The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 3

3EVENING' MLW, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1 CAUGHT PAGES, PETER BRUIN, and Nearby 1 G. B. SNYDZR, Painter, Decorator a Steam and Hot Water Heaters, 1 las this -cUy rcce iv 1 '-A- THE EVEEIKG HEWS i pLUMEING AND OAS FITTING, FAPEIl XZATTGriri. rounding towns. Agents wsuieU in all lOWD.

itliin ...,1. y.t 1,.. and Slato Rooflngy Furnaces MICHIGAN AND OHIO "Instigator oobsi" Dstecttoas Dboam a Haw rnbalM aa4 S.aanM T. LotUS B-wrU. 1 Joe Dotbs loved cm and confided In her.

As on faro It Ml hi lev and confldenoe he is now la Ue Loot laUod City jail, wkers Ella is alas cotJlr.d. Joe 1 a lucky man, ar rather was. for b. no decidedly "doWa en his He has twe profes. slcoa He is a trained bosptlal nuns and never bad any trouble gettiniemplovmenU as the various in firm art as tn sad around Kew York sensed to be in need of just sack a nssa whenever be was seeking employ- GAJIFIEIVD.

3ST J. beS iuaaej and Ranges. rrtt? rrrmsiTflTTTTvjn. nnnno Jraers will be received by the folio wing lor the piper or for want" or other adveuUeoieuta. Passaic, H.

i Ktrubles Drug store, MHin aveoue; Utile Falls. Ueo, a Quimby; Oakland, W. S. Carrj Ntw-fouudlsod, Tbeo. U.

Brown; BuUer, win, oldham; Ueckertown.W. Stanton; from our crpexienced buyer, Lynch's Place. Main Harrison Sts. GEO. a TAHOV7, whose judgement needs tu comment We hare Gsnllesasn's Road and Car- 3 Howard Furnaco ueorgelhigbton, Underclifl, Midland Park, U.

M. Eeymer; Uidge- Wood. J. 11 I .1.2 in rlagea Horses, also sxrmr and Boat- ness Horses. onlv low diving flue in the market.

Is 44 inches Also a Black Taosr that cs -IV-s (a Chris. Veeeart, H. Kinne; Pompton, "H-kwood1; Suffern, Joseph Flanl-tao Ridpfield Patk, Y. 8. a highand aves 33 rcis.

in rutu PASSAIC, N.J, Choice. Foreign and Domestic Wines. Liquors and Cigars, Electric Care pasj the door. 85a. 7" xiacaensacx, McDonald, North Pltltrum I ES, RANGES HEATERS li'nTk J.

McO.no jodo nepan; mas. Ulark Dui-rett's botel, Uncoln Bridge; Chris-an Wsvne. R.n.s. im i A.rfli,i irgest Stock and lowest prices. Greatest variety in Boyle Bros i Union Hill, Bcbueueo SALESROOM, jew uurhsm aud Homestead P.

r. ilarkins Bamapo N. J. John Cormick. TO PASSAIOr ij.Oiacii' v( at Suffsrns, N.

as Hiring Co. SPECIAL BARGAINS. FROM PASSAIC. I have handsome pairs of matched nlaoks and sorrels, also well matched feeTPackage of "Colo-Savo" The Director, nf bay and sorrel matched team, alt good tiivsrs and warranted. A fine bay roadster, any gentleraoa would be nrsud ef.

Call and see them. desire to express to the Unitarian socioty, their sincere aDtreciation of tlia generous subHcriotion toward tha m. chase of a house, better adapted to the M. uuioasiug uemsuus oi tee institution. Lcepor Geatltmea'i Boardiiig and Li very Etakls vinOLYii a.

Must, secretary. Peter Arnsman. a wild vnnih in IHS r.LLINIlN NT. whom the police have been searching the past six months, was captured in the Woods went of Nnrth Panto in tn. tux on.

meat But even while nursing the stek 3 oe was able te practice his other profaaiuon, that of an "Uutigator," sad as eae of the young teatlamea ceanectad with Mm la a ba way suggested, "ths emoothsst instigator oat of JaiL" But Joe was net out of Jail, for the polles had already nabbed him and thus put it in the power of the press to Inform aa expectant public what an "instigator" is. In the eenae in whieh it is used to desaribe a professional aa "Instigator" Is a man who plans robberies for other snen to commit, seldom taking aay active part la them himself. In this profcsklea Joe was an adept, as a list ot 18 postofflce robberies within 60 miles ot Kew York city, all planned by him, amply proves. These were all "instigated' and committed between Jen. 1 and the time ot Joe's incarceration a few days day, while In camp with woman OLO-SAVO." Horses rv Horses 80 HEAD, HEAD.

The tndenandaht nnlltipsl alnk lollltlcation meatinir at RamnaV Uteiuberg't place on Second street last a. i 1 COK.S AMD GEE US. liow did the lctii)n unit vnn Jurfira Improved COAL SAVER, will save Simmons; said the News lad to the old wmhouse of Passaic's Democracv. (am Lasrrnt) JOHN J. WELSH, Thursday, April 6th, 1893.

WE TVILL OFFER 80 HJEIAJD 5 per cent, of your Coal Bill. the Judge replied, "First class I ago in Leag Island City. But Joe's genius was not devoted solely to ratoAces, for did'nt vote within tee same brief period be kas given Justice I.au nnt in rifa nanal OF considerable attention to various stations rAcBAKX MTW JIB8IT. good humor yesterday afternoon When, COLO SAVO burns Coal Gas, burns Smoke, burns on ths Long Island railroad, and numerous small burglaries, side Issues as it were, are Reduces the amount of Ashes and Cinders. placed to bis credit also, Twe of th ue mei me aiws represenuti.fvnd expressed feelings both in actions end words, as be refused a free copy o7 the paper offered him.

"There is many a small burglaries ultimately led to the detection et Joe and his confederatae, far mples Free On Application at Have roa heard at the celebrated Western Horses to be sold without reserve by order of A. ZABIU8K1E. Bull's Head COMMISSION STABLES. whom the detectives had been searching unavailingly for many weeks. uourt wai orosen- in rasssic, euu many, made glad.

Harrv Alavara ha. ltttla tn aav nirar A tailor shop robbery la Brooklyn led to a raid on a dilapidated house on High street the recent Victory. Jark Welsh i also In that city, on which ths police had looked the (Teataet Blood Purifier oa the market. POTASH AUBIN, sral Agents, 287 Passaic quiet. Bob Well likewise, while V.

ThwiMBds of bottles soM la Nov Tort etty eery dajr. A full slot bottle Sale Ado. It Is es pecially gotten up la put tbe blood In a wynne is not only talkative, he feels, proud of the "gang" as they were termed, that put Mr. Brown back as mayor. Stearns Kilgour is too happy with suspicion for some time.

The place was found to be the headquarters ot a gang ot burglars, and the polios waited around nutil they captured Ave ef them. Dobbe they caught on StaWa Island, where be had just secured a situation at ths Ballon Snug Harbor hospital Another of the gam was caught masquerading as a consumptive at riL-n auu putvovanilioa aiiar awiins (iiruuKH eTere winter. iery one should take eae er two bottles at this aauoS of th. rear. Tau get onlr tbe (eauln.

at PASSAIC, N.J. AGENTS WANTED. ESTABLISHED It77 JAMES CARROLL Livery and fording SUfclec, tttaadSM 8TRAIOHT ST. aae MaaeU BUJUrO AVt.J'ATEltSON. J.

TaleahaaaMt Oeacaas OeastaaUy ea BaeA DS.STBVBLO DRUG ST01E, Bars Coaaty. The Hillsdale Manor Company yesterday began th erection a stone station, Dear Hillsdale, on the New Jersey and New Yoik Railroads. Mr. M. I.

Ball, for tU pt fifteen years station agent i at Woodridge, ou tbe Susquehanna road, has rescued. Liberty Hose Company, Uackensack, received yesterday iu new steam tire engine. A publlo test will be made this afternoon- i The insane man. ta ilackensack jail was identified by Constable Post, of Englewood yesterday, as William C. tSwith, of that town.

He has been in Morria Plains Asylum. Medals for sharp shooting' was presented to Company G. Tuesday, at the armprv in Hackensack. BLAINE AND THE 1 1 11 Tb. Fatality af tka Slxty-ttilr rt Oaae at mwu DeaMMMtntoaU "Today would have been Mr.

Blaise's sixty-third birthday, He was superstitions in regard to seven and believed that if be should otrtlrve the completion of his ninth seven years he would recover. He lid not" This langusg Is copied from an editorial in the Iowa State Register of Jan. 81, which closes without giviag reasons far Mr. Blaine's if superstition it may be called. It has been known since time oat of memory that certain years in the Uvea of all men are of peculiar Importanceyears that are liable to vicissitudes in the health and fortunes of the highest as well as tbs loweet of our race.

Where or hew this strange belief (it is not a for it has been proved time and again that the end of each 7-year period is exceptionally fatal) originated is unknown, but it is supposed to be founded on the teachings of Pythagoras, who built up a regular system of religion based on the squares and circles of the seven. In the encyclopedias yon will find reference to the belief under the heading, "Climacteric Year," but none of those in my library gives any account of the origin, antiquity or development of the idea. A letter written by Augustus Cesser refers to the prevalence of the belief even in his time. He aaya, "All the years of a man's Ufe that are multiples of seven i. 14 21, 8, 83, 43, 49, 60, 63, etc.

are crises that should not be lightly overlooked, especially the ninth seven? 63, which is the grand climacteric." Some philosophers, those of an astro-logical torn of mind in particular, have called the sixty-third year "Horicus," because of a Soman notion that it was very fatal to great men. The sole cause of the "grand climacteric" being more fatal than the other multiples of seven is supposed! to revert to the fact that is a Combination of seven and nine, both of wbiqh are mythical and aacred numbers. In this connection it may be remarked that sil nations attach signal importance to the seven and all multiples of that numbesYi Taos at' 14, rwtos seven, the male and female are supposed to have arrived at puberty at SI, three sevens, the male becomes "of age," while many writers, Aristotie io" particular, fix 83, five serene, as ths climax of bodily Vigor, and 49 as th year of maximum mental activity. At ths age of 63, when man is nine times seven years of sge, according to the very best statisticians in the world (lviril "supestition', entirely out of the question), the most trivial diseases are likely to cause death, even in what is considered the most robust of men. Ten sevens 70 has longVbeen ascribed as the limit of mans earthly career.

St. Louis Republic. Tb. Safaraadam la Irclaad. There is a phrase that conveys a vagus but painful impression of alarm to ths minds of a large number of excellent Englishmen "Americanizing Tbe general idea is of a lot of common people having the right to do things which cannot be foreseen and interrupting comfortable) and therefore safe and respectable conditions.

But the new Gladstone administration has gone a step further in this direction than we Americans had thought of gotng. It has proposed to introduce in Ireland what is known as the referendum, adapted from the practice ef the Swiss confederation. The home rale bill provides that in the case ef a disagreement between the np per and lower houeesf the Irish legislature which cannot be settled by conference the question shall be referred to the popular vote. This is of course a logical development of the English system under which a ministry, defeated on an important vote, appeals to ths country, but the new process is much more simple and direct and may be much more sweepmg. Harper's Weekly.

Gaa.rml Batter. BaaM MeaMriaa, A well known Boston gentleman told the following experience be had with General Bufier mot long sinos: The gentleman found among his taucallaaeoos papers an old hill of tha Tremont theater advertising tits performance which proved to Im the last appearance on ths stage of Mrs. Butler. This bill hi thought the general might be pleased to peruse, so he took it to him. He met General Butler descending the stain from ths courtroom, and after saluting him produced the programme, explaining its meaning.

General Butler took the document and read it carefully and slowly from tbe first "word to the last As he turned to the donor to thank him for so kindly thinking of him tn this connection, the giver said that he taw tears gently issuing from the general'i eyes as he said to him: "I thank yoo much for giving this bill to sne? I would not now part witB it for $0o0." Boston Journal. the Platbush (N. hospital, hoping thus to escape arrest. This was Barney Dougherty. Ella Bee "gave him away," and he In turn "peached" on the rest of toe gang, who had all refused to talk.

Oor. Mala Ave. aaS Wastatactes Plaos, Pastaie, JV'. The doctor else can-lee a full Has ef the beat ami pureet dnur ea tbe market ileadacbe llls cures la miauteSv Breachlal Balaam, 01. Bottle, Me, Bronchial Louaeea, 15a.

Boa. It is a habit the detectives have when they get hold of a criminal who keeps his mouth hunt up "the woman in the case." Oso of the detectives discovered that Dobbe bad a mistress named Ella Dee, ELEGANT JOHN WYHHE, who was employed as a cook by a family In Brooklyn. Ella had been a patient In a hospital where Joe wae a nurse, sad after bar recovery be devoted himself te her. though he had a wife living in the City of Churches. Ella had a handsome knife which Dobbe had given her and which the bndersigned have formed a partnership IS effloer found was one of a lot that had been stolen from a store in Oyster Bay, N.

en the same Bight when the stations at Glen Head, Sea Cliff and Locust Valley on the ur uiierance. Mike Green brooght suit against John T. Black yesterday 'before Justice Levy. The suit was for $51 for board. The justice allowed the plaintiff $39.50.

Wm Bornkeasel will succeed to his father's buaioess at the old stand, and proposes making many improvements and alterations in the place. The largest gratings ever made in the State of Jersey tor a Paterson firm can be seen at the Passaic Machine Works. The first grand annual ball of the Institute Athletio Club washeld at Whitehead's Opera House last night. It was one of the most largely attended balls of the Season and all that attended claim that it was the best managed affair ever held in this town. The grand march was led by Mr, N.

Meade and Miss Jennie Kane. Among those present were Mayor Walston It. Browu, Councilman and Mrs. Mcliulre, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter fyeid, Mrs. John McDevitt and Miss Bray of Jersey city, Mr. and and Mrs. Cody, Mr. aud Kevitt, the Misses Kevitt, School Commissioner and Mrs.

Ryan, Mr. Harry in ton and Miss Saunders Mr. and Miss Kump, Mr-Joe Zoukowski. and Miss Hogan, Mr. Burrows and Miss Kay an, Miss Qreger, Mr.

and Mrs. Haxs and Miss Tillie Kumnle, Mr. Bird Jr. and Miss Clara Kennell, Mr. C.

De Keyser and Miss DeKeyser, Mr. William Johnson and Miss Florence Carrie and many others. The music was furnished by Kennell's orchestra aud the people enjoyed themselves until the early morning hours. Long Island rallread.had been rebbed. xisr REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE under the firm name of The detective thought Eila knew something of these robberies, and after Debbe bad been arrested derated himself to her for aa evening.

A few drinks of whisky and a little flattarr iadueed her to talk Fine Whiskies Wines and Clgari. IUHE60LPLAGIL 252 MAIN AVE. fASSAIC, N. J. 2 blocks from Depot.

LOUIS REHICK, LA0l8-a GESn Oyster and Chop House. Order, dams la avar? Stfla. Alas St retail tj tbs quart. 109 ar 100. OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT.

PAPYPir about ner lover, and she incidentally men tioned Dougherty and told where he waa Then ths detective gracefully conducted 8 Bloomfield Ave. near Main Ave. her to the Ixmg Island City juih where her lover already was, though she did not know PASSAIC, N. J. improved andNrolniproved property for salt in Passaio tad Tr and rll your attention to the following bargains.

New I ecuon, pioi 8ZX124, an improvements, cabinet mantels ana pd finish near depot will be Bold for cash or traded. If you want to see tbe elegant results of intelligent sad skilled work, look at our NEW 8PE1XO SUITS AND OVERCOATS for Men. We shan't amplify on details; $10 and t'JO tells tbe story of price, snd nothing better can be bad iu this country for the money. Dress ths Boys Children Properly. We have all tbe prettiest and newest styles of the season.

A bill goes a great way in this department, aud we are always np iu quality aud down in price. EATS4ND CAPS. un "noea hu, 9 rooms, barn, plenty of fruit, plot 60x130 very easy It, and where she has Since refused to say anything that can be of service to the police. Then the detective turned his attention to Mr. Doughert y.

On being told that Ella Dee and Joe Dobbs were under arrest, and knowing that the woman would sacrifice bim to save her lover, he concluded to turn state's evidence. The police think his testimony will' cenvict the worst gang of safe crackers and general burglars that has operated around New York in many years. If it does, Mr. Joseph Dobbs, professional nurse and expert "Instigator," will not be able to practice either of his profession, for some years to come. ODDS AND ENDS.

S28 Washington Place, Opp. Opera House, Passaic, J. on Irving Place, 6 room, electric light plot 57x100. 00 "anklin Ave 7 rooms, plot 50x150, five minutes walk from the 40x150. another 70r15O nn flraanr Ava r.n ha hnnirh nn rhean.

7-eigbt lots delightfully situated at Rutherford Terrace will be singly or very low price if sold by March 30. lainn A. a oi iana in rapidly growing section of th city. call upou us. JOHN A.

PARKER. FRED A. PARKER. HOLLINGSHEAD'S LHery, Sale and Exchange STABLE, Washington Placo and EiverRoad GARFIELD, N. J.

Horses and Wagons of all kiods for sale sod to let. OPEN ALL NIGHT. For everybody Men, Boys and ChildrenGOc. up. Alpines, Derby's aud all the fancy styles for the little folks.

EENE Spring Styles. Over C00 varieties of cotton are said to exist 400 in Asia and Africa and 800 in. America. The Spanish peasant works every day and dances half tbe night, and yet eats only his black bread, onion and watermelon. Montana is larjrer than New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhods Island, Connecticut, Kew York and Pennsylvania put together.

The making of a man cook in France Is a long and tedious process. When a young man decides to pursue a cunary career he selects his nominal instructor, to whom he purr a fee of gV)0. O.rfl.ld Hnt.a, Mr. William Christie has bought three lots on Marsellus Heights snd intends to erect a handsome residence at once. Mr.

Chas Rowland has a handsome cottage in course of erection on Marsellus Heights. TheC. V. B. Demarest Astoclatlo'n beld ball at Hollingshead's Palace ball last night and proved to be great success.

The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hollingsbead and over 75 couple were in the march. Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. B. Demarest, Mr.

and Mrs. William Finnegan, Mr. and Mrs. Waldron, Mr. and Mrs.

KImer Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs' Van and Mrs. Daniel Gillan, Mr. and Mrs. Huehne, Mr, and Mrs.

George Baker, Mr. Herbert Marsellus, Mr. Joseph Conktin, Mr. W. Bush, Mr.

J. Wall, Mr. Thomas Wall, Mr. E. Martin, Mr.

Joseph O'Rouke and many others too numerous to mention. per, Cheese and Eggs, NEBAL GROCERIES, Gents' Soft Rat from 60 cts. to 13.00. Badges and Uniform Caps as low as the Lowest. ic Street, Passaic, K.

J. HI a One Price Clothiers, 221-223 MAIN frtd Cigars, Tobacoo BROS FITZGERALD MARTIN HOGAN, General Contractor. MAS01T WORK AT- SPECIALTY. 387 GRAND ST. and Candle, H.

M. ROSS. HERMAN FIUTZ, PssmIc Kstknal Baak Bundlag. PsauieM.f; Has ala. larr ock ot pUipn for snbnrbae eMtaca.

kttaiaaa, atraetoraa vliicb IU peop.e thinking of bull sis sad wlilck eiS ke abows Jiem free af eoat IVU Batters and Gent's Furnishers, 230 Main Ave. next la Swsn's. PATEKSO. M. I.

ASD DECORATOR, liters MatfvH e. B. Music supplied for Bella, Parties and Parade. Apply a above. Nova on 0B ArRIl4 "ore oonaxxiota prsurtse raSSaift Rtraa I MM WWW The Evening News's Book Coupon.

ii miii i Eighty Per Cent Saved to our Readers in the Eighty Per Cent Saved to our Readers in RAILWAY RUM8LE3. Ju. Purchase of Standard Works of Fiction! To aay see Vbs ti aeaS thaa Caepaa. iblrS eis.se cut trnm tea nsees af tk Same Sate ot ta tea awee. ef SiffTrol istt-ii aneax ixaiM Tw.atji Crau in puaae scaaia.

et silirer. we U1 staS. aoet-aetd. Taai Cmmptm hmftm. act a S.olMe aeura wla ot lares doaMe-ealsBia pe(ca, is a asai auracur.

row, sod pnalad (run slaar, readt. ij pa, as Mldl.a Park h.t.a, Wbo said that "Eddie's barber tad fluent He turned up as big aa hie Wednesday after a few days absence at Gloucester. The Democrats seem determined to move the Post office but what wilt result from their labors we are at present unable tossy An excellent entertainment was given at Columbia hall last evening by Morton's Minstrel troupe of Ridge wood. A fair sized audienc was present at the performance. Mr.

Horton'i show is at Wald wick next week. A butcher of our vicinity bet ft with a mason that his horse would out, weigh the masoo'a. The bet was accepted and when the horses were weighed the mason's bone was 800 pounds heavier thaa the butcher's. A compromise wss made ana the mason is to have his meat furiished free for two weeks. Mr.

Johnson Steele has moved'oi the TT0EK. HlXEBUCKSlITniXG. arvaas lha Waeie la ClcM ways, Bf Jna u. Ht.l.ruri.rnxktn. St iUBtim Deaaa A writ.

a fca u.v.t Tm hlMk Sairf. i. u.rss Soon. TV VarM letter. Sy Sitii.wt H.aToas Klae Imwi Kiui.

Sr a H. I h. Si k.ina eat ml lwr TWw jT'Sa, Atea 1a. fc tu Kot a person has been killed ia a Maine raiiraad wrack BerUa kathe wtaert train root en she eon Uneat-taat eS Anhalt station, which is 19S tact I inches. Senator Hills save thai for 10 years the railroads of Texas bar been operated at aa actual loss ef ll.OUX&JO a re to the railroads thaSBsalvee.

la taglaad those pans of teoo-Dotlvea whieh are ueeie to rust an seeds ocVgsiva, aisae trea, ea4 that tsalaea theukude of tender teaks and alas the eoel spaces. Thtr4 YVoe Praatdent Webb has placed In his offies a munooUi p)u'pn by 10 feet in dlssenaiana of the Empire State ex-px-we takm est Ue IsnUal trip 60 saUassaaefUi ACQOACKANOHI HODSE 282 MAW ATESUE. N.J. 5T EIK i Served iaevery style at Zaun Wagner's Also at rstmfl by the quart, 100 ot 1,000 ARMORY HALL to let far tails and meeting u3 fe to ort. rim mi mmm abuwa.

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