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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-02
MARTIN MCCARTY former resident OF
the city died in Washington state recent

/ MARTIN MCCARTY former resident OF
the city died in Washington state recent
/ ly.
| JOHN HAMMENICK OF Rosencranz is
SO dangerously sick tnat he is expected
to die at any time.
IT Is said that the Canadian Pacific BY
has contracted for six steel steamers to
run between Owen Sound and Chicago.
DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
If so, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
The meeting of the State Teachers
Association held at Madison last week
was one OF the most successful ever held
by that body.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
WATCH FOUND.
On Saturday last on the south side.
The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
THE ball at the Opera House on Syl-
vester Eve was attended by large and
very respectable crowd. 1t was one of
the most successful balls of the season.
GHERE is no other city IN the state
which has received SO much advertising
within the last few weeks as Manitowoc
has So much the railroad project has
done already.
PROF. SALISBURY of Beloit College will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday evening and deliver
one OF his famous lectures. All are cor
daily invited,
IL. PARKER has purchased the plumb
ing department from the Waterworks Co.
and will give prompt attention to all
orders. His advertisement may be found
elsewhere in this Issue.
NJ. KELLNER and Sons of Kellnersville
are making preparations for the erection
of large warehouse tob be used for stor-
ing grain. The building will be eighty
by one hundred and forty feet.
The beautiful Aristotype, is the latest
discovery in Photography. 1t gives a
beautiful enamel finish to Photos. AS
durable as ivory. Melendy 6 Packard
have it; step in and see samples.
THE schooner David Dows has been
abandoned to the underwriters and a
demand for the 100000 has been made.
Another schooner similar to the Dows
will be built at once at a cost of $4,000.
JOHN KAREL who is in bushes in Chi
cago passed through this city last week
on his way to Kewaunee where his
family resides. Mr.. Karel is one OF the
brightest men of which this state can
boast.
The cold wave advertised to reach this
place on Sunday last stuck to its knit
ting" and made good the promise OF the
weather bureau. On Monday morning
the thermometer indicated 10 degrees
above zero.
SUpT. ED. O'GERAN leaves soon to take
charge of waterworks in Peoria Ills. 1t
is not yet known by whom he will be sue
ceeded here. Mr.. Geran has made many
friends during his residence at this place.
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FOR SALE.

A sloop rugged yacht in first class
shape; 40 it, long s fit. beam, 6 it. draught;
cabin Accommodations for six persons ex-
elusive of crew; owners wish to buy a
larger yacht. H. B. w. Room Mitchell
Bldg. Milwaukee.
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A CARD.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Respect fully
GEO. W. FIGHTER.

FRIDAY, Dec. q, 1889.
Application having been made by seven
aldermen for a special meeting to be held
at p. N. Dec. 81, 1889, to repeal an oridi-
nance granting franchise to Mil. l.. S.
& W. BY. and to enact afranchise relative
to the same subject matter, the clerk E.
s. Sherman issued CALL All members
present. Mayor presiding. On motion
of Aid. Melendy the vote on adoption of
ordinance granting franchise to railroad
Co. were considered. On motion of Aid.
Gelbke the ordinance was repealed.
An ordinance granting a franchise to
Nil. l.. S. & W. BY. over Franklin or
Water street and Quay street was read
and approved of section by section. Rules
were suspended and a vote ordered on
the ordinance. Nays Schoch and Dicke.
Ordinance as read was adopted. Ayes Q,
Nays 8. Bleser, Schoch, Dicke. Ad-
journed E. S. SHERMAN, City Clerk.
MONDAY, Dec. 80, 1889.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present except Smalley and Bleser.
Minutes read and approved. Claims No
296 to 500 presented and referred. The
amount of S15 was refunded to Frank
Strauf, being the amount collected from
him for fines and costs. Vote on resolu-
ton adopted Dec. % 1889 granting GER
tain franchise to Nil. l.. S & w. Fry.
was reconsidered and resolution rescind-
ed. Warrant of the city treasurer was
extended forty five days.
Following claims were allowed anu
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Abandoning Arab and Spanish Truckman Win

wandering Nrab AND Spanish Iruckman Win
$4,000
/ Two tickets sold in this city for the October
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery drew big
prices. The lucky ticket holders were Hansa
Mohammed, one of the Arabian jugglers and
Anthony Someriva who does the trucking of
Hawey x Hoops, confectioners, 271 Mulberry st
Mohammed held one-twentieth of ticket II .32S
drawing second capital prize of 100000. The
ticket held by Someriva was number IS. $50 and
drew one-twentieth of the first capital prize OF
$50, 600. The money came through Wells, Fargo
K Cos Express.-New York Daily News, Nov 9.
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IT Is rumored that there is little
hitch in the arrangement for the extern
sion of the line OF the Mil. L. s. & W.
through this city. The question of dam
ages cannot be satisfactorily adjusted it is
said, and there Is possibility of disagree
mpDt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-02

A SERIOUS shooting ARRAY occurred at
Merrill on Wednesday Of this week. A
saloon keeper named Sarvis slapped a
mar named Handler in the face for max
ing some remark about game of cards.
Handler went out and procured a revolv-
er and returning shot Sarvis, who died
two hours after. He drove every one
out of the saloon, and then entered a
second which he also cleared. After shoot
ing two policemen, he was finally over
powered and arrested.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned extend heartfelt
thanks to the many friends. for tokens of
sympathy and assist ance, during the ILL
ness and interment of duitful son and
brother.
Mr.. A. SCHNEIDER AND FAMILY, Branch.
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A CLOSE CALI,

Mrs. G. A. johnson, of Toledo, had
every symptom of heart disease, short
ness of breath, could not lie on left side,
cough, pains in chest, etc, yet after being
given up to die, was cured by DR.. Miles
New Cure. Sold by 0. A. Alter.
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DESERVING CONFIDENCE

1t is quite surprising to notice the
numerous reports of remarkable cases Of
nervous diseases cured, such as headache,
fits, nervous prostration, heart affections,
st. Vitus Dance; insanity and prolonged
sleeplessness, by DR.. Niles Restorative
Nervine. This new and improved brain
and nerve food, and medicine, is every
where gaining a remarkable reputation
for curing the worst of these diseases, as
well as the injurious effects of worry,
nervous irritation. mental and physical
overwork. O. A. Altar the druggist will
give away trial bottles of this wonderful
remedy. 1t positively contains no opium
u,orrbipo
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NOTICE,
ITY TREAsUgEn's OFFICE,

MANITowoc, Wis.
Notice is hereby given that the tax ron for the
city of Manitowoc for tbs year 1885, containing
ne taxes levied faT tbs State, county, city, school
and ward nnrpc=es has this day been committed
TO LIE for collection and that for term of thirty
Gays next ensuing the date of this notice Will
receive payment for said taxes at my office.
Dated, Dec. 18th 1889.
CARL HANSEN, City Treasurer.
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Would you whip sick horse? No.
Then don't use ordinary pills, salts. SIENNA,
etc. for sick livers, bowels etc. only use
Miles Pills the safest and surest of pills.
Samples free at .. A. Alter.
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MISS A. HECKER, Jay Street


LOO. F. ATTENTION.
The following officers will be installed
next Tuesday
G.. Frazier-N. G.
j. Reardon-V. G.
III. Guttmann-R. S.
r. Mcguire S.
G. G. Sedgwick
All Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

The undersigned is agent for the ce'e-
brated Mason & Hamlin's, and Julius
Bauer's pianos and organs. Orders re-
ceived for tuning and repairing which
will receive prompt attention.
MISS A. HEcKER, Jaw Street,
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A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar:
read what he says:

A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar:
read what he says:
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. j. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
Of medicine for most 40 years, and would
say that in all my practice and experience
have never seen a preparation that /
could prescribe with so much confidence
of success as I can Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. Have prescribed
it great many times and its effect is
wonderful, and would say in conclusion
that [ have yet to find case of Catarrh
that it would not cure, if they would take
it according to directions.
Yours Truly,
LII. GORSUCH M. d.
Office 215 Summit st.
We will give 500 for any case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o. Sold by Druggists 75c.
A CARD.
The public have tired of New Year
Cards and they have in commercial sense
DocOile dlulOSG nedDlnSleSS anu yeG
cannot let the time pass without express
sing to my friends and patrons, my thanks
for their liberal patronage. 1t enables
me as the years 60 by, to handle mora OF
the finer goods, in my line, such as few
years ago were unknown in our city.
| Promising you for the future as in the
past personal attention and effort, it il
with pleasure l wish you all a happy
NelC Year.
Respect fully
GEO. w. FIGHTER.
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GREAI French Remedy. DIR. DELucs PERIOD,
IoAL PILLS from Paris, Frcnee, act orly e.n the.
generatige organs in females and positively cures
suppression of the menses from wsieteysy cnuse)
and all periodical troubles peculiar TO women
safe. reliable remedy, warranted 20 excite men,
used during pregnancy. The barge proportion Of
the Ills to which ladies ara subject is the tirecr
result of d:sordered ard irregular menst r:,ntion
Robt. Stevenson & Co.. Chicago. H. Boswarth &
Go. Milwaukee. Wholesale Agt. T. c. Buerstatle.
ID. b.. Eantowoc, Wis. ex3fmaysQ
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THE Presbyterians are constantly max
ing improvements in their church. Last
winter over three hundred yards of new
carpet were put down and the beautiful
building was thoroughly looked over.
Now they have introduced the electric
lights and it is expected that on Friday
evening at the third anniversary of the
Y. P. S. G. E. the church will be lighted
from top to bottom with the new lights
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-02

We will sell Rubbers, Felt
Boots and Stockings very
cheap, and offer the folio wing
as long as they last:
Goodyear Lumbermen Rub
bers with Heel at 65cts worth
Sl,20, Felt Boots with leather
Stays, only 95cts worth Sl.25
Stockings wool lined. Only
95cts worth ;Sl.25
3 T.. kRUMMHEUR
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NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIME,

NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIME.
THE Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western Rail-
4 way changed time on Sunday, September
Fad, Trains run as follows:
Leave. Train NO. arrive
Mauitowoc 1901 a. M. e Milwaukee t1:30 a. m.
Manitowoc 1855 a. m. S Milwaukee 4lO:30 a. m
Manitowoc 1855 p. m. Milwaunee fll:4op.m
Leave Train No. Arrive.
Manltowoc 1910 p. IN. Kaukauna -9:i0 p. N.
Manitowoc $1,000 p m. Ashland gu u NJ.
Manitowoc +4:3) a. IN. Ashland T6:iOp Ia.
TWO RIVERS.
Leave. Arrive.
$40 a. 40 a. m.
3:2J p. m. s:z9 a. H.
c:l5 p. m. f"1J y. H.
*Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Nos and 1 are ''Iimited' trains making
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
between Milwaukee Chicago and Bessemer.
Ironwood, Hurley and Ashland breakfast
going SOUTH and supper going north are
served in dining cars between Chicago and Mil
waukee.
Nos. and have through sleeping cars be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee and Wausau,
and parlor cars between haukauna ana ASH
land.
Nos and ? run between Milwaukee and
Amigo, with parIor cars between Milwaukee
and WHIsau.
Nos. and run between Milwaukee and
haukauna.
An trains make close connections in union
depot at Milwaukee to and from Chicago
For information or tickets inquire OF
c. A. HUCHTaAUsEE, Ticket Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

lecture on Jerusalem and the Holy Land next
"wednesday afternoon at Chickerlng Hall.
The funeral Of the broker J. D. Creighton VINO
no, b,mself at his Office No. 70 Broadway last week,
took place yesterday at the Beresford nat Eishoy
frstst and Eighth-ave The Rev. MT Johnson 0oh.
Quoted the service Mono but tho closest frenus VI
the dead man were present The burial was OF "reeh-
wood.
Halloween will be celebrated In enjoyable fasMon
at the Young Mems Institute No. 222 Bowery' 10
morrow night The reception committee has arranged
10 have songs, pie matches, donkey games cracher
matches and other forms Of entertainments
Bishop Foley, Of Detroit, has accepted the once Oh
National Chaplain Of the Ancient Order OF Hoernah'
Father Edwards secured last week In one cohe'.'on
80 500 from his parshoners 70 help pay OIL tho oeo
on the parochial school in East Foui teenth-st.
Wordsworth Post, G.. A. R., has resolved TO present
costly stand OF colors 10 the cadet corps attached
to the Church of the Paulst Fathers.
Elizabeth Harrison, sixty four years old, OF NO "o'
West Thirty thlrti-st died suddenly yesterday WHO
attending services at the Seventh Avenue Uniteo fc
byterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

police justice. and IL otherwise remarkable only for
gest number Of patry law cases In which ne mas
figured attorney In the local courts Judge Greene
IL seems is not at all delighted at MIR KaneS nonlna-
ton h his stead. Tho plan at the convention was
~ have Mr.. Greene not only named BY accAmaLon
and then withdrawn, but sferward to keep the other
candidates. euA1rellHg 50 that Uncle Georges. N;
and denomination finally forced OH him. to al ap-
peSrances against his will a failure to prime the
Deer Park delegation, however spoiled this little plan
Port Jervts Deyoc are so t1uzen and PERSISTENT
In their cry OF nigh prices" and tlor general false
hoods concerning the tariff, which Is Tive CONTROLLING
and, indeed tho oDly issue In the Congressional aud
Assembly campaign, that prompt measures to onset
them are essential. because few OF the Village
merchants for political Or personal reasons, have
m0dities. q mighty how! against Major Mckinley and
ell that is his Is raised by the local organs The
la.In !, I4A' lIcy snrieA With wedrisVmo Iteration
The new tariff law increases the price OF nearly all
dc articles used IN the household WOrkingmen ara
you gatiied that it has been made more dlmcut
for you 10 make both ends meetf' All sorts OF ruin
predicted for the local industries and desperate
effort Is on foot to into the belief that
they will all be thrown ont Of work and driven to che
verge Of starvation unless they vote the Democratic
ticket on November 4. To do thcm justice, the voters
refuse to "scare.' Why shouldn't they An old
eaw factory has been rc-establsned ana new one
started In the village since the Mckinley bill was
passed The very journals which print dismal tariff
diatribes carry In their columns mercantile reports
Tho large number OF residents employed by the rail-
roads which centre here cannot fail to be benefited
by the new stimulus 10 freight shipping within tho
Union, and to cry out because the advantage is not
at once fully apparent Is TO betray blindness attrb-
utable only to ignorance or political hallucnstion.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNON.-The second competition with
live birds by the Mount Vernon Gun Club took place
on Saturday. Each contestant shot at seven BIRDS 81
twenty eight yards, with tho following result:
Cassavcer. Z Magee, g; Mackey, 5; sicor and HYDE
each 4; Elliott, 3; DR.. Taylor. Arrow, sharhon'
Jarvis, Davis and Sheriff. each 2. Mr. Macsey was
suffering from numerous bruises which he received IN
q sprinting match on Friday. 1t was hanhcap
match. but he passed his opponent almost AZ tho
start and slipped In q smooth place, badly scratch
ing his body and wrecking part OF his new SUIT
completely. The choral festival conducted oy
Miss E. c. Hecker tho organis was repeated by 10
Trinity Episcopal Church choir last night.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Court Of Oyer md Tsr-
miner will meet here this morning and the trial OF
several murder cases will DO begun. Tho Rev.
Dr. Macoubrey will deliver the annual address bezose
the Westchester County Historical society Ia the
Pfesby terian Church to morrow.
PURDY'S STATI0N.-Mrs. J. S. Ostrandcr Of Brood
lyn will address the Northern Westchester County
sunday school Association Convention In the Aehodss
Episcopal Church to morrow at p. N.
TARRYTOWN.-The Rev. DR.. George B. Crooks
will read paper Oxford. Leip.c and witteneerg
before the Tarrytown Historical Society In Au&N
Hall tomorrow evening.
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-At late hour on Saturday night
large furniture van. drawn by three horses. while D.
tempting IN the Long Island Railroad tracks o.
Queens, struck BY freight train. Tho horses
were killed and the truck WAS completely wrSke@
The driver Of the truck was instantly killed. Is ws
also another man, who was sleeping with compan0o
In the truck. The third still anve but m
conscious when picked up. At an early hour ln W
morning he taken to st. GATHERINGS Hospital b
Williamsburg, and thought to be IN . dying CON
ditOn. young man called on Coroner Everett yes
terdAy afternoon. and said ust one Of the men We
were klled his father, samuel Nathan OF kS
1918 BROADWAY. Brooklyn, who was tho owner
the truck The young man recognized the otnef p994
a. that OF Y German named Herman, OF No II
Myrtleave, Brooklyn He also said that the tn1urea
man wnS had been takcn % st. GATHERINGS HospS
PARKviLLE;-The Parkville Congregational Church:
IN the boulevard burned to the ground OF ocloes
yesterday morning II 10 not known how tho or
originated, thero was fire In the stove Or ~:
naces. II Is supposed that the building ives enteiya
BY tramps. and they either accidentally Or marci0aa
set lire to the building Tho building ives insufoe
for 5000 The church Yss erected twenty ~, yssr:
It was soon 70 Be puIled down. services wefs 80
last night IN tho Methodist Church, which w. dsAy
given for the use Of the congre8atton. Tho Boesf "
Directors Of the church viii hold needing tfeiSa
3or ne purpose oS tAatnS steps - build ~ OAeD
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NEWARK.

The police searched the city yesterday all day m
search VI Isaac Herdman, who on Saturday murdered
william DAY. o boatman, In q barn ct Port Dram,
Morrl, County. Herdman. who Is Familiarity known
to the police as Dirty Ike for years kept low
dive In Newark and has served two terms In Stale
Prison at Trenton.
As electric car, No. @, Of the Irvlngton line, was
running down Marketst. yesterday afternoon the arna
turc was discovered to be on fire. and soon blaze
shot up through q crevice In the floor. There Were
almost seventy passengers IN the car ct the time,
and Wild scramble was made for the doors, but
Gulraiy summoned, and with the aid of fire exttn
euisher put out the fire. The armsture Of the car
was completely burned out aud the floor was 1AhE
damaged.
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EW-BRUNSwICK.

Some months ago the Standard OIL Company pur-
chased large tract Of land in this oy, but nothing
was known here as 10 It's object 1t Is now said
that contract has been made with Q Newark builder
to erect large building on the land which will be
used for storage and shipping purposes. Tho oil VIII
be brought here In tanks and put In barrels for ship
ment, the capacity Of the works being 1000 q day.
This city has been made the depot for Northern,
Southern and Western New Jersey.
The Cash Register Company Of Orange have
received the prposluon made by the Board OF Trade
Of this city, think favOrably OF 10, and will probably
remove their works TO this city. Several concerns
have lately come here and the Hoard is working hard
to induce Others to do
Forty per cent Of the pupils Of the school al Wood
bridge are compelled to stay away from school be-
can8e Of IN epidemic OF measles.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Faces Linden Park, n. j., . D. m.
Board Of Estimate and Apportlonmcnt. City Hail.
Me ing OF FIRST Non.Plrt wonan's Christian Tenn.
uerance Union. broadway Tabernacle. 10 q m.
Reformed preachers and Baptist PASTORS meetings.
morning.
81, plani Insanity Commission meeting No 10 Broad
way. y.
Meeting OF the American Football Union No OIL Lib
erty-st.. afternoon.
Public hearing on proposed reservoir before Aouc
iuct board afternoon.
Celebration OF Won Moltke's birthday. Metropolitan
opera House. D. M
Ma,..mee;ins under auspices of XVIII Assembly Dis
trct Republican Organization. No 237 East Twenty
foulth.st.. ; D. m.
Young Mems Republican Club OF XXIss Assembly Dis
trct mass.n.ectinc. No. s11 sixtLaye.. Sd. IN.
Mostlng OF the Lincoln Club. Of the XVIII Assembly
District, No. 223 Third ave- D. m.
Meeting OF the XVIIh Assembly District Republican
C1ub No. COZ Tenth.aye.. D.
Meeting OF the Republican Organization Of the Twenty
fourth Ward Suburban Club. one hundred and seventy
seventh. st. and Vanderbilt ave. D. IN.
Annual meeting of the County Medical Society NO. /
w.st Forty .third-st. 30 D. m.
Annual meeting OF the Chldrens LiDrsrJ AS'ocANon'
Columbia College = J.. H. ~ No.
eraphical Society, Chiekeing Hall, p
Mas,.meeting of the New-York" Silver League, Cooper
lecture Of Mrs. Mary A. Livcrmcre Church Of tho
MAC pl,s Of Christ y. m.
I'D. Of the Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps starts from
W 10 Abingdon Square. 80 D. m.
Meeting Of St. Marks Hospital Assoeiauon. NO. ~
Wat Forty.thrd s.. : 80 D. m.
Conversational Club. No. 22 West Twenty'thiro-s|' U
" NJ s.,ng of Brooklyn Congregational Club. Johnston
nuliing. BROOKLYN D. m
,nnuai meeting Of Brooklyn Home for ConsumDtlfes
psformed Church the Heights. Brooklyn evening
funeral OF Ex-Governor butler @. Noble. No 2la Ro's'
At. prooxlyn. . D. M ..
vinss county League Of Republican Clubs mas&mect-
..sve and Ciymer-st.. Brooklyn. 8 y. m.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

James Began, Of New-York, and Peter Downing OF
No $50 Wayne ST., met at Grand and Hudson ss late
on Saturday night and exchanging words. These were
followed by blows and then Bowling, so Began says
stabbed him In the face with knife AS soon as Began
felt the knife thrust he drew revolver and discharged
a. AT bowling but the bullet failed to hit him. Both
men were arrested by Policeman Finlay before more
damage could be done and they were locked up Inc
stab wound in Bogan's face Is not serious.
William simmons. one of the indicted election Of
fcers was surrendered by his bondsnlan, Patrick j.
Copdon. yestertsy Condor informed tile court that
he would no longer be responsible for the appearance OF
simmons and obtained capias tor his arrest SIM
mons was found In New-York and was sent ~ Police
Headquarters, this city, where he now locked up
He was an Inspector OF election In the Fourth Precinct
fall,