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WRETcHED CHILD-SLAVEs.
East-side Tenement Fac'or!es Need
Women Factory Inspectors.

NSNCAy AA1P0ShcAos
Assistant State Factory Inspector John
Franey and Deputy Factory Inspector
George Mckay have Just finished a tour OF
Inspection OF the east-side tenement factor
les. where cheap leather purses are made.
The discoveries they made OF the numerous
violations OF the Factory laws only sub, tan
tate the great need of women factory III
spectOrs and the justice OF the bill which
iHE LYESISd WORLD Is endeayoriug to have
made a law.
lie INSPECTORS found that the places
where The work is doue are lilthy. crowded
ana the air foul, while generally one room
served as bedroom. kitcDe rsr!or and
Workshop.
Boys aud girls are almost exclusively en-
Dlny ed. aud by work nE six avs aud ter
hours q day aud eight hours on SUNDAY. !
they are paid 40 cent a gross, the most
sk.ltut car make -. 30 a week, although
the ma ority 20 not average over -.
Children under SIX teen years were found
az these factories: sam schwartz rte. ~t
Essex street; ". BiTnhaumis. 24O Delancsy
street; l{eniam Vim kE's. lS5 Henry
~, ct; Abraham HiroWsky., lh5 Clinton
street; Pr, Gus Simons. Norfolk street
The little ones, some OF whom could mel Ithgr
read nor write, were sent home by the Iu-
spectOT.
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Four men. every one of them in the full
rigor of life and young manhood, ARE now
awaiting this message behind the gloomy
walls of this dismal prison.
Charles McIlvaine. Joseph Woods. Shi-
kick JugIgo and James J.Slocum,-a child
of the slums, colored aqueduct laborer,
n fiery Japanese sailor and n dissolute
young man who was once a famous ball
player.
Each is condemned to death for the sac
rifce of human life to murderous pas
sion -McIlvaine and Jugigo listlessly
awaiting the results of the efforts of their
counsel to obtain for them new trials,
Woods and Slocum condemned to death
within two weeks-all hoping with that
hope which springs eternal in the human
breast! Hop NJ against hope! Hoping
while men are busy preparing the imple-
ments of death!
An EVENING WORLD reporter and an
EVENING WORLD artist entered the white
pillared portals of the river prison this
morning. The change from the outer
world was striking. The very atmos-
phere is different. There is prison in
the air. The officers-and finer lot of
officials were never intrusted with such
horrible. repulsive work-wear an air
which one habted to such experiences
recognizes as prison"
State Detective James Jackson. who en-
JOYS the distinction of being the only Of
fetal of that rank in broad New York, met
The evening world., 1890-04-01
Jefferson's Birthday in Harlem.

Tomorrow night will be gala one for
Harlem. The anniversary Of Thomas JEFF
ferson will be celebrated by the Harlem
Democratic Club, n its hand,ome club
house on One Hundred aud Twenty-fifth
street. The banquet will be fomethiug that
those present will look back upon with
lr,s UI expense. Tue gentlemen who are
do an on the programme To respond TO toaEts
are eG-Secretary G aries ). Fa!rchlld, eT-
Gov. Fitzhugl Lee, of Virginia; Senator
Mclhsrson, OF New y err ey; senator Wilson.
OF West AlTg mia; CONGRESSMAN Ashbel T.
4 itoh. Norton Chase. Col. William L.
Brown. Col. DANIEL 5. Lamont Co. William
G.. X ce. Col j 1hn A. Coo ,erill, Wheeler II.
Feekham eG-Suryeyor Hans S. BeattIe and
A. Miner Grlswoid-
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BOUND TO HAVE THEIR FEE.
The waterburys Appeal to the Leg
islature for Their Big Fees.

Nelson J. Waterbury, the County Democ-
rSeys drawer of resolutions, and his son,
Nelson j., jr., are persistent IN their effort
to make the city pay them a special counsel
Zee OF slO. 600,
4 he seryIoe performed was IN connection
with the condemnation OF land for the new
Aqueduct,
their claim was cut TO 81. 900 by the
supreme Court on application Of CORPORATION
Council lark.
An appeal from the order resulted dsas-
truusly. a. young Waterbury consented to
an attirmArce IN General Term, thu King to
have the case decided By the Court OF APP
peas.
He learned that he bal consented 10 a
judgment 10y the highest Court To whicn he
iu tile Leg, azure alloWlng him to recover
the amount he claims.
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fLAN Or slNo blNt fh-6JN
the visitors and led hem into the sane
tum of Clerk A. l.. BabcocK. a toy luIle
once Ju't big enuugh to admit of long
desk, with space enouah behind Tor the
clerk and before it for two persons to
stand
The reporter yentured the suggestion
that ne desired &c cell, not I o high
up; AMI mmediatelv realized rom The
slckly smile that greeted this sally that
be al been itching barbeT's Joke TO a
barber"
Tincipat Keeper Jrnles Colnaughtnn
entered: He is Ia |, 'qugre-shou dered.
and W Ia strength and rEluues5 IN every
Inc OF his SIN 9th shayen lace typical
9hcer and modern disclp marian. IN
ms hand be held a modest plan wa king
stlck tut u was made firm 10 hls grasp
by leatheTn cord about his wrist.
Keeper ounrghtOn escorted the yisi-
ol o. lie apartments OF v arden Brush
"a broad and thick and hearty man.
who was found surrounded by a beyy Of
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GEN. GLAASSEN INDICTED.
Action by the q. S. Grand Jury on
the Bank WreOking.

The United States Grand Jury this morn
ing handed in an indictment against Gen.
Peter j. ClAassen for embezzlement, alb
stracting and misapplying funds of tho
Sixth National Bank, and making false en-
tries.
Argument will be held on the Indictment
at . O'Clock. on Friday, April IL.
The trial was set down for May Z.
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pretty young women, who might be his
daughters If he were not so youthful and
might be his sisters II they were not so
young. They retired before the visitors,
and then the genial Warden began to talk
business.
You've come TO see how we shall take
the lives of the four poor fellows up in
the solitary eel 5. ehy Well, there isn't
much to tell. and Major Connaughton can
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PATIENT KILLS PATIENT.
South Carolina Lunat.c for a Second
Time a Murderer.
fFFECIAL To THE EvFSISG woHLD I

TFTEtIAL 20 IHt fFFHIH3 "nHLo
CHARL EsroS, $. C., April I.-Dr. Charles
EershAw. for t~erty yearS an inmate OF the
State Lunatic Asylum. has died from iniu-
ries infected Saturday night By Stephen
lie arc. an Italian, who has been an inmate
OF the institution for ten years.
lle dttJa eu MAS ear ago 4 practising
Physician ~ this citr, buG eylnced queer
ness aud va, adJudged insane. Ht MAS
slGty 81 ar VI age.
Ienaro Wa admitted from Charleston,
having been tried for murder. aequ! !tted on
. technic Ality, and Afterwards adiudged in
sane.
He haz made several attempts 10 take life.
A yeaT ago he escape \. Wrut to his home in
Rockville, and ran every living being there
into the swamp.
OF late be has been so peAceAble that the
Attendants were thrown on their guard.
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THE DEAD AT LOUISVILLE.
oficial Counting Brings the Number
Down to Ninety Three.
IsPTcIAL 10 THE FvENINo wonLp. !

IEFF'IAL TT IHE FFFFINU WUHLH,T
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 1.-The careful
official count of those killed directly by the
cyclone has now brought the numt er down
to niuety-three.
The bAlly injured are placed at $50,
several az whom will not live.
A saloon-keeper named John Schell died
OF his injuries last night.
special from Henderson says the total
number OF killed in Webster County is
iorly and OF wounded eighty.
A coat was found near Henderson which
contained pa ers showing that 1t had been
blown from lAducah, over one hundred
miles away.
Another freak of the wind is shown in the
finding, twelve miles from Cincinnati, of a
check Tor $500. blown from an Office in tins
city,
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cARsEY In THE TOLLS

Arraigned and Held for the Assault
on Senator Ives.
W. A. A. Carsey. labor agitator aud Chair
man of the Ant.-Monopoly League, who
was arrested here last night on a warrant
,ssued by Judge Gutman OF Albany Was
brought TO Jefferson Market Police CouTt
to-day by Detectives MulSey and Mulry OF
a e Central Once.
The warrant charges Carsey with assault
ing in Albany Seuator Ives and also MORLD
correspondent.
LAWYER Kelly appeared for CArsey, aud
asked that his client he placed under bonds
for examination. Just ce White heard
Carsey's story and held him for exaninA-
tiOn.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
The Emperor's Parting Words to
Herbert Bismarck.
fDuSrAp CABLE SEws sP ~cIAL.l

fDuSrAp CABLE SEws -cAL.l
BERLIN, April LIT is not clear whether
the Emperor's parting with Count Herbert
Bismarck was or was not voluntary. but the
weight Of public opinion seems to incliue to
the latter hypothesis.
In giving him the Cross and Collar of the
Order OF the Hohenzollern the Emperor
said:
II give this Collar only In exceptional
cases and for special services rendered.
The links in the Collar symbolic union. and
trust that you will return to me when your
health has been restored"
The evening world., 1890-04-01
A Beer Riot Expected at Munich.

TDUSLAP cABLI NEWS srErtAL.I
MUNICH. April IA beer riot is expected
here.
The brewers have raised the price of beer
two pfennigs per glass, on the ground that
they could not make money at the old prices,
although beer made for export pays.
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old riend of mine, has been making a
protracted visit to my house. and I've
had to perform most of my duties in my
apartments lately.
Of the men | think McIlvaine doesn't
know nor care what is to become of him.
/ visited his cell daily when he first came
here in December. Some days he seemed
lively enough, and talked good deal
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WHAT YOU MUST PAY FOR ICE.
Schedule of Prices Adopted by the
Wholesale Dealers.

Wholesale Dealers.
The Wholesale ice dealers have Temporarily
adopted the following schedule of prices
which goes into effect to-day;
For families and Offices. IL TO l 5 pounds
daily, 20 cents per week; 20 pounds daily,
81 per week; % pounds and upward daily,
so cents per 100 pounds.
To butchers, restaurants. hotels and con-
feet oners. on bOoE, the price ia fixed at 40
cents per 100 pounds. aud for all cash
trade 30 cents per 100 pounds.
The prices were fixed at a meeting held
esterday, No representative OF the kuick-
erbocker Company was presenT. as it refuses
to enter the combination, The schedule As
adopted Was originally fixed by the kpick-
erbockeF Company which is looked upon as
. monopoly bY smaller dealers.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
The Irish seanaohas.

The annual "Feis Ceoh Agas Sesnachas %
Of the Gaelic Society takes place at Steiuway
aud TammAny Halls next 1uesGAy evening,
April +. The musica portion OF the enter
tain rent will BE- held IN SteinNay Ha I,
where Judge Joseph L. Daly, Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, viii preside, aud the
SeAnaghAs proper ia Tammany Hal.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
HUDSON River
4hEaa

SHOWING EXECUTION ROOM.
heard tha', o far as the consiitutiOnRlily
Ot the Electr al Fxecuiion law Is cJn-
cerued. they ave doomed Inat was
brought up IN tuc case hemmler. who
is TO die IN Auburn Prison. you know. Ii
was test ase. aDd the decision, aS rem
aered by Ju &c O'Brien, covers these
case, as well.'
The dQors of the shanty. which had
formerly been part of the tate shop,
We're 10 'bed Wit big padlocks, aud Major
CoruRugh on sl.d not Ody vas permitted
70 en,er. Bu, ca e!ully digging awev
a half inch oatnIg If dIrt from a SOU re-
OF window glass the reporter could see
powerful big heei in perfect p 1llsh, and
"A IN lev. on which a belt was 20 run. set
in massive iron shcket. Ii wa, the
dynamo. Then IL was noticed that the
ielegraph wire. running llOng the roof Of
the man build NJ. branched on and
The evening world., 1890-04-01
A Prince Advertised as a Liar.

IDUNLAP cAbLk NEwn RPNCTAt.l
BERLIN. April Prince Albrecht Wal
deck, a cousin Of the Queen OF Holland and
Duchess of Albany, advertises in tho lead
ing journals that tho reigning Prince of
Waldeck is liar and has driven him to
bankruptcy.
He also says that his wife's fortune is suf-
fcient TO pay all his debts.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
Fair, With Westerly Winds.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WuEIp.t
MAsUINgTOS.

W NAsHlNdTOS. ID.
C., April l.-Atdi-
CiIfiuIiyt
For EastsrH Ac5
lOJK : FuH. Si..t.4,
Gry tenn gsTGtiI' r.
trsSferly tFiHdS De-
&, IN iHg drf bs.
The weather to-
day, as Indicated by
BlAkely's Eele-ther-
mometer;
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Orleans May Be Set Free the Pres.
ent Week.
IpUNLAP cABLE NEWS sPEcIAL.


PARIS, April lit is reported that the
young Due d'OrleAns will be released from
imprisonment at ClairvAux before the end
OF the present week. but that the fact OF his
release will not be allowed to become known
until he is safely across the frontier.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
THREE DROWNED OUT OF FOUR.
A Sad Catastrophe at Sugar Creek
Ford, in Illinois.

ESPECIAL To THE EyESISG WORLD
MILFORD, ILL.,, April l.-Grant Adsit. his
wife, his two-y year-old child and a young
daughter of Elmore Thomas, attempted TO
cross sugar Greek ford. north OF here. vcs-
terday, and three OF the party were
drowned, Mrs. Adsit being the only person
TO escape.
sea- ching pArties have 80 far been unable
to lind the bodies OF the dead
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD ALARMS.
A New Breach in the Levee and
WaverinRs at Many Points.

ESPECIAL 70 THE EvESIsa woRLo.r
VIcKsBURG. Miss., April I.-Reports Of
new break at Austin. in this State. and OF
wayering levees elsewhere along the river
have increased the alarm, and families who
have thus far stood their ground are picking
up and moving beyond the danger lire.
Greenyille is surrounded and partly mum
dated.
MayersvIlle has yielded to the flood.
There is no reported loss OF human life
from the most recent breaks, but many head
of livestock have perished, and the country
Is being so rapidly covered by water thAt
much pr operry is ruined
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A Cronin Memorial Meeting.
IsFEcIAt TO TIE EvsSrSa v1sLp

TFFErIAT 10 THE FNENINE F1RLn
CHICAGO. April l.-ArrAngements will be-
made for Cronin memoriA meeting. to b.
held MAY =. The body will be taken from
the vault and inferred next day IN Calyary
Cemetery.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
Meat Goes Up in Berlin.

BERLIN, April LIN consequence of the
meat famine. pnrveyors are urging the
Bundesrath to repeal the law against the
importation OF foreign meat
The restaurants will raise the price OF meat
90 per cent. to-day.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
HUGH W cOLLENDER ILL.
The Noted Bnlierd-Table Maker in a
Critical Condition at His Home.

The friends Of Hugh W. Collender, ~ the
3runswics Co!lender Billiard Table Ma u
featuring Company. arc uneasy about Mr..
Colleudrr'- illness. at his residence, . asst
Elghty-siNth street,
The physician. m attendance pTonou &C.
the cOI dlt. on OF their pr tlgnt - eNCee llngly
dangerous. and reports from the sick
ChamleT o-tay show 30 change tor III
better IN In, tulirndrrs con 'ltlpn,
He 70 suffering rom 2 uuey trouble.
The evening world., 1890-04-01
ROBBED In A RESTAURANT.
Thieves Stole Mr.. Roth's overcoat
and Money While He Ate.

Henry Simpson. of 4l2 Tenth avenue, was
held in Yorkville Court to-day on a charge
of stealing an oyercoat with $l4 in cash in
one OF the pockets from Robert l.. Roth. of
22+ East Fourteenth street.
Mr., Roth d HE wife were taking supper
in a restaurant in West oT,y-seventh street
last evening, when Simpson aud a contedeT-
ate entered.
81 psOn seized the overcoat which lay
over chair, ana both ran out They were
pursued, aud simpson Was captured by
Policeman DeTm0dY, of the Second Pre-
ciuct. His confederate escaped with the
coat.
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HoTEL RoIAL REsTAUAAST, 4Oth ct. Ind 9th
ave ElegAut EHd homalika eith cuisine aud ser-
yies Of The highest standard
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o.sE; q gss4 @ ssGp,ss 2 s1f;i.IoP Dy:0'E.
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1880 lssR


a. -: -: h h tslsEH -: -: 3s e
gress, sysEaEs Tex eOETssDoad'Rg tlas lAsl JsAE.
A. ~ dsEFee~
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lconimued on Seeond Pass.l
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Its message is death!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-02
SHUTTLE-OOO POLITICIANS,
More Child'> Play by the County Com
missioncrs ii an Attempt 80 1hwalt
the VIII of the People.

Another act in the child's plAy which
the Santa lie county board OF commits
sioners have been engaged in ior weeks
past in an attempt to tn wart the will OF
the voters Of this county, transpircd to-
day. From Yesterdays article in the
New MEXICAN it must have been pretty
generally understood that there would be
no count OF The returns to-day from Gal
isteo precinct, No. 5, Notwithstanding the
very serious professions of the board 8
chairman that he twas willing to count
rather than 20 to jail.
AS everybody expected, tho whole thing
was gotten up with view to giving Com
missioners Martinez and Wyllis time to
get away from their duty--to leave the
erritory. To-day Martinez is supposed
to lie in chihuahua, and WHY'S is on his
way TO Virginia. In all likelihood neither
will return until after the legisla-
turc conyenes. Ibis morning
the chairman of tie board and tho clerk
met in solemn CoECaye and seemed to
he awiully torn up over the fact that
Commissioners Martinez aud WHY'S had
not responded to the call to count the Ga
listc0 returns as ordered by District Judge
Seeds.
As ii takes three to make quorum
they could do nothing and adjourned
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-02
SANTA FE's FRUIT INDUSTRY,
a Grand beginning In the Way Of Shi /,
ments the Past Season
Fright Future,

Through the courtesy OF the two express
companies doing business here anG rely.
! ing upon the statements OF several OF the
heaviest fruit growers and commission
merchants, the New MEXICAN is enabled
to convey some idea of the growth the
| fruit industry has assumed in Santa Fe
during the past year. Up to five years
ago, while there were few scattering
orchards in bearing hereabouts, fruit cul
ture was almost novelty here, and large
imrortatons were made annually from
California and central Texas to supply
the local market. Three years ago, how
ever, the newly planted orchards began
to make their influence felt, and two
years since the importati on entirely ceased,
giving way for the home product. Prices
ruled high, and Notwithstanding the out
side fruits could be brought in at the
same price at which The home grown
article vas offered, and, in some
cases, cheaper, yet the New Mexico
fruit continued in demand, because of it's
freshness and flavor rs compared with
| that which had to be shipped long dis.
tances. Encouraged by the patronage to
home raised products, tho land owners
soon caught the idea OF planting new
orchards and improving and enlarging
their old ones, until now each season finds
an important new area added to our pro-
ducing capacity.
1t has only been in the past year that
Santa Fe could supply the demand from
home and adjacent territorial points and
have 8 surplus on hand to send into the
Colorado and Kansas markets, and while
the figures showing the amount thus sent
out are as yet small, still, when taken in
connection with the situation above re-
tered to as existing three years ago,
it must be conceded that the showing is
q splendid one, indicating only the bright
est future for the horticultural interests
Of the Santa Fe valley
The shipments OF fruit from this point
by express daring the past season
amounts to nearly 100000 pounds-to be
exact, 94,S45. 1t is estimated that by
freight fn ly 100000 more was sent out
aud that lOO, 900 pounds OF apples are yet
III the market for shipment. Mr.. John
Morton, the Pueblo commission man who
began busint IS here September Is, and
has been the largest shipper, estimates
that the total shipments will not fall far
short OF $4,000, which amounts 10
about twenty car loads. He also
thinks this fruit will average
the producer cents per pound. In
other words, Santa Fe has shut out all
imports Of fruit, has supplied its home
demand, and has this year shipped sutii-
Gent to bring about $4,000 into the
town. AS many new orchards will come
into full bearing next year, and as Santa
Fe now has name and fame as a fruit
region, and has firmly established foot
hold i'll the markets of the west, it is not
unreasonable to expect that this showing
will be fully doubled before another year
rolls round.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-02
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Carleton posts annual meeting to-mor-
row night.
Regular meeting OF the John Gray
Hose company tonight. Business Of
moment.
Sheriff A. NJ. Story returned to his
home in Sierra county last night Yes
terday he paid over to the territorial
treasurer the sum Of $6,65S.l2.
There was very mysterious move on
at the court house last Friday night.
The gang was on hand until midnight.
What is the meaning of this mysterious
method?
Don Felipe Ortiz, brother OF Don Am
brosio Ortiz, met with terrible accident
this morning, his horse frightened and
threw him and his son, Cel5o, off awagon,
They were badly hurt, though it is thought
they will recover.
Secretary Thomas began to-day to can
vass the official vote Of the territory. 1t
is to be regretted by all good citizens that
the official returns from Santa Fe county
are not yet in the secretary's office. The
latest is that part Of these returns were
turned over to the secretary at 2:30 .. NJ.
Henry Hull, OF the San Juan county
board, and E. G. Berry, of Aztec, arrived
here last night and tomorrow the Aztec
Grand Junction county seat contest
comes up before Judge Seeds. 1t is a
hearing OF temporary injunction grant
cd some days since enjoining the county
officers of San Juan county from remov.
ing the county records from Aztec to
Grand Junction.
Judge Robert L. Morrison and bride
are in the city on wedding tour, visit
ing their father, Hon. A. l.. Morrison.
Judge Morrison has large circle of &C.
quaintances here to congratulate HIM on
his new venture in life. He was married
on November 26, at Topeka, to Mrs.
Mary j. Logan, and after passing few
days here they will proceed to their
home at St. Johns, A. T.
The following are the officers elected
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-02

The commercial club Of Albuquerque is
at work i'll good cause and proposes tc
do its full share toward advertising New
Mexico in general and Albuquerque in
particular. The following has recent,
been sent out by this club to every news.
paper in the territory:
Dear Sir.--The press department Of
this club is now thoroughly organized
and we invite the cooperation and aid
of all responsible citizens of New Mex.
leo toward making tie work OF this
department rebound to the good
of the territory. Communities
tons sent to this department
will be appreciated. We want
facts-everything that will show the ma
terial, industrial, social and educational
advancement of our territory. Our field
Of dissemination is large and is being
daily increased, including now large list
of great dailies at the best centers of wealth
and population.
Attend to this, or kindly hand to a re-
liable, responsible citizen for attention.
Keep US posted about your neighborhood
and We will see that your advancement is
known abroad. Onr club is non-political.
Yours truly, Scion E. ROSE,
q. w. MEYLERr,
S. NJ. Folsom,
Press Committee.
Asbuoueruue, Nov, ~, 1890.