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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
OUR CLUB All BROOKLYN
Won the First Game Against.
Professionals--Sport
ing News.
oneer mes Is hnsehall.

({fetf EHu1c Is UAS0Ddtl.
The Jersey Citys were polished Oft by a.
commercial team on Saturday nd'yester-
day the Jersey Citys went to Brooklyn
and thrashed the American Association
team. The weather may accountforit. It
was cold and damp on Saturdayan quite
warm and comfortable yesterday. Per-
haps our players must be In a melting
mood to putfup peffectball.
twas not a perfect ain even yester-
day, but a decided Improvement over
the rank exhibition of the previousday.
The battery showed up We'll and the
admirerssof Fitzgerald iareAdeligiltea. He
pitched in superb shape yesterday and
fielded well. Only one earned run was
made by tho Brookiy1aites. which tells
thai he had excellent command of the
ball. He may Develop into one of the.
cracks of the Atlantic Association. He
accepted five chances and got in a hit.
Van Alstine welded the bat with tell
ing effect. He made three hats, al
double and two singles Burdoek banged
outEtwo safe ones, adouble and aasinglea
Burdock. who has u sore hand. 1f@de two
errors. keay made a poor showing in
centre, and Rousscy was aalittle nervous
The Brooklyns put up ii nice fielding
game The Jersey Citys won by bunch-
ing their hits in the sixth inning
fIH--H-Z~-A4 III -.x-.. HE
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Public Notice.

REPORT No. "a OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.
NormI'csasi J is Hn q s gsIgEs T 7. e. g ! sg 229s+
Hudson. underand BY virtue of the provisions q
e eaaSts9 GNi He s q shs la%s Of o6d ls ss,, entitled Z / q Al n Act
ages o. rnpaid tsxss, sssejsinents and water rates
and ievying 1 tax. assessment ana iiea In leu and
snsseaa q sven aifearases and to enforce the pay
subject e future taxation and assessment. passed
port6f ihsir grocssdIns rselatIng q and affecting
reiinquent lAnd, described as follows. TO WITT
B BlocS s W, i g NJ / seaman avenue
R Bl9ek Isl4 lots /, and y Jackson place
stlISScskk 2 Z lot z Orchard street
B Blcss Ssi' I ct aud G Ksafney avenue
bipck SlS, iot ~
B BIZ * s Ss' iot Thirsesnth street
BiccK ~ lok Al summit ave nue.
l psSss IA 2l3 sihnd1 9; ~. les p, Eairsiew assnue
BBllSpeel s g Z lot y ! 6rghafd street
BlSek gs I'm iDts y =, !, \ y 10 and II West Side and
JeWett avenues
Blocs 2'5' lot % andSkart of lot "a. Fairview
6lsess sss ana ss9. lots S& io, II. 70 ana is, Col
], B X , s IS 81 sn Na Sss north y oflot25. and "a IS. 70.
~'iSS auu * Nelso1 avenue
BIock ne ls2ii a part ] q los Y Hes9nkersysnu
a1 naaSss 2O and %, lots a and Y West Side
FLOCK iTS. ioss " Il i2and \. Bostwick avenue,
B BiSek l lsS8, i Iots 4, Z. Il i Isna ii RSsysIsF avenue
Pi2cs l ~ i ,oss & n z9a as r. 6osiWiek avenue
R RlSck ias l loss ~ y ~ a s1t5 u " aSyrtie Avenue
b BISck S III bar, " ~ x &, Z . aug as n Ariington avenue
BBl leec 40, LOTT HARRISON avenue
n,y e ys ann y. ioes ~ ~ o. 81 and So. Com
BiiS cks AN and n plot A, harrison avenue
avenue = anu : harrison
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

i a 1raphagen and Caroline n. Traphogen. his
wife.
BY virtue Of an order e IRE Court Of chancery Of
New jersey, made on tho day OF the dafp hela1f in
q caise wherein Ann P.sliiiiiard and Pearl {. Iii
her husband, are solnnlainnnts, and YOU and
Others are nefehdanfsy YOU are REQUIRED ~ atspear
and plead, defnuf or answer to the compartments
bill, on or before the hfTeeEth cay or MAJ next or
the said bsll wild be taken as confessed against Won.
This sa:d bill ~ died for q p~artitioif u certain
lands in Jersey City and ig The township of Mcsf
Jerseys Gnd you. N illiani G.. Traphagen. are
made a defendant because you are a tenant in com
yoq, Caroline ~ Traphagsa age made a defendant
because you CLAIM tnir os virtu< OF the Interest OF
ate right or dover in his share In the same.
HENRY NIT, BEESMA<,
Solicitor OF Comlplatnants.
No:ft Montgomery street.
Dated. March IL ia91
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

In day Of March, 1880. the Commissioners Of AS
s saaTa g s alss Il snd ne Ss se9es CON- 81 sn 1ais Sasss e th sAs
oGsA asss5snfOs Ia 81 and a EsRSFt sRs ses m PM
sss4s JOHNSTON VENUE
2 ia MaTf HMas1 81 po TX RAILWAY COMPANY
e easas distant sssasssa tw Z ait he rows rSFss q 4 niiias s1ppoFiias
Eastern and Amboy Railroad Company TO the
MILL, CREEK.
s aSs 5 enc sa N az = c nSw oPs said II nd pSalc inspection 2
And notice Y also given giss, that ths follSwils
WOODWARD STREET.
.coMMUNtPAw AVENUE
:" ~ VAN HORN STREET
= = MORRIS CANAL
TO a point about iylfeet west OF
HAhHabk4 s ATEEHF.'
- MORRIS CANAL
W NEWARK AND N.sY.R..R:
PACIFIC AVENUE,
MORRIS ANA
@E Wa5g9S s sqTRaa5EERTs
from the l Ngf Il sSs DOCKS RAILWAY
% : point a0S SoM fS ] IsSi wv, SaExESuE;
MILL CREEK
oo ssSiF6R sF Azhaun'
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
GAkRABaRANr srRHEsEETE.'
nom 'ns ma NATIONAL II SSs DOCKS RAlLwAY
" COMMENTARY AVENUE;
Id STREET,
from u WAfioNNasL DOCKS RAILWAY
% coMMuNIpAw AVENUE;
property fronting So fas lIp es e sls
from the ma Msf Fl 5N9 pocKs RAILwAY
70 a point about so 81 issf BSFt avEgG e
property f EaFloN 9a sD6 I llRs RAILWAY IL
DUDLEY STREET
MORRIS CANAL;
ASH STREET.
PINE STREET
TO the -
JOHNSTON AVENUE.
DUDLEY R
MAPLE STREE.
DUDLEY STREET
= VAN HORN d 1885,
and sSa5 frS IaS i snsn Ssy e I q produce through . . poiaa
aSFiT STREET street
to a point about ! .ln fsst north 81
co SaS MIA S4 AVEadiE.
L STREET
Y2GREAHan A sEssgHEE'
. ! point about i IS Isl ssa as s sssSs,.
rrQnnrfv fronting on the line OF tlRN L.
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LINDSlEY's LUcKY SECOND.

AHey EII6 up FsFev6na fsulaS9 and Defeat
the yhricks.
The Lindsleys scored another victory;
yesterday by defeating the varioks inca
loosely played game. About Q o0spsctas
tors We're present and EMBROIDERED upon
the fieldsas farsasthe seeonabase line, so.
that f~isldihgwas nextte impossible. The
features Of IhesgaMe were the batting of
theIindsleys in the second inning, scor-
ing no less than eleven runs, and theFdou9
BILE playfof right fielder Gallagher, unas@
sisted Thassn f3rn.--
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
TIPS nom the Diamond. ,

The Rochesters played at Newark yes
terday and ~vanquished the home team by
q score of 5 too. Several brilliant plays
were witnessed by the two thousand spec
tors.
If it clears the Jersey Citys will play at
Washington Park, Brooklyn, this after
noon against the National League team.
Manager Powers and his Rochester
team are guests atTaylor's Hotel. They
will remain there until Tuesday Of next
week. as they have engagements in this
vicinity. Tomorrow they will play at
Oakland Park, Wednesday and Saturday
against the Brooklyn National League
team and Mondaysag Oakland Park. The
team will not reach Rochester
until the 2Sbhinst
The game tomorrow at Oakland Park
will be an interesting contest, as it will
bring in rivalry with our present team.
several exsJersey City players WHO will
be with Manager Powers team. Tom
O'Brien will guard first base, Harry
Lyons will be in the left field, Jim
Knowles Will be at third, Oar Burke Will
catch and Pat Powers will be,
be present to study the work of the
two tean1s and give the soldafavorites d
royal greeting.
ihs Rochester team IS in excellent form
and playing fine ball.
The Jersey Citys need az first-class
DlLc1ef anu al Oulnetuer. Iue luuetu
appears to be strong enough.
Big men do not always play the best
balls.
Hughes has not been seen by the man
ager OF the Jersey Citys since the day ne
was given a chance to twirl.
Secretary Baden; of the Athletic Assc-
citation, has issued the following a
Contracts foFlS98-With Worcester. RI.
Kennedy, G.. Stake, l. B. Guinlsso, NJ.
H. BFadley.gH. Nj Burns, w. Campion
aud j. A. Cudworth; Hartford, A. L.
Moore, T.tF. O'Conhsll, M. J. Sullivan,
w. p. Annis, J. l.. Say, Steve Matthias, II.
w. Lynch and r. w. Forester; Newark.
G. HI. Moolic. Terms accepted-By New,
Haven, Edmond Terrion, Hartford; Will
lam Pagan. R~eleased-By Newark, j..
sullivan and w. Sullivan; Baltimore D..
Quinn.
The Billiard Tournaments.
Surrogate O'Neill:stiu holds the lead in
the Berkeley Clubs billiard tourney. The
confess goes slowly. The record is APP
,.andad.-
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RAILROADS.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

NJ Y. G. &H.R r. r. CO., Lessee.
Trains leave West Forty second street station New
York. as follows, and fifteen minutes earlier from
foot of Jay street, N. r.
Chicago, Detroit, London, Hamilton *9.5 a. m. and
soiS PIE y p. st Louis -Sl2 .S16,
Mpntreal, Canada East, 100 a. m, SA.l5 p. m.
Niagara rails syracuse, utica and principal inter-
m, land ali.H a. m. for Utica only. -
Kingston, Saugerties, CatskilL Albany. $50, +7.l5.
Ne ss5s, ~, y ~ a 4 NJ sly, = y s% Y p "a;
Haverstraws S.z3a m, las. 6.45 p.ii.
Toronto, Detroit, Chicagoaand 81. Louis.
+Daiiy. daily except saturdays. Other trains
daily, except sunday. as, Leave Jersey CITY. p.
i: Il. station a all.D a. M. $40 D. M; Hoboken
" est shore aye TOY s$llz e =. mn 43SAs D, M
at Offices BrooklyR, No. SaS Washinrton s ass
f HIeSdN New n fo sSS CITY, Nos r. 500. ssS and 90,
Hundred and uN~enTy. nth street and West shore
stations. foot OF West Forty-second street and
from boteis and residences.
General passenger Agent, No. Vanderbilt avenue,
New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

Arthur Loud, president of the Amateur
Bowling League, is a clever biiliardist.
He leads IN the shandicap tournament at
George Hunts billiard parlor, opposite
the secretary. of the league, is asstar With
The eue. He Is atthe scratch in the tour
ney and has a good record. The record IS
as f0ll0ws:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

strikcs, spares and Breaks.
The Big Five Of the Jersey City Athletic
Club viii bowl tonight atsthe Academy \
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

Castoria is DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Chiidren. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substances. 1t is a harmless substitute
for Paregoffc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pheasant. It's guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions OF Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aIlays
feyerishness. Cast6ra prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cGrcs Diarrhoeas and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tccthing troubles, cures constipation and fatnlency.
CastoriaE assimiiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is the Chi1dreI1s Panacea-thc Mothers Friend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
Corporation Notice.

NoTIuE is HEREBY GIVEN HAT IN TEE 25rH
IN day OF March, 1880. the Commissioners Of IA
sessment nled in the once Of the CLERK Of the
nnal assessment map and report for the
CONSTRUCTION OF A MAIN SEWER IN PINE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
The billiard Tournaments.

Surrogate O'Neill:stiI holds the lead i'm
the Berkeley Clubs billiard tourney. The
contest goes slowly. The record is app
pended
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07

The Csntaur Company, n Murray Street. New York citys
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
An Ordinance.

dated tefsety city. marches, isgaE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-07
JOHNSTON AVENUE

NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY COMPANY.
thence easterly at right angles, or nearly so. and
between the rows Of Rilfng snpportins
the trestle Of said last named company, across the
lands OF said company and lands owned by the
Eastern and Amboy Railroad Company to the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-13
Ballard.

Put your money where il viii make
you money. Put your savings into Bal
lard property. You will never be
able to buy cheaper than at the pres
ent time Investments made in Bal
lard now viii double and thripple in a
few months 1t is as sac, and tar
more profitable, than depositing in
savings bank.
There is no doubt now as to the
Canal being built from Salmon Bay
TO Lake Union and Lake Washington
A company has been formed, backed
by millions Of dollars They have Sc
cured the franchise at a cost OF
SIes,o oot Actual work will soon be
commenced Ballard will be benc-
fitted more by this Canal than any
other point
The Great Northern, the Canadian
Pacific and the Fairhaven & Southern
Railroads have all secured terminal
grounds at Ballard. The Fairhaven
& Southern have at the present time
1900 men grading AMI laying tracks
parallel with the Seattle & Northern,
and will be grading and laying track
into Ballard in about ninety days The
contract for the first forty miles of
construction for the Great Northern
will be let on or before the aoth Of
June, and work will be commenced
from Ballard Immediately thereafter.
The Canadian Pacific have con-
tracted for the delivery Of freight in
September.
Immense Smelter and Rail Mills
will be erected az miles north Of
Ballard.
100000 worth Of property during
the last month has been purchased by
this Company. These works will be
the largest Ct the kind in America,
backed by $4,000. 600.
The West Street & North End
Electric road has large force of men
working along the line. Their trestle
across Salmon Bay will be finished in
about two weeks. This line will be
in operation in July.
Lots in the Ballard Addition can
now be bought for from $Ias to 500.
one-third cash, balance on easy terms
All lots will positively be advanced
$50 per lot in thirty days Remem-
Der that this addition is in Ballard,
and is not an outside addition.
The electric cars will run to this
property. Here is chance to make
safe and paying investment for little
money.
Remember that these prices are
only for thirty days. then all lots will
advance $50 per lot.
This addition is all cleared, level
and ready to build upon. Every street
in the addition will be sidewalked
without any cost to purchasers. Now
is the time to buy at Ballard. You
can never buy cheaper than at the
present time.
Everybody will want Ballard prop
crty in few weeks. You can buy
now at bottom prices There will be
a larger advance in values in Ballard
during the next six months than in any
other portion of Seattle
Call upon or address
RUSSELL & RUSSELL,
Kilgen Block
Or D. A. MCKENZIE & Co,
Llewellyn & Dodge Building.
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1853 - y n sA1s - ILL kSSASIl0AIED
He WIN Probably BE Exeneraaed and
Refnstated.
Inc Investigation by the FIRE and water
COMMITTEES OF the council in regard to the
cause OF the accident last Saturday, by
which George Eerryhiil. the driver OF the
chemical tire engine. ran into . team on
commercial street. was commenced yester-
day and viii be continued and probably
concluded this morning.
T. + sherwin, owner of the wagon de-
molished. William J. Coiwell, Chafles c.
Moore, Nelson Mcpherson and C. Erret.
eye witnesses Of the accident. ]. j. Sulli-
van. lieutenant OF the chemical company.
and +. @. Gillian, also . member Of the
chemical compan were examined by the
committee. n. F. Waiworth. owner of .
horse injured, presented bill for 500 and
also told what he knew of the affair.
The committee held its examination at
fire headquarters, and al of the 6remen
and several outsiders we're present. No
conclusion was made known by the COM
mittee. but it Is thought that they will
exonerate Berryhill from blame and REIN
state him in the department.
Councilman Dure gave the firemen a
little good-natured speech ct the close of
the investigation on the duties and rights
OF the firemen and the duties of the citi-
Gems in keeping out OF the way of the APP
paratus when it was going to . fire.
There is a strict ordinance" said Mr..
Durie. requiring persons TO give the right
of-way to the fire department. The chief
hereafter viii be instructed to prosecute
more than ever those who refuse or neglect
TO get out of the way after proper alarm
The FIRE department. however, is organized
to save property and of course any de-
struction of vehicles will be deprecated.
The fire boys must also think of the danger
of breaking their own apparatus, and not
being able to get to fires on time.
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RECEPTION ArnlKrrc cLrs.
The New Organization tn Have Contest
Very Seen.


Very seen.
An athletic club which was Incorporated
on the 10Th OF the month and which shall
he stsled according a. its articles of ssso-
esatioa the Reception Athletic Cluh" bids
fair IA become one oi the greatest organi.
cations Of It's kind north OF san Francisco.
Among the trustees for The Grss year are
Fred Tcbo and John J, Burke, two men so
well kaown IN the fistic arena that the tor
aser is ncw TAXED of 10 fight such men As
Jim Corbet; and Joe MeAnlifie and the
latter the winner Of the Lahlsnehe-
Mitchell fght
While therefore this club will be man.
aged BY men of experience in athletic o..
carnations of this ksnd.-Ar. John J.
Burke having had especial knowledge on
che snhjeet from has connection with SINH
lar clubs hervtofore-is shall be their best
enAexser 10 manage purely athletic ASSOC
citation,
In fstse contests. which shall be ARRANGED
Tor once . week on . ststed evening. 10th
ing bat stx-ouace gloves w,li ee used. SO
that there Is little danger az any kncck-ont
haows occurring.
Other snorts wsli be encouraged by this
Organisation. Which shall dsxsae an ,hs
main association into q nGnscer Of sab.
clubs. such a. boating. football, cricket.
baseball and other esahs. Now and then
special entertainments will be given. lie.
pensssae entirely upoa tie means at hand.
The Recepssaa Athaeffe Caah Is 81 present
iuessesa al Ne, "a Railroad avenue. where
very large seom has eeea secured ia
which The seats are arranged after the
manner u keaiAa amrhithestss, and rot
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EVIDENCES OF CULTURE.
They May BE Seen In tho JsweIry One
Wears.

They May BE Seen In tho Jewelry One
Wears.
The culture and taste of . person is un-
mistakabie. No matter what wealth or
position m individual may have. If be or
she lack refinement or breeding, il will be
manifested in some way. We cannot con-
ceai what We are at is as hard to conceal
as fire" says Emerson. Nothing is more
characteristic of the refined and elegant
tastes OF the individual than the choice Of
jewels.
In watches. diamonds. ladies' and gents
chains. diamond and gold bracelets, quartz
jewelry Of all kinds, bead necklaces, link
and chain braid bracelets. opera glasses,
ladies' and gents rings, scarf pins, lace
pins. cuff pins, gold and diamond lock-
cts. earrings, gold headed canes and
umbrellas, silverware and clocks, which
will be found at Albert Hansea's in the
Boston block. the most delicate and elegant
taste can fifty symbolize it conception OF
the beautiful. A large variety OF the
richest and most beautiful designs in all
these articles can b6a found 1T the lowest
prices. The frm is shortly to move into
their new store. and before doing so will
sell everything without reserve at actual
coSf
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sAsEsALL N THE EAST.


Hard Struggle - BreekIyn-Kaln end
Miss Inssrfsre.
CarcAco. June Il Tho local League club
did - they pleased With schmitt's delivery
this afternoon and won with ease. Attsn-
dance. 1.000.
Uhioaeo .s...............ao osos2o4-M
flttshuFg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 ! o 0 o. 8
Hits-chieaxo n. Pitssbsfa 10 Errors
CHICAGO l. PtttshurE batteries Hutchison
and Kistzidse, schmin and Decker. umpiss-
Lynch.
BaeoxLyE. Juns "A nasty mist made Il
most disa9rseable q the League game To-
day. Attendance. 600. The score:
ssr.csiyn ..s-.--.,.........o id4laios-i2
view ioSk .-....0 y 00O -
Hits-BFooklyn H. New York Erors--
Brooklyn 9. New Yosk 4 Basteries-Iovstt and
hushong; Russell snd Buckley. umpises-Nc-
ouaid and rowen.
The Giants Players team and Brookiyns
had desperate struggle today, but good
batting won the game for the visitors. At
tendance. zoo The score:
Erooklyn -.........o cool 2-5
New York. ...ss...,...s.......o0 I 0so2s-7
Hits Brooklyn 4 New York 10 Errors-
erookiyn .. New York Batteries-vsn
Haitreu and Kinsiow; Crane and rown
umpircs-kniEht aad Jonea
CLkvKLASp. June 40 Brien's wildness
rave tho Chicago Brotherhood . victory
ever Cleveland today.
Cleveland. n eoo1 oo-e
CHICAGO .ss4.s..ss.,.........3o 42lol I'll
Errur- Cleveland =. Chicago & Bsstersss--
oArien and sutciin: Bansow. Baldwin and Far
roll umpires-Ferxuson and Holbers
CfSeiSsAr, June is.-The Cleveland
League ciab lost the game this aft ernoon
through lis inability 10 bat Rhine's pitch
lag. Attendance i.tOo
Cleveland ,.s...... $500. 10000 o.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % o - 4
seven innings: rain.
Hfts-cineianau 10. Cleveland l. Bfrors-Cin-
WARRINGTON, Beasin and thinner Umpire-Mc-
peTnott
CHicAao. June IA Brotherhood games
NJ Buffalo and Boston. and Leasse games
II Boston postponed; rain.
ANKkfesS ASSOCIATION.
LerssvnIr. June u Louisville 1.
Toledo O.
ST. I.orss. June is.-ss Louis S. Column
bus Is.
RceassvKs, June le-The Rochester
Syracuse game was postponed: rain.
BsooxrrS. June is-~The Brookly n Ath-
ietie game Was postponed: rain.
eslircRSn HAGUE
SAN fsssctleo. June is--oakland 6,
Sacramento T.
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Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce.

TACOMA. June 1.-THE executive COM
missee OF the Chamber Of Commerce me,
this afternoon and appointed COMMITTEES
TO Organize q manufacturers loan and in
vestmens association. The objec, Is 20 en-
courage manufacturing enterprises, buy
suitable manufacturing sites and lease or
sell the same At reasonable prices. The
committee consists Of NJ. l. Holmes, Henry
Dunn, L. W. perrsckscn. Samuel wake-
soa. Joseph Price and Secretary Z. A.
snowaen- The committee also authorized
the purchase OF q set OF meteorological in
siraments for the use OF the meieorolorl.
cal committee
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woOL-GRowERs NOT SATISFIED.
They Want the Senate to Increase Dates
in the MckinlAY BILL


GALVESTON, Tex, June ie-The National
Wooi-Growers' convention here adopted
the following resolutions.
Rsso'rsa. Taas an am ndrnens 20 the xcKiu-
ley bill should De msde by the senate which
shall prov de Substantially that all foreign
wcols having any cross admixture of rnerino
or English blood shall be classified and nav The
duties imposed upon elassl or class = wools ae-
eordng 70 the nature of the cross or admir- ture:
tha, the secretary Of the TREASURY be required ,o
remove all samples now IN the eussomhouses Of
the United States for the purpose OF Classifying
foreign wecs ter duty. substituting new "A q, ses
In accordance with the principles above stated.
Essaived. That paragraph ~ in the MeHtnley
bill - amended by striking out the proyts,o,,
contained therein. and paragraph sas hs
changed BY striking oat the words Russian
camel
That We earnestly recommend that any tnrths-
changes that Esay DC made tn the MeEinsey fsal
shat oc Only sach IS viii give he WOO ,-srovers
81 TIE Ualfed states prnses'ion on wool erown
hy American aocA- ms sfess; that ne pro,sss es,
paaitcaIly against arr law that VIII IN Terms ar
ey implication rermis wool 10 BE imported IA
any ether than It's natural condition a. sher,
from the sheep. except Is washed or secured Ia
unbfaken fieeee4
Another resolution was adopted denre-
eating the defamation Of eve fiocks We, ~
the Mississippi By killing them for the mar
ket instead OF holding them for breeders