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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11
Bucklen's Arntca saIye.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box, For sale at A G Ireland's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

Madam" observed the actor to the
mother of yelling infant III the uu Hence,
"when your child is quite through APP
| will continue to merely feign
insanity. Al esent the pressure is entire
Iy too great.
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Sne-They have # scovered some wood
in Egypt which is saiiro be 1000 wears
old. | wonder what kind it is? lie dun
perturbably )-Ches nut, Of course.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

All kinds OF justice of the peace blanks
for sale at the New MEXICAN printing Of.
fee.
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BETTER THAN COLL

RESTORED HER HEALTH.
Wv 25 years suffered from bois, erysipe
and other blood affections, taking during t.
time great quantities Of different medicines wit
out giving me any perceptible relief. Friend
induced me to try S. 5. S. 1t improved me froI
he start, and after taking several bottles, re
stored my health as far as could hope for
ny age, which is now seventy.dve years
Mrs. 8. N. Lucas, Bowling Green, by.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed flet,
SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ga
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

Wilson, desplse hypocrite. Thorn
son-So do |. Nov, take jackson Tor
example he's the biggest hypocrite on
earth. | despise that nan. "But you ap-
pear to be his best friend" 80, yes;
try to appear friendly toward hun. 1t
pays better in the end"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

Husl and-The marks on my collar are
getting so laint can't cad them. Wife
-fhen | wish YOU would get another DO .
tie of that indie u i'k
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DIR. A. ker's English PHI,

Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, dIsordered stomach, loss of APP
petite, bad complexion and bllousness,
they have never been equaled, either in
America or abroad.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

Ol Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and my wife owe our lives to Shiiohs'
Consumption Cure.
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A Nasal Injector

Free with each bottle OF Shiloh
Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. 9. NJ.
Craamer
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tho result is a collision, whether looming
thro' the rye" or not. Life is full of colhe
Ions. We are constantly colliding with some
body or something. If it isn't with ouy
neighhors it is with some dread diseases that
knocks us or tho track " and perhaps dis
h hona us tor NE Wome9 especially it seems
Affections than mankind. In all cases Of
nervousness bearing-down sensations, ten
derness, periodical pains, sick headache g, con.
gcstion, inflammation, or liberation and al
female Irregularities" and "wcaknosses.'
pr. Picrces Favorite Prescription comes tt
the rescue of women a., no other medicine
docs. 1t is the only medi cine for women sole
BY druggists, under positive guarantee,
from tho manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case, or money paid foI
II Will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper
Copyright. 1885, BY won1 DIS Dis. MED Assn.
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Round trip tickets to Las Vegas hot
springs and return, good for ninety days,
on sale at So at A., I. 4 S. F. railroad
office
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For Dyspepsia

And Liver Complaint, you have printed
guaranty on every bottle Of Shiloh's Vital
izer. 1t never fails to cure. G. VI.
Craamer
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" i'll You Suner

With dyspepsia ana liver complaint d!
>Llloli's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. &. NJ. Dreamer.
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50 the old gentleman kicked 70 down
the stoop when you called TO see his
daughter. DID he break anything"
Yes, he broke our engagement.
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WHY VIII TOu

Cough when Shiloh's Cure will give
you immediate relief. Price 10cts., 80
cts, and 81. G. NJ. Dreamer.
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Typewriter paper in all sizes and quail
ties for sale at the New MEXICAN office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

That Hacking Cough
Can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. G. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

Book binding to the Queens taste and
at American prices at the New MEXICAN
book bindsry.
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HISTORICAL.

commander at TT. Marcy, 80. CoL. SIMON SNYDER
Adjutant ......... LIEUT.. ). \ SEYBuRN
Quartermaster q. ....... IHEUT. PLUMBER
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Handson @ commercial printing ut the
New MEXICAN Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-11

IL making y steady MODERN growth; has
now u population Of o,uOU, anu LAS every
ASSURANCE VI DeCUming u DeauLllui IAuuerh
city. her people are liberal anu enter
prlslng, ami stand ready W foster ami ell
Courage ANY Legitimate undertaking nav
lily Tor lts object the building up Anu lll-
prOvemenL OF the place. Among tile
present needs OF SANTA re, AMI Tor WHICH
liberal bonuses LII casn or lands could I'LL
doubtedly be secured, may be mentioned
q canning factory; q wool securing plant
and q tannery. skilled labor OF all Kinds
ID in demand at good wages. The cost Of
living u reasonable, and real property,
both Inside and suburban, In q .adtiy NJ.
Vnnelns h yNlus
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Minister Lfsecl. ). ssfll undecided ss
"a shea as soa - be brosgst =
America
Emsero- Wrls., h.. iaforDss ths
c,reea e sis iusenroo = visit kng glsa&.
Trosably ia Augos.
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',..srs.rer - r. .,,..l, roach. L bsinr
rslsatOklaaoma f,v
49,. w.,-.h, farmer q
v-.-tfs-- f-s -. ettes bv sLaks
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g--,.-.. -..,-s =, DYER a
49, 4 .1,-ssy nivtt ap5
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80 l.,.-...---ie.' e.
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MS i4fui near i't"y "a, -'e.'' o'- - -
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J-ose " "'''lAHl larson as9O
io' hFe terms = ~ ~ Der - ~ - 40
state o7n~-1' U'01 a. iO'. y"
ne equestrian statue VI N a
hooeF' l. Lee 20 DC SCI up ~ ~
mono' a. arrived from l I1oii''On
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- ma
vance story Houtu NAFO4lA@ O0n-
Vlc| maze his escape from ms g1Aru
Mohoay Oy jumping through INC WIN
90" OF train on "hlcn nc was oeihg
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
WASHED AWAY.

Dam AZ the Rock Island Arsenal Par
italy Demolished bT High Water-Dam-
age to the Extent Of 100000 caused.
DAvESPORT. Ia. April 30.-Damage
70 the amount OF go. 900 or more was
done 70 the property of the Rock
Island arsenal Tuesday bv an overflow.
A new waterpoTer dam is being built
on The south side Of the Government
island. and - protect this work
c0fer dams have been constructed above
and bslou H. and high water wore its
wa7 around The upper bulkhsad and
washed away some 80. 000 yards II earth.
aud the water has cut into he island
ffty feet deep bv 800 in length The
work OF dam bgiiling will b. delayed
for weeks
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
GIVEN AWAY |.
GOLD WATCHES AND GKNuLNs
DIAMONDS WITH TIA.

NNLaL NAIAn Il AM 0A-ts : -
DIAMONDS WITH TIA
The New Kugiand Tea Company To-
Gently organized in Boston HAS, have
reuts,G Tie store room. No. - OAI.si -s1i
formerly eesaT. q by Mrs Reynolds
the milluer, tor sac purpose Of placing
beiorS the puoiic thoI aencious Tea
Their method ls both novel and unlQuo
The sea ls pui up lu neat paper cAd4lss-
Ihis company put Iu each c@aalt ~ tes
souvenir, such a. sula Cold, SILVER
and nlckle watches, slso genuine ala-
monas, Iumcs, sapphlrcs. pearls. tur-
QuOlses, AmetDNsis, and other articles
vi lesser value There are no g.fS,
tokens 0T tickets, az tne can aud oon-
teuts cOmpr 81 the sale. aid are sold az
Tie uniform prce al a.. of course
tle expensive method 90 advertising
can not continue long, o0 DAYS being
tlC Lmt after which bnle thf sou
venirs NIL be Withdrawn, aud these
really choice goods continue un sale
through al agent at tAe sAme pricf.
Everybody must n0i expect a valuable
souvenir. IlS follow .ng is partial iist
- names ot persons finding valuable
souvenirs lu their cadoies Yesterday
n. n. seymour. $50 East hudge-st
found a solid gold hunting case stem
Wlnd and siem-set Amcrcan watch
Mrs. ". j. Wilson, with itlEeRAN-
HERALD. found d genuine diamond stt
in SOLID gold ln lcT eau, D T.. arms
blacksmith, found 40 n gold l. a..
kaInes, Inspector board oi Health
found stem-N winding. stem sttint
watch J. " MuIlbare, dla gDoas h e.
Alfred Evans. Isa iulIal4a-sl., III. u.
Hon. ESQ NntA-si and Nrs g.. b.
Murphy. with Alrtirrn Cnlai.r. each
.ound 4 genuine diamond SEES iu solid
gold in tner cane Miss d Jordan,
lressr,ak,r f..rr. a r.rf|.ulaf.fe sd. AL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
"Wednesday 2ist May, 1889

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heNei4. too' i,-l'.
mag ni'il
lht loNu 'H ''" .''I
l'ho "i.l..' p. ''''o ~ - ~
70 over hiil tiol-Ai'.s in
aiso h.ps' s'i"' '.'i '.'ilg p,'i' "N
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no0 feet aIso fatb au6 e.'npIr NIIe.
This frgf-claes Mil 10 situated or "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Two HoY. DroMned.

SCHENECTADY, n Y, April 80 Tues
day afternoon. Adolphus Robetley and
Frank Wells two boys, aged Il years
each, were drowned in the Mohawk in
this city. They were returning home
from fishing trip and in some manner
the boat in which they we're seated cap
sized. One OF the boys nearly reached
the shore before no succumbed and
went under. The other sank almost
Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

CEr-Aso. April 20 --Cha-rrs 20 f-sud
In fhs e rrvan-r fourth ward. u-ade alrtu7
ere -ereut election. cul minated InesiaT
afternoon ~ Staee's- Attorney Lc1Ee-
aarEar swearing out -h hirtr-one warrants
has--a Irsece HarburEsr fo- che
arrest cf rren she ~ declares are ga
v-tr-S I've 81 .heep warrants we're
sarra8 Tuesday nEht s1d ,he nen
arairs- vsou rasy were issue@ srs noF
"a -ss eouat7 a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Fight with Rebels in Tonquin.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-A steamer
from Japan brings news OF fight be
tween French troops and the rebel chief
Dovan in Tonquin- The French sur
rounded the chiefs house in force. set it
on fire and shot down rebels as they
tried to escape. The chief and his band
of thirty pirates were killed. The
French lost three killed and three
wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Beat the Butter-Makins Record.

BosroN, April 9O-A COW belonging
TO d. f. Appleton, of New York, at his
farm in Ipswich, Mass. has succeeded
in breaking the butter-maSing record
Of the country. The record for the year
was $40 pounds 10 ounces. The best
previous record was o36 pounds by an
animal in Kentucky
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
ADJOURNMENT TALK.


ADRIAV. Mich. April 30 Tuesday
the 200 survivors Of the 2, 600 Union sol
blew uD April r. 1855, near MemDh :.
held tbeir annual reunion here. Colo
mel s. 70 Pa0iehruEh. u Lindsay. o..
vas .eots' President
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

KoE0vo. Ind. AprfI - The in-
usnse building % the Eokcro Windor-
6Iass Company vas cons vle'sly con
suwei by Gre Tuesday morni1r Ths
bursting of pot caused tbe fire. Loss.
s30o11.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Capfnreda Count.

PHILADELPHIA, April SO.-Tuesday
morning Mayor Filter united in mar
riage AZ his residence Maximillian Al
brect Count Pappenheim, Of Bavaria,
and Miss Mary Wister Wheeler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
. ~ " III ID y = =
SENATE.


WAsHrVerov. Apru 0-Ths discus
sfc.n az .he land forfeiture blu vas re-
a.r,ed ia che senate Tuesday at sns
-,eein.l11 of the routine business On
m.,tIon to lay She amendment ot SEN
a.o~ Gail lVIt-I on chs table thsrs was
rot quorum voting yeas %, nays tsl.
hut a. call o. tbs senate showed
ths presence ot ffty-two members
ths voss wa abous % Do taken again.
whan ssnssor Sherman lOl rosa and
gave notice that whouever ths-s vas a
quorum present snd ma vote did not
disclose that fac. be should insist upon
the sensible rule shat ths Senators pres
aas and not voting should bs conntsd.
Senator blackburn Ky asked II 10
was she purpose Of ths senator from
Ohio either 10 disregard she pairs OF
Senators. or Co disregard tas rals Of he
senate. and authorirs - presiding
oefcer 10 do thss which The Speaker ef
the House has been recently engaged In
doing'
senator Sherme said.
Il you'd not hrsas pair But thsrs sr-
ere - tvo senstors presenk whom Z ~ aot
. rrsua fsr whom eai-s W.. nct snaorlresd snd
uno fif roe ~. sa the isst Tcts fnFus .
a tbs H1tT - every 7e-sru ~ho = nct
,.lr.4 - rrfe- ara nat - - posi-
t'r. taat Z heve AEays orclpiet I
u~~-r have baen p-ss-nt lnnpeiredl Fifhout
f..rax rT 1utr ~ Fete Fo-iN fnsre Frr-
.-s ~ ~ errafnrs present No probably 50
- rars q, rcts. AMI who as nos vots IN such
/. ..se - fnat tt ~ nat ne fect ~ thsir
s.fn- ---s,nt cons t1sfng 1ucr1~n nay -
,,--.rsrf~ s-rrunrel ~ ne - dr and eeliere
- sv-r - ruIs sfcpted r7 the HOUSE, -
r--r-~-u-tt,rss - m exact sccc-fan IN
oar rrr rlls srri wish 80 constitution
senator Blackburn then asked sen
.s,r sherman if he. in the fsce Of ths
--,lss -n7er which this hodr has acted.
49, saat fs i within ths poTer - ne
r-ssi8frr -ff-er 20 recognise ss presens
- senator Eho. under his oolTanou.
.sba -onq-~ues IL tanks that he hss
n rirhs fo votef
senator Plumb CKsa.l made ths point
.f .-4s- ehas the pending motion Fas
- san.tabfs and senator Blackburn
aszra unan nous consent rhat nna =
.ilowed Senator sherman - srsVsr 'he
..~a~v. Senator Sherman sad he Fcald
cher not answer az presents since mere
- A ncu-dah1tatis mctiun csndlnE
-r--n 1nas-fcr -1s again taEen ahA 80
- CATS snsu3 .nent ws@ aid ~ the
,,sla bv strict party vsae--Tsas 80
ravs. a.
Ssnassr Needy "a D. cfsrsd an
.--a,sueat ~hics vRs aTrssa e. de-
.1,-s-- that ere act shsl nct - ~
.+~.s,f G, ronler snT rivht sn an $40
..~-.rs-isn -r PERSON - .suis that Ferr
.~ra-asi ID taa Ersrrs
Tha hiu Uas taea passed wtthons
$500 MsFhsrssa y. y } iaszeaaz
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

WAsVfv7ro April - The mar
riare of N.-s Margaret Blaine 20 Mr..
W1i.c- D1mrcsch viii be solem I'D
Nav l- A. the residence % tie Secretary
of state Rev D. Hamlin. Of tba
Church o. the Covenant viii offciate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
THE MARKETS.
Grain. ProrI.inr.. Tfc.

CHICAGO. April 30.
FLoUR-Quist ard unchanged. Patents. -
04T5. Bakers g. a0G2 , sirAights, 81 7534 q
Winter Patents. A5la4 70, Clears s. 6o13 ~
wHEAT-Act.ve and HIGHER No cash. about
s71E 9c. May sssE-9c, July 9sc.
80 Spring 6l@76c. ard 40. g. - .orpoo-
% fancy
CORS Active and frmer. No 2 a9h0aao
No. Q yellow. az r., &C. No 9 p 2 sec No
? yellow. s2'scphc Nay 3ls13s<c July
22SG3ae
OArs- -Qnlet ard higher No 2 PAL. .t9fslo
May 2f49&Ec June. ESa2s4c. July
"a h2244o Samples stefdy No 9 "a 80
10 8 Waite - .0Tc. NO 2 23tG G-5c. So. .
WlHs 222ac
RYz-Dal and sss .cr 20. cash 80
ard Ms7 s1ifc Sample. so1-lc f0T SO z
srd Ggesc Pr No
BARLEY-Good heavy Iowa 10 fair dsnant
snd z. other grades si0r Common fbfn IoTs
~ ard so $3.50 good En- choice. ga
- Nor-hwestern No o fsin 1890 roo
q choice s33fsc. .anc7 flEs1o
Butt rEs-Creane-v. A2l7hc, DAIRY or
Paosir9 sfocs sac
Ee0-- Fres1 .1lIc
PorrTsT--'.rr sprf-g Chicks-s - o1zst ~
To- dog Trrsevs aelfc pef III Duczs 10 81,
per Ib. Geese 3 na5 10 per 5,,eh
LIo~ Rs utsta- 80 e. rite -a-e c-.sf 1u ths
BASS 20 8 nj te- f-ishec Foofs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

Scottish Csrolfus Timber and Land Cs.
Limited, bF1TvfbnE, lryE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-20
KILLED BY A WAGON WHEEL.
An Inmate of the Trenton Insane Asylum
Commits Suicide While Out Walking.

An Inmate of the Trenton Insane Asylum
Commits Suicide While Out Walking.
Richard w. Goodchild, a former well
TODD New York business man, whose
family live on East Thirty-eighth street,
Bayonne, committed suicide at Trenton
yesterday afternoon. Goodchild's mind
gave way about eight months q while
he was suffering with a severe attack of
nervous prostration. He was prominently
identified with Bayohne Council No. Cos,
Royal Arcanum, and at the instance of
friends in that organization his family
had him committed to the State Insane
Asylum at Trenton, where he received
the best of care. Frequent reports re-
Gently received from the officers of the
institution indicated that he was impror-
ing, and his discharge was anticipated.
His chief hallucination was that he was
the owner of vast areas of realty.
Yesterday Goodchiid and five other pa
tients went out for a walk, under the
care of an attendant. The men walked
In single file, Goodchild bringing up the
rear. As Isaac Yates, q Taylorsville
farmer, drove by the party with a hay
wagon. Goodchild threw himself beneath
the rear wheels. and his head was nearly
severed from his body, one wheel having
passed over his neck. His death was al
most instantaneous. The County Physi-
clan decided to hold no inquest, and the
corpse was shipped to Bayonne. Good
child leaves a wife n eight children.
He owned considerable encountered
property in Bayonne. The members of
the Local Council of the Royal Arcanum
will attend to his funeral and burial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Harper,s Nragazine for October.

Harper's Magazine for October.
Harper's Magazine for October is a
most interesting number. Among its
contents are:-"Antoine's Moose-yard, ;,
by Julian Ralph, with twelve illustra
tions by Remington; the story a hunting
expedition into the feeding grounds of
The Last Adventures of the Illustrious
Tartarin,n by Alphonse Daudet, trans
lated by Henry James (ifth installment),
with fifteen illustrations. New Moneys
of Lineoln's Administration; Their ORR
gin, Growth and Value" by l.. E. Chit
tenden. "A-Flaggin'," a story by S. P.
Mclean Greene. 1.-THE First Oil Well:
The Birth of a Great Industry" by Prof.
j. S. Newberry; early history of the Pc
troleum industry. ''Sonnets by Words
t Eopsh'I bv S MisR e elsy ! a lslpstraI
tural Chill" by Theodore Child, with
fourteen Illustrations. Nights at New
stead Abbey" by joaquin Miller, with
illustrations from drawings. In the
Editorial Department George William
Curtis discourses upon the remarkable
fact that the practical sense of Christen-
dom virtually reject the Christian ideals
as impracticable; he makes some COM
parison between certain social Genes and
amusements of a vanished London and
those which may now be witnessed in the
new Madison Square Garden, and argues
that our own time is the best of all pos
sible times. William Dean Howells
writes about the fatuity of certain modern
novels, and reviews several noteworthy
new books. Charles Dudley Warner ex-
plains the meaning of the word "locoed,"
and applies it to q well known foreign
novelist.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-20
PERSONAL.


Judge Dixon, when the weather is favorable
always walks to and from the Court House. He
likes a two mile walk in the morning and gener.
ally takes it.
Corporation Attorney Robert S. Hudspeth
says he is mot in it this year, !" referring to pol
itics.
No one has heard from DR.. 1. N. Quimby this
fall, and great is the concern of all at his silence.
The constant companion of James Flemming,
the lawyer, is q thoroughbred Irish setter which
accompanies him wherever he goes. The animal
follows him to court and on his visits to fellow
lawyers. It never gets into anybody's way, but
always curls up under a table out of the way
and remains there quietly until Mr.. Flemming
is ready to leave. When in the Office the setter
lies most Of the time curled up under Mr.. Flem-
ming's desk.
George D. Bushfeld is making preparations
for a trip to Washington.
Ex-Alderman Dan Junk, of Newark, who re-
sides in this city. now declares he has had
enough Of politics.
Bob Jordan, son of the Ex-Finance Commits
sioner, is in Montana and is making money. He
likes the West.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-20
Davis Owns Him.

We have a word to say regarding
Mr.. John McPhillips. 1t is due to
him and to justice to say that our
opposition to his candidacy for
Sheriff is not founded on any
personal grounds. We understand
him to be a man of intelligence
and good business training. We are
convinced that he is personally hon
est and upright. Under better aus
pieces he might be an excellent candi-
date and IN excellent Sheriff, and he
might have Jul support.
But to elect him Sheriff in this cam
paign would be virtually to r~e-elect
Robert Davis to that office. MI. Nc
Phillips has. himself, no political
power or influence worth speaking
Of. He could, of himself, no
more secure this nomination than
we could have ourselves appointed
to the College of Cardinals or the
House of Lords. He gets the nominal
ton because Mr.. Bob Davis SO die
tates, and Mr.. Bob Davis SO dictates
because he has absolute control over
all Mr.. McPhillips' future course.
Mr. McPhillips, should he be elect
ed Sheriff, would go into Office tied
hand and foot. He could not so
much as sign a check without the
permission of his owner and boss. Mr..
Bob Davis. In short. the organiza-
ton Of the Sherif's Office would
be to all intents and purposes ex-
actly the same that it is today. Mr..
McPhillips would do the work but
Robert Davis would direct it. 1t is
ven alleged by many persons that
Mr.. McPhillips would not receive the
fDll e@. y r. Ofice.
II y alleged Lnat among tne plsases
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-20
A DEAD DOG.
The Dead Animal Contractor Says There
Is no Profit in Removing 1t.

The Dead Animal Contractor Says There
Is no Profit in Removing 1t.
There is a dead dog on the corner Of
Halliday street and Communipaw ave-
nue. that has been lying there for the last
ten days, sending out an odor that to the
residents of that section is anything but
sweet. Reports have been made to the
police every day and they in return have
done the same TO the dead animal depart
ment. but no notice has been taken of the
dog. The contract for the removal of
dead animals has been given to q man by
the name Of Autenreith. who has never
been known to remove any animal except
a horse.
Autenreith claims that there is no profit
in small animals. and so will not take
them. If the police see or know of any
n bnrying a dead animal, they will ar
rest them for violating the city ordinance,
and a dead dog or cat is usually left on
the street until it decays and is eaten up
by the worms.
People are loud in their denunciations
of Autenreith, and say that he should be
compelled to carry out his contract. The
police also second this, but say it is be-
yond their power to make him. Some
body Is to blame. and If the contractor
refuses to remove the small animals the
contract should be given TO some who
will,