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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-04
MINOR MENTION.
Expectation that the Mexican Treaty Will
BE Approved.


BE Approved.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-It is expected that
early this week the Mexican treaty will come
again before the Senate and that it will this
time secure the requisite two-thirds vote to
ratify it. Senor Romero, the Mexican minister
here, is very sanguine of the ratification. He
says that several additional votes have been Sc
cured and that there is no doubt whatever in
his mind that the treaty will be speedily disposed
of in the Senate Senor Romero is confident
that the treaty will bind more firmly the friend
ly ties existing between the two nations, and
that the result will be an enormous increase in
the commercial interchange between the United
States and Mexico.
Fixing Salaries of United States Marshals.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON Feb. 3.-The House judiciary
committee will report favorably the bill giving
United States district marshals and attorneys
stated salaries instead of fees. This sensible
method of compensating these officials has been
made possible by recent disclosures of the scan
dalous abuse of the fee system in several dis
tricts, notably in Kentucky, and other Southern
States and the Western district of Pennsylvania
where arrests have been made on fimsy and
trumped up charges solely to make fees for
these officers and their deputies Payment of
remove the odium under which government Of
fcers now rest in these localities.
The same committee will report favorably the
international copyright law which American and
foreign authors have 50 long struggled for, and
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-24
llVERY AND FE.D STSB.E.
HAY AND GRIN FOR SALE.

Having leased the stable and eorrsls Of n
~ Doisty, In L.ho. We are now prepared to
furnish teams OF saddle horses on the b st O.
terms. Horses fed and groom.d OF pnsiuryd
by the day, week or month, and satisfaction
guaranteed IN AL cas,S
H. J. kEIrn. HARVEY AoADANs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-24
AYERS
Hair VigOr

tssiorrs. with the gloss aud freshness OF
'''';!i, !=a=! - :rss hair to n natural. rich
Sown color. or deep black. as may lie desired.
~ It's use light or rel hair may be darkcncJ,
ihin hair thicAened, aud badness often,
Ihou2h n"t always. cured.
II checks falling Of the hair. and Ttinu.
lates a weak AMI sicS!y growth to yigor. il
prevents aud cures scurf aud dAn.lrur. AID
ieais nearly every disease peculiar to the
Scllp. As = Ladies Hair DrrEsInE, the
fin"H is unelualled; it contains neither oil
nor dyc, reuders the hair soft, Hiossy. anal
siiken In appearance. and Iinparts = delicate,
agreeable. ani lasting Ierfume.
Mr.. G. P. BnICHEK writes from Kirby, o.,
hy }, isS2 Last fail my hair commenced
iIlIing out, and In = short time ] bocame
nearly bald. ! used part OF a Lttie Of
ANEus HAIR NiouR. which stopped the fail
Iig of the hair. aud started n new growth. I
have nov full heat of hair growing vigor-
pIs'y. anL AN Convinced tlIsI hut ior -.
u'e "f you- PREPARATION 1 should have besL
entirely ball"
y. w. BOwES. proprietor OF the McITfLHT
ypiH"l EH7Hirrr, says" AYERS HAIR NIGug
IL most excellent preparation for the hair.
speak OF II from my own experience. Its
uJo promotes tho grnvth Of new hair, and
makes IL glOssy AIN. Soft. The NIGoE iH al,c
= sure cure for dandrun. Not within MY
sh" ''e'<o as iHc preparation ever failed
10 give sutITe sIttSfacttyn.
MR. ANGrS FAiHuAIRS. leader of ia.
Se!sbrated EairbSirn Family" Of Scottish
NocAi!sts. writes from BnsfoH, .MISs.. EtB. g.
1850 "EVer since my hair began ln give 81.
very evidence Of tho change winch h~eI,ig
time prOcuTe,i. I have used AYERS Ham
NuE'a, an | - have been able To maintain
al appearance "f youthfulie>s "A matter 81
considerable consequence To ministers. ora
tn=s. actors. anl Ia feet every one Who lives
In tho eyeS OF the public
Mus. q. A. PRESCOTT, writing from Is Elm
s., thTies'oirn. hIJf, .iysrii ~. iS2. say- /:
Tao yr1Tt ago about two-ILin.s of ~, Lai,
cars on. IL tIiIned very rapidly, sui va,
last grnSing hS:d. On u~iny AIIES uAu
Via H tito falling stopped anil = asw rrruiI
commenced, AMI Ia about = month InN Len,'
w1s completely covered with short hair J.,
iIai continued To- grow. AMI II NOW a good q,
before it fell. regularly used hut "lie l,ntt .
oi ihi NI"nE. but now uhs IL occasionally a.
n dressing
We have hundreds ~ similar Testimonial, I,
To tue efficacy "f AYTH's Ham vIGoR. II
nce'ls hut a trial to convince The most ELepti.
cal Of is value.
PREPARED NJ
Or. .J.C.Ayer&Co., ., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-24
NOTICE. To C0a1R.CTvRs.

Sealed rrcposaIs fr constructing stone
sbutio,Dis 81 the Upper Gr LittVn 6r!dEs Of
tue Humboldt liver IN IcCotd nee W. IN ., eel.
Hcsiions on Ste IT, my once, will be trcsIy, A
up L sud Including september 10 1884. o. 10
o'e och A. ". T,c Bunid tesc ,c the right to
rel Ct any and II biJs.
BJ order Of ibe BOsId Of County Co. nii,.
slOUsr., w. ". kUaGss, CUuuiy ClrIE.
Vi. hug. IL, iest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-24
MiddIe-Aged hen
$500 r : WARD.

The abo' reward viii 10 pnid for the rr e.,
snd cOn,iii II f.hy p rty or p rite. u d
guilty u o. ling. hiIiDg or running o.
altering brands or marks Of any live II ca
ie o"s slrs 10 any m mDss OF ths Ecyads Liv,
BiCss Association.
q. ". cru cHER. Prs,idsat.
r. Y. svGETskR. StorttsrJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-24
ZOE CREAMi

nelicious Iee.'ream can now be had
at the Gem Restraint at all hours in
quantities TO suit. Families supplied. 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
Mhiskx I'm nanl.

In the W ne and spirit trade The principal
question now discussed is the bill before
congress looking TO an extension OF the
bonded PERIOD on whisky. and until the re-
ault al that measure is known. business Ia
expected to remain in decidcdly unsettled
condition. There Is now due upon distilled
spirits in warehouse, the bonded period on
which expired in January, s2,9ie $50 and
In Februa v. 50 9si .35s. 10 March there
xill be due s3,2's.T27. April. 81 2Ol ,23l.
Nav, 81 3l6 COL June 81 39l 800, Jniv SO =
651. lO0, August 81 610.4p. Up 10 Noyem-
Der, 1885 the taxes will fall due upon about
20 OOg 900 gslinns nov in q stiliery ware
houss. The tax On which i 81 cents a gallon
or sG3 900. There has been considerable
d,scnssion ~ 10 this probabilities OF heavy
failures In the trade In the event OF the "a l.
ure OF congress % * end rhe bond. peri
Cd. but such fears. it IL thought by corserv.
a.iva merchants, are uniounSed.
President Charles Mex. Lerser. Of the
Wioe aud Spirit Traders a socisiion said
20 a reporter fir the n n aid Ex, ress: In
nv opinion. If congress doc8 not psss the
pendiug bill, me or twO very important
| f,ilnrps wili occur, ana pfobsbly a Bum bsf
of smaller ones. Some houses may be fore
ed n co down and Others be clad 10 bavs
an excuse for succumBine. Tue dist'llefi
Of Kentucky are not personally interested
In the Question TO any great extent"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
rrprprICAN ctMPsIGs CLUB.

The Dsilss county repub ic.n campaign
club met last evening ~ Tuner hall, with
Mr. II Z. Shisis i'm the chair snd J AZ. Nc
Cormick acting as secretary. Mr.. ]. w.
strong WA elected presideni, and Mr.. L. 8.
Thavers - permanent secretary, and Mr..
". II. Hrch treasurer. a committee OF
Eve camposed a Nessrs ] 81 McCor.
m +, chat MAIL. HI nls'o', Allen Mar.
shalt fiauk Fletcher ana W.
* diey we're appointed % ORA 9
c1rs'flution and bylaws for
IRE cl1h. There are TO be- two vice.pTesi.
doufs ard sl-o Representa- ives from The
countT There are 20 isr f0ry-iwo t'gners
as members 81 the nd. Speeches were
ni.ce md genfrsl Invitation wss e
| 9 rdfd 20 .h present t. JON. The club
CAS- D. q thaf us avn Is fmpir for the ru-
uose a aivarcing 'he interest Of the rspuo-
iicsn party 10 j. maze NJ princplliy Of
the "ins." and The 'oufa' claim thst V q
NOTHING bui boom for Arthur. The club
Is composed Of the hitter cas- OF repubii-
cans Of the city. both white and col,red
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
OAMMACK- CONTINUED.
Apoiher Dive Into the Schemsr,' Let.
Ter Box
Briugs Forth More Of those Brain
Products,
Which have Caused Their TrOuble.
Cammack's letters O. Easion, numbered
sigath, aud reads as iollows;
rtWrEu Na mann

! Cammaok's letters O. EasiOn, numbered
! Gigdth aud reads as iollows;
LITTER No. klGHr
| - APRiL, %, lsAj.-r rlend F,;- kn'
closed Is the sl2 money order a. last, Would
have sent u sooner but an too lar
from the pohtnhioo. Write me- when you
| have time, 10 care T.. o. box l7S, Atlanta,
GeorPia. Fell me all the FeWs, whether
| you have seen Mr.. II, yet, and VIVA. tOrt O,
/ a thlk you had with BIN.
II You cannot Work the cotton or aHy.
I thing IA Dallas and no pro1ntct NJ securing
sn agency, now do You inunk d. would DO
I g secure o good cotton giati1n yours. li
JacE told mo furuar said n" would gHt you
; station q you wanted o.c, Is Wili5 IN
/ Dal atf Do not lend him any money fs hD
sometimes iOrge's h.g dtntf / .1y tnig Tor
/ tear you might lend him nn ny account.
Wish you Rere With me fut had e llitle
money 20 put Iu Fe oIull d. NUIl
.W1te ne % GOOD long irt'rrt.' loo me
Ill Destroy my letters iWm'aiHt 'F alter
| reading lyon ctu ,et O. station ace poo u
~ oHc., unless you can W1rE tnlii. PAL.
Ice. Iuurl NJ
j ST. Carried ,his ln ms pocket .1.
peu1ng 20 see 20 the pos.Dics Nl..n IFS
down town, hut never rHt hero. Road
rud destroy. Am huEl1U 90 na1r if1u
destroy my letters Immediately otter rntd
ing. n.
huHnEB FINk.
81 LOUIS, MAY Z, is. ,.--llEAE O1i' My
last 20 yOu was from New YORK end as /
ordered I'll my nail held until rot Oh de4-
tinstio0, NJ ooUr'e have not heard fom
you. 10 malf time I write t0 ask how you
and Samuel are gettiag Goa, Has ho ex-
planned oil aud can IL Ice worked throueh
you 10 D. or viii % be necessary for you On
secure an agency elsewhere want 20
KNOW. | have GREAT ConidHuCe On ifs sue
cosB and nm surprised 10 has never been
worked by ans one before. rV.l mosIl the
aews and let me hear ifOG Won often. At-
dfe,s as before, II. b o., j. q. box, At
lauts Ca.
When YOU meet Samuel, 10 liz bfst Won no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
FIRE ISp ,AErMESr uuILDING.

WAsHfNGroN Mrrch 28.-l PresH Fire
was discovered u tho ELEVATOR shaft OF the
new war department building iris evening.
The entire fire depari meut Was
called out and great excitement
prevailed. For sometime tlere was danger
Of the hames upreaniug 20 other
paris OF the bulldog occupied
partly by the state, war ana navy
department The IRE wa, however
soon extiuguished. The only damage
done was the destruction Of the elevator
car, burning ont the sides OF
the shnit aud TIM ~ dam sge 10 tns roof OF
tho building. Loss, SO 900. The fire caught
from a gas let.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
Onp5 ANDENns,

WAsHiSGroB, March 2G.-[Press l-In tn
democratic caucus last night Carllsle's rsso
luton hholishing ths tax on Tobacco and
reducing the tax on brandy distilled from
fruit was adopted-SS 70 - not So 10 81, o.
reported
Ia the case Of kilbourne against ex Bar.
geanl-At Arms Thompson. ire jury rem.
dered verdict in favor OF Kilbourne for
b37 500
Representative Henley Of the house
committee on public lands completed his
report to accompany the comm ttee bill
declaring the forfeiture Of land granted th,
Northern Pacific railway company. ana
not esr1ed under the term OF charter by
July 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

sAskei.
Governments strong.
NalIMnNn AlInuE.

Railways strong.
State securities quiet ard lrT,
Stocks weak ana lower this morning for
Pacific Mail Reading y Latkawanne. The
former Dropped from % 10 Of, rallied O.
52l-2. reached To 81 . and clpeed a. 81 / 2.
The decline was due 20 the raid by traders,
who expected 10 End stop 81 orders, bus
did mo- succeed. Coal shares weak on the
rrpOried falling oil in the demand
or coal, which In percentages
on western business and dissatisiac ion
among miners. Outside OF these shares the
market was higher. Union Pacific, Leke
Shore, Missouri Pacific, Northwest. Sc
Paul, Erie. Northern Pacific and Western
Union being noticsably strong. Erie il in
better demand. Seine leading holder
called in their stock to-day and shares were
Sat. During the afternoon the market wss
lower On sdvices from Doston that the Chi
cago, Burlington q Quincy and Union Pa
cific conferences had adjourned .witho' I
action subject to call OF tue chair. A. close,
however, it was reported ana
generally credited that the con-
ference resulted In an agreement 10
noel, the Nebraska ana Kansas business,
tke agreement TO b. submitted To q fuil
board OF the two companies before made
public. THIS report vas supplemented by
be announcement that the trunk line
Or. sidents had private aud informal con-
ference az the Grand central depot, and
that the a iferences of the roads were W -
fair ~ay 10 settlement. These reports ard
rhe announcements caused fresh demand
for stocks and the market advanced, ClJ--
ire strong vt or near the best q rufes OF the
dsy. The governin- commit e. q "a.
suck exchsnee re- olFed 90 have four c. J.
daiiv 81 inact've stocks in order 20 give
closer onniafIous tuau ne noH obttinfhl-
rt~ia oiass ct secufiiifs. lral lacnoas.
I 2st 600 ares
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON Ms-c' 26.-r Press will
lism M. Duns philsdalpnis, Po1usylyaui.,
governor of Idaho; Charles Howard Michi-
gain, oblPt jus ics of The supreme court OF
Ar zonn; William 4. Tsyloi, Texas, col &C.
cor OF customs district PssN de Norte. Texas
aud New Mexico; L'sutensu5 Colonel
rhcmas 3. Casey 10 bo Colone. o Che c,rus
If engineers. Lieutenant Colonel John Y.
Parks. to colonel tcuth regiment OF cav.
eiry; Second Lieutenant R1berf D, Read,
TO he frat lieutenant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
HUNGRY FOR TRIAL.

WAaHISsToH. March 26.-tPrsss Ito.
day in criminal court Judge Wylie In the
case sgsinst w. Pitt Kellogg, formerly
United states senator and now rep.
ressntshve from Louisiana, charged with
receiving Bribe in connection with the
star route rail contracts, counsel for
defense, asked to have sn early day fixed
for trial. Ho said notise had beeu
served upou she government that be would
axe this course. He had nCuled tho nt-
orney- general, diet let attorney end one
snecisI counsel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
Notions. Trunks andsCarpets,Ilat

PEI pie have been humbugged much that is nearly
impossible get them 60 BELIEVE an ADVERTISEM ENT;
blt we have never asked 70 come and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless IL tho TRUTH Therefore, tell you
that Br W. Mitrenthal has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained largo stock of bankrupt GOODS
consisting of The above, and knowing ~ is next thing i'm
possible for rs to take are OF ovr Spring Stock OF goods that
daily arriving unless make room; therefore,
will you win De surpr yond your own belief
S25, 900 worth OF goods 90 prices VIII astonisl well
as please you. These goOte spread
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
uoSFfa tArtDNs.

WAsuIHarlY NJ rc1 q --[PtsH W,
lam NJ. Dam, Padtfclpnis, Psnnsyiytni
governor OF iH1p; Charlie, Howard, Micn
gan, chief justice Of the anpreme court /
Arizona; william n. Taylor. Texas, collec-
Tor of customs distd3 Paso del Norte, Texas
and New Mexico; Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas $. Casey, 10 be colonel ~ The corps
of engineers; Lieutenant Colonel John y
Parke, t0 be colonel tenth regiment OF cav
airy; Second Lcuio1nrt Rob 70 d. Read -,
ir,, to DO first lieutenant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
n C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Architect Ordered TO Dallas -Posi>
Olllce.
Heavy Guns Fired IN BOlb Houses
Blls Of Sarcasm.
MIR. COke's Blll Passeb-Otber Notes.
PASSED rnn sENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 90. -lSpeciall -
s.notpr Coke's bill all0ttinr lands In toY-
orally 10 Indians, passed me senate to-day.
The design OF the bill 10 TO transform the
Indian from apsuper into oitiren amer
able TO stGts and municipal laws. IL
breaks up tribal rel atoms nnh tue land res
Tor his own support aud elevation, thfow-
inc him with the whites NO ~ to stimulate
his eli zsnshlp. Tue hlll does not apply 10
the tribes in the Indian territory, owing 10
existing treaties
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
Cat Her Throat

GaLvtsToS, March &c Tom Quest,
who lives in an alley near
he central part OF the city. was
arrested to-day on the charge Of oGsiing his
wife'a throat late Less night,
She Is IN the hospital seriously
wounded, but refused to give any iufor
nation. The Impression prevails he crime
vas the result Of a drur ken quarrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

RcuHoED, Va, March &.-All the
whsrYes IN the lower part OF the city
are submerged. and tire water
Is away up into Min street
snd steadily rising. Merchant are remov-
ing goods from warehouses near tho river.
Al Columbia, iiiIy miles above
Richmond. the Settr b IS risen twenty three
i.et an Is rising five iuch,s per honr.
Three trestles OF the Richmond Il ALI.
ghany railway have been swept away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
a PETITION TO our CoNGREssm y.

Information having bees received -
las that the members OF the Texap q
,ion In congress- were oil opposed
passage OF the bonded whie&y exle
bill, tho banks and leading nero
firms yesterday telegraphed n petit
its favor 10 Congressman Wellborn o.
lows; "The commercial interests q
country demsnd the passage Of the b. %
whisky extension bill. Considering
pressed state of trade, It's failure mign'
cipltate panic" Mr.. Sam Klein,
wholesale frm Of freiberg. Klein e. G
Dsllas p Galveston, was the pI.D
spirit Ii k3ttius W the petition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
POSTAL NOTES.

WAsufsGroN, March Especial. l.
Commissions were to-day issuod TO James
Reed, postmnsi,rn Forestnure; $. n. Gar.
ner, ~ Pilot Poiut ana Elizabeth Little, at
Skippers CAP.
Harris Ferry. Rod River county, and
Blocker, Harrison county were created
pOg.uiiicss to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
ARcnIrnoT ORDER - 10 DALLAS.

WAuISGros, Marc, 20 Especial. MI
ohAol MoQufk, OF the Office Of tho ruper.
vising arcniteot was 20 day ordered 10 Dsl.
las 20 begin work on the public building
kharo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
snnnn.cd Incrndi.rr

NEurHrs MsTca 25-rne Appeals Jones'
baro, Arkabsas, sp,l.-l says: A fire ths
morning harmed toe mschine shops OF the
Texas a 81. L1uis railway, lo-si~d here.
TIE total loss amounts 10 $500. sup
prs ed incendisry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
TINE rEDuHAL uuILDING.

The Federal supervi ing arclilcct has
been ordered 90 proceed to once 10 Dallas
for the purpose 81 taking step for he cree
ton OF Tho = 'vernTneut bu l1i1s here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
A Callfar Ala

JAcEsor, Miss. March ga report fro n,
Rodney, Jeifrrsaon comfy, says 1000 peo-
pie are rendered destitute by the overflow.
A call IL msds tor gnvsrnment aid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
- . -

Mississippi riycr specials tell OF continued
ri ~ the rlver, constantly occurring ere .
vases aud dependency of the people.
Uuion and Confederate soldiers will hold
msse meeting Oh April 9th, ia aid OF the
soldiers home ia the sou'h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
mil Assncinfinn

PIrrsBURs, Nsrcb 20. The Western Nail
association met to-day and rea iirmed the
card rate Stocks are reported better and
demand improving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

lowing telegram % Minister Sargent this
evening,
SARGENT Minister o. no'llui
The president approves entirely Of your
course IN the Lashor matter. You have
done nothing hut obey the
distractions OF this government There In
,bH preudent, thinking ID mry be
agreeable 10 you, to-day nominated YOU ne
munster at 81. Petersburg, aud your
nomination without reierracs g. any com.
mission was Immediately aud unaUi.
mousy confirmed bv the Ameri.
can senate. This action msui.
Tests az appreciation of your
work and does YOU An honor OF which any
citizen may vel no proud.
5lgncdl fRELIHduuYsEy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
Hsney, stocks and Bond.

NRw YoRE, March 20 Money, II-2 to
2; prime mercantile paper TO 8 i-2;
sterling exchange, b. b., firm; 4S7 IA;
-;,ht 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
sIrNDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

ORANGF.-A petition from residents IN Park-aVc;
and Park Terrace has been presented 10 the C0lnch
asking that some of the members OF the ponce 1orce
be mounted on tricycles, 10 better enable mem 10
patrol these exposed district S.; An ordnance
has been passed requiring all shows ana cxhlDl1
tons, except those for charitable purposes anu
those of local amateur talent to ia IKE ont hGehSes
.A fire broke out In the hub shop OF = ~ NC
Chesney. in McChesney-st., on Monday night.
BLooMFIFID-'Tbe question of improving the
Library Hall property was discussed Dy humpeI
of men last evening. The property is mOrtgaged 70
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company OF
Newark and IT is proposed to secure the property
and make an extension for stores ana nats'
EAST ORANGF.-1he Ashland school trustees
have decided that public meetings shall not be pro-
hibicd in the building but that in view OF the re-
cent fire, smoking will not he permitted.
WEST ORANGE.-Kate MerkeT, age nineteen, nv
ing with her parents in the Walker Road, died yes
terday. She saw some rags burning near me
kitchen fire, and in attempting to extinguish the
flames the fire was communicated 10 her cIoVhIns'
burning her in a shocking manner.
EITZABFTu-Ulrc Ia ghren Post, G. A. K, dedl-
Gated its new quarters in Collctt Hall ON Monday
evening. The Post is making preparations for the
observance OF Decoration Day.
HARRIsoN-The Common Council has given per
mission to the Hamilton Baseball Club TO enclose
tract of land north of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Dcpot. as a ball ground. The charter election
pa sed off quietly yesterday with the result OF elect
ing three Democrats and one Republican for Alder
men For county officers the voting was much
mixed.