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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

be confirmed, as no should be. IIo is
clean man and a good judge. Tho trou.
bio between him and tho Democratic
politicians OF Indiana grows out OF tho
interesting fact that thoy havo not been
able to throw dust in his judicial eyes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15
WHEELING MARCH 10, 1909.

THE approaching contest lis rendered
especially important by reason OF the III.
lustrIal and financial policies OF tho Cow
ornmcnt being at stake. Tho popular de-
cision on these Issues Is OF great moment
md will BIO OF far-renching consequence
JoRlcs @. B,0ins. -N---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

LAM Domocrat-David Bunco Hill.
l am sullivan-John L. Sullivan.
The world knows little OF its greatest
men. .G e.J u.
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HOW TOGET THEM.

If you want new customers,
ask for them.
Thereare hundreds Of people
living within a mile Of your
store that don't know there is
such "a place, and they'll con-
tinue to be ignorant on the sub.
ject unless you take steps to
inform them. Some Of us are
too apt to..think that "every-
body.knows u.s." IS.
Now, that line Of thoughtisa
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them.
selves to be deceived byit, they
are pretty sure to "get left
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people.
Use the newspapers there's
nothing like it.
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1928 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

1tyou want pleasant home on the Island.
can sell you Y now sevea.rOomed house, with
bath room. laundry and MI modern con-
venicnccs. or Gil c!ght.rooincd brick house. OH
Market street. near the bushes; centre OF the
city.
New sx-roomed house on North Erie street,
high and dry, for SLIGO.
Tho six-roomed frame house. with most dc.
srable corner lot, northeast corner OF Eo.f und
Twenty-lfth streets.
y new six-rOomed house on NcColloch street,
East Wheeling. 500 casa and the ballnce In
small payments
hard wood finish. all modern !mproyemepts:
Will pay 10 per cent as Investment.
Esht.roomed brick house on west side OF
Market street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
good property. $1,000 'Tl0,,
sl.50]. - + : ''"'''
New dwelling on Fl0rila street, modern de-
sign. six rooms and halls. $3.50 completed.
Three;roomcd brick house. G6lo Chapline
street, slr3Qo.
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth. Fifteenth and McCoiloch
streets. East Wheeling -
On South Front street.
On North York street, river lot
location. - -" '' Nv
Lots in Gilchrist addition from s2,5 to $50 and
those nrc good lots. on high ground.
On Wabash street. IN old Fair Grounds
On South Penn street
Choice lots on North Huron street.
Farm: S0ncrcs, good dwelling house, stables,
orchard, close to school house, church aud rail-
ROAD depot Price si,5Co. good value.
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FOR s A L II


House, six rooms. 27l1 Chapllno street {, a,
House, three rooms. First ward 500 ''D''
House. iourrooms, Jacob street, CcutrU Who'll
Ing, $3.50 N1''' NHSeI'
Island. Glf0-II ''"' S"e'tr
Cheap. mn 0''>'A VAN ~
ixroomsd house on Woods street. Can't,
Wheeling, Sl.5JO -" 'S""S
Lots on South Chapline, Eof' and Jacob ,tr,o.,
from $50 10 $500 each. '>''''ers'
House Of sig rooms, 1850 Woods s.,ec, roo,
condition, 5000. 's'' soVi
business house on Market street
Business house on corner TwoNty.sy,h and
Chaplino streets ''A'H 3Hu
0ne.halt lot on Tweuty.ninth street, s3oo
Ihirty.siN acrel adjoining Elm GrOys rbs,,
Building site for dwelling OH Twcnlytigb,t1i
A large lot at McMcchen. 100 by 81 fee, ye,v
House Of eight rooms. brick. Jacob street IN.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets, W
Seven lots, 51zlo) feet in Fllau, WHITE AMI
Gallagher's addition. PrIcc 500 to SD Zach H1'
Ono OF tho hes. manufacturing sta. In N,
city, frOntlug on two railroads '1'
Choice lots In Glendale.
Lots in Fifth ward In Elan & whyls,
addition. '"'''
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a Catastrophe Avcrtcd.

Just rs Senator Hill was starting for
the sunny south to capture delegates by
the handful he made tho sudden dlscov-
cry that he had left behind his brains
that is to say, his carpctbag containing
his brains.
io had slowed away in that re-
ceptaclo the impromptu speeches which
are to win the popular applause and
stamp him as one OF tho greatest minds
OF the age. The train had to be held
until messenger could fetch tho lost
eloqucnce.
1t almost freezes tho blood to think
what might have happened if that car
petbas had fallen into tho plump hands
OF one Grover Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

IT is very nice, of'Scoursc, to DO the
Sultan OF Turkey, but tho gentleman
who holds that proud place must be
willing to. go to paradise and join the
hours and tho peris by the assassina-
ton route. Kismet.
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Horse Trainer Mason Dead.

Horse Trainer Mason Dead.
BosroN, March 14.-Mr. VIM. Mason,
the well known horse trainer, died yes
terday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

CLAUS srEEcKELs, tho Independent in
sugar politics, gives the country vel
come assurance when he says that
under the Mckinley law a sugar monop-
oily is impossible, that no has not
joined the trust and will stay out to
fight it. Can't we get up great Amer
lean hurrah for sprcckels?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

A WICKED Anarchist has Struggled
into bohemian town a largo assort-,
,ment Of "inllammatory literature"
That's better than bombs or filing a
whole community with inllammatory
rheumatism.
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Hello! Is that You, Hill? Dung voy-
ago-Grovor Cleveland. @
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TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Caio. KonERr GRANT, Manager.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
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Thuro are many so.onlied whiskips In tho
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR RE1p
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

No. 2jos Jacob street. .,..,,. AMonS
POSSESSION APRIL Is. ''''''' o
Me- NSw li E9 W sGGGd , etSS,c South Elm
No. 90 Alley II '''''''''''''''.....
No. lDl 100 aud 1913 ChapInc S;rcS,
occupied as saloon, livery AID sN oSW
,slaDlcS..,.....,i...".,... ..........,.,... ei
NO, 93l Chaplihe street, StorCrCOni' MA 10 "
,uWclIuR'..",.L".... .... .....,,. "N
No. lij Fourteenth street. '''''.. q N
:, seventy acre larm for market gafi"SiS;, u
miles north oifho city, 500 por An0Un 'uS iHI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15
Piano il Moving.

Ifyou want your piano moved on or about
April !, kindly leave your order Us soon as pos
siblc.
Work and prices guaranteed.
Mr9 s.s F. ". BANNER & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15

JuDGEYWoops, whose nomination to
circuit court judseship has SGT wild the
Democratic politicians OF Indiana, wifi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WERY DESIRABLE MA RTIN'S
" FERRY property for sale, Address Lock
box 231. Martins Ferry. Ohio, ic2j'S1ru
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WTANTED-A GIRL FOR GEN:
w ERAL house work. No washing and
Ironing. Apply nj lgl9 Market street. nrl6
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F0R RENT--sTORE ROOM, NO.
IL 1858 Market street. east side near Eleventh
street EnQulto 1t III Mhrko Slrent mrlb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
NEW NORK CIIN

Joseph swift. gunner Of the receiving ship Yer
mont, was yesterday detached and ordered to duty
Al the Navy powder magazine at Fort WadswOrth TO
succeed Gunner Mcdonald, who died at the Naval
Hospital on saturday from injuries received at the
fort from fall
Tie International Elevatng Company has pnr
chased II. NJ McCord'S Empire state and Columbia
floating grain elevators The company now controls
nearly all the floating elevators In newborn Harbor
The funeral OF Robert W. Mlbank took place YES
terday morning at 10 80 O'Clock from the house OF
his son. Dr. Robert Mnbank, No. 154 West Forty
eghth-st. The services were conducted by the Rev
L. Williams. OF the Amty Baptist Church, and the
Rev. Dr. Henry Lubech, of II. Tmothys Chui'h. lie
was buried al Greenwood Cemetery.
The loss TO the Continental Insurance Company BY
the Milwaukee fire will not exceed $4,000
The executive committee of the Iniersemnory Dis.
trict Nj. sionary Alliance will meet at Union Theo-
logical Seminary this afternoon. The Rev. j. F..
Ilock of Gettysburg. Penn. is the chairman Of the
committee.
The Gas Commission yesterday decided to place
more electric lights in Ogden ave, Wolf ST. scdg-
wick and Lind ayes. 1t also arranged for 1913 ad-
donal electric ghts in downtown streets now lighted
bv go gas lamps The electric lights viii cost 81 40
a year each or Sle,Ga-. The gas lights cost only
sl7 % a year each. Sj.56s year less.
Acting district Attorney Francis L. Wcllman said
yesterday thai Inspector Mclaughlin working hard
t. get evidence Of Illegal registration. The Grand
jury is said is anxious 10 consider testimony OF
the kind.
Charles a. Howe, alias c. A. Field. the graduate
Of the state University of Washington who is ac-
cu>,d Of passing forged checks gazing more than
5000 auacned In the Tombs Police Court yes
tcrday morning. AMI rcmanded for examination.
IN entertainment will be given this evening Al the
Park Aveme Methodist Episcopal Church. Eghty
,lAth-.t. and Park ave. under the auspices of The
lark Avenue IL worth League Chapter 1856, for The
benefit of the church and ST. Chh,tophers Home
The. Rev Or A. j. Palmer Will speak. Iii, subject
viii be Company d. the Dic-nQ- MOTcs.'
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.TI,rcED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A new building Is 10 be erected for the use Vi ''0
Monastery Of The Precious Flood, al No. ~ i"'"""
ave 1t will cost $4,000
The trial Of Frank A. Davenport for murder III INC
second degree in killing Frank Bennett. by sulHlhs
him an the head with baseball bat on september
: was begun in the Cont Of Sessions yesterday
Miss Mary Martin. the reporter. waived eNafiHa'on
in The South BROOKLYN Police Court yesterday anu
was held for the Grand Jury. She objected seriously
to having her photograph taken for tie koeues
Gallery.
Ieverett Wilson, who lost both arms by an ao'i
dent ON the Prospect Park and COney Island Eairod
four wears ago and received life stnatlohehuH tue
cou,panv from which he was discharged last year,
h,. becun a sut TO recover $4,000 O. damages for
the loss OF his arms
Special services under the direction of the Northern
Archdeaconry # Brooklyn Of the Episcopal Chuich were
held Yesterday in ST. Luke's Church, to arouse IN
terest in mission work. Bishop Is. X. Garrett con
Quoted the services and made al address
NJ J. RYAN. a policeman OF the Central Office squad
who has been doing duty a. clerk nj Police heau
ouarier, was assigned TO special duty on Tuesday
evening and got drunk while in uniform ana clun~i
Thomas Kane at Jay and Wilioughby SITS without
provocatOn. He arrested. and charges were pre-
ferred against him. lie never Kane before.
While Nelson Wilbur OF No. 2l0 Twenty third ST.
and his infant boy riding In an elevator In th'
furniture store of Morris Mason, al Fifth and Pro-
meet ayes Yesterday afternoon. the cable broke ana
the elevator fell to the basement. Wilbur received
some severe bruises and cuts about the face. TIE
child was unniscd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

only TWO general strikes ordered yesterday rs
the result 81 the electric wtemens strike. They
were ordered Terrace Garden. in East Fifty ninth
t.. and MadcmD -nlr Kcttin's school In West seventy
fourth 81. About eighty men stopped work. The
trouble will probably bee adjusted in day or two.
The executive committee of the Board of Walking
Delegates met the members Of the Electrical Con
Tractors Association yesterday Afternoon In the
Budding Trades Cluh No IL East Twenty third 81.
The contractors said that they lad been unable To
get enough union Nircmcn 10 do their wOrk, and
were Obliged - employ non union. They SAID they
were willing - employ union men If they could get
them. and suggested that thr unions initiation fee
II 500 NHa too high and that 1t practically kept
many from joining the union who would OthcrN i,e
be- glad 10 do 80. The committee from the b ard OF
WALKING Delegates admitted that this might be- true.
and ,aM that they would ash committee OF un)n
wlrrme, to meet the contractors to-day when the
trouble may bc. settled.
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JyiIgEBITyONs or THE PARK board.

The Park Board yesterday awarded the contract for
hudins a retaining wall on Riverside Drive to Robert
Hanna a co.. al 80 900. Engineer Boiler was asked
10 report upon the request OF the High Bridge I'M
urovcment society that the proper approach 10 the
new Central Bridge should be made from Ogden-av".
Sketches Of the new Columbus fountain and statue
were referred 10 the art committee.
\ resolution WAS offered bv commissioner Tapptn
closing the Thri-ave. drswbrdge from q to 9 u m.
and hom > to p. FOrdham Morris, counsel for
th. New-NOlk and Northern Railway and property
owncrs along the river. said he looked upon this as
= reasonable modification Of former demands. and
hat no opposition wOnld he offered. A public hear
ing on the subject viii be decided on ~ the next
meeting Of the Park. Board. Next Wednesday the
Board Will give public hearing upon the project
for closing the drveways 10 equesrians in Central
Park below One-hundrci-and- ST.
Corroration Counsel Clark asked 10 give the
Eoad hi, opinion ~ the legality Of the assessments for
parkway purposes for Central Mornrgsde and Riverside
marks amounting to $4,000 The permit for build
Inc bav windows IN house at sixty ithst aud fh'l-
ave was revoked pending hearing James ~
prerinC counsel for ~idOr WOmser. declared that the
windows were not being built In conformity with III"
permit. aud obscurcd Mr. WormScr's View
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
NEWARK


A STRANGE CASE OF MARITAL CNlAfFlNf@S''
strange case Of marital unhappine'' VIII 500"
- ,ts {, tho Chancerv Court I'm this ely. Inc
interested people Charles and Lillian lie Oo"''''
ond th latter sues for the possession o her t"oA'"
old son Leon. The couple were married hVe years '-o
md lived together until July last. when they scPar'u
TT. ,u widely different stories to the cause Oh
,,.ir domestic troubles Mrs. lie tOmte ana h''
ro,er assert that L. Comte drank heavily ana aoS'u
his wife frequently. Last July. they a,'eri' ne III,
,ockcd NJ, wife and almost sianglcd ncr 10 d'a'h
I'm he presence Of her mothcr She then fed from VIZ
bou,e ard when she returned for her baby, he W'"u
not even allow her 20 II. IL ha' Also thry say
ossaIcd Ms vifes good name and refused to support
nor L., Comtc alleges that the siiicneits maze ~
his wifi. and Ms mother in law are ihlSr ana ne i
hac,nd nm bv his family. IL alleges That Whli' ne
,ros NJ work his wife entertained visitors ana th'
they had kpg q beer in her room. Also illt She
and her companions became intONcaird ana that
they cave 80 much beer 10 llilr Leon that h' WIZ
drink for six hours. The 'hild l. now win -
Cnmi'.s mother. and the Court sill decide which Is
the proper person 10 care Tor IL.
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1pPROVT,;G ~ ARMORY SITE.

THE sINTY-NINTH TO BIZ HOUSED IN A NE"
BUILDING n ToMPKINS MARKET
The new armor, site OF the 69th Regiment was up
-ovo, M, tho sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
cop,ro,Ier MYERS who withheld his vote at the h'"'
messing and so defeated the plans reconsidereu ms
oction ~ serdav and concurred I'm the report vi Tue
Arnorv Hoard The site for the Goth Includes Tue
,,round occupied by TompldnSs Market, IN lhiiu'e',
hy..n sixth and Seventh SIS; Hall Place. eist Vi
g. and enough land east OF Hall Place to make 'he
.ite 40 by ls2 feet in area. The Con'rollcrS w
t.c,ion = month ago was that the site cost 100 hu0n'
ue estimated II nj 100000, and AS MS eS'Hh''e -
necessary under the statute. 1t looked rs II the "'lh
yould hive no new arnOry. A great d'ii Vi i'oi'"o
,,,,,.a INT Mr. Myers altered his mind. at the same
limo asserting that better ana larger size lurIncr
cast I'm the same block and fronting on S"coh"Ne''
couId he had for $3.50 900. But he deferred 10 the
iud gmrni Of rs colleagues.
I'll. Controller was authorized TO issue S3,Ooo,Ooo
-, dock bonds. and the Commissioner approved pur-
chase Of gO3 feet on the North River front, between
1Ny,nty-ihrt and Twenty fourth sts., by the DOCK
D.,,rtment far SlOl25O The Commissioner Of
Public Works was authorized spend $1,000 on the
Temporary heating Of the new Criminal Court BUD
winter The control OF the Castle Garden dock was
taken from the Dock Department and restored 10 me
p,rl DEPARTMENT. \ clty lot l~-"d to the Mt;
Sinai Hospital for twenty one years ut a h"uh'ii
,ntnl' with a priVilr.c Of two renewals. y l"ls" OF
h,. building M Wa.lingtona ave. und one hundred ana
elNtlcth IT,. Tor police purpose, was appr@v.u "a
s,,o , year. \ five. y'ar,' lras" OF NO-. }7', 50
nd 3gl W,..f rwclfh ~. taken. 10 be u,t ny
m. street Cleaning Department stables, AT Ff;oSo
a year for five years, with privilege oil renewal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

LONG INLAND.

ARRESTED FOR STEALING \ DEAD Man.
Justice >cLcpcr. Of Ncwiown has a criminal case
OF somewhat novel natur" pending before hin. Dr.
!. y. Gonzalez, one Of the ambulance surgeons AZ
tachcd 10 st. GATHERINGS ~rltal. Brooklyn.
was arrested on Tuesday accused Of stealing dead
body. and BERNARD BoehT AN ambulance driver. was
arrested yesterday for completely In the alleged crime
Both defendants arUigued bcforr Justice SLEEPER
who adjourned TIE examination until ti' morning
II appears that John Srcincr. carp"Nier "orlns
on a church IN East Williamsburg. near 10" hrVohNn
CITY Line. fell from - .'aiidi on october -. and
died few minutes aft"-wari. Coroner Brandon
Wa Informed. bat upon Dis arrival found nat III"
b1dy lad been removed In au ambulance. The
ambulance IN charg, 81 Dr. Gunlt'"h. Who. hnd-
Ing that ~trclncr Wa dcld. took tlr h'is To- ia"
mans home ~. - ~fnir.-f. l~sf.tu. coroner
Erludon. upon learning uIt Dr '"nml.f h'f pot
obtained a permit q, remove ID" nI't. "Nf'irG 81
complaint arn inst the ID tor and il' lfiN'r 81 fi'
ambulance. Dr. G'YlalcI SAYS h" haf rQ Intention
Of dong Wrulg ANA iHi h" hh7 ltA 'u TO" iii'
course In many other case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
ErsIyESs IN The SUpLEAr COURr.

Washington. Nov. 2.--rhc supreme Court ~ the
Tnol states today transacted the following business
No -. JGhn l.. lard.c, appellant, agt. Benjamin j.
Nil,cn Sugg~j .Ou Of death 81 John l.. lardcr. the
aup,llni herein. ana appearance OF Joseph -. Weed.
executor, clc.. filed and cEtfeh.
No. 30. John j. Schiiling,r and others. appellants.
ngf. the Inhol States. Passed.
No. -. Charles Foster. appellant agt. the Mans
field Coldwa;cr and Like Michigan Railroad Company
and othc.e. Argued.
No. 80. Martha Stotcsbury and others. executors.
ipIrlInts, Est. the United States. Passed.
No. 81 The Hamilton Gaslght ana Coke Com.
pany. appellant agt. the city Of Hamilton. Argument
begun
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock. The
day call WI. BE- Nos. 81 "a. 3D. 50. 80. 40. II. a..
a. AID IA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUk CHAUNCEN."-"O Our Chaupccy is Chauncsy
NJ Dcpew. the maseriy leader OF shc Harrison forces
NJ Ninnca polls who made the princ pai speech there
rcnomnatiuz the President. Mr. Dcpew i-acknowi'
edgedtO the foremost OF American orators, brilliant
sparkiiDs, sound nd saIacious. His aiier-dnnsr
speeches both the models aud the despair ofhis
rivals. "Onr Chauucey" 10 poem. by Isaac liz
omcy. illustrated prOfusey and comicaiIy by Dan
Beard nnd G. ID. Gibson Two OF the best pen-aud-ins
artists in Ncwio City. IL il "a delicious piece oil
finn, and 1. moreover thoroughly possessed OF spr
Of genial and sincere admiration for ts eloquent sud-
icci. IL doubtful whether MIR. Bromley has ever
done hi, wit more credit than in these da-bing ro'
licking aud brilliant verses Retail price, 81 "A copy
The book has been offered premium tho readers
of The Ncckl, Tribune, aud "ny actual subscribers
The Daily may obtoia IL on the samc TERMS VIA
30 cents n copy in addition - hs subscription. The
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican mass.meeting. subTressury steps. p m
Mos,.mce'lng OF German Republicans. Cooper Union
ep a., pa,
way, mi,
wst side Merchants Republican CLUB. No 2Oi
Chemhers-st p. m.
Insurance Mems Harrison end Reid Campaign Ouo'
so. p Pines, noon. Co.,
Txecu' Committee OF Nationel League '0' "o
Roads 10. - H,oadwsy. y. m.
Esrti~t Social Cnion. Dennonicos. p. m ,..,o
Reception t, rauck Egan, jersey Ci;y un''h h'Ssu'
Club, evening 49, - A.
Executive ee 1nterseninary N'sso'' "
lance Union zeal Seminary. o y IN.
C,r.e,rfb how NJ ldisOn Square Garden
c,,i.r ~ rec meeting 10 80 p.
v ,uan sualJge League. No 125 East Iweh'y-'A'fu
American institute quarterly meeting, 3 p. m
society fo- the Prevention OF Crime annual meeting
40 ~ broadway. Is p N. No.,
We. Assembly District German harrison anu h''u
c. D. No ld2 East Broadway, p NJ
,ast Orange Republican Club mas~meeting, > D. H.
xxIst Assembly District Republican Association ex'h
ave. and Finy.seventh-st., D. m. 80
Irish American Independent Association No l. NO 100
East Tb!rty-secOnd-s < p. m.
ND Assembly, District Republican Reciprocity Cluo
No. $50 Broone-st.. p m
Young Mem, Harrison and Reid CoOrd Campaign
Club NO 1o1 Fast Fiftyseventh-st., p. M
Harrison end Reid Battery, One-hundred' andnny'sN
ond. and TcnthaNe., : p M
xlXth Assembly District Republican Organization, Lion
PARK p. 49,.
XXIXth and XXXth Assembly distflcS i'cpuo"o"u
clubs No. SO Third-0ve. p. IN.
John o'Nen Republican Club No. 1913 Houstonst'
5 p N. -. ,..
Parade Of Hudson County Republican Clubs. Jersey
City p. m. ~
james V Locue Republican Club. No. 3ol East
Twenty -ninth~t, y. III.
Reciprocity Republican Club XIIth District, Twenty
eeventh.st. and First-aye., p. m.
whiteIaw Reid Legion Club, No. SIS Fast Eleventh
ST., : y. ia.
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