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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-06-12

1t will be of interest to the politicians
and people generally to know that the
alliance narrowly escaped making the
fatal mistake of adopting the independ-
eut political action plan and organizing
a party of their own. The committee on
the subject met Wednesday afternoon
and drew up a report recommending
such 4 course. This report was signed
by four of the five committeeman, and
Judging by the informal discussion of the
matters Wednesday, such was the sentl-
ment of the delegates. When it became
known that such a report had been made
a few of the older and wiser heads got a
"rustls' on themselves and SO etfectually
did they do their work that before night
fall the committee was changed from
four to one for, to four to one against
and the report, printed in another col
umn, was signed by the majority.
1t is wonderful what changes the
whirligig of time and politics makes.
When the territorial alliance mot here
year ago last December, President Loucks
in his annual address gave the Pioneer
Press merciless roasting. 1t was boldly
denounced as the subsidized organ of
every northwestern monopoly and the
paid apologist for the elevator, railroad
and usury sharks While the president
roasted, his hearers appiauded and there
was no farmer SO craven as to intimate
that the castigation was not deserved.
The Pioneer Press is still the organ of
the rings that the farmers inveigh against
but change has come over the spirit Of
the North Dakota farmers dream. Yes
terday the Pioneer Press was houored to
the exclusion of other papers, by resolu-
tions congratulating and thanking it's
management for the stand it has taken
on recent Dakota affairs. North Dakota
farmers scongratulating the Pioneer Press!
It's enough to give good, old President
Loucks the nightmare and can only be
explained on the supposition that the
organization IS ''stuck" on Miller and his
crowd of Sunday school satellites. Prob
ably the Pioneer Press resolution was
typewriter aud came from an outsider
in the rear of the hall to be introduced
by Secretary Williams as was that lot
terry resolution. Gov. Miller's schemers
seemed TO prepare about all the import
ant resolutions. The anti-lottery resolu-
tion was smuggled in by some unknown
person, no farmer in the convention
fathariner If
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-06-12

Two Women Candidates Already in
the Race---An Open Field for all.

the Race---An Open Field for all.
The opinion which seems to have been
growing among jamestown people inter-
ested in public schools, that women
should be represented on the school
board, has taken decided turn. Many
believe that if the women are allowed
the right of franchise in school matters
they should also have candidates in the
field for positions on the school board.
How far this opinion prevails among the
ladies' themselves is not known, but it is
understood that sufficient interest has
been awakened to bring out couple
of lady candidates for members of the
board of education, who, after due de-
liberation, have consented to ask the suf-
ladies are Mrs. E. P. Wells and Mrs II.
C. Hotchkiss.
The school board consists of seven
members. The present law intends that
a majority of the old members should be
reelected each year, to avoid the posi-
bility Of the school management deyolv-
ing upon members totally without ex-
perience. It is understood that of the
old board, Messrs. Herman Gleseler,
George Lutz, d. E. Hughes, Frank In
gals and j. W. Close will be candidates
for reelection. There is no salary at
tached to the position which is one of
honor, only. There is no bar to any lady
becoming candidate. The field is open
for all. 1t has been claimed heretofore
that women would take no interest in
elections if granted the right to vote and
herein seems to be an opportunity to
prove whether the statement be true OF
false.
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fireman we're marched ahead, the former
carrying the coal pick, which the robbers
had ordered him to produce. Arriving
at the express car the engineer was com
manded to break it open with the pick.
The prospect was not very pleasant for
the engineer. He lad every reason to
suppose that the express messenger was
standing on the other side of the door
ready to shoot if any attempt was made
to force the door, while he knew what
would result If he refused to obey the
order. At first he demurred, but ter
rlic oath from the mouth Of one rObber
and the threatening Hourishlng OF a big
shooting iron" by the other. determined
him to avoid the danger he knew OF and
to risk shot from the car. When the
door was opened the robbers were dis
gusted to find the car deserted. They
opened the small safe with the coal pick.
but found it empty and did not search
the car, thinking, probably, that the mes
senger had taken the contents with him.
The passengers were not touched,
One put his head out of the window dur
ing the delay, but was told to to get his
head back. and bullet whizzed past him
AS a reminder that orders had bet
ter be obeyed.
During the controversy IN the mail
car the mask fell from the face Of one
man, reported to be of medium height
and build, light hair and with several
days growth of light beard. The dis
trict around New Salem is peopled by
quiet, law abiding settlers. It is not pre-
sumed to be the work of people in that
country. The sheriff, with a posse, Is
now securing the country in search of
the robbers and the soldiers from Ft.
Lincoln are also out. The robbery was
evidently the work of professionals.
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County Fair Meeting.

4 citizens meeting is hereby called at
the alliance headquarters in Metropoli-
tan hotel building, Saturday evening,
June l4th, 1890, at s o'clock p. m., to
make such necessary arrangements as
deemed advisable for holding a county
fair this fall. All parties interested in
this move are cordially invited to attend.
j. j. N1ERL1NG,
Secretary.
jamestown, North Dakota, June 10th,
1880.
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Will do Double DUTY.

The duties of General Passenger Agent
Kenyon of the Burlington route will
hereafter be combined with those of the
traffic department. He has been ap-
pointed general freight agent of the
road. Mr.. Kenyon has combination of
energy and railroad talent sufficient to
meet most any demand upon him. He
is known to be railroad hustler
from waybnck,
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ELIZABETH.

JUSTICE OVERLOOK HIM AT LAST
Daniel O'Kccfc formerly "cllhno"h builder oil
Elizabeth. was convicted yesterday lh inc Union
County Court Of bigamy. The prisoner 'l' "' Nh'
mann. year a,, and went to live In Brooklyn with
Afr. I.l,,cv who had deserted her husband. Mrs.
'Kccc went before the Grand Jury lat october and
had her husband indicted for beamy. Having left
the state however he could not be- arrested ANA 1t
was by "A simple occurrence that he was caught In
NcwJ Jersey Mr.. Delaney brother went to VISIT her
ia Brooklyn, and when O'kecic aW"Nc TIC next morn
ing he missed ~ 900 which he had placed under hi, pill
low. Iclancy had also DISAPPEARED . kccic FASTENED
tn Elizabeth and had Delaney arrested aid ~ TURN was
taken into custody himself los deputy sheriff. There
being no one 10 pres, the complaint AGAINST DELANEY
he VA, released O'Kccfc has since been IN prison,
and Yesterday was convicted lie Will be sentenced
on SATURDAY.
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1t was said yesterday that the Canarsie and Rock
Comfy Elevated Railway Company for 1919 900 1t
runs from Ncw-York 10 CanarSc ana starts near
the line OF the elevated road in Sncdlkcr ave.
Eight contractors have been asked TO tender BID,
for the work upon the soldiers ard sailors Memorial
Arch in Prospect Park Plaza
Henry ~ Calvert argued before the Atlantic Avcnuc
Rapid Transit Commission Yesterday In favor Of de-
pressing the Tracks OF the Long Island Railroad, and
presented a petition with 900 signatures in support
Of the
some Of the residents OF the Eighth Ward object 10
placing the fire engine for that quarter Of the
city has purchased a site.
Detective sergeant Michael Powers, who has served
over twenty years the police force, asked 70 be
retired on halfpsy Yesterday His salary is II $50.
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OUTGOING STE4 MERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF TUESDAY FEB. 49, ~
ARRIVED.
TO-DAY

popT OF SEw.YOi;K.....~ Tt EsDAY. FEB is. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Nefra Gcrl Bremen Fob g. southampton
o. with and passengers TO oercs CO. Arrived al tho
he q, iron,x (Br san.om Jacme oAuI cayes
savanna Ia Star TO- Kingston l3 wan mi,e az" passengers
to Pun lion 100" 60 tT Fort Si"H 10 ,Iay. with
ami passengers to eco c"rs'' Arrived al '' D"'
Steamer n Noa,c QuicS Nevorean' days with mi'e to
StramrI Lou.. Bu Mount JACK onye days with um
Der To- l lI sc lnphers Nrsl-rt Sew, Norfolk
viii rd,c ami passengers 10 Ola Dominion - co. , ,.
steamer Lucy T. Miller Homer Bangor. with md'e and pas
steamer Gen wtuey Bear'e Boston. with md'e ana pas
eusi' 70 Ger Won scssen Amsterdam SO dayswith
cement Thicle vessel 10 geo tuset 3D. ,o,arcre,ta
BARK Antonor ADuhHott ~ M So tr..e. 10 riastcr
uarA Mi,hcc lta: a,iue. seville - days, with mdse 10
order. ycs,e. Punch. Edyc 90 ,o, q, ,,,v. with
ordcl ,es;: TO iurTh hie 60 a,,, with sugar
to Sf9sr ff's sc rc ccnureo. days with to
BarR Lug Eassgro la. l ., I o master
Bng Morning Light Edwards ~ tfot Il days WIN sugar
toLW& Armstrong
sUSsET-WindAt sandy Hook. Nght T. 'N'VA 'os' nv
CITY Island. wind strong H., cloudy
steamer cha,ho,.hco Dagec,t Savannah "a days with
r,dse and passen gers 10 lt l. walker.
CLEARED
steamer cty 81 Paris Dhr. watkins Liverpool VA Queens
steamer Briinnc lBr Dawson Liverpool VIA Queenstown
steamer G1cTs cBr. Bra.twa.te Liverpool Busk Jew.
Bros ,,-..-.. ..., c,,,h.rp,o,
steamer Bcseuaud ,Bclrl NILS Antwerp Peter Wright
e ,..-.-, r,,s,o.t pros
-t'oMtr luncn iL4. i'"''' @N''''N'f
"s,csner Fl Dorado Byrue New orleans J Van sickle
steamer HlchlnOni Jcirl, West Point FA-od DOh'n''n
$50. 90. .,. ,-.-,.f. an, >,a.,ort MANI
0t E,.i LEHMAN winter Ilalett Boston II pmocs
-frA4r fasil .Hfl Thompson, .ioN."rn''- hl''ii
slip No.sA lBr. Williams, Melbourne AAo4u '"'iV'
max Richard Parsons Freeman Hong Kong snow q Bur
49,. ,t.-...,,.. p.,nar, & Royesen
Brg Ruby Alexander. Pputa lliic J. " ~ AffnstIous
SAILED
Steamer. Olhcrs Tor Liverpool. Aiecuna. Glasgow T.
Dorado orleans Guyaniottc Newport news r'Hn
West Point. Va.
BarA Don Justo fo- Annoy
Also sailed VIA Long Island sound
steamer Basil. for Providence.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON FEB II sailed steamer othel.o lBr). Mundy
FOR New-Nork ,.,-...,., Sa,,or
from Sew lo:s ,..L,u.
F,bi7 Arrived steamer Martelo BIZ. Potter rom New
York. g., >-o,, Vork
ANr&ERr Feb j. Arrived. steamer Na'sahd Nbe'sh
Grant. from New ork
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
second Floor.

We are now displaying the most
complete line of Black Goods
ever offered by us. Crepe de
Chine, plain, striped, brocaded
and with bands; ali silk Grena-
dimes i'm the new designs Canton
Crepe and Crcpon.
Silk and Wool Grenadines, ~
inches wide, plain, figured, striped
and with bands Gamers Hair
Grcnadinc, IL inches wide, plain
and fancy.
Plain Black GlOriOsa, Is inches
wide, the latest Summer fabric,
and Il full line of hcmstitched,
bOrdercd and striped |eilings {;
Silk Wrap Claircttc and Tamisc
in Summer Weights.
JAMES MEG X T. Il X Y ~ co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESrcuESTER COUNTY.


HE II Cess 81 NNAIL' IL IN IiNAi "hh'
Tie third of the series Of succca, iul performances
,,.u A. t.,,t,,- n, ,r,,t,ur SINGER ~ Youkcr,
w ~ 80 '" .A. .rt.
"Hr gwen At MUSIC Iltll IT'D mat 'lN I"-l HrN' i''
member, of the church choirs and other persons in
,....,.t BE-, ,,t..I, d,. deI up., -lvinc thc,. por
ioiH'H''' l1l the h'H'"l Oh 'Ho '''"''o anu ''''
Monument A collation. which ha, already raised
o..,.t ,,t t.tf,r- f,r . r,.,ri,urnt The cast
~ the opera Included these performcr Scuddcr smith.
a. sir f,,rph Porter. Robert jackson. a., captain
Ill.,. ,......i.., . i,f,h r,.l.t.,,y. All.
Co.,, "' i"'' I n 'i, c,, iln H. Mnn.t -,
-, ,.t - AZ. t.t-.ri a.. r,-rrh.,n NJ. Mason.
- IIrte and Nj, imnltcrt 10, Littlc Huttcroup.
Potter w. ~potcmou Hugh VI. +. rcar'c. y. Warm;
Rockwell and g.. Herbert Ecc-c had minor part. .ni
The choru-c, wen. sung D., youuS people connected
49, ~ N.t. ,t 'L.,r frIrrts f,rm,d , large
i.,rt f fine crowded audir,c- that have witnessed
a.. th,,a ur-l.rrg,rrc. already held. IN aid .ulru
rtr,n,,r. ,lll boz held g., morrow night -, an the
were III posed of within few hour, of the beginning
NJ t,r sale The .lu.cr. have been generously ap
pi,udcd at each performance. M>, Humbrrt. Mi',
Patricia Mr. smith and Nr. jackson heinz c-pc' idl
nvorItc, with tho audiences. Robert g. Jackson
ha- had charge ~ th" arrangements for IA" nrdut"l
Of the opcri ard jane rctrcr and Harry I. Dixie
had me management Of the music ana Inc Tag W.
ioUnhh''~. >'Ntl'l '"'ii , ,f,r.,,.,,,..
=" IN" monument i"N" 81 '''''' III INC > ''
,,..r.,,,.. .,pr .r,. ,,.,,.,., t.rc,ro Corun,uy.
I'l' M E"' i'r a. ', iir nj, Wnud,v
""li!'I '' P.'. OH" Ill.,, ,i..,r.,, fr,,, stamford
night Wa largely attended, hI h''m'" H''" '''''''''
1pHhII~. Iie r'nng wen .Id-l''I ~, ~, ~ -,
non mas ~ iHit'u ''i!' 81 p'l"' M, ~, v,r,t
winch VIII DE- ." 'l' h'N. jaw 4. ,pito,t.
"' ~, ,., W., ',.,',,. and ,V,rlyr now
-"Lti"h WH- ".u n"t'"'H ''''N ric f,,rth meet
n'"'| ~, .','" ~, ,r - "a po ,,.,. brld ma IA,
,l In ,i i'm. ,,,d.,v ,,.,,,in, The patrpu
''. "' u,. M A., Wili,r, uccrnt,"rc Nr- r. "
uo.,.rt Mrs r,hu Rcd ard Mr., Henry Moifltt
The ROYAL Noih'ir order Of King son van EiNc 'H
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

WAS THIS A CASE OF IIYDRoPlioBlAI
Edward Il. Dimlow. age thirty FIVE proprietor OIL
A grocery store at James and hayden SIS ulcl SUI
denly on Sunday night with symptoms OF hYdrCphoDld
Two years ago lie was bitten by dog' Ms pi' "'''
heinz badly torn. The wound healed and he thought
M more of the circumstance. ON sunday morning he
was in his store and appeared in his usual hea'th
but complained of a pain in the arm whcfc inc uos
had bitten him About noon he felt pain N inc hcad
which extended TO all his body lie soon oG canG
in Ia restrain him Repeated convusiohs sciIgu
him and he ground his teeth ana ifotncu hC ' he
%iG Dr Ice who attended the patient sad INC
attack was acute MENINGITIS but n nSt%s soy hers
No. IN, thn io.et donbt that the disease was hydro
hd nG 'Dimiow was married and without children
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A ZIG ROOM FOR TIE CITY.

Passaic IS undergoing boom. The improvements
inst complctcd under way and in contemplation in
cludc the Botany Worstcd Mill, which Will employ
800 hands and start March 10; the Mclean Mos
quito Netting Factory. employing 400 hands, now
buding: the OkOnite Insulated Wire Works, JUST
started, with 500 hands; parchment factory, Just
started with 80 hands st. Nichoass Roman Cathouc
Church and icctOry. costing 100000 Just dedicated
thc North Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, costing
80. 900. under way; the Passaic National Bank Duia
inr costing SO 900. nearly completed, ana "a public
echool that cost $1,000 10 be opened TINS Week
The popuatlon has grown from 5000 In 1850 10
rcarl doublc M the present time and the new mills
arc expected to add 5000 5000 more within year
fun,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual dinner Of the Ohio Society Delmonico evening
National Educational Association Convention No. .
University Place. -, a.
Roard OF Electrical Control City Hall. II m ,,,,,
Lecture by II. L. Krehbiel on Wagner sten"aS num-
3 p. m. 49, 49,. ,.A,o,ie Cluh On m
National Cigar Manufacturers annual meeuhs' INV"
Avenue Hotel p. III.
Board OF Education p. m.
, Park and Auueduct Commissioners meetings. ,n.
Republican National League reference stewart Duii'
Ing 10 80 a. .,... O - y,
Department Of Mlneralogy, Brooklyn lnstltuVe, VI ~
IXth District knights OF Pyhias reception Lexington
Avenue Opera House, evening.
Orchid show. Eden Musee.
BALLOT Reform League No. o42 sprngst. D. n
Harlem Democratic Club. clubhouse, p m
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crmrpAGE SYSTEM ADOPTED.

A new sewerage system has been adopted, and the
preliminary steps toward constructing IL were taken
on Monday evening. IT is the invention OF Colonel
George f. Waring Of Newport, II. l. lie calls 1t tho
small pipe system. The largest conduit Is only
twelve inches in diameter, and nnc-tenths OF the
pipes are less than eight inches These pipes VIII
receive nothing but sewage, separate ana hnuc"
,o,ccr pines beinc laid for surface water and sub
soil drainage Flush tanks, working automatically,
will wash out the sewage several times day
The local contractors and old residents OF the city
are opposed to the departure, but as tue New
York business men who make PasSalc thelr nohe are
In control they are enabled TO have their own way
Colonel Waring says his system IS in successful
operation at Pullman, Ill. Memphis, Tenn, otahiolu,
MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

The maDdamus proceedings brought by Dcmocrau'
,,,.c,s +, compel the Common Council to act upon
tbc law passed last winter making the Aidcrmanlc
districts conform to the Assembly districts "ero
moved IL, the supreme Court Yesterday by Oo'ohcI
Z. l. Price The court granted an orucr " '"'"
cau,c. rcturnahc on February -.
The rights title and property Of me NcN .',.H
Daily Journal" sold yesterday bS ""'''', NM
IAN, -, -, tbc owners. and were acquired ny
o." ,'o, thc principal owner The transaction
,,,ingni~bcs 10000 OF bonded Indebtedness ana
$4,000 81 stock.
Theodore Norcll for tvcnty-thrcc years tho leader
-. r,,,r. Methodist Episcopal Church Choir ma,
resigned and ACCEPTED the musical d"cct' -'np 81"
- Tuhc,. Methodist Episcopal Church p"''"- MS
form at Il. Paurs there were 100 marriages ''''""
the singers under his charge.
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TO I.LSLT TILE HON LAND.

Twenty Of the passengers who will sail on tne "mo
.,,au e,oomsbip Britannia to-day compose parry Ion
kansas civ under the general charge oi 'no
DR. George p Hays who arc - MAKE al oA's r,n,nce
10 the Holy Land. They VIII Vl''V Hl9 tour
49,. r,,.n and snend five weeks in camping tour
ita hSyp I, %"u nd Including the Dead sea, Jordan
Wa1 g 0 aec Damascus Baalbec ana PeyeouS
returning to NewYOrk by way OF SIA Im", iRerljn
Dresden Frankfort the Rhine, Cologne BrusSclS, oh
don and Liverpool The trip was arrahseu w = Son
Clark the American manager OF Henry ud|o " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ENST ORANGE

THE PRIVILEGE OF SECESSION DENIED
The standing committee Of the diocese Of Newark
met Yesterday to consider the application oi the di,
affected member, Of Christ Church foT leave to or
ranilc new parish. The rector and vestry Of
Christ Church were present and opposed the applic,
ton ON the ground that 1t would cripple Christ
Church while it Struggling 10 rebuild is burned
edihcc 1t practically without home. They said
that 1t was poor policy 10 multiply weak churches.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Stac Attorney samuel Fcsscndcn
Yesterday appointed Charles y Dotcn. cN Judge OF the
civ Court De coroner for Fairfield County, vice
Franz t. Holt, deceased. Mr. Dotcn has accepted and
will qualify the affirmation of the supreme
Court received. The Boys club has in
creased it. membership nearly roo since the first day
of January lccmcn are alarmed. one local
company Is bringing ice from Pt,hcd, Mass. by
rail another H. arranging 10 bring ice from Maine by
.1Ill ~ Nn--sl.
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three story frame dwelling. No. o7' Er''u 3d..
occupied in the basement as BAKERY was CI
-, nno a. : m. Yesterday, and Mrs. John McCarty'
- rIizohotb y. j. lost her life in the building the
Gro was causcd by the boiling over OF pot OF lard
in the bakery and spread TO the dwelling above
Mr. McCartv was visiting John J. liillhrd ana we
who lived on the third floor Thc inmate. 81 J Inc
VII" ,rorc nronsed and hurried down stars. MrS
Tord started ont with Mr, McCity' who was mer
when the latter went back for an ulnot a.
- l'r ,,ot seen again until found on the top h)or
IIr hodv va, badly burned. Meanwhile INC, nallCs
-, tended to adjoining frame buildings, whth Wcry
ali more or less damaged the total loss peio ANU"
10 900 which is mostly insured
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
gun rises A 80 Moon sets g. Ooam Moon ase''
WATER
4 H-ssndy Hook 7;1l Gov. Island IFS hon oa.e Am
PH-Sandy Hook 1872 Gov. Island S:Ofl hou "s'" AVN
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and that there was not room enough In East orange
for another Episcopal church They also sald 'P bs
Snfins "a mission wonld be started. The bishop and
standing committee consulted together and hhaly
decided 10 refuse the application for new parish, on
The ground that il would be detrimental to tho IN
tcrcst of Christ Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
rolns SrcH As rMpERoRs NAVE HUNTED.

Many visitor, were attracted to the doors OF a
wine merchant on Third ave. yesterday 10y the
hbiton of two genuine Wild boars from Germany.
They were killed in the forests in the northeastern
part Of that country, and are Of the kind that tho
present EmDeror and his grandfather have loved To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
yrw ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY.

Wort, was begun yesterday on a new electric street
railway which viii run from Garfield through PaSSac
to Clifton and thence 20 clifton Race Track. fa-,a'
peopc control the stock. and II IS SAID That tlelr
Intimate aim is to An electric rodd alohE w"
p,,,ac River from Newark through Bcllevlllc Avon
dale Dcawanna. Pa,saic and clifton 10 Paterson WIN
branches 10 IIIcicusack Garfield, Lodi ana Cdrlstidl
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ORANGE.
yAryLY TRYING 70 ESCAPE TAXES.

VAINLY TRYING 10 ESCAPE TANES.
An audacious attempt to defeat the Will OF tho
people Of Orange i'm the matter Of the sewerage asses
u,cn, la, lust como to light. ON saturday evening
the Common Council agreed on a bill 10 be presented
To the legislature by which the entire cost OF the
sewer IS TEN Wa, go b. borne hy the city al large ana
tho bin wa, to De taken hy A,scmblyman r. II.
SNYDER to Trenton on Monday evening When Mr..
SNYDER received the bill late on Monday evening he
found il entirely different IN its provisions from the
one agreed upon. Investigation showed That mum
her ~ the large property owners had brought m
nrncc 10 bear and had tho bill 30 drafted that the
c,pcusc OF every sewer should be assessed on the
property directly affected, and that no sewer except
trIul, ones should hc put in except on the petition
II the property owner affected. When Mr. snyder
found that the viii uf the Council had been thus
dcnod Dee refused tac the bin 20 Trenton. and last
evening a ucw one prepared on Tie original basis
and thi, will De forwarded T. him TO- day.
The Flcctrics. a social organization, composed In
large mca irc Of the employs u tho Edison labora
tory 900 Wet Orange gave thoir fourth reception
and .ocalc In Upper Music Han last evening. Ahout
80 were present and the decorations were more
than usually elegant.
To Company G. 81 battalion, was rendered COM
pllmcutary supper last evening by eX Lieutenant
Joseph =. Filon. About fifty guests sat down.