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IN priest "a SssS %sd.
His good fortune Was said to have bsen due 70
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sS% snd &c 81 crs rob
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render Enc ~. matter Of courtesy. II not
eome further charge than ,miedemeanor would
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srl"s and Ssid Ss hsa \ on sood s 81 aH
. :Ss. fpo h was ;tI!l hldns e thls city how
National Bank. and % DO Ill possible 70 have
htm brought TO the city.
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E1-0OE smith FIRED UPON,
Amer oseurasg The AeSuistai sf . Msn A..
auaAA ~ lrGrAAe.

COLUMBUS. Ga, May s1.-A daring attempt
was made last night to assassinats ex-0ov.
James M. Smith on account Of his appearance
40 counsel In the murder trial Of Ben Mitchell,
colored. He was on trial for the second time
for killing Jesse B. Wright . year ago.
Wright's little son had boon taking watsrmsl-
ons from Mitohell's farm. Mitchell caught
him one day. and held the boy while his neph-
ew coEhided him; In the. quarrel that fol-
loved Ben Mitchell shot Wright dead.
Mitchell was convicted Of murder Ia the first
trial but In the second trial. which. ciossd aiter
dark last night, In which he was defended By
d2y. smith: he was acquitted;
on the street There wore three shots, none Of
which hit him. Two men who were standing
fred fired tn the shotsss ran through q SALOON and
shots were intended for him until some one
shouted to him that he was being fred at He
simply remarked that they would have to
. shoot better than that. and walked on down to
think that It was tho intention simply TO
brighten Coy. Smith. Mr.. Wright. the brother
and indignation at tho acauittal OF the negro.
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Isesrsseecs 1900 ASsvs Pre0sS.
Il -.
Under tho caption o. :" A Busine0S that
pnyp" lAr4o dealer In oSGa WatAr apparnfus
49,. ..w.hs... ~ go. - a. ~. ..ss.. -ssss
thus enN9ntene Sn0 tfeoe On tho pfonse Wnton
~..0ss 81 0sA Vu.s0u Ooso.ssoe nV HO~~ou.
ably hope 70 make" which ho says can b.
roaoiv iuE0rE0o Irom tno ioloWin8 docufepo
estimate Of the cost OF manufacturing each
h.,.,~..s n. ~. /" at.r.,si,. d.,.--..eU-
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sS"S s~~ =" soss "s's' WIZ" s''uP 'o'' "ns 0sn' s"e
one sisss q mineral water costs one cent
One ssss 81 root beer costs one cent.
Qns esss Of 9inssr ale costs osnt and quarter
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1OUN0 WILLOWS ZOE CHICAGO
seven UsAshss Haii 81 Thsa aaA q 0sliA aal
LsSuiA Asffsshasat.

Seven OsAehss Haii 81 Thsa aaA 81 osliA aaa
Liquid Rsfrsshasat.
The politicians who are known in the Re-
publican machine equalization ~ the Young
Fellows started for Chicago ct e:4B A. n. YES
terdsy In spsoial train Of eleven slespins
coaches. John J. O'Brisn and his district Lad.
srs occupied I'VE coaches. and several Brook.
Ign politicians. led By Senator Dsegstt Nike
Dady. and william d. Beard. took possession
Of the other two. Every coach wss We'll stocked
with rsfrsshments both solid and liquid. The
Young Fellows oil wore tall white hats.
John ]. O'Brisn carried commercial drum.
msr's sample cass. The boys said II contained
the resolutions presented to him on Wsdnes-
day By bis friends In the Tenth Ward.
Barney Bislin's shirt bosom was ornamsntsd
By gold oar and whip crossed. The boys said
y illustrsted bis two svoeations Of oarsman
Ths dsppsr little Capt. Nike cresap. true 10
iatiSuS CAP. he .ssid that 10 called on Prssi:
d Sss . 1.,hSs q Ts15'd and vss assured
q psDsH yhiohs xsIs si:d WIN tsd tsps: me
ySsns Rsy%ond ssrfisd hesyy ulster. Hs
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ggfHd aIy:: Jesp sISpPsSn; Ei;klasrPsp dsS.s.
eS ss ssGy 81; ss:t sess
Republican candidate. They agreed that the
ms. R,ssnS~ na fre nra"sa A thns Sno
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The Blalse.Lssss Alliance.

CHICAGO. May Sl.-Thers seems to BIO no
doubt OF friendly alliance between Blaine
and Cen. Logan. The headquarters OF their
supporters arc In the same hall. and friendly
Intercourse 70 kept up. The following circum-
stance was related this afternoon: Il being
thought advisabls to test this relationship In
Warrington. . Southern delegate was de-
spatohed to call on Blaine. He was we'll re-
friendly 70 Arthur. but being dou6tiui Of Ills
success. he wanted to support 1.-THE
blaine ssSs I'm letter 70 Eossn. SUi Yos az.
iiSsri1s tbs no :sid 70 tosaa that = Mss pos
sssss SSs Ss1s ~eS n: sSs. sSs'e:sa ss;:
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In Behalf or . Popular Teacher.

The trustees Of the district containing Gram.
mar School 81 In East Eighty seventh street recently
voted By majority Of to transfer the principal
william A. Owen. TO . smaller school In Carmansvills
whore the salary u not Of the at grade Mr. Owen has
been connected with schoo, ~ for twenty-five years
and hes been IL principal for fifteen years. Many
people h Yorkvills do not like the change
md . meeting wss held last evening at the house
Of Gen. h. ssns Dan 10 Park avenue to oppose
fss 0ss; Dag. yustce wsndel! ex.sehool CommSslon.
Or Allen, kAbbt Browne aud others spoke and memo.
rial was adopted protesting against the change
nf sSs n.ors Y Va 70 epaesent ne xsws
ton IN the local ustrees should decline 70 recall
action
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in THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM.


Seat g che Ma she hsA Lived win fsr Dsy.
60 Ysars-nss Usssessssfsi EaAsAvss q
Obeaia her Rsisass-msr Flight ftea hin
Mrs. Fannie Stewart, tho divorced wife Of
william r. Stewart Of Philadelphia whose
father 10 James I. Stewart Of $50 East III.
tssnth street. In this city. became an inmate Of
the Masdalsn Asylum for Fallen Women. in
Rlghty-sighth street. between Madison aAd
Flfth avenues. on March last
Seven ysars ago. after Mr.. Stewart obtained 3
divorce. Hrs. Stewart and Fred. Rem. then.
and for many ysars before. friend Of Mr.. Stew.
art lived togothsr - man and wife. and six
children were born TO them. Of whom two sur.
vivs. TO her husband Mrs.. Stewart bore three
children. who now live with Mr.. james L Stew.
art The eldest 10 II years old.
Mrs. Stewart was Q victim OF alcohol n
March last she rang the door bell Of her old
Sunday school teacher. ex-Aldsrman John
Faloonsr. Of so8 East Fifteenth street. and
asked hin 70 advise her what TO do. She was
broken down In health. and her clothing was
shabby. She was cared for temporarily. and In
few days. through the sxsrtions Of friends Of
H:r g 3 q s6s issS: a' eses
). !, sSs Ds6s %sots
zoe g I'll %ss s e.
that she wanted 20 get out The note. Without
kno knOWlo08o OF tho mNtfOn. was taken TO
R ,snn .h p sswing GiE Who we discharged
Lar 4. the Mssdsls9 Ay.lsG Ne between nsdi.ss
ss ~ SS:ssssn !: i:ss:s isi:Sa:. pss P' a.
arrest hin fss fsiss was not pri,onsf
Z: X: Z IL: &c s'Ss
:. Riem asked Lawyer Aaron Kahn to demand
Hre. HteWarts release. and falling In this, TO
bring her into court on writ OF habeas corpus.
NJ. Kahn was not permitted to SEQ Mrs.
n E 3 saas ~ e. A,,um la,
seen. Ma Stewart" she said, does not
know her own mind for i've minutes. She
signed her name after she had been here three
weeks declaring that she was willing to stay
here elk months. and. now. unless the mana.
gers OF the Institution or tho courts dc:
ciao that she may go. I shall NOT
sSw Ter e shs n 1. a
to 60 she will become charge to the. county.
and she % better on here. When she becomes
restless talk to her. and she becomes quiet
and contented. II she 10 allowed to stay she
will learn to earn her living at seving. She
declsEes that II she goes free she will not live
with Rem again. although she loves him."
Rem said lsst evening that ex-Alderman
FaiScnSE he'd visited his house and tried to
dren; She refused uniformly, but when under
the influences Of liquor she found her way to
Mr.. ga!coner's house. and thence was sent to
about. He denied that be abused her:
Ex-Alderman Falconer 10 in Chicago.
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NELLAs DE BORDEN MURDERED.

ohot IL the Back anA Killed Il q Quarrel
Near Plum Tree, N. O.
PLUM TRKR, N. O., May S1.-Nellis do Bor.
den. who 10 associated with Wilmot h Gale Of
the Equitable Building. New York. In tho
mica business was murdered to-day In q
quarrel over the lease Of q mica mine near
State Representative Henry Linsbssk claimed
epithet to De Borden. Who In return struck
him With big open hand. Harrison Inoback,
den; He tmmediately dreW pistol and arsd
ct Pc Bordens back shooting him IN the hcaft.
Tho murderer ned and has not been srrostsd.
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Felltleal 0traWs.

The Democrats Of tho First Rensselaer, dis.
t!iot yesterday elected Edward Murphy Jr Daniel 4
Conway and Dennis J. whelsn delegates to the Dems
fiNsn.
A. mass meeting held In wnona, Miss. yesterday, -
select dels9stss 70 the State Convention rssolltloo
Wa adopted favoriag 1ilden and Hendricks.
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Nine free baths open to-day. one more thaa
last year On the East River they the Battery
aouvsrnsur street. st Ftfth street, st ThrtyssvsatA
street. and at iisth street. On the North Rive
they ass q Duane street. Horatio street. fweatS
.il - 3: SS,ls s iMn:s::s.a 't.s: s:s. Hys
on "a: Mari:n h!ys. e Nprrs.nlS Ths Ia.hs wil .
esturdays the baths open for males and the oths
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George W. Lee. the oarsman. made Q com.
PLANT against Courtney In the Ninth District Judicial
coen ysstsrday alleging that Courtnsy owed him half
Of the $500 By Courtney in the race on sspt
!. i6e2. a Richheld SPRING. when Courtney vss
ssSrysA 9Th The summons 70 sPpear he ssd II doaV
e, sIii e %on.y sf,s. :. hs. fairly lo.s ri ys
h.rass me. and suppose this y another trick Il The
tend to win this race" -''
An hoar s!sr The summon: had been ssrvsd Courtney
was notified that the suit had been Withdraw.
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nv ROUTE TO CHICAGO
Psnnsylvaais Politicians II . Special Gar
Chairnaa CsODss's Figurss.

Psnasylvaaia Fslisisiaas II . Special Oar
Chairman CesDss's Fisurss.
PITTSBURGH, May 8l.-An express train
from the East this afternoon had attached to
1t . special car In which were . number Of pol
iticians and Government officials on route to
Chicago. The car contained ex-Gov. John r.
Hsrtranft. Collector OF the Port Of Philadel-
Phia: ?. q. Neyin. r.. Naval Oniceri George r:
Internal Revenue; Thomas v. Cooper. Chair.
man OF the Republican State Committee |:
George Pearson: secrstaSZ Of the samej the
patrick. ohidsey. and McManes Of Philadel-
phia. and the Hon. d. J. Morrell Of Johnstown.
Tho party H. composed of about half Blaine
and half Arthur men. few OF Thorn being dele
Chairman Cooper figures out the first ballot
Arthur. $50; Logan, 40: Ed@Ssds. 81; Hsw ICY
~; Harrison. 20; Sherman. as; Gresham. 10 !;
tie Arthur men claim S3S Tor Arthur , on TIE
first ballot and 805 for Blaine. Mr..
opinion that the Convention would be quick
ono; They expect t9 return by THURSDAY at
boarded By Chris L. Magee. Mayor Fulton,
Postmaster McCleary. Robert Elliott. and
Messrs. Coates and Finn. n. b. Quay will join
tho party at Rochester. Pa.
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A Train Load OF Blaine Men Travelling
without 0Simulants.

BUFFALO. May 31.-A train bearing 800
Maine AID Massachusetts, politicians bound for
Chicago passed through hero this evening.
Among them were Gov. Robie Of Maine and
Lieut. Gov. Ames Of Massachusetts,. Tho az
ternoon was spent at Niagara Falls.
We are travelling without stimulants." said
q delegate. and are going to Chicago clear
headed and solid for Blaine. There is not q
S3tt!e OF yni L wine. or beer on the train.
Another delegate said: Tho Republicans OF
Massachusetts, have been misrepresented BY
the daily papers. At least two-thirds OF the
Republican voters there prefer Blaine, but from
th g.. dsilies you ~ wcHldnt believe there was
Tho train was made up. In two sections. ono
drawn, sinRulary enough. BY engine 306, and
f H. other BY the engine on which Engineer
locomotives were draped With mourning. and
some Of tho delegates thought the decorations
of OMRrA'R death.
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KILLED IN A DUEL,
Col. Borden Shot by CaDt. Isaebaek Ansr
aQuarrel Over . Mine.

MoRaANToN. N. G., May 31.-A duel o.
Cured yesterday in Mitchell county between
Col. Nellis Borden. late Of Louisville. and Capt.
Lineback OF Mitchell county. Tho duel took
place In the mouth Of q mica mine. The
weapons were revolvers. and Borden was In
existed In Mitchell county over the discovery
OF rich bed Of mica. Many miners were drawn
70 the county By the glowing reports. Among
Eineer OF louisville. He was we'll known
claimed by Lneback 4 Brother. Borden in
sisted that no had right to It. Tho result
Was an agreement to resort to the code. The
mont. both men being very popular.
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Death Of bisAsp Dssjan'A D<sWsrth Smith.
The Right Rev. BENJAMIN Bosworth Smith.
bishop Of and the senior and presiding Dishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church the United states
died yesterday forenoon at his home eos Lexinston
svenus Hs wss born In Bristol n H. On June 10 INA
yMsrslty; sna yfL later Pc ives ordained deacon
~ mae p.se When he y - yesrs old IN 1854
S6srG h: A, in g. Paul. Chapel ssis the CON
active part in the aas Of the Church. Almost lis nj
Sfx e 70 oecatS ct the conservation Of Assistant
net YET been made. .s'S
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ssAasfsr Dsfs.ssA b. si.s..s.

CHICAGO. May 81.-Jseob schaefer and deores
slsssen played the championship game 800 points, fss
ee00 side st the Central Music Hall night sohssfss
took The lead In ths second inning and increased Il tn
the sightssnA tnnine the score st0od gehasfer lSoi
Ss!l.ns,k "a ma: s..' g G ~ is saa snd
astful .nu.dsF: mssS md round thstabIs play.
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asassa IslaaA fsr TllAs,.

Primaries were held In the different election
distriets Of the i've towns in Richmond county
Yesterday to elect dslssatss to the Democratic
County Convention. which viii b. held on
y p estimated that twenty arc IN favor Of the
old ticket first end Iast. Gov Clevoland And
Roswell p. Flower would probably 81 preisrrsd
;: cent 70 ne Tint Congress District GoH Con en-
""ad county viii VAdexbtsAss - ~ VtAAAa
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C.-sr..'s F-is.as sA..s,ss ss- sherman.

HARRISBURG. May sl.-Senator Cameron
arrived here this evening. He will remain with
his family until after the Chicago Conven-
ton, He persists IN his statement that he has
no choice. but his friends here are all shouting
for Sherman. O. I. 4agee. who has Senator
CCsmsron's PROXY in the National COMMITTEES.
has pronounced for Sherman since tho Ben.
in favor Of Sherman. and unless Arthur shows
signe Of holding the winning card on the arst
ton will probably Gravitats to sherman.
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Black Feet, Sioux, aaA Canadian Indian
Rlsing Together.

Rising Together.
DENTS LAKE, OAK. May s1.-A gentleman
just arrived from Turtle Mountain brings news
that the Indians have formed . wide CON.
spiracy. and arc moving from all points to the
Turtle Mountains. The Black Feet and Sioux
tains. and the Canadian Indians are coming,
The band Of Little Shell have moved on their
reservation: and are selling on the agrioul-
evidence Indicates a general rising
The situation has been made known private
Indians agent at Turtle Mountain has been
ordered to report on the situation ct once,
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1'syeiiss Hs.ass Dssss ~. R...-Ss.

BOSTON. May 8l.-The Harvard Bicycle Club
hed s spring meeting today Two of the best records
were broken. me races open 70 al college men
and invited smstsura me onsmls Invitation race was
Won ~ O. n Hendss OF the sprinsneld Club In mia.
ntee IN eeconds Beet previous record minutes SsE
secsads fhs mile inviiatlon tricycle. re. Va wcn
~ the sane man 10 minutes ~ ssconda Dest Srsvious
peessd, minutes SIX seconds
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S::|,, . s:a:s -: :ts.fss 4
Eiss = wss q = sss ss, ss
\: .a%:S =. ne S Ss0 ~ 0
Vins . @ Jon o9 shs Fl ann but osSsf:
ssA ~ sse. 'n5fl r, sss:s%sa f:1s
y: Sntsa' bse E' ;sS hS Ssh'Ts men and S.r.
SsSsE Hosss. and .hss tRsgsiiorrs, Ne You'd s.
The saiest man for the Emunas nss 2 con:
untii Hondsy: when pss;vaFss lor R::tisctine
Bats snd sns sei 9rSs. e: a
e. ri! sssse e: s::s;s:
Edmunds mon. a. between Arthur ~. bls!ne,
.SS1 h ss M a Tsr @ss SS
sSs soiss :% Ssl; zSSS ;ss ASS;
sn sHp e az 70 ss ss q:
FESss. SouHssI fndsp.ndsnts .spss iSlS oppSs:
e y asA :h:s snS g y
Arthur managers look With complec4ncy on
.hS SssI .Ts. + 81; %.s rom SS;
SsBossd q En-
8: So sss :;.::s ~
ss sum S:P e: Is; =
fHdans men. @ msn.o as q S'f Ss
name II connection With the fresideneXi the
ssps0s an not s1S hay:
s. here. Morris NsDenad said Il tSs opp or.
tunity offered the tndians delegation would
:ssns: s y 9 sSs sahsIsa: q 6 y
ss:S %So S ssss ase. .s %. ss ne
5Sas s%fM s Il q oc ,Sy
ttS5 qso 81 Sf Illinois, for Sherman Judge
EidsigSs scenes this evening have bssn
sphi s pndIdE Blaine SoSm In 69ominEy
Sni psnsse HOUSE. Fss gallery shs
II IL. glow q tSe elsos s Soi isss ' be1oW
i% da d: sIs p.p as.u b. hs s p.. sa
brigade Is earnestly isborins With three oolored
delegatee near tho marble stairway. and scores
nf% e fa soss e ss
la * sSs Is. Ss::
ths net results q the days x9rk. Inc Nsti9nsl
ton from yi5EInis Malone hlmsslf Is 'ss.
M.SSol ssd sa SDs ss tSS
s@%ed with psEspTns 9'ss6 a%saiss for f Tie
!:ssss 3. ssaSSSII With .n .ppss. from II.
ae :; n. sSs sasT
sss Fl S Z s $s
away with him. deleFaeloa q Bls sHls
way yissH ats and esStsss the RSashs sa
men out to drink. but none Of them responded
away BY sse :. oa S.s S. ns eaas
chagrinod at the oatside boom for Blaine, and
ssds tho i ssyl e s
Long haired Illinoisans still crowd the Logan
sh s sassss and ThiE' ss so d s q s
1--WE Sa sls hsrs o sHa
ps B Hs,s h:ss : not s. sse
holding Sq Fmo,, sn,I In Collector
ara Sitting Bull Layson 6ad a caucus On the
stairway near the Collectors. room. but ad-
sss Ss. sbssn. Tas
thr9peh the dIfFstent hotels ,carry!ne BLACK
hs Srs ssa sasSs SSn
Der q negroes; who shouted diory. sloTy.
more Sneton than tSefr WSits brs sSSSr ana tAF
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@s % sss NEW Asrk ArsAur 1rs6aae.
BUFFALO, May 81.-The Arthur special
train Of seven sleeping cars reached here at
10Ao tonight and. after half An hours wait
started for tho West John J. O'Brien and
Barney Biglin were In command Of the Arthur
brigade: John H. 6tarin boarded the train at
Fonda, He 10 enthusiastiofo for Arthur. and 10 an
intsryiew. said he WAS sure Arthur would Do
little politics was talked on he train COMING 10
Buffalo. but there were plenty Of Refreshments
And good time. A big banner. bearing. Ar
0'BrIen's car In the dsDot. and tie boys gave
three times three cheers for the pIoGidenf -.
fore the train moved out ..
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MILWAUKEE. May Sl.-L =. Whitsmors OF
rriueston has been arrested an accessory - ne
killing Of bis ssn. Mn. Ellen Long testified % Tie
s isSS eo ssy that she :..S Nth Msrss
moIss :. vita and ihas shs once gave Se Ssis
81: vii: s.A .s.:s ..u ss ss s, that
present ttts Ter the murder Of the boy whoss AsSy
ds.cs yas toaea q ne time thss the BOY Va Ss1 Il
% 4 %.n ss:: e =. " Y: ~.
becoming pu6ue. 49, ~SS
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a 4 y; e: sss; 3 g. e g, IA .c Sss
g.: ne a s:Ss. :.9 g S 5, e s.a.;s
and defensive. With . view 20 control NOT only
the Convention. but the affairs Of the Govern
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 3i.-The Tilden and
Hendricks Club. representing over $500 Nom.
bers last night adopted the following rssolu.
tons:
Wheveas IT 10 rumored that there 40 Q movement TO
send from the 6tAts Convention delsgatcS
really for Judge Field; and
,Eesai W. are oonad;nt that the domination Of NJ.
defeat Of ths Rsmocr.tis ticket ~ this State and
Resolued That tho highest court the land should be
rsm0vsd from political and gartI:ep bios that no
Of the United States having lifelong position should
sngage IN political struggles while on The bench
should have pledged every deeEsts % the National
ungency.
"A committee was appointed to attend the
State Convention. with Instructions to demand
that that pledge be sxacted.
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R..A,.s Diss .r.,s . L,,sl. CAV.

EAsToN. May 81.-Ths Reading Day car -.
psed here to-day and paid the April wages To the fos
sisn employees In cash. Only two men ON the Psnnsyt
vania side accepted their dues that offered In the
pay sors btlls md the company does rive then
ossh " properly viii 10 rttaehsd under the judges
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frsssssss Avthss Returns - The Capassl.
PresIdsnt Arthur slept till noen yesterday.
Mn SW sssSnpeesee
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Signal O0se PrsAississ.
II Werner; fs!r weather. sastsrly winds. Sta
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Sfsk = Hatch 1slsis6 Asasy.
NEwfoHT. Nay 3l.-Hr. Alfred Smith. who
owns large amount Of property here has II u ssiA
loaned Flax 4 Hatch $4,000 Some Newport bspks
na,s also loened meney on securities owned 6y Fsk
hatch. who, II 10 said. will resume business soon.
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make . very compiste disguise"
ninth street. It WAS said last evening that he
n f.ss. daaSsF h:S
Is Father Dlcey z MonsignoEi" said re-
DHstssr .. to Mr. John nrysp e East Twsnty-
he toid ms Ss vas. but hsv. sinos heard
ingss: He e yory ambitious. and cultivated
s.oass may sssn s ey''fs DroS n;s:
very dn.- Sokins man Of msd Hsn hei Iisy
n:s snf HI 4 n 81 s !.
II:tss SS.mss T. Brady: 10 preached on charity
IA: e. s.T;: "a; q
Emo az was very friendly 70 MI Eno. Who
Ing; although be belonged to another dsnomi-
side q thn SSSro Ibeeey has many friends out
No. He went there and took Emo out riding.
e sSesa TWAS said that Emo
believed they had seen Father Ducey last Ton on
h:s o. ~ n:dHSH :s that
sehsysa sress Il mort Sa Zine Il
this city e . man Of strong social Qualities
sttIaStsd attention e an assistant priest ct
there IN 1878 and rsmained nearly siG Year,. he
s SSSSm: or@ ~: W: Of .S. hSorsans
ThlItisth street 1ssr Ninth svsnue, IL pssisos
roon iSes d eSs h seq Ss. With sss ss
s:ssa!ice ~ ne sata9usia.m VIZ Which g %:
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White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-01-03
Notice I!

A meeting Of the members Of the
Lincoln County Stock Association will
take place on
Monday, ian. al. 80. at 10 O'Clock a. m
at Roswell, for the purpose OF transact
Ing very important business aud ex-
tending an opportunity to other stocl
men to unite. 1t Il very important fol-
all members to be present.
W, L. AxDERsos, President.