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New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
TO MAKE EIGHT HOURS A WORKING DAY.

Berlin, April l5.-Tho "NOSsblatt7 publishes a
manifesto which was decided upon at a meeting Of
Socialist delegates held at Halle last sunday. II
unanimously recommends the observance Of May |
a general labor demonstration day. provided the
wor1mca do not come into collision with the p).ice
Tho demonstration it says ought 10 take the form Of
day of rest. Meetings should also be held TO urge
tic establishment Of eiSht-hour working day, and
TO organize petitions for Ircscntati"n 10 the
Rechtae, asking the enactment Of an cghthonr law.
London. April 1J-1hc societies which arc
affiliated with the London Trades Council have de-
olared themselves in favor of cigithour working
day. Tncy have also decided not to hold labor
demonstration Oh May |.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
,,rrp,r GAS roR TIE WINDY CITY. '

Chicago. April II (spccan.-ChicaSo Is cAci'cd 10
night over the alleged discovery Of natural gas For
some time workncn have been employed on South
c,nolst horinr an artcslan we'll This afternoon
when the boring had reached a depth Of about liO
feet there was rushing noise. and by the odor tho
worLmcn knew that they had struck vein oi natural
tno ,cu md thc ras was III. Experts have been
called in To- investigate the quality oi the gas.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
EORESr FIRES " NEW -JERSkY.

Plcasantvillc y. T.. April 15.-Thc forest hrc
which near burn!nc ont tie town ON sunday
last has broken out afrcsh about FIVE miles north ot
here and the flames arc spreading at an 6larminS
rate. The fire thus far is cor tGncd 10 thc Doughty
tract which covers over 10000 acrc'. The loss Dy
Sundays fire amounts 10 over $4,000, EicliId
DOUGHTY, the Jockey, and Absalom nDnShty hrln"
the largest losers Sn0itsracn also are biS h''i >
as prctt, much all Of the young In the VICINITY
OF Ahsccnm aud North I'ci,antviilc was burned up
ns well of game. such deer, rabbits and quail
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
TIE WORK OF THE CONFERENCE ALMOST OVER

Washington. April 15.-Thc Pan American CONFER
cncc to-day adopted the report OF the Committee on
Arbitration Chill did not vote. and Mexico voted In
the Affirmative with reservation as to certain articles
of the proposed basis of treaties. The oblccuohaDie
articles were not specified The report oil 'he COM
mttcc on EXtradition was also adopted Inc '"h'
ference adjourned until to morrow afternoon when II Is
cNurcted the final session VIII bc held. IL the
Weather is line Thursday the delegates VIII be
oh
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
BIsMARCK's POLITICAL ATTITUDE.

Hamburg. April 15.-The " Hamburger Nachricht"n'
says that Prince Bismarck does not intend to assume
the attitude of a frondeur faulthnderl toward tho
Government, although he will not refrain from cx-
pressing his views on momcntOus occasions
Berlin, April 15.-Thc "EOrth German Gazette
publishes letter from Prince Bismarck. dated Fried
richsrihe, Aprils14. in which the Prince says On
tho occasion of my resgninc the Office Of Imperial
Chancellor, and the occasion Of the anniversary
OF my birthday. received large number Of sympa-
thetic from friends IN the Empire and abroad.
IL Is impossible, in accordance with the desire Of
heart. to answer these messages separately. and 7
therefore request the writers 10 accept my sncc-est
thanks through this medium
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
Arrows EEDTrTTOrS POSTPONED

Chicago. April l. (spccnD.Thc Alton road has
agreed ~ hold in allowance its reduction In lumber
and packing house product rates. II Will give II, com
pctors six days notice. This settlement was
brought about this morning at the adjourned meeting
Of the Western Freight Association. At the last
meeting Of the ae.ocatiOn q committee appointed
to consider the Alton's lumber notice, and II today
made hair lifting recommendation that If the Alton
made IT, proposed reduction. The rate should D.,
made from al lumber producing points 70 all Missouri
uplufl.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
HOW The pAyAMA cAyAL MAY BE COMPLETED |

Paris, April lj.-At the Panama Canal lottery draw
ing to-day, VI. MOnchcOurt, tho NqudatOr. announced
that the report Of the committee Of inquiry would
soon be published. bat he said that there could lie
question OF arresting the liquidation. In order 10
form new company to complete the canal. the past
must be clearly repaired. Only a new company, adj
with the work under tic direction VI practical men.
could inspire confidence. He did not consider the
completion OF the canal impossible The financial
support which had already been obtained would pow
eIfully assist the work when the situation had been
accurately defined by the committees report.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
ARBITRATION sorGmT ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 15.-.udsc- Altrch and Tutilc. n
tho Circuit Court. VIII issue call for mass meeting
which II is though, viii be held within day "r two
with a to arbitration ~ tho differences between
the striking carpcuier- and the Uasic buifcs'. Tie
strike ls oi such serious proportion, fhl' re di'rr
cn,.s are NOT settled within week y 4, Thought that
the ptulng Mills AID bri'L. lcr- h"r' "Al have Il"
sAut down. thus throwing out oi employment man!
fILlL- L nf
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
SOr EEZED By TIE RECENT FURRY IN CHICAGO

Detroit. Mich, April II tSpecaD.-Prcsfcnt Charles
Dryan Of the Board If Trade. made 300 900 By q
deal in grain a year ago last September. and since
that hc has been dabblins heavily in wheat. Tho
recent furry which drove the shorts H. cover
found him loser N The estimntcd of $40 900.
over half Of which is due 10 Chicago parties and tho
rest in this city. Bryan said to-day that he VAS
total Of his lcSsaS.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
YAnp swIrcnMEY rnr.rNr GnIEvANcNs.

lltD SWIM iIIN iitIs~i-Nl 'f'tlisN M 4s7
Plttsburr Penn. April l5.-Thc meeting Of the ward
sRIicmcn of the various railway lines ccnifns here.
which began last evening, dd Mt cloc urtil nearly
daylight The demands II The men for shorter huuf-.
more pay aud experienced rcn. prc.cni'd ~ tho
Official, Of the Ptunss vaua Company. Pan Handle.
PlttsbuTs and Lake EI!c, Psbur- end Western, bilil
more and ONO and smaller lu",. III. afternoon.
Tho lit # grie,ance- were re- 'ivcd by The railway
,ia.. .-er5 without comment. tl answer u not L.
given before tomorrow morning. Tie e. Meals were
l, conference this afternoon, bat the arlon decided
upon b. not known 10 - thought Tie matter Viii be
compromised . cA;cssion granted. uefcby avert
Ing rs-fN~.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
HoTM EoRE TINE NAME Z. c. nENwELL.

bfahuord' Ont. April IA discovery that may
sun inrtier complcatc the Birchall murder has
!u'' occh made here. On the Commercial Hotel
.oes"' was the name Of +. {. Bcnwell. which was
e.ppoSco 10 nave been placed there By Birchals
victim. II is now learned that IL was written by
another young Enelshman who left England for this
gh s! rev weeks before the Princeton tragedy and
i'o pore exactly the same A. Birchalls friend.
, puondi! mas all along avcrrcd that the supposed
,s vccn Eehwell IS sun alive. IL is likely attempt
VII VII De maze 10 Identify the murdered the
VINO registered at the hotel here.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
CHARTER ELEcrIoy At GLoy ERSrILLE

Gloversvillc. Y. Y. April l. t>pccnD.-Ihc hts'
election Of officers under the city charter was hc'
to-day. A. d. l.. Eaker, Republican. was chosen
Mayor by 5o7 majority The Common 'onh'I wiz
be nine Republicans and three Democrats. All ''c
other officers. except Commis issioncr Of Charities, n'
Republican, The charter gives this city tlIcc SnIcr
visor. Those elected TO day, being oil ErpuDho'"'
will change the complexion Of the County b"'u
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
cEHTAIy THAT THE SHIP WEyT DoWN.

Chicago. April I5-The captain OF the 10 Al III si'N
crew silll insists that the nnAnoNn vc''o' ~" ~
distress sunday night must have gone down on HNoc
Park. A yawl boat was brought In by an incoming
steamer and the bodies Of two unknown men were
washed upon the shore the foot OF fory
st. last evening, and these fncidoDts socih !" ''"'
the life savers theory
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
CHARGED WITH EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.

LONDON. April IA sensation has been caused in
o'~oioid by the arrest Of Francis stubbs who at
INC head OF the dycng department Of the Lister Com
psny tLimited) silk Works, said TO be tho largest in
the world 1t is alleged that lie has committed frauds
srIiountihg 10 thousands Of pounds. 1t is expected
The frauds. 49, "
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
r.sr TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.

Knoxville, April - tspccIan.-In response to tho
call Of the secretary OF the Richmond and DhnV'lo
Railroad Company, published for the past slA Weeks
about Is per cent Of the stock Of the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia road represented. mostly
nv proxy in this city today and resulted In a ma
orty bcng voted In favor Of granting the directors
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
THEIR BrILDIyG SITE MORTGAGED

Fall River, Mass April 15.-When the Glen Mills
cornoig,ton VA, organized site decided o IL over
the Tiycrton line by ~ j. Chacc. Of the Wyoming Mills
thacc, recent failure dscloscs the fact that the prop
ertv in question heavily mOtgaged. and that he had
no ri,ht 10 deed il TO the Glen Mills Company.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
nrcJrvrS curpOKEE cOMMISsIOyERSHTP

Chicago April - (spcclaD.-EX senator Angus Cam
cr,n. of La Crosse Wis viii not accept the place on
uc Cherokee Indian Commission rendered him by
pre,idrn. Harrison 81 found" said he. that be
side, the Chcrokccs the Commission had to treat with
ahout fifteen tribes This will involve four months
Of travel by wagon and tent life.'
Mr. Cameron says he Is not anxious to try camp
Ing experience
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
err ,vrp ,vn c,pGo 4 ToT,L Loss.

san Francisco APPEL l5.-Thc steamer san Jnan
from Panama bring adviccs stating that on February
l. news was received in Guatemala that the steamer
shahharah from jose for Hamburg. had gone to
pccc~ on the rocks near Acaiuita. The cargo Oi
10 900 sacks of cocc valued at about 100000. was
.. fl1 los
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

OF the road authority TO confirm ratfy the deal
whereby The Cincinnati Southern becomes part OF The
ra>t tennessee. Virginia and Georgia system. The
East tennessee. Virginia and Georgia authorities wcic
hisO granted the right to make snCh changes In
me management of the property as they think
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
THE NEW CHANCELLOR AND TIE PRESS.

Derhn. Apnl l5.-Thc "Tagcblatt7 saws that Chan
.sof Won CapIivi has forbidden the Ministers other
oMcdls 10 1urnisli any communications to the news
ssP9s All Intelligence which Is deemed desirable for
ofcal paper.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
Landowners AND TIE LAND PURCHASE

LANDOWNERS AID THE LAND PURCHASE ELL.
Dublin April ia convention Of Waterford laad
owners wa, held to-day. at which the Marqni, Of
Waterford presided. The convention adopted rc-ou-
tions proposing thee amendments TO the Land Iur-
chase bill: First. the elimination OF the purchase
limit of twenty years. secondly tenant, snail not hc
asked 10 pay an in>iamcnt beyond per cent of the
purchase money, thirdly, owners shall lie pau III
stock at par value.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

40 OFFER BY GERMANY FOR TIE CONGO STATE.
.zBusscls, April liking Leopold, sovereign Of tho
Cngo state denies that any proposals wee excf
STATE.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

'iANLEY TO START FOR PARIS TO MORROW
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

GOLD RULING HIGH ~ BvENoS AYRES.
Bucnos Avrc,. April l3.-Thc premium on gold TO-
ay is 3ll per cent.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

Leodon, April 15.-France and Holland have agreed
sAong the powers of the arbitrator In dcmiting the
oaesres Of their respective possessions In Guiana.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16

The BELGIAN SECRET POLICE FUND REDUCED.
Brussels, April l5-Thc Chamber Of Representatives.
rs n reduced the secret police fund from 10000 to 49,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-16
The QUEEN TO HONOR THE KING OF wUETEM-

stuttgart, April 15.-The Duke Of Edinburgh and
rnncc George Of Wales have arrived here the
representatives. Of Queen Victoria to invest the King OF
nuremberg with the order Of the Garter.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
SUIT FOR THREE LOST LIVES.
Mr.. Wiley's Three Children Died
from Malignant Diphtheria.
He Holds His Landlord Responsible
Because the House Was in
bad Condition.

! A novel suit hns been lrought in The
Supreme Court Ivy Douglas r. Wiley. Of
Brooklyn. against Landlord John MUIR
taugh in which Wiley is ondenvoring to
recover Si5. 900 damages from his land
lord for the lose Of three of his children.
whom. he alleges, contracted malignant
d phtheria nud died while the family lived
in one of Murtaugh's fats in Brooklyn.
Wi!ey's suit is brought bv Lawyer
Haich, of Brooklyn, and his complaint
has Just been served.
Wiley hns four children. In his com
plnint he alleges that on April 10 he
moved into Murtaugh's fiat. known ms the
Brown apnrtment-house. 3G7 Sumner
avenue, Brooklyn, agreeing to pay $l7
per mouth rent.
Although the house was new he sup
posed 1t was in perfect order, but M n
matter of fact, he alleges, 1t was incom-
plete. unfit for hhEitation by any human
being and that the landlord knew 1t.
Mr.. Wylie further alleges that when he
moved into the premises hiR family enjoyed
perfect health, but that soon afterwards
Ile CnlNireU were lWhen fICk.
June his son Howard died, and on the
following day his little daughter. Beatrice.
also s,iccumbed to tho dreadful malady.
July he lost his younger son, Dewitt
Clinton, and at present he has only one
child. Lulu Gertrude, aged eight years.
He alleges TINT he employed DR.. New
man TO attend the children and 10 eX
anime the place. and that the physician
gave 1t as his opinion that the children
had died of malignant diphtheria, caused
by the carelessness of the landlord in
failing to repair the plumbing.
He says that rank stenches came up In
the closets and that the place was in hor-
rible condition; that he notified the owner
| to look ont for II, but that Murtaugh pu:d
no attention TO him.
Mr.. Wiley also says that he incurred
great expense for medical attendance for
his sick children and for underakers'
bills. and asks the Court to award him
damages to the amount of sl5, 975 and
costs.
II will be seen that he claims the limit
that the law al ows On agRrieved person IN
| in the way of damages for the loss of life,
| and also claims 1915 for medical attend
ance and undertakers bills.
The outcome of the suit will be eagerly
| watched by owners OF tenement houses
and landlords in general, for II the Court
decides that the landlord Is liable there
will doubtless be many moro suits Of the
same sort instituted.
| Theodore Burgmeyer. Brooklyn law
yer. who represents MurtauRh in the
case. wns seen by an EVENING WoRLD
| reporter this morning and said
"This man evidently seeks to recover
damages under decision IN which il was
held that landlord was liable when he
rented an apartment, concealmg the fnct
that there had been any contagious dis
ease.
1--WE claim that the place was in good
condition, aud. even if it hadn't been.
he had no cause for action, as the place
had been inspected by the Board of
Health and declared to be all right. We
desire to have the suit tried in this
county,"
The evening world., 1890-07-21
WESTERN UNION ON ITS FEET.
Telegraphio servics Resumed Tc-
Day to all Parts of the Country.

Business on the fifth floor at the main
Office of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, at l95 Broadway. Is beginning
20 assume its usual aspect. Ever since
the fire the company hos had every avail
able man al work, building offices. setting
up instruments. and testing out the
thousands of different loops" while
others were equally as busy in getting
ready the batteries TO furnish the fluid
10 work the numerous circuits.
Acting Manager Brennan told The
EyfNISd WORLD reporter that the wires
we're working from 1875 aud 4l5 broadway
this morning TO all points, and that all of
the through wires were working in tirsf-
class shape. The delay now, lie said, Is
principally ON business with way stations
in New York, New Jersey and Eastern
States.
The forces from jersey City will be
called in TO-DAY. and the general business
viii from to-day be handled easily aud
efficiently.
Notwithstanding this report, at the re-
ceiying window The EVENING WORLD
man was told that all business was ac-
cept d, "subjert to indefinite delay"
The tube service is in operation to-day
from Twenty third street 10 l95 III DAD
way, ard tonight it Will be working into
the newspaper Offices.
The wires into the Exchanges to-day
are being operated from 1875 Broadway
and Is Broad street.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
SAVED FROM DEATHS CHAIR.
Murderer Trezza Gets Stay at
the Last Minute.

Murderer Nicolo Trezza. who ia confined
in Sing Sing Prison, doubtless feels great
satisfaction to-day that the laws arc SO
lenient with convicted murderers.
Had il not been for legal obstscle' lie
would to-day be dead or preparing to die in
the new electric chair.
Owing to an appeal having been taken,
however, nothing will be done in his case
for some time TO come.
Trezza killed Alexander Salvano at the
latter's home in Flatbush Easter Sunday.
April 6, He had been drinking heavily and
came TO Salyano's home in an ugly mood.
1t is the custom among the Italians to
celebrate Easter after the style in which
New Years il observed. Salyano sent his
Eon-in-law, Nara. for can Of beer, and
while the latter Was gone ITezZa Jumped up
and said he had come 70 have blood.
The two men struggled IN the little apart
ment and 1TeZZe Was showed outdoors. As
he was elected from the house he pulled ont
a big revolver and fired two shots. one OF
them taking effect in SalYano's body.
lie waA tried before Judge Moore in the
Court OF Sessions, Brooklyn, and convicted
Juneu. Four days later he was sentenced
10 die some time during the week beginning
July,2l, and Has removed to sing sing
prison Immediately afterwards.
. A notice Of aPpeal was Med n 6y his counsel.
stay Of e1ecut. Oh.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
BOILER ExpLODES
Two People Badly Hurt in a
Harlem Factory.
Two Buildings Set on Fire by
the ElDW-Up.
Que Of the Injured Mny Dc from
His Hurts.

A boiler exploded at 0 o'clock this morn
ing ut Eagle avenue and One Hundred
and Forty ninth street.
A one. story framo barn. $40 Eagio
avenue, mud frnme dwelling owned by
Charles Lilo were set on fire.
The damage to the dwelling was %, 600
and 10 the barn $500.
Nicholas Jones. an italian laborcr. OF
Ii7s Railroad avenue, was severely in
jured and taken TO Harlem Hospital
Annie Leppings, of sss East One Hun
dred aud Forty-ninth street, was also
hurt She was attended by doctor and
sent home.
Mrs. Leppings was stnnding on her stoop.
fully 400 feet from the house IN which
the boiler exploded. when huge mass of
iron fell at her feet, smashing the stoop
and carving her down with it.
She escaped with bruised ankle.
Pieces of the boiler flew in all di-
rections, and passers.by lodged under
shelter.
The boiler was used in drilling rock
which was blasted for the railway.
Engineer Houlihnn was in charge OF it.
II is said that he did not have enough
water in the boiler, and that caused the
explosion.
He was arrested and taken to the York
vile Court.
Lilo, the injured Iaborer. was at work
IN the quarry, when piece Of the
boiler weighing fully 100 pounds, struck
him on the side of the head. He will
probably die.
The boiler is said to have been in bad
condition.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
SUING FOR WEEKLY PAY.

Arguments in Van Valkenburgh's
Case Heard by Judge Andrews To-
Day.
Assistant Corporation counsel Blandy and
LAWYER John II, Strahnn arg ell the first
case brought to test the application OF the
Weekly Payment law. before Judge An
drews in Supreme Court Chambers to-day.
The relator is William Van ValkenbuTgh,
Property Clerk OF the Park Department,
who asked that q peremptory mandamas
issue 10 compel Comptroller Myers to pay
hm his salary in weekly lnstalments. rs
well az per diem employees of the city.
Senator Roesch, the father OF the bill,
and President Mclean, OF the Police Board,
were interested auditors.
Judge Andrews skid that the decision de-
pended on the constructio Of the words
"cmplovee. and wages used in the act:
whether the meaning OF the former If to be
restricted or that Of the latter broadened.
lie reserved his decision.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
HIS LIFE FOR HIS CHILDREN.
Thomas FarQuhar Killed in Saving
His Babies From a Horrible Death.

There Ia deep grief in the home of Thomas
J. Farquhnr, at 10 Yale avenue. Jersey City.
TO-DAY and n borrowing widow aud -four
little children mourn the loss OF loving
husband aud father.
Mr.. Farquhar was head packer in
Swsctser, Pembrook & Co. g dry goods store
at no. 3T+ Broadway. this city. and was
enjoying his vacation Saturday. when he
lost his own lie in saving his children from
horrible death.
With three of his little oneg he was on his
return home about 800 from a grabbing
expedition. and crossed the Newark and
New York Railroad track at the West Bergen
bridge.
AS the Newark train PASSED them they
stood on the other track Watching H., uncon
scinus that the express from New ork wa-
swiftly approaching.
shriil whistle called Mr.. Farquhar's
attention TO their danger. Just as the train
was upon them.
There .gas not moment for, delay. and.
aeizing the two youngest children. he threw
them down the steep embnnknent and they
rolled in safety TO tie sidewalk below;
Then. hastily Rrasping the third little
Ell she nc s.anpsa s I With % feI siinht sera.ehe.
bnt the act that saved her and her sistsrs
cost her brave father his life.
safety tse G iron pfot Of ri the % huge pSs
struck him. throwing him high in the air.
When he. fell il was beneath the cruel
wnee.s. which instantly crashed out his life
and terribly nanRed his body.
Engineer Kennedy had whistled and done
all in his power 10 avert the terrible acci-
dent, but could not stop the heavy train in
time. He was. however. taken IN custody,
and his fireman proceeded with the train.
The police took charge OF the dead mans
body, and gently broke the news to Mrs.
farqnlar. who was cheerily awaiting the
tpR af haT In md n
Mr.. Farquhar's Identification was possible
only by papers found on his person, Rs the
children. although unhurt, were SO terrified
that they could make no intelliGible sta.e-
tnant
The evening world., 1890-07-21
HOD-cARRIER AND HERO.
larrcI.L ro rHE EvExIsa woRLn.i !

denver. Col. July 2l.-The burning OF
the Commercial Hotel, early yesterday
morning, brought to the front a hero, who
gave up his own life after saving the lives Of
fourteen other people.
The hero WAS John johnson, hOd-eArrier.
He rushed into the burning building and
carried out. one BY one. a dozen girls, who
we're pATalyzed with fear.
Then, weakened as he was by his previous
efforts, he went into the hotel yet
another time and aTonsel two men
who were lying IN a sort of drunken
ztupor; aud in their room. exhausted
by the heat and his hard work. he fell
senseless and met death by suhocatiog.
About o#e hundred people were In the
hotel when the hre started and twenty were
more or less hurt.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
FRUIT is SCARCE.
The Peach Crop a Failure and Only
Grapes Plentiful

Housewives are doomed to disappoint-
msnt this season, as the scarcity Of fruit en-
tends to every variety bat grapes. Of which.
however. there will be very large supply.
Itis impossible to get good peaches At soy
price, and reports indicate that practically
there will lie no peaches this season.
grower in MARYLAND reports that his entire
crop consists of one peach from ., 600 trees
The early apple crop Is less than one-haif
of what it Has last season, aud the pear
crop about one-fouTth. Hueslebefries anu
blaekberries are also less abundant;
The raspberry crop has been light one.
Black Ferries will be coming into the mafket
for two OF three weeks more, but they VII
not again be as cheap as they have been.
There gill be very fair supply oi common
or cooking pears in the market this Netk
and there will be a few red enTTants OF good
quality offered for sale,
Tine ontlook for an abundance OF al kinds
of vegetabl including potatoes, Tor ths
Fall months. was never better, and Mon
mouth County, n. j., promises 70 send .
this mar ket within a few weeks the large4a
supply of nluskmelOns and potatoes thai as
been grown there for several yeArs.