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The advocate., 1890-07-16
KANSAS ALLIANCE EXCHANGE 90
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
noARn oF nIREnroRs.

President, t,,......,.G. II. Benson Haven, Kan.
Vice President. ..,L II, House, ClOyerdale, Kan.
Secretary 900, .,,,H. w Sandnsky, Topeka, Kan.
Treasurer ,,.......t,,, Il, L, King, Topeka, Kan,
Edwin Snyder, OskalOOaa Kan,
BECOutiUs COmmltee.--I. L. King, chairman,
Tannehllli A. w. Hayes, TOpekai y. L, Bailey,
Callsta.
JtldtCiGTT Committee. A W. Hayes II. w.
Sandusky, /. 4. King, Topeka .I
Business Agent q, A. Tyler, Topeka,
Live Stock Commission Agent-EdWin Snyder,
Stock Yards Kansas Oty, Kan,
Grain Commission MerChants-R, r. Hlggs b
Co, Kansas City, Mo.
The advocate., 1890-07-16
OFFICIAL.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, July 8, 1890
In compliance with the order OF the
board OF trustees Of the state alliance Of
Kansas, hereby select the following
counties, one from each Congressional
district, to select members az per order
of board.
The advocate., 1890-07-16
FOR MONTH OF July.

First district, Jefferson county.
Second district, Douglas county.
Third district, Cherokee county.
Fourth district, Shawnee county.
Fifth district, Dickinson county.
Sixth district, Osborne county.
Seventh district, Harvey county.
FOR MONTH OF AUGUST.
First district, LeAvenworth county.
Second district, johnson county.
Third dIstFict, Montgomery county.
Fourth district, Butler county.
Fifth district, Cloud county.
Sixth distViCt, jewell county
Seventh dlstrict, Sumner county.
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
First district, Nemaha county.
Second district, Franklin county.
Third district, Wilson county.
Fourth district, Usage county.
Fifth district, Ottawa county.
Sixth district, Smith county.
Seventh district, MCPHERSON county.
This will take the matter up TO state
meeting, when q general reckoning will
be had, and the responsibility Of this
board will cease. This is considered the
best and cheapest way TO manage this
matter,
The members will please remember
that Il costs nearly 800 to send a
sealed letter or circular 10 each sub-alli-
anCe In the state, and ahOuld the board
undertake 20 FeRUte the lies of enemies,
within and without tho order, all the
time OF the officers and money in the
treasury would not be sufficient. Let
each one selected on these committees
make g note Of each charge made by the
enemy and give II proper attention when
the time comes. b. III. CLOVER,
President State Alliance Of Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-07-16

VicB President . R IA. Clover, Cambridge, Kan.
Secretary. ..,.J H Turner, Washington, ID q.
Treasurer ......H. w. Hickman, PuxiC0, NO.
Lecturer ,...,,. Ben Terrell, Washington, ID. g..
EUeouliuC Council Three years, ", A, FAttT
Macon, Miss; two years, Isaac McCrncken, ----,
Ark one year. EVln Jones, Dublin, Tex.
Executive COmnliltee-C, w, McCuno. Wash
ingtOl, D o., AlOnzO Wardall, Huron, South
Dakota; u. ". Tlllman, Palmetto, Tenn.
The advocate., 1890-07-16
KANSAS FARMERg ALLIANCE AND
IMnnnmmHAI INInM.

President ........B. m. Glover, Cambridge, Kan
Vice President w. III. Blddle Augusta, Kan
Secretary .....,J. R French, Hutchinson, Kan
TFeaeuTer H Baughman, BURTON Kan
chaplain n,.....,,,..J Il. West, Patterson, Kan
Lecturer A. Dickinson, Mehden, Kan
Asst Lecturer Van B. PTnther Neutral, kan
DOOrkeeper. n. williams bentley Kan
Asst DOOrkeopor, A. W. Taylor, NGWyOn Kan
aeFRtatAms. .,,..,,,.L. X. HOyt, Dexter, Kan
Business Agent .......O. A. Tyler, Topeka, KAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
COLONEL MORGAN SENTENCED TO TWO AND
HALF YEARS IN PRISON.

"Coloncl" Charles F.. Morgan one OF the most poH'c
and successful of "bunco stcerers, met S'u 'cN'o
of fortune Yesterday lie has often CoaNeu HV'N
from trusting countIymU by his plausible taioS' but
was never arrested on any charge oi Ih'ciS "'"'
a few DAYS ago lie is one Of three men VINO met
Richard A. f. Goebcr. Texan barber several months
ago and succeeded in obtaining 1850 from him IN
"buncor game The barber formerly had >upcrh'chu-
cnt Murray and members Of the detective loI'' d.
his patrons when he lived in this city ana u""-"
he was not bright enough 10 escape the WIle' "i inc
bunco stecrcrs." lie Immediately set 10 work 70 secure
their arrest. He a small man hut he carried very
large revolver under permit from Inspector I%rncS
He arrested George Johnson one of tic men, lat
January and when Johnson secured a. sun"
bondsman "Lour Davis. another confidence man
Goebler followed mp Davis and arrested nm III iioh'
Of the AstOr House.
Cocbler secured the arrest of Morgan on February
10. Morgan was held at the police court for trial
A few DAYS afterward Edward Eaton and some "'Irr
friends OF Morgan had a meeting Win "o'b'r III
Jersey CITY. After talk they gave nm Tl'''"'
the amount OF his losses; bought INN ucA't /"
san Francisco aud handed him $50 for pocket money
Goeblor boarded a wcstbound train and the CON
Hdence men felt relieved. They had not however got
rid Of their foe According 70 stories published at
the time Goeblcr stopped at Chicago made thnr,
lively in that city time aud apparently dl,Io-'I
Was again in NcwYork and. according 10 the ,tate
mens Of the confidence men, demanded 1919 a.i
a ticket 10 Europe lie did not receive That amount
and he went before the Grand jury IN Morsans case
"COlonel7 Morgan concluded 20 plead guilty rather
than face the barber a, a witu"--. lie was tahch
before Judge MARITIME yesterday for sentence, under M
plea OF guilty of attempt al grand larceny IN the
first degree Judge MARITIME recognized nm a having
Lcen concerned in another confidence game WhlDh
excited some nOtoriety. Tine Rev. Nj tAappeH WHO
came 10 this city Two years ago Win SOU NIl'n
he and hts wife had saved. met some bHnco >t'ecir
was induced to invest part Of the money III -"mc
losing game and aftclward 10 spend iIr resi- 81 ~
money III an attempt to obtain "A large sum ~
Cheating another supposed cOuHtryman. When nc
Lost, all q
The capitalist IN that operation was a 'ol0hcl
Morgan and Judge MARITIME said That lie had been IN
formed that he was The same person VINO was D'i'ic
him yesterday.
M0rgan's counsel made plea for merry. because
the money had been restored. Judge MARITIME Ndn
that he had no sympathy with Gorblcr, nut Nor,an
was ono Of the most notorious % his class ana j."
sentenced him 10 two years and SIX months IN The
state Prison. The Texan barber was IN court -
hear the "buncO" man sentenced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
TROCBLRS Of BUSINESS MEN

Several creditors Of Fechhelmer Rau CO., shirt
with the Sherifs officials yesterday and rcplcvn"d ii
large amount Of goods. Most OF the goods were found
in the original cases, just the suspended firm hai
bought them. Among those who obtained WIls 81
rcplcvin were Bliss, Tabyan d Co., $4,000; Jane
Talc0tt, ~ 900; f. Oclbcrmann d CO.. $4,000. TIL"
real estate transfers show that on Thursday John Ran
the firm, conveyed the house and lot 80. 80 Eat
-seventhst. Robert Mannheim the consd"i7'-
ton being s., 900, and the same day he gave a
mortgage to I,idOr Fellhcimcr for 10000 for one
year. The conveyance Of the property, it Is said, wa
made 10 pay debt.
The schedules OF +. r. Townsend & Co., dryg0od'
cOmmissio merchants at no. - Worhst.. shO"
total liabilities, nominal, S25O.GI5 actual f2O1 81"
a. 300 individual liabilities Of Mr.. Townsend mo
total assets, firm and individual, are, nominal, T@'4
IA actual, Tl7j, -36. The individual assets 81 MI
Townsend consist Of real estate equity, cI1oOo anu
personal property, nominal, $4,000; actual MOI
given.
Creditors Of Henry Rawak doing business rs IiaNa'
Co., manufacturers Of ncckWcar at No. ','i bi""u
way anxious 10 learn what has become Of the stock
Of goods he carried in his store. Creditors VINO Caeh
there say they were unable tn Mr.. RaWdk, ana dt
there j. not $40 worth Of stock left IN the place
few weeks ago, 1t Is said he represented 10 creditors
that he had assets Of $4,000 In stock ana accounts
Claims aggregating over ~ 900 have been placed III
the hands OF Bumcnstel a Hrsch by such creditor a.
Abcgg Daeniker Co., lIardt, NOnbcrnnth 'o'
icniken sayton, and others but they found nothing
II levy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
nrsrXE,s II THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. MAY I'm the Court II Appeal. First Di-
vision day. the following causes were argued
Jesse Jonc- r., poudcnt. at the ErpOhllH. bIh and
West End Railroad Company. appellant.
Daniel VI. Redmond. appellant, AT. the American
Manufacturing company. respondent
Ia" people. etc. appellants, at. John II. wilson
ard Others. r. poudcnt,.
Toilovlne 3, tho day calendar for Monday. MAY .
40. ..i 900. 3Gj. a.. So l:,i. 80 and 800.
In ihe second p, l-pu o. diY tie following decisions
crlri.. g. ilp,lry at Gcor-c Elliott, Motion 10
amend Ir'I.ftIfIr denied With 40 costs.
Tlr Metropolitan Elevated RAILROAD company art
sylvester ~ krc"hnd and Others. Motion 10 amend
rendition denied.
Ifntfiun -vc.f and another agi Darus Morrison
srd others. Motion for rcaTcumcut denied, with 80
sl-f. -
WI1.n u. o'pcn respondent. agt the New lor1
Central anf tiud on River E1ilruad company al
I.lln' Judgment reversed. new irial granted, co'ts
g. nl Ifr tic event
Joseph fn.leman. respondent ar. Adolph Lang
host AID others. appellant. Henry \. IlaN". w.
.p,udcnt. ar. Isihclh C"rbItt. appellant Judgment
affirmed. with '"-t,.
The f,llonluc csc, were argued u the second ID
vision.
Philip 7. Kflns respondent. at. Byron Afford and
other. appellants.
Danlc 'Ehuthot respondent, AT Hugh ccarrcn.
Matthew j. McCarraghcr etc. respondent, at
". II. Roger. appellant $40 ,
Hiram T. ncuiou. appellant. AIT. Edward W Hatch.
etc. respondent. Submitted.
Walter II. &. Ensign. respondent AT. Daniel j.
Ensign, appellant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Judge Allen in the Court Of Common Pleas yester-
day substituted william r. Kyle and Arnold Fcldstcin
as assgnecs OF the silk manufacturing firm of Louis
Frank d Co., in place Of Adolphus II. Stoibcr Mr..
>toibcr and creditors representing claims amounting to
S62s.i1S 90 agreed to the change. Mr. stobcr him
self requested the change he is lawyer, and he
thought some one who WAS acquainted with the trade
could close up the affairs Of the firm TO better ad-
vantage than he
TWO more judgments entered In the County
Clerks Office yesterday against Ex-Governor Cornell tie
Garfield National Bank being the planth in each
instance. one for $j.O-S - and the other for
SLED 60. William l.. Lester is a odccndant in the
latter one
When the Court Of Oyer and rcrmlncr was opened
Yesterday morning there twelve jurors IN the box
10 try John NJ ID. Fan,hawc for arson on the charge
OF having set fire 10 the house at No. % East twenty
ninth-st. Ex-senator Ecocsinc who Is defending
consent Of Assistant District Attorney Dawson. the wo
men wcro excused. although they iid been sworn
The work of filling the places Of the two jurors was
haustcd only Juror had been secured ana court
was adjourned until Monday.
Hugo Joachim>on Yesterday recovered verdict IN
the supreme Court for 5000 loss OF fee value ana
$50 = year loss ~ rental value to the property AZ
No. los south Fifth ave. IN consequence oil the
elevated railroad beng built in front OF IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
NETWORK CITY.


The lawn-tenniS player already blossoms out in his
blazer on suburban grass plots.
The close season for Wild ducks and geese began
on May ! in this state, and lasts till september.
benjamin H. Field. the wcllknown phanthroplst.
began his seventy seventh year yesterday.
The scmannual election Of officers for the Barnard
Literary Association Of Columbia College was held
Yesterday in Hamilton Hall The following we're
chosen: Victor Mapcs. '9l. president; Montague How
ard '91. critic; Robert A. Ashworth, 80. vioe-prcsi-
dent Sidney II. Treat, '03 secretary.
The New York Mathematical society met in Ham
ilton Hail. Columbia College. last night and listened
to u paper by DR.. W. Pupn. THE Transformation
OF Laplacc's Equation. Delta N-O.n
The steamer Santiago. of the Ward Line, arrived
here Yesterday with large number of people who
had spent the winter I'm Cuba. Among them were
General G. Justin. Surgeon +. f. ManSwell, Captain
Gland Lapsley. the Rev. and Mrs. f. Moon, and tho
Rev. r. II. Vincent
The Maori idol Will return to IFS native shores he
cause it was not appreciated here This thing was
imported recently from New Zealand through the mails
and seized the ground illegal importation. Is
i, supposed that the idol was intended Tor the Met
ropolitan Museum Of Art but not accepted be-
cause il a fraud
The steamer Runic which put back to the Mcrscy
with her cylinders injured arrived here yesterday in
good shape
Dcvlin a Co., clothcrs have removed from the
stewart Building TO quarters in the Lincoln Build
Ing. Union square.
The free reading room Of the Cooper Union will be
closed on sundays from until inc first Sunday In
october.
The exhibitions given by Master Clarence slocum on
the phonocraph AZ the Battle Of gettysburg have
been successful that II has been decided to continue
them for another week.
CI,,-ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


Washington. May 1.-The Supreme Court of the
United States to-day transacted the following bust
ness:
no f. original-EX partc In the matter OF Edward
Mills, petitioner Mr.. solicitor General Taft announced
10 the Court that order had been issued for the
release Of the prisoner In thi, case. TIM, rendering
the Issuance of writ Of habca, corpus unnecessary
No l611-William j. stevens. appellant, AT. VIII
lam g. Fuller. Judgment creditor. Motion that APP
pcllan Dc allowed 10 enter into rccOgnlancc. etc.
submitted, and ordered to Dc postponed until Monday
next.
No 1.oG9-Carl Po1. ct al. appellants. agt. the
Anchor Brewing Company. Mandate granted.
No 33O-Cathcrnc Fi,hburu. plaintiff in error. aSt.
the Chicago Milwaukee and i Paul Railway Company.
Continued per stipulation.
no ;IJ3 samuel Norris. appellant. agt. James u.
Ilagein. ct al. submitted.
NO IJf-Wam g.. Miller. appellant. aCt. Il. VI.
Thompson, deputy sheriff, etc. Continued by the
court.
No 322-Joscph Anderson, ct al. plaintiffs in error,
agt. Levi Carkln~ Argued.
No. ;,3G-ROhcrt Hamilton. plaintiff in error agt
the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Com
pany. ~ Great Britain. Argued.
No :I3--Iohn Broom. ~ al. appellants, agt James
{. Armstrong. Confined by the court
Np, :2D 80. al and | .23i-lamc' Wallace PeaEc.
RI al appellants agt the city OF Ne" orleans. ct Al
Confined hy the court.
No. }3i-.0hu DohsOn. et al appellants, art. Jane,
Lees. ~ al Continued by the court.
40. 81 The steamer Man Morris. etc. appellant.
agt. Patrick Curry. Continued Us the court.
80. aiG-Jphn g. Williams. administrator. etc, APP
rclltut, agt. the United >ta!'-. Continued by the
court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
no KEEP arr coyTR,cr LtBoRrRS.

All customs Official, AT this port who are directly
or indirectly Interested in detecting contract labor
crs who ara imported here are closely 60 operating
% discover and prevent such men from landing
Plan, are being arranged for the detailing ~ ia" f'd
cral in- pcciDr~. who viii have the utmost assistance
Of the superintendent - Enumeration. Slr'EI
Agent Wilbur. ~ the Treasury Department. m'''u
gated some ca-c, Yesterday with DIS usual prompt
ne. and viii cooperate with tine Federal Inspector IS
whenever IL Is necessary. Tho inspectors have III
ready found the greatest difference between q" oidc
and Federal authorities In handhn- this business.
terd,v twenty. five Italian nhorrr, who arrived
here ON the britannia were prohibited rom hluHE
because they under contract.
Yesterday four moro italian, who had been detained
nj the Barge Office for Inspection '-'i'' ''"'-'
the proper provisions for driAning ~ tri
have not vet been made. The Italian. Nnlu3U'
who rtrrcd mp turmoil on the steamer iil'luI. Ill.,, ill.,,
also been forbidden 70 Land, Dr. 'uii"i'' ''"""S
that ne was subject 10 ATTACKS Of insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
oRG,yJzED r1R INITIAL PROTECTION.

\ meeting Of business men II the Twenty first Ward
was held Al the Office 81 BuIuncr, ENpr'sS Company
no :ii Third aye, on "Wednesday evening 10 adopt
measure, whereby -torclc"pcrs and hOu,choldcr>
should not lc unnecessarily and uuIu,tly intcrfcrcd
with and hsraa ed by the police. the Corporation NJ
orncy Office and the Eurcan %. Encumbrancc' In the
conduct 81 their business, regarding alleged Violation,
~ ,oruor-tiiou ordinances. An organization
formed called the Fat side ImsiGe>S Mems Mutual
Protective Associations" with Peter j. McAfdlc a.
chairman and ihilb 4. Norri, a, secretary ana c"uh
sci 4 committee on constitution. bN laws and r'Np
ntOns was appointed. consisting Of Mark Bnmcnthal
Thomas Callahan and Jane Nolan The association
Will meet hereafter every month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

fassett Investigating Committee Court House IL a.
serhte Committee General Laws, Hotel MetrOpoe,
10 80 a. M
Court Martial of Commander McCalla, Navy Yard, 10
a.
New-jersey Jockey Club races. Elizabeth. . p. m.
iaiade OF riding clubs. Central Park. afternoon.
metropolitan Museum Of Art press view.
May Day parties in Central Park.
ras'me Athletic Club games, Sxty-hfthst. and East
River, p. H.
Hl@ssiheeting OF carpenters, Webster Hall, p. m.
80 'hNcfsity and School Extension Society dinner,
Claik's, evening
York p. m.
Music In Central Park by 9Th Regiment Band. D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
CARBUTLDERS AND MECHANICS To MEET.

The annual conventions Of the Master Car Builders
and the Railway Master Mechanics Associations VIII
be held at Old Point Comfort In the second and third
weeks Of June, respectively. Among the subjects TO
be discussed by the Master Car Builders will be The
Introduction Of the Automatic Car Coupler" and Air
Brakes for Freight Trains" Suggestions will also be
made in regard to the adoption Of other apparatus for
preventing accidents 10 tTiinmen. The question OF
heating passenger cars by steam will be discussed.
The officers OF the Railway Master Mechanics As
sociaton decided several months ago 10 hold It's con
vcntion at the Lookout Mountain Hotel near Chatta-
noOga but have recently changed the place of meeting
10 Old Point Comfort, wing 10 the fact that the hotel
referred TO will not be Ompleted In time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
Mr. CLEVELAND IN THE SUPREME COURT ROOM

Washington, May 2.-Ex President Cleveland viNi'cd
III. Supreme Court Of the United state again To diS
His presence at the Court became known, ana tie
space allotted - the public was soon crowded Inc
spectator, In hopes that they would nave IN"
opportunity Of hearing the President argue MS case
hut there are two cases ahead II the docket and
A. the court hears no argument after tOmpirO" IL
highly probable that Mr. Cleveland viii not b, hcin
mill ncXt October. Mr. Cleveland sat within the bar
for some time listening 10 the argdmcnt that was going
Oh. Several Of hi political friends greeted lln b,
tho most Of the time the unlt persons win MN were
Thomas j. Scmmcs aud Richard Gray who are a>
sociatcd with him in the New orleans drainage cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
The COURTS.

THE MALTBI G. LANE FIGHT NOT ENDED.
Inc last viii and testament Of Maby g. Lane. the
millionaire real estate dealer having been broken BY
the verdict OF jury In the Court OF Common Pleas,
Judge George VI. Curtis yesterday began partition
suit IN the supreme Court to have the property divided
according to law. Another will. which was made
few months previous to the execution Of the one
which was set aside filed by Franklin Bartlett,
counsel for the widow in the >urrogates Office for
probate as soon a the verdict Of the jury was an
no'inccd There will undoubtedly still be long con
test before the question Is finally settled a. TO whom
the property Is Ia CO. The property is said 10 amount
to about - 900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
THE MlyrNEyT To HENRY Il. PEARSON.

In response To the call Tor subscription, sent "''
by the Henry e. Pearson Monument Committee, there
has been received a sufficient To dcfray the
necessary expenses of the work Daniel &. French
the SCULPTOR has received the contract for heroic
bronze bust which Will De placed on column "i
swedish granite The sie OF the monument VIII
not be decided upon until the model has been com
plciod 4 little more money Is needed for the pur
pose Of dcraying the expenses Incidental 10 fh'
ceremony Of unVcng. and subscription, may he sent
10 william Potts, secretary and treasurer OF TIE com
miitcc at No. 3j Liberty Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

The steamboat, Rhode Island Stonnston' N'@''
chusctt, aud Connecticut ~ The PROVIDENCE anu
Sionineton steamboat Company. have been thoroughly
ovcrhaulcd and rcfurni-hcd. and arr now 80 hr' 'A
condition for summer travel. Inc hhh".'' ~ ''
new boat the Connecticut has been improved anu u
estimated that -hc can make her trlpo ~ " ~ ~
twenty three mllr- hOnr. she j. 30 iccl luIE h,u
feet wide Her floors covered with mo- lu't' 'dI pr
Her furniture !, Of highly finished maho;'N' anu !ue
other interior fittings "lahorlt 0hr J., ni't'"
gin running Mas 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
To pnEsrRvE THE ADIRoyDAcx FORESTS.

The new association having for Its objects the pres
ervaton OF the Adirondack forests and the establish
ment OF state forest park therein will hold It's frat
meeting for the election Of officers the evening of
NAV a. A large number Of signatures has been OBJ
tanned I'm support Of the movement among them being
those Of Chaunccy VI. Dcpew, Charles A. Dana. Jesse
seliEan MIeo oI Pati william r. r,ce. Henry
e,icws warner Miller. Grover Cleveland, w. 4. WMt
nav Ellis III. Roberts and John ClaaIns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
RIBS FOR TEN THOUSAND GRAvESTOyES

In anticipation Of the expiration of the existing
contract for the supply Of hcadsioncs to the families
OF dead soldiers Of the Republic, Colonel Il. ~ Batch
elder, Deputy Quarernasier General, on Thursday
last advertised for tenders for 900 hcadsoncs and
Yesterday the contract awarded Brothers.
81 Lee Mass, whose proposal at ~ 30 each was the
lowest of those submitted The other proposals ranged
from 81 - 50 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

" inc rear where She remained till the stretch
reached Cecilia and warke made the running for
III 'He stretch Mnuct. followed by Hamburg. came
'hrough and won in the possible by two
,ohg'hs; Harzburg second. lengths before Warlke.
Jersey Fat. San Jose. Kancsville and Pcnzance
withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
coupLIyryrrD Rr RECORDER SMITH.

Recorder SMITH. In di,charsine the Jurors III MS
court for the April term yesterday Nilu 10 '"'"'
b. The present term has been remarkable IN the mum
Der Of case, tried. The term ala h"l """ "'i,''
April = and In twenty court days we nave "'u ''o
nnr.ccscptcd number Of forty -lN trials, an average
Of over two for each day, though some "l .l'r uI
have occuped more than one day. :" Wu'n "plh
r"nd moi have been accomplished II the Jurors had
moi been attentive and Intelligent Inc hc,pII'r
also raised the work done for the IA, non'n h ps
tI, sibpocna sewer whom he has had occasion mere
tofcrc 10 critici,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
PLANS F0R Az ANNTAL DINNER.

The annual dinner Of the faculty Of the Post
Graduate Medical school Of this city will take pdc
at the Hotel Brunswick Monday evening. NJ
O'Clock. Elaborate preparations have been mad
TO insure its Covers will be laid Tor slN,'
guests. Among them will be Mark TWAIN, stat