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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22

Senator Vance OF North Carolina joins
the constantly enlarging procession OF
prominent Democrats who oppose the
nomination Of Cleveland for the PresIden-
cy next year, upon the ground that II
would be inviting disaster to the party.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22

After suffering horribly for years from
scrofula In it's worst form, young son of
Mr.. r. L. King, 706 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va, was recently cured by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. No other
medicine can approach this preparation
as cleanser Of the blood.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22

The warmest place 10 the United States
on Sunday, was Montgomery, Alabama,
where the thermometer stood at SO de-
grees. Trenton probably carnenext with
"a. 10 New York city 1t was so.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of the
lot owners of the Mount Hope Cemetery Associa-
ton will be held In the lower room Of Lyceum
Hall, Lambertville. N. j.. on Monday. the I4th
day of May next, at two O'Clock, P. 81. for the
election Of Eve Directors TO serve for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other BUSH
less as may properly come before 1t.
full attendance is requested.
BY order.
JOHN c. MOORE.
fambsfisilIe, n. j., April is, issi.-st, sscly.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22
Strawbridge & Clothier,
MARKET ST., EIGHTH ST, FILBERT ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
'sFHE PEOPLES STORE %

Is Headquarters for many things Beautiful and Useful.
GENEROUS IND GoEMENTs FOR THE SEASONS TRADE
COME AND SEE OUR COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING
AND SUMNER STYLES.
attractive tasteful arrangement of Spring Millinery
than shown the windows of The Peoples Store has seldom
seen in city.
Our Bonnes and Hats gems good TASTE and may be taken
indication of those be found here all this Especial pains taken
with Misses and Chdren's work.
Right have large collection of special designs
Goods We show goods Superior Excellence Beauty Fashion
able Styles and Coorngs Our comprises the latest
the leading effects.
We playing havoc with prices Towels Napkins and Table
Linens.
We have Rubbish Hamburg-they Spic and Span
There's lots of comfort and pleasure the wearing of ready
made Muslin Underwear at Money Saving Prices.
Choice New Spring Wrapper Flannels
Come listen be told Carpets Many kinds
and qualities line Ladies finding they nearly always
get what they want in Carpets here
Window Shades, Oil Cloths and Rugs great variety.
Do neglect this favorable opportunity of seeing Furniture
To interested Houseurnhng cordial
close inspection stock Tow Prices with Durability
Fashionable Styles
fine assortment of Mems Neckwear Cheap!
Our Corsets indispensable Luxures.
"he Peoples Store the place Comfortable Porch Rocker
The popularity of our Shoe Department increasing steadily We
sell only good reliable shoes for Men, Women Boys Girls Infants
We will leave others explain why business to-day "Hgh
Water Mark
@. 9. VAN HORN.
No. Al N. UNION STREET, LAMBERTvILLE, N. J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22
what Is rho use ]

OF buying worthless medicines, and spend
Ing money on guaek doctors whose only
i'd ca Is to gull the public. Is II not better
to buy reliable medicine ike Sulphur Bit
tera think so, as they cured me Of Ca
tarrh after suffering three years. II p.
Clark, lKznc Sester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago Sept. % (speciap.-The corn market sailed
along smoothly for the first hour smoothly than
anybody had expected. September even got to q
premium October; No. yellow and No white
to premium over September. Before noon. however.
1t became apparent that the banks trying to
The close was about at the bottom. September sold
between so 3-4G4S rs, and closed at 40 cents Octo
Der between so 5-e649 and closed at the bottom
Tit early strength due to the attitude taken by tht
shippers Tuesday their very large purchases on
that day and TO their open expressions buIlish
views. The action of the banks this morning
just such as TO have been expected. For mo-
ment the market seemed TO forget that there a
huge bankrupt stock of corn here and at New York
10 nqudate. II brought back 10 an appreciation
of the fact by the appearance in the market OF brokers
with orders to sell the strong spots in which
possibly Mr. White had an equity; but in which the
4o5 cars, were little under the expectations. The
estimate for Thursday was AGO Charters
made for 235 900 bushels. There from the open
ing continuous apprehension OF new failures
result of Whites collapse. There was, however, less
anxiety concerning firms here than concerning firms
at NewYorl<. At night there was an impression that
the danger Of new disasters about Wheat
opened strong, advanced almost cent and finally
closed with the entire advance December opened
at 90 49, sold between 81 and % Is and closed at the
bottom. The receipts here were lighter 201
the estimate for Thursday 80 Provisions were
very weak: weak that the opening prices
about the best the closing prices almost the lowest Of
the day. Pork lost 81 cents per barrel; lard and ribs
10 cents per hundred The provision market was sim
ply reflection OF the corn-pit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There are certain indications in the petroleum market
suggestive Of possible revival Of speculation Business
recently has been larger scale than In many previous
months and there Important Increase In National
Ianst certificates last month. The spirit OF speculation
aroused in by extraordinary crop develop
OF the year might overflow into TINS Ions neeec d
have Of Consolidated Exchange at heart 20
encourage increase OF business in the oil department.
Docs Importance of the developments In south
western PENNSYLVANIA justify the establishment. OF good
were taken up OF modification OF the option system OF
dealings which has decline In speculation as wei
as falling OF In price, Cannot the managers OF the TX
change ascertain the sentiment Of the trade respecting the
Introduction OF methods which would tend TO ncrasc the
business OF bfOkers7 -
The crude certificate market decidedly strong yes
to-day The stock Exchange transactions cash regular
by substantial houses Prices rose from COZ q 62 sent.
fell 20 COL ended up "a cents at OF cents There
VAS In the transactions In options at
the (onsOIdated Exchange the days record reaching
laI 900 barrels and 5000 barrels were sold for tOnor
row., delivery at Gi4 cents Tho options rose from 00S
cents net gain OF ga. cents The only Iews Of import,
ance was rise IN refined oil, hut The market showed
hnyng demand which puzzled dealers 10 account for ~
OF CITY prices reached GO cents and possibly
movement reduce the eNavaaanee OF development work
NAV be on foot among the producers who have been
reckless OF late with the dflt ,. . c.-~, - ...
Relned quotations no points 10 c31ab 80 cents
ncr Gallon n blrres (Duik cents, and 100 cents In
sses Crude barrels al1o points ~ $50 cents.
AID I'm bulk 10 $40 cents per gallon -
FOREIGN uuOt1ons were unchai Red a. 1Jt francs at
Antwerp 500 marks At Bremen, and 6'sd ~ London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET,
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The failure Of S. " White & Co. exerted ap-
probable influence the grain speculation yesterday.
Early in the day reports that dry weather in the
Southwest was delaying seeding Of winter wheat
caused an advance of 3401 cent. Cable accounts
came in weak, however. and caused heavy realizing,
the market closing at decline OF 1261 J2 cents for
the day. September sold at 81 O3 "a 9S1 06 and
ended at the lower price; October sold at 81 o. $50
dS1 O6 rs; December at 81 OF 349S1 90 9-16@
81 0S, and May at 81 10 1854 Is I29$1 Ia H.
The sales were 3,672 900 bushels. The spot market
was lower and moderately active. Exporters took
900 bushels.
For corn the option market was fairly active. 1t
opened at an advance of 1sG1 Is cent in sympathy
with wheat but subsequently declined 1-4034 cent
The sales were 1,744,000 bushels The spot market
ruled rner and fairly active. Exporters took 800 900
bushels of s. V. White Co.'s corn at CT for prompt
Oats were dull, the option sales reaching only
$4,000 bushels. The spot market was dull and IL
cent better
Lard quiet but the temper weak, the active
Final prices ven as follows:
Wheat-September, 81 Oh "a; October, ST Oh IL;
Noyember, 81 o6 80; December, 81 oS; January
Cornaseptember,, SO 1-2: october, SO H. Ncvem-
oats-September, 30 49, October, 80 5-S; Novem-
Der. 33 1-2; December, 81 1-o May. 33 Sd cents.
Lard-NOvember 81 03 asked; December, 81 119
81 10: January, 81 "a nominal.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
as follows: Wheat 560,793 bushels; corn, 1925
bushels oats, $4,000 bushels total grain, 950,654
bushels: -four, 1890 packages. At Chicago, Nil
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat, 5S8,
bushels total gran 1901 a33 bushels; flour. 1880
barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
RECORDED WORKPLACES.

Biekehoupt, and wife, to John Hardy, nth
Sth-ave, years, So, 600.
Casey Elizabeth, 10 Ellen Enright, lot a, map, 10
$500
Deucrmann, William and George, to Ida A w siney.
No 147 Grand.st years, s2 500.
Gallagher, Kate and husband. TO Goicshen Adler, 8
114thst, lstave year, 5000. o,
Same, to John Willets 81 al executors, 14Oh-St,
1stave, years $4,000. -
Hall Toward S. to John Clapp trustees. etc, 9th
st, IOth.aNe 8 Yeas e mtgs), $4,000
Hess Charles and wife. TO John G FAIL, Tuition ave,
s Denman Place. nstalls, 81 800.
Hutchinson, John w. and wife, 10 John Brooks, exec
utOr and ano centre line RilGeave and land OF Will
Harrison map land Harlem River fronts. belong
ing to Gustavus Sacchi and anO. years. SO, 900.
Kaufman, Mordecci s. TO Ascher Wernstein ATHEIST,
COG It G 7thave. year. a. 500.
Mcclure Thomas J and wife. 10 Charles Strong,
trustees, etc, l02dst, W Columbusave, years,
500 600.
Madigon, Ellen. to Harlem Savings Bank, Y, S
15lst-st Court anGt-ave year, 81 500
Mapes, Evadna II, to Emma Hall, n e Johnst,
lot II, ms9 East fremont, years 800 -,
Mapes jr. Daniel TO Emma Hall. lot 81, W Samuel
Plass, Jennie, Samuel Fud, 51stst, 2dave,
years, $4,000.
Norcross James A and Orlando W, to Ida Meyer,
Aubrey Never, ct al executors, 1oGthst 10th
years. 1900. -
Company, 170thst. 11th-ave years, $500.
Wilson, Carrie and Isaac NJ b Marilla Mackenzie,
SIS I2Gth.st, G 4th-ayo, years, 5000.
Williams, Richard d and wife 10 Ella l. Barnes =
OostdorpAve, adjoining land OF Epraim Seaman, West
Farms years, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
Eegal Notlres.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW -YORK.-C!ty and County Of New-YOrk place Of
ral.-Therese Calm against Henry Herpolsheimer.-Sum
To The aboye-nam0d defendant:
You hereby summoned 10 answer Che complaint IN
this action and 10 a COPY Of answer the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS after the service Of
this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and IN case
OF your failure to appear or answer, Judgment viii be
taken against you by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated Sew-York. Aug. 20, 1891.
ALBERT ZGMMERMANN,
Plaintiff Attorney
ONCE and postonice address No. 200 broadway. New-
York city. y. Y.
To Henry Herpoisheimer. defcpdant
lha foregoing SUMMONS H. served upon rou By prbca-
ton pursuant ord Of Hen T.. 1ngr1ham
q the Justices Of the supreme Court q e STATE Of New
IorS, dated hc ed day OF September 1891 ana H with
the complaint IN the Office o! the Clerk CT the city and
County Of Ncwfork, the County Count Housc IN the
said City and County OF New-Yor the 92d Gay OF Sep
tember 1871
Albert ZIMMERNANN,
Attsr1Cy foY Plaintiff.
York city ~. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE-For spot Rio growths the market was dul
ID nominal at l4ise for No. Z. Sales 1000 bags o.
arrive at lSLc 1000 bags No. store at 80
ne mild grades quiet sales 5SS bags MaraeaDo anu
"a haze Savanila on D. While the sales OF options
iy cached go $50 bags the market was very weak Low
"a prsccs showing declines ranging rom oV@tV po.nts'
eeush az the there had been somewhat OF eae0
ne weakness tie result Of the collapse oil the asp
the september and October options, when coo
a been brought about by The large European Deas p
ularly In Hayre where the market during the ast
- declined q francs The London Hamburg, lNo s'u
ssptos markets hayea ruled weak Closing Pre-, n 0
low ySngary 7ssS1osS' JUN. lo7OG
M ,esS sepeSber isGcSis6S october 122osi2 2S
So,eibor, II 20a11.25; December, 11l0d ~ INV my
sScial Rio dispatch follows Regular first lO kosl'
ss 400 good second 10 kOs), 300; eNchanee pIl-
sste I5f receipts In Rio, 49, 600 bags; RIO ele2f1vo
~ limited States 1000 bags Rio clcsrances 70 EUROPE,
ZOO bass Rio stock 34i 600 bags Rio market MeSh In
sipts in Santos 1000 bags; santos stock zST o0
hsgS: santos market weak good average santos OoOi
seared from Rio September 22 Holbea lOVOQn 1agS
scents az Rio July / September 22 lS0l Ilo, Ne
Sest same time 1890 $4,000 bags; same time 1907
Ss5 600 BAGS receipts at Santos July 70 september -
isaI $4,000 bags time 1870, 65SOCO oa9si same
time 1880, $40 900 bags. A. 49,. 49,
changed The sales 300 bales all ior consumption
The total port receipts to-day were 2OSl[ oses com.
oard with 1881 bales the corresponding da last week
nd 20 $50 bales the day last year since sep
.spber the receipts have been 41e6SS bales against
t52 la4 bales for corresponding period last year
Quotations based OIL American stanaard OF esshca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
ALBANY BOATS.

IIINE
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old Pier
4, CanaI-st., weekday D. making
direct connection Sundays excepted, for ALL POINTS
NORTH EAST and WEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
FALL. RIVER LINE.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
For DO cRM%S Sss 1s' t6HNISHL, YEMBvRd NEW
HAMBURG, MILTON, POUGHkEEPSIE, and RON
UOUV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


There was a good attendance at the sale ut tho
Real Estate Exchange yeaterday by X. " Harnett
Co. Of 500 lots at South Bcnsonhurst The bidding,
however was somewhat slack, and after fory-sx lots
had been sold, the bulk Of the property was with
drawn. The corner OF Twenty-sxth and Cropscy
aves brought 5000 and adjoining lots $165 and sl75.
NO $50 West Twenty seventh-st, east OF NintIave.,
threc-stor brick dwelling on lot 22x9S.Y was
offered by a. H. Muller & Son The bidding ran from
$1,000 up 10 $4,000. w. i, Stillings the buyer
b. L. Kennedy offered under foreclosure No. 322
East One-hundred and fonreenthst. east Of second
ave, a four story brick fiat a lot 15.9x100. The
plaintiff was the buyer for Gil 600.
New.York wedr esiay, Sept. %.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auc-
tion Room today
3.story dwelling with lot No 800 Yves: 27h-st s.
42S # 9h-ave lot 22x939; w. +. Stllngs, $4,000.
4-sory building with lot, No 322 East 1l4th-st, 8.
262.6 ft 2d-aye, lot 1S.9Xl0U1l; Alice 3 Constant
S11 600 - -. =
35 lots, 26th-ave Between Benson and Bath aves.
South BensOnhurst; keeno, &0,475
o lots, Bsth-ave between 26th-eye and Bay, 4lst-
st same purchaser Sl5iO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24

" ALUABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IN THE COLLEGE TOWN OF AMHERST MASS.
BY decree OF Probate Court the undersigned have been
mado commission sell and deed the property
belonging to the estate OF Lucus HOLLYWOOD deceased It
is located in the centre village OF amherst adjoining
the lands OF Amherst College and fronting the village
park The house lot contains 13 rods, which
fine garden plot, fruitful apple and pear och1rd and
other fruits Belonging the but divided from
the above by public highway IS pasture lot Of acres
BE- sold separately. The buildings large two-story
brick house with 16 cattle stock barn, with
attached sheds and yard horse barn, with stable
rage and harness rooms and poultry house with wired
yard. All the buildings won painted. abundantly
supplied with the best water, water pipes and eondults
and are most thoroughly built and ~ good rePaE The
10 college As LOCATION for the education Of children
amid most beautiful and natural scenery and the ele
waiting influences OF culture and refinement permanent
for gentleman wishing 10 retire from the turmoil
business, home this place
be rivaiicd in New gland. 1t win be sold without
public auction the premises, 2 O'Clock
n m Wednesday, October 81 next
Amherst, September o. 1871.
LEVI STOCKBRIDGE,
Il. Y. COOK
L. d. HILLS,
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
Counirp 11ropertp for sale anb 90 Gel

& UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. lncor
- poraed. Main Office III Broadway, New YOrlI
Branch offices In all desirable localities. Suburban Prop.
erty fof sale rent and exchange. Complete lists
Reliable information. CHAS. j. ZIPPEL, Sccy.
ITO LET low, for the winter, Hudson River Rail-
road hour out. S-TOOm cottage, furnished also
one 12rOom, furnished.
II. p. DE GRAAF, Bowery Bank, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, d. c. until O'clock p, M, on the
goth day OF September. 1891 for all the labor and
tras required Tor the general repairs e heating ap an
OF New-York City, Ncw-York in accordance with the
specifications, copies Of which be had at this office
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by certified check for
not less than per OF the amount Of the
proposal The Department VIII reject all bids received
after the time herein stated for opening the same also
bids which do not comply strictly with all the require
nents Of this Invitation. Proposals must be enclosed
envelopes sealed and marked Proposal for the Gen
Repairs TO the Heating Apparatus etc, in the L. S.
Court house aud lost ONCE Building at NewYcrk City,
New-York," and addressed 70 w J. EDBROOKE, Super
Yising Architect.
September II. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA IN ITALIAN AND FRENCH
Under direction Of Messrs. HENRY L. ABBEY ana
MAURICE GRAU. The will consist Of 80 nights
and IL matnees. Opening night December H. 1S0i
Subscription open at the Offices 7thave and Seth
ST. from 10 to o'clock Subscribers OF last year
privilege reengaging their until October J. After
that date all applications re from now Subscribers viii
be filled in their order Address II. NJ. McLAREN, Sub
scrption Department., 7th-aye: ana 39th-st. 81.
ira chairs go circle chairs e3 balcony, 1rst,
thid rows 50 So balcony, other rows, az family
circle FIRST tniId ~ So family cfrele,
rows 81 bagnolr boxes six seats $40 rebate VI
cent allowed TO subscribers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24

ID RUsHtsS or EVERY DESCRIPTION at 3l5 Pearl
D St. opposite peck Slip. Lowest pf!ccs.
JOIN H. uVrPE.L AanufactQyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
STAINED.

Liverpool kilograms, AS p m-Receipts goo bales
A. which American 1000 bales. Sales, l2OOO bales, OF
Which for speculation and export 800 bales American
N 600 hales Spot market steadier Mid1lne, $40
The speculative market moderate. the s'les only
.chng "a 400 bales The market opened at an advance
~ GAG points and closed at practically the opening figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-24
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
i The NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, ID. august
- 1S0l.seaed proposals indoed Proposals Tor Naval
Supplies for the Navy Yard, Warrington d. c., be
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing. Navy Department,
1891 aud publicly opned Immediately thereafter u fur.
nis at the Navy Yard. Washington, ID. C., quantity OF
metals cement lime paints lumber, pipe, brushes lcO-
ho tools leather proNender Stationery, &c. The articles
conform ~ the Navy standard ana The usual
naval inspection. Blank proposals will be ~ rhhed upon
application 70 the Commandant Washington Gle Navy
Pay Once, Washington, to the Bureau The attention
OF manufacturers and dealers Is invited. Tie bids. all
other things being equal decided BY lot The Department
the right waive reject any all
bids not deemed advantageous the Government. Ed
WIN STEWART, Paymastef- General, u. B. Navy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The ban clearings yesterday were 81, 1885,,
5S1.65.
PIP. Wiggen has sued Annie Houser for
s., 500 on the ground of SANDER. He says
She accused him of stealing.
Judge Smith yesterday fled decisions in
the three cases brought against the Cyclone
Steam Snow Pillow company. awarding $500 ID
the LANYARD Publishing company, and
81 200 TO the Northwestern Railroader.
The grading for the new St: Louis passen-
ger depot at Washington and Fourth ave-
nues north has been commenced. The old
emigrant building will soon be removed, and
the Site Will be used as a roadway to the new
depot.
julius VIM, the boy who picked lady's
pocket Friday night on Bridge square, was
Yesterday sent to the reform school, His
companion, Charles Kline, pleaded guilty,
but. as he is quite young and very repentant
the Judge suspended sentence.
All voters living within radius of six
blocks from the proposed new park III the
First ward are urgently requested TO be pres
ent at the Open Door church tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock, when the question OF park
or no park will be discussed and voted upon.
Louise Oemcke has begun suit against
Anton Trump for $1,000 personal damage.
Her cow invaded Trump's yard. He i'm
pounded the bovine. Mrs. Oemcke took the
COW away before he succeeded IN getting her
to the pound, and be is accused OF assaultlng
Mrs Oemcke therefor with fence rail-
Judge Hooper fled an order yesterday con-
firming the report OF Charles u. Babcock'
Albert NJ. Scott and Charles n. Hamblin,
commissioners appointed TO award damages
for condemned lands for the use of the Min
neapolis Western railway, OF s., 800 TO the
Manhattan Trust company and the st. An
thony Water Power company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
EIGHTH WARDERs KICK,
But They Do 1t in a Quiet and
GentIemanIV Manner.

The Eighth warders held a meeting
last night. 1t was called to protest
against the discontinuance of the
Thirty-frSt street line. 1t was
a very mild. milk and water
sort of meeting, considering the amount
of kicking the Eighth warders have
been doing for the past few days. Axes
were laid away. No one even spoke of
mob violence. The 200 or so present
were inclined to advocate only ''cOnsti-
tutional measures" Three alder
men were present, Gray, Flanders
and Grimes. They did most of the talk
ing. When they had finished, long
set of resolutions, expressive of the SELF
timents of the Eighth ward people on
the street railway question, were drawn
up and adopted. These resolutions set
forth that the people of the Eighth ward
know what they want and what they are
determined to have. They want the
Thirty-frSt street line continued IN OPP
GRAFTON, and they want more. They
want crOSs-tOWn line. They object to
coming all the way down town when
they desire to go to Mime
haha. The Thirty first street line
must be extended they say,
to connect with the Minnehaha line.
They are going to secure their rights in
quiet, gentlemanly way. Their COM
mittee will first have talk with Man
ager Goodrich. If that produces no
effect they will make fight on the
street railway company through the
city council. Messrs. Stevens, Avery,
Archibald, Landberg, FoOte, French,
Scott and the three aldermen were APP
pointed committee to do the neces-
SarV work,