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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-09

NOR RENT-A desirable business once
l. in best bloc, in town. Inquire at this
Office. 2-ltf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-09

EOR SALE'-one fine yearling cclf. eight
l. head stock cattle, calves and heifers:
also one tubular AK wagon, and harness.
both asgoOd "a new Time given. ENQUIRE
OF J. Robertson south salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-09

DATRONIZE Home Industry, and use
L Mountain Balm Cough cure. Guar
anteed to give relief or money refunded
Manufactured BY Il. IL. cross, salem, Ore
gon. Smith & Steiner sole agents for
Salem. l-gdlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

VEST HESTER Comfy.

WIFE PLAINs. Ihpnn. IcrrrI. -. YONG ma.
Who W. committed :" IL" I"urhL"r-" l..,i" I-YlIn'
i,.i i".i'!. AZ" from III l,iiI' Ind VA" re- hNH'
from ~" k"'l"' DIV Last r'.. N!.l" W. ~, !
rr'm"''s parade u. r".rit,'p -. tran pin, al -"
War H. hl- hIfl" ofr va, w.'lhnr Il't tlr' -t''t'
L"',npr hrd bern -r.k b; n.,ii.nc ard '"s"ii''i
uarl'.'d mat IA" Vh, commissioned - r'v, ~" i;b
Io'i ~" E"plli'lu, ard liz I''n"' rat III
bold their tUcI"-, '"'""'.',,i- =: WHIT" I1niI.' H.
la; III" k"phlcan a-plr,nt> f"I tl" n"nIn,t;",
.il',ahd"r !h' lpi. j.. Il ~ aud Joan \. ''L
croft. If ~lnt >iut. While tho, 90 tie D"ln' Hath
sd are william g. -'nllirhrr. y! Nui.'" IA" pr,
ci' incumb"Ii 'dl,r Fl,,', 81 80, .il AID W1d,
IIutcim-. Of kihssiHid.c ia" a"ni" ii -. l.. Iri''"
II also mciItir"
VT. NEKNON. Papers hiv, been e"rv"i on rt'.-i
dent ~i'hilVri. 81 a." I'i -: \lIIt," l.u-r".. -
uu4iihG ia" iari:d I" .'uW 81. 90 in."i II. h'
tot" .Indg' i, hnar ~ WHITE r. 80. why ilr No''t-,
tl' ",d "'dri,u"' hy TIE ''l =. lliiN Of TIN :"
l.arth"lpn"w N't'ihN hruld :ui ., il'1 The t'f'u
oath within thIriN day. after ilr ,n~.i., "i IA"
hy every public "N'lh +" wear that II" J. not con
n'ct'd with ia" Manufacture" SALE 81 li'iu"-. Tn
tee Mrf,raN has mel '"d iil,. sue, oath. ana y
Si.d that lr. !, directly cnii"c"d With tn ale q"
liquors. The prom, I'd improvement" 'u ~"
line ~ the Sew Haven iailrr,d lttw'" 81" IL" i'
and W'"AilNn have. ben L..:Ii. tauc> 81 lti"f'r
A"' AZ "nrL getting adv foi IA" LIVING e" f'n" q
pressed tiar,.
IONEIR-. \ fair "I"'."i Yesterday In Ia"
arnorN 81 'l' ..tlI >cpai." t"mlrn! 81 ~" National
';unid at l"n." 81 III" iutpu-' III raising fund
toward crotirs the soldiers aud sailor m"ndin'ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
W.NOEk CITY

L'pr'1lr7nf ,rg.tr 'oday' I'M, IS ne rr.. d,y ,or
re0''r'ron IN 'u cuy. m, n.r.- ,r'na,u, day, ~,
D-'ob"r -. l. 1nd $ m E>;.crr,n o",rs az, oy..
from a. ~. tn''u l.
Euscr" DAVIS. a well known IRISH Nationalist. arl
newspaper MAJ. who Ia, lvcd in Parts for >c,c.a
years. arrived "a Sew York hy N" wyoming las, week
i'"'dhr t" maxi" H. t.'lrc home IA the Tinted
state.
In police court Yesterday Policeman Fd'vard
Sweeney If The Ninth Ircri:c lcid for ..ootn.:
George g. Rankin IN ~" Thigh ON september .. whcn
The policeman drunk
The Rev. Dr. Onion. of Newark received Yesterday
letter from Dublin IN which II W.T. stated t,.,,
rhoumA Gin VIII l." o." of w" Parliamentary -.
'cntativ"> {" CON" 70 tins 'or'try IN pl.c" u O'lr
and Dillon. VII, have t""n arrested. NJ ,,ill i.t,,
beng c"ci"d :" rarlirnc.'. va. Il writer on ~r,c
ti'iIolc W"rld" ii t,:> CIV.
Tho Cougr-rr',o-al Cicrlcal u,lcn held u. o,.,
meeting y"'t"lf,y At IL" Ii,ir H,U.c. Vaca,-oa r.
cltals ""'np"d "a" A,n!. IN" uud-ra'rr Pro! ,.,,-
ThwlIE. Of liu,'hlTn. d""i' IL lr.'h III i> ohrrva
iions last year IN I"i. CAMS, and laia' atd - X"
'h"crn''v on TIA" i7D-f"e, Of nj rr.,.
archbishop cor:isa. VIII 90 10 Nyack To- day 70 nd
mii!-;"r e." ~i"?iu.r't of confirmation. 70 scyrra
hundred children IA Il. AIMS Church l.. That rla"
IT," United stat framing ,lup jamestown. com
naItcr Lant"rr-lI. arrived yrt"rlav tiuin NnI.!r.
10y way Of ll"lnp'"a EOah- ii" ha, complement
OF -oi officer; and men, and curI", Twelve yII..
Al anniversary celebration ~ NJ ,iiprv Of Ct,,.l, Al
Mc' M'kcy. VIII b" given Oh FRIDAY next IN "a. {,
thcdra! III THti ave. Archbishop Corrlr.n VII -
Gc!a'c.
The opening meeting - "a" winter ~. cou ~ thc
New York Academy q -i"ncrs Vas ,r'li ~ Hamilton
Hail. Columbia College, lat cv"nin-. 1h"r" vt. To-
regular programme tut The uicu.tcr- -p't ped'n't
evening In exchanging acc0aut, # place, end oh',
visited in the summer
Tie -cln annual election 81 oH.t"r, Of tn Ynu,.
Mems society ATTACHED 10 Holy Innos"it.' tlu.i,I
tH1H place Yesterday afternoon IL" sr,l at'ic' cd
- The church, Adam De Nc:iiov Wa mad p:c-.!~rt
T. J. Nee nrihy secretary and !. Mrt.urh trcu.urc,.
The Tr,in AttitIIc Of the Church q: Chil.t nl
Temperance" vas Ia" Rev Ur. Howard C!"sb,'
theme before m" I,"'"rind Pa-tpr-' \, ,dtt On
80 20 KcaIr,t vtS;rrtnt. The a.!Iic,, va listened
a. with the dt"I".-t interest
The twenty nine evening schnl inciudins Nc fpu
high schools, IN the various past, OF The ct.. opened
their door, AGAIN lat c:cnHs. Though he al
icIdnncc unusually !drIr ID" cXa'I nrinl"r Il
Dr. ". seward W.bh IA, increase! tlr. National
lI0r.c show .>s>,ciap,l, prize If .2OJ f tn IN
bred taio'> t.r" year Old and ovci b, offering
Plate III" valu" Of 400 ". T. law-,n also offer,
800 III money ct p!,t" TT The Lat tIorurLr Il .tn
ion for getting hunters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

schools las boen criticised has not born assigned for
critical reading In class in the schools.
Patrick Carney who was arrested hy G. g. France.
Of No. 230 Adclph St. in the ward Of his house on
saturday morning. after he had attempted To break
into the honsc. waived examination Yesterday. and
held for the action Of the Grand Jury. He has
spent dozen years in prison.
Mrs Mary f. II. De Witt has begun suit to re-
$4,000 rs damages from the Kings County
Elevated Railway Company for injuries said TO have
been caused lv collision in the fog the station
at Fnlt0n.st and Nostrand.avc. January 81, 1890
The defence is that she signed a release.
The name Of the po,tonicc and railroad station in
what has long beri known rs N" village ~ New
Utrecht In the town Of the same name on the Br0ok
lyn. Faith and West End Railway. has been changed
Ia Van Ielt Manor.
The october meeting Of tho Brooklyn and Long
Island Preachers Association was held yesterday III
the lecture room of the Young Mems Christian A.
sociatiou 4 paper upon Providence and Prayer"
WAS presented lv thc Rev. George Adams.
Edward nI,onrkc. ,ivty-Gvc years old, of No 23l
Cold st. WAS killed Yesterday morning by an acct
dental tall from the StoOp Of his hon>s into the area
where his nek was broken.
The Free Bap,is, anniversaries will this year be
hold in the First Free Baptist Church. keap'St ami
Marcvavc TO day, Tomorrow and Thursday The
nrogranmc for the threedays' iOnS consists OF do
voional crv.co. Sermons reports Of the various com
nittccs and officers addresses, and meetings Of mis-
rictip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
VISITING GREAT INDUSTRIES.
INTERESTING TRIPS OF THE IRON AND
STEEL MEN.
SOME GO To PHn:NIXVII.LF, OTHERS TO CAMDEN,
WHILE MANY EXAMINE LOCAL WORKS.

Phad' lphia. oct. 9Th" visiting iron and steel men
and their !.,dc> have passed day Of industrious sight
"ctlu; ~ spite Of the stormy weather. Every iron
works Of Importance in the nciehborhood has been i'll
Nadcd by eager crowds Of Germans and EnGl'h and
their gilt badge have been picuou- III all tho public
building. Tonight the reception Ia the C"mtc dc
PARIS expected to draw local celebrities from
the reception {" the visiting associations. bat the hand
Of The academy If Fine Arts were thlOGed
from . ucl,c until midnight.
w." hundred da,ntr>S iron men lcf their hotels in
covered cOHvctau'cS this morning, amid steady down
p"ir and took the train for PhocrNvill". several
hour passed in us ?cctng the work If the Phoc
niA Hri'!cc Company and the blast furnace and rolling
mills of the Phoenix Iron Company. The return trip
made ly way Of NicctI wn. Other establishments
visited wc" tie t'cortc V Gre marhin" works the
Harrison Boiler Works and The shops IL the Link tclt
ENGINEERING company. Lunch"' was ~cr,rd on the
ihlu. I"utlin Ecll and Alexander Thi'cu were Of
tie party. Assistant superintendent B"nzano, John VI.
Hartman AID y. j. Dicyci. IT, acted Il, g'ild">.
III JIr"> k.iN"r arI >ir John .i!cvn. and about
seventy iir" uf'!,. t"h part - pii1t' cX'ursp'i
- III" BALDWIN Locomotive Wurk-. whi'. ar TIE
lar;',t III ~" w"rld aud CIV" employ 81 1000
men, >r Jane, klt>r l. At the head 81 the largest
be- n.uv" wori> III En:l1ud. winch turn ont about
10 'cilr- a Nrrr. ~ l,ldwln', last YEAR 80 wcrr
ma ma ur'd. a'i hi, v:'~ product VIII b. nearly
1000. I.c nuiuI"r manufactured u.two'n -. and
~" L"-,lr'nc al tn yrar 1885. Th, plant
o"vci> Twelve II ,"1id ,'d III i pift"rn shops
N" d" -, ir 900 Il Il r''t kinds OF l. tlv's. 4
nv" t.. ~:"am hammer va AZ work durin: ~"
u, TIE. party W. c,i.!,;',"d through H." wurK. by
t""r-' h.lItm. IT,. ". t. l"ul'r, Or EdWi9l
Williams AID superintendent :. \. Van tLnr From
t!'N.i.'- -, VISITOR d. !" ~. tool np,., Of WILL
iu ."ll"'> 'r ~rrr'' th.l we're r.,rlv.,. lv Cp.c
:tt -.."r- !ili 'ili> t"d Wlfr,.l i,H.>. ! ,rntl
prs accepted Waiter W""> Iuvi't'I, T." Inspect tn.
: iiui'n lyon N"'- ~ l.. y. Werl Go lh., com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
IONG ISl,AND.

u
TIL" Ort"',"r term If tn" Qur'ns t.hIifv Court 81
oyer and T.! ~ Fer IL y',i"riN morning ~ Ion.
Island CIV. \ >'u~liIuI sII-cd ~ ih" c"ur;
" District ~ I"Ln fliiin. rising lrf'" jude
cullen rlnrs'! III" trd Jury :d ivln- h Il he l'rl
paInt. 10 MAX" a.:iIns a." Police t"'nni-' "r":
81 Inu: Iaud itv ana the sheriff II queen, tnnni'
for h"ir filui" 10 -upprnS pool selling al Ia" Puritan
Club a.O against III" Western InIuu Telegraph &
linV for con piricv to violate the law against pool
selling. The b!>tr't Attorney aid shat lat rur'a,
raids maj the pool -r,"nl,. Int they vri'
again In full blast whu twrnt, i"ur h0ur, after
ludcc Cullen charged the Gr;trd lnr strongly To- sup
port the District ATTORNEYS complaint.
Mavor Gleason created II lively ~c"nc in Miller
lipnor shop IN the ait ,un. when the II'" WI
PACKED with p""lscll"r- and their friends. who had
been driven from fi":r place 81 lusiH"~> IA the Inri
tan flu, rooms hv Sheriff '"ldn"r. who ordered them
I" clos" MP At noon. The Mayor III Il rle' l."
fiu>" Of IN" wholesale ,mplain'~ against himself and
l> Police commissioner, which had been made I" tn
suppress the poe" cllcr~. lie caught District N"rn"S
Fleming whil IN" latter eating his dinner ~ th'
restaurant ad lining the barroon and at once cr;'i
10 upbrad HIN Tor his ingrittudc 10 the man Whose
marty had rcn0mnhtcd him u week ago for District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
TIE TRADE CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. q Special).-AlfhOugh Bloom sold ont
. million or 50 II long wheat. and although Conl>tock
and Logan and other holders let 20 their line prices
nevertheless kept on moving mp until December az
time showed an advance saturday Of -
cents. Even at the close prices showed a gain If
little over one cent The trade az night was try
ing decide what the for il all was. October
opened - "a. sold between % II and 81, and
closed nomnally at ., Ga December opened al
: OF H. sold between 81 Ol 1--0Sl ~ and II O3 -
and closed al ~ % l.. May opened at ~ vi :.
>od between II O T. and clo-cd ~ % LA al o,
- far a. the outside news |, concerned, and indeed
far ~ the pit trading was concerned. there WI,
apparent adequate explanation Of the unusual strength
he Northwestern movement was large enough Ia make
tho shorts believe when they got the figures that
price, would at >cll OFF, Minneapolis had So
ears Duluth $50. The clcainnc'~ were small again.
The visible supply showed good deal smaller Increase
Than wa expected. There was. however. some eS-
port business done. 10000 bushels at New ork by
Iuydeii. and $4,000 at Duluth by Dunn. Hutchinson
wa "A large buyer. The receipts Of corn. f3- cars.
were a good deal under tn" expectations. The erti-
mae, for Wednesday, 81, cars. were small for two
days. The movement wa, good deal behind that OF
lait we, for the same two dayr and greatly under
last years. This was reason FOR an advance IN
nrrcs Then there was wet weather in the Northwest.
October opened at 40 81. sold between 40 ] . and
% Is, and closed nominaly at so Ia December
opened at ~ - and closed at 80 Ia: MAY opened
al 81 -. ,od between - and 80. and closed ar
~ !. Vessel room chartered for 2oDOOo bush
eds oats helped by the strength OF the SIR
rounding grain pits Provisions naturally showed some
tulpruVcnsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

The RESIGNATION OF DIR. CrlLER APPROVED.
The fall meeting Of the Broollyn Pre>bytery was
held Yesterday in the Clas>on Avenue Presbyterian
church The Rev. l. V. W. schcnck was made
rodcrator a letter received from the south on
Cty Prcsbytcry transferring the Rev. Will ur Flskc
Wood to the Rroolyn Prcsby,cry. aud he received
A prtitioE was received from the French Church AT
voodhavcn asking To be placed under the care ct the
Ireshvtcrv II decided to call i; the french
ryangcli.tic Church. The Lafayette Avcnu" Church
reported the resignation o! the Rev. Dr. Cuvcr. ana
Dr. Cuylor Who was present asked th" !'rcNbvtcry 10
.ocept the resignation. This approved and COM
olmcntary resolutions We're adopted. The Rev Dr.
Hall reported the relations existing hetw""n the
Hoard Of Church ErcctionS and the Prcshvtcry. He
said the contributors the Board for the last year
Rad been much less than in former year. ana "p'
pealed for more generous giving.
The following dismlssalS were made by request
" Addison Dca>on. q ccntiatc to the Prcslytcry Of
Newcastle the Rev W. J. Bridges 10 the prc,bytcry of
West jersey, and the Few. e. f. Lord 70 the Essex
prcsbvtcrx The Rev A. T.. Conrad. of the iinsl'c
street Church qucscd that the meeting should AZ rs
close adinlrn Ia meet at that church on Thursday
call from the First Presbyterian Church. al Edscwtcr.
: L. reported 10 have been accepted lv the Rev.
Wilour pske Wood.
The Slowlng clergy mcn were elected delegates to
.lc (crral SYNOD The Rev McS,r>. Cuyler. llalscy,
Mont emery Wvli". Wood and Prichard .ih"rnate>-
Evans The following elders were also elected
dc!ccseS: McsSrS. Howe. RAY Hannah Morse, lcndcr
son md Ham. MISUNDERSTANDING, Branch.
G!lle, Hazard, Eridgcmam and London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
FIGHTING AGAINST FLAT-UOr-E

number of the wealthy residents Of I'll" Prospect
Park slope were interested yesterday in suit RE
City Court growing out 60. tho erection Of Hat h"lS">
in JncA->t.. near Eighth ave. by Erwin Y. '"lincr
after he had been paid rr lots in Inion = near hy.
and had agreed II Is all god. o. hd ia' pu-eS
The sut brought nv Lester ~ Lows. ~ NJ. 80
PreSidCDt->t. VINO. with General stewart l." Woo"
ford and others recently e.ot'd fine houses t't
part Of the CIV. Mr. Lewis Nr. Golncr afr h"
had bought the lois las winter. and an a:!""lncnt
reached 10 bny ont Mr. GOLFER, who pad Sl1"o
for the lots and sold them f.: S3i 900 verbal
agreement made by Mr.. rollncr. il is charge.
To- buui any fat ho,>"> IN Mat n"cib"rnpod. b.;
he declined a. .cn agreement. on III" ground TIA;
h. might be considered bac hniAcr Il he I'D. shorty
atcrvard Golncr prepared plans for iat hpuS", within
fcw hundred feet. He denies that h" a;r""d not :"
build any flats. and that all the PROPERTY j. now
held BY his WIFE temporary InjulCt'H VI secured
after the work ~ under WAY. Tic hearing III
the case Will be- Continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
Females.

I,Xrr...tl \,Ip ,..,., 400,
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" y '.i.' ';:'nn "'r''. !.-''s $50.
II lH'l las ,ryt - r-.,,'" f,.u.
L -,.u, .,..., -. AID A., al.
b.. ~ ~ ;rnc.. y Irwit. r,,oNt,
p...n ~, T.: !r 1.
y '"'f y '''N ~ 40
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.,.,.:
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" 3. %. 10 'H-' 80 ''''''' 81 " -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
To, PAY FOR WIDENING A S1REFT.

The Aldermen Yesterday ordered judgment asMl''
to city t. lie paid Z" the arn"l't Of @ll6.4l'' growing
out u The Wfdcnin- n North soCDnd 81. ard Tl'l'i
e. the Crescent Watch 'nmIanv aS damages cAu'"1 b'
FOODS o. water. petition WIS present" " III
clo;-:mcn and others askinc th The residents - o."
region Of the city between Twenty f0urth-st ana ''
CITY Inc be protected Against the danger Caucd h'
ne rInrinC # steam motor on ~" Sur'nTr IN I'M
ave. II Wa referred {, tho Railroad b Jli.lt'ct
Thcrn Wa resolution adopted providing That u" s"c
abroad c,'npaN chang" IT. no'!Vc pO""! "!'H'W
fr.t .ul minc plan, 10 III" Civ " ,rhs Commits
(, he sr!t back IT, the Aldermen fo" Gr"l Approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
GATHERED About THE TOWN.

Reprbicons r>9fs'er '0drB The 0hcr dGys Of reGSyn
ton BrooiIyn T. dncstoL Oc'ober H. frhid :.
Ocfobr, 81 dnd >dfddg O''oLcr % tn" poiiin0 places
VII ~Op'" from 7'o loa AMI rD,n )! 70 nor N.
Tie fifteen evening schools in different parts o!
ihc city rcOpc!.d last evening with a large attendance.
The Evening High school for the Western District this
year Is held Public school NJ II. at Third
ana Schcrmcrilorn -. 4 NV graded course ~ study
VIII be pursued this wear IN all The schools.
William T.. White Of No 81 First Place, i foreman
Of The October Grand Jury.
superintendent Maywell says that LOngfelow )
AAaaue Of Pandora" TIA Of which III tic public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
MAY

M,S ...: Ssi5;s 81, 81: 81.
c..a qu.'?a. s s, GGS Fcn q S and sp, I'M;
S o'! oat. e: &c. ~ ryI Goao!s: 80 ascy 7$
mss No. p asS'a 5l = y'" s,r ' %
res i'd. "o' 90" dy c sG ,1 "o" s Gf sSes o.
% s:s'.r No. white oats No. ""''t '' 90
Articles. Hrc"d2,'' sh'pinsenMsSn
MAJ, f, 1000 %@"8
&, ,n G Gn.h 5S?.coj $1,000
H., bush sa:i 1913 800 ZOO
On rroduc Ey to day the butter market waS
unchanged. Egts. l'"i-c. ,-
80 ssS-. 10 i$ary %Ias Il o sS's sn. q:
snncs st."nS boo sh ' "r nd atve arm
@S sea ,,> ia god d%a"S 4. '!r'" SaS 81 :a
rof: ,C;o la' IN goo" ana"d j., 49, 9, IN n ,ai;
%, "' IN .ar a %.i ,t r' wE5y S2S nrm
n, ID, %: %, %" DIV lev. + ,1 i HT Iin
seed on Light demand h'n; $780,: >'2"r gI Hy, a mr@'
,i,ar TG"I i7 Demand n hm choice iul
syss YacT ,aA ,G>7, Tc,,'G &C., o., o,,. T in
3" Hhi,r 70 on 's";a TO- n 81 ~ ,,gcs
% 81; k% GH !" 80, N'I sa IS januaiy =, - ia.
scp.ou. loo hn. Tn~l' 4;1V b @urn Sari%yy:
rh,alrnn OF f!or :.:n 9ai E Ea a..
family. sl4t. - rn',y! 9.h f rr"" ,,shs ~" 80
= - wsnt.r p,imt - -, Mnu",oa car I'D
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HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEFNOOkT Sir Henry W. Tyler NJ p. Of England.
sud Sir Jos. pb Hick.on OF Montr' al FIFTH AVENUE
s,,,o- Arthur p C,orrlan and Colonel James t. bcrret.
~ Navland; cNGOvrino Henry =. Baldwin Of Michi
r., md General Joseph X Anderson. Of Virgins
,,IISY-Igdgo Charles Daniels 81 Buffalo and Congress
,,ou William Mutch!rr. OF Ponnsy lNania. GRAND
,rNVR Professor G. V. Riley, L. ). Entononc.t
\FW.lOEk I hef.Justicc Edward B~rnude7. II
Louisiana .IIAZh- FNGoy"rnor Thomas NJ Waller.
y, , onu,,.lcut . VICTORIA John X Cowcn. Of Bait.
more 600 WINDSOR j. II. McNick,r. Of Chicago, and
Ea,l Mora. q! IOndCn.
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A YoJ.HG MAN sWINDLES A pRlF>1

Another Catholic priest in tho Eastern District has
been swindcd lv A stranger. Recently Father
ear"naIa complained that he had beer robbed OF.
s. 600 10y TWO New York lnnco men. Now Father
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Mother. tells Of how young man. Charles
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charitable pocket t. the extent o! go The Young
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matter and Int for detective. The officer u
vc>r .i'.d The aid arrested the young man. He
was held by Justice 'i,cttinc for trail.
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