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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
NORTIITDN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

pASsAC-Thc:e ar dillv inquiries 1T The ~ni
state ae.nclr- for hnis"- rt. hu none & "H'. ana
t'u- state Of things +, ll"N l., c'utlnu" until moro
capital >""lo inv sn"n IN houses costing; from %'""
"a g.; 900 "a, h. III" l'a!N H"NS. IN di~'""!h'
The lrc. mt ;rl piol I'm. ndv"'a The h'rha
Ton OF y h,n-crt ica.ur. patterned after ON" a.
WITH t.r oi,i,i,.' rovcrninG 'rwr 'nnnc Mons. tho
e,n"r r.I1-- are rapidly heine 'd thIouSh"ni th'
residence quarter.
t\EL-TADT Tie wet weather in"rfrr'h WIN III"
open air feature. II the rriu lcr'n alf on MI'"'
hui Turn iuIl 'eL- Early hli'd at night IL wa an
william Walter rhclp-. Mrl-rr {" Germany. would
visit IN" fair to morrow might ard sp"aI.
HACEEN>h( K-1hr ovcr'i"w.cd condition e TIE
Bergen COUNTY Ir I, cinsins rlirh c'itlrs a. OF III"
.s few vc-.k~ there have irrn nlny m"r' prisoners
Titan crll-.
Si:W BRr N>WU'K. Tho hicnnu' pnr'h" Of M" fir
Dcuurt-.ut of hi. CIV lld Yesterday d'"pf" TIE
ln Ic>r.> III, 500 local hi"rlril 'r Ill %" ing Vi
,c cu,ptni,, w"i,. iu line Red Iac krt Engine Com
iauv IL Iahwny. M"r'"i Eucin" "min'F 81 irn,rl.l
and Lincoln Iiooh and Ladder t"mp"n. ana i"'r,.
Eu,inc Company Il rr nt"r th"l fLif'hfr N'I',
and Assistants HARDING and Mhr'' WIN '"iip, :"
police beaded thu pruccs -"r. -" 't VIZ r. "'t ~"
Inc ,,,y IIou, by May or Van chef and The IL ara 81
Aid, rrmrn In tho evening n bah. which Wa lirecN
attended war given III the 'I"in House 10y W. > >
Ene!nr Company.
CHANCE .umrs B"pgs. 81 Dod1 - WI" a''nI''u ,
suicide on Mcndal hy hanging him, u IN as "a H. ''
wl,, wns tn ug, Ia have been on "t hi,hccr' ~, "
-rdny morning. He VIZ fort, ,rar' "l' an" " M ~
wife. Inc l'nNii"AN "'n $780, H. n,,rcr
newark held a liz" mill. h'Iuirnp rod rue - '' r.
,c.trri,,y afternoon. There were sA >tnftrrf: Nv
-cc vn, von h, \ r.. Scudfrr IN ~ minute 81 ~,
nuds with >. r. Beats Second In II ii'hute' - ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CI'NIFF SAYS HE rs INNOCENT.

william /. PstAner. the Juror in the Cunif murder
trial Who was seized With epeptlr 1T on Monday
afternoon. causing An adjournment od the trial, was
on hand yesterday morning at the opening Of the COURT
and was apparcty In his usual good health. Several
witnesses wrrc called yesterday who testified TO tho
frequent quarrels between Cunif and his vito. MS.
Mary Cierken Mrs. Canin's sister testified that sho
Ind often seen her sser lying hcpleIs on the hoor
after receiving a beating from her husband. Cunlh
VIC called to the stand In his Defence He said
that the night his wife received her fatal injuries
he went home about O'Clock lie was under the IN
hucnce Of liquor and went TO bod. Ills WHO won't out
and returned at 80 a. III, undcr the influence OF
liquor She picked up the lamp. Tho chimney feu
from the lamp and in stopping ovcr 10 recover the
chimney the oil poured out OF tho lamp over his wifes
clothing and caught hrc. lie attempted to extneMish
tl, # zines and doing severely burned Mr'.
I:r,wI at the city Hospital testified thaf Mrs
min told her that her husband WIS not ~ blllle.
she sad ,l. upset the lamp herself arch"nttlW
chef Of Police Murphy defective Pearson ana i"iire.
man Me-, or,nck TESTIFIED that she iad told r"ntrahc tory
,tOrc,. Tie case Will be sivcn 10 the jury to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
LONG ISLAND.

COLLEGE POINr.-T7Irr" m Monday night
cntcrrd Joseph -trausss dry gr-is dnrr In Main -
and Will" one NJ the party clsc'd Tho proprietor H.
con versatiOn the other, carried - clothing and vain
ahlcs. When the mar who Engaged strauss In con
vcrsation started "av" tn, pro f";"r oticed The
ofhrr carr, ne ~ SONG ~ ~" took. and W.
about to follow them. when ih~ returned AID knpk
him scIl.clcs-. Ih", fh"i fr,-i "I,p t,r mi" 81
took $50 mos iuild"~ 81 'lphnv ana drnv" ~ ~
a vngOi cr,siahl" ian"i krr " AZ. nlorm~i
ard arrested Jana N,'Ut! 'u.i In Gun. ~ tie
,r,p Three, s.,"r> Th', id,'.'ii,.d b. >jfs1->
a. his ASSs,laii's .,rf locked ~ AZ mot
Ink u the trustee, 81 ihr Nilla;o ~ 'U"g' P"h' 80
Monday n.Ght p';iiI'i 49, p-"~'''f -Snsf h' soy
ra hurdrrSi - a-kI!y nat -" rnlsr~ 81 ~"
local Hoard NJ llr,h b. rirs''' u IT," chars'. Hic
that they hav" lnrurrrf m -. ~SprH>s~ ard
acted iuluf .rl"I,ly. III" i'1ri vas >m''-ssi. y
corsised 81 Jn>.ph 'ii 80 l'lni"- g mt Il~'rI
Hsefrl- -"l.'i '-i "a - inlrr- q" n NV h1irn
Lost, I-LhNp tIrN. barrie Clans and his 1if"
Gath riro, 10 rIn''"y ih'l 'tn" winIs.t a u
,.isr have h.~u -c' e. 4 - '.'.,y day. III !ail
Othcr charges nv H. r. hs,s,.h Agtn,t tism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


SHE TRIED TO SET FIRE TO THE PAT1ENrs.
There was sensational scene In tho City Hospital
al late hour Monday night. Mrs. Kate McCuo
ortytwo years old. Of No. AZ Bcachst was taken to
The Institution In the afternoon. suffering from an
attack Ut dclrium tremcns. She had been there sew
eral times before with the same complaint and tho
attendants knew her. During the niglt Mrs. Mo(ue
lett her bed and. wrapping sheet around her. wont
TO another room. There 3 lighted gas Jet In the
room and In few minutes Mrs. McCue rame running
out into the hospital ward with the sheet blazing.
She passed along the open space between the beds aud
the patients erward reported that she tried to set
IRE to them. The patients were greatly excited and
those who were able leaped from their beds and At
tempted to run ont OF the building.
panic prevailed for q short time, but was finally
suppressed By the attendants Mrs. Brown. one Of Eo
nurses ran after the insane woman and attempted to
throw a blanket Over her. but Mrs McCue. who Is .
woman OF powerful physique. and whose strength was
greatly Increased by her derum, easily shook her Of.
Mrs. McCue continued her mad race through the
ward terrifying the patients and scattering sparks Of
fire AS she went It not until several attendants
from the otter wurds headed by Warden osborne.
seized her that she was subdued. She placed In
a strait jacket and taken hack to her bed
Warden Osborne was not In the building at the tmo
OF the outbreak. and his wife. hearing the noise and
seeing the blaze, pulled the private lire alarm signal
with which tho Institution Is provided. The Fire Dc
Partment responded promptly but was not needed.
Warden Osborne. who was only short distance AVA.
heard the fire engines rafting along the street, and
fears Of tho patients and convinced them that there
no danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CUA NfiLS AT THE WHITE HlN,SE

Washington. OCT. IA number Of changes
will bc made in the official portion Of the White Hon..
during the Presidents absence IN thr West. Tho
library. hcrrtofnr' usrh BY The President hi
oNicr. will lie fitted mp as sittngrom for tn" nS"
Of the family and the President will hereafter conduct
all official hn~nrss in I'll" room next ~ III" Cabinet
room. occupied hy I'ri'a'" Secretary lialfIa'
I'r,lGcn. Lincoln used this T. his pr, ate
Office. and it there he signed the Ema =" patton
Proclamation. The large oak desk mad from the
tiInerS OF the British ship Re'ntr. and pr~rnt"d y
Queen Victoria TO the President ~ the ntd States
during President Hayes administration and which ha-
lee used 10y every President sincc, will he removed
T., President liarrisOn's new Office. Tho private
rct4rys Office will be moved into tho email room In
the southwest nrnrr Occup,,i ny Assistant sec
Ietary Priden and tie executive clerks who will lc
transferred to the large the north font. her"
tUforc occupied by tr di'bursing officer Mr. Cro"k
Il /, stated the White House that these changes ar
made necessary by tic crowded condition Of the
dwelling portion Of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CAyORITrS WIN AT IAToS1A.

Cincinnati oct THE track though IN n"t'"r COT
dftou today than II IN III" two pr''"nihH ui' -
was still slow. The attendance Wa Ira"l u ~ "-id
and az ALL of the favor!tc> the "r'wd departed
heppv il was found necessary TO shoot icI Neii'
who broke MS Ice by fall yeat"rfay This seHEIS
va. owned 10y J. T. Pnlfnrd and Barney Wolf. ana
Was valued AZ $1,000 Will" Clara g. M" was NOV
ct4rcd III any race to-day. WAS "n"roising she Sd
d,nly fell 70 The ground. II wa. f"urn ula' inc
spinal column hnd been broken. resulting III h'r
Immediate death. She was hay nlN III. properly
~ u I Ca.>idv W o valued her at 5000.
First selling pur~" for 'lr'" wear obs ana up
ward, one mil. and ~'v"itv yai-. 'NmI"F' won ~
half length spectator AID Wc>t Anna hnsh"d s"'"'
and ,hirI i,.Spc,t.,"'y. Iirr- - =.
-ec"Yd race ling, pu:~' for thru" y"''T "dN one
Mic Eu'cl- won ca.ily hv 4 l'n.ih ana nan
Amt at. ,.,cn,id Pullman third. I!'n"-l II
Third ra,~A frr Aa!.Gic,p svr"p-'a for thrr'
vonr OTIS and upWarl. ~" NIL" and IN "Ifh'h.
Major Tom showed IL" Others his h"'- ana hitrh"N
>in,e IT, ,rco,d Te;acty thru. fnr j 2" | .
r,,ur1h ,7o-Th" To-, >iakc> for t'v" year cd ii"'.
,ix furlunr, -emicr iidolc I'D all u" way, A.h'
FLA. eth -"cDld. N-- HaVh.n~ third INC j - !
Fin race -rNns. puf.c f"r two gen Cd. ~"
,,:.n,. - Dol l.. Won by two lengihe. psoli second
Orr, third. Time-l %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
DIABLO SOLD FOR $4,000.

4. F. wALCOTT THE PURCHAsER-bREA Up
OF THE CASTLE sTABLE.
AL te horses Of the Castle Stable the property of
Jonas Ianrfcd Of Philadelphia. sold by auction
NJ Morris Park yesterday Diablo was knocked down
70 John campbell at $4,000 Mr.. Campbell WAS a"u'c
for A +. Wacntt. bermuda went to Erron Me
Ccand for 1900 and Green Morris gave $500 for
Th6rndac Following /. li>t Of the horses sold. TO-
cathcr with the buyers and prices:
Eln.tnnr, b. e.. g. by Stonchcngc-Ma)0rity, by
kim Ernest; 4. Garrison. $50.
Eihl"n. ,h c. B. by EDlu--Hclcn. by Aroy II. {.
l!caci cl; E; 3 % Grin't"ad-cen'inell"' by
~. 1% ID T. j.. Ksily "' SEQ
Rainbow. b. f.. 3. Ivy neutrality-suspicious. BY Iianip
pain~hrc Las b. t.. b by Danacardocl-iork-
hire Ia>>. ~ King of Trump-: W.. lyrncN. 500"
psl,o b. c. t. bv Ecu~--'iracc Darling. by Jones
bore: J. F.. Campbell. 5000.
Amos. b. h.. ). EoluNldaia. BY Red Dick; J.
Chamhly. r. e. 3. by Rctorm-Madce. by Australian /;
II. r. K,..rn- $500. .,
snn.nin~. en- C.. 4. BY Rciorm-Mahsr. by Aus'rai-
IAN M e. rrd ch g. . by Mner-Maceio O.. hy shan
NV WatCn Me- en- G.. s. by King naN-carre' by Bay
ny i I~ar,rlHrk u G. X. Norris. $500.
pert b. f.. by GIen"le-sk Gown by L'"s'e'''"
VI. By-ncs. $500 ,,,,, =. ,.,.ro,, &.
n. i, WHITEHALL, wv; ID $500
cnicawry Oh. G.. >. ny GlcneG-s"hott. by Aus
tralian NJ. Hogan SD; Dali. ,r ,.,,rr
,oa cl" b Gideon t. g. :: i 900 % '''e"''r'a f'
Home Kun h. e.. hv Clcnclg-Ecturn. BY Commo
dore IL. C. MYERS $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
YOrNG HArSEED AT A GIFT HOTEL.

From Tie Chicago Tribune
one oi the clerks Of the sherman House: 1ne
ynnug fellow who to the city AND stops AZ the
hotel is not always the hayseed that some folks
,akc him 10 b.. b:t some Of hl- WAYS are amusing:
yot lNy a,o ore ~ these Young men came In ana
.toppci over with ms all night. Having made some
inuurcs ahOnt the iooil. as 10 how high up II was,
and whei her Thought there wac any danger OF nro
Thon he toos of his watch and couple OF nngs;
took his valuable, and put them away ana SEW
minute. he pushed the button. yelled Front
and the boy went ON the run. Pretty soon no came
back with couple Of collar buttons. and tiioy were
nice ones. The boy said that the roomer wanted
them mt with his other vanabes. | put Thorn
awac In few minutes the rOonicr hit the bue0n
AKA H. and again I yelled 4" 'FRONT.'" Away went re
h.llboy and In due time he returned with the ~.
formation that the said he had diamond enlry
stud which he couldn't get ont and wanted 70 kn0~
II he could send his shirt down and have that I0ck
up I went up 10 his room and told him wouS
be personally responsible for that. and he went %
But he down next morning before ! va. ~
watch. and I'll bet, judging from his looss' sass -
didn't sleep . wink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TPiry WEEKS ON THREE RArLROiDS

Drnyer. oct Tho salt Lake, Express. hur az
,d,nu,on nj II 10 Oclrk thus morIilht wa "re'n"'
IN n sharp curve three miles east 1T edrec"' OH
Marshall Pass, The srcIrr wits thrown rom w"
track and overturned. one n1n WA kI'n ana
several were injured.
cincinnati oct. "a dispatch from 'su'"'o"rS'
Ky says: Inst night about . -" "''"" ~, '''''"-'
w.,scnrcr train no "a on t"' N'"p'r' '''"e NV" W
az -i,n,i v,llcv road waS nearing olympia. small
,,,o, forty mr. ifty mcs wcst Of here. an axle on the
,,,um,n car broke throwing the car from the track
~. down an cnhanhmrnt. There were twenty
,.s,cuecrs IN the ear. all OF whom w"r' NOR" ~
i,.s bruised and injured. Traffic was delayed five
.onrs by the accident.
Kansas city. Mo-. oct "A dispatch to The
star from Mnron. Mo-. says Near Ethel on the
, ia Ea,lvay This morning. two freight trains were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
ouARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

The Hclleate Stable had very brief existence.
Mr. Ehret now races his horses 10 the name N F. G..
McIewee A. CO. Young Lamblcy has been engaged TO
ride the lirtweiehtS during the Of 1891, and
Mrlauebn as first Jockey Of tho stable. will put the
boy through a course Of sprouts.
Mr.. Morris spent large part od the afternoon in
walking through the grand stand and cannot have
failed to notice the misery and discomfort causcd by
the beating rain Before next spring tile roof will be
extended forty feet in front and nearly as much In the
rear Of the stand.
Secretary Bennett announces that racing will be
rcsum.d AT Dundee Park to-day. A good programme
has ho,n arranged so far. the meeting has been an
unqualified success. ., ,,
money has been raised. the location selected ana the
ground purchased The plans call for - kite-shapd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
(.u1r-r J1-GT1CE EEASIEY'S MILD CHARGE.

Fro Old y. j. oct. fSp"c'an.-Thc October term
Of The Monmouth County Court opened h"r WIS
morning. chef Justice I:".-l"y Of In" S'prAnr '"nF'
~ t'o STATE presided. with Judges f'n"v"r H'h''I
AID Cart, also the bench. twenty 'hfe' ''""i
in RS ucr, sworn in. Justice N"a7ev ann"in"'
IA, he lad selected Collin D N"ar,. Of Cream IhI'
a. tho fireman Of the lury. Mr.. Meas /, the pr"
;-ioor of a large creamery After The jurors hah
been worn Justice Ecaalcv said
Nv attention la. bccI called 10 Tho all"tch r''niS
tla,.,ct ,us which occurred aSt summer al me VI III
nc, i,,, r.c.,,a,k IN This comfy II cannot b"
lar, t,r me t" t." u"irirr' ~ Inc ''ih 'uT'
WHAT their dutr * III thc-r ca>c~ on must ihVc-'I
c,.. Hog complaints ait,ut gimbl!Hy AT tn" fH'
a,H A. Won must all other complaints winch ar
lrs' ''.t.rl TO Nnn.
The friends ~ the Monmouth Iark Association cN'
nm, al their satisfaction over the llcht".> OF IN"
ti.., Iu-tic,s cL,-.c T!.v hal cNpoCtcd him Ia
,lc,,oui.r. the tojkIIitcrs in unpcaturrh Uins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TIIIrTEEN PASSENGERS ~ PERIL.

T1hrt pae,rngcr> in horse No. l<l. running h.
tween jersey City and llObokcn. had 4 thrilling tx
l.ricncc yesterday morning. II VAS about ten min
ui, tcfr- o'ccck wrn tho car in charge II Patrick
Connci tho driver and Patrick fitzgerald. the c'i1
cuctur approached the Erie Hallway cr"s-ine nell
sa.. that the gacmAn signalli e. him {" eros, over
and h. had pa.sd over two tracks wh"n b" law a
pass,r ger tram coming down the trrk. with sr"a'
r ..ucc 81 nnd. ~ applrd The brake and VAi'd the
.,i, Ia one side lie SAID aI,crwarI that lie cid
have :,ln,,,, t.rrchcf tn" train as II passed Tn"
u.scrcr, ~ IN. car t..ca greatly excited. TIE
u.ru rushed ont 10 tir platform and jumInh OF
aid the women about ~ follow Their example
tut rcr- persuaded by ia" conductor ~ Tctia ~ the
danger had passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
WHAT ATHLETES AI.E DOING.

Captain Murphy. of the kiTg, County Whecumrn
has lust issucd "A road card for October runs Inc run
take pacc On Oct'l'"r II. i6. -. 2', - ana 81
The members Of the Pasare Boat Club. "f lonkcr"
pro,.o,c huildng Climb house with bowling alleys
billiard ROBINS and other a,nctic uxurlcS IL j c'H
mated tlat the now binding Will cost Tl3OJO
The annual fall games Of the Acorn N'E.ehc M
soc ,t:un will take pac: Oh the rnb fr"nI'-. fHN
sxtr..t south brooklyn, Oh November A.
The Kpickcrbpcker Field Club. Of Flat'u'h VIII open
f., bowling a,'y> "n the cvrlinS OF 'rt"b'a IL ~
O'Clock There will ,~ dancing during inc evening
TIE Acorn Athletic Club has entered the following
.,bI1c. I'm H.. A. a. T.. National rhampionsi
games to be held ut Washington on saturday =. ~
Ecilly NJ Iralv, +. Edward, Frank Murray II. u
Edwards e. Vutr!c, Il. Ashley. A. Cole, Thon"
Richards and +. Olsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
NEWARK.

Three chtldron N t.'rso II. IIedfin. of No. 2oS
Eig!Iih ave. have did from dphtleria wNhfh ~"c"
iVir 4x"- r,nglng from five t" ten years 10" '"-'
death was thal 81 t,cr,r.. lo disi while the sIy
q; III, bIorncr W,Eur VA. he,ns prpa''~! fos hurh!
huryl.-s ATTEMPTED to rib the safe o h"'r. Srrh
v..,,,,at ,irriuv Ii.. knob, II h. stf hril',.
bur the hl ,.lf- we're cvid"ItIy frIshi"i"s on bci"'
The, .uli for" IA. -af' "isi.
W!.4, William Maxwell. al Ensl'h sneak th'ci "n.
,,uii Ia 10. f,.iIo>.sl from tie FIX ''nin''
.iaI YESTERDAY m"rnins 70 the rrn''"' ',,.Ni
Larceny IT wss d.rsNr,d that he hal pliLin'.i
w. attempt I" .-,caIc Ne had l'""n PLACED III 81.
\, -, ~, The ca ~,.- II the prisr II " ~ f,"ind
AZ IL. hAd di.- al',rt through IN" brick "'i ~ 'h
,.ll li-t r1l.i"rt Ls'-i III d'ris T." -" r.
,''. 81 mo !, 1. 81 tie iron br,i."It W"-hiI't
,r.. ,,t.:,.s IA tearing down part of IN" JAN WAL
rl ,,c,r,,.q, Fir. .,n,rr, from l",rns NsvH"l ~
lr- ,,.,r, p,:i TIE iitttir. ~ MtA""I' y'.r ~
,t..nil"nt = pr'.,L"ic that ~ VIII b. tried iVr ui'
Illtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CUTrtGO MILK .UIppLPS ORfh.IZr

Chicago. t~t. tsp"'I,l .- Representatives. OF The
mill shippers Of II H." Tertiary from y hrh hi'"""
drnwe Us supply mot his morning I" tatr action
sv,int the niddcm"u. T%r 1'"rft r"ih"d q:
action presented, nam"lr. forming -''"k cam
parv with n capital OF :lOo.i"p and d~i'ihuiiiF ~
vcll as producing the milk. .'cond. aSo .atg ~ "a
league or eociety. but not ~ hIdiic III" frt Tn"
plans ~ tho New YORK. ana ihlITclph organizations
we're discussed IN Memphis IN" .urpiy Is r'rnlHt u
ard controlled by joint .toch company Incorporated
four year ago Last y~tr firid"d 81 |! - cents
va. paid on Gau h!plrsi mt, Memphis.
\ cniLrt'"e ported that III" best in'ti"d II d"inH
away with the rh!dlTnuu (" form an Incorporated
Joint stock company. II was also decided 20 tx IL
certain scale Of prices FOR milk I" remain In force for
the next six month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
DON'T CHEAT YOURSELF.

pays to tn" hest and CHS 10 specially tru" when
NE ass al stake How any man or woman who
tu1 ring from dyspv>A. liver trouble or %3 similar
fctoa osa dos. the with cheap nO>trins
oil bef Thousands Of pcGpe 80 troubled 60 70 Carlsbad
and spend lars. amount Of money In doing It, Why not
u. Tie 81 nrin Carlsbad Sriudel salts which Is imported
FROM Csrbd und he obtained Of Nj, reliable druggist
They the concentrated power Of thG watr tsci They
have The erect upon the ast for all disorder Of
Lc stomach live" kidney. the genuine Carlsbad Sprudrl
Salt, f. without cQuai. II is specially beneficial for
chronic tpsti0n gouty and rheumatic aFectons Be
,r. TO Obtain genuine avcl0 which has the s"al Of t
c,,y Of Carlsbad and signature Of Esner Nendsson
60 agents. Barclay.st. HewYoEt tho mock OF evory
boxue. Write Ter pamphlet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
WILL DIR. GALf AGHIK EF RFTrASED'
4 REPORT THAT RoNr LIZ rrl>0NrrS ~ -

RiPoHV THAT N'Nf h't i''A'N' - - '
,.x, u,,, arr -r.,r ,iprrry
rPr' WIS P'" ''' N"''' ''
"N'' 'r'N u" l." ''" 10 ~ ''
cor,,.t."i,. nu:i'r'r =: 80" II ''".U -" %" 80"
a.. a.. =, ,...... g. ~, ..,,',. >
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dyrani'" "ufrW'~. "f h'''i''" ""rH"''- '''''
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The victims Il tt,''s Tt''." r,'i~-.
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OTHER STBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOrNT VERNON.--Thc Regular d'f'"''" Wv
=" compositions" At the election u" '''"
rcrs in the Fourth District on MONDAY ~
Al, ,t 100 vuo>. The women T'p""'"
,oIucly to the invitiipn 70 rN'N'-r '"" ,,,
If .ufrar, and wore. generally. taken 10 U'' P''"'
,,,.. j., carriages The following was t1' t'h''
elected: McmLers Of The HoaM o. fm'""t'"n, ~
three, years John BINGHAM. William H. Iar'' W. =.
Armstrong; for one year, william l'itch'"'H' y. y.
,I ,,.,srck Earl The Republicans. mt
meeting I'm Monday night. elected the following "'"'
yn,cs 10 the County Ecpuhlican l'aslir wH m ~
rret at Whit" rlains: seymour j. 1m ar and r' T. =
,ln., II t. Iogar,us. william Archer an" , -.
AsIc, w. Tie Republicans Of wr.s Mount ,%%.w
orranlzcd the West side Ecprhrah lan on i,eury
oisnt and elected the follow ing 0nirers ur ,H
E.rr. prrilcni Dr. J. r. banning amt sa, % W, LINN
ricc dcnts J. y. Hoffman. r1rriaiy anu ~ "a
.' .rr,.renn ti,ssnrer. raJ will be held on Mon
day night next . .,., ~ IN.
voSvERs The annual lawn tennis tourney 81 ,n.
-, 1917 ~ thc Young Mons Christian Association
oS Yonisrs hHs been finished. The following w'nhers
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doo-Red and Blue 1872
j. a. & \. II. Morris's b. c. Russell by Eous-1 49,
J. A. & a. IL Morris's b. +. Ambulance. by Onon
E. browns ch. c. Forerunner by Fonso-Mary Lam.
pn,er n,,v. Woa,.a, nv i;an ro1imp
Queen '.. ~ .,....................118
D. r. Pusfcrs b. c. Kirsover by Atnla-Ihc Sauaw lib
Ia Tonra" CO. AA 'o''' " lilo
" noise ~ We = s'' ..................ll IL
!" clone ~" l. o'"-' ...'-'...- ITO
George Hoarst's b. c. Yosemite by Hyder Ali-Ne ~.
IL" tfAmcf. W.
+. C. McIewee Cos oh. Average. by Joe HOOKER
"eoi i h'af''s DIX f'f'"o'"S' y! To-,
n n Wubcrs,s h, bv l'ncas- Mimi ........ los
FIFTH EACE-pROTECTOEY STAKES. THKFE.YEAR
nS n1 ADDED ONE NILE
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SrrT OVER AN ELIf'TRTr LIGHT PATENT

Chicago oct. 7.--Indc's Gresham and DI"dgnf
are listening ~ the Infringement suit II the Brush
Electric Company ayrinN the Fort Wayne Electric
Company. Henry :. ODDS. Perry A. Randall and
Ranod r. Mcl'orald 10 cnl".n improvements ~
electric lamps The vari"is patents ARE OK
hrdtt The and few rl,uui's IN"
lights turned ~ cAplnn wlci~ III" infringement
comes IN. Nai1OIs oir'r suits Will depend on the
sn..aIl
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PIAINflEL.D.

Tic Plaltei choral >"i"i' held III hr'' f"'e"f>"'
f,r n. .r,r ~ N.riIy t.i. "h"n ~" If"siFHlh"
{ p tn. GONNA. -.-n'l'- work. whN ai""u' ed '' tl"
u, ard "A N,,r.,. rls orators, ~ Eli All WILL d.
.I.-,d hv IN, .n!rtv ~ TIE Irst concert. Inc
li.u...nfur f,r ia" -"ruld r"rr"7 U'I1N'' r"'"
A smart ...l-,ti,i.. ~ iu. Inst concert
>..fi,-. ,lsid.'- or atm. VII, ," SU'ts
Tt. .H. II tn" P'ani'ri loN : ,ub "-ic r7lnii'
,hr,n OPP. 60. Day ehi. Wh"'. III" E"T '"'.n
,.,lli- nl Sew Iiavri. t''ir.. delivered ia" do,
.ttur, ,iGr-~>. re rI,u!- ~" ~ Ear" an! N"' D
,yc. IT,, go. iur, "abiv furnished. .ld TIC club
has all cXt"n~yA library.
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TIVE TRIP or TIE IRON AND TEEL KEX

L-banor l%nn., oct. :. The excursion OF tho BIN
ish ard German and stool mou and American MIN
ING engineer, arrived her. tli, afternoon III thres
train, Of ten Pullman vc>ttlu" each. There wore
coo in the party. They were entertained At Mount
,irrtna Park hy Robert H. Coleman. and after viewing
H.. c,rnval ,i,, banks ara Co"brok furnaces lsft
her, for IIarrl,iur, t. -pr.d the NIGHT. They ~
due az Johi.,town Ia morrow aitcrr'On AT ! O'CLOCK