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SAVED BY HER MAR From DEATH.


From The PllidlrIphh linus I''cinbuI- wa us
patch!
c,,,ious frcal, Of lightning during Il recent storm
va. plaVcd Oh woman named Ellen Iaruos. a
lauudi,.., living III the suburbs "i TN, place. thc
i', ,..,,e,l IA the door ana stood holding # aiar
,,af.hi,. the storm, when She wa, struck by the
lightning and knocked .rl,c',,. She wa, alone n
49,. ,,,',' .>,rp! Ter a child few months old but A
mel ,LLnr from her window saw the woman fail and
daring the storm. ran to her ash lance and succeeded
n, rrru-,ituting her after som" time.
rhnnch unable to @pcak for hours. She ap
narrntIN uuuu 10y the shock, but part Of her halI
o.. tnrncd "A dazzling white 10y the electricity and
Iill.d f., the very root. distinct line of dcmarca
lion .ru.rutc, the dead white hair from the living
and bl,,L .fnna-. This line doc, not exactly
down rh, middle Of the head. bat about an inch and
a uunrcr To- one -dc
OF thc occurrence II that IN,
,nm.r ,v. mai 4, she struck she was cOn>ciou.
of terrible pang IN the side OF her head which Is un
changed and remember, no particular sensation In the
ntncr she il inton~olabc over her strange dcforny
She being young woman. a. the MUSICIANS here give
her M bon. that new and black hair VIII ever grow
again ON The affected side Of her head, but cndcavOI
10 comfort her by the unanimous opinion That sAs
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ORANGE.

a., ,,,,. = IIltch gave a dance 10 nc JunoI
c, -, orourc In the club house Of the Essex 'onnN
c.,,.,rv cIub. in Hutton PARA West orange "''
.,.ninr Their. were nearly 100 Of the young people
II fin. oranges prcscnt-
The annual meeting Of the Orange N"NNl"r' -" u''
a. an Association wa, held lat evening I'D the ''" '
,ri,n church. The pruo pal address "a' In'''
nv hc Rev pr. Chamberlain. OF h'''Ny"' '"'''
VA. Il large ATTENDANCE.
rn. ,r.mcn Of the First conversational 'hu''" "'
-, nrns, opened far ia the chapel OF me ''u',
.. evening. for the vip.n- ont Of the 'o'-"-' "''
- the church.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

, ev.11 TEMPEST IN 4 DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
rhoro will lac two tickets in the field at the an
pual c,ection Of the Gilbert Dramatic society wnch
takes place on April -. faction III the clup Cd
iccs 10 some of the on the ticket selected 10y
the nominating committee. and they propose l." run
an opposition ticket. has often been done ID Tie
other dramatic societies oi the cl'E' Ed'h sue "A'
issucd a circuar but the regulars seem 10 have
h lot ~ IL in thc matter of irony and sarcasm d
,hov have in numbers. An authority on amateur
theatrical, who is outside Of the Gilbert society,
saws: The complaint that the Gilbert pays inc
chairman Of it, dramatic committee 500 month
r IN, services rs director and COACH and George -
Coocan 80 a, stage manager for each performance
i, frivolous IN the extreme. All large amateur
dramatic societies do the thing and the pay Is
remarkably small for the amount of labor. time ana
trouble which those places entail. The rest oi
the fuss seem, 10 be squabbc about seats Inc
Gilbert, membership is full il has large waiting list,
and in my belief can stand many such tcmpcsts IN
tea pot
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yr.WARDEy HEATING "TlKES 4 BACK SEAT. -"

rNWarden EcatinP "ill hcnccforth take back In
the Tannany Central Association Of the 8NIIth Assem-.
blv District although be took front last even.
ING for A. president Of the organization he presided al
nnu,bly meeting at Ihrty--ccond-,t. and 1hird.a,e
Nfch.. H. Brennan elected hi, place president
and these other officers who's. had ben
nv John A. Bowie behalf Of the committee nomination
Flr.t Nicc-pIcsGcnt, William Il. pl:"urhe; second
president william Bennett; recording secretary Henry
r. MulNanry: financial secretary Edward 1yr,l core
spending secretary. John T. Mooney treasurer Peter
secry scfgcantst-arns. Henry Hughes trustees John
Hoyle, ,icorcc +. Scanncil. william j. Ilill
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OTTGOING STE4MERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
nopr Of SEw.YoRK WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 1879



ARRIVED.
steamer Glenarchy tB Ferguson. china and Japan ports
viii nc order vessel to henderson Bros Arrived a. e
IA. Lane, Ocean DBr VOICE Mar a. in ballast tie
.Saa tBri icnn Mar,er, Mar 2on bala'so
simpson SPENCE Young rdme.op penos Pr III sugar
to order. vessel 10 Be 81 .s 90 O ,o,,.v Havana
t,ys With de passengers 10 Jas Ward GO Ar'e'
at steamer s me-. HaSs r Cook Mon,eso RAY VI. fOrt Mara
b G.rs Vim md.e and passengers to ! herr % Al
End passengers Bouon Bliss DAlieu Arrived At
's Ian m 1mpa.as crowe Gayeston Gays via Keywe''
.. 49, ',, :. .ud rass-ngers 10 & II Mallory
fScelsior Hsgns. New Orleans days with mdss
% via Charleston days
steamer Fanta Pennington. wmnstonN0 win muse 70
sp.ysfr Wind at sandy Hook. light. Z; thick fog.
.IS,ty sand Wind moderate. y f. cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Tower Hin (Br. Parsons. London Henderson
bro' amer Persian Monarch OBJ. Brsow, London sander
son s., Sc4 France Br, Haalcy London W IIur.'
o,,ni,r state OF georgia. Noodle Glasgow Austin bAa
SKINNER Rotterdam Dtch Nsndclee Amsterdani-fun'h-
Ll,e a CO. i,g,, ,e). k.r.oua HAMBURG RI Corfu.
t@smcr Gci1 eoune lGerl "A~icse. Hamburg heAm'er
.,S,mer Niagara Hansen Havana Jas Wards CO.
steamer Dorian b. VI, r"t.tn' ns Av. caye, Pm
~, FL pa-o quick Sew orleans John T Van sickle
,..r in,r.io rvAu- talt.-ton C. IL Mallory ="
.t,,m,r froquo- Pennington Charleston ana t''h'u'""
Wm t'lvie q Co. Iy,ttc-
S'.'@"er Al,-nporn. Lewis baltimore II rostet n,
stssarr Nsrh. l. McCAbe Yah Kirk PhilsaeiphA-H0O
80 ne p.-,f.,. Uora,o hall
er Eta Moore. Person. Newport. kl-N Lighter
A.. and an. l"f iatyh o. ,,.,.,o s,ou { purees.
s'.r f,rsf,.w Woolsie Hong Kong g fiSk.rinE y
r"'.. llunah blanchard lr Alias, 'orula-' "ni'heJ
y 60. SAILED
ocr. Airietic city OF chester for Liverpool be
-. ,,,asrow No.terno. London LAIN Bremen w est
go. PorfugAste. Lisbon Monica. fort Spaii
,n Kingston niagara Havana Bragg baIacos 90
/ '' ,i,,.fou sew orleans. CITY OF augusta
'', lro.u.s Challc.on Richmond, Norfols NY OIL
're.t.r Nest Po.ut Va Nolih fnnt. Philadelphia.
'''" TuE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1ruu April y sailed. steamer crystal 'br), S'nnnard
'' btsrsf. April ssaie steamer croms BIZ Lord FOL
April Arrived. steamer Russia "erl Reuter-
from No~N ORR. - .. .,a,,.a- pu,t, fRr,
April AiI'Hou '''"'-'' ''''''N N''
Ilnmp-p from Ne" i"rA ,.... ,,-.,..,, fpr, Voupy
MoyiLLE. Aprll y Arrival St''i"'' '''''' N''' 'e
rom Sew York Tor glasgow - ,,..,.uo ~, An
dK.SF>RNl. Nprl y tiFou' s'o'iAo' ''''''''' ' -
noft from New \ OrN
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NEX. RRrNSWICk

Terence Hickey, a twelve year od boy wa, SEM ~
,,c ,i,y hn.nil Yesterday suffering from lochaw.
,ii t~.uilc H. due T. nervous p.u,traton caused h'
cigarette smoking.
The election ON Tuesday made no change whatever
if, thc political control e The city, Charlie J. Warner
,pep. defc,iod Gcoisc j. Lticrst Demo ir ''f
c.ucotor. Charles \. Dunn ucml Va, elected CIV
,.e...r over G. ". Ca,tnor Rep. ard William }.
u,-ltl. DcmJ Wa elected cts Recorder over :. j.
Ford lEcpl The new Council stands D'm''F''''
: Republicans. ..
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now c,loRrD sry corLD BE BENEFITED

arr. ly attended meeting - th' recently formed col
l Industrial League 49, Aci is,t nieht n the church
ID, 81 benedict The Moor Hr'fh'i ana Downing -.
Tho agur ha, for %, object il' advancement ." color d
- ID, ali kind. ~ hi-iu,--. The principal addrr,, was
l..,.,a h, + Nr.,ui- stewart. WHO spoke 40 length
,n tho apathy shown by n,gro'- 800 tr failure 10 'n'f
mon, extensively into tho wof- 81 raising the Standing ~
fh r.. ln the world ~ commerce. H. suggested that
10 would De- eovi plan "f u' "f-'nf''"i "Y way OF
h.onuin, Ia secure guarantees from nty coord families
and rhon +, 20 y, -on' firm and promise that these hf:
f,nilc. would DIAL exclusively there" provided cooi'd
mann Ma. Given employment a. sal -uin ia Ga, store.
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Mr., NJ T. richards Yesterday gave r,tuIc Oh
Frypt in the Time of Moses before thc Young women
stndcnfs of the Misses LOckwOOds' seminary IN Tue
rcf"rmcd Chapel. . Martin Whalcn. age twenty
one was killed Yesterday between Mount vernon a.d
pcIamyillc by an express train. lie was employcu
by T. Broherton, at Pelhamye, whose h9u.e was va
I,rned ON sunday morning. Nhaen rescued the en-
,ie famiiv AZ The time at considerable peril to him
self. !,
PFEKSKILL.-NOu ROemcr. who was arrcsten
~, n charge Of having caused the death OF nine
vrarod Girl Nv a>saulting her, had hearing on lues
DIV night before Justice Baxter No evidence 9ut ,le
~ ,nn"nt which The gri had made TO her mother be
forc shc died was produced The justice thought TINS
insufficient and discharged Roemer.
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TTIZADtTH

OFFICIALS NAME y TOT Il OF lN7fh lI'N'
The cry Council accompanied ~ large hummer d
t,,c~,-f.d propcrt, pWuci-. and by Division onr'rn
,,..,,., p.laie # the Central Railroad and 'h'i
,..- t,,,,,n and assistant fngincer BROOKS. Of o."
r,,r.yNnua Railroad yesterday look = mp Over t"'
.....,,, covered by the proposed track elc' atom.
,nicf Engineer Brown explained What va. intended H.
~, Dam. ny both railroads II the 't ""nd grant men
w. , a. -, ahead The onli o'Jo' tl"r raj .ei L.
in ,t,u va. m %. poet 10 the 'l"-Ms 81 f''Il -
Iil- Xiii ulcly be- a,"id'd ~" matter com, up ioi
az, i,,. q. non AT Tie toInCl meeting tonight.
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sh.r,,'. Ffh-a,c. pailor- presented Brilliant scene
last evening when 100 m'nh'fs o the ntii'n 'lnp "i
- V..t at down tn dinner They also listened to an
i ,,r.-. hY Professor Ah,r, bushnell Hart, ~ lIar-
,,fa on Tho Problems " Iar,o ,ite-' Among tho,"
.nt were Dofman H. Eaton. the Roy M'soir Chadwick.
ElNb, IoIehou-c and Wond' fd' IA /. h''' :. H..
r,uth.n IT, John T. Taylor. J. Addison Brown. Ethan
.ii, n.ty ~ T. Salt,r Holland Davis. Robert l. Fiotn.
,,.,,afn " II. Cromwell, aud Jau'- Warren
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large audience attended he dramatic ana mns'a
entertainment for the benefit Of the church Of the Arch
i <,,,.Ynfk and The Church 81 81 John. Iol< Ham
uton which was given At ShcriY's yesterday afternoon
Tho ,ollowing .ook part Mis- Gertrude ,lswod, Mis-
Chairman Mr. Arnchia. MI. ANcf>chow, Michael Banner
A. NJ Bagby, Madame l'at'lH MIS- B'~t Mrs. l. Post
-, ,,.d,u. Holman +. 1. Mackc, \ onc-acc comedy rl
,nid .Out Ihis ENcninglIomc Tomorrow clrNcrN
,,d by Mr. Mackcy. accompanied by Mrs Clarence Post
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IIOB,)kEN

TWO INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES WIS.
-,,. rcturn. d., not change Sic result Of the
,.~,or cle,iinn in ilohOlcn. Collector Doves, ~
.e...r Dollirr and Water Commissioner Hayden were
,n.,,.d without opposition. The 'oun'ilm'n 'i'''''
ar, Peter noncclct Henry rimhcn n"lDy h',' an'l
a. a., l' .'tcr all democrats. Kelly and llnkcn
Il''' i,i.ucudcuf t.c.ri and beat the regular
,a,,,rc The school trti-tccs arr Hess ana lli'n'
m the First Ward. Reed ana cam in lu' Sc'oHu'
i,.,,u ~, t,c Third ana Alata ~ the FOURTH.
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THE EDITORIAL PRIVILEGE.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Here are two suggestive items. clipped rom a
X" viii be absent from the paper for one week.
hut have left our wife in charge
"" rho editor is still absent and in charge
rho, ,rho owe us ANYTHING had better come up and
'cttle at once. or they will be made TO regret it,
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Col onc A. s. Buford. Of Richmond
Va. and J. IL. Willard. Of Omaha. GlLSEf-"eneIal
Austin Lathrop Of Corning y. y and General George H.
Sharpe Of Kingston. y. Y. MURRAY HlLL-Congress-
man +. o. Nicdringhaus, Of st. Louis. VICTORIA
Robert Garrett family William f. Frick, j. 5. Flick
and William tmOr. " Baltimore.
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The difficulties I'm II. stephens Episcopal 'hultN
caused by the action Of the new rector. DR.. Pelham
Williams in atolishinG the sunday school and ntr"
ducng rualistc practices IF az extreme High 'huich
order have cropped ont anew over the Easter clc''">
The High Church party pollcd - votes for Ne'tiS men
and waldcus against l. 10y the opposition Inc
latter say that some legal voters were not allowed
IA vote and some not legally qualified cast their
ballots \ rneng has been held TO decide what
the matter before Bishop Littleiohn. When Dr.
Williams first wear va, up in March the vcstrl
Invited him 10 resign. but he declined 10 do So ana
now mat a vcstrv agreeing with his views has been
chosen he will remain. unless removed v the BISHOP
l. j. said that petition asking his removal hdN
received about thirty signatures.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl
PATERSON.

pr-RI1cIY TURNING 4 CHURCH MORTGA"E
large audience gathered at the First bapu>i
Church last night at the public cremation OF mort
gage on the property of $4,000. which had Just
been maid of The document was borne up the aisle
on a black draped catafalquc by young men in black
cassocAs and placed bier. while an orchestra
PLAYED a funeral march. Then the Rev Charlc>
uther Williams delivered funeral oration and after
surprise presentation Of gold watch to the pastor
thc Rev : H. Mccscr. who had pushed the debt
raising project through the trustees ana deacoms, WHO
were on the platform. lighted long wax tdpcrs ana
stood with them while the pastor set the mortgage
ablaze amid ioyfnl music from the organ The church
will continue jubilee services tonight ana Dmorro"
night.
II was reported TO the Board OF Health yesterday
morning that case Of smallpox had been discovered
AT no. 149 Olivcrst., the patient being Patrick Gun
nIncham ace nineteen. Health Inspector Lcal and
the other authorities took immediate steps to fumigatc
and quarantine the premises. and Cunningham was
removed TO the CITY Hospital for Contagious Diseases
an the side of the Prcakncss Mountains Cunningham
said that he thought he had contracted the malady
at the Clifton race track.
The total registry Tuesday for next Mondays
election was l69y5. Last fall ii was 1891.
w g. Hitchcock & CO.. Of York. have bought
the plant of the Lyons silk and Tapestry Company
in the Wavcrly Mill and will soon build an addition 10
that structure.
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LONG ISLAND.
FINED FOR DOCKING HORSES TAIL

FINED FOR DOCKING HORSES IAlLS.
President John =. Iiainc- OF the society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty b. Animals. caused the arrest
and prosecution Of Michael Shcchan, Martin Ryan
and Jane, smith for docking the tails OF twenty
monte, at WooGsburg. March l.. The horses II
i, aid belonged to John ID. Cheevcr. OF the Rock
away Hunt Club. and 10 be used in the game
4 polo superintendent IIankinson and Detective
pdenurg Of the society made the arrest and ariTgncd
The D. oner, before Justice Hewitt at the Woods
bnrg Court House yesterday morning for trial Inc
itne sc, for the pee pie numerous, and were most
emphatic in declaring the docking 10 be most
barbarou5 cruelty.
Captain Blake Mr.. Checvcrs manager. shu l" INC
magistrate That he appeared for his employer tne
owner Of the ponies. and Wa prepared To pea"
guilty for all implicated in the Affair." Mr. hecNcr
included, for causing and permitting the docking I"
be- done lie did not attempt to justify the ohence.
only on the ground that it. wa properly done me
Prosecution produced the tail Of a horse ana shower
b, Dr.. johnson and Mclean that the oprriLoh no
matter. how skilmlly doac. must ncct s>arlN cal'o
great ply steal pain and suffering. ana when supple
mcntcd by burning the stump with red hot iron inc
agony have been cNi rue lat NJ. i.t'h OF inc
defendants, claimed ignoianc" of law I'm mitigation
IF hi, crime. Judge Hewitt in prOnOuncng sentence,
aid ng to the fat that il va, their first ot"n'e.
be- would impose the full penalty In TIL, Instance
therefore he ~cni"nccd >hechan to pay hne OF f'o
and h, mpri-Onc IN the County Jail for twenty
day. he being the who a tually performed tho
operation. In the cases Of Ryan and Smith "A nm" or
so wa, imposed on each of them In the case ID
Mr. Chccvcr, decision Will be- rendered in few days
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
ann % Set, 80 ri,o 900 pm Moons Il
HI6H wArE.
-. s.nvuoot II al Gov IslanL IA i6 He'll cate. l0i
W-Ssnay iIook Al Gov. Island - Hell tst~ 1888
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IMPORTED ROBES AT S7.7h

We have placed in the saIesroom
on the basement floor, as an i'm.
ducement for the balance of tho
week, Il new line of fine all-wO0l
Cameletta Robes with three
fern-leafpaneIs, ten choice shades.
at S1.1j each.
Wool Damasse Dress Patterns
$500 each.
Stylish Stripes and Plaids, AZ.
inch, all wool, 80 cents per yard.
The remnant counters contain
a quantity of plain and figured
Cashmere, etc, i'm wrapper and
tea-gOwn lengths, at half price.
JAMES NICER EERY &CO..
Broadway and 18th st.
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,..or,c T. Fielder. who wa, re- elected county
rcr Ser la. fall. WI, sworn ID hS JUICE hn"pP AN"
lr.,an IN, Second term S''l''""'. ''
,,. celebrated the day with a lun'lron
John +. Lambert. who pl'ad'd F"'N '' INV
'',''' ,,,c If lie,my, wa sent to state Prison
,,r ,,yn wear Hc-tcfdrN.
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SIZE GOT $500 FOR \ HANDFUL OF HAIR.

SIZE GOT 5000 FVK \ HNNUF 7 Z VI FNTTt'
In "A suit brought by Mrs. Margaret M'Louchin
against Denis and Catherine Sullivan of Bon St, in the
city Court evidence given yesterday III regard {"
an assault alleged Ia have been committed upon the
defendant on June 10. l--y. y handful of long HAIR
wa, shown in court, which Mrs. Mclaughlin said Mr.
sullivan had pulled from her head, and shf showed ne
bald spots or her head from which il Wa stolen lhc
defence asserted that the HAIR I'm question was
false. 4 verdict awarding $500 damages was gwen.
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Silver Ware.

owes her fe and at any rate her reason to tho thick
Ocs. ~ her locks which prevented the brain from
feeling the full force of the shock.
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Mxs WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
U,. b..n used for FIFTY YEARS by Mll.LlONS
of M0TiIFI.S Tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ina with PERFECT SUCCESS. Il SOoTHtS No
ctii n SOFTENS tho GUNS. ALLAYS ell PAIN
CTRiS WIND COLO. and is tho bes. rsnedy, i 70.
nj ARRUOFA Sold by Druggiss IN every part OF Ae
world Twenty i've cents boua
When the head feels dull and heavy. the SKIN
,r,ar- ALLOW and greasy aud the stomach refuses food
TAX. Carter, Little Liver Pill- Don't forget TINS
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4 FINE THING FOR THE ETH
m. t,,,f,ut >D/DppN Z has taken = very prominent
,,o, the most approx, denufii'c, oi the day IL
l ,,,,,r article, the toilet. highly recommend q
H., al ,,o haA. used ht1ntiN'i asH pft-"rN'i "'
H. f f,ff, -hinr ia" mouth. -W''ths the pl'Slh Az"
,,f.,tlur the progress OF decay
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IIFNI>TFAD.-A mt~S meeting or farmers anu
i1Npaver, wa. held Monday. when measures heipIc
Congrc-, and the legislature were discussed James
Fray prc-led and William +. EhOdcs secretary.
Professor - g.. >pIldns, 500 rotary Of the NcW l"Ih
tate Farmers League. was The prn'lpi speaker
and declared that the farmer, had not had equal pro
lection with the manufacturers. ana tat th'N h'cdrd
Law, that would provide equal taxation elual ,dr.n,
and c1ual freight law, lie said further that the
farmers wanted the normal relation between real anu
personal property restored About forty n'mr- were
.cncd to a pledge to exercise efforts to secure tho
passage Of an equal tan law, and such other laws
A. NAV he 81 benefit Ia the farmer, OF tlc state.
The position 81 The Tribune with regard Z" us
matter heartily approved
BABYLON Trouble has broken out again IN the
apil~t Church over the payment Of bill If expenses
ral,cd nv IT. CATION resulting from reported ''hnh
in the church -cveral months i-O. g. Il. l'urr. VINO
,,h, WA formerly ocrl, t. the church presented
Dill for - ucusc, incurred which the church hao re-
lcct"d
COLLEGE pOINT.-Thc strike If the w"avers en-
ploycd Oh the Jcnn"tt silk VIII, Ia, ended ana inc
men have returned 10 work AZ the old rate,
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HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d.,
$40 WEST i26rlI-Sr.
Dtss.,s OF Nervous System aenito rinsry OsfAns
Impotence And SteriIiy' ho"'' " L. " o.
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Kcep's Dress Shirts to measure. for 81. None
better A. any price. 500 and sil Broadway.
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A NEW COLLAR.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19
SELECTING A site.
The army Board Examining Locations
for ths Ordnance Plant.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The Army Board
appointed to select a site for gun foundry
under the provisions of the Fortifcatlons
Bill is now In session at Rock Island, III.
The personnel of the board is as follows:
Colonel William p. Craighill, who has di-
rected almost all the important river and
harbor work on the Atlantic Coast; Lieu
tenant Colonel Adelbert r. Burlington of
the Ordnance Department, who is in charge
of the Springfield (Mass.) Armory; Colonel
Henry Closson of the Fourth Artillery.
whose headquarters are at Atlanta, Ga, and
Major Clarence Dutton OF the Ordinances De-
partmept, Washington.
A preliminary meeting Of the board was
held in New York about month ago and
plan of procedure outlined. The first REGULAR
session was held at the New Denison Hotel,
Indianapolis, October 18th. The Indian
apolis Board of Trade entertained the Army
Board, and Indianapolis ''put her best loot
foremost" The Mayor of the city made
little speech and hoped that Indianapolis
would be selected. 1t was just the very
indianapolis had natural gas. AS to the
transportation of such big guns, both the
Pennsylvania and Big Four railroads had
assured him they were ready to carry them,
aud that their bridges every day sustained
weights equal to the twelve-inch tifty-two
gross ton CONS In question. The Mayer also
pointed ont the fact that Indianapolis freight
rates north, ,.east and south were much lower
than at Rock Island, Illinois, and the Gpy-
eminent by selecting indianapolis would
effect a saving in Transports ion ossf.oI1.
80 to 80 per cent
1t never once dawned upon the Hoosier
intellects that Benicia Is in this race, and is
pretty sure of capturing the prize The
Army Board goes next to the gulf coast, and
from there to San Francisco, and expects to
return to Washington and report by Decem- :
Der lSt.