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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IL
~ RIVER RAILkot D.-Commenc NJ Nov. ~. 1885,
"a Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ina room cars Rochester ST. Adams and Roues POn
Fast Limit d chicago E1press with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester Burlo.
Nig Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving At Chicago
Boa m. next day
Chicago Express. drawing 10 Canaan
dsigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo. 80
til M. Western New.Yoyk aud Northern Express. with
draw room cars.
$3.50 81 Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ing To Saratoga Fl. Edward and Gens FANS Oh
Saturday only.
a D. M. h 60 nmodSiou 10 Albany and Troy.
20 Chicago aud ST Louis Express with stopping cars
for Niagara Falls Bunao Ciuciunsu Toledo Douot III
c4go ard st. Louis. -, >.
$40 , w. Express with sseping.clrs 10 Syracuse ana 10
Auburn road. aud % Saratoga; as1 % Montreal n.,,.
t9lj D. Pacific ~ Win sleeping cars lot '
BT"ao. Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo ~ LOUIS ~
troit an' Chicago. .,....
10 D. ~. Night Express with sleeping cars 20 Albany
and Cnrnecis uortug Tor the west aud
for the North except Saturday night ~, ,.,,,.
1icAets sale ~ Grand Ccai.a nePr 40 . ,1.i'
,ireeu 4l3 Broadway iai Depot 40 81 ana tt 49,
and WrsCots express Oncca Plth place u'tt b"iu
vay) 7SJ and 42 Broadway. and o. Wrs -oV ST. N,w,
YOfs, 3t3 Washington and 10 Fulton Sta btoo"En All"
Attn. At, " ilitm,buis ,... .. .. ~ Il.
AocoumOai ons IN drawing ani sleeping ears can ns
procured a tho xct Offices IN N""-l "rk Np auo
SS3 Washing tou IT.. ErDoLyn. ,,-
UamcI- q altcd Tor gul l'Csra from reside 90
.li.csr tlaa, Al ,AiiN sui"V
A. l.Iif..t " Il. =. o. ~ pNICk.
Qlu,ru. General Passenger AAsue
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WARREN DEI.ANO.
WILLIAM ii. STAikBUCK,
{. +. WoENlSHoFfER.
EDW AnD r.. CHASE,
ELIJAH SMITH.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND


IL GEORGIA RAILROAD.
The United states Circuit Court having granted Decree ~
sale Of the properly later than tho
25th oil May, 1855. ....
NOTfCf. Il HEREBY GIVEN that holders Of INCOn "
Ron DS desiring Oparcipate III The benefits OF the eorgai
LOnds with th Central Trust CON
pany ork later than tuesday, April a. $50
Hooters deposlng before that date wifi have the cIol
rata for part o: The
under the Of the income bond
holders and not AIKEN by them.
NOTICE Is ALSO hkREBY GIVEN that all holders or
Preferred desiring 10 PARTICIPATE IN the
aust assent 10 the plan and
axe aymen Of under the Central
Trust Company presenting thor share ccrii1
70 IN. s1 Trust COMPANY Tor the purpose OF having
payment stamped thcreOu not later than
tuesday April ~ iSS6 Holders depOS ting before
that viii the exclusive right 10 subscribe rata
OF tho allOCatcd under the plan
to present Preferred and stockholders respect
ively. and mt taken by them
Committee the night TO extend the time dur
ing be deposited limited period
and condit ;Openaty "a the NAV
pose shall such dep0sors after Tuesday
April ~ $50 entitled benefits Of sub
sciptiOn o the unallO' ted securitles
Purchase and EcOrgani7 tonmtee or the East Ten
~ BY +. +. OLCOTT.
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SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINF.

CHARLssToS. April lO.-TurDentins ste tdv at 81 iac.
bAYAksAH AprIi 10. -turOentins steady at 80 &c.
WILMINGTON April 10 rurDentins dull ~ 81 ~
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

TIE CONTROLLER ,
NEWARK. y. j., April g, 1856. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tins office until tuesday April 20 l.s6 at m. for
purchase OF five hundred thousand dollars
bonds the City OF Newark denOmInatci SIR Er IN.
PROVtMEN f A nd SEN Err BONDS, deliverable April
"a 1856 at hich date interest begins These = nds
thorzed by Act Of lie saIurc tho >taie OF Ncw.Jerscv
passed March 20. an re iavaDr ~ twenty
IS OI1 each IegisicTr tcgr iIr 81 at The Of OnT
per per sDnum psy4b, s"ni a4Aulv by the sinking
o ii-o for the ne
payable IN touI per
WITH q trD option o. red mptOI.
For the bonds che redt and whole property
of the city Pledged The 1nioreS ana mixing Funi IA
established by providing he means o. liquidation
maturity The issue o. these 100000 bonds
the CIT, debt
Tr light reserved 10 reject OF all BIDS not deemed for
the OF che city Such OF good faith will BE-
required from successful bidders the Dep OF finance
must be DdOrsed Proposals
street and Bonds" addressed
the Undersigned +. T. at INN. Controllers
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For Bows and Young Men-Coun

FOR BOYS anu 1OuuS men-SOuuCTy.
LFXANDER INSTITUTE. Military
N Boarding School. White Plains. y. Y.
PrncoA0 r. WILLIS, Pm. D.
DETTS ACADEMY, Stamford, Conn.
- boys boarding school Of the highest grade.
WM. J. BETS, A. NJ. Principal
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer o winter +. HOFFMAN. stockbndge, Mass
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS--At Mil
H ford Conn PPrepts who unfortunate in The
ogeuent well profit by the advantages
o1eIea this school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. supt
INREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n. j.
Prepares for business, for Princeton. Co.
lumba. Yale and Harvard klN. a. G. CHAM EkS. Prfn
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE, Hampstead
l. l.. y. Y. homeke Boarding School for Boys. For
catalogue and paItcu ADDRESS the Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester Mass Both year begins Sept g. 1885
C.B MkTCALF, A. NJ. superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
j Chester Costly buildings Thorough Instruction
Classcs. English COLONEL THO. HYATT. President
DEV. A. q. SHEARS, VI. d., founder of the
IL first school offers chance in bis family
IN health, morals manners ana books references.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
T. Department Of Arts. TowDe Scientific School, III.
Wharton School Of Flnarce and iconomv w. Course In
Philosophy. " Course IN Music. vi. Medical school VIZ
Dental School VIII. Veterinary School TX Law school
y. Biological School. X!. Department OF Philosophy,
In making inquiry please specify department
REV. u SSF y. BURK, Secretary
University OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia. Penn
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ITO HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDS
1 Of tie ROME MATERTOMN AND OGDENsBURC

RAILROAD COMPANY.
made for the deposiurg
Bonds OF this tompany with the Central Trust
pany and the issue IN exchange therefor
First ConsOl sted Convertible Mortgage Bonds sad
COmpany maturing July 1922 and bearing at The
rate OF cent 10 the amount 40 the
value OF the Income Bonds and
Capital Stock Of said Company TO the
OF the face value OF sald Income Bonds
The Consolidated Mortgage Bonus issued exchange for
Income BONDS deposited prior 10 April Ia. 1856 carry
coupon OF ~ per cent due April |. lSS6
OF agreement be al the Office
Company, No 10 nest OF at the ntral Trust
ONCE No 10 Nassan-s, and all holders
said agreement and deposit sad bonds az
The holders OF large amount the Income
already assentod to the above proposition.
CHARIES PARSllNS. Preaidenf
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TEXAS PACIFIC. RIO GRANDE


the request OF several large bondhoders have
scented agents receive the and addresses
thosc interested with view organizing pro-
tecOn. A. NJ k!DDEk & 90. hankers Is " all.st.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEw-JERsRY.
Il9 LiBEkIY-SI
NIN.lOKK April q 1856. \

NUT IIE Is HEKED1 U ' IN IUdT ITC MI
~ nual Meeting stockholders Of the CENTRAL
RAII,KDAD COM PANY OF NEW j r. Ely. elect
Directors for the will held
the Company jersey between the hours
o. II O'Clock and O'Clock p of IDAY, MAY THE
SEVENTH, \EXI.
The transfer Books both IN Philapelphia
viii closed Friday the sixteenth Instant Monday
the Tenth proIimO.
by order,
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
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All FARES REDUCED VIA

n sTONTN0ToN LINE INSIDE KOUTb.
To p, oyidrnee Boston. 81 Erstcass Steamers
leave from new pier North RIVER block above Canal
At at 100 " daily. except sunday: new train win
cars recnns chars between steamers landing ana
0o''o" "''"'' r. W POpPLE. Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

The NEw.YoRK. CHICAGO AND IT. LOUIS RAILWAY cog
CLfyELANp. ONO. April J. 1886.
NOTICE Is HEREBY q VEN that the an
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the New YORK:
AcagO COmpan for the election Of
Directors and FOR the Of such business may
propr before it, will be hello the principal Office OF
the company cleveland ONO We nesay the 9TH day
" F. W. VANDERBILT Secretary.
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OONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE.
LAFAYETTE. BLOOMINGTON & MUNCIE RAILROAD

AS the holders the Eastern and Sandusky Di
vision OF HE Lake Erie Western Railway repre-
scented by committee, II is highly inpoi ant hat The IN.
feIests holding Ponds the Western vision should
he protected in c present foreclosure We the under
signed appointed Committee to take sac action
as mas necessary end Vicw We Therefore re
quest persons holding Frat Mortgage Income boncs
issued by the Lafayette Bloomington and Nunce Railroad
Company without delay ther nam addresses
statfmcut OF holdings JOSIAH C. RElFf Secretary
ot road.st. Newlork CltY. OF r. O. Iox
lU5 especially caution Bone holders against giving
plan Of reorganization that has
Of no Gers Common Stock and Float
Ing D,Dt
New YORK, March 81, lSs6. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

THE ORIENTAL BANK
NRw-Y YORK, March ~, 1886. !
THE annual election for Directors and In
spectors Of Election FOR the next ensuing VIII be
held at the Banking House Of Grand st and the
cry. Monday April H. Polls between tue hours OF II
and II O'Clock.
Transfer books Will remain closed until that day.
NILS Y O. A Cnshinr
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Jnsiruftion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
DOBERT X. RAYMOND,
III Principal Boston school Of Oratory -
E\ICKFRBOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 5th-ave. NY
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u l,41S Broadway, 1907 4fcst. 4etl YEAR primary com
n classical Gel instruction thorough
H. NJ. Hoioy ". l. Ain inns NC Hendnckson. Assote
Tor Foth Sexes-CitV.
A BUSINESS Bookkeeping,
~ Writing Arithmetic, Corresponding, spelling Phono!
rapby Typewritlug, day. evening. Ladies department.
IAINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, g. BOwery, uptown lO7
West 3itl.st.. corner Broadway.
TENHE BERLITX SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
23 West 23ds also Brooklyn l26 Court ST. Boston.
WASHINGTON. hiladcipia Sc g. ecogn zed every where
for learning speak Ipdern tongues
Zee very reasonable spr1ng term begins now.
X EAST 6jTH-ST.
kC MISS CHISR )LMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Class So Boys Glasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Art Schools-City.
AIRS LOUISA b. CULVER
l VIII receive pups beginning Tuesday october 20 In
drawing OIL and wafer color painting ,, hia howers aud
Landscape, china painting aul decoration.
studiO No. so MaiisOn-ave
References
GE / huntington President NaJOna. Academy OF DesIl
N. William Hart, y. A.; Mr.. James NJ Hart ". A..
MI. David johnson. Y A
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NORTHrRN RAILROAD OF NEW.LERSEY

~ Trains leave from Chambers Depo. FOR I'm WOOL.
cos'er PiernOnt And Nyscs $50 10 32H T. 40,
$40. $40 $50 p. y midnight rldays 7. m. and
7:ljp
Suncay Gal
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NRw YORK. April 10 1885.
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING of tn" AutOmatj

NRw YORK, April 10. 1885.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of tn" Automatic
Fire Alarm and LXtingusher Company 1imited) will be
held at the 0fhce ZJ4 Broadway NeW.YOra
April lSsb at ~ o'clock for purpose OF elect
Directors and three Inspectors Election
ensuing year
Polls win opened II O'Clock noon will close at
] o. lock
Transfer Will be closed reopened
the q st inst.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
T.. o. RICHARDS Secretary.
THE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSUR-
i ANCE COMPANY OF this CITY, corporation duly
gained under chapter 4C3 Of the laws OF sS Of the staeo
tewNOk entitled An act provide for the incorporation
and Health and Casualty
snce companies End relation agencies such compa
hereby notice OF lis Intention
capital said company two thousand dollars
five hundred thousand dollars
Dated February 70 1856 V. r. SCHENtk,
Secretary.
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Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
46-WEST 23D-ST.-4

The leading school oiusc, eocuuOn dramatic ant foreign
languages drawing and painting llte advantages equal
ti1 lessons per week. FOr particulars address
r.. EB..KuARD, President
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For Both Sexes---Country.

For Both Sexes---Country.
CLIFFSlDE BOARDING SCHOOL for young
~ boys CIR Msyl.
Address NJ RS W. X. JEAN, Nysck n. Y.
nOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O
IL HUDSON Preparatory and business for gentlemen
GiaCusng ior ladies' twelve teachers. Enter at
W. H. BANIsTER, A. M, Prn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

DOPULAk SHOkE NJ VI; Ior bO S.N UN 1 anu
trains daily (sundas excepted) 10 Boston ms
~ (paror atsched) and IL with palace sleep
oarsS Sundays with palace sleeping cars
49, +. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Y VN W INT
Reduction of fare, 70 All points Bo'to, 81: worce.
or " % steamers leave Pier River foot ~
Ws. next pier above Desbross's street Ferry At 500
~ daily, except Sunday '
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STEAMBOATS, mo railroads.

A -hON DOUI and KINGSTON, lanu.n,
~ A. Cransion's tWest Pointl Cornwall Sswbnrs Max
Poro, Milton. Pouahkeopsis and Esoous conne,tny ~.
Ulster and DelaTaro stony Ove and Cstskll Nannt.y
Iailrcss ntesners CRY OF ,IN0srON and JAWta
" BA LDWfN leave every week D. m MGR foo. y
Harrison g. except Saturdays woen ~ Of NassoV
leaves 10 y m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. X. l..
w Leave Grand central bepot as follows;
A~Sa IN arr. wing In New pUrt at q p. m.
2p H.. arriving in Newport At 90 p NJ
10 pg attached 10 b, I'll trains
w. ""'-e THEODORE WARREN Supk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
TROY BOATs-CIrIZENS' LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY aud SARATOGA leave Pies
foot Of Chrstopher-et dsy except SAINT
dag ct E. N. sunday steamer touches At Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

ECED u LINZ Vf - LIf'fSIIII d
FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO
From Pier So Fast aver.
PHILADELPH A " eunrscS
SAtAS A.
Thee ANFRiCAN STEAMERS sTecally built 'or the
trade very superior Accommodations for PASSENGER
All letters that be sent to noon on the Jays lo
sail Will be duly forwarded providing they are 10
closed IN stamped envelopes OF denomination sumcirnt W
cover tho United postage offs cents per hsounce
RnIGroN HISS LETT General Managers
oS" II " allst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

NJ II TIED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FoR q s-ENSTOMN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 80 ~ h. fOu< OF klng.st.
ABLY - 49, Hcsuat a prll uopn
WYOAlI u uesday April 20 $50 m
AkIX N A.
Tuesday, Ma y m
tuesday. May o. D Pm
CABIN passage $50 and upward ACCORDING 10 LOCATION III
ternediste o. c.nd -cl So. So. SteeraSe -
A NJ UNDERHlLL q CO.. 70 6r"ad~ay, w
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

sVTHE ELM>," Springfield, Mass. -Family
i Day and Music School for .rl& Primary. Academic
llasslCa POstC raIuate Courses.
MlSSLS PORTER d CHAMPNEf. Principals
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11

lob PRINTING-Of every description, done
81 at the LIGHT ONCE. Satisfaction given
every une, or money refunded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11

"AsE Captain 81. Albans, papa" an
swered Isabel just tIitle shyly.
"Whai, another obligation, st. Alhans r
cried the general. Selling the captains
hand as his daughter made her escape
and ran of TO change her things; mot
satisfied with saving the fathers life, but
you must save tie daughters also"
The captain smiled.
"What can l sayi | cannot speak.
Words viii not express my feelings. You
have done me the greatest service one
man can do another, and l will never for
get it."
"Pray do not mention it," said st. Al
bans.
II only hope TO heaven shall be able
some day TO serve yon in some way, and
show what my gratitude really is"
And as he turned round TO re-enter the
house the old man dashed the tears away
from his eyes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

G., II. 81 8. A. Railroad.
ONE TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST, DAILY:
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and -
Galveston. ............ ....... e:VO H. IN
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. Observation-Disclosures. T:25 p. m
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco. Ell Paso and
Eagle Pass ................. 1850 p. m
Arrive from San Francisco, Ell Paso
and Eagle Pass. Observation-Disclosures. 1880 a. m
8. A. 81 A. P. Railroad.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Until further notice, our trains Will run
Daily except Sunday as follows;
soUTHBOUND TRAINS.
Leave San Antonio. 1870 a. IN.
Leave Beeville at. ............... 415 p. IN.
Arrives at Corpus Christi. .......... s:35 p. IN.
NORTHBoUSD TRAINS.
Leaves Corpus Christi ............... 6:45 a. III.
Leave Beeville .....................11 lilo p. m.
Arrive at San ANTONIO. .............. 400 D. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
THE COURT HOUSE GRIND.
A Timber Case Decided--DiVorcs
suits and other Matters.

Judge LOchren yesterday filed a decision
in the action of Samuel Hill VS.. Il. j. Bald
win, Z. w. Griffin. y. G. Hush and Win
of Ovid Pinney, deceased, and r. j. Bald
win, trustee, ordering a reference to ascer-
tain the value OF 1850, 600 feet of lumber
cut and removed from certain lands in Nor
risOn county, for which the plaintiff shall
have judgment. The lands were purchased
by the defendants, the court holds, without
including the timber thereon, which has
since been removed.
Mary Ann Quigley, 40 years old, yester-
day commenced an action for divorce from
John Quigley, who is six years her senior,
alleging habitual drunkenness, cruelty and
abuse. She asks the custody OF eight
minor children.
Josephine Blow, who is 33 years old, also
wants q divorce from Felix Blow, SO wears
old, who deserted her without cause five
years ago. She asks the custody of their
three children.
Articles of incorporation of the Minneap-
oils Cement and Lime company were yes
terday filed with the register of deeds. The
capital stock is $50. 600. the liability to
equal the paid up stock. The incorporators
are Ii. ID. Matthews of st. Paul, o. w,
Robertson of Milwaukee, W. S. fainter,
Minneapolis.
Augustus Fraedirey and Christine Miller,
Louis Olson and Mary Thompson, AlphOnse
A. BOst yesterday obtained marriage IL
censeS.
In the estate of Stephen Pratt. letters OF
administration were yesterday granted to
w. II. Lauderdale. The estate amounts 10
$50, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
$50 UNIFY AND ExALT
scandinavian Sentiment i'm Our
Midst, n Feast is Held.

Cards of invitation were yesterday issued
for the long-anticipated Scandinavian ban
quet and ball to be given at the West hotel
next Wednesday, March p. They are very
neat affairs, and include badges for the
adomment of guests and as souvenirs of the
occasion. Above 500 of the prominent
Scandinavians of Minneapolis and ST. Paul
will be present upon an occasion which will
do honor to the Scandinavian citizens of
st. Paul and Minneapolis and eXalt Scandi-
nayian sentiment in our midst" The
movement started nearly two months ago.
and is now in charge of the following COM
mittees:
Generals. E. Olson. p. p. Swensen.
]. w. Arctander, p. J. Z. Clementson, A.
j. Rosander, Charles johnson, n. H.
Gicrtsen, Il. l.. Berglund. p. Clau-
sen, J. II. Paulsen, John Brandt, John
L. Ofstie, J. +. Peterson. Gerh Gjertseu, An
drew Bergstrom. John Peterson, Z. +. Struck
Aft !Soderstrom, Charles Blomuuist Gud-
mund L. johnson. Nick Anderson, John Carl
son, NJ. Munster and II. y. Peterson.
Arrangements-S. E. Olson, z. =. Swensen,
P. Clausen.
InvItation-H. o. Peterson, ]. H. Paulsen,
Gerh Gjertsen, Andrew Bergstrom, John E
Ofstie, y. IL. Giertson. Charles Blomouist
ALI Soderstrom, j. Landberg.
Reception-John W. Peterson William
Heggun, Gudmund +. johnson. G. +. Struck.
Charles johnson, =. j. Rosander, John Carl
son.
Floor-C. C. Bennett, Nick Anderson, c.
Haug, John Peterson, IL. L. II asberg.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
Things I'm the EfEhth.

the Lawrence faction In the Eighth
ward has become frightened at the magni-
tude OF the Chestnut boom. They are
rushing into print to show that Lawrence is
not PrOhibtiOnist. This is the Sheerest
nonsence, however. When the liquor Ques-
ton was being agitated in the city council,
Aid. Lawrence Went on record in that re-
spect. In his speech upon the license or
dlnance he plainly defined his position, and
IN language SO plain that it could not be
mscOnstrued. Furthermore, his statement
that he ran as Republican three years ago
is disproyed beyond dispute. In plain
Anglo Saxon he said lie was Prohibition
iSt Perhaps the coat does not fit him this
time. The leading Republicans of the
Eighth, on the other hand.
claim that \. Il. Chestnut is a
consistent Republican, and that there
is no reason why he should not receive the
regular nomination. Said one Republican
of thar part OF the city last night. ''Our
ward is Overwhelmingly Republican, but
when we espOuSed the cause OF Mr. Chestnut
we accepted man who is not particularly
obnoxious To the more liberal Democrats.
He is the choice of the oid-time Republic
cans, bur | fear that the ProhibitioniSts
and few of Aid. Lawrence'S pledged
friends viii manage to carry the caucus
Saturday night. Don't think we will lay
down ii they do. Mr. Chestnut will be
our candidate until the polls close on cleo
ton day. and he will be the next alderman
from our ward. as sure as fate
BY the way, how does Mr.. Chestnut
stand on the motor question, anyhow?