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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03
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Crescent City Sugar Refinery q .eI!!,

Crescent City Sugar Refinery,
Now Orleans, Jan. u, 1879.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. Agent 1esS,r JnO.
New York. for Vi4isr's Improved Freuch
Plocoss for Oiscrustin9 Boilers
Dear Wr-I have tried Tie disincrustant you
srO to agent for thoroughly: w. have been
M Il "a several weeks. I did this ~ per.
sens{ fsvef y you, for generally dislike ma
mn experiucnts. can only ssy that I am
~ that have given the dis!ncrustant . trial
ler II be- turaed out b.. far tho best thing OF
IL kid thst ever as.4. Il como Up TO oil II.
claias % IL printed circular, aud In future I
I'm reogunend Msssrs. A. Thompson Co..
20 use Il exclusively In their boilers over and
IL prslsrsses 70 my ether process for discrust
ine boilers.
Irsaaia, very respectfully.
JAMES r. KING,
Eugineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We endorse the sbove.
A. THOMSON eco.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03
BusiDess Mentios.

RE RIVER, ~ IT STANDa AND FALLS -
CROPS AZ GATHERED, AsD FUTURE
PROSPECTS MENTION
OF GOOD AZ WELL A
BAD 7ylfES.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03

The PeiCo Current Gays:
There have been some interrup.
tions 70 packing operations Ut some
II the leading potnte the past week,
by q disposttio1 on the part Of the
trade 70 hold Of and let tho prices Of
hogs decline. Tals end has been &C.
CON plished hero, who're prices Of
hOgs have dropped fully 50 oenss per
100 pounds. and do not yet give ~.
surences OF ''scrapiug bottom" At
Onicego tho dscitne he been about
% cents per 100 poaodds. To..! psok::
,ng Tor tie week e. tee d! een principal
mona week. and So. 00O during cor.
responding time Ase ysal. TO date
these pla0so have reached Q total ol
: 6 90, u 40 90 0oeo thaa at tha
sIs,nc ti@o lase yUes. 1oteeioe polota
~ cooaidonbll aAead oeooero6pood.
ing daaS ~ yeaf. y ~ agEsgas>
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03

Isedss Foundry, !
Now Orleans. Feb. 3, ls79.
NJ. nugh W. Mosteonery, Now Orleans, Ia,
Agest ier vigisr's 11proved French pro-
ceas for Disipcrusttug Steam Boilers
ceas lor oouo moSths. and giving II . fair and
f6ll thai ~ ca state that L has produced tho
nest saslsfactsry results on our boilers BY r.
novine iaoeustations and o4octually prevent'
iQe to foFuatioa Of tho ssDo.
Ne oordially recommend Il TO those using
holleev. ARCHIBALD xITCHELl
EupoeiStondent Leeds Foundry.
HENRY RENlSON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS L CO.,
Propristors Leedt's Foundry.
Discount 70 tho trade. Send for Circulars 70
Hush ". Montgomery. l6o Common strest,
New 0rlsaas, Sole Agent for tho southwest.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03

These figures show that tho ave.
rsge peics Ut the leGiing articles Of
consumption ha0 advanced NOR.
.nao 0lty per cent. within the lso'
veae. That u to ssy, one dollar end
.1ity cents to-day will not, upou the
.vees9e. poecoaso % no toS9 one
wear ago.
Thu following. from tho Louisville
C,urisr. Journal. indicates the per.
;entage Of the increase or decrease
eported by the Department Of Asri.
culture fOr cotton crops OF tho ".
eious States % compared With lass
v.Ur:
Per cont. Est. yield
States. Yielh 1873 Inc. or de-. 1872.
Y nnrol,na 90 7QA I'M ga n ar Nm
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03
FOR FIRST CLASS BOARD
90 To-
Gus WRjcHT'S.

% St. Denis St.
He keeps bis tables supplied Nth
vi the delicacies OF the seasOn-Oys.
ters, 0sh game, etc.
TERMS At HARD TIME RATES.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03

~ VIZ CLUB WITH THIS PAPER. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03

Aasalpaekase Of "elACk: 0aAven1"
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30
ION, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY. OCTOBER go

From VIM II. Evart's Speech at Cooper Institute,
Sept. o. 1880
Thank God, they have got all the sec
tionalism now in front, and in the solid
South. [Applause. = = We will
save the government from passing into
the hands of sectionalism next November,
and four years hence, and eight years
hence, and twelve years hence, and so on
during the long roll of the history Of the
American people. Applause.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30
A CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING IN NEy
YORK. JAN. II, lS74.

To THE CITIzeNs OF NEW YORK: To-
days Associated Press dispatches Of the
events which took place in our sister city
of New Orleans present the most marked
attack upon the rights of American citi-
zenship which has been made since the
establishment of our government.
A legislative body of a sister state,
peacefully assembled, has been broken
into and dispersed by Federal troops, act
ing under orders from the President of
the United States.
To give expression to the outraged feel
ings which every citizen of free Com
monwealth must experience, that crime,
happily in this country so unparalleled
against underlying principles of our gov
eminent, we ask you to assemble, ire
spective of party ties, at the Cooper ms
titute, on Monday evening, Jan. IL, a
8 o'clock.
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT, WIN. M. EvARTs
VIM E. DODGE, WH1TELAw REID.
And many others.-N. Y. SAM
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30
PENDLETON ITEMS.

PENDLEToN, Oct. 20, 1880.
During the last week Lockwood & Slower
have put in fine pair Of hay scales, in front
Of their Livery Stable.
The brick work on Milarkie's new bull ding
is finished. It looks splendid, and will COM
pare favorably with the brick buildings of any
town in the State We learn that the lower
story is to be occupied by Summerville &
Raley as drug store. Too this it is well
adapted as the fine glass front will enable them
to show their goods to advantage. The second
story will be used for Offices.
Col. Larabee spoke here on the l4th to the
largest and most enthusiastic audience which
it has been my pleasure to see in Pendleton.
The effort is pronounced by both Republicans
and Democrats as the ablest ever heard.
G.. w. Walker Esq. addressed the Hancock
and English Club on Friday evening. Alarge
and very attentive audience was in attendance
The speech is spoken of by many as able and
! interesting. In fact the audience evinced
their appreciation Of what the speaker said by
loud and long applause.
| On Sunday last, much interest was manifest
over the motion made in the Legislature to re.
consider the motion by which the Division oi
Umatilla county was indefinitely postponed
We are not advised as to what turn the mat
| ter took.
The residence Of Cap Wm. Martin, sheriff
is nearing completion. The building look,
quite well and will be an ornament to oul
town. Perhaps Cap. commenced this OUTLAY
before the Legislature voted him back pay
over the left, but then he is able to foot tn,
bill without any back pay.
Much dissatisfaction seems to prevail owe
the law made by the legislature, relative +
making the offices of Clerk and Shariff salar
led Offices and in fact we fear the Legislator
has made quite blunder. And the fact tina
nine counties were exempted from the opera
ton Of the law does not look well.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

The house bill approprieting $4,000
in aid of monument to DR.. Whitman,
was reported back to the house with the
recommendation that it do not pass.
The bill was then indefinitely postponed.
The reason that guided the house in its
action is said to be the present financial
condition Of the state.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

Subscribe for the LEADER,
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

Oh, yes! You can rely on webfoot
oil at all times, night or day, as sure
cure for Group or spasm. Ask for it at
McCon d Miller's.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

The Oregon Railway and Navigation
company have resolved to increase their
capital stock from $4,000, 900, to s9,-
100000.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

The total value of petroleum and
petroleum product export for the past
year was in round numbers, $34, 900 900,
being falling off of $4,000, 900, as COM
pared with the year preceding.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30
WARNED,

They stood at the garden gate,
By the lifting OF a Lid
She might have read her fate
In the little thing he did.
He plucked q Beautiful flower,
Tore 1t away from its place
On the side Of the blooming bower,
And held It against his face.
Drank in its beauty and bloom,
In the midst of his idle talk;
Then cast it down to the gloom
And dust of the garden walk.
Aye, trod it under his foot,
As 1t lay In his pathway there;
Then spurned IL away with his boot,
Because it had ceased to be fair.
{ All, the maiden mighthave read
The doom Of her young life then;
But she looked in his eyes instead.
And thought him the king Of men.
She looked In his eyes, and blushed;
She hid In his strong arms fold;
And the tale Of the flower, crushed
And spurned, was once more told.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

A field of forty acres of wheat near
Watsonville, Cal, yielded 81 bushels
per acre. From 20 to 80 bushels per
acre ID reliably reported as frequent
yield this year, in Pajaro valley.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

West Virginia election returns are
very meager The democrats claim the
state by from 10000 to $4,000, the re-
publicans cnncede it by 5000.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30
NO PATENT, NO PAY.
p A IT E N IT S.

obtained for mechanical devices, medical other
pounds ornamental designs, trade marks and labels.
Caveats Assignments nterferences Infringements and
all matters relating to Patents promptly attended to.
We make preliminary examinations and furnish opinions
to patentaby, free Of CHARGE and all who inter-
ested in inventions and Patents invited to send
for copy of our Gxde for obtaining Patents, which
sent free to any address, and contains complete in
structions how obtain Patents and other valuable
matter During the past five years VIC have obtained
nearly three thousand Patents for American and Foreign
inventors and give satisfactory references in almost
every county in the Union.
Addrcss:-Louts Bagger & Co., Solicitors OF Patents
and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit Building, Washington,
D.. C.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-10-30

Use Oriental Hair Tonic for preserv-
ing the hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board of Education held a short session yes
terlsy afternoon. report from John Jasper, me
CITY Superintendent of Schools read. which
shaved that tho attendance July 2, the day pre-
ccfl,nc the usual vacation, was 95,55S. On Scptem-
increase of 6.495 as compared tn the opening
session last year. The total number OF pupils adj
mitted the first week was 20,502. OF 1892 leach
ers who were engaged during the past year. 2 ,643
reported Mt the opening session. In consequence Of
the large bills for advertising, an amendment was
offered TO the bylaws by winch advertising III two
civ newspaper should he made unnecessary.
The budget for the ensuing year was then read.
Int was not acted upon. The whole estimate of
expenses for 1851 is T3.G2O,O3J Of which the most
important appropriations are the following: For
salaries in the Grammar Schools and Primary
Schools s.. 40 900; salaries i'll the Normal School.
500 $50 ; salaries of teachers IN the evening
SOC 800 {: supplies books, maps. etc. $40 600. A
special appropriation of $3.50 for scientific appa-
aims III The department of Nautical Science in the
Normal School V as made By the Board, after which
il adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
OPENING OF The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
rus1 DAY OF THE FoRIY-SIN1H ANNUAL EhHi"'

OPENING OF The AMERICAN INSIlI oln
FIRST DAY OF THE FoRiY-SINlH ANNUAL h"''"'
TON.
,, ninth annual exhibition of the Ameri-
con Institute was opened yesterday AFTERNOON .'e
. o'clock The formal opening an no, INN P Haro
till an hour later. The applications lor spauo hn
been very numerous, and the managers nav Th;s
uuder fine necessity of rejecting great uidny.
has afforded an opportunity to dscIlmiLidao ,ho
verev in favor of the best one oi the e tardness of
evhibItors in arranging their displays. MOI noro
than one-haf were ready yesterday, ine iso
department being particularly ~ iaul,. nnear
the exhibition presented an Inletest,ns 1 anI
ance The building decorated WIN laGS IAN, any
fcstoons of bunting. The 0th Regiment Danu,
under its new leader Mr. Aronck;, War large organ
containing all the latest and most improved seops'
Three concerts each day will he gwen upon 'i' III
strument. III, .4oo.od attention
Yesterday was n machine for packing tobacco IT
receives the tobacco III hopper WelsuS i'l'S' s
it in bags turning on, tue I'D feed the bags
and the other Ia tie them. Thirty Dag' i"u ~,
are thus prepared. This formerly required tn a1
labor of twenty men, Incle Is aso ~ ~ i; cntirlv
a machine for making cigarettes, when IS ena'i ,
new The tobacco and papers are pun Illo wy
machine separately and the cigarettes come ouC
completely made The cntt9K "i slss '' as IL the
making of soda water and candies. mere are
many fine exhibitions of furniture among lngH
dcsk. There is also temple of polished wood, III
which are specimens of many Kinds oil imported
woods The several columns supporting the can
opy are each SINGLE pieces highly, polished ana
the whole structure is Illuminated by four glass
chandeliers. ,,, anna
A number of spectators was attracted by .appa-
rntu, for automatically weighing ana registering
grain and there was great crowd around steam
cider-prcss The usual exhibitors OF the ART oi
oIass-hloWing were present. There were seVoral
exhibits of cmhalmcd natural flowers There was
n handsome display of miniature yachts. among
them a catamaran measuring five feet over All ana
three feet beam, and which the maker THINKS can
sail seven knots an hour.
The ceremonies attending tho opening conslsteu
of a procession through the grand hall OF an me
officers, wearing appropriate Insignia: Nhen the
music stand was reached, Nathan {: Ely. president
of the Institute. delivered the opening address, III
he conrse of which ne said that should il be thought
expcdIcnt. formal addresses by distinguished citi-
gems will be made during the progress OF the ex-
hIIlIfinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
FIXING me VALUE or MILK.

At a meeting OF the Milk Dealers'Unon Yesterday
afternoon. at No 100 IIcsterst.. a committee was
appointed to confer with committees from the
Kinps County aud New-iork Mix Exchanges at
Centre Hall. No. ~ and l49 West Thirty second
~ Tomorrow at p. III. Resolutions were adopted,
whic. will he laid before the joint committees,
urginy the necessity OF having "a standing com
mittee, composed OF all equal number from each
regularly organized body of milk dealers in New
York Brooklyn. Jersey CITY and liOboken, whose
duty t shall be 10 meet not later than the 18th OF
each month TO determine the value OF milk for that
month The value fixed shall he known as the es
tablshed market price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
INVESTIGATING CITY EXPENDITURES.

The committee of the State Senate appointed to in
yestigatc the city expenditure met Yesterday even
ing in the Mayors Office. at the City Hall All the
members were present namely, Senators Mccarthy
(chairman). Mills. Baker Bixby, and Strahan.
After II short discussion. IN which II was generally
conceded tnat there would be difficulty i'll securing
the proper attendance of witnesses while the Pres
DENTAL campaign was going on. and several of the
members stated that they would themselves be
busted in political matters, il was decided to adj
ionrn the investigation until after the election. On
The motion of Senator Baker. il was therefore ad-
iourned 10 November g. the sessions of the commit
Tee thereafter to he held daily until the nyestiga
ton directed by the Senate is completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Leave OF absence
for six months has granted Assistant Surgeon f. C.
Aiusworth Assistant Surgeon Curtis Z. Price has been
ordered tareport IN person 10 the Commanding General
Department OF the East. for assignment to duty
Lave Of absence tor SIX months has been granted
Captain theodore J. Whit. eth Cavalry.
Yeaye Of sbssooe for three months has been Granted
rrst Lieutenant r. W. Morrison, 18th Iufsntry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
SHIP .NLUS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....sEPr *
ARnIN EI.

aRRJvEr
str Algeria tBr. on. Liverpool Sept and oueennov,
Nevada l:r Jones, Liverpool Sept and oueen.,ov,
str ohenzolern GER Sanders. Bremen sept4 10 Gal,
Sir Planryu tBes) Fack Antwerp isla DAYS, TO rnooA
Sir scotia (Rr), spittaI Leghoru Aug H. Hes.naIs D.,
lermo 10, Naples ". halaEa II and GibialsrSI To-
Pomona tBri, Mailman aonteso Fay Port xanas
vessel 70 Bsnea% p sarios O. ''"''
s,r a., oos Lg9s5 De !" Dn DOMINION SEQ
ship Constant London July ~ and Plymouth An.
O. w'fi' mdse 10 ,rinnell Mnturg q Co
srens nian Jscearino. FanchaI 20 lays with wlps
Sars Gacier 'o wscasset0 Mcisasin Brun,wics i,
DAYS with lombcr oW par6@ye.se b Miller Houghton
Egeia II q John. b. Carter kochcort ~ days In
'f Bars ore stewart oi John. b. smith, Haii,r7
day- IA ballast to sac" q BnrSes'', o.
with IRON brrels to order; vessel TO- 3ertarK
sr a~ ni r, s pf s 'S CO y 10 eaoc syt
8rg Eastern Star Bogart Barbadoes and Angai 20 days.
Painter, BarOadocs - days with rrow
Brig Ett, wnucmore, Wright Blboa 30 days. with IRON
ORE and btrresI to crd, RI vessel 10 J.a pfYs Co.
schf Vi T. 81 pierre OBJ, Haley. H. days with
@chr " and Il Woth,rsDoon (Brl. Petus Hnsboro. NBa
day win plaster to woherspooa BRO, vc''el 10 eyas
sch Ne,tie Brett Of aud IRON JohnN o. days. with
lumber order; vessel to a 7 Heney,
Scbr Ii Young Cotton, Nhute y = w "ifs Win puhHto
sebr O Remington Mcintosh samina Bay days With
guau0 Wilson and Aswoll vessel 10 Brett son q Co.
~ The following vessel anchored below came 10 TO thu
Sh!p Jes,e Bnrrll OBJ B'aaveit Antwerp
wIND--snnset--At sandy Hook mod'rAie' NV cloudy
AT CITY Island the same
NOTICE.
FoRraRss MONROE sept l5.-vlrgins pilots report the
buoy hog Island Point James RIVER, nearly sunk
c.tissn
prI.to CITY i3r Peters Ii,ioL Arki co: WA shoren
B T IobS Ss lsTfoW Ea9is ara = c' sa, T
Hazard Johns r. Ponce Ar-ayo &C. Z 0ltebridg,
seaman: AlvO Bn, Williams KINGSTON. Savannlh, etc.
Pm fOrwo0d q GO: Hntcln:oa. Henry Ne@oileans Boz
KiehmonG. Stevens West Point "a. Os Dominion >. O.;
Be l. Iu phers Norfolk Pont aud f.eAmond % 30.
Co Fanny Cad~aiadrr. lark ~ t0r'J ktems
Co; Navishal tBri weston Ays BOYD ncken; Heyelus
Ii1ht tJSrl oman Penarh Bros,
Jane tr teaney Lynn Dock Boyd & Hlne-en. Altoaa
town Falmouth Plymouth for orders. austin Bald
slehle: Giuseppe ADundo lltaD Erdr Narei fnnch.
Etye & Co Vma OBJ Jeine - Johno y j. h9r-efi
nau-iXa Nor. ppeilborg Copenhagen I"pas a. 90 Nar'
Russ, Backman, Riga, Bocknaun Oetln GO Pyent Nor
IiglyoIsen ChrsiaasnpG Tor 9rdeT f"n rys coz coz
Markham m Gray. Cork for or icsa snow - bnrgrs.i
(Nor. Clansen. WOlgard, g Ilh1. * ca. ~,
Btigs Pietro ln Lauro Valencia SPAN lunch Edye
scr Ella Cleon Obj Perry. John. b, scamme Bros.
FOREIGN ports
Lovncv sept l5Arr Off the Lizard SIR siesia from Sew.
yorx Rotterdam str AVpnda q tIT. from
New Yorr at Antwerp Brnkburn lBr. from Monttesli
al Liverpool Cauopus tBr. from Boston, al Hamburg,
az FESsrowS sept i6-saied City Of Montreal, from
MaaSUas, Sept i5.~Arr str Geuer from New.York
MoyiLlE. Sept 15.-Arr str DevOna, from Ncw.York for
Tor Later sntp vs,os n ann Faa 'tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
BASE BALL.

The opening game of baseball was played
Mt the Unioo Grounds Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon
between the new League club. Metropolitan, of this
city, and the Union Club, OF Brooklyn The heding was
an exhibition of scientific bali playing; the Unions made
several base-hits but This first game speaks
well for the new club. The following Is the scores
Metropolitans 10; Unions, o.
An interesting game Of baseball was played AT Boston
Yesterday between he Boston and Providence Ciuns
The score follows: Boston. b Providence a.
Base hts-B Dston. IS Providence 8. Errors-Bos'on'
Provdence7. .
The game at Cincinnati yesterday afternoon between
the Chicago and Cincinnati Clubs resu ted I'D an easy
victory for the Gu nine Appended Is the score
Chicago, +; Cincinnati. g
The game between Cleveland and Buffalo Cluos NJ
The appended Will show Cleveland. - Bunalo'
4. Base mts-Cleveland, 4; Buffalo, o. Errors-CleVe-
land, o Buffalo. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
HOME NEW us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim l1rcnue Hofc'-Srnator Roscoe Conkling, oi
Uca the Bishop OF Edinburgh Governor william Den
ni.on of ohio: Go eisl " T. Banks OF Massat hlsets
nige John c. Dunrvy. Of Chicago osmun latTOOr anu
Robert Garrett Baltimore aud Judge Joseph Potter OF le
Nov York ~uprene C'onrr ~ e,r York HOieiGeneral g.
T. Beauregard Of New-OTcaus ana Ex-Governor Beflan Nh
comm ~ Keuiuckv - Nj h0fds WOiff-EX senator Mex
ander O. Catte Of NewJerscY, and Henry KIP o buIalo
n ~ ar ma -Fix congressman John :. NewDetIy anu ~
n fedyard OF Michigan GnSeI INNS = General Arson
staVer Of chicago. and James Forsyth Of Troy ftkny
boD, a General Charles
Cazenova CidTendon Hofe'-John Ne"rh OF m
District OF Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
KILLED ON THE RAILWAY TRACK.

Colonel John g. Clark, a bridge contractor of
Baltimore who was III Paterson business. was
waking on tho track of the Erie Railroad yesier-
day near tn. depot there with watts Cook president
of the Passaic Rolling Mil Company, when Colonel
Clark was struck by Newark train. making n.y.
ing switch, and almost instantly killed: Mr. Cook
narrowly escaped the same fate. Colonel Clark
leaves a family IN Richmond, Va.
Charles Helms was instantly killed yesterday at
HObokcn while attempting to jump ON moving
tram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16

adopted official arm, by any state or Government
Pr1zes frat n larre bronze Soldier OF Marathon, pre-
scned by the Com Hander-in-Chef. on behalf OF 'ne
State Of New.Y"rk, o. be snot for annnaIv az, w
Crced,noor and held during the year bv TIE Adu
trutGeneral OF the state whose team may WIN II Vae
$780, second prize. 100 rounds OF ammunition 10 eac
member of the team making The highest aggregate
score The highest possible score was LOU ron ~,
There four entries The first pre- was won ~
New-Jersey, $50 points second prize, Conncrtlcu,.
933 New-York followed with 932 and PennsvV an'n
was onlv s37. In 1879 this ma'cn vas W.,
by New York, In 1876 bv Connecticut IN 1917 Wy N"h
fci MIA and in 1878 and 1870 by New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
READY FOR THE ANDRE CENTENNIAL

Aaron NJ Hyatt. of Sing Sing, is organizing q
troop of mounted men to participate IN the centen-
NAL celebration OF the Andre Monument AssocIa-
of White Plains. J. II. Martin. Of Mount Kisco.
and Sheriff Counter, Of Yonkers. are cooperating
with Mr. Hyatt In the ENTERPRISE. Thirty-eight
men have already joined the company and il is cx-
peoted to have one hundred horsemen in the
procession on the day Of the celebration.