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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-23

Abe Ballou OF the Wagner Bros commission
firm, Chicago, was in the yards to-day.
Bob Mitchell, OF sloan, was In to-day with e
load OF hogs.
each Of the sheep that arrived Saturday
Another big lot OF sheep. numbering nearly
ts00s arrived to-day IN double deck cars
Fred Thayer made flying trip 20 Jesup yeS
terday, saw party that couldn't sing basso.
and returned home this morning
Andy siman. OF GLASGOW. Mont, is exported
Twentyfour cars OF sheep came I'm Saturday
evening.
w. i. Harter, OF Elk point. buyer for A. O
Ringsrud, was in to-day with . car OF hogs.
Chicage 1--we stock.
CHICAGO. Sept aa.-Caltle, receipts is0o.
and MIXED and Texans and rangers lower
Hogs-Raceipts $1,000. Market slow, weak
and lower; packers, 0en&bA.t0i prime heavy
and butchers weights, slssGAhS; light, saeoa
sheep Receipts, i4.ooo. Marse. slow and
lower.
Chicago produces.
CHICAGO, Sept sa-Ciosing prices: whsas--
steady cash, ssase; December. n.M' MAY,
oora7.Easy; cash, ts4c; October. SAC; May
6sts-Easyi cash. ss,4e; October Ssxe; May.
Provisions--M pork Steady; cash s0.75;
October. ~ %; January, sll7b. Lard. steady
short ribs steady; cash, sNO, October. o. ss}s ;
January, eo.12ks9L57a
Rye Steady; No. 9. Uic.
FAX Fssass~siasgi seea@2girn Ne, :, \ si'sis. IIs
Timothy Seed-,Prfme. I.ee1sl.S
Butter Steady. ..
EGEs-FIrm.
Whisky-sil3
New Hork Produces.
NEW YORK, Sept es--W heat quiet firan ana
higher september. sLoihGi1s; Deosmbsr.
c0rn-Tirin and Alghssi Ne. Q, ss4assar;
Oats Quiet and higher: western, AIS16sc.
Provisions-Pork dull and steady at 300
n6, Lard quiet and weak at s647h. Butter.
sssas sssssL western' io<Sc' ksss' nrm western
nc. Leuia Prodan@.
VI, LOUIS, sept. sa.-whsa.- Higher; cash
poA cSI9I.00A May, G0gA
uorn--higher; cash, &c; May. ssAe.
:. Proyisions steady II si0so. Lard quiet
whisky-sIia
ssilwaakse Produce.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. s2.--wheat-Ffrm; No.
Corn-Ffrm; No. u Soc.
Oats--Ftrm; No. white, apssDsOc.
Barisy~Firm: septsmber. esKas7.
South Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 1a--Hogs--Rs-
eefpts. 50O; ofacial Saturday, heeo; ship
Inents rs cars Hogs opened &c lower; sell
ing at xa0OQe4.M
Castle-Recsipts 5000; oficial SATURDAY,
lilo; Bhipments. II cars Cattle opened steady
In natives others lower quality common.
Peoria Prsdno~.
PEORIA, Sept 2a.-Corn- Firm; No. yellow
'sc; An. 40. .ll yellow VI 47'sc; No : &c ~n
&t1c No. white, g74GbsHc
Rye-F1rm: No. 4 e..
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TRov, n. ~, Sept. sa.--John kiernan, the
alleged train wrecker, charged with placing
distractions on the track Of the Central
Hudson railroad at karner's last month.
was aFratgned for examiaiion this morning
and the examination was postponed until
tu@ntorr0w
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And the Report Is That the
Decision Goes for Good
Now.
Washington Park viii Be included
In the Columbian Worlds
Fair Site.
MoAuliifs and Slayin Arrested In Lon.
don---Iowa's Railroad Guardian
Addresses Jersey Trainmen.

CHTcA0o. sept. es,--A commIttec from the
local worlds fair directory waited ON the
South Park commissioners fhis morningand
laid before thefn the request OF the national
commission that Washington Park be In
cluded In the site for the fair. The park
commissioners acceded 20 the request and
this ut last settles tho site question
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-23

kLIkT. Mich. Sept. aa.-~An epidemic has
brokaa out ana0ng the horses III and around
Dawson which = proving serious. Tho
aqasnea are saken with . swelling OF the
nostriis and lnngs. frofh ut the mouth. and
their breathing u apparently generally az
feeted, causing death BY strangnlation. A
general spread "a tho disease IL feared
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McAuiine and slasin Arrested in London
and Placed Under mig Bonds.

LoxDos. sept al.--slavin and McAuliffe
have been arrested. They will be arraigned
In court this afternxsna ON a charge Of con-
spring 90 commit breach OF the peace.
slayin and McAuliffe were conveyed 90
Lambeth police station. where both were
arraigned and bound over In 1000 pounds
70 appear before the court to-morrow.
Preparations ser shs right.
LoxDoS. sept. sa.--Joe McAuliae, with
his trainer. Billy Madden, arrived in Lon
don last night. and II In good trim for to-
morrow's battle with slavin. McAuliffe
never was Ia better condition and Ii conh-
dent Of winning. He win fight at afo
pounds weight which IL twenty-seven
pounds lighter than when he commenced 20
train. McAuliHe said the fght would be
very fast ono and 50 far ms he was con-
cerncd he intends forcing matters, rs he be-
iieves sIavsn IL not . fast Hghter and win
be nonplnssed &C such tactics. McAuliffe's
seconds will be Madden and either Gus
Lambert or Jack Burke. slavin's seconds
viii be Mccartney and his trainer. Madden
will offer 20 back the American boy for
$1,000. Several sporting men who met Me-
Auliffe say they are astonished at tho w0n-
derfai condition for such big man. slayin
IL stIil In his training quarters and win NOT
supporters are most sanguine and
lots OF money is bet on his win
ming tho fight. In London boxing
circles McAuliHo has tha call aor the favor
Tee. The rsnaors of his being overweight
are nnfounded. Madden says. although
this h the first time McAuIifFe has under
wone thorough preparation. ne could not
feel better or be In better trim than be- il nj
present
McA ullffe Il a slight favoritc tonight In
the betting. Tho odds arc ave 10 four, az
which rate thousands of dollars arc wagered.
All the big sports consider that slayin has
at last met match In McAuIifye. who IL
thorough two-handed aghter. whereas,
slavsn, although possessing good right,
does not know how ~ nse the left hand.
McAuliTe has tho advantage In height hy
two and half inches, which. Il h ronsid-
cred, will go long way 60 helping him 10
win the ifght. slavin will fight ig7 pounds,
which Is about his usual weight when ia 1
condition. The fight will commence at 1880.
Many bets are taken that it does not last
more than SIX rounds. The gloves for tho
dght hare been specially made la America,
and q committee of the 0rfnonde clnb last
night said that they were the best yet seen
on thls OF the Atlantic. III tho Ornonde club
gives McAnliffe fair show he stands in to
win. Richard Fox, who holds the "a. 500
put up BY the club. says he will lee viii hand
crookedness.
In the betting MnAulIffe II the favorite,
odds OF ave % four being laid on him.
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LoSD0s. sept =. THE IlQuldasors Of the
Cape of Good Hope bank report that the de-
Acit % the total loss of fail paid up cGpIaal
and reserve fanti amounts to All. 900
pounds Tae ropors recommends that the
first call be madnMpon share holders fur 100
pounds per sbarse. payable In ten monthly
instmllmnnaM
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. sept. 2a.--Y Yesterday
James and john 0iadson, father and son.
were killed by a wild engine on the East
Tennessee railroad near olsewah while
driving across the track.
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CHICAGO, sept. aa.--The Oakland bank
suspended payment this morning, an assIgn-
memt having been made 90 VIM. l.. Mo@A.
The liabilities aro stated 10 be $4,000 and
nominal assets s45. COO
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shes mersslf Ds~sl.

wIacAssETT, Me-. Sept. a2.--Mrs. Mary
Alona Whitten. aged 10. Of Wostport. shot
herself dead last night. sho had been mar
ried three months
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Chmrwssl woo Rsnhmwxam.,s~..s.

ToRosro. sept. se.--Jamas n. Lang. treas
urer of Ontario county, has been arrested
here charged with the embaxslement of
ss,oe0 belonging 60 the county.
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Tnsaaana seolItselan Tlem.l

EvASsyTLLa, Ind, Sept. ea.--Hon. VIM
Haiiman. ex-ssats senator and ox-c0nwrnms.
man. died to-day after prccracfea sllneas
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OH syorlsa rsurne.l

tAEFEf.ASp Sept a2.--T The Excelsior Oh
Works burned this morning. causing o loss
OF Sc, 900. Insurance, s35 boo several mes
we're badly bnrned
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LONDON. sept. 29.-Late aavlcss from
Goa. India, state that eighteen persons
we're killed and afty wounded In the eler-
tion riot At that place By Portuguese troops.
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Hogs-w. r. Richiey, Columbas: w. II
Stott. Fonda; j. Rankin q Co, pomeioy; n. T.
Kennedy, Lairabeei III. II. Kennedy, Cherokee
w. IL. Adams, Rodney; g. M. johnson. Ute; T.
II, Newby, Parker.
cattie-D. H., wiiimar; r. H. Sewby
Parker.
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Following are the hog shipments nom the
Union stock yards Saturday, with the name of
shipper, destination, railroad shipped over and
number OF cars:
Central Stock yards, Chicago, NIL. ..........g. e
Smith Co, Sloan, s. G. .&P........s.........i
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saoax city Hog Market Opens Easy with.m
Lower Tendency Cattis Market Dull
Quotations Elsewhere.

SInUx Crrv, Sept. sa.-Hoga- fascinated re
ceipts, loo; official saturday, f.MM The mar.
ket opened easy this morning, with strong
tendency toward sc lower u a SIxYuu bought
seven loads OF heavy early in kha kUran0on,
mainly Rt top prices. Ton sold at Ds enlas AZ
with the bulk huagfng % 3S4As0
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MILWAUKEE, Sept s2.-wheat--Ffrm; No
= spring. cash, s5eas7c; No. northern, slo0
COrn-Ffrm; No Soc
Oats--Ffrm; No. white, spss0Oc.
Rye--Easier; No. l, SIC
2 Barley--Ftr SepkembNF e6LkEEa1
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PEORIA, Sept. 2a.-Corn- Firm; No. yellow
80; No 8 yellow 47sSc; No. q 4ac
Oats--Active and nrm; No white as@A
SoLxc; No white, Ns<6bNc
Rye-F1rm: No. y g..
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South Osnaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 4a-Hogs-Iss-
eetptss 400: ofacial Saturday, Aeeo; ship
nents. 5 cars. Hogs opened &C. lower; sell
ing nt MUkfe4A
Cattle -Recsipts 1000; oficial Saturday
Lilo; shipments. is cars Cattle opened steady
In natives, others lower; quality common.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
ELIZABETH

READY TO ABOLISH GRADE CROSSINGS.
At a conference held on Thursday night between the
representatives Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and tho
Railroad Committee Of the City Council the following
plan agreed upon for the abolition Of grade
ings The Pennsylvania Company agrees 70 raise It's
tracks through the city, beginning at North Elizabeth
that clearance Of eighteen feet Will be gained the
Broad-st. crossing. The Central Railroad Is to con
tnue to at grade at this pot, but gradually 10
raise It's roadbcd between Broad St and Elzabethport
so that jefferson and Madison aves Catherine spring
and Reed sts. by slightly depressing them. be
under the railroad Morris is TO be made TO take
. curve at the Union depot and will the
present site Of that structure, which will he torn
down and a new depot erected elsewhere. This bond
In Morrisave will also a~ect the block OF buildings
It's southern extremity. which will have to be torn
away The change will enable the avenue to be
depressed ten feet that IL be carried under the
Central Railroad and thus enable horses vehicles
pass from Morris to Broad ST., and vce-versa
The president and superintendent OF the Central
Railroad conferred yesterday afternoon with the Eliza
beth authorities, and II is said, expressed themselves
IS favorable 20 the project The plan proposed said
70 pe the best that has yet boon devised
Az a meeting OF the Common Council last night the
fennsyvania and Central railroads fully accepted the
pan devised by City Surveyor Meyer, and agreed TO
pAy me full value OF such property as may be nee
e''"'d 70 eonhscate In order to make the proposed
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc PanSy Society mission
airy organization Of ttc girl, OF the Frs, PicsbI'
terian Church. gave an attractive entertainment IN
Presbyterian Hall last night The following was the
programme in par Piano solos, The Bohemian
GIRL" Helen Wright. and Hedge Roses" Ella J..
Ehoades piano duet. by Angie sewe. and l9tt'c
Iiuss: The Goose by Ella L. Rhoadcs, and tv0
other selections by Jessie spcirs and Grace ambln
quartcttc. by Misses Maud spelrs Eta Iiuss aud
Annie and Bertha Strange choruscs. Flower Girls,
by the members Of the society dressed IN white with
pansy rolorcd bodrcS and baskets Of flowers rprlug
ime7 and Merry sunshine The final chorus was
In which several holes. with the leaves Oi
pansies painted around their edges, and through
which the little girls pnt their faces.
WHITE PLAINS.-Judec Barnard has ovcrrnlcd the
objections made by Mr. Charlie Butler, OF scarsiale
against The condemnation Of MS land by the Commits
soners appointed 10 appraiSc damages 10 lands taken
Eoard Of Health has approved the outlet system as
hy the Board Of Trustees. the action f. final
The Republican primary will he hcld to night IN
the Town Hall 70 nominate ticket for town meeting
day.
RYE.-Thc Democrats Of RYE have nominated the
fo,iowinr ticket for town officers Supervisor George
W Carpenter: Town Clerk Wilfred 7. PuIdy: Justice
Of the Peace stephen A. Marshall and Bernard Baruoh
Excise Commissioner J0lm Sncft ohrnc' Road COmmis
sioner Daniel Dudd.
NEW -ROCHELLE.-Thc New Rochelle Democrats on
Thursday night nominated the following candidates
for town officers For Supervisor. Charles H. NoAon
solon on Levison Auditor. William Brady Collector
J. Dillon Highway Commissioner Francis Stouter
Excise Commissioner. PHILIP J. Iiavey.
MAMARONECK.-Thc Democrats Of Mamaroncch
have nominated the following candidates for town
officers For supervisor, Matthias Bana the present
incumbent; Town Clerk, John G. Fairchild Jnstcc Of
Langc: Collector, John c. kano commissioner OF
Highways, Charles Anthes Town Auditors. Richard
Warren, for three years d. L. Palmer for two years
sioner, John Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

PLAINFIELD.-Tho trustee Of the Holy cross
Episcopal Church have contracted for p new organ
10 be placed in their cdincc before Juno l. The
Crescent League Will build dining and billiard hall
addition 10 It's new club house IN >econd-st.
BAYOSNE.-Thc Bayonne city Republican A'so
citation met Thursday evening and issued call for
holding primaries Friday evening. March =. from
: 80 10 q O'Clock. The city convention Will meet on
saturday evening, March 30. in licndrichson's Hall
This apportionmcnt Of delegates agreed upon
First Ward 4 second Ward. 4 Third Ward, 4
Fourth Ward, o Fifth Ward, =.
UOBOKEN.-rhe congregation Of the First Baptist
Church has decided 10 erect large new church az
Ninth and BcacOnsicd stS. The new church IS 10
be handsome structure and will be ono Of the largest
and finest I'm the city. 1t is 10 be 20 feet square,
sixty feet high and will have tower Of seventy five
feet The interior Will be similar 10 that Of theatre
The cost Of the building Will be about 10000
WEST UOBOKEN.-The accounts OF Henry Aschnan
the boohkcepcr for Schwartzenbach a. HUBER. SIX
manufacturers who committed suicide few days ago.
have been examined and shortage Of ~ 200 has
been discovered.
CALDWFLL.-At q m-~ting Of the congregation Of
the Caldwell Presby tcrian Church Thursday night
II was voted that the church should contribute $2joC
toward building the proposed railroad between Cald
well and Montcair
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
NEW pTcTrRES BY PHTLTPPOTEArI r.

Paui phippotoauN. uc weli-known French artist.
naufe- d, tho Hattie u Gr'ysburg now on exhibition In
hi cltr popular cvcorsmas has u-i finished
hree anfing. which 20 bc placed on exhibition At the
American A., Galleries within fe~ days. The nr>t of
these pictirs ~ subject ambu>cade u Hsshi'
H,rouk- during she Rus.o-Turkish var In on" ~ IN"
scni.- %, the Uakans Tho IL the famous Shlpka
Pass IN mdwin'"r
Tho second picture also deals with bulgarian scene,
and depicts party travellers horseback halted before
rude native the mountain side between Nlcopolis
.ni Plc,ua Tho third picture has for IL SUI jet n
rumanian gypsy camp In n. heart ~ tarpathian
forest. These paintings are the nrst of the Kind that Mr.
Phiippocaux placed exhibition In this country. and
they viii opportunity TO Judge his work IN new
fchf
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
EAST ORANGE.

Mrs. s. Bayard Dodd. of Harrisonst.' gave pica'
ant luncheon fifty OF her friends Yesterday afternoon
IN honor of Mrs G.; A. Custer. wife Of the General.
Mrs Custer gave reading on the subject OF Life on
the Plains"
The East Orange Board Of Education organized for
the season on Thursday evening by the election o'
Joseph L. Mum president and the Rev John Cro"ell
as secretary.
A movement is foot in the Oranges. under 'hc
efforts of Msyorelcct Truman 10 establish IN the city
A branch Of the New York SOcicty for Instruction
in First Aid 10 the Injured. DR.. I. H. 'ham'er''
township physician Of East Orange Is no" deIVerlhI
course Of lectures on this subject 10 tho members OF
the police force Of the township
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

nn thc ground Of testamentary incapacliv. The cS
tate which consists almost entirely Of stocks. l. valued
at 400 900
UFMPSTE AD.-Thc Republicans OF The town OF
JIcmu,tcad have nominated r. ". DuntOu. the founder
Of the Village of Hollis l.. l.. FOR the onicc "i super
visor Of The town.
FLT~IlINt.--Od soldiers are preparing 10 '"'pfn'..
AMI o, mo ,vcnfv mn anniversary Of the firing ~
me last shot in front Of pct"r,nure- This WI, nr"'
bv the 3iih New York Haitcty, under command OF
Major Jacob Rocmcr. \ large fund IA, already been
raised
ROCKVILLE CENTRE coronc;'9 jury IN me
caec of the two men Killed by q dt nHiniir explosion
n vccl, acn reported 10 the coroner yesterday that
Two of the fury Smen found that ih" eNph',ln htt
Icon the result II clrrlc-snr-- Of ~i"irp one "i
tho dead men White the other siN regarded IN" "N
plo>ion was accidental. Contractor Kline was 'Nai"
tr,d
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
MAJOR RICHARD p. MoRLE RESIGNS.

Major Richard r. Morlc has resigned his commission
In the 18th Regiment. owing 10 Disability lie "a'
thrown from his horse at the state camp IN l70''
and his horse fell him. crushing his lct Knee
rvnoviiis ~rt I'm and he unable 10 do duty ior
eight month hu, then thought he had fully rccov'
cred Last summer he rode on A gallop twenty mics
in three hour, while on duty with the regiment al
IIcmpscad and his knee became 50 badly nhamed 'hat
lie had to have put into plaster cast and kept there
for three weak, Last week. while engaged In drill II
lurt him 50 much that he had 10 bc assisted home.
lie nhvscian save he will not be able take violent
exercise for a long time. Major Morle mas been az
tachci 10 the regiment since 1872 and haN hcld m~
prcScnt rank since MAY. 1857. lie Is one of thc
t'nlfrd states Commissioners for brocklyn
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
DIR. McGREG0R BECOMES BAPTIST
RELIEVING IMMERSION THE ONLY s'EiPI' hNh
BAPTISM he LEAVES TIE METHODIST
cir r. II.

r,o rcr Dr Duncan McGrccor announced NJ the
,t.r.or Place Bapiist Church last evening t't N'
had decided 70 change his dcnominai!onal r''''''l'
from the Methodist t. the Baptist 'hii'N' "' wiz
,c nublclv immersed tomorrow evening since ~
r,,nrv l. HAYNES took the same step dozen war
,ro therc has been no change Of d'nouhh"''" "'
urookIvn of so much interest Dr. Nc'r'sF hi'
loo, connected with the New. York East M'th'Nl''
c,,crencc since ISL and has served three 'hnf'h7
q, pr,oklyu since that date the York street "r'cn
,ot,t Tabernacle and Carroll Park. lie has tr'n
nastor @, the latter for four wears II" has Inc REP"
raion Of being an eloquent speaker ana mas u'"'''''
many lectures. especially upon the Temperance que'
tion. lie is about thirty eight years od. HIS
father and mother we're McthCdists IN Wchi-an. H'
e,udcd AT the Evangelical College "i Iln''' TIC
Garrett biblical Institute IN Evanston ana '' 10"
ton school Of Oratory Ill, degree was confirmed 10y
Alabama University and by Fort WAYNE college
II is probable that Dr. McGreSor VIII be called 70 :"
BAPTIST pulpit in Hroohlyn
DIR. NcGrcsor Wac present al the prayer meeting
last evening Of tie Hanson Place hapu't 'hIr'h
The deacon, reported his examination entirely ats
,c,orv and II was unanimously voted 10 admit nm
"a membership after he had hecn NapuN'u. II
Ncf,rcg0r made statement u h> vicNN' ihlnE tli'
he had never been fully satisfied with any "thrr FORM
of baptism than immersion ana t'At "N s ''''la' 49,,
animation Of the subject he had become 'on'n,'d tl.
the Hapti.t position upon tho subject was the Only
Ir NIctircgor IS 10 preach IN the Hanson Il",c
church 70 morrow and will be haplf"H ~ Ut. -. T.
Wood a, the evening service. The Iulpt "i ,na'
,,urch has lccu vacant since the Rev. J. 6 Alien
resigned last summer and IL IS reg trdch a. p"htp' lA
Dr NicCrcgor will be invited 10 become pastor.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
Avoid. all Substitutes for
Royal Baking Powder.

No other Baking st good the Royal either " strength
purity whoesomeness The Royal superior to all onerS oil ways
Most ousekeepes their practical and the reports
o the u S Government show officially lhe Government
chemist saws the Roya undoubtedly the and most reliable baking
powder O the public"
IF some qocs baking powder place OF the Royal
thew M o because thew can greater profit the oher good evil
dnce Of the superiority Royal To greater profit the other must
be powder must be made with alum or cheaper
md materials.
Because the Royal highly refined and expensive materials
costs more to other baking powder but correspond
nov p and higher venng strength and accordingly greater money
value to consumers although retail them generally the same
Consumers are entitled their money and therefore Will not
wise accept any substitute for the Royal
Unfortunately many these would be substitute powders made
from inferior and materials but they placed before the public
with intended mslead their character powder
sd nv IFS manufacturers printed label all the ingredients
used proves analysis have composition tour substances NOT
named upon its LABEL which lime and upuc acid Most the
aim, powders are sold OF tartar goods
The dancer such powders be substituted tor the %
will be apparent every consumer
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
,TItrpFD ADOIT THE TOWN

The Assessors have begun the work Of rcvaluinc
property for purposes OF taxation. and must complete
tho task by June /.
The Rev Edwin :. Prcssry has resigned from tho
IA s'ofnic of the Rockavay Avcnue Congregational
Church and will close h, term of service on May l
John " lrcrcrn entertained tho members OF the
vanhas,ctt Club yesterday afternoon with selections
from >hakcsp pcarc At their rooms In Summitst.
John cassanra alias O'NIcl. and william II. Hen
dorson burglars were sentenced % i've wears each in
sing sing Prison Yesterday BY Judge Moore IN
the Court II Sessions.
Mrs Jennie Noble was sent n the pcnitcntiary for
.ich, months Yesterday ior bicamy. While The VII"
o., Joseph NOhlc she married Jacob Danner She said
that She thought her first husband vas dead
The new hall of tho Zocllucr Macnncrchor is To be
erected a, sumner and Vernon avcs 1t Will be a
hand some structure.