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Especial attention is invited to bar
gains offered in this issue by A. f..
Meals, lIallwo"l, and l.. Ii. Amts Il
Son, PungoteagUe.
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'.Are mt you ever going to grow
old, like the rest of us?'' asked man
of an acquaintance he hadn't seem for
some time. "Well, not SO long as |
can purify my blood with Ayers Sar-
saparilla, was the apt reply. This
man knew what he was talking about.
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Jones' majority, 2765.
Stubp's vntein district 50.
RuSINESN NOTICES

BoNEs-Pick up the bones in the
Charles. | pay 50 cts. per 100 pounds
and freight, furnish bags and send
cash by return mail. Orris A. Browne,
Cape Charles, Va.
NoTIcE-W. J. Savage & Co, Nor
folk, Va, make a speciality of hand
ling Cd crop of seed Irish potatoes.
NoTIcE-Will sell-or rent on reason
able terms-for year 1890, the VIM.
H. Copes farm at Bloomtown, sup
posed to contain 300 acres. There is
a good deal of building timber on it.
John L. Gillespie, Mappsville, Va.
Try "Hiawatha" flour, there's none
better.
For RENT OR SALE-On reasonable
terms, the storehouse at Pungoteague.
known as the Groton Property, now
occupied by Taylor Bros. Ben. I.
Gunter.
FOR ixChlncoteague ponies
byA. L. James, Davis wharf, Va.
NoTICE-Picked up abreast Of
Wachapreague Inlet, Virginia, on
October I'd, a Schooner's yawl, which
owner can have by proving property
and paying charges. Address Ameri-
can Fish Guano Co., Hoffman wharf,
Va.
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The members OF Wise Council, Royal
Arcanum. at Onancock, are making
preparations to entertain the Grand
Officers OF that organization on next
Thursday evening, Thanksgiving Day.
Several of the grand officers will make
addresses at night, after which there
will be- banquet. All the members Of
the Council are urged TO attend, aaG
members Of sister Councils are cor
daily invited to he present.
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SI,rFnIK DIyrl:1cr.

T. II. Campbell. l.. + -IIertford, j.
II. Riddick; Southampton. j. W S. Ro
bins; Isle OF Wight, Z. d. Crawley.
Petersburg district-Wake(ield, j. E.
Il. Riddick; Northern Neck district
Middlesex. ". F. Robins; Richmond
district-Memorial. 7. P.'Wise: Char
louisville Observation-Disclosures station, T.
L. BOSNIAN.
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IsarkS7cy.

Mr.. Chadbourne and family, of Bos-
ton, are among the la.e arrivals in our
town, who have come to stay.
Revival services are being held in our
NJ. r. Church by Rev. II. s. paaney,
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Save II !, hat DglI!laIrI.

What does it mean? It means ire
mendous stock of goods oflatest STYLES
has just been received at HALLETT'S
large store, and are being sold at
Rock Bottom Prices.
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NoT1cE-Call at my place on next
Monday for fine oyster stew and
nice cup of coffee. Wesley W. Bull,
Accomac G. FL.
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|
WANTED-A clerk of experience
References required. Address 4,
care of ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
Be sure when.you buy Royal flour
that it has Jas. Myer & Co.'S name on
it,. Beware of imitation.
Purity continues to be praised by
all good housewives who have tried it
SIS the best ever used, price consider
ed. Call on your merchants for it.
Jas. Myer & Co.
NoTIcE-As the season is rapidly
drawing to Il close, most earnestly
ask all who are indebted to the East
ern Shore Branch of Imperial Guano
Co., of which ain the manager, to
remit amount of their bills to me at
once, or at any rate by 18th of this
month. / also desire to say to any
who are owing on old accounts that
after an undue indulgence is given
patience ceases to be virtue, and
our Company obliges me to say to
them we need our money and must
have satisfaction. F. A. Shield, Elk
more, Va.
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Mr.. las. C. Weaver, onancock, quail
flied last Saturday as deputy collector of
customs, in place of MIR. Geo H. Bag
well.
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NoTIcE.-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassinG OF, urfarms known
as Kegotank and Wigton under pen
atty of a prosecution to the full eX-
tent of law. Vim. l.. Long, e. S.
johnson.
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omcial nesurns-rirst District.

The returns received by Secretary of
Commonwealth, given below, show that
Jones maj1r,tv over Brown was much
larger even than heretofore reported:
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FIsH.-For sale 4 barrels of trouts
at $12 per barrel at Henry Lang's near
Accomac G. H., by the undersigned.
,Jno. II. Bull.
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If you wish the best brick on the
Peninsula at bottom prices, apply to NJ /.
II. German, Delmar. Del.
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FIsH-For choice corned Spots
St2t per pork barrel, write to or call
on W. J. Savage y Go, No. 5 Roanoke
Dock, Norfolk, Va.
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LAAlGs, DEPARTMENT.

Fine Dress Goods, French Serges IN
stripes and plaids 40 inches wide.
Henrietta Cloths all shades and col
ors, large line of all wool Flannels,
ladies' suiting in plaids stripes, &c.,
,Gx4O inches wide. Mourning goods
to suit all calls. Call and hear Hal
Iett's remarkably low prices.
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For RENT OR SALE-The beautiful
cottage at Reads wharf, where Lieut..
Jacob, now lives. 1t is in first class
order, has nine rooms, also a nice flow
er and vegetable garden, large lot and
all necessary outbuildings. For fur
ther particulars, apply to Geo. H..
Read, Reads wharf, Va.
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l. OCAl- NEWS.

The stores of onancock will be closed
on Thursday, o7sh inst. Thanksgiving
Day.
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NoT1cE-All kinds of we'll pumps
driven by the undersigned at fair
prices in any part of the county-deep
well pumps u speciality. All material
furnished if desired. John C. Boice,
Parksley, Va.
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Royal by name royalip qna!ity-ar
excellent brand of flour sold by Jas
Myer & Co., Baltimore.
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LOST OR SToLEN-During the sum
mer 1889, a note against w. +. Wi
mans, dated September 18th, 1888, for
the sum of lilo ID. K. Reeder,
Leemont, Va.
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The growing demand for the Royal
sold by Jas. Myer u Co., shows that
the good housewife knows an excel
lent article after it has been tested
and wants no other
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GUANo.-For sweet potatoes, corn
and grass Price $3.50 cash. No
time sales. Orris A. Browne.
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When, from any cause, the digestive
and secretory organs become disor
dered, they may be stimulated to
healthy action by the use of Ayers
Cathartic Pills. These Pills are pre-
scribed by the physicians, and are for
sale at all the drug stores.
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The superior excellence of the Roy
al sold by Jas. Myer & Co., is proved
by the fact, that no one has ever COM
planned of buying a bad barrel. 1t is
prepared with q care that prevents
all mistakes.
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NoTIcE-All persons are forewarned
from cunning or otherwise trespassing
ON the premises on which ! reside,
known as Bowman's Folly, under
penalty of prosecution to the full
extent of law, WIN. H. Coxton.
For SALE-The undersigned offers
for sale at private contract.
1. The storehouse at Guilford-the
well known and best business stand
in Accomac-wherea business of $685.
600 per year has been done.
2. Dwelling and all necessary out
buildings adjacent to storehouse with
premise Is on which it is located, con-
tanning about 20 acres.
3. Lot with dwelling and necessary
outhouses with 10 acres Of rich and
desirable land-near Guilford.
4. Farm, with good dwelling and
outbuildings with about so acres of
land-near Guilford. AL will be sold
cheap.
Parties wishing to make good in
yestment would find it to their adj
vantage by addressing H. 4. Hall,
cor. Eutaw and Saratoga ST., Balti-
more, Md.
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NoT1cE-I will sell at my residence
at public auction on December End,
1890, the following properties: Two
horses two fine Daniel colts, two
COWS, hogs, farming implements, l
and lot of potato bed frames-also
one bateau and sails. Sale to CON-
nance at 10 o'clock sharp. Terms
made known ON day of sale. L. L.
Bradford, Willis wharf.
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If you wish to save money, buy your
tobacco of +. W. Byrd, representative
of Jas. Myer & Co.
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True merit bound to win and the
Royal brand of -four still in the lead
as the best flour ever sold on the
Eastern Shore. Sold by JAS. Myer
g. Co.
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Nudge, Smith s. Co, so6 Spears
wharf, Baltimore: Wholesale depot
for "EIiawatha" flour
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Yours respectfully,
Removal.

Itake this method of informing nv
friends and the public generally, that
! have moved from my Old stand and
am now fitted up in my new quarters
on MAIN STREET between the post
Office and Slocomb' & Ames', where
have a larger room, thus enabling me
to carry larger and more varied
stock. | shall continue to keep full
and complete stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures, Pictures and
Picture Frames, &c.
Rave, added to these, a line Of -
Plain and Fancy Stationery,
School Books, Blank Books, sc.
My line of Fancy Goods is unsur-
passed on the Shore Thankful for
the patronage you have given me in
the past and soliciting a continuance
of the same, / am Respt'y,.s
w. I. WISE,
Onancock, Va.
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NoT1cE-Hogs cleaned, cut up and
sailed by the undersigned at rs cents
per head. Levy Lewis, Lorenzo and
William Savage.
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Gre atty asdaced grices

80
My stock consists of a fine line Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Hats,
Caps, Groceries, SC.
A call at my store will convinceyou
that my, prices are
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Remember that am going to leave
Onancock, and these goods MUST lie
sold, SO give ME call and secure bal
gains while they may be found.
l. GORDON,
onancock, Va.
Crockett Building.)
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Winter Patent sold by Jas. Mye1
s. Co., is a cheap flour of rare merit.
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"Hiawatha" is the housekcepcr's
delight.
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For RENT OR SAIE-The two horse
farm OF road from New Church to
Horntown, known as "Gillets quar-
ter In either ease possession given
January 1st, 1891. For further par-
ticulars apply to W. S. Horsey, NJ. d.,
Horsey, Va.
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Shoes, Boots, Ker-
seys, Flannels
and Gro
ceries

is full and complete. In regards to
our prices, it is not necessary to say
anything, as we don't consider we
have any competition. About all v
hear in regards to prices is, our Gu
toners often exclailn, how is it C; n
buy goods cheaper here than can in
the city? We do not come before VI u
to ask you to buy a penry's worth. as
that is not our mission here, but SIM
plyto ask you to. call and examine
orr goods before purchasing else
where. Ii you will come once we wi
assure your second coming. Thank
ing you kindly for all past favors, we
solicit continuance Of the same.
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Positively
The
LAST WEEK

l will state to the public and my
customers and friends general that L
intend to close business in this place
and will leave for New York, on the
2d of December, and during the COM
ing week l will sell my goods at
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Specially. The largest assortment
of Ladies', Misses and Boys's fine
Shoes. New styles FOR fall and win
ter wear and new prices for Eastern
Shore trade. If you buy your foot
wear before seeing Hallett's newstyles
and prices, you lose your dollar. Call
and see Hallett's new styles, hear his
new prices and have your eyes opened
and save your dollar.
Glassware. Crockery, China, &C., so
cheap anybody can buy.
Vi; m E7. Esa9iett'S
Large Store, Main st,
oNANCoCK, VA.
(Four doors above Grand Central
Hotel.)
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Complete in full blast. Anything
you want in the Notion line. Just
ask Hallett's low prices on Notions
and be astonished.
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Try "Hiawathan flour, there's none
better.
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Mrs T.. f. J.Wilson is in Baltimore,
on visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Il. e..
Hunt.
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.NoT1cE-W. J. Savage & Co, Nor
folk, Va, make a speciality of hand
ling Cd crop Of seed Irish potatoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Dome5.lr 2ltuillou5 Oniic0

A FAMILY with superior reference. wishes
n ear. OF house aIl4nr ais a." co. family
o. gal4t,iship 81 ra. dat calP.nt o. etc.,.
{. I0ian. -. Adhses, ADV I-i-is' ~
i.att 7Oth-,t.
EAEL OF nor 81 foi tho SUMNER
u ~ EnNi,h couple best fcf'rcnc'-. j.
Nhi.HlOl 80 Bircch"f--t, near II way.
EAHETAhEKs..-A German Protestant
~ V.dOH. j. Il Ni-tCi cuOk. with DIST
Of reference. desires. with hcf -on and
daughter. 10 ta'.c care oi O. house duilu9 the
-tfnor. Ade-c." Boz 100. l"J ith.aN'-
MN and WIFE D,ncc.sl wi'h -itna-
4'l e. batter aud ro'i 'iiA 81 'vunlIf .
unrXc"ptlpaahie city reference. Address
1IAN aud WIFE. no children. would Ike
IVA To- t,ar care Of loH-c during Owner
absence. Call OF 3dif'~, KNOX, LIS
Jlh-~tr.
m AlEIED couple wish 70 tal,c care ~
w gentleman houre for summer or
logger II desired I years best city rft'r-
cncc. THISTLE. Boa ., Tribune pto"n
once, LBS broadway.
- ISitcIAHLE 'OLOHED nan and
IL wife want gentleman h"u-' t.
ti.' car OF ci'f OF country VIII ukr goo"
hddrrr- J.. V. ~, Tribune pto"n 'H'''
c3s bnaf1af.
w ANrED.-To take charge u house
w furnished for the summer. bs q hf =
elias. partv. in nr~t-cla,k nrghbofho'd
or viii pay Onc-half r,ni for Moor rent
not 20 exceed so rO1th. Address {. C.,
BOX 81. Tribune Onicc.
Males
4 TTENDANT or VALET.-By man well
~ accustomed 10 ,lIcfly gentleman a.
Sistlng ~ toilet. dressing and l@.hlhs
practical rubber and massage treatment.
age 30 wages according Z" ati.nlan,c'
good clty references. Adde'S fEAN'lS.
la; l7lh-.t.
A lNTELLIGENT YOrN1 MAN
n want. situation a. valet d. chnnhrr or
Travelling companion honest ana vith hI.h
ciiaa'taA school education speak. Jour AZ "n-
tLa-rs best reference. Address PA N'lp
t"LiNNA. ~ ta-t onth-'t
A YOUNG GrEMAS couple without
n children. willing 10 work. ,hc i.a'
being booAk'cpr and good ohtc-halui
tie lie a conn stf.ut houhrkffl'r "hs
nurse want employment ~ al Illustrate,
or manager would 90 into the county II
necessary. Address +. O.. Cox 10. IT'D
une Onicc. -.
A Man AND WIFE want the care OF
n geuilcuan'- house for me sumner Us.
reference NJ. MITCHELL. 10 '''''
ID
- Utter or WAITER single man
10 mlctle-ag"d city or country Eolu Guy
references. WM. ARMSIRJNH,IDo "d-'N'.
ID rTLEE or WAITER.-By thorough
ID mlfdl..aged English pcrfon CITY or
country. exccllfnt city references Nages
r,odcr,tr Address y. j.. Box 4, Ir!Duno
Uptown O9,lcc. LBS Broadway
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Work tDanieo.

Males.
TROY LAUNDRYMAN, for the pas,
n 3 year. running large mnDuiacserrr>
laundry in Troy. y. y, j. open ioF I,'aaAs
mont: the best u references iuInished' Al
dress LAUNDRYMAS, - KiNcr-si.' Troy
X. y. -----
A YOUNG Man. with sonc know, 'd2'
n OF printing and -t1tionefy. o.. roo ''..
kecper ard collector. T.. Boz u, if'"""'
ONCE.
a Inc class OF work required on daily or
weekly paper, would like engagement ~
llrst.class on portraits, cartoons ana on P.h'
ersl illustrative work specimens seht' Ao'
dress ARTIST. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Soarn an0 Rooms.

~ EAST iII-Nr.-A Ncw-Tngland lady
I'D la, desirable rooms. with board. fo-
| summer, references required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

COOK BY Young Scotch Protestant:
\ nrst-claSs cook fine soups. desserts
and creams under stands preserNi ing wa'e-
SOS To $50 Call Monday at present en-
,iov.r's WsSf 3-fh.St.
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Boaro iOantrb.

DOAIiD WANTED. IN private family
ID \ refined couple. having both choice
AID plain furniture worth several thousand
dollars. desire board AND rooms IN eN-
chang. fof n. u~.. T~pONSIBLT.
Trinsne Uptown once OBS broadway
w refined ~ vet family Answer s..
Tribune Cptoen ONCE. l..3S Broadway.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

rnsnoctor IIo,cy of the Buildings Department, re-
ports that the binding at No G33 Myrtleave.. when
fcI ON Thursday was old that the material was not
~ tho hest and that the wall was only eight inches
thick He is unable 10 give the cause Of the accident
Dr. : Froclch rabbi Of the synagogue Beth-l ael.
at state 4, and Bocrum Place. VIII 60 TO schenectady
ncyt week. 10 assume the duties Of rabbi Of the Con-
gregation Shag Shamojin. lie viii conduct his laSt
services in Brooklyn today.
Kcrriran's aucton-roOm at No % Willoughby ST.,
Is 10 be removed in the spring to allow the building
IN ho torn down The place has long been the head
quarters Of BOSS Mclaughlin and his lcutenants
A delay OF half an hour occurred on the elevated
road at Adams -. and Myrtlc-ave. by the breaking
of the crank pin Of locomotive at the CITY Han sto
tion Yesterday morning. Thc stalled trains were IN
line from the Bridcc-st. station to the Bridge.
Il think not" is Mayor Chapn's stcrcotyped an
swcr when asked II he Will make any appointments
on the day In question. aud lie made 1t yesterday
lie ne, onlv u week moro within which 10 make tho
appoutmcnts some surprises are expected.
While pIavinc together yesterday afternoon. Jacob
sohm. age ten. Of 80. 80 LuqueerSt', Shot William
uarrnct n age seven. Of so. rs lIamiltonavc' with
, blauk cartridge, the pieces Of which wounded the
bow IN th, left eye and face. The cartridge wa~ fired
from a TOW pistol. The boy who fired It said he mad
no proyoaon. but WAS told to shoot by Henry bro"h'
age thirteen, Of Henry II. ana Hamilton ave
The eve II the l3Ist anniversary Of the birth Of
Robert Burns was celebrated by a scotch concert,
given by the Burn, Club. at Schleuens nan, al
Atnntic and Vermont st. last eFchms' "a.uIe
Of the entertainment the rendition Of The Jolly
Bcgrars.r in character. by members Of the club. An
grafton wa4 delivered by Adolph kiendl
President John Jay KncA, of the National BANK Oh
the Republic ami irmcry Controller OF tho currency
delivered An adore, upon The Best Currency. In
ending the Lecd Tender Question: before the mem
her, Of the Pilca and Econ mic science section OF inc
Hrooklyn Institute lat evening lie reviewed thp
,t.,,r, - United states currency. lie commended
the present National bank system, and said that the
Lost currency consisted ~ tho 1Nasury and National
bank notes. which were promptly paid when que
Professor George Gunton Will deliver the eighth
,.,,r. ~ the ,our~e ON sociological Evolution before
The Brooklyn Ethical Association At the second TN
tartan church. clinton and Congress sts tomorro"
evening subject. Evolution Of the Wages system.
The discussion viii De opened by Ellis Gray seymour
manager Of the BrDoklyu Guild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

William a. Martin age eighty -sevcn. one OF the
Oldest inhabitants OF jersey City, and who had been
a Justice OF the Peace for thirtylvc consecutive
years, died yesterday afternoon In Christ Hospital
lie was taken sick a week ago with influenza.
W. W. Dunlap. proprietor Of the alleged bogus en-
ploymcnt agency at No. 10 M0ntGomery-st.. ana
Eugene Martnaw, his clerk were arraigned before
Police Justice Stilsng Yesterday morning. charged with
obtaining money under false pretenccs Chief Murphy
has obtained information that the same men had con-
Quoted "a fraudulent concern Of the same kind in
Philadelphia The prisoners are held for examina-
ton.
A squad Of second precinct policemen made raid
about - 80 n. m. yesterday rum shop kept by
Alfred VI. James. at No. 500 Grove \ prize fight
was in progress in on the top floor. between
James Post of Hobokcn. and Barney Lennon. When
Captain Smith and his squad made their appear
ance tho rushed for the doors but ten Of them.
including Post and James, were captured. The
prisoners bailed TO appear for examination to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
THEY DON'T WANT TO LOSE CASTLE GARDEN

Mayor Grant waited on yesterday by Alderman
Gornclu, FLYNN and a delegation OF business men
and residents If the Ist Assembly District. who pre-
,cntcd petition signed hy more than 500 citizens OF
the district urging that the proposed changes relating
10 immigration matter, be- arranged that the landing
Of Immigrants may bee continued at Castle Garden
The city authorize, warned In the INltion not
10 hcd the rental AT too high hcurc aS the Federal
authorities may establish migrant depot at Ellis
Island or perhaps In New Jersey. and the effect OF
this would To ruin many small dealers shop
Keepers and boarding houses in the First Ward'
Mayor Grant promised the Alderman and the dolcg@
ton that the question should receive his close atten
ton.
Corporation Counsel Clark said Yesterday that while
he could not yet peak with certainty, he had a
strong impression that there upon the statute
book AN act Of the Legislature forbddng the leasing
oi Castle Garden by the city without the conlnt Of
the state Board Of Emigration. President Rdgway
Of the Board had consultation with Controller
Myers this subject Yesterday which was postponed
until Monday.