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New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
BAYONNE.

The Bayonne Tennis Society has elected william
d. Day, president Frederick Townsend, secretary
Frederick Earle, treasurer
Officers of Bayonne Lodge No. o, Ancient Order
United Wormen, have been elected as follows nelson
Painton master workman: William Holiday, past
master workman: Thomas Archibald, foreman ::
Thomas Brown oversecr James Brown, recorder, ,
Peter NJ Lohmann. fnancier; J. Herman Mohnkeh'
receiver; william IIavand guide; VI. Oleskl, inside
warden: william J. Kcrlcy, outside warden; william
Holiday representative to grand lodge; william D.
Kcrey, alternate.
Painters Progressive Union No. Q has ciectcu
these officers George Foote. president sidney b"Acr'
vice-prcsident Henry DrsscIl recording secretary
Iobn Lauchln. financial secretary Henry L. Meyers,
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LIQUOR REpLEvIEp ~ coxrEMPr OF corRr:

south Norwslk. Jan. IA that has at
tracted unusual attention tried before Judge
Morrell this morning. Recently visit was made by
officers to the rooms Of the south N0rwak Club and
a quantity Of liquor was seized. Before the court
rendered a Judgment 10 the legality Of the club
dA ApoSing OF liquor To members by coupon system.
Russell Frost. attorney for the club, issued writ Of
replevin and Constable Conley took the liquor from
the custody of the court Judge MOrrell had f. II.
MathewsOn. president Of the club, eX sheriff Swartz,
Russell Frost and Constable COnley, all Interested
parties in the arrested for contempt Of court.
The defence they offered that they acted in good
faith Judge Morcll'S decision was that there had
been technical case OF contempt. but, as the de-
PENDANTS had purged Themselves OF all intent Of con-
tempt they were discharged. The costs Of the case
should be paid by the defendants.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Joseph Eltringham, wife of Commander Ell
trngham Of Zabriskie Post. c. A. r., died yesterday
grippe with which she was Frustrated three
days ago.
BERNARD Helfred, age twenty-five Of No So Morris
St.. brakeman employed on the Central Railroad ieH
from the top Of a car yesterday and was killed
Mrs. Jane Adams, Of No sandford Place, VINO
was known the Oldest resident OF OLD liudSoh ,tS'
having lived there sixty years, was buried yesterday
At meeting Of the Board OF Finance Yesterday
afternoon Mayor Cleveland appointed cX-Finance Com
missioner Emil Datz. John Pearson and J. Burke as
a building committee TO supcrintend the erection OF
new City Hall on the site Of the present one.
Myron g. Shelly was found dead on FRIDAY III
Buschs Hotel, jersey City, not in Busch's Hotel
HObOken reported.
The liquordealers have decided to make an effort
in the next Legislature to have the license fee reduced
from $3.50 to 800.
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STYLISH EQrIPAGES ~ THE SOCTH.

Ashvillc ~. O. letter IN inc bcrh'Hlrc 'o"i''
Nla,Sl Eagle
An old blear eyed bull toilcd laboriously up Rlch
mond Ilill drawing "A wagon To be loaded with cou
wood aud then drawn to market cham eicilclen
thc bull', horns. to which att2chcc clothes hc
acting "A, a guide rope Witch To the rght OF
to m, left directed the bull one way or ailothrr
This bull represents no uncommon factor III llo
four legged motor power a applied 20 coIWoou
farm produce. and farm wagons generally Whcn a
huI and "A nul" harnc>>cd together 70 prairie
chooncr they form a picture. \ Npke' team com
po,rd of mnl, and bull whcelcr>. and decrtpt
horse a. leader. 1, another combination rather out
Of the ordinary. .,,
some of tho enterpriSing liveymcn advertise their
carriages with drivers in livery" driver In livery
is supposed To- Ice the thing and the livery drivers
i'm livery costume are certainly Of interest. ON the
livery of the drivers centres the interest. II consists
~ a respondent plug hat and abnormally long coat
rain. There was reason for TINS length of coat on
The driver noticed recently. lie did not expect to
leave his seat. The long tailed coat covered well
his trousers. For some reason or other the hvered
ottache Of the livery obliged 10 descend from the
co,chmans perch Thc tails Of the long coat ntered
in the December zephyrs. aud the unlvered lags clad
In rays clinging desperately to the black limbs
trcmbled as II half ashamed Of their exposure from
beneath the dgnihcd coat. whose tails were swinging
nOrwcs by west in the rising breeze The revelation
of scanty livery for his lower cXtremities failed -
dl,cOnCcrt Sanb0 one whit. EnvclOped in his coat
tails more he piloted his passenger through the
busy thoroughfares Of tho town With dignity equal
to that OF Julius Caesar.
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A GAME OF BAIL IN IN dRMORY.
COMPANY F DEFEATS THE CADET CORPS ~


COMPANY DEFEATS THE CADET CORPS ~
BROOKLYN.
Fifteen hundred people gathered in the armory o'
the 18Th Regiment. Brooklyn. last night to see the
first public game Of baseball by the regimenal as-o-
ciation. Company f and the Cadet Corps were tho
opponents and as they Tie for The lead in the
race great interest was taken in the contest As
socation Umpire Ferguson and Lip Pike, the vet
eran ball PLAYER, offciated As judges of play.
The game opened in promising manner both
teams PLAYING earnest ball for five innings. In the
sixth however, the Cadets showed signs Of weaken
ing and allowed Company to pile up eight runs.
The Cadets pulled up in the same Inning, and made
the score a tie once more. superior batting how
ever. enabled the Company men eventually 70
win and take the lead in the Kirby PLAY ed in
e,rcat form. while Baker, sweeney and Lloyd also
did good work John VI. Ward and wife were pres
cnt. and cvinccd the lveliest interest in the game.
The score was as follows:
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A HORSE WITH IL GRIPPE.
From The Baltimore sun.

From The Baltimore sun.
case II IA grippe developed ye,tcr'ay IN morse.
rh. animal arrived during the day from We" lorh
and WAS .cut To- Professor Wards innrmary IN -.
paul q The invalid Wa placed in AN hoialcd DON
Iii and treatment like that used 0n human being,
similarly afflicted was begun The symptoms oi
1, .ripp. u tlc horse arc similar 4" those of human
i,.,,,,i 'rh, haze, it beginning with succNug Ihrn
A ni-h fever -ct- iu, which il the torrtunh'I 'i
uurnu,.pi, and which sometimes cndr fatally. pur
Ink thc epidemic Of influenza which swept over
Eiir,p. Id l.-I aud 1880 horses were attached WIN
disease having an the symptoms u the humaD
Irnu.n,, In f--e there was a widespread outhrclk
anon hor.c- iu the uitcd state. followed early
I'm l-73 hy a universal prevalence Of the disease
,ir,nl, tl. human beings. H. was called cplHout'-
Il,r-r, were first affected and dog, next While the
disease in the animals was An cpd'mio the people
,,i, took ,ar. of the horse, and were much IN con
t,rt with them did not suffer more severely than
those not SD exposed.
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TIE LIQrOR TRAFFIC ~ THE DAK0TAS.

From The ~. I'ml IIonccr Press.
II I- mo- small matter actually 10 wipe ont Of cN
-',.lrc "a ar-r business intcrc-t The pcop" Of th"
ivo state of North and ~outh Dakota have orlan"d
tb, urltilu of hQuor selling. but ia both state, the
Lu. .luc-, -tll exist a- vet lhrr" are hundreds o
,aloor, OPEN awaiting a tine when penalties shall
,ft,,n fn their business. IN Nofih Dakota severe
law, have been enact ted but tie brrWcrir~ and saloon,
are allowed the irt half Of l-9o I'm which 10 close ou
fh.lr bu- lnr,~ FNcrvthiug must Dee out of the WY
an July l. I'm south Dakota where legislation ii~
NOT vet been enacted. the saloon m"u tahc IN" sound
that the Constitution !, ropcrfH" of itself and that
their b, mess ttuuot be- disturbed until the legislature
make, Law prescribing pain and prudltic~.
II viii Dee we'll If south Dakota shall dee de 10 allow
,hc same. length of time as the sister state hl- done
for the winding up OF the hu-ine~-. Rca-onahl" men
viU not DENY tIat prohibition nliicts hardship and
los, upon the men engaged I'm the business. They are
men who hnNc known the liability O hostile law, 20
which their trade Is ALWAYS exposed. and who have
entered II making due allowance for the risk. 80
Tint they are not fairly entitled 10 compensation.
But 1t j, nadvl,abc 10 allow little time for their
retirement
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
coNrL1crINa BAsEs rOK TAX AsaEssMENra.

New brunswick is involved IL what mas prove a
,,rions legal complication by conAict lately di,
covered hv Mayor Van Clrcf between the city charc?
,e amended in 1903 and the amended Constitution u
fine STATE adopted IN l-75 The charter provides that
4 Al any time the city should adopt tdA map ne"
form Of tax assessment shpnd 20 ntc force the
Council appointing three Commissioners Of Naluatipn'
who shall assess all the property of the city at what
IN their opinion IT would bring AT sheriff, sale Ii'
assessment must then be accepted by the City A.
-,.e.or for the next three years.
The tax map recently completed and the com
mon Council was ready to appoint the three Com'nl'
,ioucrS when the conflict was discovered. Tue con
-titutona clause which /, the stumbling block III THIS
,,,c Is Article l. section :, Paragraph L. which says
that Property shall be a,sC-scd for taxes under gen
.ral laws and rs uniform ulcs, according to H. tii"
valucr The method Of assessment proposed 10y tir
charter would not he. according To tbc decision, oi
the supreme Court assessments OF The property tfuo
vluc ~ the assessment must stand Tor thcc year -
thnugh In the meantime the property be totally ic
stroycd or multiplied many times IN value.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
PLAINFIELD.
A TEy.YEAR OLD BOY KIDNAPPED.

TEN.YEAR OLD BOY hlDNN1'fp'
year old Kirkland ~tllman, who for scNcGal N'"r9
has been living in planncd with his mother NiS
Dr. Charles +. Stillmau, was kidnapped on lrnaS
afternoon Dr. Stillman lived with his wife III fI''h
field prior to l--4. when he attempted To OBTAIN Z"
divorce which never Wa, granted lie l' bIo'"o'
Of the present city Judge, William VI. SuI'in'N' J"
1855 Dr. >tillmau moved % Ne" lorF "hcr' IT, '""
tinucd Ms professional career becoming idcntihed a.
medical examiner with many of the largest in
spr,ncc comp,,ics. IT., son attended the irving
Grammar school where he wa, ON Friday. when tN'
men drove ~ The school building ana asked ~" "u,
Thc priusipaI Mi~~ Gilbert. refused at hiNl u, ~
low the hoS to leave the school without MOI" il"
hi, mother. one of the men pric>-'l I" hy Mt
l,ud'. father Dr. ~ullman. When the lhd -hW
iIfu he asked Il Dis motl'r iad sent for MN: 'Nt
,,,. told that -ho had. 1hr hoy va, tUcn allowed
., r v,,tb nm. men Nm >tlllmiu is pro,tratcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
BLOOMFIELD.
ola GRIPPE LEFT HIM DEMENTED.

ola GRIPPE LEFT HIM DEMENlED'
lanes NcGlinn age thirty, attacked with " Ia
rripper two weeks ago, and after weeks sickness
apparently recovered. 1t was noticed however thaV
ne acted strangely. on January 4 he disappeared
Last Tuesday the police reported that he had been
arrested for attempted suicide from FaV'hi' Terry
boat at Jersey CITY, but had been dsclarseu oh
Thursday morning special ohcer foui'u MN H'''ii7
strangely near the Morris and Essex Railroad station III
xcw.r beyond his name he could give no account Oh oi
himself. The police justice decided % co,Iim I , r,
tcray to have the dcmented man cared for. IlG mn
never shown any mental trouble before ms si'hc9'
with the grippe
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
A SYNDICATE AFTER THE HAT FACTORIES.

George f. IIueoacr Newark lawyer and A mem.
Der of the firm OF J. j.. MIrquet ~ sons has been
quietly working the large orange hat factories
during the last week, obtaining from each one IN
option for the purchase Of tie plant and business
lie was -committal. but intimaed that he repre-
,cntcd syndicate OF English capitalists whose scheme
vas TO obtain control of the entire soft fur hattiIs <
Industry OF the country. Orange a. i Wen known,
produces fully one half of the fine fur hats male IN
the United States. and the control Of these shops
would place such syndicate in position, where Il
could dictate terms to the trade. Nr. Huconer'S )
mission was partly successful. and he got options e.
six of the largest facorie, in the district.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PIAINS.-Thc White Plains Gas Light com
many has elected samuel ConOyer president >. J.
thc,borough vlccpre,dcnt; samuel r. PuiIeh, ueaS
cycnirr th@ stockholders will increase the capital
stock to $4,000 extend the plant 'Hi,c0, Ing cOn
cnrii, Socicy has elected j. We,mullcr, Prcsldchi' >
r,'p N,rr,i vice president william Winker see
rctary: Theodore Doll, treasurer and Conrad bro"h
archivar.
YONKFRS.-Thc various fire companies nave electeu
forcucu a. follows: Columbia Hook ana Lduue'
J"~cph McCarty. Hudson Hose, Charles Stahl lazy
Washington Hose John Griffin; Talisadc Hose James
Mulcahv: Mountainccr Engine, William Minhcrly'
EEDFORD.-Thc Rev. Lea Luqucr IS Ill WIN Z tnc
influenza Religious services IN 1t. Matthew's Churoh
has been suspended.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
ro PAY orr CHTRCH DEBTS.

A. the recent Diocesan synod held in It. PatrickS
catnolr,l in this city few weeks ago Archbishop
,rrican ordered dct paving societies - be formed III
every Catholic parish In the Archdiocese oi ~"
Work. where there i, dclt Of any considerable amount
-. ,,,... ,,,,, tbc church In compliance with this
t, , ,,i.tv of this kind will bc established today
n 4 Strphfn, Church. i'm East Twenty cliiti st. oi
,,hirh the Rev. Father Charles II. touoh j. pt>lor
Tt' Tt 11, of tii. ,,t,rch has ALREADY been reduced
nearly -IoOoO since Father Cotton became pastor
about three wears ago. but. Notwithstanding 'hl' iac''
II l., SIN -lO- 900.
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lecture on his discoveries that remote region of the

lecture on his discoveries in that remote region of the
world.
What is believed to be the first Unitarian service
held in the Oranges will be held in Masonic
Temple to-day. by the newly organized society Inc
Rev. John W. Chadwick, Of Brooklyn. will preach
The Peoples Bank of East orange has chosen as its
cashier William H. Bryan at present the senior DIS
count clerk Of the Park Bank Of NewYork.
Elaborate preparations being made for the an
nual ball OF the Orange Athletic Club. to be given
January "A.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Major Anderson Post No. 100. G. A. Il. has in'

Major Anderson Post No 100, g. A. H.. ha, M
tailed m. following officers. Commander. Ahcl :.
ri,s,yorth. senior vice commander. Jerry =. nm,
Junior vice commander W. II. B brake qnaf'"r
ma ter r. j. olsen: quari"rna ,tor-scrfeant. "Iail
II. Williams. officer of the day. Norman {. Nasic,
officer Of the guard. l.. y Anderson chaplain ]. IL
Cro.lcy: adlutaut J.. {. i1ycrmorc
The Editor of The Evening News T. W Morrison
against whom ~u.t IN the SUM # 10000 f"r
defamation of character wa, recently begun by VIII.
lam II. Shotvcll. deacon of the Ir-t Pre- hI'erAn
. hurch has rctractcd al statements d"rosatory 70
Mr. ~hOtwclrs character III public letter.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClrY.-Iudgc Dykm1n instructed
the iurv in the suit of the Laurel lllll Chccal ON
many asaln.t the Queens County Board oi NupetNl,
H. award a verdict 100 favor "t me plan.u7' I'o
jury accordingly rendered verdict ior 9l'''o
EAENL0N.-.Ic,~c smith. a well known hotcl Keep.
~ U,lx ION died Friday evening from pneumonia AZ
thai place lie wa> hfty eight years old ana al one
timc kcpi the Unique Hotel al Great South BAY
v,rrruF- The strange woman who appeared At
Norlchc- about two wears ago with over 7'or' 81
dnr. and who has since lived on the farm ~ NlItt,
rithiU has suddenly disappeared with hcr dosa. Al
il believed that She ha, started for Long lsahu '"S'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
STATEN ISLAND.

FDGEWATFR.- The Board Of Trustees oi Edge-
water yesterday served notice on Henry OC"r'lu.i
Nh, own, a large tract Of land at south Beach that
tv, hotel, owned by him and which we're bulli eleven
feet over the line of the south Ieafh h hoGieSiiu. @
10 hc removed forthwith. Mr.. ockcrnu~en. VINO
wa. indignant al the action Of the trustees ~ald lii
hr o,rrcd t,o boulevard and that it wa, "a private
road on hi> land. tie proposes 10 carry the matter
20 the supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Under law passed by the last legislature the
Board Of Fire Commissioners recently made the ue-
partmcnt paid department. ana dispensed "l'h ''o
callmcn, who had been receiving fioo per "'lum'
Yesterday writ Of ccrtiori "a> applied LOT, 7" '4,
tbc action of the Board 10 the supreme Court Tor re-
view upon the ground that the Board hah no HEu
to discharge members Of tie department eAo"Pt lo'
cause. Judge Dcpue granted the VIII
The Republican city Central Committee closed up
its accounts Of the last campaign last hght' = 'cs'
luton was adopted. condcmnne the use oi money lh
coctious and advising the state Committee to con
test the election Of senator In hudson last NoVcm-
Der IN the courts.
Charles D. Monccls. senior member Of the bakery
firm Of Nougcls a schmidt died from pneumonia Ic,
tcrdav axe forty Last week Ma schmidt, the JUNIOR
partner died from the same disease. The bakery i'
one OF the largest in the state.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
c, ,TrcrrCc nF THE TEMPERANCE UNION.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE annual report OF the Ma
+on.l Woman's Christian Temperance Union for 1roo.
inst published, shows total membership for l7-0 Of
IA2 348 a gain Of 3.521 over the tota' pad member
sbtn of 1S4s. This does not include members "ho'
for any reason have fcd to pay their due on tlnc
ioi % . Iarce number Of unrcpOrtcd unions, honorary
members and LOYAL Temperance Legion, h9gctl'r
Win the I12 34- paid mcmbcIo, MAKE tic indl mc.n
,dnii,in aud supp0rt Of the WOmaa's Christian TEN
pcanee Union at least 100000 aud doubtless nearer
-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
AInNG THE SOIND.

BRIDGEPoRT.-Ju Thayer. q The superior
conrt lr the case ~ =. -. Clark. Thomas Lindsey
and others. builders. of Ncw Jersey, against the
c-tate len u Wilton. conn. ty Thomas D. EuHnins,
.o. &C.. dcd DOL favor of the defendants. Inc 'lhlh
G. t,- ..ta 900 ON "a mechanics lien for improve
mcut- which The plaintiffs had made on On tlr & farm "a.
'..,h ,,,.,i,, The nth fatal case Of
ia srppc- occurred Yesterday in the death OF Eugce
O'Nicl age tvcutytwo who was ATTACKED by uc
d...a-c one Wtrt ago.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PENSION CLAIM.

DR.. W. W. Hubbard, Mrs. lianhah p"'S anu
J. Kearnv Smith Of Perth Amboy. we're arragned be
fore United states Commissioner kea-bN yesterday,
charged attempt to foist fraudulent pension
claim upon the Government The claim was maze
by Mrs Davis. on the ground that her father joseph
G. Martin died from disease contracted m t,c SCI
vice. \ pension examiner declared that Martin iiad
died from smallpox. Martins nurse ie'tied yGsle.
day, however, that he did not dc from s"'o"PoA
The not concluded
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
OI}ANliE.
PERFORMANCE nY TIE DRAMATIC CLUE

\ PERFORMANCE BY THE DRAMATIC CLUE.
The orange Dramatic Club gave a brilliant per
formancc In Music Hall on Friday evening Of tho
Two farccs "Thirty Minute, for Refreshments ana
. NV Lord In Livery The club consists OF well
known people in Eat Orange society. ana there WAS
large attendance. The entertainment was great
.uccc,s both socially ana artistcaly. After the
performance a daUcc Wa gwen in upper Music Han
ycbich was attended by about 200 wcll-knOwn society
penpc Among the guest, were the following
Mr. and Mrs. &. B. larlcy, Mr.. and Mr.. Joii
Petit. Mr. and Mrs. William rorrcy laird, Mr. aud
Mrs william \. Brewer. lr., Mr.. aud Mrs. Lohl'
b. Henry. the Misses Henry, the Mise
byron. SIR and Mr.. john DaIlet, Mi1'
ella ballet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1:
0'Rcilly Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Wood1 Orth Newcll
H. WoodwOrth. Miss Margaret Yardlcy. ;. brewster
Wiley Mr.. and Mrs. William Bunker, James Chlitck
Miss Gertrude Chttick, Miss Margaret Joralemon'
Miss Gertrude Chur, the Misses McCullagh, Lewis H.
Hyde Miss Agnes Zimmcrmann Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
\. Sterling.
At the meeting Of the New England Society of
Orange last evening, Professor James Rioalton VINO
spent a year in Central Asia. searching for new veg
cable fbres for Thomas A. Edison interesting
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
4 son STRANGELY DI,lNHFElTrD.

Jol,p Moore. the only son and direct heir Of william
Moore. who died last week leaving property worth
5000 900 ha. not inherited Of hl, father wealth
Mr. Moore willcd all # D., property {" hi' se'""'
wife who died as her husband vas being lowered IT."
his crave John Moore being only a step son oi Ni~
~ tho ,rouerty vii now revert 30 Nr-. Moore
rrliiycs Young Moore will nlo caveat against The
urnbatiug Of his father Will
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
NEWARK.
AN ALARMINGI.Y HIGH pEATH-RATE.

The number Of deaths in Newark last week up 10
. p. m. yesterday wa, 800 This Is about double the
usual death rate and more than occurred during any
other previous week Of the last year, the largest
mortality being week in last July when lA' death'
recorded. principally Of children Mo>t 'i 'he
deaths last week were caused by pneumonia. bron
chiti, and bronchial pncumOnia, suFcrinduocd by Ia
grippe" II j. estimated that there are io,Ooo SICK
in the city. Fifty clerks Of the prudch,al lh>uIalc
COMPANY have d" Ia grippe" and the company reports
payments Of $50, 900 week In death claims.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
inches
3O.6

In the diagram a continuous line shows the barometer
auctuaons yesterday. observed az the United States
SIGNAL Service this city. The dashes indicate
temperature noted at Perrys Pharmacy Sun Building
Tribune ONCE jan 12 a. m.-The weather yesterday
was repetition OF the day before cloudy and raw
with rain The temperature from 81 to As durins
the day the average (3a being 3 lower than on Friday
In and near this city to-day there WILL prolsoU -
warmer weather. with TAIN.
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per centum Of the total This is due to the language
which is spoken In Brazil. the genuine Portuguese
ldiom. II remains to be seen how the peasants
and aborers of Portugal who were attracted to land
where they would not have to learn foreign language,
will be impressed by the of the establishment
of "a Republican form of Government In PraZl, which
native country.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

LsIncd run'ccDomIan{ = . ,6i ~ Cor II 'rr.t 81
09 Conrany T. ~ cadet Corp- Il. Loft on base
COMPANY :. Cadet corp =. Ntu.k ont. By IicoSn"r
IL liz t,Dycr is Hi bv pitcher Bookncr -. Tw"-tf-"
~Llo,d kirby . sweeney. May Nt"icn na-.s. e. on.
auv = l. Cadet Corps ~ Passed balls krbN g. I'aN'i
r. WId m,chc,- By Brckncr ]. by Goycr =. Ummres-
Lnrclsnn md PIkc Ilne - galnc- %
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promptly The last OF the guests should have retired
within thirty minutes after leaving the table.
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