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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
G~REENvILLE

The Minkakwa Club held a meeting In tho
Ocean avenue clubhouse last evening. The
matters discussed were purely business ones.
Tonight at Bamber Hall the Young Mems
Citizens Association will meet and organize.
Robert Carey. Charles R. Burger, Frederick
young men are interested and will attend. The
association will begin its political work in the
coming campaign.
The Clio Cub will hold O reception at Orient
Hall, Orient and Jackson avenues, on Wednes-
day evening next. Fancy orders will be dis
tributed on that occasion Invitations are al
ready out for the affair.
The Greenvilie Y. N. c. A. will open its sea-
son of entertainment with the Fisk Jubilee
singers. 1t is probabls that this concert win
be held in soma churca. az the Y. M. C. A. hail
is not large enough to accommodate the crowd
which is expected to turn out to hear the
original FIsks. An attempt will be- made to
secure the Bergen Baptist Church for the con-
cert. This will help TO put the association on
lis feet again financially. unless the Greenville
Y. N. c. AS hoodoo, rain, puts in its appear
anca as usual.
The pavement on Danforth avenue near the
Old Bergen road still remains q menace to the
limbs of passers by. Although, out OF condition
ever since the big storm, the walk has never
been retaired. Il WAS torn up by the roots of
the old silver poplar tree, which was blown
down in that storm, carrying telephone and
telegraph wires at this point with it. The walk
is in a really wretchod condition and this is a
fHuch travelled portion Of the avenue.
Excavations arc being made for tho cellar of
H. RohGe's new fiat houss on Danforth avenue
near the Old Bergen road. From the shape OF
the trench the house Will be q large oua,
measuring some f5x75 feet in extent. The first
floor will contain stores TO be occupied by Nj.
Rohde's millinery establishment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26

for the ayes and nays:
Ayes-President Madden and Commits
sioners Somers, Voc and Cook.
Nay--Commissioner Dugan.
Committee on Printing and Stationery
presented the following:
Resolved, That $40 be paid to Jersey City
News for printing manuals.
$145. so to Albert Datz for stationery.
$213. IS to Albert DATE for stationery.
$14 to Albert DATE for books.
SO to Lizzie Woodcock for typewriting for
Office.
Charge printing and stationery.
Adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays:
Ayes-All the members of the Board, FIVE
in number.
AT this stage the privilege of the floor was
accorded to Mr.. Speer, who addressed the
Board in matter of removal of Erie Railroad
tracks which eneroach on streets, and also in
matter of fence encroachment on Tenth
street.
The Board on motion adjourned.
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

OFFICE OF NKw JERSEY STATE PRISON. TRENTON
NJ. j., September 18th, 1893
Pursuant to the provisions OF an Act entitled,
IAN act TO provide for the employment or the in
mates OF any prison. penitentiary, jail or public
institution located within this State,'
the mansging authorities of the New Jersey State
Prison hereby solicit proposals for the employ
ment OF the unemployed convicts contained there
In from. November LIST. 1893, In the manufacture Of
any article or articles for which she prison shops
are adapted. except such as ny law are prohibited
lFelt and SILK Hats, and those for which contracts
have been awarded, Hosiery, Shirts, Brushes,
Brush Blocks and Mats and Mating. and half the
number allowed by law on the manufacture Of
Shoes. Under the laws of the State OF New Jersey
but one hundred men can be employed In any one
industry.
The system Of working the prisoners Is known
as the -Piece Price Plan" that is, goods are manu-
faetured at . stated price per piece or for a given
quantity.
All goods manufactured in the prison must bs
stamped labeled or tagged. ("Manufactured in
the New Jersey State Prison y according to law.
The shops are built Of stone, commodious, well
lighted. heated and ventilated, and supplied with
motive power sufficient for all ordinary purposes.
Parties desiring to make proposals win be per-
mftted to visit and Inspect the shoes and facilities
upon application 10 the Principal Keeper, and full
printed specifications and conditions will be fur
nished. to applicants on and after Friday. Septem.
beS 18th. 1898.
Proposals will be received until twelve O'Clock
noon on MONDAY CTOBE 2ND, 1893 and opened
at twelve O'Clock noon on wednesday, october sth,
1898. when bidders are invited IL to be present.
The managing authorities Of the State Prison
reserve the right TO reject any and all bids which
In their judgment may not be considered for the
best interests Of the state.
JAMES II. SEYMOUR,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
HUDSON COUNTY PROHIBITION CON-
FENTION.

The Prohibition voters Ct Hudson County will
meet In mass conversation in Gospel Hah, No.
sos Newark avenue. Jersey City. at half past
seven P. NJ, Thursday, September 90, 1898, to
nominate (by petiticn) candidates for Sheriff
and Coroner.
AT the same time delegates from the eleven
Assembly districts VIII nominate Coy pmstttlon)
candidates for members of Assembly. To Sc
cure au official ballot about 100 signatures will
BIZ required to the petitions, and it is hoped that
at least that number OF Prohibition VOTERS will
intend the meeting. In order to facilitate the
work. Let every Prohibitionist be on hand to
do bis duty and manifest his loyalty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
HER PocKErBOoK RETURNED.

Mrs. M~econnekin Had Advertised Her
Loss In THE News
Mrs. Meconnekin of No. lis jackson
avenue lost a c~hatelaine purse containing
some valuable papers and a small
amount of cash. She was very much
worried over the loss of the papers as
they could not be replaced. She adver-
tised her loss iu THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
and to-day her purse aud its contents
were returned TO her. 1t was found at
Clinton and jackson avenues by a Mr..
Decker of No. 81 Jackson avenue. Mr..
Decker reads The NEWS and saw Mrs.
Meconnekin's advertisement.
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O~oRPoRATIoN NOTICE.
CoNvERs & KIRI.IN.
Proctor for Liballant.

Motto Is hereby givea that on thu l2th day OF
September. 1898. the Commissioners of Assessment
filed In the office of the CLERK OF the Board of Str ct
and Water commissioners theIf hual assessment,
interest and scnedal, for the construction ola
sewer in
VIRGINIA AVENUE,
from Jackson avenue to Bergen sven lie, and thu
same is now open to public inspection In ths
Office OF the Clerk of SAID BOARD.
And notica Is ais, given thar the folio ing.
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
areincluded in said assessment.
,virginia aveauc rom Bergen avenue to a point
about 1.0f etwest of Jacksoa avenue.
Bernins Court for its entire length.
and that. the 23rd day of october, 1893, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. and the meeting room or the Board
OF Street and Water Co nm'ssioners are hereby
fixed as the time and ptac. wn-p AID whore tue
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners will
meet To hear, consider anu aijadisAte upon ali
OBJECTIONS 10 said as esSment AMI report.
all objections tnereto must he presented 10
writing.
By,osder Of the Board OF Street. ami Water jpn
mi sianers.
Da. ed. Jersey City. Sept, q. 1913,
GhoNGE T. BoUToN.
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RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
On ana after September 18th, 1903. trains wi
leave JERSEY CITY as follows =

On ana after September 18th. 1903. trains win
leave JERSEY CITY as follows
sls a. NJ the COLUMBIAN EXPRESS daily for Gin
SSlaaaisail c% sespiDs' Di Salsa CARS and and c1 IDsbIssaDOli'
slS a. M: FAST LINZ with YestibuIe parlor and
Slsyeland q dchicaaa. daily except Saturday for
1911 noon. the celebrated Pennsylvania LIMITED.
the pioneer or this class Of the service. composed
exclusively Of Pullman, VesTlblle. Drawing ana
smoking Cars, lishted by STATIONARY and movable Il
electric lights. daily for Pirtsburg and Chicago.
PRESS. with Pullman Vestibaie Sleeping ana Dinins
cars, daily TO Columbus cincianGd, Chicago. and
,6.l5 r NJ WESTERN ExpREss. with Pullman
cago and Cleveland. Dining Car to PhIladalnIhIIii
and P%itts3urg TO Chicago.
Memphis through Sleeping Cars. Dinins Ca oas
sis P. NJ, PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET slean
ing Car TO Chieago daily FOR Pitts burg. Chicago.
For baltimore. Washington and the South at s.1a
80, 9.s4, W.l3, lila a. Nj 21s (332 CoseREssIoNAL
LIMITED, Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania RaiIroad
niaht. on Sunday. 81 s.ss' a9 ia ~ 4 X 4 1s1ss ana 6on lTsso
slonaI Limited Parlor Cars and Pennsyivenis
l2sJ night For Baltimore only. La F. n. week.
EXPRESS for Philadelphia ss4. 7.s4, als. a4a ala
-. 10 y and ll.l5 A; y. u2A Pennsylvania Lin.
a ais s.i + 3 II li AZ ~ y $;i 2,s az 4an 55ds 8 r. Is s0l
as. -. rs 645. aOo.Sl5 BIS j: u. and ~ so night
week days: sundays. SIS aud lis P. N.
EXPRESS for Philadelphia via Camden, BIB. lila
AN, LIZ ga, Alb. ala and SIS Pm week daya
Sundays. 10. Is A. NJ Z Is F. a.
For Atlantic City 6.4S. ILL A. NJ, y. Sc Ola F. II.
with through Pullman buffet parlor carl, 2,23 P. n.
week days.
For Cape May, 1882 Pm. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove.
Point Peasant and Intermediate stations. via Rahs
way. 923 AMI. 1923 Q.3, Saturday only. 2s2 a5l
432. ana A,22 p. u. On Sunday, TO- a II and 622
Pm do not stop at ABbury Park or Ocean
Grove on sunday
The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from and to hotels and resi-.
dences.
s. d. PROVOST. ]. WOOD.
Gen'l Manager. 6enl Passenger Agent.
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THE BERGEN MISSION.

Converts will be the only people admitted to
the service at the Bergen Mission this evening.
Thursday night Joe Carpenter will be in charge.
It encourages the Emory Pra Band in their
work to have ministers OF the Rev. DR.. Brett's
standing address their meeting. Rev. Drs.
Brett, Lowrie, Mitchell have been very kind in
Offering their services. There was a large con-
gregation present on Sunday afternoon to hear
DIR. Brett.
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CORPORATION NOTICE..

Notice is hereby givon that on the 18th day OF
September. 1873, the Commissioners of Assessment
filed In the ONCE OF the Board OF Street and water
commissioners the final assessment map and re-.
port for the Improvement of
AVENUE,
between Hutton and Griffith streets by paving.
SO. and the ssme is now open TO public tnspe srion
In the olice of IN Clerk of said Board.
And notice Is also given that Tue following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are lac. uded In said assessment.
HERMAN NFNU
from Griffith street to Huttol Street
md that the sd day of October. 1879, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and the meeting room of the Board
Of street and Water ~oumlssi aers are hereby
hxed as the time and place wnen and where the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear, consider and adjudicate upon all
objections to said assessment aud report.
writing.
By order of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
Dated Jersey City. September. q. 1898
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26

Sealed proposals will be roceived by the Boa-d
OF Street and Water commissioners on Monday,
October Z 1888; for ne furnishing, delivering and
setting in place OF rGrliti re, etc. neeess sry
for Public School No. 2j in accord n % with
specifications GA ne in THE office OF the Chief
EhgInee, corner of Je. SCI avenue and Mercer
strt ct, whore blank 10 ms OF bill and agreement OF
s~uretiaS mus Ue oDt aimed.
The roard reserves the right to reject any or all
bids IL io considers ttat tho best interests or tho
city can he conserved by so doing.
No etts Official Will 0e accepted as surety. nor
villa substi, ution of surettes be- allowed.
P oposals must be encl Used IN sealed envelopes,
endorse Prop sais for school Furniture, }
direeted to sCnas~J. som rs Hsq, Chaismaa
OF omnittee on Public B4tidin =. Docks ana
Parks" and nande To Tue Clerk OF the Boa d in
open meeting when called for iu order OF business
relating to So lied proposals.
The attention OF ohSterS Ia especially called to
Sect on : Chap .er 84. LAWS OF 1871, under tue
terms whereof NO contract sh all be binding upoa
the city. or becofae elective or o3erative unGli
the bpndsmen oIered BY the contractors have
been approved. as 10 suG1ciency by this lizard. and
as 10 firm. b., the Corporation Colns.l. the presI
doBI OF this poaFd having pow 4r to examine the
proposed ION tSnlest un,ier oath,
lBy. order OF the Board of street and Water Com
missio~ers
Dated JERSEY City. September %. 1883
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
THs KINGSTON ORE REDUCTION 0o.-rRUI

THIS KINGSTON R REDUCTION Co.-TRUs-
l tees sale.
Default having lbeen made in the payment of in
terese due under a certain 1ndenture OF mortgage
or deed OF trust made and executed by the King
ston Ore Reduction Company, a corporation Of
which indenrare bears date the 9Th day OF August,
SS9S we the undersigned, shall sell on the l2th day
OF October. 1893 at II O'Clock in the forenoon at the
ofiee OF William Brinkerhof. ESD, 76 Montgomery
pursuant to the power of sale in said Instrument
contained property transferred by said mortgage
as follows;
All those several tracts or parcels Of land, miues,
mining claims or right, and equities pertaining
thereto. situate, lying or being in the County Of
Mexico known as Iron King" mine, the Cen
eral sheridan" mine, the western star" mine.
the Miners Dream mine, the LULU mining
claim; the Smiling jane mining claim, and the
''Ifon King Mil site No. ~ together with all buiid-
1ngs. works, machinery, tools and implements
thereon. all As more particularly described in said
mortgage or deed III trust duly recorded In said
County Of Sierra, and to which ref renee is hereby
had, together with all the estate, right. title and
interest, and al the franchise, privilege. rights
company Of every name. nature and description.
The said property an / rights will be sold az pub
lie ontcry In q slagle Iot and to the highest bidder
All bios must pc suhstantlated when made by a
deposit OF TWENTY-FIVE per cent. OF the am CUNT bid,
to be forfeited IL the purchase is not completed;
ceipt OF trustees deed. Beads issued under said
mortgage may be deposited or laid in lieu OK cash
at their ratable distrt3ltivc share OF the amount
bill.
HARLE TEDLER,
JAMES \. EIELDER,
RUSH TAGGART,
Trustees.
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UNITED .srATEs5R AMlaloA-DIsrRTor

limited srATES3R AM4RlCA-DIsraIcr )
" New Jersey, IS.
Whereas, A Lfbbl hath been filed in the
District Court of the United States or America,
for the District Of New Jersey, on the Fifteenth
day of september in the year OF our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and niuety-three. by
James. Knott owner of the British steamship
spanish Prince" AGAINST one hundred bases OF
rags now in CaTpbells. HoDoken. in a cause OF
contract civil and maritime.
ror the reasons and causes In said libel men
toned. and PRAYING THAI the said bales
of rags, etc., may be condemned and sold
to pay the demands OF the Libellants.
Now. therctore. n pursuance OF the monlt1on
und err the seal of the said Court to ma directed
and delivered. J do hereby give public notice TO all
perso IS claiming the sail bales of rags, or In
any manner interested therein, tnat they
be aud appear before the said District Court
to be held at the City IL Trenton, In and for
the said District or New Jersey. on the
Third day OF f.ctober next, at ten o clock
In the iorenoo Of that day eprovi led the same
next day OF jurisdiction thereafter. then aud
there to interpoSe their claims, and to make their
q legations in that behalf.
Dated this Fifteenth day of September, 1898.
GEORGE PFtITFsk. JR,
United States Marshal for said District.
CoNVERs & kIRIJN.
Proctor for Liballant.
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NorIon TO DEALERS " SCHOOL FURNITURE

Dated Jersey City, September. q. 1898
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-19
Hair Million Pounds Damase

LONDON. July 19.-The warehouse
FIRE, in the district bounded by Lean
denhall street and Reyis, Marks and
Cammomile streets, burned over an
area of 900 yards square before the
flames were extinguished. Thirty build
ings were entirely destroyed. 1t is ex-
pected that the loss will reach G5UO, OOO
The burned district is but short dis
tance to the eastward OF the Bank of
England, the Royal Exchange and the
Mansion House, the residence of the
lord mayor.
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Senator Jones Of Nevada Talks Regard
ing Repeal OF the Sherman
Law.
He Claims Silver Men Are Able to Pre-
vent Any Legislation ON the
Subject
And Threatens to do So Unless Terms
Are Made-Mr. Crisp's Com
Mittces.

New YoRK. July 19-Senator John
p. Jones of Nevada, is in New York,
arranging for the free silver convention
in Chicago Aug. 1.
The senator told a reporter that what
ever disposition the house makes of the
Sherman act repeal cannot pass the
senate unless substitute is offere sat-
isfactory to the champions of silver free
coinage.
II can, If / wish" continued the
senator, ''tie up the senate from now
until the terms OF its members expire.
OF course. there is likely to be pro-
longed debate. Stewart Teller. Vol
colt and the rest of us who demand
free coinage. or something akin to it,
will have u great deal to say. Ii we
get tired talking. a motion to adjourn,
to go into executive session, or, indeed,
any motion at all will continue to
delay
but If . closure Is attemptedy
There is no more chance OF closure
than there was during the federal elec.
tions bill, in the Fifty-first congress.
The gold men must come to us We
will not surrender to them BY any
means Our Chicago convention bids
fair 70 prove very popular and large
one. We shall exhibit strength oi
which our opponents perhaps do not
dream"
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LATEST MARKET PRICES.
Sc. Paul Union stock Yards.

& SOUTH ST. PAUL. July 10, lS93
HOiS-5 a lec lower. Range of prices
&6.S5G5.56.
CATTLE Dull: the weakness of Eastern
markets is ueing felt here and buyers ask
concessions on all grades; trading was slow
Prime steers, $5N04.OJ, good steers, S3.UOn
as; prime cows, $2.50Di8J; good cows Sa.O0n
26G common to fair cows, SL00lp20 90; light
veal calves. $4N05-0a heavy caves, s.. SO az 30.
sstockers, $l.500225 feeders S..25 D..5O; bulls,
4l-5Od2.A.
ShEEP-Good steady; others slow. Nut
tons, $350D42S; lambs, $3.0sas4,00; lockers
and feeders, $2.DG3.5L
Receipts Hogs. 7u0. cattle. 90; calves, a5
azseeft AsA &
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Happily Ended.

A1RuQUERcUE. N. H., July l9.-The
threatened Navajo outbreak over the
killing of i desperate Indian is happily
ended. and the barricaded special dc.
tcctises OF the Atlantic and Pacific,
Cades sElvy and James Smith, and
Storekeeper J. w. Bennett. who re.
ceived q slight shot wound over the
left eye, are in the city. The ofacers
say they had the Indian pointed ont "a
them by Mr.. Bennett and when they
went 10 place handouts upon him he
leaped npon Mr.. Bennett, shot him
over the left eye and they were COM
PEELED 10 shoot him, The matter was
explained to the Indians. who consider
thai the Navajo killed was desperate
character, and all is now quiet.
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A Repetition Narrowly Avertei a
Few nays .A-o

A Repetition Narrowly Averted a
Few nays Ago.
NEW YpRk. Jnly19 General Goncro
Pom. Salvadorian minister to Mexico,
and until three weeks ago in command
OF the military department OF Sonson-
ate, Salvador, arrived here from that
republic on the Columbian line
steamer Alamo. H. tells q story of his
escape from Salvador and how repiti-
rion Of the Ba-ruadiaF affair was
narrowly averted.
General Psu l,ecame convinced his
life was in danger and determined to
get ont of the country. He managed
by strategy TO get on board the Coliina,
bound south. HIS presence on board
ship being later discovered, the COM
mandant tclegraphed the news to Pres
ident Ezeta.who returned an order that
the captain OF the steamer be asked to
deliver Pom up to the government au-
thorities.
.'On reaching the vessel" says Pou,
II begged the captain not to consent to
my surrender if the demand should
be made. The captain replied that he
could do no more than remain neutral.
Fortunately there were among the
passengers some OF my compatriots,
Spaniards, who wers not afraid to die
in an attempt to save the life Of a
countrymaD. They promised to join
me in forcible resistance to the soldiers
and IL the necessary kill or be killed be-
fore allowing me to be taken from the
ship. Sure enough. during the next
day the commandant and boat load
of soldiers came on board with the in
intention of taking me away.
Captain Was Neutral.
''Thecominandant showed the captain
his authority. and asked that be sur
rendered. The captain told the COM
mandant he intended to remain entirely
neutral. The commandant pleaded
earnestly. but in vain. That brought
matters TO point quickly enough. II
was moment OF suspense for every.
body. With our fingers on the triggers
Of our pistols, my friends and re.
manned In the cabin, fortified as well al
possible and awaiting the attack of the
commandant and his men
AT last the commandant and his
men left the ship and returned to shore
Soon ,afterward the Coliusa oailed fol
Panama and here am"
Expects spanish Rev0it-
Speaking about mis- plans for the i'm.
mediate future General rpou said: 81
sail for Paris on Saturday, where
sh&ll Join my former chief, <Zorrilla. II
Spsin and interest myself in the cans.
OF the Spanish Republican party. ThaI
revolution by the Republicans vii
tAke place in Spain is. ! believe. Ger
tainty. II it does not come this year il
certainly will in 1884"
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Pension Boards Nametr.

WASHINGTON. July 49, Judge Loeb
rem has designated for appointment the
following Iowa boards of pension ex
aminers: Cresco, Drs. II. C. Price, a.
j. Barrett. d. ]. Roome; Mount Pleas.
ant. Drs. ]. Day. w. J. Banna, H. Nj.
Farr. The Cresco board is appoints d
TO take the place of the one removed at
the same place on account Of the Van
Leuven pension scandals.
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stopped s4ec, 900 short.

GRAND RAfIDs. Mich. July 10. - Leon
s. Smith. the Grand Rapids society
young man who started in with the
admitted infentionsof swindling banks
out Of half million dollars with the
aid Of q passport and forged drafts and
who secured nearly $4,000 from Mich
igan banks by way OF experiment, has
pleaded guilty to the charge Of forgery.
He will be sentenced Thursday.
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WASHINGTON. July l0.-Ex-Speaker
Crisp is expected back from his home in
Georgia during the day for the purpose
of comforting with the party leaders re-
garding the makeup of committees.
During his absence it is understood
that he has made up a list of chairmen
OF the various committees, and rumor
has it tliat in this list Mr.. Bland's name
does not appear as chairman of the
coinage committee.
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10 succensl fansenfard.

NEW York. July 10. The Brooklyn
Eagle says: Congressman Thomas r.
Magner says thar President Cleveland
has rendered to Supreme Court Justice
Edgar n. Cullen the app0intment to
the supreme court OF the United States
in the place Of the late Justice Blatch-
ford. Mr.. Magner said his Inflammation
came from lawyers and he halievsd it
to be fact.
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Harnessmakers at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July lS.--The seventh an
nnal convention OF the National Saddle
and Harnessmakers' Union Of America
has opened here. About 40 delegates,
representing total membership of
1 400, are in attendance.