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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
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yaishGsl AsssnAly Ne. ssia.

Whereas ~ Rev. J. A. Randall The
pastor al tho frat Nicholas church
did on the goth Of Marvhdsliver . Ger.
mon II behsifoe thsKaights o. Labor,
therefore. b. II Resolved, that this
assembly tcnSer their sincere thanks
Tor tho able manner Ia which 10 han.
tiled the subject 10 behalf Of che
kntxhts Of Labor. Resolved tAaG q
copy Of these rssolutioas b. publish.
ed 10 The city psPsss. Coxxirrsa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

A. B. Pierce reports . freak Of
satsrs d his farm 10 che shape Of q
littls pig born with swo topguss and
10 tail. The little chap bssomine
dissustsd at sueh q state Of a6sirs con.
sladsd 10 yield up The ghost aud Do.
parted heuse,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

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sissls ID Webster sssslS ~ q ~
sossAg slssk's elss ID ssurjlssss
With 10 lev q - s'slssk .. o., %
Tsssaay. March 1ssh. he ssstss
was called V ssdss By J. Slspsss ssd
On netlon G, A. Dsvis u Petsdso
M nsds ehsisnsa ssd ]. y. Ctssley
u Pheasant Hill secretary.
o. netioa ths ron was called d
ths p~sssissts. TAoss pssssst wsss %
follows.
Guids Resk, J. 8. 0tsatsn.
Beaver Greek, Amos Dillos.
Saltwater, l.. D. Wells.
Oak Greet, Jehs einpson.
0sslsld, Jss. Mccartney.
Pleasant Hin, J. N. stsslsy.
Elm Creek, J. 4. Peyes.
Potsdsn, y. A. Dsvis.
Lilac, W. ?. Kusha.
Red Closd, H. A. NsCsas.
Baths, A. N. Alsxssdss,
0lsnwood, J. ". Boomer.
walsut Creek, D. Disgss.
Iasvals, ". r. Rsnksl.
Cathsrtos, sbsent.
Harmony, A. N. Bovss.
Rcd Cloud City, absent.
On motion The chairmsa sppointsd
W. r. Rssksl Of lnsvsls, Johs Stop.
con Of Oak Creek end l.. D. Wells Of
Saltwater, % . eonnitsss y Sssen.
mead . basis % real sstsse.
The committee % pssssssl, j. 8.
Stratsn Of Guide Rock. J. ". Bonner
Of 0leswood, A. n. Alsxssbsr Of
Bdtis.
The committee On real sststs 70.
onnssdsd that real sststs u The
county b assessed on - svsssgs Of
$3.50 pes asrs which was ADOPTED.
The committee % personal prvpssty
recommended rates 10 30 OBSERVED
By The several assessor u sseesslsa
personal property b = Sellowslwhiek
Was sgrsed SDos and adopted.
Gtalllona. $50 n Ann.
Horses, - 70 90.
Cattle, o % %. Fat cattle 76eta
per hundsed.
Mules o 70 90.
Hog, u pr Ausdsed.
sheep 20ets y costs.
essae sogiass issludisg boilers,
fair cash vslUe.
BILLIARD, pigsee hole Of othss siui.
!ar tables eSis eash valus.
Fire ssd burslss proof safes ia,i
cash valus.
Carriages AID wagons Of v~hsssosvs,
kind, d % $50.
Watches snd clocks d 70 $50.
Sowing OF knittisg msshines, o. Il
90.
Eiase lests' 90 70 600.
Aslo1lass ed organs o. 70 go.
Core Bets Dsr eushel.
Wheat l6sts pr busAsl.
Oats 8sts PER bushsl.
Barley, Tets per bushel.
AL other property IoQv19o1 % b
listed q 10 Fair W luali6A
% melton The seesslssy was order
Cd 70 furnish ths following papers o.
The couuty . copy d The pieeeediNs,
q this meeting for IL publication
Red Cloud Cnllr ssl Argue, 0uid,
Rock Signal, Blus ain Mnss %,
CoWles Herald.
On motion Ne Hsslisg then I'd
jourusd. G.. A. Davis, Chm.
]. N. SrSILSY, Sea.
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G.. LCosrise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

Al old lady, agsd SO years. BY tho
name Of Dsrstha vaoh \, was con.
sisasd % The county JILL % Saturday
last, ~ . county ward, She 10 . eul.
tarsd LADY, but be- bssa throVa IL The
ssa ct Of life, upon Tie cold charities
Of - uHSsslisg world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

The bet sa've 10 tAs world ser cuNr
6ruisss. s6vss. uloevp. sale pieum. fSvei
oosns: and Oh skia ssupsioas. end
ho.sslve.v cure:. OF M pay REQUIRED.
] V esarnnteed 70 thve peseect salis.
Iaces0e. Ur' Nancy volOndod. tHce
- csass par boz. For sals By Henry
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

10 dssss. psslspas - eieis: aw1a
Ieeds. Sssipss checks - plsis,
10 osooe ever sAesa u HI Clev1.
!a,ise ysss isspsstles.-R \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

People should b very eassiul about
sstaias eua prairie Arss. A large one
W. ~ OF By seus eas, three miles
10 Ne eouatsy, Tuesday aad IL tool
~ 1rs department 70 subdas Il. The
viad was blowing from che north and
ths ass ssms lssping onward With
With greet rapidity right towards ths
eity, aad he'd u not been for ths
ass company % one knovs whsp dan
~ night have bssa dons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

0us Reaas- bought II he'd Of calves
from Henry Maursr lest week which
we're very Gas. Six steer calves
weighed 1920 pounds, and sigh,
heller calves weighed $3.50 pounds.
He paid Henry o96l ~ for them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

Next Tuesday 10 city election and
u 10 70 BE- hoped that The people will
lay dewa all prsjudiess and put mon
iste oiRce Who will manage The affairs
Of The city 10 . businsss like manner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

sos80uposo oAbV.
~ NsrSae = IN setes oe aale iassrA ~ q. u.
yoss sI'sh u ~ dsa1rrS mani a the eighth
kss.yssi aistrsce !. and t.s Webster county. Ne
%sss1ss upon s!rcwe In an artSnu lsuAsns
.sssssss' whrs.se William 70 Csfnakas % rlain
" 2 !svid u. Hudson q II srv slrlv.,dani,
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- ss'Sre ho.ssr .! Md gtnnd d sssd cSssn,y
- uesne the tescr Wkrre Nc lasf term %
sAsa cosst 80 eooacWI m lAe
$50 ~ ~ Asste 4 ,, ssse,
4. NY o'eeerk . ~. Ne 0opsvtns lie
sSSssss eass qeAssss ~ sssstuo u. Ev~WaAIp
Sssvh suaqp e1se. wpae of - MAIN y =
~ 0eosess cosoty, Netsnska
~ ss~rs ~ hssa tails Iish asy II nsrrs
Ga. JkEL Shesta.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

conllaHal cssghlns l. ysry aHnaying 10 pr.
go elseisq ncss ~ y my El..a. p sTsihsiing
lYe1A aHa = s1esedla10 asSevIeUS' a this
1871 q ~ yvAs. I'M. hall tsAtlo Ot HrV.'s
Caaely CeH9S Hyrnp WITH Fvilsss any Wyaimsry
49, sls.lss lhas ~ thsVwS - lke Marksi
q. !. oorpinu s',,a,
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WAxrED-A good trusty family
horse that woman can ,drive.-F.
DRApnRooK, Photographer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
Moon Block.

have . coed farm Of 100 acres
situated Ave miles south Of Mvcrton,
which I will sell on easy terms.
Plenty Of wood and water. Address
Mas. BRiDGYr M. SHIELDS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

% Sunday a~ftsrsoon che Gre bell
psslsd forth On abandoning the heavy
wisd storm thst sent . thrill Of terror
70 Ne hearts o. our people, the cause
Of which wss The burniss Of W. J.
PsrFy'a barn 10 ths south ward, valued
q about $50 or 600. The Ars Do.
pa,tnsst responded promptly sad
qussehsd The are. Had II not been
for he promptnsss Of The department
no tellisg whore ths Ore would have
ended - The wiad wss blowing . gale.
10 Our niad ths o. department ass
sstitlsd 70 . big bsnslt from our siti.
seat. They have been struggling
along Tor months 70 pay OF The teura.
snsnt debt cad nov on, eitissns
ought 70 help then ply Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28
W1lm AI.

ny StrtMc a an ccses NJ sale issse,i out NJ The
district ecsyt 1t the eighth ludiclAl district, in
AnA TOE Wehstes county Nebraska, uPoW n de
Hodge & rlsimiik and JsssJ,n ". WarrrS :, al
arc desenlanls. ! sbail oder lUs SALE ~ vubstc
yssdsr tct cAsk y band " the hlwl.rst .bldaev a.
the cASt 6oos Og th~ court honss IN Bed CtUhl In
xshl cosMty. UhN h~tnx the DISCO wkesv tis'
hast term I'll sAid cOast MAS ko(Aral Oh the Wh
day ~ April 4. u, tue st osse oelosA the to,k.w.
tue s)gScrlhssl ueNl estAss 10 Wit Tho nosthcAss
~SssSsS e Se svSlas ivrlvviisl, II tsSn~htp
tee III NesNh VI vafgp stpssait IN Wsst II ~ =,
y, . Webster COup(l. keheHskA, =
Glyew vnaes nv MOI tbs Nh day of MarrA
CnAs. 4. faRS. Hhegia.
~ n. q. TsGt. Dcp&Ay.
Cass q Nc Neny, tiaialta's AttyA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28

~ CnI1s bsRsvts hHspsvtsssivs
mgll, BE- attAeoae cine dess ~
tt,isvs ~ Il sAosid b higher
thsal ~ GalleWs That ~ nsds u
hSoe llausa. We ere willing thss
Nsbsesks's products shouil5 b To-.
sssst ~ bsilk % but not . ths q.
peass q ~ grsaA, asjsslsy o. shs
psspls vhs Asvs ~ lsst NJ bfll
hssss ~ iAvoi ~ rsdustiea Of ~
tssie . sseas 40 other accessories
d NE, V tbst sslsst thst The people,
ssa live. The slsuss have nsaipslst.
Cd ne nafksss 70 tbsis interest ios .
great May ypats, aud now Tho people
shosld have . eAshes 10 hslp then.
selves. All ths ety for protsstios
o. sugar 10 urged o. BY big noaopo.
LEE aad trusts Who expect " resp .
harvest q TIE peer mas sxpssse.
AZ The present time II costs . nae oil
hs ssa make to live sud keep warn
cad then hs 10 10 The hole half d TIE
tine. No, give % cheaper ssgss
cheaper bread ssd shsspsr everything
tAss 10 absolutely necessary for The
welfare Of the human family, asd u
anything 10 10 Be taxed up high, put
u On laxusiss 40 that tho rich man
can have . taste Of bic own medicine.
The poor have bed enough and nov
ought 70 DO relieved Of the burdens
they have borne 20 long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
OTUER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
MES1CfESTER COINrY.

YONKER-.-Jo-"ph oNclll, forty year, Old. married
living i'm CToon-dvr.. sluS sing, instantly KILLED
~ 10 30 A. m. Yesterday near GlcnwOOd Station by
being struck b. EXPIRE, train II the Now pri
Central Railroad ONcill drlllmIn cmpipN -
by the company ~ bla ting rock near th, city lie
was taking italian laborcr, who had been injured
by 1ying rocks from bllSt, to IA" hospital BOth
men stepped from The north track 10 let freight
train pa,s when The express came along and struck
DWELL, cru hing ms skull.
Observation-Disclosures Daci-. resident Of this
place for the last fifteen ycDrs. died saturday lie
was born In New Rochelle IL 1904 the spot
vher~ tho rholnas Paine monument aftrrwaiu stood
He remembered Thomas Paine. Mr.. DAVIS wa ff
nearly seventy years member Of the Methodist Epls
copal Church and prominent In II. lie also was
member of the original Bedford street Praying Rand
He present ~ the dcathbcd Of Isaac Van Wart.
one Of tha three captor- OF Major Andre.
MOUNT VEENON.-Thc Rev. Dr. Ncwlsnd Maynard.
+. Il. H. - preached I'm Trinity Episcopal church last
night The Rev. &. X. Clearwater delivered an "a
dre.e In the Reformed Church last night on Is the
I.atorcr Wrong or WrOng"d! 2" The Rev. VI. H. chap
man. Of New Haven, preached In the Methodist Epls-
couaI Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
yopTHFrI TRAVELLERS rROv grROpr.

Among the Immigrants landed al the Barge once
yesterday two little fellows, John and Michael
II0ljask ten and eleven Years Of respectively. whp
came all the way from Austria "a this country. They
made many friends among the sccragc passengers on
board the steam hip Sucva and when they reached tho
large Office brought 10 Superintendent simpson.
of the Landing Eurcau. The boys had plenty Of
money 10 pay their way 10 BmddOck. Penn, where
they are to join tier uncle, who came from Austria
many year ago and Is now prosperous farmer Tags
were pinned the boys, giving their names aud dcsti
nation and they were of in care Of the railroad
people. IT,
Twelve year old Christina Bra>kai another
Youthful passenger the Sueva. who madr the Jour
ncv from Austria without her parents or garilan'
Her destination wa, 40. - Lcwi,- this city, where
her uncle. Israel ~umh0win Ives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Company II. 18th Regiment. Will hold stag rack
81" AZ the armory This evening.
John Day. 'long,horcman. forty years old. Of No.
30 Dykcmanst., Is supposed to have been drowned by
falling from the steamer Roanoke at Par,ition->t on
saturday night, but his body has not been found.
Another candidate for the civil Jus,icc,hp about
10 bc vacated by sheriff elect Courtney IS p. T.. Gala
han Of the seventh ward. He la, secured the in
dor.cmcnt of the David b. I'M Association of that
ward.
The Roy Marcus Eainsfon ~ london. delivered a
-crmon f. tho Brotherhood Of Il. Andrew ~ It. Peter,
Protestant Episcopal church last evening.
The annual -chool festival and rymna,c exhibition
Of The nro,lIyn Turn ycrcin viii bee opened on Mon
day. December -. q, -acnc"rlund Han >chcrmcrnou
aud smith 49, \bout 1870 children and seventy five
tymua.'- will talk" part. August :. >ic1lauu ~
don't II the rur. Vcren.
Tie Rev Dr. Charle- W Ivie Of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church. IN Cpu>cyca near Leonard ~. who
Doc, accepted % call from IA" Episcopal Church 81 Wan
kc,ia WI. preached his farewell sermon before a
largo con,rcgaiion Yesterday morning. H. Will start
for me Nc-t ou sunday
The children Il tl" sunday school of All souls
church BOO south NIuth-,t.. received AN American max
last evening from Abc smith POST g. \. r.
The annual fair for me Woman's Homeopathic Hos
pid and Dispcu-ary will 10 opened on Thursday after
noon =, the criterion Theatre. and continue until at
urdiy night.
Gc0,rc k,nran vii deliver HI las lecture FOR ~"
benefit - rho Brooklyn Maternity at Association Han
this evening rs subject viii bc " Russian Political
E>ilc-.r
\ meeting II tho Prc,bycry ~ Brootlyn Will be held
This evening at the Throop Avenue Presbyterian
church
General Henry W. slocum win open the fair Of the
Greene Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow evening.
\ call ha, hron issued for meeting 81 citizens ~
The Twenty -l1th Ward on Wednesday at p. m. IN
liberty Hall ~ Liberty s. and Fast New >orFaVc.'
- arrange plan. pr securing the passage In The Leg
l,,prc - a bill ~ enable that ward 10 have proper
.e,ycragc and 81. for !ts thorniglfnre'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED IN HARLEW.

ST. Andrews Church, at Fftllav and One hundred
and twenty sevcnth-st, formally dedicated ycScr
day. services held morning. afternoon ana even
ing and all Of them of ntclc ting character
and well attended Two services were held III the
morning tie first at ard the sccOrd at II O'Clock.
AT the O'Clock service 800 people received communion
and an address delivered by the rector, the Rev
T,r George r. Van Dc Water. At the IL O'Clock ser
vice the dedication sermon preached by Bishop
Potter he congratulated the present rector upon the
couragc and ability with which he had prosecuted the
work Of building the church, and referred also 10 the
good work done aud devotion 10 duty shown BY the
Rev Dr. Francis LObdc the former rector Of the
church. who now has charge If Trinity Chufch, BunaO.
He referred in touching manner to the great number
Of memorials given 10 the new church by friends OF
dcparicd pashoneis. and advised the members OF the
congregation to bear In mind that IN the house of Cod
Iey and these departed friends could a!"ayh commune
together. ~. Ion ia, chit,
Tie afternoon services were principally Tor The emil
dren although the attendance was not nv any hedl'
ananed 10 Them Addresses were made by the Rev.
prs Marvin Il. Vincent and Edward L. I ARK ~ TIE
evening service tie sermon was preat cd ~ lhe Kew
d.. LehdeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
4 SCHOONER CPSFT IT SEA.

.,.... ,.,.,, -. c,,,rp ~ COLLISION
TN '\fIN Nh '"'"N
News Tachcd tins riiy Yesterday al"r'""" '''''
there had been anothcr COLLISION OH i"'''''',' "'
- ,.c .. ls, ,li. ,,r.
"'i'' ,'''' WV NV tall .
\ hiE lpTnl'N''" Sn"'i''' r"'' ''''' nun
master and caIAilcd Ter, and the captain ol t"'
smaller vessel vus drowned The collision oc-
,l.c1 Saturday ,pnrniug but th,
cure" AZ ''''" .''r =. ,,'..,, coon,
weather was clear. aud although 1t Womb seem
that tacr. must have been gross carclcS>ncSs or
,,ror,n.,,,cc .,ue,ytcrc. II was impossible to de
....,.,,,,,,, las, ni,ht
'',''''.' .,,..;,-i ,r.. tho Francis
ID" vessel "h'h WIS ''PSN' W."
t. Ihllurk of \cW-N oTk. bound IN h'IIiN' l"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
FATALLY SHOT By ~ tNSEEN fOf.

WAS THERE \ CoN>PIR\CY TO MURDER HIN
DEEP MYSTERY
P,,qnac Nangardlr an Italian laoorer' VII" i've I"
Mann, Vernon. WI, >hot in the back by an unknown
Italian IN Onc-hmdrcd and eeventh-st'. near i"@'
.,c a. hale pa.t / O'Clock YESTERDAY m"rhh-'
v,u.,i,,l. va, or hi, way home from a ba. ''1
..,,.L Italian, vcr, with him. There was no quar-
,.l and while Nan.aldlc was talking with hi friends
,.. ,..l-,.u cam, mp behind him, pui pistol close
a., n.- Lucl, and fired The bah went through Ills
I.ft Inn. and lodged in the breast bone
Nir-irdIc say, that there Wa conspiracy Z" N"
bl,, AID that fhr men who were with him ana Pre-
tended to be- hi, friend, were party to It, Atter ne
on o1 thc Sidewalk and Gale" for help al! OF his
.,.p,,,lion. walked away and refused 10 AID NM
pli,cu,an Meyer heard the ~hot and found Mau-"''H
,,,,.. b., q p,oI Of blood. SO one was near HIM. The
.r, information that he gave the police was tha'
Sam. or., called the ASSASSIN Frank ana to" h" I"
ruu away after the shooting
tn. woundcd man taken to the Harlem HOS
all AGAINST nj, recovery. The friends of Nah+dIdi'
,,.,. .eer by Detectives Mott and Price. ana they
,,t... IN know nothing about the shooting or the
p,n.. that led h. II. When asked II There was
".uir1ry 10 murder Mangarilc, his friends nSwcr'l
v,r , significant shrug of the ShoulucrN l"nN
",m,,y an italian fruit vcndcr thirty three year
10 va arrest n and taken n the hospital Man
,,,rde sad that he not the man VINO Ni0t Nun,
Tlr notcr believe that Murphy knows more man i.'
viii len and he locked up pending iuIthc' III
Nt~tig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

saviour' Who shall deliver met Take courage.
brother; Jesus is able to the uttermost samuel
johnson writes the eptaph Of Oliver Goldsmith he LEFT
nothing that he did touch and he touched nothing that
he did not adOn." Whether this be true OF "ooemiths
work in literature we can let scholars determine One
thing do know 1t is Of the work Of Jesus In The
soul OF each believer. He will leave nothing lnpurihcd
whatever lie touches lie acorns Jesus leaves no nnil'
ishcd work lie Is purifying society. He VIII cleanse US
condemn the plan OF salvation IN ChrIst on
the disciples. Christians DO many
wrong things because they Christians but because
they fully submitted themselves unto jesus De-
faith has not had its perfect work IL UNFAIR 10
crtci.e before the building completed or the painting
finished. Enough II We can sec progress EhouEh Il We
can see evidence of a skiul designer wait until ue
raised its position, the scan"dne removed
Wait until the beauty OF the hnShcd structure
Then cry 'Gracc. grace unto It,"
We have seen that Christ able to save TO the utter
most Is there one who cNcains. do not doubt His
mower bu is He willing 70 save to save the utterrost
save Inc? Yes lie Neth to intefcede Tor tho9e
Wno God by Him. Jesus l. our meaiStor' inc
days bUwiNt Us and God nave fau ol No@'''
that hi, music brought angels down TO Garth They -ay
of Beethoven that melody lifts mortu' up 10 Heaven
In Christ God i, come to the earth IN the Likeness
Of man. In CHRIST humanity is exalted to the right hand
God.
Jc,r, +, our elder brother. He knows our wants. our
temptations our He has a fellow fcelng WIN H.
nrmites He i, fitted to he our advocate AZ the same
,ro 10 Il. our iudgc Who i he that shall condemn y
II IS Christ Jesus, that died yea rather that was raised
from the dead VINO at right hand Of God who also
,,o,,, iut,,c..son FOR us" What criminal need fear II
the lawyer pleaded his defence be the Judge that pro-
uoincc his sentence! such il Jesus II we come to 'od
by Him. As Judge is atl" to save As advocate lie
i, willing to save Why does any one wait y TurAiNh
provclb cxhors. "Hod thy mantle WIDE open "heh h'S>
i raining gold" The Influences OF the Sph are ours "
day. Thi, morning Jesus waits 70 De, gracious N"'
and willing save to the uucimoSV' VIII Hou "o' 'o'
IIiynP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH.
REPUBLICANS MAKING STRONG EFFORTS.

REPUBLICANS MAKING STRONG EFFORTS
The annual charter election takes place to morrV"
The principal interest centres the Boards VI
COuncilmcn and school Commissioners. a no Malor
or Frceholdcrs are to be chosen this year. 1hc hc
pubcanN have nominated strong candidates for Aidcr
men ana are making a vigorous canvass. Ih'F ~
pcct to gain enough members obtain control oi inc
Board The indications that two Republicans VIII
be chosen In the First Ward. gain Of one. me
prospects are bright for Burns. Republican, III inc
second Ward. where four Democrats are lighting io'
the two Offices. In the Third Ward. Miller. RcpuDil
can. has strong hopes of defeating Egcuof, Democrat
who is unpopular with his party and has incurred the
antagonsm Of the police force for voting against an
increase in their wages.
Mravag, Republican. is looked upon as a sure
winner in the Fourth is south. Republican. IN ue
Sixth and Gia,by. Republican, in the seventh. .
In the Democratic Eighth Ward. If the Iirpnblciii
candidate. Charles D. Whacv. does not win. IL VIII
lie the surprise of the election. scores of prominent
Democrats openly rcpudlatc John i. Dunn, the party
nominee.
Every person who registered for the November
election can vote al the charter election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
FRAUDULENT HANDLING or CRANBEERIhS.

The receipt, Of Cape cod cranbcrrie' ny "'o WV
cIonv Line As shown by III reports To me New" iorN
Mercantile Exchange from the beginning OF thl' season
+, November 20. aggregate 3l.7A barrels anu ''-0'
,r,te. Unfortunately for the thrifty h0use"Ncs' d"
,6,,ilg TO The Retail Grocers' AdVo'a'e' i''e'
,,uIer of the barrels fell into the hahdS oil u"'' "p"
Inns dealers and came ont in the shape OF crates o"
ing from 10 10 quarts less than the growers s'"nu
ard size The rcpackcrs. by keeping the pr' VI 'o
updcrsilcd Crates lelow that Of the standard s@o c
,hIc to dispose of "a vast quantity of the shi"s,
to dpded grocer not only paving for he cost III ''e
drre utvc crate and the labor Oh pachils IL o"'
handsome profit, too , 49,, ,,,.t,ore usually select
Uc.i,rs mi, il Is said. the rcpack ers ususlt $50
er,,i, tn,rc or les detective H. the quarry appc'uN
a. hc h.tter i'm crate, than IN barrels lc ~ SUI
t,. of the barrels revealing uhsouhd Ocrrso ,,,' 10
COMA notice i'm the crate. IL Is ai>o s'u 'lat wy
,~ ir, handling Of the berries ln)urrS tnl "cP,Ih
or,l,es since the newspaper, nave pefuh 10 IN tA
No. these fraudulent practices, however INC nupot
" cr,tr. of standard sir has doubN ne silaIie't
crate th,t will pass muster ~ iesal
onn - lnxi2X22 inches inside measurement dlu
~ = ,I.o the New Jersey standard otch crates, wei
,acLcd hold thirty two level quarts OF tlIN w. w.
I',"d' ~ fruit Many Cape Goa growers CONSIDER
p.tn" measuring SNl2X22 inches inside measurement
omv "a comply with the law, ana they use such.
,'ro Cod barrels hold 100 level quarts fachases
smaller than those named above roly cone IRON
gr"wcrs and should be avoided, no matter no" cheap