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Homer guardian., 1890-01-10
sam JONES IN NEW Or
LEANS.

Some people say l only preach
for money. II money was all /
wanted, / wouldn't come to New
Orleans. There are more starved
out preachers here than enough.
There are too many Christians
on little wheels IN this world.
They say little prayers and read
little Bibles, and the devil can
give them two hours start ana
catch them before breakfast.
Taking things easy, is one Of
the characteristics ofNew Orleans.
| No body eyer saw a New Orleans
gentleman in hurry.
Holding up the little Bible in
his hand, Mr.. Jones said the
ounce and q quarter bundle out
| weighed the whole universe.
| He wanted every body to hear
him. He didn't care whether
they agreed with him or not, he
was just laying the fodder on the
ground and anything from a
giraffe to a billy goat could come
and take it.
Several thousands heard Mr..
Jones sermons Sunday, says the
Picayuno.
He will remain in New Orleans
about a.month.
1t is said that the new Governor
OF Virginia, Philip McKinny, was
never known to utter o profane
word, never smoked, never chewed
tobacco and never drank hquor
IN his life, besides this he Is a
coed democrat and 3 man of
unimpeachable honor and integri-
| ty.
/ Mr. Thornton E. Jacobs, of
/ Shravannpt f 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

1, n..,r-, Common Council at It's special meeting
nm Friday evening rctreatcd from the p''hl"h 'A'"
,, fla, question Of The electric franchise TOT u"
Newark PASSENGER Railway Company. - p'Nse' u'e
.,,,,., va, required to furnish transfer uche'> "'u
.,r1. D,-i.,. pa~..ngers 10 any part Of the Guy Vi
Newark ~, he'd by IL lines for single hVe''h' ~
r,. ,,,,,ry refused to accept this provision ana
,b. re..l,t.,n ,,a, amended by striking ont the Oh
p,xf,u. clause and then rcpas>"d To the Ne"''N
Passenger RailwaN Company was gwen me rlr", -
o,,rd its track, YrIu the present terminus Az LII"
coin ave. 10 the West orange line.
The ,,i,o Of ice In the oranges is climbing up" AN
,t , rate that will soon make the article an "''
ta.r.ble luxury for the po'r The dealers nave com
t...d ard the present price for fifteen POUNDS ""'y
b.. II - per week. with the Significant f'tn"te % 'h'
rim y, contract, made" The new artificial zee WORMS
arr. turnIns ont hny tons of ice per diy; ..,.ctc,
IDI DNld Post So -. g. \. IL, laN i'tu N''o' -
ly pcinr,noNt Commander \. VI, ' ,I.l''t..a,, Ia
r55cort of honor NJ the National EHcaInpmeH' l.;
I..ton VA, post Will turn ont 100 strong anu WI"
START f,r Boston to morrow morning. -. .,h,,l
rh, Misses Robinson. Who have KEEP II S'I''' H -
I or,n,. f,r ne, last iortv years. mve l'st l'siu -
,irpiar Announcing that the Scno" VIII .l,nr ~
If an. century Kept the old academy III r s,i -
wa, dc~troyrd onN year or TWO ~ hIgb rank in
~. 'nuutr, over 5000 graduates have gone ior'h
NV" ~, '..,'u hill = road racing contest last evening
g. tbr .,,d medal Offered by lie captain oil lIe clty
~, 49,, There were two contests, lNo ulllr
,,., WIN tru and I'VE eehths oi il,lr oao"
,, IN AWAY The TWO mile race wac on '1''
C' lexington ave 10 llarrisOn-St ana reuirh iicIr
,,0 r, 'iI Starters, 1: won by a: H. NuAaln'
IN minutes 80 seconds George iayGe' NS ro,
The I'VE eighth, OF mile dash "aS won Dy y, ~ la
an, t;ycr,tt Townsend third. The tine was sooh
considering the heavy ROAD
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HARDWARE DEALER SAYDBAGGED.

Peter Durham. thirty ionr years old lives WIN ~"
mother in Uathgu,c ave. He hn, been arreSc" u"
numerous crimes. such 4, burglary. theft ana hs""'N
r,,lery only once he convicted ana 'Aa' WIS
for burglary Yesterday he WIS arrested y" 'o"'
,,,in ~ William VI. Clark hardware h'r'"'"' Vi
-. o,- I.rcrsop..t who accused him of assuring
min, WITH 3, ,ondbag and stealing Sso from nm
last THURSDAY a. Mr.. Clark was passing ihrd-1Nc anu
one ted and seventy second 81. three men uhp'u
At him from behind tree. aud one, whom lie ldeh'lhei
- Dnnham. hit him with sandbag The blow ohy
partially stunned him. and he tried ~ defend mhSelt
when the same man struck him with a knife Wi'e'
cutting him b.dlj. lie fell uh'ohS'lous' dh" wiz"
,,t,d Ms 1nses he found that he had been
NJ Nv, ,5 ". S-5 i'm bills with officer VI. +. Gerry. he
isttoI a harm where Durham was working Durham
Nl1 u"drr thc floor and would not come ont until
,,d tbrt he would not be arrested. Clark identi-
led him when he came ont and later in the evening
ma,o"t,c ilradv Of the Thirty fourth Precinct, ar
Led linn Justice Murray, IN the Harlem Court, re
mandcd Durham
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TIE cLA,,rIcAmoN or SUGARS.

Washington. Aug. q. ia" Urea Wy Department some
tim. ago received letter from the Collector Of 'n-
toms At New YORK.. Transmitting report from the
local Appraiser ici,tV. to thc manner 81 detcrmnnS
ii. to-, for the 'las lncation Of mat aud bns sugar
II .pIr4,r- from thi, report and also from reports "i
uc collector and Appraiser al Philadelphia aud a
,p.cal agent Of thc Ircoiu, department, that thcr;
T. i difference between the method 1T th" ar port ana
that Al the port Of NcW York, and that while AT the
former port IN whcrt morr timn two tests oi =
,ivon sample have been made, She accepted io-t Is
the one mos, nearly coIn6dirg With the av"ia2" Of
ali the made il l. th" practice ~ ~" YORK {"
accent t,r cla, Iioitou the test most nearly cpin''
m with the aNertg" Of only thr bower tc-t, found Tor
,,,.L -amulr Ia It letter 10 tine collector \ si-ihht
-.cr.taN ~pauldiug -ii, Tat he Department D. 81
ouiniou that the method adopt Il al Plnladriphia H.
n'n.e IA accordance both viii III true intent ol the
regulation and the well established rule Tor hJlmh
m I'm, effect Of error Of observations by ahiuS the
,vcice of the greatest possible uulnbcr 81 ob rNa
lions The Appraiser VIII be instructed accordingly
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLATNS.-Ffy members Of the Westchest0
County Association, G.. A. r., will start tomorrow
for Boston, 10 attend the National Encampment. wnch
will he held in that city this week. The Rev.
A. d. Vail Is at Chautauqus.
KATONAlI.-A special election for school trustees
viii be- held in District No. August 49, no election
having ahen place the day specified by law
The Rev r. Randall Hoes. member OF the l'resby-
terry II Westchester. has been appointed chaplain IN
the United states Navy being assigned 10 The Pelsr
cola the flagship OF the SOnti Atlantic Squadron
Elisha Harris aged six years fell into the Cr0tOn RIVER
ON Thursday afternoon. while fishing. and was rescued
Lv a colnpanion named oscar Iiaight, after sinking
twice beneath the water.
RYE-It has been decided 20 divide the town INTO
scven el.rtion districts the First District m remain IS
il is ana The Second rhi and Fourth Districts 10 be
each divided into two.
MOUNT VERNON.-An examination for teacheis'
certificates Of all grades will take place al the flih
Ayenue school house. Tuesday, August w. Deyin-
Ming nj s. a. m E. Washington Engine 'oinls'lN, ~
l. will 20 on It's fifteenth annual excursion WEDNESDAY,
next the destination being Bay GIN farA' ''d'eh
Island
BEDFORD.-Tile Bedford Farmers Clnb IS inter
e,t.f i'm "A report that W +. WOrlcOck secured twenty
fnr loads of hay from field Of four ana 0he.ll,n
acreS, J. lOun,berry. ninety i've large oad, IrV,t
twenty four acres and 4. D. Partridge forty five oads
from acres.
NORTHUMBERLAND fine roads built by Joseph
Harrison Rye ard Portchester. have had the 9ood
effect Of inducing the town officers Of Portchestcr 70
follow his example, and the highways nave eaen
greatly
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.tDyRy1y DrFFY'S SHRETyD TRICK.

Henry schlncr counsel for eN-Ad'rhAh '''"''
n,nv IN M, suit for hs share OF doodle ha' P'o
cured an order by novel proceeding LOT ''e "a
animation Of John Kccnan, Billy N"Iohry ana hoo
cr, r. De Lace, from Judge Dusro' OF ia" S"perlo'
Can't and since Monday has been chasing 'He tW'e
me-, Tne order require rrm to appear Tor eA
,r,notion in the superior Court Chambers Oh AUGUST
=, -, MON Duffy A. first hal lis application for the
examination o, the t.lrcc druird Ia hIN propose" =" '"
.,os.u.t kccnau by Judge Dusro. lie the" III Oh 4"
novel metno. OF getting ai the evidence III amour.
,.,v ON ,uyu-t d., an muGc'hIl"oNhS JuHE"'"'
~. entered IN the county Clerks once III VIM"
waiter K Freeman figured paintui ana DnHN a.
,.o.,1,ut Thc amount of the judgment was f'o ~
o., money loaned 10 Duffy The ohcrn was u'aoi'
, mad mat oruonnt ol the 10000 III b"'A winch
nury admit, receiving. OF any other properly ~
,,i.fv lin, iudcnont Judge Dner" u'ch t'"""" '''
,,. II, aid nf execution for Uw examination T." 'o''
Roman ~ nillyr Moloncy and Rober h. DE Lacey 10
,..r,,,n if they could inform Freeman or ''e Shci'"
whore any Of Duay's property conld be iou"u' III
,n. -, tb. homes OF the three has 8" iir Occ" WI
.,.cctor, f. the processscrvers. MI SeIdher salu
..d,, th,t he intended 10 offer icWSln -. VI fiO"
5 ,'r1notinn that would bing thch nucr "'7 P''
cess Of the court
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RUTHERFORD.

The people Of Rutherford are greatly eN'''" o'',
fine case of DR.. Charles l. Howard VINO Wis s"Pp
to have died ON July 81 from al oNeN"'0 VI :,
, :, ,,..ru,llrr of New York CITY. cousin OF
-, ,t.,,.ri was in Rutherford yesterday. ana has
no ~ YoTk PENN shcrc the body Of the dead man
SN,i lie talcI mp and an autopsy made - ,"N ~
,,.rd dead he WIS only IN u trance ana 'ia' ~
nnnIsinin~ mud injected into his body killed. NM
Postmaster Charles burrows. one OF me peNt "P -,
Grand army men IN wjcrSeN clAreL ia't n,s,'
H. US ,rroupauicd los 1T family. VIZ burrows ~,
itav i'm Boston a week, his family VIII ichah UNI"
some time In september.
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SKIPPING NEVIS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY AUG. o. 1890
ARRIVED.

steamer ttruriA (pr Hams, Iverpool Aus Queens
pwn with m!~c and la-senseSio Vernon II BROW" Co.
Steamer XIV o. Chciso W. Bedford Liverpool July 2a
e sSns %Tn1S 81 Gi The T Ear
swansea Is with passengers 10 James ArAeI Il Co.
anr P FL sr Fr,uck 3swith mdss
ami passengers 70 Corti' ArErd tine par a. iuv
20 Via Bouosn with mise ami passengers to F"nch Ly'
steamer Ariss BIZ scotland GbaIa days VITA ndss
and passengers Mosc Bros vessel TO liuiIOdt 20
steamer Kanawa Flyers Newport News with coal to
steamer Raleigh Daren. with lumber to south
n Rutsno A6uuda (IaD Cammerata Lisbon 50 dASs
Win corkwood to order vessel 10 master
at saSGy a eSSv hight E cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Spain CBrl or Minis, Llverpool-T J HnIm
Stoamer Egyptian Monarch (Br). irwin London Sandes
soy Steamer DAM. knud.en sottin Copenhagen &c
e sesmef Elder GER Baur Bremen sOuthampton-oei
steamer Caroix tBrl Peters Rouordam-H siursoerg a
Steamer Okla ,Br) Kew Amsterdam II s;urzburg g. Go.
sOe,nsr Herman tBeis. Meyer Antwerp -func| Edye%
steamer Yumur Curtis Havana and Mexican ports-Jas
Steamer Iampasas CrowelI Key West and Galveston-cA
Steamer LOUISIANA eager Nen.Orleans-s II seaman
Steamer Morgan city, Gardner New.Oreans john Vac
Steamer Delaware. Chichester. wilming'on-wm chda
Steamer city BIRMINGHAM Berg savsnnahmk |, Walker
Old Dominion Couch Newport News and kiehmon'
steamer auyaudotte Walker Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion $500
Steamer winthrop. Homer. Passport + h Smltu d CO.
Brsgg. Portland Horato han
Steamer u pimocx Bcarse. BOston-H Dimock
Shin + Cha pman, Thompson, san Francisco sutton =
BARK India (Nor), Anderson Limerick -Bcnam boyesSn
bark Elucranda, Williams. ~ Pierre Msftio9''e- ""
Lough co.
SAILED.
Steamers Servia for Llverpoo evonia GLASGOW sr
Hun; Gencroy. AyonmoutlI Norge topcnr,sseH Ia Bre
bremen: Mlssam. Rotterdam: Okla AiusTusTs,, ,,c Posr
fauur Vavre lniLiaiva Mediterranean ports
SPAN Yumuri iiayans Odln Baracoa Ian t;nyan
Morgan city, New.O Orleans Nacoc a., pont VA On
dottc Newport News, Cty OF Atlanta West TWIN" - ~
| Dominion. Richmond.
| Also salled-via Long Island Souna ,,.n
STEAMERS Eeanora for Portland, 'hniocA, n"''SA
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
| ,.x 49,. ,rr,v.d steamers Tower Hill (Br). beu'
mott aud nayonDe cBrl Payne from New iof. fcer,
| DypTyoRD Aug p-Arrived. steamer ''"''A~ '
| Schmidt from New York fTr, Collier.
| ayEy Ama s-sailed steamer la NOR manu'o 'ri' ~
| for New. York.
] ION VIA
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THE CASE AGAINST LIVERPOOL JACK"

Coroner Mes,emer reported Yesterday That nc,
assisted hy his deputy Dr. william 4. Conway, held
AN anopsv on the body Of william Reilly, who II IS
alleged died from the effects Of injuries received az te
hand, Of John Fitzpatrick, otherwise known as
D." Liverpool Jack" The autopsy was held az No. ."
Westst and found that the cause Of death was
exhaustion from ocjaw. The index finger ot te icit
hand was found 10 De fractured Tho Coroner was IN
consultation with Acting District Attorney Behiord
Yesterday morning aUOat the case and decided 10 oeln
sessions Part Ill., owing 10 the smallness OF tho
COrOners court
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT-TlIe vested choir Of Trinity Church
with its leader. Mr.. Baker, and the rector OF the
church the Rev. h. y. Booth, VIII go into camp ~
Lakevillc Conn., this week, 20 remain ten days: ON
the Intervening sunday they VIII hold an open AR ser
vice with full choral music me owannN S%loo
club oi this city. broke camp at Merwlns ROM ycs-
crav and TODAY expect to cross the sound 10 frohlc
Ray H. L. to Join the American Canoe Association IN
camp there E. At the twenty fourth reunion OF mo
an Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, held yestcr-
day seventy one veterans present. Captain
CHARLES H. Corey Of Coventry, elected president
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derived from it large revenue III the way O the votes
Of the humbugCed wool producers OF the United states
Tn" vcIc vas al last taken on Mr.. Buffers cotton
Tie amendment. and it was rejected b. strict parry
vOte-yCa,. 1G nays %. -
MY Mcpherson moved to max" the dirty on all
Clasr, of hoop ties or barrels. commercial goods
e,c. as well as for cotton 80 per cent advalorem.
EejeCtcd-yeas, II: nay, -. $500
dutV on hoon. when cut into lengths for haline
purposes 10 10 cent. There were TWO yea and nay
only Ecuublican voting yea: bat ~ there was no
quorum on either occasion. MI Nldrlch moved an
adjournment: and tie senate ~ " p m, ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

washington. Aug. 9.-CommiS,ioncr Lyman to-day
continued explanation Of the workings Of the 'N
.orvicc ,ysiDrn before the House Committee ON lie
firm i'm tie Civil service. speaking Of tic Railway
ut .crvic. Mr. LYMAN said that the first formal
.roc,.,ion That that service be- classified under ihc
,'i,n service rules had come from The commits non
i''t . year before the Pre- idcut had 80 ordered he
iciicvcd that there had been an actual improvement
,o the service eiacc then. ard looked for iuithcf
.,ref~Y
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LONG Island

FAR ROCKAWAY.-JcSeph b. McC!Oud, Of Black
Hills. OAK, who attempted TO shoot Homer b JACK
son on Friday night in the house OF Mrs. Ella MO
k.lyey was held in Sj 900 bail Yesterday by Justice
DeNot 10 appear before the Grand Jury on the charge
of assault WITH intent to kill. Jackson was 4 10 IN
500 bail to app.sr for trial a charge OF drinkea
and dsorderly conduct.
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4 LAD DROWNED ~ THE S'RF AT OCEAN GROVE.

ocean Grove. Y. j. aug. (>re'i -'ieorge Cutier'
aged thirteen was drowned i'm the surf opposite Ifa-
cordc's Pavilion this afternoon. There were many
people on the beach az the time but no one had tho
courage 10 60 to the rescue. The body was washed
ashore soon after the boy seen to go under mo
water The boys mother Is boarding at the 81 Elmer
Hotel ocean Grove. she formerly lived al prospect
T. and COUmbiaay Philadelphia Dr. Basis "orK Ee
~, ,ha boy for an hour but without success. The
mo, her of the boy completely pro~tat'd She -
an invalid. and only recently gave mp houseAcephs
Ia come to Ocean Grove.
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r,rIyANEN TO he sENr BACK.

Washington. Any. 0.-Thc Collector Of Customs 40
an Francisco has reported 10 the treasury b"P"''
mcnt that twenty three Cinnamon were u""'' 49,
IN hin, by the Court Commissioner for thc southern
district OF California who found them Illegally In INC
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pline,e &. Orcutt weLimown retired merchant,
AGED -c,cutv five and father {" Gavin d. U''"V,
.,, ...e,;a. and ohio Railroad Wa tount dead IN
Ird -, nd. home iu Fast jersey yestSu,N ut IL, =,
,cr,,nt. lie appeared In excellent health INC i"'"'
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MR.. VANCE CORRECTED.
his STUBBORN FIGHT IN DEFENCE OF A
MISLEADING STATEMENT MADE BY HIM.

coESERED BY Mr.. ALDRICH-PoS1NG AS THE
FARMERS FRIEND IN A SPEECH on THE
TARIFF BILL-MEsSRS. TURPIE AND
DANIEL ALSO TAKING UP
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r,,x. RryNlNG-oFFICIAL ANNOUNCE
-'''" MENI

| ...,. ,o,,rtmcut Of the New York Central
ihH 2ivcr Railroad announces the rohpep
resumption of through and l9ca d H,I Tnin5 for
~ ~ ~. I'm leave ,,rtnd Central station "dnS ~
m'u ~ 80 o. M. 10 20 IA. m, 90 p M y. M
| : 40 D. M. and v 10 y. in'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
snnr.ss OF Moon rises Obs am Moons age -
WATER
4 s-sandy Hook. 2.s Gov island 4J5 iiei. uat@ ee.
a V-sandy HOOK 81 GOV Islsnd 43l Hell Gate oSS
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rorErHcLA-S To>rNA>TEES APPOINTED.
Wa hlr-ton. Aug O. Fourth class po,tma'''iN have
been appointed flr Icuu-y wanna a, follows j. i. +
Cr,-,u Glen Union H. Ncsbitt. Lariisyille; Mary NJ
Miller. West Pike.
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AGGRTETED AT THE SPEAKER.
Mr.. ENLOE PREVENTED FROM LEAVING THE
HALL PENDING \ CALL OF THE HOUSE.

OFFERING A RESOLUTION FOR TIE ARREST OF
THE OFFENDING DOORKEEPER, AND HOLD
ING THE SPEAKER RESP0NsIBLE-THE
IATTER'S STATEMENT - TIE
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KEW ARK.

THEIR EMPLOYERS PAID ALL TIE BILLS
For wear, il has been the custom ot Ihoha9 b.
pcdd,, & Co. the frank and bag manufacturers 10
cv. thor employees days vacation every summer at
the firm, expense. Yesterday the worAmeh ol '''e
firm with their families AID friends I" the hhotr VI
500 went to the Atlantic Hotel. south boa'h' = L.
and Ind a hue time the firm paying an we DIS
for boats ml-lc and dinner besides allowing u"e
met, their day' VA . a,,o
jam, \ Eaui,cr the shoe ranufacturer' aiSo
cave, hi. cmployc an excursion yesterday ~ BAY 'HH.
over 900 person, participated IN tn, ahar
H. Wayne Parker. president Of the Board OF lT'de'
ho, appointed Franklin Murphy. Eugene NMdeFp"i'
G,,rr, = Duryce. \. VI. liolbro0k and Frederick =
ssh ? committees 10 procure the pedestal Tor INC
statue TO bee erected 70 the memory 81 the IA" H'tet'.
81 STAT. Frederick +. Fr'lnghul sen. Inc ,atue =
- be- provided hy the citizens through re blau o ~,
TRAD. The Conmul council Will be asked 70 eiecu
tie pedestal iu Lincoln PARK.
tcor' " ballard pre- dent Of the Common '9nnr i.
b. aching ~ Narr during tho absence "f MAY .I
li,rrc,. who la gone 80 Detroit Mich, Oh public
bu,l,"--.
The old -hootne park in Avon avt '"n'a!n ~, :
f.sfy as, city Ioi~ De, ucoI sold - Cerl r. oelL
hat manufacturer, for $1,000
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NEWS FROM NEW.JERSE1.
JERSEY CITY.
VAITN.TIs Y 7 I
A BUSINESS MAN KILLED BY A T


A BUSINESS MAN KILLED EY A TRAIN.
" g. Lauterman Of No stcubcn-st.. East Orange
was struck by an outgoing train nj the west cnd Oh
the tunnt on the Delaware, Iackawanna and western
road yesterday mornns, and hurled across the tr'>'
IN ambulance conveyed him 10 the City Hospital.
where lie died few moments after his arrival LATTER
man had been in the habit Of getting of The Delaware
Lackawanna and Western train az the west end Of
the tunnel and boarding train on the Lake FIRE.
Susquehanna and Western road which passes there,
and which brought him nearer to bis place oi buS
ness Iii, friends in East Orange were informed OF
hi, death
Mr. Iauterman was born in Ogdensburg. y. j. In
1892 Hi, tarly life spent there. Some time be
fore the war he went Milcdreville Ga ana stared
about 100000. During the southern cOnpiC'IT0utt
lie los, the larger part OF th Nc is,o, II Edam
rh.y have had I'VE children. the eldest Of whom Is a
young man Of tVcnty-onc. Mr.; Lauerman was EN-, en-,
AGED in the grocery business In East or1ls, lIom
l--1 70 l-7j tie firm being Iauttrman d AuamS.
year later he entered the employ % - i H. b toen
q CO.. jObhciS in wrOdcnwdrt. Ills o"uS win " "
to his home Monday.
DR. benjamin Edge ex-Judge Garrick and ex-
Mayor O'Neill appointed some time ago COM
missioner, to apprai-e the value OF lana "hch 'He nv
XII Won Kuil Railroad Company WISHES To op'"''
possession in the construction OF its ROAD from borp7"
Mock To the XII Won Kull. Yesterday represents
tives of the Packard estate and the Ellsworth her
apprarcd before Judge Dixon and fled an appel
from the apprSemcnt made by the t
Of the value OF the two estates. Judge Dixon SET
the case down for trial.
Michael OMara, Joseph Quirk and Patrl'E mo'or'
cy tho three Democratic politicians VINO VIZ a.
-! ted ON rhrrdoy for ASSEMBLING Captain John Ora
ham While he wa, trying 70 arrest Mlilam louu, .
Democratic repeater" who is under hdlctneh' "e.
arraigncd in Police Justice otilSngN court yesMr
dav tstor some testimony had been presented the
case was adjourned until Tuesday.
The time allowed under the new law for the ap
no.mcut of election officers by the chairman OF tie
county committee OF each party Will expire %.
! Wednesday ~ Mayor Gilbert Collins. chairman ol
| tne RcnuLlican County Committee. upon whom DC
voycs nc dug OF APP ting Republic%n election t I %l.
an mo iii. complete with the exception OF the
Eoaruy aHd Harrison precincts. The Democrats
have not get completed their list oil Omcefs
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Elderly heirc,s ,SadlyD-No, Mr.. Jones. my heart
i dad 10 The tender passion Inc Only man e.cI
i,,ed o.. could ever love, was L.llcd at Inc
battle cf-0f- ,, Co. hi- hat,
Waterloo Chatter.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

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Washington.

4 complete schedule Of fast trains 10 Bihnor" "ho
Washington operated Nv the Jersey Central k'a1is
md Il and D. All trains equipped with Pullman paro
and sleeping Punctua servi@. stations ioo' o
IibeTtyst.