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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28
Good housekeepers are frequently

Good housekeepers are frequently
annoyed by oil marks on prepared
walls against which careless or
thoughtless persons have laid their
heads. These unsiShtly spots may
be removed bv making paste of cold
water and pipe clay or fuller's earth,
and LAYING it on the surface without
rubbing it on, else the pattern Of the
paper will then likely be injured.
Leave the paste on all night. In the
moonlight it can be brushed off and
the spot will have disappeared, but
= rene val of the operation may be
necessary if the oil mark il old.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

"Say." said the editors smart lit
tie son, as be entered q store; do
you keep knives?" oh, yes. re-
sponded the storekeepsr: we've
kept them for yer "Well." re-
turued the boy, pta, ing for tho door.
"you ought to advei tise. aud then
YOU wouldn't keep en- 30 long
Norrisiorn- HeruId
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28
THERE was great excitement in


Louis xlle, ky., on Tuesday over the
disc. very tnat the remains OF lady,
who had oeen buried for over Six
Years, then turned to stone. Tue dis
covery Was made bya sexton who
Was to move the remains to another
cemetary. When two men tried t.
raise the coffin from the grave they
found they could not remove Il.
1t required six other men to raise
the coffin. SeAeral physicians came
to see the curious spectacle. Tney
founI tue trunk, heal An arms hard
~ ti.nt, except III few spots where
the petr.iaction apparently Was no'
complete.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

"Well, my little man." said the
bishop to B ,bby, "do you remember
me?" 20, yes, sir" replied B>bby.
"You stopped with Us wneu YOU we're
here before. Pa thinks it cant cost
YOU much for hotel bills. s."-Neu
York Sun.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

--as, hereafter oil advertisements 81 J"'''
ei,l ssIe. mus, BE- paid for before 'h- lay I
sale or they will be taken o"' and III" -"l~'
s,opp.d In m instance will this ru'~ hr d-
waited from. There is no Law N compel A..
enc to ~csk iov anosh-r for nothing. aud ""
psorese ~ q~i, It, Hand in the m"n-y with
:Ae advertisement If you wsn' - TO IN in :"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

"Archis. do yon love met Will you slwsys
lo~e me'' Yes. :ssr" Then bring me
LORE oil Abie's Honey Of Tar and Lemon,
thst may rs''evs myself cf this wIsehsa
soosh lad I vai Sslisvs yvv.~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

( Send for our sixty -fo0f poEe
pa,npa alcs, telling I'll about
, it. Address
The Chattanooga Medicine c.,
\ ChsstanoogA, Tenn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

- -.LE BIZ DRU0oISTA
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-28

10 es,ss psr line, each insertion. for reading
matter o, loesi notices 23 per cent Sdd-' ="
above rasss for each change "f yearly. ha Z
yearly or qusrierly advertisements.
Positively no reduction from above rate h'
the accommodation Of any one.
Ca,h mwe, accompany every o'd-r "ni"--
the advertiser sr agep, 10 kno~r Wy th' pro
orie,or IN ne responsible party
Communications rnusi reach 'hi- cfc- h"
.s Nefnse Thursday mornings. i '''v aPI'-"'
in the 6rst issue af,er they are received n"''
adver,is-r,snu must he hsnded in 'eio'e ff.
dav nom u
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Notice of Administrators Sale.

B order of fhe Probate court, an author i:ed to. and will seil 10 the highest en6 best bidder either ot public or pri,st sale ;he 'ollowing described property, oelonsing 10 the estAte Of John Pasco, deceased, 10 wit; All the pei sonai property belonging tp said estate. Consisting of sn undivided one-Eah interest in all the liquors and saloon fixtures, etc, in the Fashion saloon, on Allen street. Also an undivided one-hait interest iE the house and lot on which the Fashion saloon stands. Said lot is portion of lots Ii and IS In block r, on Allen street, in ILs City Of rotn bstone. COchse county, AriEona, and fronts ls feet on Allen street and is 6O feet deep. Also an undivided one hsf interest in a cAobin on Seyerth street in Tombstone. COehlse county. Said safe will be made on the 4th day of Junc, lSs5. ct II o'clock t. n, tue said Fashion saloon, st which time and place Gli blds will be received by
 W. D. MoNMoNNIER,
 Administrator of sad estate
 May 19. lss5. l9-l-m
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
FOR SALE.


 Arich gold mine in Mocteznma district, Sonora, Mexico. This mine is well developed. showing B 3-fcot vein of gold and silver orc. This is one of the richest mines in sonora. For particulars address TIE TOMBSTONE or thc under signed. Liborio Vaaquez, Oposura Sonora, District of Moctczuma, Mexico.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
The Great English Remedy

II is 6 never failing curr for ncrv"Uo dC oiiity, exhausted '.
 t.iity, sem nal weak ness, spermatorrhea, lost map hood, lmpO- ;eney, paralysis, and oil the terrible effects of self ahus", youth fuliies and eXcesses ID mature years-Such
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John Pascoe, deceased.

Estate of John pasoOc, deceased.
  NOTICE is hereby given by the undcrs igned administrator of the estate uf John PascOc, deceased. 10 the ere Litcrs Of and all persons bavins, claims agaInst the deceased. 10 ey- hibit them, with tEc necessity vouchers. within four months after the first publi,a- lion of this notice. to the said administrator, at the Fashion saloon. th- same being the place for the transaction Ot the business ul the said estate, in tue county Ji cccli-e, Territory Of Arizuaa.
 V. r. NONMoNNirR. Administrator of the estate of JuLH P.,cuc deceased.
 May, 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

2. tned for he Scicn,if gEl Speed lure o' Chronic. Nervous and SrC-
 ciAl Diseases.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
EFoes % ALE Or Will take Stock CT Shares

TAe undersigned Las for sale, or vii
 take stock on shares, -he Of the finest stock ranges in Cochise county, com- pris;ng 9e0 acres. Good adobe boase. large cora! l5o feet in dismeterj well watered, good feed; situated ir Sulphur Spring Valley, E miles from Tombstone. For particulars apTlv Go
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO B. L. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS, EN- ecutors admin stI aior~ or a-si@u-. IOu Srg hereby nuii!.-d that Inc undersigned ha, cX- lenGcd one hundred dollars n labor snG iI:r- provemeuts, for Inc year 1884, ,1n each of tur following mines: Dunn mIne and Maj ho"ug mine in ChiricAhua u.iriining district. GDCLi>c county, in order 10 hold said premises nUcrr the provisions of section I324 r.-.,td stat utes Of the United States being the auuUu' required to hold the same for the year io>4 And if within thirty days on tLe service ui .1s notict, or wiibln m q, l5ys afJeg thi- notice by publication. you sii or griii,c to contribute your proportion ol such eypcUG,- ture, being twenty five .3as dollars ou each mine and cost of this advertisement .S co. owner. your interest IT said claim. wiu be. come the procer.y of the undersigned 'tnG,.r said section :.3.A.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie, Ariz March 24. !osi.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
A CaNrass Cn~tr;dSH Ccit

ny Tauge rr Ca'.be~ free ty Ta:l for 2s ceHt, iH io,lr2e sl' .,is. Jour '. Bethel. man huia"IuYCi Slurts!ur..'s GYaGs. II .ut;y < B o;> G Shoes, l21 CAemorr- Suort. New York City.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20
Dissolution Not-re-

NU1iCE is hereby given tliaf Inc r,r,,o- ship !crr.nfoTc existing a-.t LuC,yp s. tl'.. h'm o' byar, Finch * Baldwin, general rner. Chains n btnsoE, ia tiis day dissol ypd LS mutual cof-cIt, Mir. Baldwin having nr, chased the interest of C. l. Finch. All IIa hll,'i'cS will De paid by Dyar ds Baldwin who VIII hsrrriter continue the brsiress Al , ,e5t, due tEe oi- firm must Lc raid r., Drn- '> n''l''"lh' W. V. BALDWIN.
 (. l.. FINCH.
 r. M. DIAR.
 Bensou, Anri, =. 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-20

as toss of memory, ZassituGe, nOc'urhdi ems sions. ayersions to society, dilinesS ol N!s- sioE, noises in the head, the vital nuld pass ing uno:served through the urine, anu many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie. who is a regular EraduaIro physician will agree to forfeit five hundrec dollars for a case of this kind that the Vital Restorative (under his special devise and treatment) will not cure. or for anytainS lin- pure or injurious found in 1t. J,r. MiEtie treats all diseases successfully without ner- cvry. Consultation free Through exam, ination ard advice, including analysis o' urine. SJ. Price of Vital Restorative :l.3n a bottle, or four times the quantity Jor 90; sent to any address upon receipt oi price, or z. O. D secure from observation and in prl- vate na-e. il desired, by A. f. MIN HE, M. Dr. No l2 kearny stree., san Franci-co, Gal.
 Dr. Mntie'a Kidney Remedy, NEPHRETf- CUM curse all kinds of kidhey and b!a"deT com mpla.utS. 2CHnor,hIt. Itcu. Of-.u', g"'.- For sale hy a.i aGU- E.si-, @i Il UCii.c, sIA bottles 8.
 Dr. Mirties Dqndeiion Pills and the best and cheapest dysprpsir and bilious cure ID the market. For s'lc by all dGuGgiS;s.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 Wi! be sent to any on, applying by .ct:-: stating sym ptoms, sex and age StGlct Sc- crecy in regard :o all :Lsiaras Grareact.on>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
BOB ZEAL And INPUAE MILK.
DIFFICULTY or NETTING BAD MEAT our OF THE
CIrY-lNsPEC lOEs TrMTrrD.

DIFFICULTY OF NETTING BAD MEAT our OF THE
CITY-lNsPFCrOES TEMPTED.
"Tbe freouent seizures Of bob veal by the
health inspectors do not stop that unhealthy fo"d nom
coming here ito They prevent ready sale OF 1t after
il gets here said butcher in Essex Market yesterday
Poor people living here the East side are not FAST
dous about what they eat long as they gci chcapy
The inspeciors can't watch all the ferries ana
depots The meat Is sold larsely 10y retail
butchers scattered throuchaUt tho city, moi
by the dealers III the markets The Italians IN Tie beu
of Mulbcrry-st only get meat once year. ana tha is
bob veal. The Hebrew colony IN the vicinity ~ H's-
ter and Ludlow St. great buyers Of It, In fac' II
can be sold so easily that sent out Ia scour the
nrighboring country for it at this season. They get 1t
for almost nothing from the farmers VINO must nav" me
milk from their cows Hardly railroad leads INTO inc
CITY that does not bring every night some hob veal
Thr frat tun of that il cun~catrd II nc"hsuera"r
Ui"rv UarTis n hutcheri Washington kci said :
There has not been any bob YEA. IN Washington
Market this sprug Il is impossible f'r aay 10 he
;a,ch, in hec,n.n there are two inspectors duty
here all the time who examine all nca Ne % comes ~
Bob veal Is tie Al ola cali when hu- htrh hil Il
e. - af,er - hIrth any time under three weeks
For the good OF the her ca shauid 'iay with hrr al
least nine days; II not the mix VIII Ice IuihlS anu W.
healthy. The inspectors DO mt use enough
discretion however. In the selection Of bob veal lhcl
get the skins of all the calves NiAcd ana stH th'l"
for 81 each so II j. for their benefit To- seize all they can
Oftrn meat il seized which IL oil enough. hut the owner
of It, or the driver of the truck IS imi'nd upph nn
made 10 think that the meat j. really IMPURE me Nr
which we get here mostly raised on ~ IN or soIi MIX
with little meal added. The Hebrews ihlk thtIr i
nothing ike the meat Of newly bora chi ana lAIEc
quantities of It smoked OF Jcrkcd ana s9d TO them as
Venson. As rs | am concerned-and MINK ilDln
what experience have had that am capable o JunEhR
what "a called bob veal - nnch better thdh
the meat Of sucking pigs. which overparticnar pcope
think TO be a superior quality OF fool cow Is nrh
cleaner in ever way than hog, and IS lea On oo'e
kind of fool -.. ..,,t.o, ..tt
A milk dealer speaking on the same sul9rct -aii
a.. Durng the tpriug have To be- cNtrcW"Iy cHrtiI
what kind OF milk buy. Farmers take the caves
away from their before they should, ana semi INC
milk TO the market II stands lti!e WINE ID warm
uacc T. becomes rancid and Is then de"d loss on our
hands" J.. ,,,Io - ,i,is
spring butter IL or less apt TO he made 81 ts
impure milk" said butter dealer re Iarnr. IA ~
ia itrOluce"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
WHAT ryJ0y WoRKMEyA ARE DOIy0.

At the meeting Of the Central Labor Union
ve.erday orders to continue old and begin NEW boycott
ting were launched against many firms The Brooklyn
Central Labor union asked that the NewYork Union join
Them I'm their efforts TO defeat the Palmer peceprice
pan for convict labor and the secretary was Instructed
- Aa1, nm procst and send II TO all the members Of
,be Assembly and state Senators from New 1ork Inc
CiSarmakers Progressive Union reported that lrn In
,hsr ba1 reduced wages and then In anticipation OF
strke had ked their men out The brckiayeIs ana
hnsting engineers both reported that they anci-
noad settlement with their employers without STRIKE
The trainers report that only I'VE firms are now holding
ont against the nnehour rule. -, =.
zoo number OF dock labOrers who were employed AT
tbe Brooklyn docks strike as the owners OF lhe
warehouses insist on "A reduction OF waves 10 tNcn,y
80 nor hour The same wOrkmcn were lately on strike
for several weeks when they finally succeeded ia en-
forcing their demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
HOnIYG PTGEOY PLIGHTs.

Thirty five homing pigeons-eight owned by
j. c. Ward. twenty-seyen by $ G. Lambertson both Of
Keyport " J.--were countermarked in this city lass
Thursday for public record in journey from $50 niles
The start was from Baltimore. saturday at a. m Tie
first returns were eleven birds together at 1929 a. NJ
four to the Ward lott seven to the Lambertson lime
out 2o9 minutes distance, $50 LILO miles; average
speed 2i9 yards The first to enter the Ward lott was
the dark blue checker Reg 1896 flown for the first time
last October The first Lamberson return was the silver
Reg $50 winner Of THRU prize from both Dayre az
Grace and Washington. last August and sixth ffoa
Lynchburg. Va "
The last previous journey Of these birds was last week
from Philadelphia the start at $3.50 ~ the nrst ~
turns live Iambertson and four Ward. at ll:3o a. m
limo ont rs minutes distance 62 Lilo miles average
sneed 9il wards The regular station for the secou
race was IIayre de Grace ty miles furtner on OaI
the surprise of all Baltimore with an eighty ght Do
lump was selected. Old and experienced iancers PFC.
dicted disaster the success attending the vetnrs
will probably result in cbage OF stations IN Otnct
schedules The next journey for these birds VIII prop
bly be this week FROM Orange Court House, Na' hOOu
26O miles The races up TO Liberty. Va, 500 mics arc
for loft records only the best time 10 each being report
ed nv certified telegram report giving couhternatRS
of ali birds home evening Of race-day, sent ny Lay
evening mail gives day record 10 althus rep't'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
CONTENTION OVER THE CENSUS.

VIII THE GOVERNOR SUSPEND THE SECRETARY VI
STATE FOR oBEYrNC THE LAw1
rvnoy rur REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBuSh'l
ALBANY, April Ex-Governor Hill ana oecre-
t,rv Of state Carr Il would appear VIII come lno
violent conflict over the ceusus before the LIST OF May
General Carr intimates plainly his intention OF appon
ING the 600 census enumerators despite the Governor
ard the Civil Service Commissioners and without 'ho
examinations prescribed by the latter. foi'c"' "'
onaorine whether Governor Hill will dare 10 suspend
General Carr Mr. Hill has great deal OF anuaciy "n'
bulldog courage but he may well hesitate peioro nc
takes such step The Secretary of state mas compIo
strictly with the law and will strictly obey law II no
appoints the enumerators without having them pass
Cfvil Service examination. The CiFh SerNloo "o
sioucrs decline to appoin. the boards OF CV ser'ioo
examiners who are TO examine the proppSr,u ,, on
commentators unless the Legislature ifs lhhhcs a
,r,,,ri,tion % the boards lot thcI
THIS APPROXIMATION the Lee isatnIc has not mc ' har
doubtful II IL can make u ~ sooh ts '
public business of importance lnleINeNh1 r-nor mr.
Meanwhile, May Is ripaI aPlu.l1 ~, a. I'm.
cordine to The law OF 1850 the Secretary ol oc II ~ A.
ne,led 10 begin the work OF census enu'lalon' I'D
ib,nus that II Will I've impossible for thc various @ 10
Of examiners to finish thclr WORK nv IN, 1,rauriutin0
tine Legislature should at once passthe "Il ,nr
~ 900 THIS fact il acknowledged even ny thc 80 y,
aud Tho Civil Service Commissioners, ana 'h'y uce I
have General Carr delay beginning the Wurh; ~ 80
reds the law OF SO however, h, ~ Sr,utepdcnt
on or before Nav !. = d. North, the ou"lln,ei,'
of the census is making all the necessary piepi"o"H
for starting the census work. . - ,..o,d 40 thev
II is stated that the Democratic lcafers nlcnu " ~
elect their candidates for Stale Officers 'hls ih W a.
iutrrprrt the Civl service ia" - ~
exempt dep rtients from Us re ~
Will enable them 10 dismiss rom "i'c ~ bs,no
c.crls IN The departments ana replace ''ch WI" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
THE CAPITAL ora GAS COMPANY.

Tothe EditOr or The ITtO
SIR: In the issue of your paper of March 81
appears the following statement from the report OF the
Senate Committee;
Concerning the Metropolitan Il states that tho original
cnuita WAS 5000 600 which In 1870 was lnefeasel 10
900 900. but appears from the reports OF the lax
commissioners only 90 per cent OF the caplta was l
in The president OF tho company, however testihed
that the entire $4,000 900 Of capital wns Issued Tor con-
siructon and that he partner OF tile lrln tht pu
the works; that his partner dead, ana that he ulu
not know where the BOOKS OF the firm were
Knowing that It is your intention TO give correct
statement OF the facts and believing that your CORE
spondent was mised would request you to publish
the facts they arc.
The capital OF the Metropolitan Company was limited
nv its charter to 5000 00 which the amount with
which IL commenced business in 1868, and which was
never increased, II being tho same when the company
entered tho consolidation in November last Neither
myself nor any OF predecessors in the presidency OF
The Metropola Company partners with the con-
OF the works. and all OF the books that were
called for by the Committee OF investigation were
freely given to them and. far as am aware all the
facts which they desired TO ascertain were obtained by
tao,n Your. respectfully, q. ZoLLIkoFfER.
President Of the late Metropolitan Gas Light Company
of the City OF New-Y0rk
Esp- York, April 4, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays ISSUE of TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE coz
tanned striking article by Mr.. Justin McCar'ny'
NJ p. ON "The Irshmau" and his relations to tnS
Saxon and Latin races; Miss Plowmans nan,
by Dr. w. A. Hammond-a lively sequei tc n.
former sketch in this paper; Social sllhoue.'oVs
"The Gentleman Who Lived Too Long DIV busa'
Fawcett: London letters from G.. w. 5. about M.
Lowell and his successor: Vienna letter about INV
Emnress and her home life; Paris letter about 'n'
Abbe Perraud and Miss Van Zandt; Washiis'oa
lottar on persenal and social topics; letter abous
A. Corcoran's monument in Tunis to the writat
of " Home. Sweet Home"; Kansas letter descrio'
inc q placne of grasshoppers; notes from the rae.
inc stables and the usual array of interesting ioca
features. News Of the day was fully gwen tns
leading topics being briefly as follows:
FoRElGS.-Earl Granville submitted final demands
to Russia; the Gar cheered in st. Petersburg. -
The Lord Mayor of London and the Earl OF 80
kirk are dead - Policy of VI, Ferry Cap pHio
concerning Suez Canal approved by new p p,c.
yisonal President of Guatemala. - Crv ~
Para arrived az Aspinwall. 49,. ,rora
Observation-Disclosures. the forger. was taken Ne NJ
Boston to ST. Paul for trial. - The Icy. -
Bramanfell dead in Springfield, Mass. = "f ~
Gus fires were reported IN various parts , Ur
country. - The trial of the FosdicK us .uS3
| case was continued at Newport - Heavy 'n'
| fell in Virginia. .,,oss "A
night, but no worse. - Close of the Fisna uiN
- Mrs Conant and her con unable to lae s.,ss
the body found at Coney Island: =" Goo ma
| of the legal-tender silver dollar t4l2i2 gnaa;r1
| 50 Al cents. - Stocks active az so'''
| prices and closed excited and feverish. -
Copies may still be obtained at this ONCE VI -
mail Price centa..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
AuARANTH AND KNIGHTS TENPLAR.
. I,.,o,,,. coat,tro of thp closing sncial :

A pleasant feature OF the CLOSING SOCIAL sea-
son I'm Brooklyn was the complimentary benefit per
formance given on Saturday evening by the Amaranih
Amateur Dramatic Society to the Clinton Commandcry.
No II. knights Templar. The play was Mr. DAYS
military romedy The Pas sing Regiment" and IL was
TendcrGd smoothly and with dramatic spi1t throughout,
while the various scenic effects were unusually gonu.
the unfavorabe weather brilliant audience was pres
ent well filing the Academy OF Music The entertain
rncnt was under the general management OF Oint
ception committee, composed of Eminent SIR George
Srho son and Srs John NJ Richardson, q. W. Walters,
y H. Kretschmar. Richard shannon, NJ. =. Garrgues j.
A Tcmpleton, Marion Grimes, j. ID. Anderson, l.. i.
STRAIT Wayland Trask, T.. T. Salisbury, &. w. Hubbe, 7.
- SwaZry and e.. II. KOcneckc, OF the Clinton Com
mandery and Mcssrs T. VI. Lawrence, T. :. Qlnlan. X.
NJ hogan Edward Fackncr, :. ID. Garrett r. Adams.
William r. Iathrop. j. W. richardson. h. q. Will ans
and NJ Chauncey, OF he Amaranth Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
THE c0ryyY COMMITTEE CHATRuAYSHiP

Nodcfnate steps have yet been taken looking
toward the selection OF chairman u the new Ecpuoi-
can County Committee. Many namos OF available can
didates are mentioned but that is all II Il conceded BY
the majority Of the members that man VII" stands wei
with the business community and who has not taken an
AGGRESSIVE part Ia the contests OF the past two years III
the committee will he the most available candidate
Early in the year John j. OBrien announced That ne
would not be q candidate for reelection lie emphasized
this declaration by refusing to he one of the delegation
from the With Assembly District althoughh he VIII con
Time TO take an active part IN the affairs OF the district
CnIouel y V K. Cruger Is fayOra5ly mentioned by
many as one OF the available candidates lie ld
great deal OF active and good work in the last Presi
Dental canvass lie was for several years valued
oicer Of the National Guard controller of the Trinity
Church corporation and member vi the Union League
Club. ,-,.-, =, -, ie,., A
nuwaIl both members Of the delegation from inc IN
district are mentioned as possible Candidates b",h
are wellknown Republicans ana either woulu pIeriuo
win ability over deliberations OF the COMMITTED
lanes " Hawes ex-prcsldent OF the Young Mems Re
nnblican Club is urged by his friends for the place
hmong Others mentioned are William H. Iowney CHAIR,
man OF the Executive Committee Of the last Central
Committee Joseph II. Chnate and Theodore Roosevelt
There will probably be several coniestlhg delegations
When the status these settled there VIII ~ con
ferenca OF the district leaders and list OF oinccrS
namcl II does not look AS though there "ouiu DC
a sharp contest for any Of the positions