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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS
SOUTHERN TRAFFIC AGREEMENT
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED BY THE n Ann
WESTERN MARYLAND, AND READING
CONDITION OF THE WESTERN

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED BY THE n AVN
WESTERN MARYLAND, AND READING
CONDITION OF THE WESTERN
MARYLAND
Baltimore Feb ! (SDecial).-The arrangements o.,
the traffic agreement between the baltimore and OH,
the Reading and the Western Maryland railroads hav
been completed and the system will be put into one
ton as soon rs President Hood, Of the Western Mar
land Railroad has made satisfactory showing TO thu
Baltimore City authorities OF the earnings OF his No.
last year, and has explained why the companv no.
withheld interest payments due the city, which hola
the largest amount of stock and virtually owns N.
road The Indebtedness of the Western Maryland Com
pany one year ago amounted to 1896 100 and conss,a
Of notes issued under deeds OF trust BY the Baltmos
and Harrisburg Railway Company and the Bau
more and Cumberland Valley Railroad Comp,nv
for the steel rails with which those ras,
are leid also, notes issued in payment for
large additions to the equipment, and bank discounts,
On December 10. 1890, the amount had been reduced
from 596,5OO TO $441 800. The amounts due the city
upon the obligations mentioned. aggregating s1Ooe5a
per annlIm. much more than earned.
President Hood further says "The earnings wtra
never great last year. and the company never
in as prosperous condition as at present. The com.
pany is upon the eve of making additions TO ia
property which cannot fail to double its present annual
earnings of $4,000. with pcrcasc OF but 100000
I'm fixed charges; that is . per cent upon S20o00OO
of bonds upon the proposed auxiliary lines. TIE new
lines referred to are the extension of the main line
from WIliamsport TO a connection with the Baltimore
and Ohio ut Cherry Run the extension Of the Bait.
more and Harrisburg ne via York, TO the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad above Columbia, and 10 q con.
nection with the Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pitts.
burg branch of the Reading, near Harisburg-thus
orming direct connections between the Western Mary
land and Baltimore and Ohio, Wee'ern Maryland and
Philadelphia and Reading, Baltimore and Ohio and
PHILADELPHIA and Reading. and between. the Norfolk
and Western and the Philadelphia and Reading: all OF
which connections will be controlled and operated BY
81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
SWIMMING IN MADISON. AVE.

The usual game OF water polo was played IN ths
Manhattan Athletic Club tank on saturday. The teams
were abont even and the game was interesting Tho
Reds Clcaver, Waring, sarre, Dix Curtis ana NOT
tom beat the Blacks" Nagcc, Ing, Casanova lay
lor Collins Prentice, by two gOa.s TO one Kefereo'
4 Chosscaid: Judges. Pike and McEwen: timer, DO
Forest Bostwick. There will be another game on
Wednesday evening After the game Of polo W :
record for 100 feet on Thursday evening the fourth
of the swimming series will take place. Inc ra.es
are: Fifty feet feet first. 100 yards lhandlcap ~.
race fifty feet, life-saving against time, d|lD5 LUZ
STYLE. Entries close Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
.r,,c .o,.ru DAKOTA sEyAToR~HIp FIGHT

Pierre : d.. Feb. The seventeenth anu
eighteenth ballots fO- senator were 'hh'p N'''''"F
r, o,lv nov. Jcyc ,pment was the large Independent
., o. u,,dor ,,ho r,t foty-onc VOTES. This wa
,,r.dictcd II il now believed the independents ana
democrats cannot mite. The Republicans are Tying
+, INIT. o. - oaudidlt", with Melville lraG'ni y"
,.r-or nov predicts the outcome Of TIE dc|Il''' DO
H. 115e,,,iJrIrs have the mos, ground for hope hhv
inc mufh thc largest vote. and most Of the lndepchd
emf. formerly Republicans. are III sympathy WIN
Them on most National quc'tOn@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
r4rloxAL cRoss corNrRY ASSOCIATION.

NITTONIL GROSS COUNTRY ISNOTT ITTUN.
The Executive Commit Of the National Cross
Country Association held meeting yesterday in the
Arena No. Al West Thirty irst-st. b. c. Williams
presiding and J. II. Melor acting as secretary. The
Long Island Cross Country Association submitted
their constitution and by laws for approval and unani
nous approval was voted. Besides the Long Island,
there will shortly be organized other divisional as'o
cialons in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. The
rules are practically the those OF the National
Association but provision is made for appeals the
National body.
Arrangements perfected for the boxing tourna-
ment which Is to be held on March 10 and IL at the
New York Central Turn Ncrein. sixty -scvcnth-st. and
Third ave. Entries have been promised from Boston.
Philadelphia, Detroit and Chicago besides New-Yor
Cfty and its vicinity.
it wa, announced that the Prospect IIarriers hav-
ing selected WaShingtOns Birthday for a great
handicap. all the assoca Ion clubs would
send teams to compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
The WEA1HER REPORT
FORECAST UNTIL s p. NJ. MONDAY.

FORECAST UNTIL 5 r NJ MVNUAf' . -.
Washington Feb. l-FOr New-khgand, deciaeuiy
co,dsr nohwest.rly winds fair except local SHOWS ID
the extreme northwestern portion with cold wave
For Eastern New.York, NewJersey Eastern feins,,.
yania and Delaware decidedly colder; fair. except sH'
snow near Lake Ontario; northwestery "mds' wiz"
cold Van,
For MARYLAND Virginia the Carolinas, Tennessee hen
tuckv Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi and Lous'
ana. fair weather. - y.ss
For Western New.YOrk Western Pennsylvania we'
yrgni, Ohio Indiana and Illinois, decidedly coiaet'
f,ir event local in the vicinity OF the laAe
For Michigan and Wisconsin colder and falr.
Ior Arkansas and Missouri, colder ana far -, Va
For Iowa Minnesota. the Dakotas, Kansas AN A
brasEa far becoming warmer by Tuesday morning "
the Western norton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
A. ,,rt,ycr PRESIDENT pRposED.

Louisville. Feb. Is b. Erwin. precedent 81 The
Kentucky Farmer Alliance. was dcp'>ci yesterday
and f. r. Gardner was put In his place. TIE Grange
WAS owing to Erwln's warning In the Alliance paper
Of which he was editor = farmers u Keep """' "o"
-, -, ,ol,,,co v.,rrhou-e Of which OK senator
I"Iu Williams /, pre- dent. The Allldn'r ii' Dfh
Sunnorflpg ms warehouse In opposition u" Inc Wie
inii,,pPc rnwIfnDtiDn Frwins place a. clitor o. The
Alliance Is taken by H. X. shullh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
n,,ocp ,r,c OFFICIALS IL CONTEMPT.

Santa Fc, y. NJ Feb. The supreme Court OF
ycg.Mcxico yesterday affirmed the decision "' d.
trct judge Leeds. mpri,onine for contempt oi 'oNIt
two Democratic "a County Commissioners ana t"
pt,-,ent Democratic County Clerk Tor di'"FNlht Nj"
courts injunction. Tie proceedings n''"'f '' ~"
preme Court wcr. applications for VIII oi Ilp'a,
tor,I, Argument Wa heard yesterday ipr an appear
to the I'nitrd state, supreme CONT. Irhulh. ui'
oppcaI the tWu tx County Comm -l"ucI~ N'I; nv
riitcd 10 bail Lut the Counts Clcrh Wa remanded 10
jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02

the senate and OF the Coinage Committee and Ean.-
ing and Currency Committee of the House officially
known 10 the investigating committee. There is
reason TO believe that any Of them would decline 10
pond invitation TO testify, and 20 give
the committee the benefit OF all the information
which they possess, be IT much ltlc.
IL must not be forgotten. however. that
the only prospect Of a thorough and satisfactory
investigation is through the examination under oath
OF every one OF the senators and Representatives who
took part i'm the silver legislation OF the List Congress
This Is plainly necessary for the stated in the
beginning OF this dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
THE REV. MIR. SAVAGE TO STAY ~ BOSTON.

Boston Feb. (speciall.-The Rev. Minot j. S''aso'
pastor of the Church OF the Unity of this ety. "'s
decided not to accept the call TO Chicago to the eie
satisfaction Of his congregation, and to the sehe
qualification of the intelligent people Oh BOSTON,
those who do not accept his religious teachings 10
day Mr. savage prefaced his sermon with lengthy
statement of his reasons for declining the call Nhtn
he announced that the decision was 10 remain ,, ~
Eo.tnn the long continued handcappmg mat lot,
loved from the great showed the love Al0
esteem in which Mr. savage is held here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
TIE r-vroy PACIFIC BRIDGE CASE.

OMAHA Neb., Feb. 1.-The Milwaukee road has gwen
notice Of an appeal from the decision OF the Cntea
states District Court in reference 10 the Union Paehc
bridge case. The Milwaukee road seeks to compel tls
sunrrmn Court 10 define distinctly the right OF tne
Ion Pacific 10 make contracts without Congresslona
SAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
FLAMEs IN COTTON COMPRESS RrILDIxG.

Little Rock, Feb 1.-The Union Compress Com
panys building at Argent caught fire In the machinery
room last night and was partially destroyed, causing
loss on the building. the machinery and cotton In the
building, Of which 300 bale, saved. The build
ing and machinery, valued at 100000, were Insured
for $4,000 In Eastern agencies The cotton was
covered by Insurance. The Missouri Pacific had cot
ton in transit in the building. insured for S22O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02

\ Little Cheub.-Littlc Boy-Mamma. may | give
what's In my savings bank to that bcggar mani
Mamma-YOu dear. sweet little chcrubl DO YOU
10 give away all Of that money your uncle gave
yOui There was over dollar.
- spent some Of II. mamma
4" Did you? How much Is there left ~
"Theres "a twenty hvecent piece left. but tn candy
man said II was bad.p-(Ncw York Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
wEAyERs TO srRIKE To-day IN FALL RIVER.

Fall River. Mass, Feb. IA secret meeting Of the
weaver, employed in the iIargraves mill held Satur
day Afternoon consider the best action to take in
regard to the trouble between the employees and the
agent Tho weavers have been complaining OF the
small wages pad for weaving striped satincS After
siderable discussion, it was voted to strike to-
morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02

HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS FAIL I'D A"hEH'
The Democratic senator and eight Democratic ~
scmblymcn Of Hudson County. y. j.. h'id a oau'u'
at Taylor's Hotel, jersey city, lat night. ~ Ia'''n
from 80 until II 30 o'cock. The caucus VA, unable
~ agrc an candidate, Tor controller and Treasurer ana
adjourned 10 meet at Trenton before The JOINT hce'lhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02

In the diagram continuous line shows the o1fSnav ,s
nuctuatons Yesterday, observed at che ea
Signal Service station at this city: me dsshss ,alnc
the temperature noted at Perrys Pharmacy, sun bu''
Tribune Office Feb. ., a. m.-There was heay To-
carly I'm the morning a little cloudness at times uro
the day. but clearing conditions eliminating ~ DE-" d
cloudess skies Th, temperature ranged between 80 ~
10 degrees the average (4i being 3s higher thah on
corresponding day last year and 50. higher than Oh S
day. 80 .,nv b
In and near this city to-day there VIII prooAo' "
much colder fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
THE MONTANA HOUSE TIED rY \ DEATH

Denver Feb. IA dispatch TO The Rocky Noun
tain Ncv.ss from Helena says: Representative Wit
ter speaker Of the late Republican House. died yes
teriay morning Of pneumonia Iii, wife died only two
davs ago. Writer'S death leaves the House t'e poht
icaiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
pRnMINrNr IRRLrALS At TIE HOTELS.

LBEMARLE-Cong gresham John T. Heard. Of Mis-.
souri,. GILSEY-EN.Senator ID. NJ Ssbn, Of Minnesota.
GRAND-Martin W. Cooke, Of Rochester MURRAY
ulLL-Se John II. Mitchell, OF Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
Entitled 10 the. Resl

Entitled 10 the Best. Iii h,v 40
All are entitled best that their money -, 6sqn.
every family should have once bottle OF the US when
y remedy Syrup OF Figs TO cleanse the S;,s. hy ~
costiye or bilious For sale IN ooe' ana " s'''
leading druggtstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

CIHOURS: Morning Nikn..
Irs lqs4bs7salo l2l2sAss5 ssIolll
Io2FIrr TTTIrNTlLII NV w s.l-l, III. g -- ---l-1
I.ol IT,. A. y SS--t1evf
4oI Y W. N wv =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22
CITY LOTS.

O VACANT Lots Ia t!Ie Extension to Point
- Pleasant; i0X'5E; close to tile Ohio River
Railroad Depot. Price, $l5O each.
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Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

pG virtue of deed Of trust executed I.y
IPriScciiit Selbc and IL T. SeiiI.., !,er htiS-
Dad, 'In the sJth day OF March, ls3. la tie
Undersigned trustee, ana duly al record in
the CLERK 5 office Uf the county cuurf OF MAJ
S!'h county, West Virginia, in Trust Decd
LOOK 40 q, page it secure Tlit. pa fncut
oi u certain debt therein mentioned, and he
ing required 10y the assignee and holder
ihtrsof To do. the undersigned trustee Will
bidder, for cash, at the fTu.,t door OF tlIe
court house of said county, on thc
4th Day of May, 1891,
at O'Clock =. ", the ToIIow!n. described
real estate, situate in Mason county. West
irsinia. in the district Of Cooper, and
bounded aS follows:
ing corner To the land Ot James PiIllins and
others, thence with their line -. I6e W. :
poles To Il poplar corner to- William stephen
son, thence with his line w. II poles; tu a
white oak on "a ridge, thence y. II T.. H.
poles 10 u stone corner IL lot :, thence with
same - ~ r. lOs tO StSIit. pile la tiie Gu
more ana smith line. thence with same -. ~
" 70 poles tn u hickory saplins. and Jaeuct.
y IsS w. . LIZ poles to- the place of begin
ming, containing ~. acres. more ar less and
Icing tine same land upon which said Pris-
celia aud ii. 7. sSeibe reside, and the said
land * well improved and is well suited ia
amy ono desiring u small farm.
The said land will tc sold To satisfy aud
pay ''if said debt with legal Interest thereon
iruin March 10Th, lSS2, the same being SUBJ
jet to various credits, amounting in the az
cipal aud Iuterest mt the legal rue at per
cent. iIp TO Mny 9Th, 1881, of S5Il.;S.
IN MES T. MENiGE.s, Trustee.
April ), 1881, wv.
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Trustees sale.

by virtue Of n decd of trust executed by w
- Ii. Cable and a.. \ Cable, his wife, tG the.
undersigned trustee, bearing date the S!h
day of <ONeInber- IS>j, ard recorded in the
clerk : office of the county court Of Mason
county, West Nirginiu, ia Trust Deed Book
No ., pages ~ ana 100, to secure the pay
Inent of IL certain prosniSSoTy note to ]. H.
McCullDch. executed by W. B. Gable. for the
sum OF S2JO0.Ul, and default having been
made IN the payment of said note, and being
required 50 Ia do by the said J. ID. NIcg'uIIoch
Will sell ON the
9th Day of May, 1891,
by way of public auction. at the front door of
the court house, said Mason county, the
real estate conveyed in said trust deed. to-
witt Lots, numbered l,tS. sl9, 80 aud 3Ii, ON
the plot Of the Point Pleasant SIanulactur-
ing and Extension Company, recorded In the
clerks Office of the county court OF said Ma
son county said lots are bounded as fol-
west by Wand street, the north 10y 18th
street, and ON the east by the county road !;
and Is the same property conveyed To ". l..
Cable 10y said Point Pleasant Manufacturing
and Extension Company, by deed dated Mo-
Vember LIST. lSS2 and duly recorded in the
said clerks Office of said county court of
Mason county, in Decd Book No. ~ pn,,
;62
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third OF the purchase money cash In
hand. One-third thereof ia one year and one
third thereof in two Years from day or sale,
With interest, the purchaser execute his
good security for the deferred payments and
the title tn DC retained further security.
April &, 81, Nv
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fOieio ana Ohio Central Rw'y.
h""1'ch@ ana Michi0dm Rm'y.
KINAyTIIA SHORT LINE.

Time Table In Effect Nov. q. 1870.
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Charles IL KnerI,t
fine object of the above entitled suit is TO
obtain q divorce from the bonds OF Inufrirnn-
NY. And u appearing by affidavit filed that
.he defendant, Charles II. Knec!lt is a nom
resident OF this state, the said defendant is
required to appear here within one month
after the dntc of the first publication OF This
order and do what is neccss.trs- to protect MS
Intercsis IN said suit.
Tcstc: r. i. MITCHELL. Clerk
To CHARLES II. ESECIIT:-Takc notice
that ON the s,rH DAY OF APRIL, \. ID. 1881,
Between the hours of : o'clock A. NJ and \
O'Clock p NJ, at the law Office of J. II t,oii,.h
.Ir.. in the town OF Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia, will take the depo-
sitions of Annie v knecht and Others TO b,
read in evidence in my behalf Ia "A certain
suit tn equity now pending in the CIrctiif
court Tor the county OF Mason, ana state or
West Virginia. wherein l am plaintiff and
son are defendant. II from any cause the
taking OF said deposition shall not be conn
DIcfed on the day aforesaid, the same SHAH
be continued from day to day or from time Ia
time ut the same place and between the
same hours, until the same shall have hocn
completed ANNIE V. ENECHT
J. II. CoUCII, JR-, Sol. Per counsel
Aprfl s. 1921, wv.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22
$4,000 Reward.

l will pay the above reward for the
apprehension and conviction of the per-
son or persons who set fire to and de-
Stroyed my barn situated in Mcrcer's
noy Isei. j. NJ. fl. BEALE.
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Ohio River Railroad
Time Card.

Taking eiLeet,Argns y. rs7s. Pas lerger er4ins
VIII ran as Follows Central Time.
All trains daily except those riarked thts 4 which
do not ran on Sunday.
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To Tresnnssers

III, persons are hereby forbidden from
Il frespassing upon our lands in ArbuciSIe
Tafstrfcf in any manner Whatever All vio
t,tsrs Of this notice WIFI be prosecuted
SAMUEL SrERRETT,
q. r. MCcULI.oCH,
WA. il. yArGHT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

Order on PublieatIon.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
MASoN COUNTY, So
At rules held in the Clerk Office of tIic cir
cult court for the county OF Mason. on Mon
day, the 6th day OF November, y. u. 1891.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

Attention is directed to the recently fnnue,-
urlted through train service between C'oIIiISI-
Dus, Ohio- aud Charleston, ". Va Train
leaves Charleston Rf ESQ n. ~ and runs
through solid to Columbus Train Ic ives
Columbus ut Il ~ n IN. and runs throuph snI
III 70 Charleston. These trains run daily and
MAKE good connections at both Columbus
aud Charleston. All other trains run daily.
J. N. FERRIS. Cienfi Pass St,t
Gen1 Manager. Ifeb1ff
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

00r7 Acres lying on the Kanawha
% River, miles above Point Pleas
ant, and close To h & o. ltailrnad One
ef the best farms in the Great Kanawha
Valley. Very easy terms
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cOMMfssroNEn's SALE :
Valuable Rea, Estate.

pursuance OF the terms ,,,,,, 49,,
Comm - oSsSree Of the Circuit Court OF Mason
a., ny, Mest Niriliisl, made md e,terci
t,i,. ~ -'tn day 81 February Islf IN ff,a
f,,t,niesry cause therein pending or - - -
i-s.t nam, Administrator, sSc ~ 1far,, y,
iaissioe ,sn S,seTs, shall s Special Com
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22
GUITAR LESSONS.

| AM now prep1ied to give lessons on the
i Guitar. Persons desiring to receive in
struction, can have the lessons given them at
their homes, or at my residence. Taught by
note or ear, as desired. Apply to
Point Pleasant ffehIs-fG
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

NorE-'The arrival at louisville and south
for train No IL Via. Cincinnati (Newporti
Trains from Lynchburg, Lexington, Va,
pInNilt'': Va, etc., connec: at Clifton Forge.
FurGe Eastern Standard Time: East OF Clif-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

Through Tickets and baggage Checked to
all points For rates or information, address
W. j. ltlGINSON. q. 4. ~, pnrkerShur.,.
\. j. BANllY, A. q. u. y, ParKerSburs
W. IL. OSBORN, =. 7. A. Ponlcrs,N, ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

are determined 10 drive this horde of awbreaEeTs on.
OF the county mt even az 9Gg NAV. and Lndc0 As the
great majority Of these criminals D3onb ~ belong
we propose 70 send them BONE Sde o, The Hudson
Tie racetrack ct Gnttenturs mas el ,wiitIred its
place OF moral corruption 0It ~ H sbars and swim,
oilers who used TO distribute themselves over IN
tracks in the state are now aI Sa man we read OF
In Scripture who possessed OF tho dev anu WIZ Mn
ar walking through dry PLACES sce sGo than himself
Tho last state was worse than the 1rst M1 ss
last month GatG16qrs mas become 0 All the these ps the
dumping for the moral filth o. these TIRES Cues Now
YORK. BrO9n ana fOS se rsS coy y h, raoeaek
bllngi Ono is to mako the fre1uenter o. te rSeI
ndustraly worthless and another 10 run il 1sn Who
give their time to such excioementsnot Of watcn n
races which is nDocent pasline6nt OF oeS1g o
their results, gradually unfit themselves Tor ousinosS
Watch tho crowds that leave the ferryboas sitter CT
re criminal Is on them all chic3 te eG a
fsi ABOUT tho RCsuos Gallery CITY
What are those pictures compared with tne TeaaIes
that % to Ss and S sv sns Gs is s grand
Guteabqrg No ses sn dsnser IN her
crave than in such villanous company. And who
arc the men who horses on TINS track IN
ctor Byrnes has given us tae reoa
mnrderers gold brick swinders saloon-k keepers and
owners Of houses Of fane These are s mer 1 GSr
touch a.. ,, -,
corruption II the authorities can detaln ana quar-
antire Vandcrbilts steam yacht because one man on
board has smallpox should not such pcstfernus gang
Of moral lepers be placed beyond inc Ros5osy 2,
noculanG the rising generation with their sstanio
virusi This ought to be done this must and VIII
be done If the authorities whose duty j. Is 10 pun;
sh tine lawbreaters fail 10 fulfil their obligations iet
the citizens combine organize and attend to tins mater
Themselves We ask for no new laws all we desire fHf
ia to have existing laws enforced. The people must
he protected against these criminal classes VINO uhur
the connlvance Of authorities have crown uusua
IL pert ard defiant. In the failure OF our Granu jury
to ndict the offenders we must have recourse to some
other method Of efecting purpose. TIC people
are in no mood to be trined with in thls matter.
They are aroused upon this subject. and they must
be obeycd thank God the newspapers are srn Hk ~
onr assistance We need their help, for our enemies
are stronG and are willing to pour ont their money
like water TO maintain their present position MUCH
wealth Is at thor command, and wealth IS power;
cenecially when offered b the average pohcian on
Hudson County But greater than all else Is bp a
rSndv Vanished the gamblers from other racetracEs
in the state and It can do the same In GuttSnorg,
let every one turn out to the C1tizen2 Mass-heelIi
tomorroy- (f0nieht) evening. and by your presence
nTotest against this growing nuisance ana neip W
annlfdlate 1t.