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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20
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lFoR The CAUCASIAN.
Mr. MARION BUTLER,
Editor CAUCASIAN

tF0R IHE CAUCASIAN.
Mr. MARION BUTLER,
Editor CAUCASIAN:
Dear Sir--f have never written
All article for your paper, or any 9TH
paper, but there j. matter about
which somebody should write and
something be done.
Our pcuply have made sorry crops
for several years owing to the sea-
sons, hut that is prOvidcntiaI and
there j. no murmuring. They are
preparing and doing all they can
to make another crop, but under
very unfavOrable circumstances, ow-
Ing to labor. The turpentine farm
err Of the South came out here in
January and sent their agents all
through the country exciting AMI
dem0ralizing labor with fine prom
i5cs aud fabulous prices, and carried
off hundreds of laborers from our
township, which was discouraging
for the future outlook, but not all
hopes of making ar other crop was
lost, they went to work with the few
hands left, after the excitement was
over, hired some ana rented to 9TH
eis, IA best they could, and seemed
to be getting along very well under
the circumstances, owing to the ia
vOrable winter; all was quiet until a
few days ago, when 10 and behold,
our quiet community was disturbed
and excitement ran to fever heat by
another of GeOrgia'5 great turpen-
tine farmers plOwling all through
the country exciting and abducting
those that were hired for wages,
breaking up cont. acts between land
lord and tenant By misrep presentations
and fabulous prices Offer ed to decoy
them off
And now, Mr.. Editor, i'm conclu-
sion, you know that the people of
Sampson county are patient and for
bearing in not resisting the outrages
AMI wrongs that are heaped upon
them by these emmissaries that come
among us. Our people are moral,
and the recon dis of last term of court
will prove that no county in the State
can show Il better record. Last but
not least, the SampsOnians are an
industrious and brave people, and
every township in the county, and in
fact, in North Carolina, should speak
in language not to be misunderstood,
that they will not longer bear these
wrongs. No State South has been
imposed upon as North Carolina in
that particular. If people want to
emmigrate let them go on their own
account, and no. be decoyed off BY
agents and emmissaries after crops
have been pitched. More anon,
WAY Cross.
March 9th, 1890.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20
Bucklpn's ArnIca SaIye.

The best Salve i'll the world tor Gu 8.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Ie-
verSores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, OF no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
iecG satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
DR.. r.. II. HoLLIrAY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20
Alliance Department.
BLUFF ALLIANCE.

BLUFF ALLlANCF.
HObton, n. G.
While many members of Bluff are
so careless and Indifferent that they
do not attend the meetings regularly,
there are score who are as true, as
the needle to the pole, to Alliance
work. have by dint of persevera-
nee secured and forwarded SS5,75;
have recently collected 1915, and
So in notes yet to collect, making
total in cash C attributed 10 the
State Business agency fund $94,5o.
Several of the members have dimits,
some suspended and two expelled,
and in the face of many misfortunes
and disadvantages the true members
are still at work hoping and antici-
patlng a better time coming. May
it speedily come. Brethren rally
around the Alliance banner; be true
to its leaders; vote for none but
honest heightened gentlemen, put
your trust in God, and let the de-
mands to Congress be made in
bold, determined and fearless man
ner, and the bright day-star cf hope
will once more illumine our path.
way. Never abandon the princi-
pies of the Alliance but ever remain
true to it. One more word. If the
Alliance ceases to exist then the
farmer is financially dead forever
and without the shadow of hope
of resurrection.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made m,....
pie by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
cure Is the Remedy for you. For sale
bY II. IL. HOLIDAY, Druggist. Clinton
and W.P. KENNEDY, Warsaw, G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20

There are to-day 2,OG3 sub-Allian-
ceS in North Carolina, and ninety
five counties have county Alliances
besides. That is all the counties
save one, and that enc is New Han
over. There are some sub-Alliances
in that county, but as yet the coun-
ty Alliance has not been formed.
The State Alliance office here has
enlarged its offices, and now occu-
pies the entire building, which it
has occupied jointly with the CALL
Raleigh cor. vii. Messenger.
A Washington correspondent of
the News and Observer says
Vance will be reelected if the
Alliance does not prevent it. The
indicaptions are that he will get
that support. He has always been
the choice of the farmers of North
Carolina, and he has been given to
understand that they still appreciate
his great worth and devotion to
principles or all the farmers in the
Senate, he was selected to introduce
the agricultural depository bill,
which is the OFFS ring of the Nation.
al Alliance, and which is regarded
by that organization as test legisla-
ton. 1t begins the fight against
the National Bank and Railroad
monopOlies. The House and Senate
will beth have an opportunity to
make record on it. The Alliance
has determined to push the measure
to vote. The first hearing will be
had about April, when President
Polk will address the Senate COM
mittee on agriculture.
EUREKA ALLIANCE NO. 32S,
Eureka Alliance has made an or
der for sugar, soda, etc., and has
saved money by the operation.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
PLAINFILLD.

william J. Ncutou. prominent merchant In Park
ave-. vino Use, near >.oc iii,. ha, lccomc volcnt,
insane 40. physicians declare that he never viii
L.come cuticb .auc again.
Ivo attempts have been made within two weeks f.
bum ONT the beer boitlug establishment Of Charles
Iiuhc. of N1rh rlauaol. Flriy Yesterday morning
flame, burst from thc structure. They burned them
.l,c- oui h.f.c thr arrival oi the Fire Department
however 70. lci-bor- assisted lh confnins the namc'
20 one c.rrcr ol thc hu.l!uc. Mr. Lmke says he
believe. some temperance cnnk is responsible for
h,- lo-~c-.
IN, scholar of thc Plannci High school are PR
pairing for concert To be given in Assembly Hall on
i'hruary 20.
jane, >p.at:. coachman employed by George J.
Thomas. WAS btoutht before Ciii Judge "Hi"m L.
Coddu.rou yesterday. 10 answer Ia cmrE" OF driving
over th. nine, year old -on Of ~ chef of the Fir
DEPARTMENT Erwin Water. ~piHtt was aulhlttcd 20
bail to await the actou " 'hc Grlnd Jury.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
e,.nnrv nr,ru or JrSTrs PALMER.

Justus Palmer Of 40 5@1 West Twenty -thlrd ST.
Ncw York. whose law orice was at No. ~ HaSssu ST.
died suddenly Yesterday In the city Court Lr"ohNh
where he was arguing a suit IN which he was personally
Interested lie owned building IN broad"aS
formerly occupied hy the Fourteenth Precinct Po"'''
and the lease provided that II should De Kept III -o
,ond,i finn lie recently recovered verdict against
tho i,v for 500 A. damage for violation of tins
prov| sion but the General Term ovcrrulcd II. Ih'
ca.c was opened for rcareumcnt yesterday. NJ
Palmer BEGAN spcakin. at 1919 a. M and alter t,
minute, ,at down. u was noticed thAt he va III
I'm, nrf,,e assistance could be given him ne fell from
hi, chair. go. /, H., 81.
Efforts were made 20 restore him. but p" dd IN
fo,,. r,iuufcS Mr. Palmer was about ,lttA YEAR
nM Io lost his wife three year, ago lis H'.l'h'
appearances In the Drootlyn courts IN >ut> 'la'l l-
~ ,r. state mad him well known. lie was formerly
,, istod v.itl t',r Late -trnhcu " ostIandcr Heart
.lure is ascrlbed n the cause of his death.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NEWARK.

The Royal Soap Manufacturing Company hied
articles ~ Incorporation yesterday with the County
Clerk. Tho capital Is S25O.OOo, all paid in The
corporators f. !. Mather. OF Morristown, y. j..
!. g. spencer. Of New York city, and Emit Mastcn.
Of Yonhcr-. y. Y. The principal Office will be in
New York CITY.
Postmaster Conkln Yesterday appointed william
r. Rovct as head stamp clerk, the appointment T."
date from February /. in place Of Ernest Relhman,
resigned.
Among speakers announced for tho Republican cub
dinner at Apollo Hall on February l.. in commcinort
tou II Lucoln's birthday are senator Joseph X.
Inwicy. Of Connecticut, Henry Cabot Lodge, of
Massachusetts, and Elijah ialford, secretary to the
President. The club has neatly fitted mp It's ne"
club house and j., in nlurishing condition.
The biennial convention ~ District .. B'nai Birth
Na- held ~ sanger Han ON sunday. The treasurer 5
report showed tnat ninety one members had dt
dlrIu, the Last two years. fog wlich f.lOJO hal
l,cu paid iu cndowmeut-. The principal businr--
of the session va, the passing Of ar amended endow
racuf law ON a graded system Thirty ninc lodges
wcr, represented in the convention.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Arnrrrn Anorr TIE TOwN.

Tho bill providing for the annexation OF iatnuNn
10 the city, similar to the one under Whlch New LOS
vos rcc.nty anncAed. has been drafted ard viii To-
introduced in the Legislature by Ao>cmlymAu kurth.
The fact ha, lust come to light that some of the
Owners Of property In Clinton ave. who 'hIrclrd I"
the establishment Of tie BroohNn Tabernacle ON It's
new Site at clinton ARD Greene ave" 'r'"li"l =
.,,I.crrtnn uapcr To-. TlI~c none; To bay up t'
,.r,no,t, II Wa, proposed T. raise 100000. and
sl6 900 was sub ciibcd. The trustees went 80 far a'
to get an option on piece Of property AZ Na'h'nE-
ton and Gates aNcs costing Tll''ooo oHt the matter
ha, been dropped.
a., rud,s., Chaimoth A Russian woman. VINO
scd Never Fdclmuth OF No. POO Union s. fer divorce
ON the ground that he WAS Motto ChamoN. who de-
serted her in Russia, has Withdrawn the suit ai
uitting that she was mistaken 20 tl' identity Of VT.
Edc.muth Papers "'c u ~ '''''" """ "P'" "''
other man.
Mrs. Eliza scott. ioity four. in a it Of De.
.poudcncv. hanged h"r eli at No. 80 Navy-'t. yes
,rri,, Ilcr husband h., been M invalid for two
wears, and unable 10 vorN. >le supported MN bl
washing. They had no children.
,u,, Mary starr. Of No. Ii, Carrclst, protested
before Police Justice Tche yesterday against the slrn
. Snci.ning Rum displayed bt John Jansen at No.
,4i Carroll-,t She thought Il mcant that he hl
sp,rcd rum or some other liquor for sale. but her
anxiety wa, di,pcllcd when told tn the name meant
"dinng grCOm.
Mayor Chaplin yesterday appointed Jasper Murphy
Of No. Az Ninth> memner oi ti' ho'iu oi fu
ncotiou 10 succeed the late john Fey. Mr. Murphy
T., IN thc dry dock business N smith-'t
The statement which ~ Ncnat II Albert Daggett ma,
r,,uisod 10 make public respecting the late contest
for thc clairmanshp of the Republican oeheIal COM
~, -. | .,u IN. read over to the delegates who sup
nnr,od David A Baldwin for the olhce TINS evening
and will be made public t" morrow
The dcath-watch wa, set yesterday IN kaymond
street Jail upon Jane, stone te 'oloea JocMcy' WHO
,ntcnccd 10 be hanged on February I" Tor the mnr-
-, - d, man named Miller at Con'y Island IN loo7.
uc' I W for a communication OF his sentence is rest
ing with Governor llll
ball was given by Ksmc renlpy rePlG o tS.s the NoOes
OF tlo ,;; cvcning and attended by many per
Music ,, D'o,e mystic ceremonies b. the assembled
~nnIcs preceded the dancing
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NEWS FROM NEW-J ERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

FRAUDS AT THE POLLS RIGHTED Al LAsI'
supreme Court Commissioner Nueent submitted MS
report yesterday in the contested election case DC
tween William Pairson and william O.. Nelson for
Frecholder in the Nth District. Nelson was the kc-
publican candidate, and counted out by the cicc-
ton officers in the Id and lid Precincts. Nelson
promptly applied for recount in those two precincts
and il was made under the supervision of Comms-
soner NuGcnt, by direction OF Judge Knapp. The
result showed gross fIaud,, and Mr.. Nugcnt so re.
ported tO the court Yesterday. Parsons counscl
formally announced that he withdrew from thc con
test and the scat was awarded to Mr. Nelson. Inc
Board Of Freehoder, consists of two Repnhlcdhs
and ten Democrats. including the Directorat Large
and there vacancy, caused by the death O tTrc
holder Kcnncy which cannot be filled without legs
IatiOn authorizing a special election.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RAYllNNE-

The Young Mems A--o''nt %. a social and literary
organization. hn~ mad" application FOR articles OF
incorporation II has been in existence several years
nni De-, about $4,000 m the treasury. Plans arr
icInc prcpa-,,i FOR cl.h house. To contain large
lau Tho Intention is TO erect the building next
summer.
Ilyouuc Bowling club has organized hy th" election
of these officers F-hcrt ,mour. president. W IL
,,,.. vic. pr,. dent. . Tucr,. ~corctarv. Nathan
ballard. trca .ur.r. The club VIII meet wednesday
and Friday evenings.
TIE Jolly Five social club VIII give its see nd
annual Invitation lall at Ncv lorA Bay House to
night.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Affairs IN BROOKLYN.
COMMISSIONER BELL RETIRED.
THE MAYOR APPOINTS HENRY I. HAYDEN TO

TIE MAYOR APPOINTS HENRY I. HAYDEN TO
SUCCEED HIM-MR. ENNIS REAPPoINTED.
Nayor Chapin made public Yesterday a second install
men OF his appointments of heads of departments and
unlile the first list. which contained ONLY reappolh-
mcnts one new commissioner was named. lie was
Police Commissioners Henry l. Hayden, VINO succeels
James D. Bell. The Commissioners eappointed are
John Ennis. Of The Fire department Dr. John Grimm
Of tho Health Department; John G. Mcclure. OF the
Arrears ID oprtmcn. John Schen and j. W. Cahill,
Of thc Excise Department, and George V. Brewer Of
the Park Department.
The failure 10 reappoint Commissioner Bel mas Deeh
anticipated since vengeance was brcathed against MN
two years aeO when he displaced some oi the men
whom Boss" MCLAUGHLIN and his lieutenants desired
retained in Office. lie also incurred wrath by iall-
TO appoint some men whom the leaders desired IL
T. under- TODD that the Mayor tried to Mr. Bell by
making it a condition that If he was superseded new
Fire Commissioner should succeed Mr. Ennis whose
rcappOintment insisted upon. But the outcome oi
mi, va, a compromise, and The Mayor retained Ennis
and appointed his personal friend Mr. Hayden III Mr'
Bells place.
Mr.. uayden and the Mayor were formerly asso-
clatcd in the Lincoln club when the former was lis
president Nj. Hayden i, A member Of me seventh
Ward democratic Association. 10 which the Ma}or iof,
PARK ComniS,i)ncr after Dr. >tonS declined 10 serve
Cor six months on d1. me-" commission ,H.i ~,
Mr. HAYDEN ha, had no other experience IN pubHs c.
ile INA, sail mandatory ln >Jui',t ie Wa ID INC
SAW i'm the time II the war. Later he vas capta.h
The r,appoiutmcnt Of Fire commissioner Ennis calls
public attention again to the scandals Connected WIN
ii, administration both under Mafoi whitney avg
Nsvor Chapn. but he Ia, the powerful ,nppoH o,
Boz NcLauriln. Thei" "a> c"n,n-rapr' r' i -
opposition to the rappoinm"n II Re;l,rtr
mi hi, administration has been successful TIE NiNol
still, has the Commissioners oi l'mIls tle % ~ ~
,p,1int Commissioner cross term does rot c<plre
min next yesr Nr liaydent tern h,, aS t"ts t,t DR..
missioner expires THIS week. u !, tnGtht '"i' ~
-tOrrS NAV hc appointed 10 tne place again.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NOMINATED BY TIE PRESIDENT.
NEW MINISTER TO CoREA-SEvERtL POST.
OFFICES FTLLED-NNVAL CHANGES.
Washington. Jan. o7.-The President today sent

Washington. Jan. 27.-The President TODAY sent
10 the senate the following nominations:
Augustine Heard. Of Massachusetts. Ia be Minister
Resident and Consul General ot the United ~iat"~ Oh
Corca; Louis Got>chalk. o. CaNfo,n1 -ul al t'ti
CART John T: Winter. Of lllm.l-' Consul III VA n
helm: Richard GucntheT. Of Wisconsin: Consul Gen
eral at the city Of MeNico; Thomas McDcrmoti of
George NJ Pepper, of Ohio Consul at Milan.
samuel Bailey. ir.. Of ohio. to be Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States a. Cincinnati.
John f. IIaggart. to be United states Marshal FOR
the District of $orth Dakota. EHhu Coleman. 20 he
United states Attorney for the Eastern hi-ird -
Wisconsin; benjamin +. Fowler for The territory %
To- Ie postmastcrs: Ma,~achu- tt--Pc1len X
Asa B. Fav. Northboroush; Willard H. ll"'c. NcN
hurypOrt James II. Mansfield. Gloucester. Ifnltul'
T. Brooks. Earre. Maryland ->anl1oi s. Van Ne-rt
Michigan Clark Crawford; Milford. Mnnc~ot2 WIN
lam S. McKay, Redwood T1ii, Ne hart
samuel J.. Brown. lr.. DAVID CITY. Connecu'Vt fhc'
F. Couch Mystic Fridge: Marvin II Tanner. W W n,tT,
Homes Peter6orough Frank H. Daniel Franklin Falls
New -Icrsey-Lambcrt L. Milford. al en- indiana
Thomas Hendricks Green>burg Al anSas-W Han
A. Spencer. Poplar Bluff Henry !. Cniuccee. Nco,ho
Ccnirs,lia. lllinos-Orangc J. Campbell. knoNVlHe
George F. Buchcr. Mount Carroll James Is. larson-
Dwight John F. >ayles EandaIla (3rh ~ H'm.S ,,
Greensville' Gabriel C. Euu. Pa, a; william H. ohaW
Canton. Kansas-W II. Ftzwqter, seneca John II
Gray Neode>ha: James +. Anderson; Wamero JON
Lehnann HalStead. Robert VI. ran: -ta1@r' 1
Clarence j. rr.gr Mound city. Ora = Casad, Pitt
burg: John ". Clavpool. NcheroI.
Commando William +. VI. Fol-'r, tinted stit'
Navy to hc Chief Of the Bureau of ordnance in tho
Department OF the Navy. with the TinN o. omHoIo''
lieutenant Commander Joseph J.. Craig. tD be- Com
mander Lieutenant Henry :. Mansfield. T. Zee LIE
tenant Commander. Lieutenant J"me- l. Nihlli' W.
grade. 10 De Lieutenant. Lieut.. nant lslieeK Hu' ,
iuniOr grade To be Lieutenant Ensign Harry hlnmG
to be Lieutenant, junior grade. En~-n Will-m J.
BurdCk 10 be LieutcIant, junior grade
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
cnor wIru 4 PARLOR RIFLE.

rnci Huritt an undc crtaker, twontyeight years DID,
~, ~o 2o5 Fir,taye shot and severely injured by
,et ,o French parlor rifle in the hands Of friend
named Eugene Du-an in the formers house at O'CLOCK
-,ord,r ,fternoon. Burkitt, his brother John and
nn whose home is az No. 300 Fast One.hundred and.
,,,c,ty..econd.,t. were taking dinner together when
,y,,, said something which displeased Dugan 4" VIII
,t Won said Duean. and he picked up Burktts parlor
rifle which within his reach When he hted IL John
p,.r,,, called out to him: That rides loaded" Tho
,,,inr was too late however for DuSan had nred anA
tho bullet had struck Burk the left eve. The in-
,red man was taken the Harlem Hospital Dussn
va. arrested and locked in the One'hundred ana
twenty.siNth.st. police station.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
pRocrEDJNG, IN ROTH HOUSES.

Washington Jan. 27.-In the House to day. Mr. Nc
Creary, Of Kentucky, asked unanlnol, consent
for the immediate consideration Of resolution calling
ON the President for copies Of the CORE -pondencc be-
tween this country and Brazil relating to the recent
change in the Government Of Brazil. Mr.. Hitt' of
Illinois, objected and the resolution WA, referred ~
tbe Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr.. MoCrcar>
then offered resolution looking to the recognition OF
the new Republic Of Brazil By the United states.
Referred.
Mr. Mckinley, from the Committee on Ways and
Means reported aud the House, without division,
passed a bill amending the Iarh Act Of 1853 80 a.
to impose a duty of 80 per cent upon silk ribbons
Messrs Mckinley and Carlisle made brici stat ,meni
10 The effect that through error In the Act of --3
ribbons had been admitted at 20 per cent, whereas
the intention had been 10 impose 30 per cent.
The House. in Committee Of the Whole. proceeded to
consider the bill appropriating Sl.5OO'OOO FOR the
erection Of three United states prisons. ON motion
Of Mr.. stone Of Kentucky. amendment was adopted
nrovidlnc that there shall be such arrangements Of
cells and prison yards that prisoner, under twenty
wears Of age shall not be in any way associated with
prisoners above that age. long discussion cnsucd
and then the committee rose and reported the bill
favorably to the House and IL passed es, III
nays lO4 4 motion made T. reconsider the VOC
by which the bill passed. ana al one 10 lay th'
motion on the table. the ldiicr motion no quorum
votrd and Mr. Holman, OF Indiana, having raised ui-
point, the House, without iuriher dcuo' at 'o "u
iOurnod. IA, a., ,
in relation to the collection of customs revenue wa
presented and ordered to be printed and referred u
the Finance Committee a.,
lie Ruildings and Grounds instructed to con tlhue
he Investigation Of last session as the Oilcc Ol
the Supervising Architect of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Seventyh five Knights Templar
from the Gases Of Philadelphia. New York, Albany,
New-IIavcn Hartford springfield ptt,field, New
port, Providence and Boston initiated last night
to the mysteries Of the Arabic order Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine a traditional dinner served. with
covers fOr $50. . There five Hungarian
weddings in one house In East Bridgeport on sun
day. 1hey were each celebrated in costume and ac-
cording to the custom Of the Hun nearians.
GREENWICH--The borough Of Greenwich has con-
traT1cd with the Greenwich Gas and Electric Light
ing Company TO light the borough after April with
the Thomson Houston system Of electric lights.
Charles Klein, station agent, who died after a
short illness from Ia grippe last week, has been
succeeded by Thomas ReardOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

The Wife, company delighted a very large ana
enthusiastic audience at the Academy OF Music last
evening with the popular play Of Bela,co and DE Mc
which is now in its third year, but showed no signs
Of losing its hold on public favor. The company Is
an exceptionally strong one, and gives an excellent
performance.
Mrs Margaret l.. Bclgcr, widow Of Captain James
Hegrr of No 45O bergen ave. who died suddenly on
saturday will be buried this morning. Her husband
was buried two week, ago. and hers is the fourth
death in the family I'm tweuty.seven days.
Mrs Kloes Of No. 90 Church st.. fell from second
story window while hanging out clothes yesterday
morning and received nurio, from which shc dcd III
hall hour
The nen-atcar Of the Fire Department have de
termined to ask the Legislature 10 enact law IncIca'
ing their salary from 80 to $50 a month hl
viii probably be introduced to abolish the men At can
and have the department consist exclusively OF pcrh
ncnt men.
Raymond P Woriondykc was appointed yesterday
by Chancellor M,GIn receiver for the southwestern
Land and cattle Compnuy'~ hu-inc-.. The comp'N
i- bankrupt and the receiver was appointed ON 'N'
.arpl,aton of thc Kau-a, city Bank which hold ic
company, note for $4,000 It b. said that th" com
rsny ina, $4,000 worth Of cattle in the Indian Terri
tory
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
EAST ORANGE.

~ ELECrr!C IDHrlNG COMPANY FORMED.
The Elcctri, Lighting Company ha- been Organized
p Eat orange. Hlh james 6. Ba'le>. eN pn'~i
GENT uf tlr Board of Health. a' IT, president Tho
-i", ,tlDldrlr are among thc best known people IN
a- orange. and the company ~ ready 10 begin work
q. ...,n a- Tho uec,--ary franchise can D. obtained
from tlr township committee u b, proposed 10 lay Sub
way. l,ro.,th the sidewalks, n is also proposed 20
u.r i" Edison ucaad">c"0t system. both for street
r1 domestic uses. The lattrr onlN Viii Doe put hi"
operation 80 first tic present street lighting con
tract d.. not expire urtl = year from NaN ]. me
Ifui.,tfI,u win Do" made % thr township committee
at once ard o. yrarted thr -uhways ana "Irr
vin Le lad bro readiness tp cOUpct" Tor the street
lighting contract a. soon rs II expires.