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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
LorrERKEs avn THE MATHS.
y tie Money Department of the Mex
Orleans Post Office Ii0sInE bkusi

Ttie Money Department OF the New
oFlGhhs PObt Office losing bBusl-
nssss
NEw OaLEANs, Ia, Sept 22--The Anti
Lottery law passed by Congress last week
has had wonderful effect ON the New Or
leans pOst-oifics. and its business has dc.
creased go that a reiuctlon in the force has
become necessary. Although the law has
been ia operation only few days, the bus
iness In the registry and money order de-
parlmenls mas shrunk 80 or Al per csHt. 1t
Is e5tl mated By the post-otfice Inspectors
tnat this business viii ahrink altogether
tWo-thrdb Ia coust qlence 81 denying the
lottery the use OF lna malls, and that tue
general business OF the Office Will decline
over 33 per cent. This VIII. uf course, en-
tail reduction in The hunter Of clerks.
Postmaster Eaton expresses regret at this
out says II liz unavoidable. He anticipates
no trouble over the enforcement OF the law,
as the managers Of the lottery company
have given hlm notice hat they have In.
etrueted their people not ta violate the iAw,
but to use the express companies, When
The Anti Lottery Law was signed the louis
lana Lottery Company dis haGged all its
mailing clerks gu the ground that 1t no
longer had need for then. II has slace
taken them btck, explaining that 1t has
made other arrangements Tor ransacting
tns business, which Will neeessitate their
services. 1t Is understood tGat this ar
Ihugemeht IL With The express companies.
which nave contracted to handle It's money
business, The mails, however, seem 10 BE-
thoroughly closet to the lottery. Indeed,
the company il masingno attempt 10 eVad9
the law, although there Is talk of testing It's
constitutionality IL the courts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

LONDON, Sept. 23.-The amusement seek
ers we're given new sensation last night,
when "GoiAthh appeared for this first time
IN England at this Royal music Hall Ho-
born d WAS imported from AK la
Ohapslle, where ne Was employed III d
stone quarry. aad, in consequence OF his
gigantic strength, he WAS paid tho wages
" three men. 10 Is t-et thre4 Inches Ia
height ana turns the scale at 37S pounds.
His performance consists In lifting xtra.
ordinary weights while he is In all sorts OF
positions, and he created tremendous
aanGuttop
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Coagrcssional son,ii,atioms.

Nominations Tor Congress were mad
Tuesday, as follows Melbourne If. Ford
hY the Democrats ~ the Fifth district ii
Michigan; Dametvilla Page Wy the Demo
rret u tae rRenty-ntDtb district Of Nav
York; Thomas ). Pr5sse5 by the RepnUd
can d ths Ninth district Of Missouri ID. w
G0niun ~ the ltapnu'ieaps o. tHa Eleventh
dl-rrtct II Ohio; Witllam r atmmouds by
IT, RapUn icpns Of TIE First diltrict d
Connecticut; lame4 A. F1S by the Ranuhlt
cans OF The Fifth dlatriet Of Massachusetts
EdwRri |. Pierce nv the R4pnblleans 81
tue Third district OF Massachusetts,.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Mevo,ul.a.ar. ,I.urnAllon.

EAtlA lt4tust lu4HA,
speaE Reed succeeded yesterday, In
1hataotetistUaliv arbitrary fashion III
counting quorum ia the House, and i'm,
proved the Opportunity to strengthen his
forces BY turning our t,Fo mora Democrats
ind pltting In two Republicans who had
failtl 81 election by their constituents.
There Is not ana cannot be reasonable
rreteDee that either langston or Miller was
elected 70 Congress Hld though eaoh Med
i contest, Us & matter nff1rr thet6was no
thought Of slting either ot them a the
beginning 81 tAs session. But even after
tla lawless addition 81 nearly dozen cou,
tREtnnts. the SgbHzec 5tll found 1t difficult
70 keep majority presaat and he was
driven by tue eSigeacias Of hit "businessn
policy 70 order ID two more. In all the
histQry oi tht URited Slaias Congress theirs
Las been no au5h Migrant abass u party
: Her az hts ae y N 3era's had ever
attempted anything RpPgaaehlng 1t, tho
whole country Woull hcys risen against
thom. It II, the Republican organs take
patas to couceui or dtsgui.u tue rgyoiutton-
cry course u the party now In power. But
the country VIII surely Gai IL oul and OK
press ita .i1ent With amphaBls,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-Hon. William L.
scott ID lying at his home in this city
very sariously III. He came home from
New York : month ago and has been con.
fined TO his houge ever since. His all
ment is Of the stomach and bowels, but
while he is very sick man his family
physician is hopeful. His family were
called home Two weeks ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
OOLNN MNnNINn.

Tine NspinvaII metropolis Going
tlnWH before tine Fame,
PANAMA, Sept. 49, VIA GALVESTON. 1t
is ofticiaiiy reported here that ths town
OF Colon, Aspi5wall, il burning and that
the greater part of the town nas already
been destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
lNnlA - orIoN KIOrs.


LONDON, Sept ~ Later adyices from
Con, India, 81 t. that Is persons we're
killed ana 81 wounded in the election
riot al that place by Portuguese troops
who fired upon d crowd Of Republicans
The Portuguese residents of Bombay
have resolved TO appeal to England to
annex Goa unless the Portuguese govern
ment redfesses the grievances Of ia sub
jscts thers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

CHICAGO, Sept 2s-WiIiau O. Pusdy,
the convicted murderer nf his frieni
Samuel u. Reininger, was yesterday sem
fenced to pay the penalty OF his crime
upon the RaloRs. For several successive
Saturdays the motion for new trial has
been argued aad yesterday it was decided
adversely TO the prisoner. The cas- may
90 to the supreme court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Note that Mr.. Blaine considered ii
-, fartunats three months ago that
propositions should be pending to REIN
pose duty on hides and 10 continue the
dEsy on carpet wool and that his ofieial
declaration on this poin. .tacds as the
Only ems rs hes made 70 Congress. After
discussing the KENT and Importance OF
the tgade Of tae republics snutl Of the
United dates, he returned to the subject
of wool and said
Tha wool growing nattops are ChiIi,
Urusua1 and the AEgt ntiae Republic and
from tile.a Our manufacturers OF carpets re-
ceive great portion 81 their SIMPLY. II
was nast strongly urged ~ ttA Uaiesntea
vac SGd oar .u''g6tl1iai this sUtlsct, that
tie trsh ainlas;0p 81 COARSE woDls from
these Countries c8Gld n0t prove luxurious
~ m wool growers Of The Unirad States
because The gcuatar ntout derived by them
fgoIn tle htah6t RtadeS di5coushgC3, II Il
ioGS not Actually 3solibit thet5 pc3ide-
ton. on the contrary, they maintained that
he fras importation Of tas O1atse wool
would result II lGrs.a aduCtion 81 the cost
a tic 9heapsI grades Of o. pets and snGne
the manufacture ot ths Uui,ed states 10
ssaura ~ enormous export trade IN these
fabrics.
Il viii b peroeived that Mr. Blaine
took 10 ato9t ID nonsensie5l baiaeraash
about tas toreigner pa, ing the duty, but
w9s ~ CLEAR ia accepting the statement
OF the Conference oyar whicE Ia mad
presided that ireo carlst wool would
mean aaeaper carpets aLa bigger safes o
them, d gera ine Wilmington morocco
manufacturers that axad goats kiIis world
mean del morovco and restricted
market iof after eciug through Ais
suUisat and SLOWING the advantages Of
trss ttaae isl on risssr Republics, AIN.
Blame utg5d upol Congress tho fol-
Iosipg:
70 ESCAPE the au.uy ana uncertainty Of
| treatles 4 nes been suggest tel tlat rrep-
Fieauie An4 jsnpt mode ~ testing the
question WIS % 1uemit an Amendment to
| rae paGGla1 TAEr bill Euthorslpp the
President " dseleEa lts ports 81 t'aite1
States trat % all tas pf9dGlts OF ang nation
"a tn1 American lemlspuete nnou which
export duties ar imposed. whenever aud
80 long rs suel ~ t0a sEall hdrgi' 10 It's
POETS iges OF nh rational, Ff8gfGtigl
(*sats)i municipal md cher tex+s cur
I3rs, ezra IealRu5 otaer 0fsad I'M pre-
srtyai Ip9lts, naf, We setabi-s ana ffuts,
e0ituss seed ni, rice ald other nloyIslona.
Implements uud machinery alLg ana
/ ntclapirat machinery, 5tEu1 uTal sstAi ami
Iron, s.sa! sa!ls. ioc mot YES, railway cars
7 aud supplies, srpet cars au1 rsinad
I perclaum, mention thess pRrticner
/ Articles hecau-a they nave baen m st tfa-
4 4ueatiy te{ettai to is thas1 vim witch i
i gt ea0.e exe Easae outi be reat itY els tel.
4ha la C0fssU 40 doubt BIS pr9Ht.StF f n.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
TIRE BiRoH4LL TKfdL.
ishe 'HhrlIt OF Canadians Farms III,
tamIOus Case 40 s.tl1Od cash sc


'Ehe 'HhrlGt OF Canadians Eurns the
tamIOus Case 40 s.tIOd cash SC
CUnuIS'
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Sep % The day
q the opening Of the BirchAll triel broke
bright and clear and the people were
carly aatiF about the court house. The
Enai touches 10 the arrangements or the
court room were given by busy officials.
Among the preparations showing the
/ greateat enterprise was the telegraph APP
| parGtas OF she Great Northwestern Tele-
4 grapn Company run into the court room
4 with connections TO all parts of the world
80 that messages can be sent direct from
the reporters tables TO any newspaper.
Oae of the public housekeepers in the
I place mad telephone inst al ave the
i judges bench connected with 90 instru-
meuts in his own place SO that the people
there might hear the evidence as il pro-
gressed.
4 A large number OF newspaper men are
4 here from all over Canada and many
4 from the United States. Tho lawyers
were early about, including numbe
from outside, who arc hers to listen to
the case and take notes OF ii for their own
1 information.
Blrohsl was brought to the court room
A about 10 q. m, ac tOmpRnied by
Deputy shefif Perry, Guard Entwnistle
and Chief Young OF Niagara Fails.
He was fsuitlessly alfred in dark
glothes and carried in his hand neat
derby hat BiB shoes wore ri2htly
Y polished aud hs had shaved evidently
with greatest ears. He showed no emo
tion, except thbt OF Il man who felt him
/ salt to BIS in new Surroundings and under
tne scrntiny OF crowd. IiiB face wag
pale and the pupils of his dark eyes
were ailated, but otherwise there was no
align OF tfpmor
l5irchell, Uher Bfraigned, pleaded not
guilty III trim voice, and on being asked
i he was READY for trial, Mr.. Blackstock.
o. a., arose and announced himself rs
the prisoners counsel ana was ready to
procsad
The fest business WAS the choosing 81
8 jary which proceeded moro rapidly
than had been expected Ine challenges
we're not many ON eitnBr side and mosl or
those Of the defence were for favor in
other words because the juror hld
sormed au opinion Against the prisoner.
MoonsrouK 0ar, Sept 23.-Ihe trial
Of Elrchnll sor ihe murder or Benwell ia
the Llenhelnl Swamp, wgs resumed TO-
dlg. Since last night ths Wallq of tine
prisoners dock had been lowered SO that
tie prisoner instead OF being completely
hidden except the top OF the head and
kept from the sight Of everybody but the
judge and the ladies on the aftarnoon was
able 20 see and GGald be seen from every
part 81 the room. Bircbh skies a keen
interest il all that passes. pho grand
Jury this forming presented the jury's
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
LIZ rveIAIsrs aRNgsrKD.
No ,uI.rte caplnrsa a, mls No.,

Vic tnltffs Captured RE tAls Ikesl-
tienco and Shawn BE Came
E98g.e.
LONDON, Sept. 20. 1T is reported that
SlAgin and MeAuhtfe, the principals in
the prizs fight which was TO have taken
place under the auspices ot tAe Oimondo
Club have been arrested.
McAuliffa was arrested at HIS lodgings
in this city. Slagin will be arrested on
his arrival from his training quarters NJ
Doger, They will be arraigued in court
this afternoon on tie charge OF cousoir-
ing to commit breach OF Inc peace
SlaYin has been arrested and placed in
custody with McAuiffe.
LoNpoS, sept. " Upon SIavius ar
rival az the railway station S!ayin entered
cab anj wag Immediately placed under
arrest He way conveyed quietly TO the
Lambeth police station whore both phi
soners were pEraigned and bound over
III e., UCO each to appear before the court
TO morrow.
Ekw YoRK, sept % The following
cable dispstch was received at the Police
GGz tts cflioe to-day:
LONDON, Sept. 90. There are various
rumors circulating concerning the arrest
OF Joe McAuhffe, tue American cham.
pton who was t. light FRANK Z. 9syin,
the Australian champion, for 81 1000 A
well-kuown American says ,nt arrest OF
MoAuiiffa is due to the fast THAT Shawn
has trained of, and thyss VINO have
backed him hal the American arrested to
save their money. 0richt9n Temple of
tine otmonde Club Rttri utes HGAuliffss
arrest TO the FACT that the Prinns Of
Wales was going 70 I'D The fight"
LONDON, Sept. 23.--elatin and No
Auliffe We're arfsigned in tas Llmbath
police court this morning aud were each
bound over TO keep the neace in : QUO,
each prisoner furnishing one surety TO
appear when called upon.
II any breach of tie peace occurs war
ranta Will be issued anu the cese will be
sent before the committing mag isitate.
MCAunfse Hn0 SiavIl 10 Fighf.
LONDON. Sap 3.--The arrest OF the prize
fighters McAulifia and Siavin has resulted in
an entirety new deul. Tha light will come
of az tho Otnonde Club, IS arranged, and
ior the same stakes, but Il will be Tor 10
rounds instead OF 80, and the gloves
brought from America will be made two
ounces heavier to comply with the Ia .
The date Is not yet fixed. Another pro-
vision is, that II the fight is broken up by
The police, after the msn arc In tho ring,
each pugilist ls to got ESQ the hearing
to day the magistrate eeided that the CON
tests, which Yesterdays arrests broke up,
would hAys 6e a test OF endurance and
not II contest OF SKIN, and that II was
therefore, Illegal. he he'll the men In
I'll 600 TO appapr IN court II called upon,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

COLUMBIA, =. o., Sept. % six distinct
shocks OF earthquake hove been reported
AZ occurring about 3. 20 this morning. The
last shock was notable for nearly min.
ute A rumbling accompanied this shocks,
which appeared TO come from the south
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

BBRIN, sept. 23.--Tne epidemic OF
suicide continues in this city. A asnsa-
ticn was created to-day pg the discovery
thu. MajoS Won Norman, commandment OF
the cadets school here, had killed him
self by taxing poison. To make his
work doubiy sure after he had swallowed
the poison he opened the arteries in his
arms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
CROA RkA ~ nHfO.

Ehe Bread nissasc Said 10 RsaVe
ssrOkan qua ia e'nrTol County.
HARLEM SPRINGS, o., sept. la--What is
said 10 ia croerA mas become epidemic In
ihs village o. Bergnolz, in Carroll county,
SIX miles east Of here.
The people arc leaving the place to avoid
the dread disease.
VS. Leeper. the resident physician. Is
taxed to his utmost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
\ Yonnr ssrilIn,. snic,hn.

W1soAssErr, NE Sept. 22.-Mrs. Mary
Alena Written Of Westpore, aged 16,
shot herself dead last night. She had
been married three months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

4 SWISS ro1N RUNNIaa.
three Hundred dOnse In Ruin
I4atO Gn ashes.

BERNIE, Sept. ~. The village of Ruth
in the canton OF ct. Call is on fire. Three
hundred houses havs already been de.
stroy6d. The losa of one Ire 10 reported.
All the people whose houses have boon
burned are ia a destitute coalition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

What viii Reed attempt next In order
70 compel Democratic members to remain
in the chamber TO be counted against
their will, ne had the doors locSed Thar
day. a Teas member, very property
sssenting this proceeding, kicked open
one Of tine doors en- strobe out. aud ais
example was followed BY others. Tie
business il Son am s;iol 2 ae
BUSTING q Virginia congressman, who
was elected BY plurality " 6i2 sad
filling bis sent with Mahcne ma4 whom
his constituents hal chosel to keep ii
home. The Democratic position vas i
tt has been all through, thai Il tho Ea-
publican majority IL determined on tram.
acting this kind Of "lusine4s' il saoula
oe done by Republican votes, ana tAat il
- an Outrage TO force Democratic n em-
bers 10 become aacomplicss in such ITO
Oeedings.
The situation is very simple u con-
prehensiou though s1ms TeSIsrs are al
50 get mixed over it and To imlgire ma
there may bespmsthin4 letona5tsi Rs4d
quorams There Il nothing IL tho charya
Of Democrats oDsTnutin5 pnogo 5us,-
ness There has been precious tits!6
OF that hind Of business in the preseat
horss The only Noteworthy Instance ii
hlhusieting upon q msasure 81 pa5Hc
business va that On tbs Ltd htit, aai
that vas engineered hy r. anaite4a
The Damoe;etio 4eu7srs AZ va WIT
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Napoleon Waite, Golored, was hanged at
Tallahassee, Fla. ruesda tor the murder
W bis wife h 1888
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

PALMER, MASS, Sept. 23.-Three bust.
ness blocks were burned hete this morn
ing. Loss estimated at $50 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
apa1anIaket's.

House. comprehensive and
complete. The reach Of values
Is 20 both extremes. Rare
stuHs In small quantities Tor
such as wish them. and the
lower priced In great array.
The prices you need also to
consider. Could you compare
our retail figures with some of
the great wholesale stocks In
New York you would see
how consumers get goods at
retail here for the same or
less than most wholesale
buyers pay.
When you visit the store
make a special "trip through
the second floor and test the
truth Of what we tell you.
Novelties on every side
both 10 designs and colors
Draperles, Hanginps. FurnI
ture Coverings. Here are
Satin Damasks and Broca.
telles at SIG the yard; they
are wide, rich, rare, elegant
fit for palaces. Near by some
French stuffs that look like
silk, at 65 cents-wonders OF
imitation.
Chenille Curtains and Por-
there's, effective. graceful pat
terms, agreeable colors, 81 70
B25 pair.
Table and Piano Covers---a
mere list would be a cata-
! que.
Silk Curtains, Madras and
soft finish, So TO $50 a pair.
Novel colors and effects, I'M
equaled drapery.
China Silk for Sash Cur
tains and other furnishing
purposes, rs cents to 81 the
yard.
Ia Lace Curtains we know
this city holds no stock thar
can proach-we think there
Is none elsewhere. Brussels
and Brussels Point, $13 so to
SIS a pair; sash size, $40 to
sa5. Irish Point, soft cream
tones, IS TO $50 a pair; sash
sizes, S5.75 to S2s. Tam
boured, the eternal fashion,
IS to $25 a pair; sash size, So
to So. Arab and Russian, S7s
to $Ioo the pair; Renaissance,
SIS to SIS; Antique. 81 to
SIC; Cluny, 81 10 $40; Not
tingham, 75c to $3.50; Tam
hour Muslin, Sa.5o to 30
the dry bones Of prices ought
70 suggest variety numbered
~ hundreds and quantities
that count tens Ct thousands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

The assembly of the largest
stock of rich and staple Dress
Goods has been going on here
for many weeks and already
the counters are qroaning
with the accumulated weight
Of the new things. For this,
the greatest feature Of our
stock, no formal opening Is
announced. Each hour adds
something as the long process
sion comes together from Z ,st
and West. from Germany,
Austria, France, England,
and our own States. Com
pIete and comprehensive,
peerless and popular, exclu.
slve and omNi6us-no equal
stock exists 70 that which Is
here and coming.
We know Of cheap Scissors
that examination shows to be
cast steel. Any blade 30 cut
should be forged-wrought.
Here are forged blades In
Scissors, 5000 pairs, and taken
altogether the Shaybest Bar
gain we have ever offered.
There are FIVE sizes, A to s
inches, and the price Is 25c
for either size, $I.a5 for the
set. Made by the Rodger
Shear Co, Of Solingen-looks
as though the German had
anglicised a name.
Linens. Blankets, Dress
Goods, Laces all have r
gains from the Re.orgsulz
Wholesale Stocks.
John WANAMAk.Rs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Carpets. Why advertise
then I? The stock Is on the
floor all day long for the great
stream Of buyers. and the
facts Of the variety and re-
liability as TO qualities and ad-
vantageous prices are so well
known that the sales grow
with a constant regularity that
comes only to worthy work.
Every Carpet want has
been studied and anticipated,
the medium priced and more
costly, Ingram to Administer,
Smyrna TO Oriental. Bring
your needs, we'll supply them;
your dollars, wen lengthea
them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Hale amendment and see, apart from all
questions of its inAeront uneonstituticn-
atty, what miserable sraves.y il is of
the reciprocity which Mr.. Blaine urged
upon the consideration OF Congress three
months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
W Long was nominated for Congress by the Rcpnb'
ucans Of the WITH District
NOTES. OE TILE CANNASS.

NOTES OF THE CANVASS.
The Ecpubicans Of the Ilon.i"a CLUB h''d a""."'.
lntcrc sting and wc.att"ndCd meeting on "''o'' ""'
on,hundr d.and. Mt .,"vrnth>t aud n"SaN' "''
N, speakers were P,tcr Eylr. ~iH n'hu'' '"''
Paterson y. J.; III, Rev Madison C. i't';'' l'','F W
Tn. UIoon.ngdac Reformed Church; Jusu'" '"''' "
Tniutor j. D. Hallcn and the pr sd nt. 'o'""'' l.
Campbell Four new members were e''r''' va ,,c
Monday evening another rOu.lnG n"'uhH wa -,
The campaign committee Of thu 'co l. -, &c., ,
G. q. ,.cdd,s W. G. Teddy, }. H. Iiaf'H - " m
Campbell and John = l.. nlovc. M'>'F'' '' ~,
Altman the Assembly and Aid rman nominees Ho"' Wv
XlXth District are both mcmb'rs I" th' 'I"p'
ON Monday night, at regular meeting W Wv ,.,,
Republican club II ohe Nth Assembly D'r'r''
were unanimously passed mdor>nr the action ta"'h u"
,h Hc,ublican County Committee at It's c"liNh'''' '"'
pcdclng clubs hearty support oil inc 'n'' !" ' ="
RESOLUTIONS wcr" also passed. promising u''' " 80 wa
,youd do all in their rw,r to eject tr ciub AL cahdi'
date for Congress Of thu INti t"h@F'-H li>'t' '"""
VII also ,hr candidate for Assembly. william H. luz
and the Alderman candidate, Jacob Ron Inc 'a'''''
two members OF the club Ai''r th' ''''''I '"''
l.. Marshall explained tn" new Ba"ot i'''o''h ''
The James r. Kenny Independent Den'o'''c ''"o' ~
t., re,tuy mn Nod,y night at No. 60 Souh--t. nd"r>'
the candidacy Of William H. Bellamy for County '''i" anu
NJ. j. COnnors for Alderman
A. a regular meeting Of the Republican club of the
XVIII Assembly DISCREET held at No a! Eish'ha'. o.
Monday night handsome portrait Of Gcors' Washington
was presented the club by John Met "fh'c"' !" W.
Lee made the presentation speech when was h""'ua "
by the president. John Kane GENERAL Iho'as = '''''
made Few 1'rlat" TiH"Ih> '"" was ''""''
Resolutions ndorsnc the entire fusion ticket "'r' "Ah'
mousy adopt"d.
Tho United Republican Association OF the MIN Dsrc'
held a meeting at Central Hal 80. la West lheN-
sccond.st., last night j. II. >!mn> pi"sd'd IL Wa
resolved unanimously to support thr nominations OF William"
y: Nac for the Assembly and ",ogc Is Morris for Alder
mail The hall was crowd Il with audience that Wa
heartily in favor Of the fusion ticket.
The Republican club o thu IXth Assembly District
had AN Overlooking meeting last night at No Abingdon
sousir and ndor>'d the ticket h'atsd by Francis NJ
scott Charles f. Hobby presided. aud addresses Wri'
r.d. hy William +. nll and Herbert H. tIyn". noni"
for th. Assembly and Board "i Ad' rmrn and also 10y
Major William "A. tuisa nOni" for Sh"l!H' Cornelius
- ~, ,,,r,u. for Congress in thu Win District, and
nauk>on T. Morgan, noninr" for tNI justice III Ia
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