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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Nearly every bound tain on the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul railroad
carries from five to dozen emigrant
cars filled with emigrants for Dakota,
a majority of whom are Germans. The
Dakota towns are rapidly filling up with
strangers, and the lveliest kind Of
boom is looked for during the coming
summer
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

President Harrison dislikes to wea
gloves when walking, preferling, when
the weather is cold, to thrust his bare
hands into his overcoat pockets for
warmth. He never wears frock over
coats.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Mrs. +. D. Standiford, of Louisville,
with 100000 is reported the richest
woman in Kentucky. She is widow
and only %. Heavens, what chance
for poor bachelor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Nickel three-cent pieces were first
coined in 1865, and were issued rcgu-
larly up to 1879, since which time they
have only been coined in proof sets.
Twocent pieces made their first ap-
pearance in 1864, and were coined un-
til 1878.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abitine Ointment is only
put up in large twoou boxes, and is an
absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds
chapped hands, and all skin eruptions.
Will positively cure all kinds of piles Ask
for the Original Albitine Ointment. Sold
by Starkweather & Co., at Is cents per box
--by mail 80 cents.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

The Pcpo's income for the year 1888
amounted to s2,52o,0O0, of which ST.
100000 came from St. Peters Pence,
and S660,000 from the interest of mon
neys invested out Of Italy. The out
lay of the Vatican only amounted to
$1,7O0,OOO.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Mr.. A. 7, Fields, one Of the leading mer-
chants of Colfax, Iowa. says that Chamber
lains Cough remedy is the best. cough pre-
paration he ever used and recommends il
to all without hesitation. Sold by j. B.
Starkweather & Co.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

The immense sale Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been produced to a great ex-
tent, by people, who have been cured by it
telling their friends and neighbors of its
good qualities and urging them to try it
The most severe cold will soon yield to its
soothing effects. For sale by j. B. Stark
weather & Co.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

English SPAWN Linement removes all
Hard, Soft Or Calloused Lumps and BleDl-
ishes from horses. Blood SPAWN, Curbs
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, St.@@~s. ia, lis
ali Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by
J. B. Starkweather & Co., Druggist, Keno
sha. 81 lyr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Hereafter pension agents or attorneys
will only be allowed, by. law, to take a
fee OF S. for procuring an increase Of
pension for pensioner already on the
rolls.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

A person is seldom sick, when their
bowels are regular and and never we'll
when they are irregular. Bear this in
mind and keep your bowels regular by an
occasional dose Of St. Patrick's Pills. Sold
by J. B. Starkweather.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18
MT. VERNON.

ITS ORIGINAL EXTENT-BIRTH-P
OF WASHINGTON - CHURCH
WHERE HE WAS BAPTIZED
POHICK CHURCH
WASHINGTON'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNS.-John c. schoits, Of Ionkcis,
post IN ec,Or, VIII inspect Cromwell Post, No. 4j6, on
ihursday evening Bishop Leonard, OF Utah, will
preach in Craze Church tomorrow evening. Tbs
of eight farmers four merchants, four lawyers, two
manufacturers, three insurance men and one news
paper man . MARITIME ave. and Orawaupum 81. are
10 be graded by -hc village authorities. and Barker
ave. extended 10 Springst
ELMsFORD.-A pigeon shooting match. $500 a
side. VIII tako place the Weschester county Fair
Grounds Tuesday between James thompson, OF
Yonkers and Frank GLASS, Of Pine BROOK y. j.
MOUNT VERNON.-A rousing benefit Was given 10
the members OF the local baseball club on Thanks
The profits greater than those OF the cluD during
Ito entire season of games. The entertainment was
called NegrCsy DcrazIes.' and those WHO look psrI
were selected principally from among tho members
oil the Crescent Club, one OF the leading social Or
CARNATIONS OF Westohestcr County. The songs, In
strainenial music jokes and burlosqucs were OF a
1asudlous order. II IL said 10 be the first enter
Imminent ever given IN the town when people wero
refused admission for iark Of room
sing eING--W arden Brush. CT tho Sing sing prison
j. completing the arrangements for tho execution by
electricity Of McEvainc, the BrDOklyn murderer dur
ing the week beginning December o. The dynamo
tested wss returned TO the prison yesterday. Work
have FOR some time been erecting brick building
in the prison ysr which viii DO called the Execution
Building. IL viii bs used exclusively for executons
feet high The dynamo and the electdc chair M
be placed IN position IN the building somo time next
week. There are now l432 convict, IN tho
Sing sing prison, OF whom, 81 are without work The
rnnyicfs are employed follows In Warden Brrsb;s
house so hall 72 bake house, store bT,se
iobbrg and tobacco shop. 80; STATE shop, 81 dining
hall, 81 laundry - stove shop - Shoe shop 100
marble cutting a. odd jobs 20 state clothing II
nrlntinc . lin shop, Z. State stove making 1I1
ether departments about 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
o,r,xpD FROM MANY QUARTERS.

ca,ar,es schmitt, tho junkdealer, OF one hu''aiou
"a aorentv.seyenthst. and Prospectavc" VINO oea'
ts wItc nearly to death with stick on tuesoas s
vas held in $500 bail for trial IN the hsri'm
aoa BEGGED 10 be allowed TO sign her husosno
OO lame, F. Donnelly, clerk twenty-five years oU,
boso home is one-hundred and -sevehN nc
nd crane Place, ran TO catch Harlem ',alh DIT ~"
fremont station soon after a nj. yes'e,uas i nv
train was in motion when DonheHS To4 t, s,inrcd
ho en- nart,y under thc car. moment iater 'hc
anu - na.scd over his right leg cutting 1t OH near
cur w. An ambulance carried him to the Harlem
nmr,her was rOundly appiauded. last NIGHT Inv tn,
wcsevan University Gee club X It, Ja Rey pr j. F.
Episcopal Church Harlem Of tn "n naStor There was
prSe s an enthusiastic audience which thorGus
Moved the college songs that toSu veil and evsry
naTrt OF the programme Ihe cruz e""e ~
p,nmber was Ioundly applaudcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
THE nr1r1 PHI CONVENTION CLOSES.

The general convention OF the Delta Phi Fraternity
closes to-day 1t opened last Wednesday morn
ing and with the exception Of Thursday the delegates
have met each morning and evening at the clubhouse
and HEADQUARTERS No. East Twenty seventh-st. The
r,presentation was unusually large, this being at
ributed TO the fact that the new chapter at Yale APP
reared for the first rtme in the present convention
There were thirty delegates and twelve aernaes
from the eleven chapters at the meeting yesterday
afternoon The chapters Harvard, Yale Coum-
bia Johns Hopkins, Troy Polytechnic, University OF
The City Of New-YOrk, Rutgers Brown, University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, Union and Lehlsh. Among the dele
gates wers such well-known college men a C. L.
Tucker Of Brown; Eugene LenthoD, of Yale
Churchill Satteglee, Of Columbia. Arthur Lee Brown,
OF Johns Hopkins f. Z. TOwne Of Union; F. L.
Grammer OF Lehgh Henry H. Holt, Of New-iorf
University W. T. Scudder, Of Rutgers F. c. Hunting
ton OF Harvard George c. IIsrwz. OF the University
of Pennsylvania, and j. A. Ubsell, OF the Troy Poly
technlc.
At yesterday mornings session appropriate resolu-
tions were passed the death OF Congressman > >.
Cox. The chapter at Yale, established SIX
months ago, reported in a fourshing condition.
Applications for charters were received from the
University Of Virginia, Trinity, at Hartford, and
Cornell University, at Ithaca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Chief Justice McAdam. in the City Court yester'
day. issued an order compelling A NJ Palmer, a re-
ceiver Of BARLEY Campbes estate 10 make an ac-
counting within twenty days Tho application for the
order was made by J. Edward Weld on behalf Of Emil
a. July judgment creditor Of the estate lie contendei
that since Mr. Palmer had been the receiver Of the
estate he had collected s12 900, and he ought file
an accounting ExJudge Dittenhoefcr appeared for
Mr. Palmer and said that his client did not object to
making an accounting, but he would like to wait
until a decision had been rendered in the case now
pending in the supreme Court concerning the lease Of
the Fourteenth Street Theatre by which he hoped TO
collect some money for tie estate.
Mrs. Emma ID. Young, who IS the defendant in the
suit for absolute divorce, brought by Richard d.
Young applied TO Judge Patterson. IN the Supreme
Court Yesterday for order increasing the aimony
She receives from her husband. from $50 a week to
$50 pending the decision Of the suit for divorce.
Tho Judge ne served his decision Young Is the man
who saws he caught his wife and one Of his clerks
I'm a room in hotel IT. Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
VARIOUS NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

EAST ORANCE.-1he Row. Horace D. Bishop.
rector OF CHRIST Church, on Wednesday pre-
scented to the Rev. DR.. James VI. Lud-
low, Of the Mum Avenue Congregational
Church. the handsome cane which had been voted to
him at the late fair Christ Church burned on
Sunday morning just before Christmas last year. and
before the flames extingulsbcd DR.. Ludlow called
on Mr. Bishop and offered the use of tho Mum
church alternate Sunday mornings to the hOmeles
parish. In graceful recognition Of this offer Mr..
Bishop has presented the cano II is Inscribed
H. s. b. 20 j. NJ. H., Dec. 80, 1898" The date
is that Of the Christ Church fire. The Orange
Athletic Club VIII play tho postponed game OF foot.
ball with the New York Athletic Club on the Grovest.
grounds. East Orange this afternoon. The game will
be called at , 30.
HOBOKEN.-1he sho!tidge Media Academy foot
hall team defeated the Stevens Institute sJphomorcs
Yesterday by a score of "a to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
THE ELECTRIC CARS RUNNING AGAIN,

Two electric cars put on the Fourth-ave line
again by the New-York and Harlem Railroad COMPANY
yesterday, and others will be put on nom 'i'no -
time until al the horse-cars have been replaced.
About dozen electric cars were run until some six
weeks ago, when decision by Judge Lacomoe pre-
vented the Julien Electric Traction Company rom
putting the chemicals from which the electricity Is
generated on the plates Of the battery In the ror"
of a paste. The chemicals are now put on IN inc
form of a powder by hydraulic pressure. ana as II
took some time obtain the proper machinery inc
cars have not been running for about SIX weeks Tho
ogicors NJ rho company say that the system l.
mara efficient and economical than the old, as one
machine aud two boys now DO the work which ioi i,
merry took thirty men. Electric cars VIII be put
nm rho new twenty -nnth-st llnc and also on lines
In Pullman ILL.,, and Providence, X. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles W. Blgh, Custom House weigher. was
arrested at woodruGs stores yesterday, on charge
OF bigamy made by HIS wife Julia. who found tha'
he had married one Katie &c In jersey City. she
secured a warrant for his arrest. He professed W
have secured Chicago divorce before marrying MISS
Gesh.
The stockholders Of the Brooklyn City Railroad com
pany formally approved yesterday The Increase OIL tno
capfal stock ON 20, 1000 10 S0o0O,ooO
Louis j. Mlnca the actor who was arrested at inc
Instance Of his fathcr-in-law, Nathan l. fl'cr un
charge OF assault, last week, was lined 80 oy foiee
Justice Peterson yesterday.
Annie Renlstouf, age twenty-seven' OF NO. ozS
Stockton-st made third attempt at suicide yeSter-
day by jumping Oh a fcrryboat al Bfoadway' ono
was rescued by dechands and sent to 81 Cstlarlhe
Hospital
The De Castro & Dormer Sugar Refining company
has reduced its capital stock from 81 100000 to S2oo
600
The now Police Justice. John J. Walsh VIII as
sumo his duties to-day. lie took the oath OF opoe
yesterday.
Matthew Cooper, Editor and proprietor OF me
Sentinel and Herald" weekly paper pnDlshcd IN ,le
East New York portion Of the city, died az MS hoe
At Atlantic and Schenck ayes on Thursday nght, al
the age of sixty-eieht. He conducted his newspaper
for twenty-onc years, and Town Auditor ana a
school Trustee before New-L0s was annexed 10 brooA
bn. The funeral will take place on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

rules and regulations affecting remedies are al al
times Subject 10 modification and control by me
Iegisaiue The changes which arc enacted iroIu
time to time may be made available TO existing cases
OF action as the law thus ehangc..
would only prescribe the rules for iu'nle
contiavers es It may be conceded for
ali ~ tho purposes of tins appeal that law that
should make a conveyance conclusive which was not
so necessarily and OF itself, and thus preclude INC
adverse part from showing the truth, would be volu
Is Indirectly working confs cation OF property or
destruction OF vested rights. The converse OF me
latter uroposition would seem necessarily TO follow
from the rule laid down, and such legislation Ill not
wor, a confscation OF property og destruction OF
yesed ehts II would sustain legitimate eNeris'
OF power. naulIest uhcich,c cNle.S ~, 10
tween the modes OF making assessments for lega I'm
movements and those provided for actual taxation
and much reason exists why more formal notice
shoud he given IN one than In the other. In
one case they are special transtory and occasional
and IN The other regular fixed and of actual occurrence
known TO al people In one case they become public
only when proceedings instituted, and may escape
The notice OF the land In the other they occur
every wear ard are constant IN occurrence as the
changes of the seasons. Conceing therefore the right
az The taxed person TO this opportunity, we think an
examination Of the statute under which this lax was
levied shows that he was not deprived OF such notlce
and opportunity to be heard the nature of tho case
Judge Ruecr therefore holds that the Chaplin act Is
cons uonal and. speaking for the Court OF Appeals
rms tho Judgments OF the lower courts in favor OF
the state and against Turner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
HIGH CARNIVAL AND FROLICS CHARGED.
MR. wEMPLE WANTS A DIVORCE FROM THE
WOMAN WHO BECAME HIS BRIDE

MR. WEMPLE WANTS DIVORCE FROM THE
WOMAN WHO BECAME HIS BRIDE
AT FOURTEEN.
A motion for amOny and counsel fec in the SUIT
for absolute divorce brought by Christopher T. Wemple
against Mrs Phoebe Jane Wemple was heard by Judge
BARTLETT Yesterday in the supreme Court in BrooKlyn
Mr. Wemple lives at No. l07 Fast Seventy-hrss ana
has a country seat at Haverstrsw. HIS income Is
so5 OoO year In 1863 when lie was thirty-two
wears old widower with two sons he married the DE
fendant who was fourteen years and two months ola.
He alleges that when he travelling for the hrm OF
Garner Co. his wife held high carnival and drunken
frocs7 with friends The co correspondents named Ill
the case are George Green, Alexander H. samueS'
George r. Putncy, Edward Cosgrove. John Il. Harns,
W. H. Thompson, Charles Oldfeld. Charles Archer'
Marshal j. T.. Johns. Bernard Kennedy and Cnarle'
sloat and the dates extend from 1876 TO 1852
Mrs. Wemples answer 10 the complaint Is esnerai
deniaI She says that she lived with her husband
until september 90, 1850, when in passion nc told
her TO 90 10 her mothers house at No II East wetth,
81 II was said in her behalf that she received nSpQo
as damages for injuries received on the i4ile Kali
road and her hu sband paid her % ana gave ne
check for 80 900 on the Central National TANK Wnnh
She could not get caShed. As II was nndersooo una,
Mr. Wemple would cash II, the motion for almony anu
counsel fee was denied, but in case ne uOes hV9 pay
The money she Will receive a. 800 alnony ana e'oo
counsel fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
.,.,rs IN rRFISURY REGULATIONS.


TWO imporrant changes were yesterday anhouhcou
=. ,he Trasury regulations. For somo ume "Ic,
merchandls, has arrived at por' Az" ".,a ,,nuo
~. romcdlato export It necessary, In case in'e
shipment could not be effected, to send the soous
bonded warehouse under general orders inc
reguation has been modified 50 that IL inc iacnus,
20, exist for immediate export, the Coiiector slai
oo NV ,.r On allow them to remain on the wharf
ln. not more than ten days. upon condition that rue
to,t Ia covered capable of being securely fastened
and under the supervision OF customs onr'~: Inc
% The goods will be required to pay the mSpcc-
Tor $40 day , ,,o-,.d Cor
The other amendment refers 10 goods imported 'or
,ran.portalon in bond to another part oil the united
state. heretofore examination ana app'~lsenen'
80. no, hccn necessary, certified Invoice nom inc
u,atos Consul at the port Of shipment being all
,nar was required Sometimes the invoice was NOS
received un days after ns s aenTed Oh Tine rne
goVu'i ace, changed allowing the collector 10 sc
cent pro folma invoice, worn 10 y ~ 1'I b vii nro
go ID also have to furnish bonds Uhat nc VIII Pio
, T, The certified invoice when IL comes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
CAUGHT As HE WAS ABOUT TO 60 AbhoAD
II. COIN, OF sUSsKIND e. CO., ARRESTED IN
HoBoKEN-ONE PARTNER STILL MISSING"

II. COIN, OF sUssKIND e. CO., ARRESTED IN
HoBoKEN-oNE PARTNER STILL MISSING"
Detectives Jacobs and Grady, of the Central once,
went to Hoboken yesterday morning ana afIcs'cu
Herman COIN, one of the partners IN mo Dahh
ing firm OF j. Sussknd Co., OF No. lao 'ahai-S'
They had been watching COINS house. NO, $40 ftst
Seventy .nlnth-st., and Of them followed MIS-
Cohn TO the hotel in Hoboken where her husband was
found After his arrest, Cohn made disturbance III
the street evidently fearing that the detectives were
about TO take him back to New YORK WITHOUT
reouisitlon lie was locked up in a police station, ana
was aftcrwam brought TO New-Yoik by Inspector
ByrDes's men, who had requsition for him. lie was
about 10 sail for Europe on the North German Lioyd
steamer when he was caught. Lonis susSKiho
brother Of the chief partner in the swlndling hrIn
has been kept prisoner at Police Headquarters since
"Wednesday lie was arraigned in the Tomos Ponce
Court Yesterday where Philip silverman, OF NO. -
Essex.st charged him with larceny OF $3.50 deposlted
with SusskInd 4 CO. The prisoner was heid ID oaii
NJ - 600 for trail Some 800 Hebrews who had been
swindled by the firm were at the Tombs ready TO
appear against susskind ,. =. ,o,,
Cohn yesterday made an assignment TO jacob AGO.,
Bacbrach without preference He says that us
acton was taken in consequence OF the disappearance
OF his partner Joseph sussknd, the senior member
OF the firm, has not yet been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
STILL DISCUSSING THE ROLES.
THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS TO VISIT NEW
YORK NEXT MONTH.


Washington Nov. oo.-Dr. Mn. the delegate rom
Uruguay presided the deliberations OF the ihor
national American Congress today. After the minutes
were read, the Committee on Rules presenter ~
mort. recommending that daily journal Of the pro
ceedincs be published In addition TO which lie per-
manent record, TO be published at convenient times
would give the debates In detail. This report was
adopted.
The Congress then resumed the consideration "a
the rules beginning with Rule II, which requires "o
presence OF twohir1is OF the delegates Dcioo o"S'
ness can be transacted. In view OF the fact lna :"
rule previously adopted made majority quorum
sary The matter was discussed at leneh IN Oon''
mlttee of the Whole; and finally report was maze
recommending a substitute, providing that the Noii
gress shah vote upon the matters speciheu III o Ia
authorizing It's meetings. only when two-tmfu' VI "0
delegations are represented, and that votes shai NC
taken by States. The substitute was then adop'e".
over the next rule, requiring the delegates W S'9"
each days proceedings, there was further us'u'''o"
Senor Ouintana, of the Argentine RrpuDhc, nd''"'"
ing its necessity, and citing precedents' ana "c9si'
Estee and Henderson, OF the United States ihss"hs
that much work would be useessy imposed on me
delegates il they required 70 go 'hrUuet w
records every day and suggesting ulat inc ,.1
Of the president and secretaries lie accepted a.
cient Without dspOeing OF the suoJe''' "o NV"o'
adjourned. TO meet on MONDAY ,,.. -, .ho CON
WILLIAM F. Curtis the executive Onlccl Oh IHo oh
Cress today sent letter 70 Mayor urai'' vi ,I
York Informing him that the Congress VII VlslI ta
city from December 16 to 20, ana requesting tmc
NayoI;s co-opcratOn with MessrS Bliss ana RIM.
delegates on the part OF tie Cncd states, III preparing
for the reception OF the party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
BRIEF ITEUS OF INTEREST.
JERSEY CITY.


Ex-Assembyman Richard Brown ana eA-Clcrh
Martin Finck OF tho Board Of Public Works, were
Yesterday appointed deputy revenue collectors by
collector Large, and entered upon their duties at
once
Patrick McQuade, who shot Joseph II. Buckrldge
last Tuesday night. admitted to bail Yesterday
in the sum Of 81 800. DR.. Lampson having gwen a
certificate that Buckidge is in no immediate danger
Of death. An examination in the case viii be held
on Monday II Buckridee is able TO appear,
Chief Farrier, OF the Fire Department. sent on
Thanksgiving Day TO the Fire Department. oil lynn.
Mass, sl3 So balance remaining from the fund
raised for tie relief OF JOhnstcwn.
Ex-Polceman John Smith and John Kelly. who
were cha ged with conspiracy TO injurc tho business
-Of D. stevenson, the NewYork brewer, had an tx
animation before Judge Weed yesterday morning.
The charge Of conspiracy was withdrawn and the
men were discharged. but Kelly was Immediately re
arrested and charged with criminal libel He gave
bail TO await the action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
NEWARK.

The suburban Publishing Company fled articles OF
Incorporation yesterday with a capital OF 10000.
Collins q Co. and Mclaughlin & CO.. booksellers
in Harrison were arrested and gave bail yesterday on
charges OF selling pools races made BY william
Thomas, OF No. 81 Columbiast.
Postmaster ConlSn has appointed William f. Utter
superintendent of the newspaper department in the
postohlce 10 succeed T. Lynden Bricc. Utter served
under Postmaster Ward
The Board Of Trad, has appointed committee Of
five to choose a committee OF l00 TO aid IN fuuhering
the interests Of the Worlds Fair in NewYork The
committee IS now engaged IN selecting the names Of
the general committee.