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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

to do either Ct Galveston with its existing
great ssndbaf, and no less gyeEt wHa'f
sLd lignterugs monopoliss, WHICH have
grown rich ard arrogant on the com-
merce Of Texas. The northwest is inter-
essed in . free deep water port on the
Texas coast. It is not Interested In the
local sd,i,s OF Gslveiton CT any other
Texas city. Il is Interested In getting at
the truth CT this herbor question.
Taking this view Of 1t, the movement
for An inter state deep water convention
to be held at an early date IL Denver lie
timely and should be encouraged. This
convention should be composed OF repre-
sentative business men Of the states and
territories of the northwest and OF It xss,
who shall ask OF Congress the sppoint.
ment OF board OF engineers to select the
harbor on the Texss coast that can be
most speedily and economically improved,
and ask for the appropriation of money
ade quate TO the work to be done. The
political IL flusoce OF the northwest CON-
bined with ina. Of Texas can accomplish
the desired result.
WI CARUTHRRs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
CONVENTION CALLED.

The Ear meys, Beockrafssrs and Labor.ng
Msn 10 eue Out state Ticket.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, May 27.-At the ALI
ance meeting held yesterday $4,000 was
rsised for the state exchange at Dallas.
OF this sum $1,000 WAS psid cash and the
balance Will be paid within twenty days.
This amount Is SlC0 for each OF the sub
alliances In the county. TIE following
cal WIS distributed q; the meeting yes
terday aad will be I1ssled to escG sub
alliance secretary In the state, ard will be
published IN the next issue OF the Denton
Monitor and o.her pspers fhvoring the
movement:
Non Partisan convention called to meet
at Fort Worth, July 2, 1888. To the In
dependent voters OF Texas: By virtue CT
su.hority in me vested by the executive
c. mmistee of ths farmers, stockraisere
and laooriDg mems convention, held at
Waco, Texas, May Is, 1888. c onvention
Is hereby called to meet ct Fort Worth,
Texas, July 2, 1883. 81 10 o'clock .. m /,
for the purpose Of nominating Q state
ticket, snd trsnsacting UGH other bust
ness as msy properly come before the con-
vention
The basis OF representation shall DE one
delegate for every 500 votss CT msjority
fraction thereof cast at the state election
two years ago; provided, each county
shall have at least one delegate.
We. recommend that precinct mass
meetings be held in esch county IN
tee state, Saturday, June 16, 1883. 80
elect delegates to their respective county
Meetings, to be held on the 2Si dxy OF
June, 1888, to choose delegates to the
state correction.
By order of the COMMITTEES.
Fl s. BRoILRs, Cnairman.
W. &c, LEE. Temple, Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
ON WALL STREET.
:, sleek Market epsned icsive and
Ness, bas Il Becams Qatet to
Dull Before Cieses
.h,ns on tho Astiss List 10 Lower
ySr, worth and Denver 70 Doun
Oas Fer Cent
COMMERCIAL RRsUMn.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
...al 10 the Gazette.
srv YORK, May 20 Railway bonds to-
s,losed as follows: Fort Worth and
Der City ST SIT; Texas and Pscifc IL,
-. ga 40; Texas ana New Orleans, 102: :
. ~ and Texas sc, So; Missouri. Kan
and Texas SIS at sc, SIS e. SSS, rs at
\. Calf, Colorado and Santa 20 gold SIS
Money per cent.
rovernments steady.
1rovrgsMRNTs, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Ssw YORK, Msy 2s.-Tne stock market
~ active and wesk In the forenoon to-
~ hut recovered somewhat later, be-
us1Ipg ouiet 10 dull. TIE general list
" anil within a narrow rsnge. The
ss,taess disspp AIRED after the ftst hour
t..svsr, snd most Ct the losses In the
Ss',sy,l list we're recovered and Uaiop
p,ciac became strong feature, moving
- materially On stories Of favorable &C.
s,n hy Congress. The market then be
.'ne yerY Gull. Most Of the list re-
sS,nnded with fractional lossee, and the
,n.rket closed qniet ana weak,
sarsrslly fr.cion under the
ssDeping prices. Everything is lower,
,Td missouri Pacific lest q:
p,es Island, %. r aiding, Il; Ksnsss and
T,r,s, II; ForS Worth &no Denver and
g. Psui are l per cent. each. Investors
.,s roy corr ing their attention to fret
,,ss bonds, which are in continuel de-
m,ud while the supply Is very limited.
Rusipess -dsY was very evenly distrib-
used, The tone Of the market being rather
navy for most Of the dsv, and prices
Eere left irregulsrly changed
government bonds we're dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
j. ". webb Arrested for Carrying q Pistol.
Believed tn b. wanted Ills, where.

j. ". webb Arrested for Carrying Pistol.
Believed tn b. Wanted Els whers.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD. TEX Msy 20 --Sstur-
day evening Deputy Sheriff Taylor ar
rested man giving his name % J W.
Webb, charged with carrying Q pistol.
Saturday morning Mr.. Z. Reynolds csme
in town snd stated that . party had slept
the night before in his pasture having a
pistol Oh, which resulted Ia the above ar
rest. The man Is about i've feet and ten
inches high and weighs about 1s5 or ITO
pounds, Is Light Completed, blue eyes
and sandy beard. Sheriff Sisk stated to
TIE GAZETTE reporter that the prisoner
had b fresh gun shot wound in
his ankle, and scar az
though he had been ehot through
the thigh and is Of the opinion ne is
wanted elsewhere for some mischief The
prisoner claims to be travelling as res-
son why he was in possession OF pistol,
but refused to make any statement, hence
his being held in custody.
Mr.. John Hoery, Jr., OF this city has
sold his beautiful residence on Spany
street to Mr.. F. G. Finnie; consideration,
$4,000.
DIR. and Mrs. N. C. Eier viii start mex.
Saturday for az extended visit through
Florids, South Csrolins, Tennessee and
Alabama. They will be absent for two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben c. Hinry and daugh-
ter, Miss Banana, will leave In q few
days for q trip TO Virginia and Georgia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
ClRBURsEs
Murder Osae on rriai-Actinn OF the John
son County CcEchers.
SooniaI On tho lo1nsfo

Murder Gaze on rrial-Action OF the John.
son County Ccschere.
Special to tie Gazstte.
CLEBUkNE, TEX, M.y 2S.-The Dis
trict court is engaged to-day in the trial
of the case Of the State vs. Thomas Coch-
ran, charged with the murder CT John
McLennan in Somervell county in 1885
Quite number OF witnesses arc in at
tendance on the court from the above
county.
The County court convened to-day.
The contest over the probate OF the viii
of Mrs. Ann Powell was tried before the
C unty judge, who reserved his decision
until next Thursday.
The body OF the man, A, L. Sheeler,
who committed suicide here the other
dsy, WAS buried at this place yester lay.
His son, who lives In this county, was
appointed administrator to b,s estate.
At regular meeting Of the johnson
county Teachers Institute, Saturday, May
&c, the following resolution WAS offered
by J E Garrison, and adopted unani
mously:
Whereas, chapter 8, section OF the
Tt IS school law is III direct opposition
to the ri, hts Of teachers as . laborins
class; therefore be 1t
Resolved, that we, the teachers Of
Johnson county, denounce that portion
Of said section which gives trustees the
absolute right to dismiss teachers, and
we demand that It be repealed, or 60
modified as to remove the uncertainty
based on lack OF attsndsHce, now sur
sounding teschers rurf districts. Be
itfpFther
Esolved, thh wasretitien the State
Esscbprs AsaiciesfSn to memorabilia the
FLegislsture86 have the said clause re-
pSaled. .&aSf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
Tho wool nukss.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nav Is. Wo. Mart e.
steady. recsipss To oay 1872 1888 pounds; recsipss
thus far this season 6l4sS pounds; ga IS
to-day none; .tocs 1,l53 sl2 pounGs. Ono
sstions for ep Ing. twelve months clip: + me,
154lsc; medium, 1sa20c; for spriDg, six TO eight
months CLIP: Fine, l4@i6c; c,roium. l50l7c.
srLopis. No. May 23.-Wooi- OF 81 ings IL h
and tracing quiet; unwashed bright me.
d un. l4sf2lXc. eos-se braid Haas; low sandy
10G17c. fine light l2F1sc; d besvs l06l6e
Sub-washed, choice, 3Sc: IN erior ga Sic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
The 0onee naxks..

GALVESTON, rky.. May 2s-Con-" unchanged
as follows: Wholesale grocers' quo
prime. lsc; choice, l91sc; pesberry, zoe; old
government Java, z4c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
fair TO fancy So 5O05 40. H1rses-Receipts
40: shipments 800; rket sc,ive; Texans and
Indians ia car .ioss S26 TO S28

KANSAS OILY, MO-, May % -Cat;a--k Z. ceipts
1906; sbi aments 1903; ma kst strocr for Fat
CT nfod. bus low for erasssrs, OF which there
were nearly 1000 from SJuihern Texas On sale.
Dressed beef butch era snd s5ip3ing s'e RS 80
Toe tighar. 5000 tn choice cornfed 81 35d4 IS;
common to medium S. 20a4 10; Stoke. 5 So %
az 80; feeding steers So t0d3 60; ccws 81 co
market weak ard 50l0 lowet; gooo t. choice
IS 40a5 so common to IN sdium s. lOa5 so sstps
and pigs g 50a49o sheep = Rece.p $500;
arket duh and weak; good 10 choice 81 400
50; common to mes In y S, 5094s0
iyHICAGo, ILL. May % Lals,e-R ecs,pcs
5000; shipments 1890; market steady and 54ioe
higher; stee . 81 5005 90; stocf ers a-d tssiers
50 s0d4 Is; cows bills and mixed 81 7543 60:
7 1as estiIe S 3595 10 Hogs Rec. los 3j.-
coo, shipments 20 o. market Glow and 10 ;lowsr;
ranging from 81 0Sd5 TO- sheep Recelpts
5000. shipments 1000 arket dull and &c lower;
natives am western shorn 81 oS5 IS: fsrior
to fair g e0a5 o.; Teyaas 81 7JG4 20; lambs per
hsai 81 60 u s. o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
Commission of Appsals.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, May 2s.--The Commits
s.onefs Of Appeals disposed OF the fol-
lowing cases to-day;
Reversed and RsSsnded-Roberts VS..
CoHelle, Esstlsnd; Scottish Uaisn ard
American Insurance Company vs. Clancy,
Dallas.
Afirmed-Hcwsrd VS.. JsH. Britton {
Co., Dallss.
Cass.rd's brei st bacon, hams and
lard at TurneEe cpre I Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
A3vSFaGJl.

aSJI.
LivrRPooL, MAJ IS -Ooston-Spo. closed
Gull and uncha
Ord nerr. 4xd; good ordinary. Sd; low mid
cling l6t; miidiing uplands, 53it; mIdd.ing
OIL an, 81 10.
To al sales 90; American. 65C0.
Imports, 5000; American, 200.
Futures closed steady, S ptembor / point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

AaH s0aa.
GEv 2oBS, May rs CoS.os spot closed
steady and unchanged.
SAFES, are bales.
stock, 4, Jl2 blles. =.
Low ordinary, -; ofc'bfyP 7kg: goat
- .GsS. Is; .oa Eatdr'Ds, 8 9 l6c, .atG0iinE
10s: 1000 mideiihg. lO<e, middli1s lar
20 10 l6r.
Futures closed dull and generally l poirt
loWrr
Sales, q, 900 bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

Kew Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. La, NAV 2s.-Cotson- Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
asiss 1870 oa,ek.
Stock l2l,2o5
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet, to 2
points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

n:sdi;ae 7.lss, good rl.6dnng. 8 ls l6c; mid.
ding fair 10 3.16c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

campaign and succeeded in electing HIN
Governor. He has belonged to what Il
called ne Reformed uepocrse1 nd Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
FANAkGAA.A

ENGLISH oONSOLh
LONDON. May %. Consols closed SO 5-l6c for
n -ney; silver A. 1854.
MONEY!
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Xonsy on call easy
at y to 2 per cent; let loan TX closed, offered
at ~. Prime mefcAntiie PAPER 4G6.
b0NDs.
NEW YORK. May IS bonds ARv stooIs
r.naad nj the f0ll0sy n mr. IHaE hid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

give than royal. entertainment.
County court "a still In session ara 4
great deal Of bpgjness 10 being tysnsanted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

AvASuua fuu Il
have the custol,
mas ordered
ahariR. I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29
Corz o. nAaxxzv

E:sesipts ~ All UHitsa States es.rs
GALvEsz0a, TEX, May 2s-Oot.oa rsesipss
IS Unitsd States ports:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-29

Above eoodsz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
READY FOR THE OLD GUARD BALL.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND MAY COME
aN-aIuEp q pRosPKCE.

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND MAY COME
ON-OTHER BALLS IN PROSPECT.
II expectations Of managers Of the Old Guard
reception realized Tuesday they will have
every feel proud On Wednesday morning Pres
dent Cleveland when invited said that he wanted TO come
York this reception but that he could not SEQ
his way he would sead an early reply.
1t is rumored among Old Guardsmen that
Is the intention OF President and Mrs Cleveland ac
copansd by OF the Cabinet and Army and Navy
stationed Washington TO arrive at the Metropo
1880 the evening OF the reception
President the invitation delegation OF six of
representative members OF the Cd Guard VIII meet the
President party Wilmington. Dancing will begin
about midnight
Among the organizations that will be represented at the
bali are Artillery OF London the Ancient and
BILE Artillery, OF Boston; the 7th Regiment oil New
York the Regiment OF New-Jersey the 9th I'D Ils
47th 18th and 10th Regiments OF Newfork; the ISL
Regimen of Connecticut the I'd and ID batteries
Newly the Worcester Contnenals Massachusetts the
Boston Light Infantry Corps Massachusetts, the 3D.
4h, 9TH Regiments, NewJersey the I'd Regiment,
state Fencbles Pennsylvania the LIST Eussars Newfork
the Albany Corps tho Veteran Zouaves NewJef
ey the 18TH 9th 7th and 22i REGIMENT Veterans New
York Old Guard Troy Citizens Corps. tho Sew-Haven
Greys the of Artillery Rhode Island George
washin gton O. A. r. the 3dsnd LIST Bsalons New
Jersev 1st Battalion Georgia the Anniversary Veter
ans New-Hampshire the Troy Citizens Corps the Cover
nors Connecticut the Washington Light Huaras
Charleston, g. c.. and tn, 5th Regiment California
Many military here also expressed ther
desire witness the drill of the Prastine Commahdery'
KNIGHT Templars at tho Metropolitan Opera House
Thursiay evening January 20. at the tenth an
nuaI reception, and the number OF visiting knights
promises than before Preparations are
scale than ever and the Da promises
10 most brilliant one.
Tho Early and Comedy Circle will give its third
comedy and dance at Hotel Brunswick January 80
The comedy VIII at Sl5 and end at $50 The Madison
square orchestra will furnish the music on the
Board OF Governors the Circle Edward j. Burke
Thomas E. Crfnmins William OLeary Walter c. Wooley
James j. Byrne, William A. McKenna. John H. Spellman.
Edward ]. Kelly, John J. Harrington and Richard NJ.
Malfe lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
MRS BIEDENFELD TESTIFIES

DESCRIBING THE FATAL FlGHr-hEh
AROSE WHEN HER HUSBAND WAS DRUM
The inouest into the death Of Druggist Bleuchio,U
rrac resumed at the Coroners Office yesterday Tnn
paG the servant girl, recalled ehe 'os'ii =,
that on various occ as ons the dead man whiie uun
had beaten his wife. Last summer the WITNESS n'
him down while his wife whipped him. witness '
the cause OF the row that Biedenfeid toro eno
dress of his wife's person In the presence Vi ~
pn,nIer Mrs Bertha Merz. No. 131 East Houston
81 said that on tho Sunday following his deatn tho
Witness Annie Pad told her that he had faiieh uo"'
stalrs. ,
There was considerable stir In the court rum
,rben Mrs Bledenfeld was called to the stand oho
told the story Of the manner In which her huspa" ~,
received his injuries She said that on the hs"' -
ouestion her husband was in lad bumor anu wah.cu
10 pick quarrel with her. she described sraP'
caIIv how the scuhie occurred between her huspah1
and clark Hahn and how he fell the soap box AlG,
he had taken sick witness got the uoc,or. onuinS
arrival at the house, she heard her hnsDanu
her vile names but did not hear him say any u5
about the russell All their quarres orlgina,eu She
her husband was under the influence OF nquoi' -.
was a good wife but seemed TO be the oplec, Va She
hal red Of her husband while he was ntoNic only
did ali in her power to save him while Sick anu o"'
met with rebukes. ,,, ,,,... oveyiuc
THE case was then adjourned till Monday e,oN'i,s
when the young widow will resume the slahu, "a
sbe was leaving the court room Mrs Lhhauo r., q
neigbbor called Mrs. Bedenfed " a murdercss Nv y,
woman burst into tears and rushed BACK 10 s"nmais
Eidman and told him that she was the victim OF el
persecution In the court room. Inc cuI oSent
waxed Indignant and reprmanded the women prcSe"'
for their unkindness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
PLANS FOR WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT

The walls of Parior Ii In the Murray Hill Hotei
were covered with the maps and plans of the Newforh
Arcade Railway last evening when Chairman olmstedd
called the West-side Rapid Transit Committee 10 ouer
There a large attendance OF inventors, experts
and prominent railroad men, General Egbert L.
yIele moved the appointment of a committee to ask
Mayor ewitts aid I'm the effort TO secure rapid transit
facilities for the West Side. General Egbert L. Niele
Cyrus Clark, James j. Coogan William Beden Colonel
s. V. Il. Cruger, together with the chairman, and
Secretary Robert A. Van Wyck were appointed.
Assistant Engineer b. +. Carpenter, Of the Arcade
Railway then brought forward plan TO run an under
ground chamber railroad capable OF containing four
tracks up Broadway to Flfty-ninthst. Above Fifty
nlnth-st, open cut proposed, running through
the Boulevard and the Harlem River to lnwood
Another section was to branch Off at Twentythrd-st
and run under Madison ave. to the river
Mr. CARPENTER said that the road from the Battery 10
tlfty-nnth-,t. could bo finished In eighteen mon rs
and put the cost at 81 100000. General Manager
Melville c. smth being called upon to state the imam
cial condition OF the company, made an eioQuenc
speech, denouncing tho Obstructlonlsts' VINO ha'o
sought prevent the building Of the Arcane. .
William Armory, representing the Astors, ". -:
Potter and Others the plaintiffs the two suits against
Uniting tho Vogei and wheeland Cable Company ex
hlbted model. showing how their inventions could
be operated In a seven-nch conduit. X v. Blackwell
advncated the BENTLEY knight Electric Railway, which
he said In operation In Pittsbufe anu Alesheny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
MIS- VANDERBJLTS MUSICALE.

One of the most notable given in many
was the musicale which took place at the house OF
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt No. West Fifty seventh-st'
yesterday afternoon. The guests passed into the
house under an awning which had been transformed into
winter garden. The immense hall represented gar
den Of spring flowers with beds OF tulips ana hyacntns
Tho main rooms the Ffthave. side OF
the house. finished liz white and gold
ware decorated with daisies and lilies.
The chief feature grand hall the reproduction OF
Gobsln tapestry veritable cloth OF geld. which Is said
to have cost $4,000 On this piece OF tapestry are
worked and delicate blue and sea-green metal
threads, scenes from a. The Kned."
The magnificent din rsom the art gallery and the
Turkish smokiu decorated with palms. ferns
and orchids In the dnr there no chandeliers
bu above the skyight of jets. which cast
Inflow light through stained glass jewels upon the
sily sr and glass of table below The heavy beams
OF the ceiling are inlaid In motherof-peari
In i ecian pattern and the high maste has an e1qus
lite ipaying of pure silver, mothsrof pearl and ebony
The breakfast reom also decorated with orchids
The music was charming throu ghout the artists being
young Josef Hoffman,, Fraulen Li Lehman. Miss Net
tie Carpenter the vionist and Signor sapio' accom-
PIANIST. Young Hermann had three numbers out Of
five. He played the LisztWsber polacea, two
compositions OF his swn, Mendelssohh
concerto some positions Of Chopin, and then impro
Weed to the delight Of ALL Miss Carpenter played Sara
eate's "Zeyennesw eisen" and Frauein Lehman san
SEINE German ssngs
Among the guests were General and Mrs A. Webb
the Misses Webb DR.. and Mrs. Seward Webb, Mr. and
Mr. Henry T. Sloane. Mt and Mrs L. c. Stanton Mr..
and Mrs. W. Ii. Tilinghast, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Ksmeys, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Townsend Burden, Mr., and
Mira Richard Qun, IT,, the Misses Gwynne. Mrs. j. r.
Ksrnoohan. Mr. and Mrs p. Lorillard IT.,
Mra Henry Barley. the Misses Borbey, Mrs.
Paran Stevens Mas Pagst Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. william Sloane.
Mr.. Charles Bald win. Eliot Gregory Thomas Howard jr
Mrs Brockholst Cutting william Cutting, jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Newbod Morris, Miss Msrris. Mr. and Mrs Bradley
Martin, Smith Cliff, tue Misses Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Bronson Miss Winthrop, Mrs Charles Berry
man, Miss Beckwith. Mrs. G. g. Bowioin Colonel and
Mira Delaney Kane, the Misses Isslin, E. l. Winthrop.
MI. and Mrs. ogden Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b.
Minturn, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. K NJ
Hunt, IT,, Miss Hunt and Mrs. L McAllister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
UNscRUPULoUs DEMOCRATIC FORGERY.

TIE oNEILL FACTION IN JERSEY CITY MAKE
FREE" WITH A CONGREssMAN'S NAME.
sequel to Friday nights fight between the two fac
tons OF tho Democratic party for the Charmanship Of
the Democratic Committee OF Hudson County ~ j., was
unearthed yesterday involves Congressman Nc Adoo,
and the friends Of that gentleman are indignant The
O'Nsill faction employed person In Washington to
send bogus patches to number Of proniAent Demo
crats in the county All OF the dispatches had Congress
maa cAdoos name attached to Them One sent 70 the
newly appointed postmaster John F. Kelly, was as fol
lows:
Washington, D. C., Jan. 49,
ONeill must be trusted II you caa do any
thing for him, do 1t fer nue.. McADoo
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Wolff OF Hobskea,
received another patch similarly worded. Thomas
Kelly. the most prominent candidate for the Collector
ship Of the PORT received another Congressman McAdoo
has been communicated with, and last night the follow
ing dispatch was received from him:
Washington d. c.. Jan. IA.
HON ] F. KELLY, Postmaster. Jersey city.
letter nor TO any member OF
the directly indirectly. All such are unauhor
Please investigate and den0unce
publicly have been greatly wronged This you are at o'
cry TO publish MCADOo'
Postmaster Kelly has started an investigation. A
TRIBUNE reporter called Mr.. Kelly last night but he
refused 10 say any thing about the mater