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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13
Obituary..

McCLURE.-Died, at his home in Beaver
Dam, Wis, on June 27, Dr. Joseph f.
Mcclure, at the age of sixtyeight years,
five months and twenty-one days. DIR.
Mcclure had been confined to the house
with Inflammation of the bowels less than
week before his death. He was born at
Chelsea, this state, and received his early
education in Chelsea Academy, afterwards
attending the medical department of the
University of Vermont, from which he
graduated at the age of twenty-three. He
began at once the practice of medicine in
his native town, where he was engaged in
the active duties of his profession until
1855. He was united in marriage to Eunice
S. Denison of Royalton, July l, 1851. In
the fall of 1855 he removed to Beaver Dam,
where he devoted the best years of his life
to ministering to the sick and attending the
calls of the suffering. During the war he
served as volunteer surgeon and was as
signed to duty at Nashville, Tenn. For
five years he was superintendent of public
schools, aud he also held her responsible
positions at Beaver Dam. A widow and
five children survive to mourn his death.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13
WAN 7 c d
For 4-PaW Shows

Five Hundred Pieces of Dog
wood or Hickory Timber (must
be round), five feet long and
four inches thick. Parties who
can furnish the above apply in
person or by letter to w. M.
Dale, Agent 4-Paw Shows, at
White River Junction, July I3;
Montpelier, July IS; Burling-
ton, July I6. State lowest
figures.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13
NOTICED.

Notice is hereby given that application win be
made TO, and bill INTRODUCED IN the next General
Savings Bank and Trust Company, to be estab;
stock Of $50 OOO with the privilege Of increasing such
capital stock from time to time & as the applicants
Barre, Vt, June H. 1892
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13

ETERNAL vigilance is the price of health.
But with all our precaution there are ene-
mics always lurking about our systems,
only waiting a favorable opportunity 10
assert themselves. Impurities in the blood
may be hidden for years, or even for gener-
ations, and suddenly break forth, undermine
ing health and Fastening death. For all
diseases arising from impure blood Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the unequaled and unap-
preached remedy. 1t is king of them all,
for ii conquers disease.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13

THE shoe factories at Bethel and Royal
ton are said to be doing big business.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Die Triibjabrs'Wabl.

Wenn iemaIs. 70 III bic fommenbe
SriibiabrSnabl cine beionbers ipidtise.
Die WabI 1T bies Defenders in Beaug
auf Aheiioren unb Mablbeamte. glad
benz neuen @eiet ertpabIt iebes Toipn.
ibip, Borough unb Warb sinen 9lFeKor,
tpie aupor, Der baS MHeBment bon lie.
genbem unb peribnIi9em gisentbum
fir 1ar' 3pede su beiorssn bat. SIM
3uiab basu tpablt ieber WabIbiitrift
einen fs.MHefor, tpelder bic 2esi.
itriruns ber Stimmseber su beforgen
bat. 8eioe Memter iinb bon ber sr5B.
ten @idtisfeit, unb iogten nur supers
laBise 2eute bafiir erpdbIt tperben.
9ie Wabl Der @abIbeamten, WabIs
ridter unb Snipeftoren mar immer
ipidiis 1T eS aber BEL ber fommenben
MabI nod bieI mepr. DaS neue
Wablseieb fommt nddfes Spatiabr in
&raft, unb bic i'm Sebruar eripdbItsn
WabIbeamten fperben baHeIbe gum ers
itenmaI auSsufiibren baben. DisIes
@eiet 1T Soaftdnbis peri9isben ron
benz friiberen Wablseieb, unb es nimmt
einen siemlid flusen 2opf, baiisIbs in
allen punftsn ridtis 3u periteben. gs
1T bebbaIb notbipenbis. bab bic beiten
Manner i'm @abIbiitrift aussstpablt
iperben alS bic eriten Wablbeamtsn uns
ter benz neuen @eies. Die @abl bon
WabIbeamten iollte bebbaIbI nidt bon
peri0nIidem 8or3us seleitet iperbsn,
iOnoern ieber Stimmseber iolte fir bic
befen Mdnnsr I'M Diitrift itimmen fir
uno Snipeftoren. @ute
tueIde bas neue @sies
ri6tis beriteben, iperben ben Stimmse.
bern eine srobe 9IIfe iein Bel 4bsabs
Der Stimmen nddteS Spdtiabr, unb
man6er Trubel ipirb perbinbert iuerben,
Der burd 8leidsiiltiSe ober nadldilise
g9ablbeamte entiteben fDnnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

s@- Wiit benz porliesenoen Seft l
besinnt bic ,,@ laube" ibren
40. Sabrsans. Der Snbalt bes SefteS
1T Elm rei1er: Der &oman ,,Delt'
fIudtiS" bon 8uboIf gldo ipeiit idon
burd ieinen Iitel auf baS intereiiante
problem bin, tpeldes bier aur Durd'
fiibruns fommt /; in anresenben, eisen'
artisen 8ilbsrn unb @eiprdhen aus
benz SamilienIeben bebanbeIt 81. grtas
ria ben ,,3sitseiit i'm Sausitanbe"
Cornelius @urIitt idilbsrt in ,,Neunsis
Sabre Mdnnsrmobe" bic Wanblunsen
Der mdnnliden 3radt felt 9lnfans un.
1eres Sabrbunberts unb @rnft gditein
tpibmet benz Sob Der 8aiierin Asrips
pima" einen ieiner fshelnben glufidbe.
.,slus ben Werfitdtten bes 2idts" bon
Grid Saljmann siebt einen biibi9en
ginblid in bic 8erIiner 2ampeninbu'
trie. Ulit bieiem bislieitisen 9ert bers
einist iib cine Siiae bon 8iIbern 10
bab bieier neueite Sabreans bes Sami'
lienblattsB beiien alien &uf nidt nur
fortsuieben, ionbsrn nod su SersrOBsrn
beripridt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
SettuneSs Q efete.

i3situnesu bttrtftnb, bic hur& BIZ rsf ssr-
fanSt psrbsn, bat haS Der. Staatsn 0sri&t
foIssnbe @nti&sibuussn ssssbtn:
1. b. Gbpnnentfu, bic ni&t bsftmmt ab-
beifsllsu, birb anssnpmmen. BAT fis cine Gsrt-
fseuue I ~ &bpnnsments phni&sn.
2. s5ditltn Mspnnenten cine 3tiuns ab,
70 FAM isr prausstbr bitftlbe rsitsr ituetn
bic apf Riidf6uht bs,abIt fnb.
3 Bsnn Abpnusnten 70 Srfdumtn shtr
lH pf,ssru, bic 3siiuns BON BEN ppfamt al.
iuboIsn, an mslHes fe abre(trt Ia, 70 fnb Rt
StrantpprtIitS, bic ibrs Rs&nuns bstablt unb
bic !3eituue abbsfsat iff.
1. Dsnn abpnnenisn BON dnsm wsfam,
str,isbsn, pbns ben psraussster ~ bena&ri&.
tietn, unb bic 9Htuns pirb ipsiiu babin Ct
fantt, 70 fnS fs flu ben ssusn 8stras ssr'
antpertli&.
S. Die @eri&is babsn snil&isbsn, bab bic
@eissruns. sins befsllte 3situne Ssn hn wpR
abjubplen, Gin 8trtis bfs ssrlu&tsH Btirues
unb irafboi 2.
6. BtaapIsn Mbpnnsnttn I'm Boraus, 70 IL
70 .1rs pai&t mad Mbiauf ter 3eit Ra3ri&i
- esbtn, bab FL bic 3uknbuus ni&t frnsr
ninf&tuj anbtrnfdlls faun Der ptrausgtbtr
bic 3eitung ipfiter ftnbsn unb Der absnntnt II
baftbar, be CT f&riftIit bas Glatt abbsiftli
unb alt @idfdnbs bs,nbli finb.
7. Tit nsusRtn Tofssfsst Snffstn sab
Gin 4uausesbsr iresnb Seranben ptssn Bs.
TRUCE btanstn fann, brr cine 3tuns bait
unb bic 3abuns serwlistrt. unir bitiem
@siss iann Gin Mann, Der cine 3situne lam
etrt 3sit annimmt, pbnt bafiir tn bttabltns
unb Sann ben Ssrausssbsr burt ben pcifmti-
fer bsna6ribtissn ldbt, bab iis surldsspifit.n
(reiusej) iti, ssrbaitst unb btfraft pfrbfn To
ruItlbsn Wsils, pit pssen DisbfabIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Die lutbertfd1e Rtrdbe.

9ie Iutberiide 8irds in bisiem 2anbe
1T isst boppeIt 10 itarf, aIs bor II
Sabren. Das bat iie Der ,ablreiden
ginpanberuns aus Deutidlano, S1ipes
ben, Noripesen, Sinnlanb, Deiterreid
unb llnsarn au berbanfen. Sic 3dbIt
81 Spnoben, 5O28 Baitoren, 1888 @s.
msinben unb 1,l87. .854 eripadiene
Mhslisber; % tbeoI. Seminare, &c
Colleges, 35 @aifenbduier unb "a
tirdlide 8ldtter, 279O @emeinbsi1u.
len, 2454 2ebrer, ll7,777 Sddler,
3748 SonntasSidulen, 39,l83 2ebrer
unb 358,l78 S9dIer.
Had elmer pom Geniusamt berDffent.
lidten Staiiitif iiber bic lutberilbe
&irHe in ben Ser. Staaten sisbt es
insgeiammt 1927 Orsaniiationen nit
einem 8ermbsen bon $34, ,2l8, ,234 unb
l, 1875, ,5l4 @emeinbemitsliebern. Muf
ben Berbanb Der beutlhen 2lugsburgsr
Spnobe entfaaen % 8smeinben nit
einem Serm6sen bon Sill ,060 unb
70l0 MitsIiebern. Die meilten 2utb.
sransr siebt es i'm Staate pennipl.
pania. Sc sebbren l98,997 @emeins
bemitsIiebsr 3u Spnoben, bic nur bic
ensIiide Sprade i'm @ottesbienit ses
brau6en, 232, ,5l2 seb6ren su SpnOoen,
in benen ensIii4 unb beutid seprsbist
tpirb unb 454, ,005 sebDren au Spnoben,
bic gang ober bauptiddlid oeutid iinb.
Serner iinb l20.l54 2utberaner nors
tpesifder, $500 idipebiider, 1854
bdnif6er, 1891 isldnbiider, 1885 fin.
niider Mbfunft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Senti9e Mtekgerei
bon
SaSpar SennD,
nabe Bird Strase,
go. 4l6 Siib @aibinston apenue.

Jfo. 4I6 CUB Waibln8ton Nbenue.
Vile 8Ieiidiorten bon Der beiten 0uaIitdt
uno tets friit; oessleiden Die idmadbafts.
iten Biirite ie0er Mrt.
Die befen Sdinfen nns Elm aus9e5eidnetss
Corn Beef nno bas feinfe 96delfeiid itets
in grober auspabl.
Beitellun8en per Poit weroen prompt aus.
gefibrt nno gu einem 8eiude oes @eiddfiss
freunolidft eingelaoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Die
". st . bimfom
0ierbrQuerfi,

gde gebar Ipenue unb 9lIber Gtrabe,
GmpFebIt ibr auSseseidnetes Sabris
FAT ben perebrten Wirtben befenS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
2pfaIe eft33en.
Sir bas Scranton WO&sntIatr bsartsitst sOn s. B.
8ortftsuus.)

Gin gRam uurbe bier s4s erSHn unb g. g. Sopsa ben ts
8tmfr Inter ben beanen anberen pomfn mir ben
Neranen 9enp Son nelr aud ber ee nbmar 9unmore
g'n feineS Sdubaus ipar berets 1926 erbau porben
Dumore, bur1 n 3d. Drnf gbren ensen Serbs Dunm
Benannt rbe TO- Ip 1862 Tbn oons un SranOn
ala Borough forpt GaIbn gum glrsesr epab
Sn 1868 anb 1879 te 8u4e unb in 1874 Souls nn 8ds
meifer
1bee Dunmo g. bic dR @arb, Fnb 70 no init eaantOn
Dsrtuadn ano eefda anb a sS an8spen, bab
anneration beieIben cine Srase bet 3et 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Sibieite Mm3ei9en.
Stephan Gutheinz,
; temtiherMet0er

spifGen Mlbsr unb 5idorY Straben, empFsblt
etnem perebrten publifum ftin @eftdft auf's
Bette. 8leif4 ieber Art ltefsre Id Gum biats-
fen preife unb In better 0ualitGt, unt ma&t
Id iberaus auf bic Don mir 3ubsreittitn Dor
,hsli&tn Bfrft aufmertiam.
Telepbons8e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Sros fur Masenleisense.

WanGem MasenIeibenbsn bsfommt
na9 foIsenbem @esept sebadenes Brob
febr gut Gin 8int @rabam WebI, !
IbeelbffeI Soba in IaRsnfopf boil
Ssfe einseriibrt, unb cine Taiie MoIais
iss. Dieies bann nit senus iparmsm
@aHer auiammenseriibrt. 70 bab Der
Tsis ettpas bdnner tpirb ais seip0bnlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
Mu 0enti6e Wereiue.

Die bsutiten Sereine Der Stabt scranton
iperpen barauf aufmerfIam ssma6t, baB bic
arieser. .8aub jsperseit fir Bale, pic Riss
unb parassn snsasirt msrbsn fam. MuGi
gut unb 3u niserislfen prsiisn. anmeIbunsfn
au MAIDEN bel 9sacer ausuif Dunntmann,
926 Glm Strabe; cber bel Sauptmann 8ranf
MSlsr pom arieser- gerein, 1903 YrOsput
Apenus. 29,6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

8Ieibersiftunsen. bic 70 bdufs bel
S&riftfebsrn, Nnitreidern &c. in ses
fdbrIidfer Weiie auftreten, ioqten iols
DE 2eute SerunIafien, itetS Bel Inter.
bre6uns ber Mrbeit, unb namentIid
Dor ben WabIaeiten, ibre Sdnbs nit
tpeiniaurem 9lmmoniaf su reinigen,
tpeI&es bas- -duBerIi4 baftenbe 8lsi gut
bsieitist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
XVII.
Staot.Sraanil lationen.

@ sS bic a e. fur @ saS
s as 5 as @ s ss s as a
benz @aass @ no s5S gm;n sssssa rssn a%
S ss ss s. Sas s a'asss a % as ss
sss % Ss1 an t. 5 @ s s s" sss VI 5 " @ M
s sS @ ss 5 aas Sans s e sat @ a as%
s n Gs a;sn ss @ ,Ss s 8 IT, sS ss
s1isros sas Suas 9ass smmon as ssi
aasmsnsn easssisss orsss Sic gsasr parsn sr asbn
@ sss sss S sm ss 5 se ss ar 1889 sst ss. s
1882 aem Son ses samss ausssn 1865 $ 90 erss 1856
NOD sS ss sss% ais @
pbiip Bsi9eI, Sames Uuain unb syobn Sblsr
risoeasater bon Saanicn arn 1856 &C. Benjamin 1856
% essne sss 1882 % as 1885, $685. sss. s
ss% s 1866 sss Ss s 1885, Vss is'ss Ss
.as P r De Re @ 81 s: s Ssnsn ann
esssr sshssn sss Drssn s5 smmsn aesss. en
aas sss ssasns ssssa sa
ss' ss sa sf IT. | s % ss% sa"s' u ".' '
% s ssS a asss ss" s sn :$ 81 % 5 s 1851 % ssa
@ren 9tibee nod ndt m StubtSsrbanb.
] 's @ a% S s s"; ss aS % 9' sis IS 5 e:s
gps 3d. sai@naesI g. gSuas bsn eoune Ssni
&eSmns unb SObn Msiun parsn eoniabls '''
9s sas i g"sss 5 1859 . ssn
Rsr unb aobsr Ueamns sabten su sisan SsusrIsun
e Npun euer eo (nt Der SanoprB Nan Au uer So
ben 1858 orSanfr..
Sobm 8rn superintendent b.r 8 g. 49, Co. unp eam @rfn
be1en Saupt&reber
Ds mldri SpisI ~ube ion OaaIs ssm mfanss brisbsn
saIsr mar ar auserne Gounp s$ss bic Brigade
Der 9isiSn tse snsmp NOR nuaiermE etr aObnion 8at
mhr anb Or 2boop Sabsar Ds anben Dhse Obf So
9as Dbsrlsatnant gtsr guasl @aior 9aee nn abatant
Son Gaep IS banbn aS drorsaniaon bic 2adaanna 8ues
aadapanna SdS 0Ontsomsrp GUARDS unt bic Sdasnsarbs
4rdfben Der Saanton Sas 98aer o s. SCRANTON Dref
pasn a g. gsp Sam. ebsrpOOb, O. &odpea, 5bos Ddn
unb SameS GrhbaIb
De nsisen ganfntue bic Geo. eanbsrn 60.
aRaiOn. WepIsr Co.
9e sb sabs piesebn e bier @pbn ntsr oen aobsd)
usunsebn ISpofaten.
Cine arauere beonb Spbe 9af 8erbraursi
Mpenus (9bl &obinion, ir).
Ds enisn 8abnats bic 0oftorn Gbttbsn unS MOrsan
Die 9p Somab @rpreb befanb fd benz poamt b n Suqer
mar Der Mssn O Maab Der Seieen mar bre nsm Der pubcan,
bic tasli9e ,,NstpS" unb Der Democrat.
gu NOR a8rtb beS Bsomns Sos Soc ob fGtrte oa
SauS Gr 8enner mo Sam Dretp paen BETTER 2efdaen
Sc whaft betrdbenb ieben nie unse Senenmann
rn eranm breBt8 Sn bat Gnn pe
sbema bic ids Der Sa Ieetsn unb treenb iast Der Dd
Bo fnb bic stats bic RHrmtm
nnb bimmdbc& bic fpln plane Himkn?
Drt bn Ghfsmmn ha@sn Rabtn: -yYsrabn!"
@O Iub bic Sbarn,
Die 9ie lGwur
eds Hifra jsn piRrm Gypunm .8srss.u~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

na- 8eitelt bas ,,@odenbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04
1ranf Stetter, IT,,
6otel nnO Sdderei,
Mainffrafie. 6nbe Narf, Na.

Barme unb taIts Speiien fno su ieosr Ga.
sesjeit ju baben. Strides Eager itets an
Bapf Goiuie @eine. 9iquore uno gisarreu.'
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoene Baderei
Iiefert elm por3igIides Badmsrf. unb tperoen
aae Beitsqunsen prompt uno billig beiorgt.
6raut Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

@n. 4rDifel,
beitticberM et0er, ,

Ills Sadion Strabe,
liefsrt bic feinitsn 8irfte in Sboe Warf. unb
ebeuio aIls Sorten friidss uno einsepodeItes
Gleild. @audleiid u. (. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

Die gOrousbs Scanton, Ss garf opne
1866 as @p Scranton" fonoIbt mb bic enbn
gaser g Dr. Sa Mssiaa Better aaan s$ssi5s Ssr yases
Samss MabOn gOssdsf g. gapo Bartlett eOunpa, gbwarb g.
g8iqarb.
Das Istorm bs unspalat umfabte 9I Uen fdn Den
Nuabrat pane een &resne 500 Sraben bic
gammane 100 Den ba Die Sab anfanss sp gabs
nsb Die Stabtabe burd e elm Select @ounI Dslb
Common GouudI Mitsieber repraientrt waren
Ser m Stabratb bsRanb cssnbsn reipettbn
g8arbs
Select Council, Or. Senrp 8oberts Q, s. Q. Uab g.. g. g.
Dram A. g. SebenS; s.. g. Semans; g. parid Mabon T., g.
Genn; e. SbopIanb; g. Mfreb Sanb 1O Uorib Ibau H.
Satob RoOn 49, Darts wIpm e&re br 8Dpedaf GbuarS
q. Diqarb.
eOune-1 George GriHin $. D. Gilman o. 9aSiO G.
gSans g. @eSbss g. g. aasb aarsnes 3OOmp H. qua en.s
Samss gsan H. s. So Station Sobn 8ab g., opb s. dnfr.
g8m Council 81 g. s. Sun CHARLES S&Idsr 1o @bm 8od oiepb
efbaur H.. George amann Sobn atter 49, U9asI Gorbe
Sobm gsaIb Sdribsr 10 @bas DuIont Bred.
Npors waren mad Gill; 9te enfoIse
g8aiam g. MonieS, M %. 9ofmS 81 g. Wc9un g. Bopbsrp b a
srpabD s. u. Seamfb, esra s. RippIe. Sobn $. SsaOps
CGotfsun fost)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-04

,,Gussnia's Gsttimnib Der SdSnbsir II
Feline Garbs pbsr 8lst6e, uup matt bic 5aut
slaRiI1, psi1 uab roiis, tpts bic sinss ainbss ;
ST. ,IiirfilGe Hoisnblattsr," un,erifUrbarsr
Iint fir eippsn unb @sii&t fsin mic cine
ebsn trbliibt RoIe; prsis 81 LOO unb $50.
,,Gcsmetilht Wasffn" psrbtHrn unb str-
lhDnnn ben 5siut; prsis 50 NIT !3ubsbSr.
,,Nnbedtrtts Muburninr" 3ur eploriruns irs-
snb sints stblsiditn pefr eraaen baarfs gum
biibIGtltsn titianilGsn Hctb, stru6lps, aus
bauernb unb barnlps. 81. yAmnla" srtfrni
ppftip S5ledex une Sommeriprpltn 81 unp
So. ,,Nlama Dura" IN Der tinjiss GalitnSfr.
tiger, ben Msr,ts tmpffbIsn, 81. uRusma"
IN Gin icfprt ipirftnbtr PaarstrifSrer, 81 10.
,,Oeulint," tas srobs @sriaSarunssmittsI
fiji Mugen, 81. Gau be Quinine 2onie, btr
srsbs Saar,Grstussr; f&iiyt has paar s0r BEN
Musfaasn. ST.
& eenp'6
"Skeleton Bangs aus natiirlibsm paars
anssfsrtigt, ftbfrltiGt natursttrtu unb bubI&,
INNER In Orbnuns, BON 50 aufparts.
3vpft In alien 3aarfarbtn, srfit QuaIitSt,
pun SIS aufwarts /; ltpeits Auatitdt, pon 81
aufmaris. l6,3m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-30
NEW TAXES ON Il1MIGRA TIoN
SO TO s. . Hundred Immigrants mt Ellis
Island and 0e at Quarantine.

Assistant Secretary Nettleton OF tho Treas
ury Department. In charge OF immigration
matters. was In New York on March H. At
| that time he Ind extended conferences with q
number OF the New York agents for the ocean
| steamship lines. AS result OF those con-
feronces majority OF the steamship agents
| hive sent a letter to Secretary Foster. declar-
! ing that ut the suggestion OF the Hon. A. B.
Nettlcton " they are ready to pay to the immi-
| grafton fund SO for every 100 immigrants.
or part thereof. and S. for every additional
100 immigrants. or part thereof. who are
taken from their steamships by tho Ellis
Island officials between the hours OF 2:3O and
| $3.50 In the afternoon. In tho words Of the
| combined letter to the Secretary:
IF the steamship docks after 2:30 p. NJ. or
| before 5:30 p NJ. her company may have the
| privilege OF landing her Immigrant passen-
gers on the same day. by paying. for the extra
work and time Of the landing officials at Ellis
Island. necessary to examine and transfer said
passengers on that day." the amount OF money
specified above
Some of the steamship agents refused to nc-
cept the suggestion OF Gen. Nettleton. and
they refused to sign the letter to the Secretary.
cents. and that the immigrant officials on Ellis
They say that the suggestion has been ac:.
cepted by the steamship agents who signed
mo letteT 10 the SECRETARY UecuuSe tiltS uOI
dare to refuse to accept It.. The Immigration
Bureau, by delays and other hindrancos. can
spy G hey n say ha he
5000 which was taken from the head tax
said, some of the agents, have refused point
blank to contribute the additional tax to Al up
the hole In the head money made under Gen
Nettietons administration.
It was also learned that several days ',a age
the 81 g.
the National line. who was Chairman, of tho
Fortmann "" Of the Bordeaux lux Inc the White
Cross line. and the Gompagnio Rationale do
". H. Schott French line: Andrew NJ. Under
hill. tiuion line: f. l.. Boas. Hamburg Ameri-
and +. F. virgin Imam S" and Rcd Star lines s
Samuel Van praaG. NavGazione Generate ltal-
n G " H. Jandsn Tooln Eoyn Sshsi
lands lands 5 $. Cortis. White Star line. and DIR.
then explained thar at present there was only
one small tug for boHrTng pIrro osss at At, the
pairs . he said There was u lii before til.
LEGISLATURE at Albany he added to apprsopIrii,;
ate Ir Tues M S
extra EXPENSES OF running the new boat. The
which includes an additional deputy ut s.. 700
The a agents If the
Hurst, a resolution was adopted pledging
those present to pay DR.. Jenkins S2 per hun
ton Of them. Nearly 40O.OOO immigrants
landed in New, fork last year. At 81 a hun
dred this would furnish the amount which DIR.
shin agents also refused to so into this COM
bine.
Dr. Jenkins said last night that the object OF
the assessment was to secure means to pro-
vide better facilities tor the inspection ofim-
panes were satisfied to pay the. tax because
they would be greatly benefited. A bill is to
be introduced in Albany. he sud to make the
charge legal
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A Mystery Explained.

BANGOR. March 2o.-It is believed that a
Waterville mystery OF many years standing
has been cleared up by information from Cali
fornia. About fifty years ago V. p. Coolidge q
young doctor. settled in Waterville. and in
1S4S he was tried. convicted. and sent to the
State prison for life for the murder of an init
mate friend Edward Matthews. 1t appeared
from the testimony that Coolidge had lost
large sums of money in gambling: that hs
had applied to Matthews for aid, that the lat
ter had procured the amount asked for from
his uncle. and that Coolidge had poisoned his
friend and stolen the money that he might
have had as a loan. Soon after he was sent to
prison it was announced that Coolidge had
committed suicide in his cell. but many
people. who had known him failed to
recognize the body shown as his. and suspect
cion was greatly strengthened when. shortly
nftcrward. tho prison physician married Coo
lidge's pretty sister. put no Investigation was
week l.. 4. BoothLy OF Wntcrville received n
newspaper md lettcr from Sonora, Cal. with
the news that Coolidge had died aud been
buried there and that he was recognized soon
excitement. by Mrs Richard Parker. formerly
OF Dover. Me. who kept the secret Of his den-
tity and his crime until he was beyond the
reach Of the law.
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Funeral of Capt. Beatty.

The Park Commissioners. clerks OF the de-
partment. and representatives OF city offices
attended the funeral of Capt Thomas Beatty OF
tho Park police yesterday morning from st.
I.awrence's Church. Eighty-fourth street and
Park avenue. At 10 O'Clock the funeral pro-
cession started from the residence OF Capt
Beatys family. at 10 East Eighticth street. at
its head the mounted squad OF twenty men
under command Of Sergeant McKenna. Then
followed u battalion OF four companies, Ser
grants Ferris Mulholland. England. and
RounLsmnn Morgan being at the head Of tho
Flock was at the head Of the cort6gn.
The PAL bearers wer: Sergeant Meany Ser
Dillon. McGorigal. Dolnn. Driscoll. and Wal
lace. and Patrolmnn James Whnlcn. In tho
Dana. Strnus. and Happen. observation-disclosures
salem II. Wales RnhL. and Crimlmins. Joseph
II. Marsh Commissioner of Charities, Edwar,i
{; Shcehy. Henry r. l'eekmni,;, and Deputy
Sheriff Lawrence Dclmour The interment
WAS In Calvary,
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SAYS SULLTYAN BRFBED HIN.
A New Phase 81 the Harrity-GuTy Fight
In Pennsylvania.

New Phase 81 the H.rrity.6uTy Fight
In Hennsylvnnla.
PITTSBURGH. March 2a-ATichael Manks to.
day went before George X. Boutwell,. Mayors
Clerk in Allegheny and u notary public. and
made affidavit to the effect that on
March II John Sullivan. pronounced
Cleveland man. approached him and for
a consideration induced him to transfer to
Sullivan his credentials as n delegate to tho
Second Legislative District Convention which
was held in Allegheny City Hall on Tuesday
evening. March ~. It was announced to-.
night that Sullivan would be arrested to-
morrow.
The affidavit made by Marks grew out Of the
fight for national delegates between the Harri-
ty and Gnfry factions Of the Democratic party
in til. Twenty-third Congressional district.
Marks was running as a delegate In the inter-
est OF the Guffy wing Of the party. while Sulli-
yam was running for the Harrity element.
Marks won hy six votes.
Both Harrity and Guify want to be on the
National Committee. in place OF W. L. Scott.
The Guffy men are now going to make con-
test. alleging Irregularities and bribery by the
Harrity faction. When Sullivan was asked to
explain how he secured the credentials from
Mr. Marks. he replied that he had been doing
some fine detective work. and got the creden-
tiais in proper way.