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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
WAS CAMPBELL INNOCENT?
AN OLD TALE OF COLORADO MURDER
REpIrED.
Two TouEh- who Were Active Ia Con.
victing This Man OF Crime said 60 Have
GOnrcs scN IheIr Own (inIIt In the Mater.

Two To"sh- who Were Active Ia Goa.
victing This Man OF Crime said 60 Have
Confessed Their own Guiit In the Matter.
DENVER july 17.-ln tho history OF crime on
the Ute reservation In western Colorado from
the removal OF the Indians to tho beginning OF
1886, there was no single instance OF lawless-
moss and b oodshed that caused greater OK
citoment or aroused more intense Indignation
among partisan friends than the murder Of
Samuel Jones' alleged to have been done BY
his partner. John l.. Campbell on May 10. 1896.
near Unaweer Canon, Me.a county. Campbell
was active MANAGER for ranch. Jones had
mining interests at Silverton, and 81 ent
most Of his time in tho vicinity Of that place.
In tho summer of 1885 h. visited Campbell,
and after q stay Of several DAYS the unfortu-
nate Jones left tho cabin in tho afternoon OF
May ~, 1885. for silver'on. and was never
thereafter seen alivo. Two days afterward
Campbell returned homo leading the horse
ridden away by Jones. Two months ELAPSED
before suspicion was aroused, and thou only
when 1t became known that Jones had mover
reached Siverton.
Tho entire population. Campbell among
them turned out to search the country for tn,
missing man. anu his body was At last found
at the base OF n huge perpendicular clin neas
the summer rage OF Campbell and Jones.
There were bullet holes from 44-cnlibre -.
volver in the body and clothing
Near the body at tho base OF the clln was
found pendant to n watch chain that proved
to fit exactly upon tho chain worn BY Camp.
bell. having tho same links, same pattern. and
same material and worn to about the same
degree. Campbell also habi!ually car
,iSo tho stats producsd Il the ,risl
twD nnu campDs s,ua parners
everything In the other the profits only were
to ha divided after the sum originally invested
by Jones had been pni back. he first WAS
Inference draw n that the crime was committed
to make Campbell sure OF his share under the
Cam pheli was arrested. and the trial "A re-
called us one IN which many bitter and acri-
inohiou- passaHrs at arms were tnduieed "a ~
evidsn p' to offer. The Jury returned verdics
OF murder in tho second degree. Judge Gerry
sentenced him to thirty-three years In the
Among the important witnesses for the
prosecution were BoG IA and Ira Smith. COWBOYS
Ganpnrll When the verdict was rendered
Bob and Ira. in thor Indignation that Camp.
organize a mob to lynch HIM
laer the smith hio' hers held qp . Rio Grsnde
weeks after they we're q, rested while In hiding
by shoriif Cramer. The brothers were lodged
in or SSas Ss P ss %s
While recruiting their wasted physical ensr-
Ei-s in la! they mot the equally famous Newt
Aorce, erstwhils known as the terror OF Deer
Tne Smiths and yorSe b S, friends lem and
and to
serve a long term. Vorce now resides. 10
Canon City. and a few days ago confessed that
and their own guilt Campbells release Is now
being looked alter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Jack McAuIine and Austin Gibbons VIII.
Ing to Fight.

Jack McAuliHe and Austin Gibbons we're to have q.
ranged prize night for $i,5oL . purse of soOo0 tie
Ip,ce bolt and the light weight chsmptonship
of tho world today Gibbons and his hackers we're -
hand but neither Dick Roche, McAuifIss baoksS -
McAuino appeared. Gibbons csimed tho light weight
championship. Later Jack McAuAns tssErAphsl -
the Police that he would nght Gibbons Tor -
side and tho largest purse any sthlstio club wsul
onrr nj 40 pounds give or take two pounds He VIII
that tho contest 10 not decided 81 the cad e
unIil one man is snocksi out IL Gibbons 10 sstsAs1
with this rropos zion lie w post forfeit At the iottcs
Otcs and will agree uIon Richard tex being
stakeholder Allie: McAuliifss Proposition WAs re-
ceived James Cibbons austin Uibbons's hacker, Was
notified and he stated that he would make match Ter
siHI sid. and chaInpionship, and axres 20 hshS
any sub that would Onsr the largest purse but that
the match must for tho light weight cham ponshlD
lilo would meet McAulH1 GU Monday, July 10 ~ 10
A. TO arrange \ match
The following speAksfur ttef " In reply to the chAl-
Iengr of Au.tin nbsons woud ,ny that jus now -
very su,ing ne Iyrn Po Jaw. but that II he -
really aGA,0. 10 try conclusion, with ne I will give
him "A chance v he can OBTAIN sunrient backing 70
xent'sman ha'l,ng from Aus.rAli. IN sps.ting frsa
\ pa form IN MADISON square Garden, dis.
claimed any desire to pose ha chAmpiol. but
stated that lie was IN the ring for bread and besf vs
lo.ing tho suggestion Of slavin l. too. ven say thaa
am In he husinrss for hrsa and beef but ] want Q
HIT 'cahe anuas with min" also. There 10 one
among the light weights of mcrica who 10 10 my mAd
nIrs worthy of Ieprrsen Ing America in nEand thAn
ab"hh AID he iuienJ- returning TO England 10 The
az win agree % box him nte"n ro nos Tor $3.50 .
poun weiIl give or aSe TWO pnHnds the referee -
be empowered TO order add lIions rounds until dsci
sion 10 reached contest to take place withth svs
months Very respectfully yours JAok AcAuusrs"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

E- -Lt,sn S1s.H1' e sAlii;"dSs!'
b-aS.oSbs ' D'pe'
E-Pip. connection.
s-% ssns1En pip. for .muon'.
i n5Lar.s coil
tJ,Ssssam boiler and supsrne..sr.
NISSAN pipe AUD wave
ES.,N Man: xas pipe aud valve.
fp'NHoilsr feed pine and valve
The illustration represents a side view Of the
apparatus OF the tug I'D win d. Hartley. From
ieaAing to the aOsorber. which is constructed
similar to surface condensers. From the
FEED PUMP. Which is furnished with two dis.
charge pines. one tGl carrying the ammonia
81 E The seS om TSisb il h ts
gene ator. The othei straight pipe leads di.
The generator or amnonia boiler is the i'm
portant part Of the machine. In 1t the aqua
nr hroses pipe conneesed With the
ing pipes inside the general r. From the top
OF this generator leads main gas pipe. which
Of the generator into the high-pres-u re ciiin-
der. This main pip- has a valve for shutting
aqua ammonia is generated by slesm tho valve
in tho pile K is open. The steam gives part
tue heat tD ns and
densed steam is then returned to the boiler
through tho hot wa err ripe designated by L..
aa nI lar plps for the purpose OF with.
This small ali pie Is SUR undsd by the large
coiied pipe. The weak solution having been
properly cooed is into 5ss a.
produce q current OF the exhaust GAS away rom
the cylindor. When the LIQUID ant exhaust ga.
connecting with the feed pump. no more free
gas exists. as it nus all become part OF the
S' Wien S Il is desired to run the engine by
81 R0a sha
steam tSe EspsraiqT aud 3prn i directly
Viii 'P be ee aiscsarsed mi" the steam boiler
'" The M Hill ,urns Hour mills in Philadelpha
are now running their entire machinery by
% pscs in the s" World With The Of
tugooat in our harbo-, whore Tho plant is de-
voted to rraciGal gnrpofs ,scx has sign,ed his
equipped wi tn the ammonia appliances. The
r nolabis the InmSn and The North German
LLOYD are looking nt% 1hs nsT sSs.e Of
esss hat ons Or 81
ocean gre, hounds may 10 fitted With With. am n
%ons Vim T be ha savns
coal which would amount 70 nearly thou
sand tons or more ON each trip; A.. rr.uo,
friedrich Saward. editor Of the Coat Trad.
Journal. estimates that l4o 0oO.OOo tons OF coal
were used last year tor steam PURPOSES, one
third OF the am cunt altoge her mined
The Inland Marine Company , wy, was rec recently
mona appliances. The company eXpects to
secure ehipyard In this city at IN early da'e.
The devices for using ammonia can be ~;
be required except whore there may Do brass
or conner. for which lion or steel must 10 sub D;
over and over again. as the steam goes direct
irom, tho boiler TO The ammonia generator and
then back to the boilers. A few tons Of water
ali that should be nec essary to propel steam-
ship across the Atlantic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Says Ryersor Was on His Feet When He
shot MI. md Mrs. brennan.

Coroner Parslow last night began the In
quest In the case OF William ard Elizabeth
brennan. who were killed BY Policeman John
v. Ryerson In jersey City Tuesday morning.
All the tesl' -,ony. with the exception OF that
given by William Lawlor. corroborated tho
published stories OF the tragedy.
Lawior il the uan RyeTson WAS trying to ar
rest. lie testified that kyerson firei the two
fatal shots while standing on his ieet. At no
floor This hatiy contradicts Lawior's state
ment given out BY the police the day after tho
tragedy.
authorities was that kysrs u was thrown TO
the floor and was iyi g on his back when he
fired the fatal shots. lawlor denIos having
made any such statement The inquest will
be resumed Monday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
team. Tho result Of sseh day was as follows;

steam. The result Of eaeh day was as follows;
Amm0nisi a. aysTass horse ~ power sSsa; total
coal. loss pounds; making. 205 pounds coal
per horse power per hour for ammonia and
s esu, nSos sdy Il. 80
whether the ammonia pressure was eiual or
result shows that the average horse power was
with ammonia fully 8 per cent. better. than q
hal t,hrss inches more vacuum with Steam
than with ammonia. Had ! had tho same
nearly 10 per cent. and saving OF coal OF Az
1f6s iiauld used is the ordinary aqua Alamo
a. ordinary engiue Of loo horse Tower for an
i nss Sy sl g sSuai Sss e.
action Of heat. obtained BY passing the steam
from steam boiler through ,hs tubes OF the
the water and pc forms Its work by exnan-
sion In the cylinder in the same manner as IN
tGs a.yess spa Il se 81
has been meanwhile Withdrawn from The gen.
have diseoHs asdns iorcs and 20 Sisenps
sss Ss fs to ya INT am
and useful elect ssrtnid re
suits can readily 10 made evident o those who
arc familiar with scientific principle. The
result shows that for the same amount OF coal
about twice the npount OF nssn, o WORK 81. can can
steam or stated in smother way. the use Of
sanor in place Of steam elects q saving OF one.
half tho fnel
tain amount OF oil from The cylinder to the
boiler. which forms a deposit In connection
with otbsr foreign m after, on tho crown sheets
and tnb hes ar =, iuterferes with the heating ca
racitv OF the boiler. and tends to The rarid de-
81 oil in the water also produces fonmng in
the boiler With the ammonia process these
,jitficulties are entirely avoided. as the steam
never enters the cylinder. being used only for
hen, ing the aqua ammonia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Houses Wrecked at Night By . Mine
Cave.ln.

w1LKEsBARRE. July VA serious mins
cave.in took place at Edwardsville at o'clock
this morning. A loud cracking nolso was
heard in tho night. and many thought an
ear,hnuake had taken place. The people
ru he'd out into the streets and began to pray.
When daylight came 1t was found that the
Company had gone down six feet. seven
houses were badly wrecked. There were
holes in tho earth's surface large enough %
mine is so great that there will DO no employ.
mont for its 4OO hands for weeks to como.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Gov. Hin ON LonE Island.

SOUTH HAMPTON. July l7.-Gov. Hill arrived
here this afternoon as tho guest Of Thomas II.
Barber. Tho Governor came direct from New
JERSEY, where ne had inspected the New Jer-
soy troops at the Sea Girt camp. When It o:
came known hat he was In IOWA number of
the leading citizeDs called on HIM to pay the r
respects. The local band serenaded him this
ayaninN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Took About Everything but the House.

Whom Real Estate Dealer John W. Phelps
and his family went to the country n few weeks
ago the key OF their house, at $50 Greene ave-
nue. brooklyn. was left with q nelghbor. who
promised 10 keep careful watch on the prem
from tor to cotton on Wednesday, night. and
slmcst everything ror' able including lace CUR
tains clothing. and sllverware. was ca ried oil.
The thieves must have used q good sized
wagon in removing their plundsr: which Is
1000. Mr.. Phelps returned to Brooklyn yesl
terIny. In response to a despatch from the
neiGhborI who hal under taken TO watch IN.
premises, and OK pressed his grati:u de that the
burglars had LETT the house behind them. The
po!ice estimate the value OF the stolen prop
eYty ut only $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

PATERSON. July 17.--Andrew J. Slingerland
OF pompton Plains is attracting consider
able attention by standing guard over his
premises with q shotgun for tho purpose OF
preventing the East Jersey Water Company
from iayiuD water mains through his grounds
Sutherland remains faithfully on duty, all day
and at night employs n man % do similar duty
with his Shotgun. SlinRerland refuses to sell
The land or right OF way to the water company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Nobody Knew Anything About tho New
Paper

Between 200 and 800 composltors out OF
work responded eagerly yesterday morning to
an advertisement announcing that compost
tors were REQUIRED for a new paper. and that
place. Brooklyn They were surprised to find
that the building was unocclpisd. and that
neither the agent nor any person in the neigh
OF q new paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

PALATKA. Fla. July 1.-THE First National
Bank Of this city suspended payment to-day to
heavy run made upon 1t and its inability to
obtain temporary loans in New York. The run
was duo to the recent failure Of tho Lake City
bank. w. J. Vinegar, President al tho Palatka
the Lake City failure. This impaired The con-
fdence Ia tho Palatka bank. The run on 1t has
been heavy Tor week or ten days. The liza
bilites are about 100000 The capital stock
Of the bunk Is $l5U.00U.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
STABBED WITH an ICE PICK.
Blumke Receives Two Dangerous Wounds
in n QarreI with WIN. Keran.

RoCKAwAY BEACH. July l7.-William Keran.
eighteen years old. employe at William Har-
per's dancing pavilion here. got into quarrel
late last night wi b Rolke Blumkr OF 26S John
son avenue. Brooklyn. and stabbed him twice
in tho side with an ice pick Elunke was re.
moved to st. GATHERINGS Hospital. Williams
burgh. keran WAS arrested and taken Def 're
him. he was lot go.
This eve ing the police re- ,eived q telegram
from Coroner Lindsay OF Brook lyn aging that
young lumke was in u dangerous condition
amt likel, to die. The father OF Blumke also
lis son was dying. Kaern was locked up, He
lives ut a57 Wychoff avenue Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

He Bought the Paris Green for Himself.
Louis Silverman. who Inns been working as
bartender wherever he could for the last few
months. walked into S. Abrahamson's drug
store Mt 176 Delancey street last night. and
ASKED for an ounce of Paris green. 1t was
given to him and he went out In few min
utes he returned and said:
Il have taken it,
Taken what Z" asked the druggist
The Paris green. want to die.
tered emetics. Then silyerman was taken to
Gouvsrneur Hospt al: lie has been nesnopd-
snt and out OF health. AT the hospital Ills
case Is said to DO very serious.@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
FOR CH.4aIIIEs IN ELIZABETH.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dean 5ives FIFTY City Lots,
Worth $50 900.

ELIZABETH. July l7.--Nrs. Elizabeth Dean OF
Ep-om England. who was the companion OF
Miss Kate Marsden on n proposed tour through
the hospitals oil Europe In the interest OF
lepers. Inns given to Grace Episcopal Church.
this city. n!ty ty lots worth SO. 900 for church
and charitable puI p"srs. They arc in the
CO. tire o. the lower wards In the tbiCkIy popu-
lated district called the Port.
Twenty lots are to no Set apart ns q recrea.
tim ground and playground Tor chill ION. AMI
asylLms. ami other buildings She complets cd
the deed Ol gift to-day by the payment OF S. 90
Tor city improvements. She le.hss to generous
Americaas the erection OF the buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Mise Cassidy Saved from Steamer by =
Policeman.

Three Young girls. one Of whom WAS Mamie
Cassidy. II years old. Of 90 Stockton street.
WII!iamsburgh. were walking through Gwin-
nett street at 10 o'clock last night when John
stemmer Of 81 Middleton street intercepted
them and dragged Mamie cs ,fsI I'M Into .,.s
with handkerchief. The cries were henrd By
Toicemnn Sullivan OF the Clymer st. eet sta
the latter got possession Of tho Q iticsrs club
and struck him with It. The policeman got
Alter Stemmer's injuries were dressed he WAS
locked w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

AsDugY PARK. July ia warrant was issued
this evening for the arrest OF Mrs. James
Logan, tho woman who purchased revolver
Yesterday and went TO Police Head quarters for
tSs rnrDose shooting James \. Bradley. the
founder o., AsInry, Park. she was arrested trieste
WAS Police Ufllcar Borden. Mr. bradley 70.
fuses TO toll whether he will push the cuss "
Ia va II drOl ned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
su,c,ee mt His Mother. Grave.

NIAGARA FALLS. July l7.-Cnarlss Crysler. 20
years old. the son OF A. @. Crysler. dentist.
committed suicide at his mothers grave in
lakewood Cemetery this at ernoon.
lryslor took a rife from bis isthers room at
2 0 clock aud rode to the Genet tory on o bicycle.
When lie reached the grave he placed he mnz-
ball came out through Tho back OF his head:
Dependency IS supposed to be the cause OF
the deed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Germans Seeking American Investments.

Germans Seeking American Investments.
CHICAGO. July 17-Mr. Levy Mayer OF this
city. who has acted as tho attorney for the pur-
chasers in a number OF recent large deals by
Englishmen in this country, says that German
capitalists are beginning to seek Investments
in the United States, and that large amount
Mayer has Just purchased for a syndicate, OF
which Hugo Gumpl, q Berlin banker, is the
head, mine near II lsboro. \. NJ. known as
600 Orc from this mine Is said to have assayed
as high as $500 Dor ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
nu,,ne.. Block ed by a strllc.

TOLEDO, July 1.-THE street car strike still
continues. Not q car has moved since Tues
doy night. A proposition 10 raise wages to
sl.75 per day OF twelve hours was rejected by
tho strikers. as was also one to give Thorn 40
per cent. Of the gross fares collected. This
afternoon the Mayor issued a proc amation TO
be cleared. and that II the street car Q mpanies
attempt to start their cars they shall DO pro
tected TO tho full extent OF his powers. II 10
10 start the cars at 4 O'Clock to-morrnw morn
ing 1t is almost certain that q riot will follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

FINDLAY. o.. July IA mob In sympathy
with tho saloons visited the Rev. Mr.. Reidin-
gers residence at North Ridgeville last night
after he and his wile had gone to bed and
bombarded tho house with stones and brick-
bats; breaking ip AZ the windows o. The lower
bed where Mr.. aud Mrs. Reidinger wore 40
customsd to sleep Fortuna tely they had re-
tired TO an up-sI airs room. Mr.. Rsidingor has
been preaching very strongly In favor Of tenn
Ierance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Lucky Nellla RAle,

DENVER. July 17.-Last spring the leesl
papers published sensational stories Of how
one Nellie Bane had shot and instantly killed
herself In fit Of dependency over tho intsn,.
perate habits Of her husband, The matter had
been entirely forgotten until to-day. whom z
Salt Lake. SAYING that she had recovered from
the effects Of the wound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
How They Do boon:

M1sNEApoLIs. MIMI. July 1.-THE Erenn0
Journal to-day says: The new directory OF
Minneapolis. which will be issued in few
days will indicate a population well up to
81 PAUL, Mimi. July 1.-THE Dispatch this
eyening, In speaking of the soon-to- be issued
new 81. Paul directory. says there are iu 1t
81. 403 names. showing u reputation OF noariy
D0O 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

CRY OF MEXICO. July 17.-Prssidsnt DiAs
continues very III.
Smallpox is terribly prevalent throushout
the State OF Tabasco.
Three Americans have been murdered IN .
railroad camp at TecomavaeA.
The difIlcL tiles ex listing for the last eighteen
months between merchants of Ban Luis Potool
and the Central Railroad Company have been
settled.
More arrests for smuggling have Just bssA
made at Tuxp8m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
A F,.e RECORD at Target Practice.

ANNAPOLIS. July II. - The annual target
practice OF the second class OF naval cadets
has been concluded. The distance was 1900
yards. The centre piece OF the target was q
bolt ten feet long and two feet high. -Mrmount-
ectiis was six-pound ball from rapid firing
Hotchkjss gun. Naval Cadet frank l.. Chad
wick OF Minnesota led. making lou. the highest
nnasihlA RcQra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Frank slaviA TO Walk Against Chsssss
Kowell

LospoS. July i-FTank T. slavn the Austrsliss
pugiist finding ono ready to night him has entered
N osn nPr'e n""t IRA waking match with Charles
Rowe Ihe ., ., lon pedestrian, well Known for 30
MsIi tie pa't IS are run or wax 80 mica for kiOo
side ate match 10 TO take place on Aug ~ fhsrS
win be great curiosity how the priss nshtsr viii
Acquit himself pedestrian, and the sipEplsFtty ~
she match attracts Widespread Aftsnt4R,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
DID She XIII Herseltf

KANSAS CRY, July 1.-THE body OF Mrs.
William Riisley wife OF q farmer living near
Liberty. No.. was found hangin. with rope
around her neck to q tree on the farm OF her
husban ysstel day. The discoloration Of the
face and hands showed that the body had been
Ten ia c.amped hand. and as il by an excited
person, was found IN her bosom. A limb OF
/; used n tying tho moose. but 1t was SO ar
ranged as not TO hold up the weight OF child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

ST. PAUL. July ia Pioneer Press Long
Prairie, MINI. special says: The body Of Mrs.
William Birder was found to-day In a clump OF
brush about mile from town and forty rods
from her home. From appearances she was
murdered and has been dead several days.
custody awaiting the result OF the Coroner
d., aaf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
A Letter from Mr.. Gladstone.

LONDON. July 17.-Mr Gladstone has written
q letter In support OF Mr.. Brand, a candidate
for Wisbearh. in which he says: My
physicians will restrain me for some months to
come from the public Nc II my voice. ! hope
the election win he 81 aidrionul ur, OF hat the
country Is determ L"h o slak" Off tue incubus
OF the Irish question"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
To start tho McC~r.y sena.or.h,p Boom.

To Rtart tho McCnrty senAtorshtP boom.
The former Official associates OF ex-Alder-
man John McCarty OF Brooklyn are making
arrangements to give dinner in his honor
1t will take place within ten or twelve days at
the Brighton Beach Hotel. and will serve to
boom the ex- President Of the Common Council
for the Second district Senatnrship. to which
he aspires. Mr.. McCarty Is tho State Demo-
cratic Committeeman from the Fourth district.
hut having moved into the Second district,
which ts represented by John Demar. he will
retire from the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Inauenee or Politician. ON Jersey Editors.

AsnuRr PARK. July 1.-THE New Jersey
State Publishers Union met 1t velon-by-the-
Sea today. A Committee of Grievances was
appointed to communicate with editors and
publishers oil over tho State with respect to
the laws passed by the Legislature in relation
10 the publications. OF tho laws In journals OF
the STATE. The editors say tnat ths noi1ieiabbs
papers ia which the laws shall DO published as
= cudgel to compel al!eg anGe Tho editors
adjourned to meet hero on Friday. July u.
md Saturday, Aug. !.