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rlr,la Table.

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HoRTHwARD.
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rHE TROUBLE wiTm CHILL.

The maxim that there never was
good war nor bad peace, is not
specially applicable to our present
relations with that impudent aud
insignificant republic that tweaks
oar noses and nsks us what we are
going to do about in That would
be good war which should give
this registering people 10 understand
that the Government Of the United
States is able and willing 10 protect
its citizens from being slaughtered
by mob Of cut.throats. IL IL bad
peace which compromises those
insults and encourages their contin.
uance. 1t would therefore bc no
mark OF national dignity or symbol
OF patriotism that would induce the
powers that be to forget aud forgive
the oiienses pcrpctraicd upon our
citizens that any other government
under Heaven would have resented
70 the wiping them out with blood.
shed and carnage. Ii ~ pity too,
that our navy could not NJ once have
been brought into requisiiion to
exercise iis prowess upon = country
20 well deserving a sound thrashing
The manly, resoluie stand OF the
administration has had the effect Of
'uddenly bringing Chill TO i,er sen.
'es. The ChIlian correspondence
most Of which | have had the priv,
lege OF seeing, is both arrogant and
Impudent, and cannot fail, whcr
transmitted 10 Congress ia a lev
days, to cause such q storm Of pop
ular Indignation ~ 10 make speedy
declaration Of war certainty
unless full satisfaction CONES from
Chill at once. RnmOrs Of apology
and arbitration came ffo,1 NaIpar.
also. This is due TO the admins.
tfation's determined purpose 10 de.
fend the nsfiOn's honor 1T any cost;
but an Hpology without full rcpars.
ton - insufficient, and We need no
arbitrator TO determine whether Of
not the slaughter Of our sailors by
Chilisn citizens and police because
they wore their connffy's uniform.
IS IN insult to the United States.
The statement that the President
md MIR. Blaine are az variance in
fbc Chilisn matter IL without the
least foundation. Ca the contrary
they are perfectly agreed ~ 70 the
policy % be followed. II is the
business Of The State Department 10
arrive 81 pesceful and honorable
solutiOn of such q difficulty II pos
sible, and no one asserts that Mr.
Blaine has not been true 70 his trust
The business of the Executive is.
IN the other hand. iD the event %
the failure of diplomatic methods.
20 recommend e more aggressive
policy in q message Co Congress,
and tlis Mr. Harrison b prepared 10
10.
4 MEHDEn op CoSonEss.
Washington, ID. &, Jan. 30. ~
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READ THIS.

READ THIS.
White Bans for table use.
Minoe Meat in small packages.
Bakers Choco' ate.
Coxe's, also Chalmers Gelatine.
II II a IS Ii N f.
All the above FRESH, just received, and
for sale by.
II. F. SCAIFE e. son
Mch 10 If
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IHS rE>sioS BrRpsS. -wasiiagto,, :,
M"rch 3.-G.". Sa,ni. t'ommissi"n-r OF T.. n
sions spre-rrl befo Q the sub-commiit o.
TIE ""''-- . -. ..vu -PrrOsris'ions hav-
ing crars- Of the pension appropriations hill
to-day vita rsfe ener to the esimat~s G.r
aPpropria ns far the mkt fiscal year. lie
told the committee tlat on the 2Osh OF Feb.
ruary, S66, ,93l claims were pecding. Lest
year, he sail, 81 $1,SS0.OOO Was spent for
medical~Samiuations, and this year &. ,5OO,-
900 won d be expended on this work, VII eh
waa'd briag i, up 10 date. The rolls showed
he saii, that in Jsnu.ry last 7S3. .lS2 per-
sons wsrs d swiny pensions. aud tho ao,ual
amount Of m ,ney sp-nt on account Of pen
sion. durinx the first six monfhs .f the year
va. >;s.o35.073 leaving a balance on hand
Of - 10000 fur the balance Of the 6,caI
year. rhr c'mmi'tee have nearly compie, cd
the hill for the coming fiscal year. and the
aggregate, ii is stated, will be less than hat
of ,s year
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RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD CO.
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&A@raaes 11Ial #Hi9E ##EH9j Ei:#lHE9j
W.

COLUMBIA AND GEEENvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 81 ,
1892. Trains run hy 10th Meridian Time
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MARRIED.

HAlNES--C" JPEi. Married February
26'h, le92, iy Rev. d. Z. Boyd. Mr.. o. +.
Harne', u Hiss Nria J. Cooper AL. Of
SpartamhurI C.un'y
SANhERS-kEILI Married February
18Th, 1892 ~ lev. b. p. boyd. Mr..
Henry San les, 10 Miss Ida Kelly. All OF
SpsrtanLurg { UNITY
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Eggs and Chickens.

\ Few of those fne Wyaalnt and L.g-
~ horn Chickens for sale.
ALSO
Pure Lcghorn, wysndot nal Lancshsnr
Eggs, 81, per dozen.
Mnrch IL IL q
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Posto:iice at Union, for
the week ending March I,h. 1892.
Yrs Ss'emer Harris, MIR. jennie Rodges,
Miss Eiizt Murphy, Mr. Reuben Rice,
Mrs. A. NJ. Ne'sun Mr.. B. F. Scott.
Persons calling for tho above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd and will be required
10 pay one cent tur their delivery.
J. q. HUNTER, =. NJ.
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FOR AUDITOR.

Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Union County, I hereby
announce myself as acanddate for election o the
Office OF Auditor for Union County subject to th,
vote OF tho people, at the ensuing democratic
primary election, Very RespectiuIly
PESIUS b. LOVE.
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The Auditors Book Opered.

NhE auditors office is now reopened for
l. The completion Of the assessment, and
will remain "pen until the 9th, Of A.ril after
which time the so per cent. penalty uiH
postirety be added. will be in the offio. all
the time, except at Jonesville, Saturday,
March 10Th, and at Mt. Tabor, Monday,
March 2lst. Those who have not made
their returns are requested to come in aud
attend TO it at once. There is no time for
delay, as the time will soon run out
JAMES H. BLANTON,
Auditor Union County.
March 7th, 1892.
Mch ] 10 ST.
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Notice to Sub.AIIiances

VIE Irregular quarterly meeting of the
Il County Alliance will he held on the fir.t I
Friday of April. Sub-Allances will please
forward repors by the 25th of March.
A. e. LYLES,
,, Secty.
Mch IL III ~
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Notice to School Teachers.

HNhE regular examination for white and
Il col"red teachers, viii take place at
Union c. H., on the lst Friday in April.
Every teacher, white anu c,lored, i. invited
to attend.
J. l.. WALKER.
s. Com. U. Co.
Mch ii IL 4,
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We rning Not to Hire.

HEREBY notify all persons not t, hire
l. or harbor one John Ivy, u Dung white
man, who is under contrac, l., work f,r NJ.
but left my employ. All persons hiring or
harhoring tho said John Ivy vii lie prose
GU Ell t. tn, extreme Of ths law.
WALLACE MILLER.
Mch IL IL a,
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MEETINGS. AND EN7ERrAiEMENTs.

Tn. fair IN aid Of St Benedict Home for Destitute
Colocd Children. Rye which Va, such Success While
II held At The Lenox Lyeeum. j. 80" bang con
tnued IN IN. basement u church OF St Benedict the
Moor Hlc~c aud Downing ST..
The biennial session the Ncw-Yora STATE Council Of
IN. Catholic knights Of Amerc. Will BE- he'd Iuf"-
dsv June :, ia 81 GabIcl's Han. IN East Thirty.
-iNth-t.
special meeting o, III. james g. Blone club Of
Harlem will De- held evening ~ The clubhouse.
No III East Onchundrcd-ardt t-t. To make arrange
rarnl Tor charging and Improving the new dubious"
4 ruas,mectins OF uie Bap;i-, young people Of this
city l. ~ b. held this evening At the Fih Avenue Baptt
Church Fifthayc and Fortysi,h--t IT, purpose l. to
srou.e The n,ecs, Of the people OF the Baptist
churche, Of this city In the proposed commrnoraoh by
the American Baptist Missionary Union Of the centenlry
OF the founding by Bapsts NJ organized movement Tor
ia. e,eny-latlon OF the world. awaken general
study Of the missionary history Of the epoch aud to -tmu
late the raise 100000 for the improvement ana
extension u missions
III, commencement cNcclscs OF tho graduating class Of
he Training for Nuc-. corrected with the Post
raduat. Medical School and Hospital will b" held at NO
1853 last Thrty.x;h-t It. this evening The president Of
the school Mr.. Granville +. lawes the NcepFcsiien
Mr.. Henry Hall
concert and opercta will b. given the chapel of st.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church at Northumberland
iosteh.,, and ST. AnnsaNe on wednesday evening MAY
% The proceeds Of the entertainment Will be usc1 for c
Joncht Of the church.
William H. Jacques ordnance ,ngineer the Bethlehem
Iron Works. Penn. Will seak br.oie The Naval Reserve
Association "Gun and Amor Making" at Hodge
Hall Fiith.ave and Fe,tyhftht.. Wednesday evening
Nav % The committee l. coiRpo-cd Of
Nichoss L. Roosevelt. chsirnah ''cofg" H. Church IA
ward W. Humphreys and Lieutenant Arthur Z. Nar1ro
L, s.
a collegiate musicale in all Of Rutgers Female College
Of the CITY Of Ncw.Nork viii be- held a. Music Hall
This evening. The opening address, Viii BE- made by
Tho Rev William y Dunnell. who VIII introduce General
Dsnld Butterhcld. Othc adG,os-'s will b. made by
tie Rev. Dr.. George Alexander Mgs. Jennie lie "a
NJ Lozior The Rev. Dr. George W. samson and {. {.
shayne. The Met opolitan Orchestra. composed Of
seventy five amateur performers iei b. Julius J. Lyons
Miss Bertha Behicns. the Mi--c, +. and g. Hoyt, Mic
Marie Glover, Albeit g.. The, nd Don Aurco Ccrueos
Will furnish the musical pat Of Tho Entertainment.
The regular weekly meeting oi the Republican Organla
ton OF the XlXth Assembly District will be- held Sixty
-eventh-t. and Western BoIeyard this evening" There
viii be several interesting ,p cchcs delivered
An entertainment In ala Of Bethel ". G. 7. o.
Will be given at Jcicsonian Hail. IN PENS ivaniaaye
near Atianuc-ave Twcnty-sNta Ward. Brooklyn. this
evening.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT NERNON.-The annual meeting and cleo
ton Of Bethlehem Commandery, No. 50. Knights Tenn
plaf, took place Ascaon Castle on Tuesday night
The reports OF The treasurer. recorder and finance
committee were encOurag ing. and Eminent Command
or Davis gave an interesting resume Of the years
work. The following were elected officers: Emf
nent Sir Franklin 4. Davis. commander Eminent Sir
George Il. Crawford. generalsslmo; Sir Henry +.
Rhoades, captain general Eminent Sir the Rev. Dr.
w. s. Coffey, prelatc; Sir Dr. Nathan Nuting. senior
warden; sir George T. Briggs tunior-waIdcn, sir
Charles 4. HOdgman. treasurer Sir Charles J. Chat
field recorder: ~. Edgar +. stewart. warden; Emf
nent Slrs John W. COburn. the Rev. DR.. Coney and
George X. Crawford. finance committee. The officers
will be publicly installed on Tuesday evening ncX,
nfter which a reception will be- given TO the com
mandev and It's guests by the wives and daughters
OF the Sir Knights assisted by other ladies.
RYE. Pcrpont Morgan, OF the firm Of Drexel.
Morgan a Co.. Of New York. has rented The Blake
place for the summer. Mr.. Morgan and his family
will occupy the place tins week.
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BLOOMFIELD.

When the present Township Committee came into
office thew found a difficult problem staring them In
the face in the matter OF road improvement. L'ud
complaints have for years been made about the man
nor in which the roads have been kept. Little
patches Of matchmaking have been done here ana
there and grading Of streets has been begun and car
Icd long the money lasted or until me men
were called away to some more pressing work. ana
then left as il was to be done all again at some
future time. The Town Committee has now taken
hold OF the work In a busnesslike way. and strong
bopes are entertained that Bloomfield VIII soon nave
oooa ,rellkent roads Ex.Assemblym Thomas
Mc(;owan has been appointed superintendent OF run
lie Works. to have general supervision vi iVau ..
provcments. street cleaning etc Niihsh i'a'" ~,
every day rs long ; the work lasts
The regular monthly meeting Of the Essex Soa s
Duildinc and Loan Association was heid iucsu'S
night one hundred and four shares OF SrHsh VIZ hs
seid in The last series. which. with these e0o a' Co
isst meeting makes $50 shares issued In I'm. series
The receipts of the evening amounted 10 Tt,Wo anu
a. 500 was sold at average premium Oh l. pei
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The Bridge Trustees Offered Mrs Eliza j. smith
500 80 for No. 90 Fulton st., and she refused H. A
Supreme Court commission then granted her Sllo4o4.
and the award has been confirmed.
Jacob Goldberg, Il Russian Hebrew, who married
Ypporah Safonich in Warsaw on July ID, 1874, and
left her and their fifteen chlden ago and came
TO thi, country, where he married Amelia shannon
on Mnrch -. 1882 pleaded guilty 10 bicsmy In the
Court OF sessions yeftcrdav.
The alumni Of the North American College In Rome
held reunion and reception In the Pouch Mansion, In
Clinton ave, yesterday. MOusienor Farley presided
and large number Of priests were present. Bshop
Mcdonnell and Archbishop Corrignn also attended
Jacob Ehrgott was tried for the crime OF bgamy In
the OF Sessions yesterday, and was found guilty
He married Annie Kern November 4, 1854. and
deserted her after eight months. ON January -.
1891 he married Hannah Maizcn Both wives Ap
peared against him. The second wife lived VITA him
after he WAS arrested and admitted ~ bail
Flags were displayed upon the cts Hall Yesterday
In honor OF Regiment. which started for the
seat Of war on MAY l.. I-Gl. Last evening the sur
vivors Of the regiment lad dinner Al the Mansion
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WORKERS FrR GIVE SERVICE REFORM

WORkEhS Fer GIVE SERVICE REFORM.
The twelfth annual meeting of the Newlork Civil
Service Reform Association held last evening at
The Academy Of Medicine. No. II West Forty third IT,
George William CARTS, president of the association,
presided, and William Potts the secretary. The
report OF the executive committee was read by The
secretary IL gave account OF the work OF the
committee for the last year and spoke Of several
Ellis now before Congress which show advance on
the lines of Civil Service reform. Mr. Lodges bill
for the inclusion Of the great body OF fOurtI-cass
pos,masters in the classified service spoken OF
and also the favorable report of that bill TO the
House The new street cleaning bill which Is about
TO GO into effect In this city was alluded to with
favor.
Tho treasurers report showed the association to
be in q healthy financial condition.
The election OF officers for the coming year rcSted
as follows: President. George William Curtis; vice
presidents John Jay Carl schurz. Francis C. Barlow.
Orlando B. Potter, william E. Dodge ID. Willis James,
Oswald Ottendorfer and Dorman B. Eaton secretary.
william Potts; assistant secretary, George McAneny,
tr executive committee, Everett p Wheeler, chair
man: Silas W. Burt, Edward Cary. Charles Collins.
Horace f. Demng, A. r. MacDonough. Alexander
NTH Jacob F. Miller. George Haven Putnam,
Theodore Roosevelt, Arson Phelps STOKES, Hugh s.:
Thompson, William ii. Thomson. Horace White ana
r. w. Whitrdge. At,
Mr. Curtis In accepting his reelection spoke OF the
work done by the association, and of the prospscfs
Cor future advance
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worked together the Virginia DEBT pfoO'
lem for time.
The proposed new Issue bonds provides for back IN
tcrest due up July 1891. All OF the OLD bonds arc
now being counted and classified by experts. and when
their work is finished. Edward j. Phelps, John Henry
Daniels and S. n Brzithwae. Of London, VIII distribute
the new bonds the basis agreed upon. The guests
present in addition thoe the Advisory board, were
William l. Bull Judge Roger 4. Pryor, John Gil, OF the
Mercantile Trust and Safe Deposit Co. OF Baltimore
Charles D. Dickey jr., Brown, Brothers & Company
Charles NJ Fry j. II. V. Arnold, G. c. Baldwin John
H. Inman, cxSccIctary fairchiid Hugh > Thompson.
On Governor OF South Carolina; Senator Calvin s. Brce
f. Ballard Smith, Robert b. Roosevelt, John C. Calhoun
George = Ellis Eugene =. Ives. Henry Bulge, james
swan and Colonel william i. Thompson.
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NEW. BRUNSWICK.

A "GREEN. GOODS" DEALERS ARRESTED.
Three green goods dealers were arrested In this
Nty at O'Clock Yesterday morning. Their names.
ps given, are James Douglass, OF New York: George
w. Davis of Caldwell. Tenn. and J. O. Porter. of
Nashville. Douglass arrived in town on Tuesday
morning and registered at Macom's Hotel. He was
assigned TO Room No. 10. Davis and Porter arrived
at T. O'Clock Yesterday morning. went to the same
hotel and were assigned 10 Room NO o. Detectives
Oliver and Housell believed that Douglass was a
New York dealer in green goods" and when the Ten
nesseeans arrived the detectives proceeded 10 the
hotel to arrest the whole party The men resisted
hall of the hotel With the assistance OF bysanders
the detectives bound and handcufed their men and
took them before Justice Ford. There thew gave
testimony which confirmed the suspicion as to Their
character At . O'Clock they were taken before
Judge j. X. Rice ia Quarter Sessions Court. charged
with attempted felony. There they contradic'ed the
evidence gwen In the morning and the Judge as
missed the case til the court stenOgrapher couiu
Ae prcsent. While giving testimony DAVIS received
N Telegram which he nervOuSly tore up and Swallowed
Davis and Porter had II 100 In good money with
them also two revOlvers and bottle OF whskev
Porter said that lie recently had been swnoIed our
Of 81 900 by green goods men. Before leaving
Nashville Porter had sent telegram to J.. H. STAT
terlos No 1SS Canal-St. Ncw-lork. DOuSasS Is IN,
.bmnco" man and Davis and Porter are his Intended
victims
ravd Fisher Of Mcuchen. who founded the ex-
r.t,o brck business now conducted bv sayre &
Ti.s in sayrevc. died at his home Yesterday aeed
sc,,ty three wears. lie had amas~cd considerable
e.. tame in the business
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1, n,yyrB Tn THE HORSE SNOW DIRECTORS.

The dinner given by George Green to the directors
and Judges OF the United States Horse and Cattle
Show society AT the Hotel Metropolis last evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by those who responded 10
the Invitations sent out. Forty men were present.
The tables were beautifully decorated and the walls
were drsped with the red nags OF the society 1hec
.y.rc no speeches the occasion bling simply
pleasant social time. Among those present were
Paul Dana Albert Gallup Judge McAdam. Prescott
Lawrence. Colonel william Jay. Thomas H. Terry.
Charles Robbins Nicholas Bale. p. +. Collier. Carl
Bnrr jr and Mr.. Ittaur. Rush :. Huidekoper, j. u.
Beresford James T. HYDE. Charles F Bates. waiter
8 Iaylor j. J. Coogan. and Francis 1. Cnderhlii
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

Henry Boyliss alias Eddie j. Gould, colored was
taken TO the State prison yesterday to serve on
term OF fifteen years recently imposed BIZ Judge hPPi
colt. BayliSs convicted OF murder In the secoha
degree for killing Andrew Roberts, boy, by cu'lhe
him in the stomach with a knife at Gutteneurs'
4 viii made by Garret Vreeland. OF COM
, munpaw, and probacd before Surrogate Abraham
Wcstervelt March 3d. 1854. found recently Dy
q carpenter In the attic Of old house he Wa.
} repairing in Greenvle. 1t has Il certificate signed
iby His Excellency William Livingston, ESQ Gov
crnOr. Captain General and Commander IN ana over
the State OF New-Jersey chancellor and ordinary IN
the same" The will gives $50 to four immediate a
Michael Vreeland and John Van Horn, nephews,
both of Communipaw. The document has been gwen
10 John H. BowIcy, Of the County Registers ONCE
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THE HOUSE ROCKED TO ITS BASE.
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT BY AN EXPLOSION OF

SEVERAL PERSONS HURT BY AN EXPLOSION OF
An explosion OF illuminating In the ccllnr OF the
hve-story tenement houe No 112 E!dridgest. yester
day afternoon partly wrecked the house, injured sev
cral person, slightly and caused a panic. sixteen
families. about eighty PERSONS were In he house al
the time and it surprising that nobody WAS killed
or MANNED for life Happily, no fire broke ont TO pre-
vent the escape Of the frightened occupants Of the
upper stories.
workmen in the employ Of the Consolidated Gas
DAY. and from the main trench was dug TO the cellar
Yesterday II strong smell Of gas was noticed IN the
lower hall Gas doubtless had leaked into the cellar
from the street main. Henry Schacicr, who had a
liquor store on tie first floor. complained Of the
odoI. Mrs. Eallul. The h0usehcepcr, culled IN
one OF the gas ComRany's employees to
make an investigation after j p. m
lie went into the cellar alone. Mrs. Bauf went on
on the sidewalk talk TO neigibor. scaefcr went
down into the cellar with lighted lamp intending 10
draw lquog from barrel. lie had not gone
far before the explosion occurred lis hair was
snged sleeve OF his shirt torn and his face
and hands were scorched slightly.
The force OF the explosion broke hole in the floor
Of his nquOrstore and blew the plate glass window OF
the store out upon the sidewalk. FLYING fragments
OF glass struck the persons the sidewalk and IN
hictcd slight cuts. piece OF the Iron grating In
front OF the house few up and hit Mrs. Baluf In the
Into the cellar 10 investigate escaped unhurt. For
q second the house rocked 10 Its foundations. Pcrs
the upper floors fed 10 the hreescapes The house
was damaged $1,000 1t belongs u man named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
NEWARK.

A well.attended meeting Of the executive committee
~ the Essex County Democracy who are opposeu u
the Democratic bosses was held on iucNoas ne"'
nj No 30 NafIet-st. Resolutions were adopted ae-
no,rcinp the organization effected by which the
rer,arlv elected County Committee was aboisheu
without the OF the voters. and pace holders
anno,ntcd in their stead be subject TO the Absolute
never of the two members of the state Committee
Mayor Haynes received letter on Tuesday alter
noon ndosing three 900 bills TO be appheo 10 ARREARS
OF taxes, and signed Justice"
There were a number Of narrow escapes In Broad
81 Yesterday afternoon. \ team OF hon scS DelOhslng
10 " H. Hickerich, Of Caldwell, was iastened 10 a
nos, in front OF Centre Marct They took fright ana
broke away running clear 70 the Morris and Essex
depot. several collisions resulted but no one WAS
seriously hurt.