trotting of the New Jersey ttlng Horse Breeders' Association, will take place at the Middlesex Driving Park this alterncon aud tomorrow afternoon. TBfRMiAV ConrK Oct. 11.

was ripecLed that Splua and Arace, tbe two men charged with Prlsco's murder, and Brown, charged with kllllug Cody, would be arraigned In this morning, but they were not A large number of persons pleaded to ments. Hood's Sarsaparllla Restores Flesh Strength and Health. Hood Lewell, "I feel it my duty to suffering humanity to (Ire ft statement of tbe wonderful cure Sarsaparilla brought about for me. Over twe- fMn ago I became ill, due to au ulcer ID my stomach. I had six or seven different phyiV oiani, whose standing was of the highest, but they did not cure me.

I was broken down ta health and lost in weight from 145 to 118 Pounds. I eoold hardly get around, and after suffering severely for about a year, I commenced taking Bood'i Sanaparilla. After the first bottle I fan to feel like a new man. I purchased Hood's 5 Cures ether bottle and had not taken half of It when I waa cured of my trouble. I am now in back to my old weight apraln and attending olarly to my work.

1 firmly believe Hood's uparilla saved my life." P. W. BFSH, mink, Pennsylvania. Get Hood's Pills are hand made, and pertMl ta proportion and appearance, S6o. per box.

York MfMhorts Alleged. Haven, Oct. Law and league of this city had another lively tilt with the board of police commissioners and the result is that the abuses alleged to exist In the department, which the league has oomplainerl so often, are to receive an probing at the hands of a nun-nil of which Mayor Sargent is The prr-sMr-nt of the league, Rf-v. X'-winan Smith, pastor of the Cent npp-aivr! before the board and another in which a £'Mir-ral nispnsition on the part of the police department to wink at violation? the liquor law, policy shops permit! to run and non-suppression of of bad reputation and gambling iU-n? is alleged. "Tipping" is also hiiitrd at The letter s'ated that the It-HgiiM was in possessi'ir.

of and ready to evidence to show that patrolmen had been instructed by certain commissioners to close their eyes to violation of the liquor ordinances by certain who were known to have business with the commissionere. All Free. Those who have used Dr. Kind's New Dts covery know itt; value, and those who have not have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on tbe advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free.

Scud your name and ad- to H. E. Huckli-n ('o Chicago, and eel a sum pie box of I)r. King's New Life Pills free. HP well a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free.

All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. R. G. Van Pelt drug store. Ladies' Cioaks, all wool and all sizes from $2.98 up.

Ladies' Capes, The latest styles from $2.98 up. Childrens' Cloaka at almost any price. Will J. McDede's Livery 37 Dramatic Entcrtninmoil. Tbe New Brunswick Dramatic Company, assisted by 8t.

Peter's cliolr, will BOOD pso- duce a beautiful drama etllUed Engaged." Tbe productioB will be given ID Columbia Hall. ID tbe earl, part of December Tbe caste of characters and Ibe date will be announced latei. Knowledge is Power. you are anxloufc to obtain a thorough buslDias course, that will enable you to take any position ottered you, why not join the special class of Professors Martin and Spencer It cosis but flu, including stationery. The Living 1'ictures Have taken New Ycrk by storm and tl theatres and music halls ID which they are exhlbiu-d bave been doing nu enormous bnal- Bees.

By tbU time somewhat of the Interest has died out, but the people of New Brunei wick and viciuity sbould go to Vao Aman'e ground floor studio, Burnel street, when they want pood pboioe, although cot living, arc as lifelike as on can be made. PECULIARLY MADE. Dr. Fiance's Pleasant Pellets are made of refined and concentrated botanicaJ extracts. They're different the lajffe old-fashioned pills for these Pellets as tiny MS mustard seeds, and are sugar-coated.

They're made in an improved chemical laboratory under the direct supervision of scientific nun. Everything else being equal, the smaller the size of a liver pill, the more comfort. They do not shock the system, but regulate. elMuae and tone up, the liver, stomach, ana bowala, in nature's own way. 're put up in sealed glass vials, easily In the vest-pocket IB Bilious Sick Headache, Con- Indigestion, Dizziness, or for break- ink of Colds, Fevers, and 44 pkagant peiieti" are prompt llcitingat Tbrre Ig complaint being made that younj; people who take out books lor chances ID one fair g-o and solicit them ID other fairs.

A.S this Is a course very generally practiced and chances are solicited Indiscriminately ID fairs, we doo't see that any one fair has nn especial grievance. Dummy i Ivomio'i. Oct. 11. Tiirips has this dlsputc-h from its correspondent in Tlen-Tsin.

"Minister N. R. O'Conor has arrived at Che-Foo aboard S. Alacrity and is proceeding in haste to Pekin The emperor if now taking the Inlativp and is infusing new energy Into the work of national defence, mustering military resources the existence of which was scarcely suspected. The viceroys of Yunkwel and Hukwang have been summoned to Pekin for counsel The Japanese admlraJ has been making sham demonstrations with dummy shlpi painted like war vessels, but there always have been same two cruisers appearing about the promontory of Shan-Tung-.

The English papers received contain a falsified of the Chinese emperor's declaration of war. The 'rooting the pestilential Japanese from their lairs' IB not in the original. Experience has shown that Japanese accounts of events preceding and during the war have been systematically misleading." FHOFOSJLX.S. FUR MACADAM ROAD, KARITAN TOWNSHIP. MIDDLESEX J.

Bcpiuulng I'umptown Corner, and extending, along ()ak trw nmd in Holly's corner iliMHiici- of Sealed for work endorsed with the above title, name of person or person? mukini: the sainr, will be received, at Michael Welsh's hotel. South Amboy N. on Friday, October 19, A. at 10 o'clock, a. at which place and hoar the estimates will be opened by the Itoad Committee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders and the award of contract made to the lowest responsible bidder with adequate security, as soon thereafter as possible.

The Bids must for (lie furnishing of all material aud labor nic.ensni'v for tue completion idlu road to the at prict lineal foot Kach bid must be accompanied bj satisfactory bond of one thousand dollars or a satisfactory guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder. Tbe successful bidder must be prepared within five days to enter into bonds to approved by committee in the r-um l-'-i the contract price. In default ol ajiu successful bidder presenthl4 said bond said co.nractor will be considered as having abandoned IIH HBIIH The work 10 uenoc at such time as tho engineer and uupon IMH designate. The righl rvprcsBly reserved by said road committee to rujeci um all blue if tliey shall deem it best for the interest do. Bidders rvipiircd lu state their names and olnc.ee of n-sivlenc.

Hie naino of nil parties interested with tliein ilh-reni, aud if no person be so interested they shall distinctb- state Ihe fact. Tbe speci flea lions can be ween at the office of Asher Atkinson. George street, Mew Brunswick. U. J.

Approved Road Committee of the Board of Chosen MICHAEL WELSH, Director. ASBURY FOUNTAIN, Chairman. JOHN TEN BROEC1C FRANCIS AfULVEY, DAVTT) Mrrr.OSKKV. oc4td We have an elegant line of Dress Goods for Fall and Winter ia. in all the new and latest style of Goods from the very cheapest to the finest quality goods.

for this month. All wool Double width Flannel at 19c per yard. Double widih Plaid Dress Goods never sold nnder 21c. at 12 1 2c per yafrd. Double width Fancy Cashmeres, regular price 25e, sale price 15cper yard Extra Fine quality double width Cashmeres 36 inches wide, regular price 35c, sale price 19c per yard.

We also have better grades of goods which we will sell far below regular prices. Do not forget to call and examine our Cloaks or purchasing elsewhere. AT- Capes before 14,16 AND 18 PASSENGER STAGES TO A Furniture Sale TAPKEN MILLEK -ABB GREAT BARGAINS -nr- and Company, an motion. AwNar to they're eold. toe, for 4 tp five latiifaGttoa, To for Pitteburg, Oct.

wheelmen of western Pennsylvania are vary anxious to learn of the fate of Frank Lenz, and various schemes have been proposed to do so. At a conference it decided to start a subscription list for thr purpose. These gentlemen feel certain that wheelmen will respond liberally to BUch a plan and that enough money will be raided by this means to send out a searching party in the of ftndlnjf Lenx, who le this olty about three years agro to make a tour of world on a bicycle. He is supposed to be either dead or In the deserts of Asia. Chief of Police Fatally Hnrt, Lebanon tbe Kniphts of PyttllRS parade Georgr L.

Powell, chief of Indianapolis polloe futve. was thrown from his horse. His tipnrt hit the oobbleetones with ii-iMt-'u- force Hip skull was fractured and hit, Cace badly smashed. He was taken io Inrtianapolia. His death is almost certainty Mat.

Blood t'oittonlug. London. Oct. 11. dispatch from i in.

to saye that Prof. has again been summoned by WIT-" to attend tht czar, and will start for Livadia at once and remain for some tii.n A'-r to the Cracow pyaemia has been established, arid none of the official reports the rzar'o condition tallies with the facts. TELFORD AND MACADAM ROAD. WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, MIDDLESEX CO Beginning at a corner near Lehlgh Valley railroad station, in Perth Amboy, and extending along the road leading to Rahway, through the village of Woodbridge, to the bridge across.tbe Rahwny river near Six Roads a distance of 30,946 foet. TO CONTRACTORS Sealed for work endorsed with the above title, nanic of person or persons inakinu tl game, will be rec tved at Michael Welsh's Hotel, SOUTH AMBOY, N.

on Friday, October IB, 1894. at 10 m. at which place and hour the estimates ill be opened bv the Road Committee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders and the award of contract made to lowest responsible bidder with adequate security, as soon thereafter as possible. The Bids must be for the i of oil tia material and labor necessary for the completion oj rond agreeable to thr epeciBcation ut a per lineal foot. Each bid nuisi be accompanied bj a satisfacton- of one dollars (SlOOO 1 or a Batwfai-lory guarantee faith on tue pan of the bidder.

The bidder muet be prepared wkhir flve days to enter into bonds to bv approved by thf committee in the sum uf 1 1 -i the contract price- In default of said successful bidder presenting said bond said contractor will be considered as hav- ingabandoned tbe same. The work to commence at such time, as the engineer and supervisor may designate. The right is expressly' reserved by said road committee to reject anv or all bias if they shall deem it best for the pubiicInterest eo to do. Bidders are required to state their names and places of residence, the names of all parties interested with them therein, and if no person be so interested they shal! distinctly state the fact. The specifications can be seen at the office of Asher Atkinson, 889 George street, New Brunswick, N.

J. Approved. £pid Committee of the Board of Chosen Free. MICHAEL WELSH, Director. ASBUBT FOUOTAIK, Cbftinou.

RIVALRY It will not take place an the RAR1TAN RIVER. The Great Pale will place at No. 52 Onnrch street all that is neoess ry is to bring your Brain-Holders to the Sale and Oeo. J. Litterst Co.

will fit 7our pocket books and your head. It makes if its large, small or medium, Geo. Lltterst can fit tham with all the popular Rivals Will Become Excited Because Litters' will take the wind out of their "uatls. Where is ihftre worker who will pay out- rtgoUB when be can go where th's ''Ireotn and bny all tbt- popular shapes, mlnni ex- proflts a Gecrge LitU-rst S3 Church street DIAMONDS, WATGHESV CLOCKS, JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER HATED WARE, OPERA GLASSES, GOLD AND SILVER HEADED CANES, FINE SILK UMBRELLAS AC. MO.

59 CHURCH: 'told ind Takee in Trade. that will cause a commotion among people in every cJass in New Brunswick, has now commenced at WilHa' large stores on Burnet street. We are going to sell our furniture at prices that will take the wind out of all othar dealers sails, in order to dispose of onr stock for new goods. J. D.

WATSON Nos. 14 i 20 Water New Brunswick, N. MAHTTTiOTrjBBRB Of Wcmsa Talk Meo talk, and In fact everjboiy talks about the superior quality of our meats. Alwajs fresh and slaughtered rvery day at our abattoir EVERY KIND OF FURNITURE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. J.

WILLIS' FORNITDRE WAREROOMS, and SOO Burnet Street. J. BAYJRD KIRKPATRICK, No. 356 George Sinai, New Brunswick, N. J.

White Lead, Zinc, Oila, Turpentine, Japan and Varnishes, Paste Paint. Wood Stalni and Dry Colors. The "Superior Liquid Pillar" for all woods la popular evarywhere. Brunswick Mixed Palnti noted for their rirb color and and are warranted tc About Meat the finest steaks, chops, roasts and various cuts of fresh meats. Always satisfactory, never tough and direct from our large Ice box Xvery Day Our aeons call for and deliver orders to any part of tbe City.

Our u-iephono rail is Nn 75 JOSEPH WAKER E. H. WIKOFF. CATERER. Confectioner Fancy cake baker ITHOLEBAIiB AKD BCTAIX Ice Cream Dealer.

and Banqoeto foraUbed irith every reqatoite. CHURCH STREET BRTTNSVTOK. f71-lT HflRVFY 8HUMWAY. Areliiicet and Keal Estate. Post Office MHfe City, 2c.Eacli, Jelly Covers.

Fruit Jars, Robber Kings, all sizes. Prices Cut in Half on Japanese Porch Curtains, JAPANESE NAPKINS. American Fire of Philadelphia. Commercial tfnion of London. Caledonian Ins.

Scotland. Fire Association of Philadelphia. Genaania of New York. German American, New York. Hanover, New York.

North America, Phil. Lancashire, Manchester, England i Western Assurance Toronto. Liverpool London Globe. Niagara of New York. Pennsylvania Fire of Philadelphia Phoenix Assurance Cd.

of 8nn Fire Office, London. American Surety Company, Imperial Insurance London. Ajssets Over Something New HEW BRUNSWICK N. J. OAPETAIi HOO.OOO.

Suaraos AHD Psoras, 25,000. Safe Deposit Boxes FROM 8O TO -AT- Anderson's Gbioa Store, 50 M. Estate, Life Insurance. We art Offering the Greatest Value in Ladies' Dongola Button Shoe Eyer Known. The New Shapes and Styles Ladies' Overgaiterr At Astonishingly Low Prices.

From 35 oenta up to the Finest Beaver Cloth at $1.25. C. Hoagland's.