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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
Tybo to the Fore.

The old c,mp of ryhn in Nye county
will soon he the see re of great activity
An English svnileite has purchased
from N 5 'rrowhridee & CO., the go
mine, mill and works, and the DIM
mick mine from Lise and Dimm,ck
These mines hay, produced millions
in times past aud there is tv-ry pros
pect of reviv i IF its pad prosperity.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
Letter list.

Letters for the iolnwing-named
persons are unclaimed ia The Haw-
lhorne Ppstofiiue:
Compstnn John.
Corlmarsh Geo.
Donsette Bai,ti.
Hamlin ) A.
Hupiere Frank.
Monrypenny Fl r.
McNight Mrs q.
Pitman d va.
Parker Charles.
Poor Horace.
L SuMMERFIELD, p. NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01

Have the person whose name YOU
wish 10 know iuiorm YOU in which Of
the upright columns The first letter oi
The name is contained. II il i found
in Ut one column, il rs tie top letter,
il it occurs in mnre than one column,
il is found by adding the ,alphahetlc,l
nanhers Of thetop lelteF., of the col
Sgn.Gs IN which il is 10 be found, the
s I'm being the number at The letter
sought. By iakiug me letter Mt time,
in the way outlined above, The whole
word or the name may he plainly
spelled out. Take The word Jane MS an
example. ] ia nnd in two columns
beginning with b and II, which are
the seconl ln1 eight letters dnwn the
alphlhr; Their sum is ten. and the
tenth letter DIVA the alphabet i j
the letter Dusht. The neYt letter. A j.
appears in but one column, the first,
where It stands AT the mead. N is seen
in the columns headed b, D and II.
which are he second. fourth and eigh h
letters ot tho alph ,bel; added, they
give the four eeath or N. and 30 on
The use Of this table will excite no
htle cariosily among those unac
qraiuteu with the rules Of the cxplanS.
a.,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
The M. Oiab,o,

The dividend If 40 cents paid by
Mount Dahlo last week was the first
his year. II amounted To 10000 II
rs the. fit crnih, anil makes 4 total of
$50 600. There have been three as -ess-
m,nis in all. ameunliug to $l37000,
The lasl assessment having been levied
in June, 1889 The mine has just
sb,ppeu $10GTl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
A Curlo.

The Chloride Belly B,nd MAINTAINS
iis reputation last week. As a literary
production il is 4 curiosity. But lis
nnsiiness preclndes The possibility OF
lis being keep in decent calumet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
WHAT'S YOUR NAME?
An Ingenious Table by Which Ii
NJ Y be Ascertaired.

BY use OF the lahl. given. b, low, says
the ST, Lonis Repualic. You can ascer-
tain The name of any person or place,
providing the rules below The le,tered
diagram are strictly observed:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
A Ripe Old Age.

J. H. Holconib and vile, of Belcher-
Vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty
fifth wedding anniversary, and are
still hale and hearty. The secret Of
their lopg life and good hearth Is that
they correct any slight ailmenl prompt
", and in that way avoid rions sick
mess. Like most every one else, they
are more frequently troubled with con-
stipnlion than amy other physical DIS
orders To correct this they take 81.
Patrick's P,lis ID preference to any
Other, hecaI e, as Mr.. Holcomb says,
They are II mild pill and, besides,
keep The whole system IN good "rntr
We pr,ze them very highly" For sale
by r NJ KING and Knapp & Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01

Dyspepsia in all lis forms is mot only
relieved but cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
HALE BROS & co.
Ready to Mail.

OUR FALL AND WINTER CAT
ALOGUE is now ready for distribution
and will be mailed FREE of charge up
on application. 1t is large book---over
l2O pages and is profusely illustrated,
faithfully picturing thous lnds of articles
of merchandise in our great establish
ment. 1t is the ideal shopping guide,
and by perusI of its pages the reader
has as great a command over our prices
and assortments rs though person ally
at our counters. 1t is a mirror OF fash
ion, all the latest styles in various lines
Of merchandise being shown by illustra-
ton as we'll as by description. Send for
it, and secure the benefits of the lowest
prices on tina Pacific Coast.
Orders by Mail Receive Prompt Attention.
Puritan Calf Dross
lln'es Puritan dress most
,atl Puritan exu
cowlde These
constanty the increase
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

A STRAY BULL RECENTLY CAME TO
n my ranch on Fast Wa ker River. He
i five or six years old, deep red color, ans
branded on the right hi,, with letter :
surrounded by heart.
The owner can have the annually paying
COSTS.
Address
A. CHARLEBO7 s,
East Walker River, Esmeralda COUNTY
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
Peculiar

n Combination, Proportion, and Process OF
preparation, Hoods sarsaparilla possesses thu
ull curative value of the best known RENE
lies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods
arsarari,la is the only medicine Of which
an truly be said, 400 doses one dollar
'ther medicines require larger doses. and DE-
produce as good results as
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
ocular in its medicinal merit, Hoods
arsaparila accompllshes cures hitherto I'M
.nown, and has won the title of "The great
st blood purifier ever discovered"
Peculiar in its "good name at home -
ere is more ri Hoods saryararilla sold in
DWELL, where it is made, than OF all other
ood purifiers.
Peculiar in It's phenomenal record of Gales
broad, no other preparation has attained
leh popularity In SO short time. 1t
Is Peculiar TO Itself.
Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness
its advertising, its methods are continually
sing copied by competitions.
Peculiar in the way 1t wins the peoples
,nfdence, one bottle always sells another.
Hoods SarsaparIlla
ID by druggists. 81; six for g. Prenared
lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

ONE SMALL BAY HORSE, WEIGHT
" about 800 lbs, o white hind feet.
email white s: ct on .orehead aud white spot
on lose; branded K on left thigh aud e on
right shc uldrr; also Is on LETT chou der
One dark iron gray horse, saddle marked,
both ears split. branded s on left shoad +
Any person or persons claiming ese
horses will please call at Fletcher'S Esrae-
ralda county. Nevada. prove tn horses. pay
charges or them and take them and oblige
the undersigned.
v.D. FLETCHl r,
=. +. FLETCHER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
ORANGE.

Norrls Whiting, a young man t"ch'y-'hroc ''"'
old and the son Of Charles f. Whitlhs, met P''
,,I accident on saturday afternoon. lie was Ii""H
,1o,, Valley road, West Orange. when MS S'rruP
.,,, ,rolc and he was thrown of. Rcmoun'ihg' nc
,o, scarcely started again bciorc MS morse o"i''"
,ri,h him and ran for a mile at a hc1i!o"S pace Al
a., min entrance 10 Llcwclyn Park inc hoIsc
r,.ca and threw him, dragging him for somc as
,o,o AVID ,tcppiig on his right leg. Just ABOVE ,c
milo crushing the bones. lie suffered DINER u.
,r,,aI iuiurics II Is doubtful whether he Will eNoi
recover the Use Of his leg
Tho baseball season Of the LcwclFiN anu NV
or,r-c branch Of the Ioung Men, Christian A''oo''
.,,, ,r.,,d ON saturday. in the Evmhlc lle"Gyh
park before large CROWD 81 p'"P'' Wv
winning hy 4 score OF l. I" H. . . o, ....,, ,r,,.,
Ing of Young T.ldn, yc-t'Idiy diU'''""n D' ~
into new house, !" iIn'ol" n,;nr, ,n,,d there
'r,u n. could hrlut hi, family 10 t"c Pr IN
-. into the variuu> boxes and scdtlcr" ~, '"I
49,, arruud after packing up whatever drucIe' 81
r' III ,nov coud find and placing Them near IN"
cellar windows. where they coma I''''IIi I''o', .,
oftrr dark They then went INTO the McH' an. ,h
of the water pipes, aid INC "'''''' '' i -
house Hooded. 80 .,
The East Orange Township Committee VIII hoId
H.. regular meeting 10 night. 10 morrow tNi'.ns
Engineer C. T. Jarrett. OF Newark, VIZ present I" w
rnr,mon Council and the t.tE Ms committee INV
Nm. fnr th. sewerage II the o'y which ne mas PEI
- work ON for the last siN months. lHi Phl WI
h.. favor, and which Will 10" ln an pro- a'lli,'
"dortod +, that ~ carving th" sewrTa-" ny EIN'f
49, a.. limo 90 the Second River. through The Town
,lip, of East Orange, Boonh'd an" l'''' 't' ,Tc
Pa>,a.c River ~ point -"he ni.'"". '1' ,,,,,r
a.. .,"finr for the VALLEY district the Tc-t 81 the
leverage iciu. carried 80 hy gravity.
Tho w.,t oraac. police authorities have taken q
decided stand on the question - i''' 't.Nin-' rt
wa, ar.a,ucI Icforc JUDGE Hold ana fined I'll 90
II VA, not hl, first oNcn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
vryvIpINSlVICK.

Tho senior contest a. Iiltrcr- College fT TIC
ru-.iuc Prize ln cNtcmpo.auoou- ~t"iii"- Was H.'N
If Kirkratr!ck chapel saturday. the judges l''".
nr g. H. Worries. Dr. l.. II. Cook nnd i"sim'-'e!
"a If Price There were seven contestants warren
/ Noyon. - Nary-vllle ham, l.. W. oiaic-hu.y. "
M,tteasan. y =. !. \. Potter. u Enh8y Howard
". Ennis, Of Albany. y y. H. T. -cadd'r' 81 SAUCER
,ie.. y. y: Warren >chcuck. Of Nc" hrnn'"c"' ana
Alexander Van Wagner. az Paterson =. .. Wan
Wasoncr received first pre- asa s'he''N -"'''''
IT,. subject va, Tile secret Of TIE Uniform -N''''
Of English Coiouic,.'
The Noau- Men, chr -tian Association II ire rr
cclci .atel 1t, t.c.'yihri anniversary yet ''''. ~
church In liz. cts va- ltrcc enough io hold al. t.'
u,"tle ,,o dee red o. attend ana simultaneous "'l1
H. wcr. held lu chu4,4cs, are li!-i 'i''Nf ''''l
AID the SECOND Baptist
The Nc,, nmu,v.cA Musical Abolition VIII ~
~. Last Il tu, seasons concerts lh ~" - "ht -
formed church ou N,ou"-d'y. Ih'." VIII D" " morn
If $50 voice, under the leadership 90 G. J. li""'l4
Th. -oloI-t. ar. Francis Fisher Powers, bass, 'hhi4
Herbert Clr.r. tenor. Nj, Ad"ltd" I""r. man: '".
tralfo: Nj Uc-lc GrpVc-t",n Du;t"n AID W.. Hen!
Nlopm. sopranos.
4 farewell service wa. held 30 the >uydim STR
Reformed church yesterday. I'D honor "i = '.
LAciucr oi tie Theological seminary, Who 'tA'' 9o'i
10 Arabia Il, missionary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
HOME NEWS.
WHAT JS GOING on TO-DAY.


Funeral Of II. l.. Hoguet. ST. PatrieN'' Ca'neui' d.
Meeting CT Park Board.
Linden Park races. p. m. 49, c.
Trial Of Z. J. Caasscn, United states . W A.,
Ives reference before Francis Lynde setson' NO. 10
WNliaM-~t., II a. IN. ~,
Presen Is ton to Grammar School No. 81 a. H.
Annual election OF The Stock Exchange .,
Reformed preachers and Baptist pastors meetings.
New.York prcsbytAry. Scotch Church - o.,....
Trustees Of the Marble Cemetery NO IL Oe-S'S'"
ladies, pay at the 9TH Regiment Veteran Club Firth
ave and FIfty.eehth.st. . 20 . p II; ,,,,o,.,, r,
Opening OF building OF inc he'h'eH'" D''
Sr,sery No 90 Fast 3oth-st, 3 80 p m.
one6inc Of the New.Yors Flower Missions season.
No lo4 Fat 20th.st.. 10 a. m to , III, Co.,,
New York League Boston baseball match fo'o "fou'uS'
YORK Players. Boston baseball match Brotherhood
Annual meeting Of the Society for Promoting the Gospel
nc Seamcn in the Port OF New.York No 46 Catherine
Presbyterian Union Metropolitan Opera House Assem-
bly, Rooms p. m. ,,.,,., c.oo
> Dinner Of the I'D Regiment Volunteers. No 81 ST.
Marks Place. p. M M
Federal Club No. O45 Madson-ave.. 80 p. m.
General O'B.irnes before the Lincoln Club Of
the XVIIth Assembly District. West Forty-fourth-st
evening
Charity reception former amory OF the o2d Regiment
Fouyteenth-st.. p. m.
Anniversary Of the New-fork Dcaconesss Home anu
Training School No 24l West Fourteenth ST.. evening
Society Jurisprudence, No IL West Thirty
frst-st., p. m.
New.York Academy Of Sciences. Columbia College,
Narraransett Club election.
Of Company +, 23d Regiment, Academy OF
Music. Brooklyn. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
OTHLE NTBIEBIN TOUNS
Mr-rollE-rEE 0nrNIN.

MI~It H. f.i ''I \ l.
MOUNT NEE>ON.- me Nuune men held general
praise meeting 30 the Young Men, Christian A,,oc"
ton Hall yesterday afternoon. lu addition Ia -"vcrd
cAoru,es and selection, played by 40 orchestra -
various instruments. there va, nut" ard violin
duet. The Ecy. G. II. Dodd made ,piu"d AL
drc,~. which commanded Close attention. ". II.
Bard. tl" defeated Republican caLdidttt for town
SUPERVISOR and who ha, been pIc-'u'" ., ctnd dHir
for pre- OF the village la i-t"d AZ open 't I
u the voicr,. which VII! give many iph Tor Thought
He ,ay,. lu part: CO. want il distinctly understood
tlu / am not a candidate for any OHIO, and would
moi accent n nominated and elected. NJ experience
when | wa, a ,andidltc tor the Office If supervisor
satisfied me that a large number 4 Republicans W thi,
town are perfectly satisfied Ia ~" Their own i'.u''
beaten and the Influence of III" party We '.l. 90
even DESTROYED, u thcN tl'm-rlHf, cam ~fi} ,t
and g,rnllr. To" fact thIi oyer 40 riii..'i III "a
voting AZ the last election - enough 4" dl.-H-f tA
ut. v hn ever thought Il accepting nominal DOB l1r
any orc. 30 hope thai TIE irl"ud, 81 good -..
cinmcnt viii ,rlcct good men, aid then 'iiri hF
them al Tire pills.
YONKEI.>. Board of Governor. 81 The ladr
pendent order Eun Birth held meeting ~ ih'
iInu,r for Aged and lufrm Hebrew, yc-f"4liN
afternoon. Bernard VI. Bchrcn-. vh' ht> br"u tI'
-upc,intondrni since the opening oi the ~" building
here ha> resigned and Mr.. l"choid'r ha, been aP
:. luted 10 tale charge. summer nirht> festival
y.iii Ice held ulacr the au,pcr, % the Board -
C,vcrunr.. ~ -sHcr', Harlem llNcr Idri. on juls 5
fnr me bcuooi # thr HONE here. Dr.. parwool
,.uted M erie. II sermons Al The Central Methodist
, h,ircb a.t Uight =" allow Bishop Joyc" o. preach
t.hnp Ilurs preached in the First Methodist Church
Yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
SJJIPpING NEUS


PORT OF SEwYoEK ............srNDAY, MAYll. 1880
ARRIVED.
s,.omcr Brlinnnc Or. Man. Hamhnrg Apri 20 with
sugar 10 oric vessel 10 Funch Edye d CO. the r
At j.IOPm .,,,
order. vessel 10 funcl. LdycN CO.
Il lic Bar al a ~
VrneIit GER Won II olncs. Hamburg Anil
ororfi N"sHr 10 fuh'h az Arrived
he 4 at9aih.
stermrr la Oa.coguc tFrl. SAnclli Havro MAY ,ith
d,e mi pass-ng"rs 10 a Forget
tBTJ. Low Uayticn Carf,acrt,,
and Port IImor with mie al passengers Pm forwopd
q 60 Arrived al tho l,sr at . loan
Steamer Odn %1rI MrldcN BaI4co days with frut Ia
II bumni, Arrived al Tho Bar al y 20
Straner fNur. Hansen Etra'0t with
10 Mono. & o. Arrived At the bar az pm
steamer Kansas tIty, kcmptou. nth
tud.r tnd piSsrnucTs Ia II |. Walker
lropuoIs. Pennington Jac6
Wi inu-r ,Id pA-scn gels 9" WIN T. clyde & IL
chichester, Nllulugfut
ana Messengers to VIA T. clyde IL co
cry Oi Atlanta. Dole West Point, Va 10
Old Dom 500
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker. Newport and N,fol.
with mdsc tud passengers To ODD dominion - -"
HIcInDnd. JrInry Scyuuft Ncws Mc,t pnl
" ulsc and passengers " Ola D"ni.non - 80
steamer Herman Wntr Hailrt lip,ou with ind.n 10 II f.
Dn.ock.
tnp .g hon ana Andrew. ta!cni4 ~ days with ml,o
10 order. vessel 10 6on l. Ward.
mp thrueY. Humphreys H. t,lfi,
M . - Russell & co vessel L. l. Is Jr triurn
An~eH. Armstrong. barbados wilA sugar
" IL TIOw BRIDGES sou--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Ancient Order Of Hbenans has now on hand
$40 900 toward the erection of a suitable hall.
More than 81 900 raised yesterday IN It.
MicsSel's Church to aid Father Hurley TO rebuild his
church Peekskll, which was DESTROYED by fire some
time ago.
A large delegation Of Catholic laymen left the city
yesterday to attend eighth annual convention Of
the New York state Council, Catholic Benevolent
Legion, in syracuse tomorrow.
The committee of 100 having charge of the fair in
aid Of the Mission of Our Lady of the Rosary in
Castle Garden arranging for dinner 10 be given
to Cardinal Gibbons at Dclmonlco's when the fair
closes.
Frozen coffee with whipped cream on top is going
70 be a popular ice this summer. it is said.
Little if any preparation seems TO be making for
the coming orOQuet season. The game is dying ont
There should be good field for women in the pro
fessional house decorating line
A cheesecloth bag filled with almond meal, pow
dered orrs and grated Glycerne soap thrown into
the basin BATH will make the hardest water soft
A concert was given in the Monteforc Home yes
te'day afternoon for the benefit Of the inmates AL
orchestra of thirty Young men took part
About 800 members of the ST. Georges Society at
tended special service in honor of their patron SAINT
Yesterday afternoon at the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest the Rev DR.. d. Parker Morgan being chaplain
of the society.
An unknown woman, who was poorly dressed ana
looked like Italian. jumped from the roof OF NO.
ISIS Mulberry-st. yesterday afternoon, and landed on
her head in the adjoining yard She died before the
arrival Of an ambulance No one could be found in
the neghborhood who knew her, and her body was
taken the Morgue.
series of revival meetings will be held every
evening this week. except saturday, at the Central
Park Baptist Church, III East ghythiId-st, between
Third and second The services viii be conduo ted
by Evangelsts Benjamin W. Ward and +. T. NickcIson.
F. J. Harrison will lecture in the parloTs Of the
Young Mems Christian Association IN Twenty third
st. this evening. on The Uses of Photography
The outing club of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION has planned SIX moonlight and fourteen sat
ulday afternoon raInblcs for this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
" DELURY SAYS"

Among his new spring styles for
Gcnticmcn ne has received II large
and handsome stock OF scotch Home
sums and ChcvIOt SuitIngs in "a va
-irty of new cOlOurings, which he II
u,nitiu; to measure for $50 and $50.
Positively, the same foods, style,
WOrkman>hip, &C.. cannot be pro-
durrG by ncy other rciIaDlc mouse
under $40 and Slo.
The new work on Fashions, Published b, The UPPER
TRADE SOCIETY or ENGLISH TAIIOR> for on,
especial can be- Obtained on applirn"n together
with samples prices and Tor measuring.
Nodrposii required order, placed with this house
from reliable persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
NEWARK.
HANDSOME CHURCH DEDICATED.

HANDSOME CHURCH DEDICATED
The dedication Of the PcGdlc!I Memorial BAPTIST
Church took place YESTERDAY There wa "a large at
tendance In the morning the Rev. Dr. ". ". E!n
the pastor, preached a memorial sermon oI tie h'c
Thomas H. Icddick the bcncfactOr Of the church. The
dedication services took place In the evening To-day
Or Thomas ArmitaCc VIII preach before the BAPTIST
Ministers Conference in the church, and an Orean recital
will be given In the afternoon by Professor BowmaI.
In the evening DR. Abbott, Of Brooklyn, VIII address
a union meeting of CongrcGationllis,s.
TO morrow the musical declaration and exhibition Of
the memorial organ Of the largest and most costly
built in this country, viii tale place. Wednesday Will
he devoted to a union service. when the Roy. T.. v.
Coc Of New York. viii preach while the cducatiOnll
meeting on Thursday President tha'lc, W. Eliot "
Harvard University, and the Rev. Joseph Lcncht,
rabbi of the Temple Of Bnai Jc,h7u. viii deliver al
irt,,cs The Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton. Of the West
I,rc,bytcrau Church. New orb, viii preach at he
union services in the church OH Friday. and situr
dan the Res DR.. David H. Greer. Of the Church 81
- bartholomew uf New Orb, viii conduct u similar
service The closing festival service, viii be held on
sunday next with union meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


At the April meeting Of the Brooklyn Riding ana
Driving Club, by laws were adopted and the annual
meeting was fixed for the second Tuesday in May.
Accordingly The meeting will take place tomorrow III
the assembly rooms OF the Academy OF Music. begin
ming at 8 O'Clock. Twenty new directors are 70 BE-
elected in one, two and three year classes. The
ticket already nominated is denomination Of the old
board, and includes tie OF Albert ii. smith.
Henry X. sheldon, William y. Dyknian, John :
James Alexander Barrie. William H. Force, George
II. Prcntiss, Jonathan Bulklcy, Il. Il. Constantine,
Francis T.. Dodge Latham \. Fish. J. G. Hoagland.
Elijah H. Kennedy. Thomas 5. Moore, Emil II. Frank.
Howard Glib, Herbert q. Hun. william A. Read, q.
A. Rccknagel and Thomas +. Stillman
Work ON the combined new clubhouse. riding hall
and stable OF the club at Butlcrst. and vanderbilt
ave. is making rapid progress. Tic stables are up
10 about the second story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
Derby hat Nothing was found about him that would
furnish a cew TO his identity.
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEX.
JERSEY CITY.
AFTEE MR.. McADOO'S POLITICAL scALP'

X.
one Of tho ORGANS Of the Democratic Ring OF Hud-
son Comfy Yesterday referring 10 Congressman NC
Adoo's speech on the Tariff bill. spoke Of him as
CONGRESSMAN McAdoo Of virginia" Those acluiiht"s
with the feeling, Of the political clique that runs
Hudson County recognize N This reference tn hr't
outcropping OF the open statement, expressed IN
,vate for a long time, that the DAYS OF Mr.. McAdoo
IN Ncyr-Jcr,cy politics are numbered since he ran
for Congress in 1885 Mr. McAdo0 has seldom shown
himself TO his constituents. lie married a Virginia
woman and now makes hi, home in Fairfax County
in that state Iii, failure TO consult the leaders f the
Democratic party in Hudson County has violently
offended them all, and the fat ha, gone forth that
Nh McAdoo is TO be dropped al the end OF this term
OF course there will be a scramble for the seat
Mr. McAdoo now hold. Prominent among those
mentioned a. a,pirants for the place are Colonci
F. H. stevens OF the I'd Regiment. y. J. y. g., and
Allan L. McDcInOtt. chairman of the Democratic
stat Committee of Ncw-Jerscy. Ii j. believed that
Governor Albeit favOrs Colonel Stcvcn- who Is
wealthy and is usually callc, upon election times
for % contribution in proportion 10 the sire OF hi
pockctbook. As he is on. OF the enormously wealthy
family who live at Castle Poi 4, and owns good
sized fraction Of obohcn and the oi Oxen Ferry. his
subscription 10 campaign funds is never under the
fbousand.. At last falls election is said to have
been $4,000 Payment in party honor, j. usually
expected by the family when the opportunity Offers