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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
.GOLDNAKERS" HAVE MINY UCHNN'
SEVEN SwiNDIED MEN, HOWEVER, FAIL ~
REcOTNIZE INSPECTION BYRNE>s

~ 4 result q the sOrv about the arrest o' TWO
coldn,akng- ,wind!cr, printed yesterday. Inspector
Iy ric, has been called upon By number o! N""-'"'"
men WHO said they had been swindcd ~ vaiin> times
b, the we'll known goidrlaking' game. several "i
,hc,, , ere mch widely known in business cirr"S. III
only gee show" said the Inspector T. Tribune re-
ro,cr Yesterday. how clrvCrlv thee swind"iS work.
whom in .p!rr Of all tia, has been printed In the
,cw ,papcrs on the subject OF coldmakng aud Sa"d,f
,v.indliug they able to h"dwlnk clcar'hr'hcn
business men,
At 9 o'clpck last evening seven men, who's" names
for obviou- reasons have been withheld by the IN
,pector all 81 whom lad sustained losses from the
gndmakingr scheme. assembled in Inspector iVrn"' >
private rom Of Ioiirc Headquarters. ono Of Ties"
va, a venerable priest.
Presently a man something under ~" medium height
va, brought into the room rs a Policeman Tn" ia I'll
wa Charles Morr'l alias sanesc. the clever h'n'o
sccrer7 who has given the police OF many citcs 50
much trouble dnrn. tue last i've years
Inspector Iyrn,, told M"r-rll 10 examine closely
Zach man before hii ard -ay Whether he lad eyer
met HIM before. Moricl glanced conp'~rdlv AZ 'a'h
m,n and then said that he had not. N'nic * item
had seen Nnrrc before. Tli"n Charles Harris MOE
i,> confederate brought ill., AID he went through
,,c ,,ulr opcr,,on No,lc ot the Sw.ndl"i men haa
eyer seen him either, 80 they all went home di'ip
pointed
Later IN the evening Tribune reporter Wa allowed
10 h,y, an interview with Morell and h@ piithcr.
rho former wa. asked:
Il, II tim" that You offered Inspector Byrne' $500
Ia let you r"!'
"Ycs. I adm, Il. There is II" neri now ~ deny
auyt,lr, | am c'mpl,t cly Nr,t ned. II was a,
The mono, hai w'h ne" har, ',In"m;v bought
my ryrl.r the ~uutt. aud o''" IN t'c West I'cy
don't ,-rn be quite o. ."u">, aS Nuu are here.
VIA, I. the lar:",t haul vo" ever made FROM one
man ;"
Well. too!. 5000 from man once IN Texas.
iu ! VII not ave ~ name.
The. ri"n w,c ,rialsurL In the rovh, Police Court
! Yesterday and Wei~' r,iHandcl al 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
ANAI Il MEErISl. OLE N'1EA,u SrLCkllOID ERS.

- Iuil,. >,Ii. .. TIC annual m"rilng o TIC 'I"k
r.,d.r, Of The. Waha,h RAILWAY Company wa, held here
~, forenoon and the follow ing board Of dN'or were
cl.,rrd: -. d. Ashley. X. {. Reynolds. George j.
,,nulh Srln", Dillon, Edgar 7. Wc">. Thomas H.
IIulblri' Henry X. MrEarg. John I. Ferry. 4. j.
Las rnc, .ai,r> +. Joy. Russell sag jaime, T. How
and Charlie, VI. Hayes. In addition 10 the hnim lal
statement given laL night, II H. stated that the
gaia IN The -i'r> nng> 81 a." rPd Tor tn NrG "aO
=, - ,liO DECREASE IN opra'u. r>in'tNr. flilolp
.alu "a earnings II rrt 10. The vUlE' oi hu>l
PCS, fer the SHOW ncrci>" 81 i-t,J," tons. ana.
mad c :sr> been ,.r 1nr a thY ""ir' ~ lh' year
pre-, inii> tn" net earrings 81 The year Npnld nave been
/: 80 more than they w'rr In l---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
pI-tI>~INi, SPEtI VI. EXCURSION RATES.

the general pr'"ncrr agent "i the trunk lines
.I.it most of H." tim at W. cl!ly's injecting Ia di'
,u.>ius -pcria excursion Iar, without reaching a
uclr.ipn. The mcth~lS and pDlirIc> connected with
tie conduct II many of tue cycur,> for which special
fa.s ASKED involve Itiu"rou> unsettled c'ntrp
yr,c-. II decided T., give rate of ~ per train
n!l To the Iron and steel Institution Of t.rra Britain.
which Intends to srnd large DELEGATION Ia this country
ln ,rtnb"r. t. mrc; In Irt>bnrg. ana at"rwari v,!
the Alabama iron udu>tlir, and the Lake suprriur
,ou,rr mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

, ~ the Iouor dealers and their friends, VINO ws.e
s.d n .umptuary laws the Legislature OF the Sa'e
wa, made Democratic With the understanding that INC
License law passed BY the Republican Legislature ~0"N
hc repealed which not DONE 1t was urgently ~
cr std that law more favorable to liquor dea'r. DC
- The following officers were chosen: PRESIDENT
Iohn Hart, Of Jersey City; Nce-presoch', jim
Mccormack OF Camden secretary. August hou'''.
~ ORANGE; financial secretary, Louis Fr"''""s''' "
Newark: treasurer, John j. Dcnncy OF Orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
~ CJEI' .trOR AND GRtTN Di'RNFD

Wiirriown y. Y. sept. U.-rhc old elevator OF the
Og,lrll,burg and Lake Champaign Nallp.d Company at
pedru, .,rg WAS llrnri this mor.iH;, together with
800 OD hu>lir, a.. corn and oats. VA, We'll insured.
Tho burned elevator Wa built IN l-uT ~ bril- h. and
about sIjO,U'D IN" building l. covered by IN.
,unncr. but the ildrct JOSS Ia IN" railroad company
viii lr gTat TIE o,, "n building and contents
Will foot uu about $500 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

;I,a." >ri:. ,-r''!i. '"rimm '"h'Hr'' 81
rll Western Pa" -: A.'.'Ai'' IA !" 'N' III !"
..,-., ., =, morrow 'l'r'inr u III" central managers
. 81. u,,n,l atom: Il 'ld ~" hn''''n; F'' an" II
.,,.,. tine "a tl,' t' power, II o." pa >'s'r
-. Ii,. J.. ~" :rl'1 'iI-' ~ ~ pr''-"''' &c
r.-.,I ,.;'.r. Ihr i.at MI" deal, Win the pihh'
OIL. nr,ri e. L,Vr "a" it"ih: p""r u" ""i'N
nr n!r To- au,w"r ~ ,il'. 'iI">" arr III" rate. an"
! ,i.u,, .tnh - ..'i.' Ia" agreement VIII nF lp
=, .. i l., i.. ,-...- ~ manages iit t!Ir' VII p;ub
t, - tu,t lie ."..itii l.-."l.'l a,cf' to d" -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
Dl-rHANCIIlsEMET ~ MIo>i',iPi

I'oicaf" - pI . '-pc.lt' y. = Ei'wr. lr'a Graf
from Niok-hmr" Mi. Who in IT," 'i'y. til i /,
i report 10 DAY a'",t The work 81 ~" i'-iu "n|
Convention which lIt- l.rn iu >e-.iuu ~ Jnc'-"I lpr
One TINE The Incorporation 81 III" educ tipn n
u,siifying clause In the urm c,'.t.tuiOu" al hr.
was admit. for The main pm poe -. ft f"tnrl$ H..
the great majority II the blith>. Nv II anri I:o''"l
,.rcrtrs will b. drarf'd from v"t NJ. aud b"Hc'n
10000 and li,Wp whitr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

mlr-. II took less time for them "a
fr,,k out. a sore cann Oh the chin
hr,rath the und.r Up. which was VERY
offensive. Ills had WIS one solid
scai, discharglne a or deal. This
was his condition a. twenty-five
months old. when ] undertook the rars
~ him. mi, mother ha,'n. died When
no MAS n little mere than q year OH
Of ,onsunptioa t.cioiula. OF cOnrs",
II, could walk a little. but could not
rct I'M If NJ fell down. and rould noe
NOV. when In ped Ia, ing no U.s. OF hi
hands. 1 lnmrGlat. IL commenced with
In" CrTiCriiA KEMEDlis. Using
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
EXHIBITION or SOME FINE W"r"'F'r'''

The Socicty Of Amateur Ph II 'cr'p'c'> ~ ,...c.
h!bion at It's paw r'oni-. M. II" " u ?,
eighth A. a fine collection ~ pictures M u
noh,usm Of Tunbrid-e We'll, FnIa ID. wh' Is
,dered one OF the best phocs.ape: in 'h' !,
Thcre ar. over SIXTY pa,inotyps AMI silver prIns
the sets, covering large range ot >VoJe'~ uc-
them arc some fine specimens "f r'np"N from
t"st is a n,r,ure made by printing IN p"r'i n "".
.cycr, negatives, TIE pebIr + wee inr tnss
IN, l,,htinr ,f the rnn> = nov w ,""i'
rir,ur.. ,.n,, h,.,t be- ..,,l in tie dN iinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION,
BAR.
! achsS.
300
800

Tribune Onicc. sept. TO- u. m.-rhcre was = little
cloudncss yesterday especially ut evening. ana under thu
influence of tho southcassry winds thr humidity Ept
Tho temperature hinged between &c and Degrees the
average 49, being iess than corresponding day
last year. end ~ higher than Monday,
In end this city to-day there VIII probably b.
generally fair. cooler WsAthAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

WHY THE LEGISLATIVE WAS DENOt Ratio.
The annual rnton ~ the New J,r Stitr LIQUOR
League held In Orange. y j.. yr>t ri1v There
eighty delegates prrrcn representing M til" a-sorions
I'm thu STATE. Resolutions Ia led de- Ia Ing that te
member. were engaged IN u lrGit mnt' bi,nr,, and
asking that the Legislature give them privileges.
In Wow Of the fact that two through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Of the railroads in Texas Ters tna n9s t o tie Nj
aSmgcr Kansas and Texas Railroad why tnat com
peny should have been selected s which do not
3ost as easily. but Il involves que''o'' ""'''
wish TO enter upOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
To- AIPIAI;E TIE WtLLAIpT'T LANDS.

Tie Commission appia,>r IT," W'l!ai"nt !aHca
10 be sold By the Government Ia IA" 'Iif. 'pE"Nd
Of A. j. Perry. II. II. Wheeler AID Joseph Bcnja:il
will meet for organization oa SEPTEMBER -. X 10
likely that Israel T. Fisher viii be- >,r"iary OF to
ton.:.i. ,.Vu. The work nut hc completed IN ri'sl'
day. Tho rate II compensation for IN. Comm"
-lrI"r> has yet been nAci. .lc "Ap"l-"> %! "a
Commission Nil bc paid ont -: -" Inn 1" !" pat
the 'Itv, and IT." rcla,nf": y ~ =, to ~" lunc T.:
TIE rs" Of ia" Naval Hospital AID io: general Navy
lJrt improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Vt y T.
>,IiUU, ALI .ao:I> affecting tTo ." the G"pH'r, ia
the Internal Ecvcnu" "ilcr Under invest ;i'n ~
Collector Nathan. J. II. l. her and \. I. Dixon,
division tcpHti.-. ~" aCrl> d ly lllia" r. Tela:A.
a Bartender fr Martha IiolrI. of 80. - smith =, a
VA, l"f ~ 'h':; "i ." lar" hy l'N2. Who Welt 10
Germany cr"ly ~ the ~l.nnrr. ON August I, 10
alleges II her cam" To- hiu and showed TIRE un-
cancelled beer stamps >aNin. h" h! foT them N
Lrc> ca the >ir% alh aI,l that i'.l' $751;, g'' aN u
500 Tor each >uri Violation q IA" i,". TIA icu
cas-. he .iN>. Dixon appeared aad -ad Il ''Mna'n'
had ler. IA ,ar against hm "f i.l,'.- ia" Jaw. a'd
ihat rather tan >"c him :" L. ',i'i hc N"Hd ''iIa
RE case f." 80. TIricnaHg. :Dl : L. h!> 10y,
AID thi, w. tuo mach and o'',."t In ~. pan
went away and l,ni,rl Wih 80 &" scr vha' tnev
couli do. and tiaally d"' ~ MIN :" pay -" ara ~
bestowed III" stamps. lp'putv Collector N'h"l, >hs
ii,i the tAo accused dcput!r, have >u>ia!nei sONs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST UTILI. 3 J.. NJ. WEDNESDAY.
Washington. S,pt. ?.-For New England. Eastern New
YORK. Eastern Pennsylvania NewJerscy. Delawar' Mary
land and Virginia. fair except light rains the New
England coast; cooler nor;herly winds.
For the Carolnas, Georgia. Alabana, Florida, Missis
sippi and Louisiana local rains.
For Fasrtn Texas, falr IN the Northern part.
For Kentucky and Tcnncssc,, rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
SAFETY AND COMFORT on TIE rENN'i" H'
RAILROAD ,,.A

rho ,,.,,.rItv NJ the .vra Fcnnsylvana ns sn"wn
route to Tie West ~:ely due I" n; mi N%hb
equipment Of that road In All nc !. link signal
and neroc Hing. switch system. stone b ta fr IN
bed and stone bridge max" ; ;,n ~, track daily
The pennsvIyanls Limited Is the leader m ~, n ssycl
these, but Iii passenger trains OF tine w1r,'' :.
Ncw.iOrk every day for mo "es1 " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
81 RRENDER UF THE THff 400 Gas TRfSr.

Chicago. sept >pr' III. The Ga, Trust ha' AZ last
weakened and now orc'> 10 n;r"e "a any h.ah!o
rriir, vgad TO The price oi Ia the public tla
the r.:y MAY dictate. The president TO ia, had
conference with the city Controller and the Law DC
pa,t,ucnt. the result II whr VIII l- a concession Of
any price the city may nam" .,r all consumers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
4 \EW EAlLNNY I'm sYHACrSE.

>,tn...c. -rpi. t-p'' al Ar''r' al "''ri"'"
:, - ...., ii i"d.y wa "a" =" "iaN "i : 49, ~
\,l.,i.. Of ih. pu,idist Ian" Eail"ai company l."
he construction "i taI"N seven "''' '''-'
hr:li.,tie IN tn, ,y. he ,,i'ia si"h ;" pH'' c'
# .,,n.r,u The ro,h VII bceiir At the terminus 81
the Third Ward Electric RHilr,,ad. near Gcddc' i1cr'
and Will run ,lr,Tr alr,g tho west shore oi VI" hhe
.. Ear A, Lon. Irln,h snd >rnc'a RIVER. thu' hNI"-
tree, rar ,,,nnr'I,i. WIN Iti View. Pi"i'Iit bv' -,
la,r r,'',r'~ y bran VIII ~"
iu,i, r.vr. ,r''t commune htbh WIN th' 'ai'
girtirt, he otIrr ~'i'"' iIi"~ -. rhr cry nav
.t..-I MO -" hIuf - tNo -'N!'' A"N' "N" ''"''
>,, l,di and IN, uti"r from tt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
GENERAL EtorE:N O!lV - MOVED.

Tie. .''n"ial caste ~ ana pa >cr-'i 'p'"''
- fine Mr>ic,1 National i;rir'id Company IA h"r'
f. ;,,n,ri lu.l 40. ~ Eiua!H.N 20 NJ" 80 Iirtl" i}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

U,,,l I tab, sept . y =. Garrrt>"n. 81 sony
~, aud El, focal assoc Al w,r" granted fanrhN'
~ ~" CIV Council "a t night = ,y>tin Of electric
-ti,tt hNiN>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
INCORPORATED At ALLiNN

ir,iny. sept .. The K'rd"lt Valley Railroad
t'., any. with 'HI'a' q; f-"'oop' was '"'"fi''a'''
t. dN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CANNOT STAND THE BOYCOTT.

EXPECTING A VICTORY FOR THE SHIPPERS IN
THE NEW ELL. OF I.ADrNG CONTROVERSY.
Chicago. sept, o CSpcclan.' days meeting of the
Central Traffic Association Wa the usual lhi"rhhI Hf't
doy, session i'm which the varionS subject" are ap'
portioncd to the proper committees Chairman bE''i
,har. however, had prepared complete history "i inc
hew bill Of lading. which h. read Mr bi'h'h"'" eN
pressed the opinion that to morrow """d pe 'nc
crucial day. and that In the afternoon u" """" 'uo
NIT a report which wOmM embOdy the opinions OF each
Of the Eastern roads. The opinion left on the nhaS o'
the members Wa, that Chairman blanchard wohih To-
morrow rvcnrnn,cnd either the d>cOntinlance Oh inc
u>c of the ncW bill Of lading or that an early foh''r
enc. with the shippers be held for the purpose &" hSee
ue Oh an amended uniform bill. Sa!d one VI INV
member. after the meeting: we who ARE using the
rev id of fading fc"liI. kccny the erect oil the
SINNERS lmvcott. The Grand Trunk, Wabash ana
Ig Four are dom: uuprc'e drntcd business ana
The rest -, H. are getting only the through b">''A'
which cannot IL inlu'd from IL. The Lake sho'e
road Inn, uo led Chairman Elafchir that II VIII dis
continue III" Use Of IT," new bin OF ad'ng unless al
lines It. and hall dozen Others "i rs VIII "io"
the cNampl" If the Lake shore I" night.
the Lraud Trunk gave it, ultina'um to Chairman
Hlanchnr ia" biIlo ladrg matter. il was t'i'
II would u,r the new form II cv'"y other line cast
bound from II. Louis. Peoria and Chicago ""hid Use
it, The Rmh Island hclng line cae'loiihd from
I'rniia President tah" seen. He aid: I'VE VIII
have nothing To- d" With the new b IT lIdlng unii II
=, amended IN i nari.cr satisfactory Ia tn" shippers
"" all want uhl"rm hilI. and wn"n one j. drHl'r,
.,'I-tn,fur\ all concerned. II VIII uhn'ub'"iy i~
li, into rf',t al, road h. the country.
In to- diy'> nrs'iius &" Ia" Western r"iSht Nr'"' -
tinn tn. kmh Island AID the Mt'm gay" th'ir rA,
H.. ted unin.> II reductions III rain rats Missouri
i,iy.r in Ctf.-, ~ tr:ii- "t wheat ana ''it>
a., nri I'D firm ihr N.>"ir 10 -. Ions ~ '"h>
o. Vlru .'Hi /! ""rt~ ~ corn. ne h"toh u" ~
u,.., tl" L.. a. Above voted down. aul t' TWO
r Il, ~, 'u,.,r iud'f ~" iJl"~ thai they ""'i
,.,Nr ;, I,'u' tlnn "n september 10 IL i NP''""'
l,t tee. rr TO viii tIlc similar acton I" hoIio"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

,;,uing in each one OF these nyc deep ones Just before
heanc which would fray grow loo- ana wrr tkn out
% 49,, no,,d heal randly Of th,s rgy Tor
nations prts"ryd After taking o. zen ana mo hay
sx yesrs o strong and healthy child ,,,,l,.,
"~ ''''' Mrs. l.. :. briggs,
Nav q 1as5 Gle l.. Clay-st Bloomington. I'll.
o..,aop r,nons pcrfcctly well. No sgiis Of srpu
=, ny G Nv r"s Mrs. r.. - DKlt'iS
!" I'LL III "S isro Bloomington, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
NEW uAMp,IIIRE pROIIInIrIONlSTS MEET

Concord, y. H.. Sept. 9.-rlc Prohibition state CON
vcntion assembled this forenoon Josiah ". Fletcher,
Of Nashua WI, nominated unanimously for Governor.
state Committee. OF two from rarl county aud Ave
at large was elected. COnrrc, 0na nominations were
then made ~ follows Isl District. the E"v Frank X.
chase Dover; lid District Charles a. Th0rIdIkc, Of
CONGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

UEMWKATIC NOMINATIONS IN MINNEAITTA.
st. Paul. Mime sept. 1.-THE Democratic Sthto Con
ycntion WAS held to-day. Nominations for Governor
were called for, and Thomas wcls0n OF Winona T. W.
Durant. Of saltwater; Dr. A. Ames. Of Minneapolis.
and j. s. ". owen, Of Minneapolis, were named. Tho
roll Wa called aud resulted Wilson. 365; Ames. lO4
Buck owen, Durant and Kelly. csch. Before the
vote could he announced DR.. >mes got the floor and
moved TO mako the nomination unanimous. which
was done with u roar, the defeated candidate pledg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
A sCROFULOUs BOY.
Ruunius Sores Covered His Body and Head. Bsass
Affected. Cared by Cuticura Remedies

Union s,x months old tho left hand OF little grand
child hogan 20 swell and had every app 'rane' Of large
inW No norluccd It. but alt t. no Irrsr About h,s
wonths after IL became running sof" SOON ot,r sores
fopm Iic then had two OF them on 'urh hand and y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

bargains
Flint Co. ., 1c+ West 1+th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

date. a, , p,ar,r ~ Duluth
l. Z; PAIL NJ brown County and q. C. Mcrriinan. OF
MINNEAPOLIS. wcr, named. The vote resulted: fahi'
3:,I Baldwin, 40; Mcrrman, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

THEIR CHOICE FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
At regular meeting OF the kingNbrdgr HcInh-
lean Association the following resolutions wa, anan
meu>y passed
Rc,oved, Thrt We. the Republican, OF thiS district
heartily recommend !. ri" mas St",rn> suitable
candidate for the Office If >trTt Commissioner for
the Twenty thru ard Twrny fourth WaSl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
COUNTY DEMOCRATS GET To- WOEk.

The. first meeting Of the County lcino,Ih'y County
committee since la>t .uLn wa, HID ~ '""i"r Union
last evening. There large att'u.iarlr Of the
sold element Of IN" ,urrv present and lrnis tho
leader, wrr. Police ia Vac Power. Sheriff Lame,
oIulru - Corporation CuuH'rI Is "inau - >,'il;or
st. g. Murphy. Police ia IL" Ford. ~ supervisor
C., ii.un c> Alderman u. r. Dow linz i"...ph f. New.
in?.c~ Assistant District Attorneys Dav and ur",>c.
Richard \. Cunningham. John Have. Nd gh'd;, VIII
Jam TAFT, cN senator Cai:ldwrll. -rIAi"r Dall and
"a Judge stephen :. Glaar
Vice Chairman CEnl,, y .inrk,on presided AID
Ia t needing When C""ncl 'iurphy. IL chairman Of
the Executive Committee. arose To- present H. report
~ the temporary organization o the INt and Xvilih
assembly Districts. he greeted with "nthn ir
cheers. Owing 10 his lonY c-S II waS the foltncl'
nr>t appearance In many months. The r~uoit %hi"i
WA, adopted, announced H." reconstruction Of the -
district, with district committee, IT twenty five mem
beers c.,ch In accordance with the amended constitution
u the organization. The rganI,ci Min Di-;cr
Committee with cx-AS,cnblyman J. Wesley Smith IL
leader WAS also announced.
ON m,iion Of Peter Rush. of The XNI;i District,
the Executive Committee Invested with The power
VI fixing the date Of the primary crcDn.. and also
the time and place for the va,io~ contentious Dur
ing the proceedings Ernest iiarv!cr The header
Of the 18th District and the nc.bci> Uf ~" freshly
constituted district committee nkd into The hall and
wcrr warmly welcomed.
There was open expression IA 10 The purposes Of
tho ORGANIZATIONS but the uninistakabc sentiment 0f
In favor Of a coalition IL kft against TaiinnN
Many Of the leaders declined ~ commit Themselves.
but chairman Jackson va. out f'ir' Oh tn. ,nhject
League he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

WI. HTE!I KET MANU- II " VIII N'FT''N'
Portland. Sc. sep. .. 'p"'h"9 E''i "i' irrr '"r
Ni-hluctul nj - o''inc,l IN, n,nr:iI!I:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

.,, ,.,ywh.rc P,icc CtTlCrRA. Soc; SOAP
~; rTSOLVrNT. ~. Prepared by III" POTTER DRUG
AID CHEMICAL. CCRTORhTION. Boston.
~ ..,J for "IIoA to Cur Blood Di.'a>'-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

T:Om Tn" NcW.l U.k TT"
Tie news from M,!nc wil cl"c: Ecpn'hcan, ali "'"
thc coil,t;y win IA, pr" them 7" r'N"0 energy
II viii Gar iEo." tlan U'l>'t TIE far: oN which We
local t,n,,".;,lic' issue inflicted on IN" Erp"hli'd
majyulay Il, Vermont. No ON: i 1t >n," I" Stop i,
tiS lIcnot ,r,ir hlln but ought 10 lake hp Icpn
Ufu. ,Irr, where to IN fact That :"nchd"i' 40
vrnbcr tidal wave victory Is IN their own grasp
they but WOrk for IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

A Washington dispatch to the Port
land Pres. Of Feb IS. says: 1t nov seems
probable that Bath will get both gunboats.
To-day Secretary Tracy oefnat,ly rj.cted
he bid Of Samuel s. Moore 4 Son. OF Ellis
abetbport. N. J on the ground that they
had not the plant to do the work. This
leaves the bid Of the Bath Iron works,
1927 900 for one sunbos,. or eG37 OOO for
he iso- the lowest The appropriation for
he two gunboats 10 800 600. and there 10
also an appropriation OF e2G0 900 for .
practise cruiser for which Bath did net bid,
although the E izabeth people did. The
fact that Secretary Tracy must re sdver.
tie the practice ship has 'ug.~sted that he
might also re-advertise the two gunboats.
There 10 reason TO believe that this has
been thought Of In the department. hut Ssc-
'e'ary Trscv has received from Congress.
rsan Bout-lle and others such full and re.
rable sdv ces Of the ability OF the Bath
builders that The latter seem pretty sure 70
Get the cso1yacf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
OVER TBE STATE.

Melvin Farmer ot Nuih Waterford,
rhle Al work IN y N FuI's mill Al Lov-II
village Thursds, caught h . I~f han ~ the
friction pulley and /, sss crushed ~ that
NJ had to have the second and third d gers
,mputsted.
James II. Oak. formerl, Of Garland. snd
i-adiDg bus ness MAJ Ia Pr',qu. lei 10
ioing . rusbing bus n.,i,h- -.a.uD cutting
r. irosd ties and telegraph pplr. lie .iI
xpt out 81 Pr.,qa. Isle abun 3 40 Tel. Y ~ph
,oiss ard ali along the II If, N. hirs H..
10 900. These poles rage from 25 10 B5
'eet IN Length. and he has some nos On he
sArcs which show What Aruo.,to tok forests
can produce in hi. line NJ Oak ex scts
70 get out about go 900 sleep r.. The has.
'nsss gives en- nipt m ut to l5O men. and
pays out about 81 .0UU per week
A big and ms sterIous bpx. ~ss stopped
It the Grand Irunk station. Le~i.o,. Non
lay afternoon 4 man gave the H,Il Mill
folks . hint. and said that the b Z Sas full
4 goods 81 ,len from the mill AMI that the
oerson Who had st5en thrm ~. 10 ship
hem TO Canada. II weigh d 40 poupds.
The police got out warrant snd took IL
and, on opening it. 1t was found to be full
II cotton clo'b, in pieces. Who'll. ccts and
also that II CON ned = 10. Of contraband
.tu6 The police took it to The station.
rho nnr.on who sent IL has not been sf.
rested.