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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
LIVE CHIChENS is SOUUENIRS.
APPROPRIATE MEMENTOs OF TIE POULTRY AND
PIGEON SHOW.

APPROPRIATE MEMENTOs OF TIE POULTRY AND
PIGEON SHOW.
Dozen, OF live fowls were given away last night as
souvenir, when thu third annual exhibition OF the New
York Poultry and Pigeon Association was closed. \
pair OF big chickens is not the most portable souvenir
in the world. and the people who received them gener-
ally did not attempt to take home the mementos
which the exhibitor, gave them. The greater part
Of birds were shipped friends Of the new owners
living I'm the country. pair Of big COchins or
lively bantam cockerei thrves better in suburban
home than in a city fiat.
Among those who rec lived souvenirs were Miss
Polly Wilson, MctlIchen, y. j., one pair Of Buff
CCchins; Miss VI. l. jackson, Bathgatc-ave NcwYorii.
one pair of Jacobns; Mrs. H. +. Riley, No. 2:2 West
Thirtyninth st.. pair OF game banams Mrs. H. J.
Lppincoit. No. 2sl Ffthavc.. chicks, Mrs Brlen,
No. 100 East Eighty -eightlrst, one pair OF chicks.
Mi,, J. Graves. rlainneld " j.. set oil Red Cap
eggs; Mrs. J. b. Briggs y. ~; one set pf chicks;
Miss a. ID. Buchanan, F0rlham, y. y, one pair of
golden Wyandottas; Mrs A. i. Pond, No 10 East
Thirty fourthst, barred Plymouth Rock co ,kere
Mrs. L. jogardus. Fordham y. y, one pair Of bur
LeghornS: MIS-. VI. Pulsifer. NO. 124 Vest seventy
ninthst. one poir Of pheasants Mrs. l.. Iowclls,
No. 25G West Forty third pair of Indian emes;
Miss X. VI. stone, No. ,G5s Madisonave pair Of
golden Wyandottes: Miss H. F.. Gelston, No. $40 Madi
son-ave.. one pair Of Brahnas Mrs. A. DrIry. No. ~
f1fth-ave. pair OF Langshans: Mrs Charles Wal
lack, No. III West Ninety -hfthst., one set Of
Mlnorca eggs Miss Edna Teift. No. % Et,t sixty
fourtll-st., one pair Of game bantams; Mrs j. a.
Mann, Park Avenue Hotel, one pair Of Plymouth
Rocks; Mrs Louis horton, Ne'y.IIaven, Conn.
pair Of Pehin ducks.
The feature OF yesterday a display OF hOmng
pigeons. There were exhibited the birds George W.
Child,. Public Ledger :. .. Perry and St Thomas.
with their mates. These birds hold the highest
record for long.disance flying. 52j miles In II hours
and - minutes. They belong 10 the Royal Blue
Line lofts Of Theodore r. Green, Of Woodbury., y. J.
The celebrated Dufer. pigeon belonging to l.. W.
bpangchl Of Brooklyn. which makes journeys Of 800
miles was ALSO on exhibition.
The executive committee ~ thcNewl Ork Poultry
and I1geon Association, hHs not decided upon the
date Of the next show The stockholders say that the
one just closed was a success financially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
REPRESENTATIVES, IN KINGS COUNTY.

THE REPUBLICAN, EXEcU1VE COMM IT'LL fol'
TIE COMING YEAR ANNOUNCED
Tho Kings County Republican General committee
dcussed the question of reorganization by eec'Ioil
dstricts at ,he February meeting in the Criterion Inc
otro prooldyn last evening Joseph benjamin gave
noticc that he would move at the HeXt messing 10
oneud the bylaws 50 TO provide for equal reprc-
senaton BY wards In the General Com"Vuce' am
that Uerc shall BE organization IN each ei'o'''
district BENJAMIN r. Blair moved inc Ieic'
ence of the matter to committee Oh n"o
IN report. next year. After some discus'ioh
n, Rlair withdrew the provision to report hoA' ''
I'm, inclnded in the motion the direction that hS com
ttee should favor reorganization. In this S'fApe ''
matter WINS voted upon, with snoStahui hs'''''
I'm favor Of IT, ,x.
Tn. committee was appointed "a foAo"S' 'o"Pi
pni.uin r. F. Blair NJ. J. Dady, W. H. QUINN u d.
,,.on = n Field g. f. Elliott Jacob Worth I. r.
I,,ou d 4 Baldwin W. G. Trcdwell, ], r. Fscher'
>, n willis Robert sharlley and W. II. y. CadtiiuS
" W. Goodrich, chairman OF the "e"eidi 'o''
was added 20 the committee $500 .a.
rre Executive Committee for the coming year was
cod as follows First Ward. r. b. WINS; second
.,,.od r wilson; Third, Michael J. Dady FOURTH
Iames W. Dlrkett Fifth, W. j. bu'tlhs e'"u,' :, y
Jam" jain. seventh James VI. Fuller; Eighth W II. \:
n LUTTE sinh W. H. Quinn Tenth, JACOB Iiennes !.
OautI i j. sohlusser: Twelfth. james 9on n,h
Eics,nth H. H. Leaycraft Fourteenth, a. IL, hootn
fifteenth r. NJ johnson 9dss EiSh,c.n3 Dr. Henry
TSte,eenth Jacob Worth: Twentieth H. D-wl'
,niawlton Twenty first f. schroede. paIdyt2 Twen
orDe buchanan Twenty thru, ", - D" sh,r,.r
ty-foiitn wv, m l. r. Fischer flatbush, W. Ryan Ne"
I'M r. H. Sedgwick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 8 (specialD.-There was panic here
to-day among grain and provision spectators over
the threatened antl-Option legislation proposed by
Congress- The alarm was started by tile announces
ment by President lamil Just back from Washington
That the AnOption bill certain TO pass the House
and could only be defeated in the Senate. The effect
on wheat corn oats and provision bulls was distress
ing Wheat dropped cents on the regular board.
then dropped cents additional on the curb All the
The day sold nj OIL IS IL closed at 80 5s Al night
on the curb II was offered at - "a cents. The tnnOe
was begun BY the unloading OF long wheat by certain lm'
nortant holders Linn and Kent nmong the NUMBER
These were fearful that smaller holders would
.fnmpede and that commission men in their anxiety
70 clean up would precipnte panic. The selling
by these big longs had bary begun before small
sized panic was actually under way. All the ordinary
innuercc, were ignored after the first hour There
was a decrease passage Of $1,000 bushels there
was a decrease IN the English visible Of 223 900
bushes there were light Northwestern receipts. New
York reported considerable export business with
Lisbon, and Detroit reported round lot taken LOT
exDort on the ether hand, Continental cables Wer?
lower Paris denied the French damage report, ana
Austria reported the crop prospects good. Corn tos
lowed wheat NAV opened at AZ o8 cents. ana cosch 40
A T.sc The receipts were 1853 ears the estimate
for Wednesday 100 Oats declined lie cent lTo-
visions opened strong bull news from the yaNs.
mt Armour was free seller. aud the provision efowa
did not escape the excitement concerning me anu
option legislation. May. pork. SOLO between IT,
and 81 o. and closed at al 81 NAV lard between
S0 90 and s6 10. and closed at So ~; NAY nos oe-
tween e6 20 and rs 10, and closed az 90 ~ inerS
were $4,000 hogs the estimate FOR wednesday "as
% 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
DFcrryING REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

Syracuse. Feb. s. SPECIALIZATION j. Halloch. who
filed ont George CottOns term County Clerk tired
a hold game at the Sonna town election to-day. The
polls had been open only q few minutes when hhlloeK
appeared with a number Of law books and read tho
section relating general elections and asserted that
the ballots we're not properly Endorsed. The III
spectors thinking he knew something about It, closed
the polls aud cent 10 this city for Judge Norhrip's
op,nion The Judge referred them 10 the section re-
lating TO town and village elections which provides
that the ballot shall bear the simple Endorsements
Town." besides the number of the ballot Hallock
neglected TO reud this section. Many Of the Repnh
leans Of the town live al distance from the polling
place and about forty Of them were present whs ne.
and although he succeeded In stopping the election
for an hour and half he did not succeed In reducing
the nuhiser OF Republican votes
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MAK1NG rnoL.nIE rnn rnE CENrRAL.

WatertOwn. y. Y. Feb. 0.--GcOrre Is. Phelps, OF
this city, has begun action against the Carthage.
Watcrtown aud Sachctts larhor Railroad Company to
set aside the recently made In favor Oh
the New York Guarantee and Indemnity Company FOR
1900 600 upon the ground that the proper consents
OF stockholders Of the railroad company had never been
owen to the execution OF the mortgage. This Il one
of many actions 10 the contest waEng between III,
New York Central lessee OF the Il. ". and O. and
is leased lines, and the director Of the e. W and = H.
road
The Central il endeavoring 10 get full control OF the
road which runs from Sacke'rs inrhor To carthage.
I'll, Celtral offered to take the road on guarantee
Of three and n half per cent The offer was not
sati, factory Tie &. W and = H. people have sue
cccdcd in finding new bonds TO pay of the mortgage
held by the Central bank. 100000 The Lincoln
Bank declined Ia receive the money on certain leS'l
tcchnicalitics Judge william, issued an order a b.
clarng that the tender was sufficient. stopping the
interest, amounting to pl0 day II then ened AZ
n the WAY had been cleared for the new MORTGAGE ana
a rcnewa OF negotiations for bctt'r guarantee NOM
thc Central when THIS latest suit appeared To ana
further complications to the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

,,.,o,,I Conn. Feb. 0.-The senate met az oi'
and Immediately took a recess I'LL : oolo'h' =,
- - s.ion of the senate was expected Dut 1t = '"'
,ba, word reached the majority Of ire h,uo" VI e-'
p~nnbcnn and the recess was ,atn Wow D con- Of
i,spr ,he ndvl.ablty OF change Of pan ~ we" VI
,no probable action of the House On onsnonaI
INC no;, ND tie seymour bill for ools''u'o
senate Mr. seymour spoke at length pointing
oUt ne needs Of constitutional reform me' b, !"
out s "p on the BILL resolution was introduced oy
, w Cleveland for sine die adjournment. ac,"nrooa
S ns' notion laid on the table and the Se""'s '1'
"n,n 10 morrow at IL 80 O'clock uoa 70 o,,sr
rho House OF Representatives was t tsn co Of the
ot . o'clock The first business was ' months, sd.
oil ON the pending resolution '''' WV
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HOPE OF OFFICE oUIEs MR.. scIiEU.

Buffalo, Feb. (spccial.-AppcaTances indicate that
tbe UIlI men are getting frightened. Last AN
Aurustus F. Scheu headed the antceecoen revolt
against ehe~hans hgh-handed machine method III TINS
city lie had all the Cleveland men behind him. bnt
they were counted out at the caucuses Scheu walNn
TO be Democratic state Committeeman and SAID Sheehhh
had promised to him The place. When the tine came
Sheehan said no, and scheu was angry "re"t ""7
the surprise when scheu and the Lieutenant
uere seen hobnobbing together saturday In the
most earnest and friendly way and still greater Wheh
the statement was circulated day that tie Vafah'
state Railroad Commis onersp had been promised 10
scheu by h, old enemy apparently a. the price of MS
alIee1ance Scheu, Of course. denies TINS but "nrh
some one proposed last night TO add his name |" uic
committee OF 100 which is 70 be sent u ue Ioope!
Mon meeting by the Buffalo anti Hi men; poe',
was made it was declared that scheu had been he"r1
on SUNDAY 10 assert that TIE snap cONelloD "aS MI
RI cht and that 10 kicking shOud be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
GRAlN AND PRODCCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEAIURES OF NEW \ OHh DEALINGS
Early in the day there was a feeling of confidence
among the bulls on wheat who encouraged by
better accounts from abroad The amount on passage
TO Europe 541 bushels instead OF showing
the increase which had been expected Moreover,
the English visible supply showed decrease u
223,4G bushels and there was talk Of big export
buying Of spot lots. Foreigners were indifferent. Az
idVance of 1-2a.-s cent was ultimately scored ana
local shorts covered in liberal way: Weather re-
respecting the growing winter wheat crop were
nivoi able and the seaboard elearancei We're larger
private messages refutng the recent stories re9ardng
The crop damage there. Then came statement by
W %ey Of sy pat to the s o%r oae o This
produced CONSERVATION in the "bull' camp and Tho
il was very difficult TO determine. From the highest
points there wa, drop Of b. Is cents; 40 way az
S opd lien Went TO 81 90 7l6a 81 90 90 On the late
curb May offered at 9? 81 cents spot wIeas
took 10000 bushels and milers bought $4,000
the West on liberal receipts and better grading in
Chicago. coupled with weaker cables and the late
lower on nearby options and 3-sa3.s cent lower o.
S sn s eGsf aOSat and
Oats were duh and weak Options were peal 1 d,s
a aeta iG~ a cent oWeT Sut the trading light
Lard advanced 6G7 points early but subsequently,
S SaS passed the ' Iiese Of Represensve
were sales Of $50 tierces on the spot part being for
The final quotations we're as follows:
Whcat-February 81 O2 Is: March. 81 0o So; Nay
q, 90 SS. June 90 ia July. 81 1-2 cents.
Corn-Febrlary 40 Is; March, 40 81; May. 40 10:
'" UatsDFebruary, 35 81 March, SO a-s; May. 81 3a
cents 1900. 49,, 49,
The receipts Of grain and -four at NewYork, Bafi.
more Philadelphia and Boston reported Yesterday wee
bushels: oats 1879, s44 bushels: total grain 9s9osA
bushels; -four. 1921 packages At Chicago o. MI MI
bushels corn 400 1913 bushels oats. 2OI l9l bushess
total grain 73s, s9l bushels -four, 30o19 barrels
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FURS AND SKINS.
SUNDRIES.


NCTS-Peanuts steady a. 44c for fancy hand picked,
and 2GS4c for farmers Spanish sheled firm az 6c for
No l. and AZ Sc for No . Virginia No shelled dull ar
42c, and No at 2Rd2a.c. No important movement IN
hickory and prices nominal at 5Od75c per bush.
49, BEESWAX-Suppy light and prime stock firm at Esd
HCNEY-Extncted 7d7lac per ID comb honey
quoted at 9dl4c to color and style OF package, bus
there Is very little demand.
MAPLE SuGAI-Prine bricks quoted a. The and tub
stock at 1@d6c. Syrup quiet at 10d1jc per gal
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points IN and near the city
cans Of milk p cans OF condens ed milk.
and ia OF Pennsy lvania, PQughkeepsia
and Boston. "a of milk Susquehanna 2e6 cans Of
milk and Il OF LackawaDna, 2.125 OF
milk Il Of cream; New York Central and liar.
lem Use Of milk, 50 cans Of condensed milk and
cans OF cream New-Nork aud Northern. l0e0 OF
milk New. Haven and Hartford 92j Of milk On.
and Western. 2,3i3 Of milk and 90 OF
cream; West shore; 1915 cans OF milk 81 cans OF con-
densed milk and 20 OF cream New-iers,y Central.
2s5 cans o milk and 10 Of cream; and by mscel.
laneous short routes 500 OF milk and 80 cans Of
The total daily sIpllv has been 1895? Of
milk, OF condensed milk. and 322 Of cream.
The price pau Tor the surplus has been IL 80
can OF forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
REPUBLICANS TURN OFT AND VOTE
ELECTIONS FOR SUPERVISORS IN MANY COUNTIES

ihoN" REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Blnshamton, Feb. specan.-IIillism received n
severe setback at the polls tonight The Cleveland
men joined forces with the Republicans to defeat Hill,
supervisor scheme Thus the plan IN trade off Der,o
cratic Aldermen for Supervisors was defeated and
the entire ticket went to the wall OF the eleven
supervisors eight Republicans and two anti Hill
The county has gone scdly Republican and the Board
will be strongly Republican. The Hill men now have
knife In their sleeve for the Cevclsudite and there
Will be war at the Democratic caucuses 10 he held
tomorrow for delegates To the state Convention.
OweGo. Feb. o (Specal).-Tioca County, ut its town
meetings today elected nine Republican supervisors
and one Democrat. Last year the Board stood six
Republicans and four Democrats The Republicans
OF this county did not intend that .Ilil Board .
should be allowed to The votes in this county
next fall
waverly. Feb Cspccan-After a hard fought
battle the Republicans elect their Supervisor by so
majority.
Norwich, y. y, Feb. (spccian.-Returns from
throughout Chensngo County show large vote and
Republican gains. The Board of Supervisors will
stand Republicans. 10 Democrats. 8 a Republican
syracuse, Feb 9The election Of Supervisors in tho
nineteen towns Of onondnga County gives fifteen Re.
rnbllcans and four Democrats. The Supervisors from
;he fourteen wards or the city Of syracuse will be
-, Rochester \: T.. Feb. ".-The following super
seneca County RomniHs. Darwin Il. Kline Dcml;
Earick, Ogden Wheeler (Rep); Ovid. sanford Med
dick (Dem.I
Stenben Colnty-Bath. William H. Nichols rep.
The towns of Wheeler and Campbell elect Republicans
in place Of Democrats ard the Steuben Board will he
Republican.
Tompkins County-Ithaca. Titus (Repl reelected:
Ulysses. Camp (Rep); DRYDEN. Kennedy lRepD; Orr
ton. Rhoades RepJ: Dandy, TODD (Rep): Newhed.
Barley DEM: Enfield. Cox DEM; Lansing Meade
Rep. probably Caroline. Bull tDem)
Utica. Feb. 9.-Thc Herkmer County Board Of super
VsQrs will stand eleven Republicans and eight Demo
cgat Last year II was ten Democrats to nine Re
puhlcans.
The Republicans increase their majority in the Madi
son County BOaId 81 Supervisor.
Albany. Feb. D.--Rcurns from eight towns IN Scho-
baTe County give the Democrats Supervisors and
the Republicans one. In the six towns to hear from
the Republicans will probably secure two supervisors.
possibly three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

journment rule When the name Of Mr.. Bukely
(RepD. Of Fairfield reached, he read statement
explaining his vote against the proposed rule. The
roll call showed Whole number voting 30 necessary
for passage LOG yeas, 1870 nays. So The rule giving
the speaker in the absence of quorum. power to nd
joun the House for two months was therefore
adopted.
ference committee on the resolution declaring John
j. Phelan DEM cected secretary 81 state then radc
previou, action Of the House The vote on the Phcian
resolution stood Yeas. 100; nays. =. The llou'"
Therefore adhered IN It's former action that the senate
resolution declaring the election Of John j. Pheian
ought not to pas.
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THE HORSE SALE AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington KY, Feb. . rpecal).-Woodard %
shanllinS sac o. rOters to-day, while not equal 70
that Of yesterday. interesting ftty-fyc head
brought 562,0d5. IN average OF eliza. The highest
priced animal Position. n black hlly by Acolyto
dam santa Claus. 4. II. Moore. Of Philadelphia got
er for $1,000. The following horses sold for ~ 800
and over: Albert ;, by Wilkes Boy-Fndon. ~ ,725 ::
Red Queen, by Red Wilke>-Anica, 81 600 Masno by
onward Rachel Russell, $500; Norwich, by Norvnl
Julie !. $3.50; Divcrgo, by Dispntch-Iadv Lake.
- 300 sweetness. by ACasar-Gisau Bend, $3.50 :;
NhdeX, by Jay Bird-Renlsp. 81 500; Ncatwood, D.
Nutwood-Hora Norman, ~ 735; Time Medium, by
Happy Medium DEBORAH, S2.4O0.
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pkss Immediately following last weekly report the
market developed easier and sellers BEGAN 70
concessions on all grades. Seeing the downwar
uIlu't VI wy ouytis stopp.u 80
became very duh Up SATURDAY most grades had de-
cnod lc per H. and yesterday and to-day table sorts went
oil another cent the market ruling very quiet ana unsettled
TO-DAY operators look for still lower nGues before
the demand will improve much others tink that the
lighter receipt. which having ought TO cheek
tas decline Fancy Pennsylvania creamery Il not coming
foFV ard much faster than the trade can take ~
here and there a lot has be Obbct at ABOUT oOc IN
Egn settled Gle, and IL Is not easy TO DO much
wholesale business at that. Other Western eNtIds are
selling mainly Doc first, 26dSc ana seconds az 24f
%. June quiet and lower e. SCH Buyers are
turning little more attention to new STATE garry tubs
the improving quality making IL possible a. use some OF
them In the place OF Creamery; fancy hall tups from MI
new milk bring PC generally other grades range from
.OG-5c. old dairy IL slow and weaker OUTSIDE quoU
hecominc the asking than selling rats. All
being shaded rather than permit further accumulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
ClPUlTy C0YyLR LTKELY 10 DIE.

Captain William VI. Conner formerly of the 81.
James II liel and one 0i the best known uen on
the turf. + ~ the point Of death In hospital at
81. Louis. lie has been III for some months with
an affection of the liver. lie went TO the Hot Springs
In Arlsn,a, but II ia him little good His friends
adV he'd him to 20 10 the Mullanphy Hospital 10
BE- treated by tho specialists lie did this. but his
case wa, pronounced hopeless. He had serious
busIre.s troubles NJ the st. james Hotel. and tho
election II his wife from that hotel recently
the subject Of much comment In the papers Of this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
HEAVY FREIGHT TRAFFIC on TIE CENTRAL.

Lockport. y. v, Feb. t-peciaD.-Ihe present
freight blockade the IVES Division Of tile Cen
trel road has brought abont some changes In the
management. Assistant superintendent Charles h.
Roster Of Now York. has been put in charge Of the
passenger conductor engineers and crews, with head
quarters at Buffalo, while Assistant Superintendent
Henry Goud has taken the entire charge Of he freight
crews with headquarters at Rochester. superintend-
ent George ". burrows will have the general super
vision and manng cement OF this, the most extensive
and important division Of the Central Never in the
history OF this road has there been much freight TO
handle. The yards and accommOta ions have been
fourd inadequate, 10 store and the cars. The
var Fast Buffalo, East Rochester. Dewitt. Lyons
and 81 ,nson Bridge are all fn of freight cars, and
the accommodations arc taxed 10 the utmost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
rowN rLrcr1oNs on srArEN 1sLANn.

Town elections held Yesterday throughout Rchmnd
County carried four Of the hNe towns.
light poled and little interest was manifested.
except in the town OF We-hed, where the vote WIS about
evenly divided. The results were as follows;
Mortified Supervisor, J. Howard Van Name (Dcm) {;
Town Clerk, Andrew J. Hinton DEM Collector. Paul
Tourette. tDen); Justice Of Peace. George w.
Fisher tDem)
Castleon-Superyiscr Robert Moore (DeT); Assessor.
Jeremiah Connolly Dem Collector, Cornelius j. Lynch
(DcmD Justice, George Bowman (Dcm)
Middletosn-Supervisor. Julius Credo DEM; Town
Clerk. NJ. j. Donelly (Dem Justice, Michael Mciuir;
Dem: Assessor, p. j. Dunn (Dem) Collector, James
Oh son (Dcm)
southAeId- Supervisor Nathaniel Marsh (Dem); Town
Clerk John Witte (Demj Justice. John Ho"aH' Ar.
rDen): Assessor William Good (Dcm.) Coccto r. n al
tenmeer DEM
Neutrality-suspicious. Abram Cole (2ep); Town Clerk,
Cornelius Shea (Dem); Justice. George w. shuf"rnan
tRep): Assessor, Lyman G.. Webster Eep); Collector
James LafOrse (Rep)
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SoRTHwEsTERN EARNINGS FOR 1901.

Chicago Feb o-rhe Chicago AMI Northwestern
polrood has issued statement IL carninS' for The
year 1901 ID does not Include the earnings OF the
omaha or the Trans Nj ssouri lines, nor tile Income
from land sales. but only the Northwestern system
proper of ,273 miles against lbs miles for the
wear $500 The gross earnings were 3d.
3g5.7oc. M Increase Of Sl,225,'0o Inc expenses
were Sl9,122 c35 an increase OF foo-'i"-' ana inc
net earnings were sloe73loo' an increase OF So'"'-
a9o charges including sinking fund, amounted TO
se no ooo tnlance for stock S413f133: dividcpds.
50 AS. 500. leaving snrplu, of Sccs.32 an In
crnneo ~ al l11 The Increase was made entirely
during the latter half OF the year
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AZ FyO6MOUS SPOT On TIE SrN.

Lick Observatory Mt hamilton. Cal. Feb 0.-Those
who hrc interested In sun spots Will b. Able TO per
celye al cnorUors the suns face the pres mt
time. 1t can be- with the naked oya protected of
course by smoked glass
>pcctro,coplc copies that have been taken here Of
observation. OF the star that lately APPEARED
Chi Aurigae hardly satisfactory yet. but
Interesting