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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
i.ate OF New York, Executive Chamber.
Albany, June 0, 1888.

Albany, June ., 1888
Memorandum filed with Senate Bill No. 49, entitled
An Incorporate the City OF INTELLECTUALLY
proved.
year compelled to dsapprove the Dill proVo'
ing city charter for Mddetown for the reason that IL
contained several most Objectionable features The bill
now before me free from defects then pointed out
and upon the whole, seems provide good plan Tor
the Organization and administration OF municipality
Nevertheless had hesitation In approving the
measure consequence OF provision relative to the CITY
entaion in the County Board Of Supervisors By which
an undue proportion OF membership Of that Board Is
claimed be given the City OF Middletown Were
the Legislature still in session might be disposed TO ad'
wise recall the bill and to suggest change In this
respect but such change Is not now possible ana the
bill as whole stand fall In It's present form
10 has support Of the representatives OF orange
County in the Senate Assembly. who most inter-
csted I'm its affairs and upon responsibility for
this legislation mainly rest, and have, therefore,
concluded consideration Of its many meritorous features
and the there is apparent general sentiment
in its give IL my signature and thus create the
C,tv Of MIddetown. DAVID b. HILL
Governor lii also signed tho following bills to-day
Chapter 52s-Amendlng the act authorizing tho use
Of State armories by associations OF dSchaged soes
and sailors -. -. c,
Hill to Mary Ann Short. - -,
Chapter 53O-Amcnding charter OF ST. Marys HOS
Chapter 531-ApproprIatng money for an armory in
MIddletown -,
Chapter Experimenting investigation Of the
Chapter 5:4-Authorizing construction OF aicauo over
certain Sidewalks in New-York City.
Governor Hill has finished his examination and
action on the hrtyday bills left by tho Legislature
but will mako no announcement until Monday after
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY, l55 Worth
St WILLIAM +. BARNARD, Superintendent-Chlldren' q
Day exercises recitatons, hymns responsive service Ac
By the children Sunday At 80 O'clock. Public cors
daily invited
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] Jervcy. Henry. % Howe, Robert L.
2MeKns.ry, Charles II. - Shnssian' EaTafo l"
3 Igis1n, Wll.am v 20 frestohf puy IL.
5csIlup Charles c. % Quay. Andrew q. C.
F F,iyas G. y' D. L. % Sample, William P
! piece. ~. 5 30 Anderson. Edward
SWirn Joha : 81 Harris Peter c.
10 March Payton C. 81 Mcfarland. Munroe
II Wilson Eugene 7. 33 Hart W ii.
J. McAndrcw. james W. ~ Wider, Wilnlm l.
Is Ve-'sl Solomon T. IS Wilhelm. William II.
II llelskin Charles A. 80 Donaldson, Charles v
10 Gri,ard. John =. IS Dasheil. William r.
Il Russ ChaTic. T. 80 Hclnick. Ell a.
IS Poster, G. L. 80 Perry, AleAahaer W.
70 Fcuron. Charles w. II Litiebrant william J.
20 iiaftm9n, J. D. l.. - French Charles g.
= oNtfiOn. tIuu1h 50 vance tapcIN ~
.. Horle W. J. d. a. Butler, Matthew c.. jr.
The recommendations Of the Academy Board 10
the Secretary of War will approve the appointment OF
the first five men to ali Of service, but particu-
larry 10 the Corps Of Engineers The next sixteen
ren are recommended for the artillery service, and
the renal nlci for the cavalry and infantry.
In the evening the third ana last dance OF the sea-
son occurred THIS was a german and WAS LEI by
Cadets Palmer and Hayden II began at half past 3
o'clock and ended at II. The floor was in charge
Of Cadets Mc.Ginstry, VIM. JudsoB, Russ Pierce.
Wilhelm and Foster, and they were at great pains to
see that all ths girls had partners. Four hgures
were introduced, military in conception and pretty
in effect These were the sword figure, the skirmish
ers the sash figure ana "'es.7 The hall was crowded
Among the young ladies present, many OF them not
We, "ou.,7 were Miss Moss, Miss Nichols and PISS
swartey, who arc visiting Captain ana Mrs. fIlec
tie Kisses NaIott. Miss Mitchell, who IS stopping
with lcu,enaa; and Mrs. FO!iZ: Miss Buchanan; a
guest OF Professor POStlcthwatc; the Misses ButleI
Ms Todd and Miss BOuyier. visiting en- nan' ana
Mrs Gordon: Miss Perry and Miss Milligan. who are
vsin. az the cottage OF he superintendent Gen,
eral Perry. Tomorrow VIII De day OF rrSt AZ
quiet PREPARATORY 10 the concluding scenes which take
Mace on Monday.
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ST. IGNATIUs CHURCH. SO West &oth,st-. IRsy.
ARTHUR RITCHiE Rector-Sandsy 7A3 so.
10 30 and IL a. M 80 and 2 N. daily 2.
80 u m. I; p m. Holy days and Fridays 10 -
extra Seats free
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST,
56th- shave,
Tho Rev. Is. Ii. TYLER Pastor
Preaching sunday morning and evening By
the Rev FREDERICK ID. POWER OF Washington. D. O.,
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Professor Draper O, the Central Park Observatory makes
the following report for ended al noon yesterday
p,,om,,>r r,.h..t ra>r,aofrster Degrees
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THE PEOPLES SPIRITUAL MEETING, Columbia
Hall S7S 6thave. --Medumistc phenemsna at Re-
rarkabe experiences conferences and medtupieic ~,
ascises az q O'clock. 1.
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must Be Endorsed 'oith fsl name
end address
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9e $50 Mean. oe
MaxmJune s. a N. so l24 Maxim. Jane o n si'y
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Distance travelled hy the Wind l2o mish
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In the windward work the Shamrock continued to
improve her lead the three other boats I'm her
class and the Fanny dropped tho Huron still further
astern. After rounding the Hampstead Bay stake
boat the wind was nearly abeam 10 the finish line.
and balloon ilb-tOpsais again out. The follow
ing table shows how the yachts finished and gives
the record Of the race:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

II the liver and kidneys are sluggish and
inactive, Hoods saraparilla will rouse them
TO prompt and regular action. Take Il now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
wn,,eI.r Reid. Exaes words.

CIScISSATI, o., May D.-The following
is the exact language Of Mr.. whitelaw
Reid, printed In tho Commercial Gds,ti,
this morning In Mr.. Reds answer TO the
question: would Blaine accept the nomi'
nationP
That's too hard question. But j can
tell you this, he certainly would notacccp'
nomination that was fought for. II
must come spontaneously nsought and
unanimously am sure he would moi
take IL. lie does not want II; he might
not take Il under any circumstances. liz
certainly would not take II unless the over
whclming desire for his candidacy should
be 20 manifest that he was nominated
without opposition In the convention Of
heart burnings among the friends Of otheI
candidates"
The Commercial Gdsdie SAYS EDITORIAL!
this morning: This remark, which w
had carefully verified, is-as coming frou
one 10 close 20 Mr.. Blaine as Mr.. Redo
unusual significance"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
A THREATENING FIRE.
A Stubborn Blaze in the speers Cotton
Factory Yesterday.

Eo0eVA1 itcetEdhJs
About 1l45 o'clock yesterday the en-
ployes in the Speers cotton mandatory
at No. 70 Vance street, were startled by a
sudden burst OF flames from the dust re-
ceiver and the dense smoke which in
simultaneously filed the building. The
dust collector or receiver is OF galvanized
iron, and runs along the ceiling of the
first floor directly under the carding ma
chimes on the second floor q The dust, as
ii falls into this collector, is driven through
1t with rapid force, and 1t is supposed that
either nail, by friction, or match acct
dentally falling into this pipe, by the
force OF friction, ignited the volume Of dry,
fine dust. This is the only solution, so far,
that the employees can give OF the origin OF
the fire. All Of the inside work Of the
building being OF pine, and, in addition TO
this, the stock all loose cotton or in bags
which cover the floor, breath OF flame
was sufficient to ignite that entire floor,
and for time IL seemed that the fire
Of the building The department
responded promptly, and were soon
efectually at work upon the blaze. The
buiiNiiS Nsto ruNtut nONtNNIt al lAloSl part
by the use OF the Grinnell automatic
sprinklers, which are just being put
in the building. The water was TO be
turned on when they were completed to-
day. and only few Of the sprinklers were
in working order, but 10 that extent they
did excellent work in connection with
several hand hose which were we'll manned
by numbered the employees, thus keeping
the fire from the second floor. On this
floor are the carding machines, twenty in
number. The wires OF these were all
damaged, and many entirely ruined by
the water. They nre very expensive and
on them is the greatest loss The damage
TO the building, and TO the stock and ma
chnery by water, will reach about $1,000.
Mr. Speers stated that the loss was COW
cred by insurance, placed byl, Nelson &
Raine. Inquiry at the insurance Office was
TO the effect that the only insurance that
agency had for Mr. Speers was 81, 800 in
the British * Mercantile OF England, and
that was solely ON the stock in the eastern
shed, which was not at all damaged. The
agents stated that the had formerly carried
insurance on the entire concern, but that
recently Mr.. Speer had let the policies
elapse. This being the case the loss will
fall on the owners.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

CuTIcuRA, the great skin cure, and curicuRi
SOAP an exquisite skin beAutiher externally ant
CUrIcuRA REsoLvENr the new blood purifier In
tornally, are positive cure for every form of skill
aud blood disease, from pimplcs 10 scroiula
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

Sold everywhere Price. CuTicURA, Soc; SOAR,
25c; RrsoLvESr 81. Prepared by the poiTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
ny Send for How 20 Cure Skin Diseases q
pages. 10 illustrations aud 100 testimonials
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
From 1as Pounds to 11s Pounds.

! have taken several bottles Of CuTIcuRA REsoL-
vFST with all the results could wish for. About
this time last year. when commencing Us use, |
weighed il5 pounds, and today weigh i72 pounds
GEO. CAMPBELL Washington, d, G.
NoTE-The CurIouRA REsoLvENT Is beyond oil
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever compounded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

preston which all her friends possess.
The groom is well known in commercial
and business circles, standing at the head
OF several corporate institutions and a
member Of the leading coal firm Of the
Mississippi valley. After June 10 they
will be at home to their many friends.
All may have the happy opportunity for
congratulations, which must be deferred to
that time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
cure ON earth for all forms Of neuralgia aud
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
CO., manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street 5O
cents ner box
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20.-Instrue'
tons have been issued 10 all the division
supehntendenb Of the Pennsylvania rail.
road on the lines east OF Pitisburg and
Erie 10 discharge all employees whose
services can be dispensed with. About
5000 men will be discharged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

Skin Entirely Gonc-Fiesh n Mass OF Disease
Leg Diminished One-Third In sizc--Condi-
ton HOpsie.s-cursdb " the cuticua Rem.
edies.
For three years was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee down TO my ankle;
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was one
macs of discaSe. Some physicians pronounced II
incurable II had diminished about onethird the
size OF the other and was in hopeless condition,
After trying all kinds OF remedies and spending
hundreds Of dollars from which got no relief
REMEDIES and the result was follows. After three
days noticed decided change for the better, and
at the end OF two months was completely cured.
My flesh was purified, and the bone (Which had
been exposed for over year. go, sound. The flesh
began 10 grow, and today, and for nearly two years
past my leg Is well as ever Il was sound In every
respect and not a sign OF the disease TO be seen.
s @. AlIERN, Dubois, Dodge Co, Ga.
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Terrible suffering FROM skin Diseases.

have been terrible sufferer for years from dis.
cases Of the skin and blood, and have been obliged
TO shun public places by reason Of my dishguring
humors. Have had the best Of physicians and
spent hundreds of dollars, but got no relief until
used the CUrcuRA REMFDIrS which have cured
me- and left my skin as clear and my blood as pure
as child's. IDA MAY BASS.
Olive Branch 4. o., Miss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
New Subdivision on Rayburn Ave-,
North OF Walker avenue Thrty.thrce Beau.
tiul Lots for sale on easy terms.

i79 Acres. on-Popiar Street
Sold In 8, 10 and iSAcrc Tracts Very reason
able terms Call and see Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, Is relieved at once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12
W VI. VIs DCtN EN.
W. Nj. EDWARDS.
J. w. MARTIN.
G. X. Sites.
V. G. EDDY.
Everybody invited
to call and see US.
MueIier& Paradies.

The Burlington Boomerang is the title
of new republican paper which has
been seeking our exchange table for
several weeks past. 1t is edited by John
F. Murray and is bright and newsy. and
we welcome it among our exchange list
Excursions to all parts in Kansas will
leave all Missouri river points. for the
west. as follows: Wednesday. March 81.
Wednesday. April 4. Wednesday. April
%. Wednesday, MAY g. Wednesday
May %. Wednesday, June g. and We'd
nesday. June 90 Tickets will be sold
from all eastern points. as far east as
Pittsburg. in time to reach the Missouri
river on these dates Tickets to be sold for
one fare for the round trip. and good for
forty days.
Cut this out and send it to your friends
in the east. or better still send copy of
the Thomas County CAT.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12
CAT SUPPLEMENT
THURSDAY, APRIL u, 1883.

capital invested have smaller total in
debtedness. pay lower rate of interest.
take less business chances, run fewer
risks, and do safer business than do
the manufacturing and commercial elias
SEES of the cOuntry.-Atchison Champion.
Kansas is more truly an American
State than New York, Ohio. or Massa-
chusetts saws the State Journal. Tea
Thousand people OF Kansas were born in
New England. four hundred thousand in
Indiana. Illinois and Iowa: one hundred
and fifty thousand in Ohio. Pennsylva-
Moi and New York: one hundred and
three hundred and thirty six thousand
in Kansas, and only sixty thousand in
Europe.
The Atwood Citizen says: Colby, our
sister city seems to be meeting
with. phenomenal prosperity. We are
glad that it is so; for what helps Thomas
county, will ultimately assist in the de
velopmeat of the whole country sur
rounding, nd Rawlins will certainly re-
ceive her share. For the prosperity of a
city or county is an important factor, and
in this Colby and Thomas county have
been surely blessed. No wrangling no
outside corporal Ons coming in to steal
away the rights of Others and her coun
ty seat securely and satisfactorily es
toll fha no 1. I'D bx-i
Colby and Thomas county travel in the
advance of the procession.
The Hastings Gazette. says:
I'VE clip the following paragraph
which was part of an editorial in last
weeks issue of the Hoxie Sentinel. in
which it tells the facts in regard to Col
by's ieal BUSINESS and we believe it must
be the truth. as Colby's papers will not
x with us
'She has been jealous of Hoxie for the /
past two years-ever since this town
first started-she has been jealous of
!. Oberlin, she has been jealous of Oakley.
she has been jealous of Eustis. and now
she is. oh. so jealous of Hastings il littl e
town just started in the west part of
Thomas county. but which bids fair to
take all the conceit out of Colby and be-
come the commercial centre Of said coun
s ty. Poor. disheartened Colby. we feel
for her. but cannot reach her.
Suffering Moses We haven't time in
Colby to be jealous of any of the afore-
said claimants of our attention. OF course
: you cant reach her-she is too far in the
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12

4.
The prairies are putting ON their
emerald garments.
Reports from farmers all over our coun-
~ as to crop prospects are very encour-
aging.
Nc Gonigal & Son. are in the lumber
business and have on hand lumber of all
kinds of best qualities. See them before
buying.
Do you want Lumber. Lime. Lath or
building material. Go to Nc Gonigal &
Son, who will furnish you the best at the
lowest prices.
The Chicago Lumber Co. have been
unloading between and 6 car loads of
lumber per day. for the past ten days
and business is rushing at their yard.
Isaac Mulholland. the real estate man
of Hoxie, will at once open abranch
Office at Colby lis a western rustler
and we are glad to see him come among
us.
c.. r. Bennett. Auditor Chicago Lumber
Co. is spending the week in Colby. He
will make Colby his headquarters As
soon as the c., r. Il n. Ry. builds into
Thomas county.
We have on our books 200
thousand acres of choice
Thomas county land-Mc.
Gonigal & Son.
The Peoples Theater Company are
playing in Armory Hall every night this
week. Few troupes reach Colby that
present as fine repertoire as does this
company The Armory has been W ell
filed each night. and all attending eX
press themselves well pleased.
Thomas county has just voted $50. 600.
bonds to the c.. K. & N. railway which
will be extended from Norton as soon as
work can be DONE Work of construction
has already commenced at Norton. The
trains have been kept busy for the last
two weeks taking material to the front.
The trains will be running into Colby be-
fore July 1-Smith Centre Bulletin.
l.. d. Train assumed charge of the
Chicago Lumber Co. Yard. on last Fri
day. Mr. Train is from Wallace and
brings his family with him. Mr.. Thomas
who has had charge of the Yard for
number of months. will go to Wallace
and take Mr.. Trains former position in
The Yards of the company there.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12
- SMOKE.
We make specially Of handling the
finest cigars made. by the box. Also
some of the cheapest brands
+. off MARTIN & HAMPTON.
You will find the
Observation-Disclosures
at Mueller e. Para
dies.

progressive euchre party, given at
the residence of Mrs. aud E. A. Hall on
last Tuesday evening proved to be
most enjoyable assemblage. being largely
attended. Hostess and host entertained
their guests in such ilospiable manner as
charmed one and all present This was
the last of series of pleasant euchre
parties given in Colby during the sea-
son.
Our elegant soda fountain will be in
running order next week
MARTIN & HAMPTON
VIM. Hutchinson and family returned
TO Quickville to live this week. Mr.
Hutchinson has had charge of the Colby
House during the winter but has dispos-
ed of his interest to j. c. Stowel
A DENIAL.
We. the undersigned. learn that re-
port has become current that small pox
has broken out in Colby We. rs physi-
clans deny the truth of any such report
There has been no case of small pox seen
in this town or Thomas county, and Col
by and the county are free from any such
disease WM. NJ. BEAVER
W. M. EDWARDS.
J. w. MARTIN.
G. X Sites.
V. c. EDDY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
WASHINGTON NEWS
Tacoma Reaching for the
Whatcom Trade.
A MISSIONARY GIRLS FATE.
K1lensburrh Porities-An Election
contest-NaTderer Miller SEN
teneed-Puyaifup Notes.

TAcoxA, Dee. SIT Is stated GA the
streets tonight that prominent merchants
OF the city have subscribed for - 900 OF
the stock Of the Pacific navigation Com
pany. issued recently 10 secure funds for
the construction Of new steamer % be
placed on the Tacoma, Whatc0sn and bower
Bound route. Tueh q move Nas strongly
recommended at the last meeting Of the
chamber Of commerce, at which most Of
the leading business rpen were PRESENT.
and the report il doubtless authentic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
PUyALLUr NEWS.
New Buildings and Buildings Con
tempfated industrial Notes.

PuyALLur. Dec. 7.---John HASTE 4 Co
who are running the lumber min here. are
just completing their new road, aud they
say IL VIII, when finished, bc one OF tho
best lumber hauling roads on Puget Sound.
Their mill Is Kept at a very high prpssttr,.
Oh account Of the great demand here for
building lumber
John Haste is Just finishing a kaaD0
house between Meeker aud Pioneer street
which In quite an acquisition a. the resi-.
denccs Of the town.
y. Meeker intends going Gu with his
residence ia the spring, the foundation.
which Is OF stone, being already laid. Thr
plans have been prepared by Farrell & Oar
mer, architects OF Tacoma pnd ars AZ a
very elaborate description. when com.
pieted Ibis viii b. one of The Most tmfls
ing residences ia this section
In your issue ot yesterday Won aiote
from the salem NidtsaniGa an article ON the
fraudulent branding of hops. That arfi
Gle has reference 10 J r. Meekrr. who Was
there last week receiving hons and yyho
branded them "Wa>hiugtan Territory" as
he had not an OREGON brand They were.
however, bought, shipped and snld in the
English market ns nr,gnn hops. So that tht,
angry outburSt If your rantgnrorar, Was
needless In any ease, Washington Tern.
tory hops are superior 10 those Of Or,s.t,,
and they wuuld therefore suffer nothiDr
In reputation by b,',uE 80 branded
rue trustees ut the baptist church have
seIec'ea thfce iuis in the vicinity ~ Pho
neer park and intend building A SO.O
church.
). Il. Jones OF 81. Paul was In town Co.
day.
= Ramsay reports having bought the fol.
lowing lots OF hops az UrliuS % ba.uS AZ
10 cents, and ID bqsrs a. D. cents
X MeMa h"n has Fust s1.d tive acres az
Hand O. Ira fcaUall flr slUp These t,-5
acrcs were part 90 tive which several
months ago were purchased for ~ Tbi,
shows an increase ui almost 100 rcr cent.