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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
THE MONDAY AIR cHURN

Makes the finest grade of butter in
from three quarters to two minutes time.
You ought to have one. Office, corner
Water and North streets. 22S 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
DID YOU KNOW

That Joske Bros. would sell curtain
poles worth 35c and China mating
worth 25r, all at 1Os on Thursday ?
1t IS a fact. See tad" 4 10 Ut
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
GREAT ECONOMY

Sale now going on at L. Wolfson's
is the event Of the season. Girls
sailor hats log, boys straw hats 25f,
mems straw hats soy. 4 9 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
A REGULAR RECORD

Breaker are those hat bargains now
being harvested at l.. Wolfson's-
Wind is one thing, but prices talk
and WOlfsOn gives them. See
his list in Express. 40 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Becoming a Young Lady.

Miss Meta Dirksen, a charming
young miss of SO2 Matagorda
street, celebrated her 9th birthday
anniversary yesterday with party
of young friends, among whom
were the Misses Lima and Bertha
Wild, Gilda Riedner, Vera Nette,
Lille Heiligman, Vergie Hager,
Hilda Scholl, Stella Densen, Louise
Leitner, Emitel Verlin, Marguerite
Noelker, Della Stoves, and Masters
Arthur, Robert and Milton Mich
ael, George Reidner, Charlie Bal
dus and Ed Heiligman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
Hermann Breusing, Notary Public.

Hermann Breusing, Notary Public.
Pension certificates adjusted.
Internal revenue application
blanks on band. Many years of
experience have made me familiar
with this work. Office, San Anto-
Mo DAILY LIGHT Printing House,
lO4 East Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
SHOES 8.
A COMPLETE LINE

n COMPLETE LINE
OF Hamilton Brown, NJ. Waller.
SHOES 2l7 f. Houston st. Z ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
WELL GIRLS,

Send in your "ads" for that silk
dress at Joskes'. Ten-cent sale
Thursday. 4 10 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10
TEN CENTS.

That the price that talks at
Joske's Thursday. See "add."
4 l02t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10

The well-known jeweIer of sos East Houston
Street, known by every man, woman and
child in San Antonio as reliable, saws: II
have had Catarrh for years with all the usual
bad symptoms, and what alarmed me most
l was lOCsing my eye-sight, had constant
twitchinR. Under the MONTAGUE TREAT
MENT, ] am entirely relieved and more than
satisfied with the results. ! will take pleas
ure in saying more to any one that will call
at my place OF business"
J. II. REED.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10

THE MONDAY AIR CHURN
Is a success and has no equal 22S 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-10

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CHANGES IN TIE GAME LAWS.
PERIODS ~ WHICH GAME BIRDS AND ANIMALS
49,. III. t.11iEn HELD AID Sold.

.r~prors ~ WHICH GAME BIRDS AND ANIMALS
MAY ne KILLED. HELD AND SOLD.
Albany. July ~ Tho game laws OF ms state
,ore amended In several Instances by the last Leg
,.t,,u-e Some of these changes Affect the PERIODS
,,,,,,c which gam. birds and animals may be
kled held and sold The law now stands as io'-
i.gys a. - the principal kinds:
yyrt door an boz Killed only from october 20
,,y.r,her I and can De- held 10 possession or S"'u
only from oct. Der % November 10. ,,,. ,
RACK nnI gray slvirrr.. marc. ana .iu",SSt az
D., suIrI poe-~.4,-i or s1id only from S"p'.nnD., !
:, line ! In Kings Queens ana suitolh c"ullv'
oriT rom November ! 20 January ! In the c,un-
49, ~ s. Lawrence. Franklin. tSscN' ,lIID.'
f.,te War.tw Hamilton. H"rkifn~rl Jefferson
W,r-.. thrnuny Richmond. Fulton, seneca; on1,
800 X,vn. AMI oneida they mny be killed anu
t.,se.-sseI from August u 70 March 10 -. ,,,
'WuI u-Ss can be Killed or possessed only iro'h
seufennl.r / O. March /. except IN Kings Vue,ls
AMI SIroik counties. only from octoDrr 10 Ia ~
,,a .,~.r, on thr HUDSON River south OF Troy
Ia, and ~ tributaries south OF thai POM, When
,hs .r.n season begins september !. ana eirl9 "aY
II latter territory includes New OK ana ~
,.nis The former s~ason FOR selling VIA inc"s 10
",,,au can p. Killed only from November 10 Jan,
nv In, legally killed birds may De possessed
and sold Gu;l February ! - ,,,.1
W.olrock. gf0use and partTilS'S can o. n'iyl
orl, rom Aug1Isi 10 20 January p bHt lestE
Liit ttr1. may be-. possessed and sold up 10 Feb-
..a-,u does not open until November l.
snip. AMI piover De killed possessed or 500
only from september ! 20 May !. except IN NIHES,
Queens ana suffolk counties ana IN" wars y.
Long Island Sound. where the open season - ''o'n
July 20 January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

pr,ne, comfor. and Improvement and fends
IN personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many. who live better than others and enjoy
lie more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical Being. will attest the value
70 health OF the pure liquid laxative principles
embraced In The remedy. syrup Oh rigs
Its excellence is due to It's presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant 10 the tast.
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OK
, uerfect laxative, effect, any rieanslns the sys,
tom dispollng colds. headaches and leVers. ana
permanently curing constipation II has given
rnvaI Of ,hs medical profession because IL acts
on the kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weak
enine thrm and 1t Is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance .o
Syrun of Figs is ,or sale by all druggists In 5Oc
and 81 bottles but It is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name -
,>r,n,.a on ever ~ackage also the name. syrup
~ Figs. and bei... vel informed. you VIII not
accept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

the caucus will be held and that before Thursday
OF this week the call Will bear the signatures Of
nifty or sixty Representatives. He denies the report
that any considerable number Of Democrats have
Withdrawn their names from the paper. and says
that all but three OF the original signatures
main. The call has not the Endorsement of
Speaker Crisp or the Democratic members Of the
Committee on Rules. but Appearances indicate
that a caucus will be held Thursday unless
the cOnferrces got together before that time.
The cali is construed az a move to secure in
structions 70 the cOnferrees to accept the Senate
amendments on iron. coal and sugar. Should
Mr.. Springer succeed In obtaining sufficient
names to require the calling Of a caucus. It would
be an indication that majority OF the Demo-
Gratis in the House not In favor OF standing
by the Committee Ways and Means to the
last. The Springer call Is straw" and which
ever way II falls il Will indicate the direction in
which the prevailing wind IS blowing. Mr..
Springer is a fighter. and II no has thoroughly
made up his mind to have caucus. he is likely
to ''gc. there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
THE EMPIRE STATES BIRTHDAY cEAEBRA TED

Kingston y Y. July 20 (SpeciaD-The great
CT. -, &ew-York was born here III years ago
today. and during that time Their" is no record OF
INV public recognition Of that fact having occurred
here But this evening In the grounds OF the Ola
Senate House interesting commemorative exercises
were held under the auspices OF the pAuSh'''S VI
tho Revolution and Pratt Post. ON July 49, l'''
-, ,.,,,o, v,ho had been elected Governor In
49, ~ preceding under the provisions or the NrSt
Sat. orstltuiion which VAS promulghteI III l'on'
., 80 I'D rm,rt uousr April q OF that year. came
M The river from his military post Al foI' MOTT
r'',,srv ana took oath u ONO" as nrst Governor
49, 49, ,h ,,rnmitte. % safety ihcn IN session mere
-, - ,ci"ck IN the evening Of that day. lndgr pro.
,o,.,,,r of TWO companies OF militia, coWinhhue, ny
r ",r,s Ev.rt Uorgardus and John Elmendorf.
Clinton was proclaimed Governor mn,f FORM Ie'h hn
80, ,,oviIed with pank- resting upon "A ~" p"I-
,.ls AZ the door OF the Court House. ,,,..o-, -,
~ CON gresham william lanshury u'lN'IFu an a..
,,rs,tny address This evening IN me pr"seni'c .,
iarg, nsscmblage. and the exercises th"' '''''"N
n,rrr iutersperscd with music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
THE Day AT TIE STATE CAMP.

c,o,a c,urn this afternoon has been pleasant. the
heat being tempered by stiff breeze. AT 2:co
o'clock the officers school vas hc;d beneath the
frees on the blun overlooking the river. Evening
naraae TO night was below the standard OF the sea-
60, l. was in regimental line formation ana was
reviewed by Major Kline. Of the ID Battalion
The Second Brigade signal corps de'achrieh' nas
,., e,,s,,,sI this afternoon in field geometry work
and practice with the heliograph Tonight loren
signals are being used . ,,, ~,
;hn ,,iard detail for tomorrow In the 18th Regi-
ont Is. officer OF the day Captain Harding. COM
pany Il; officer Of the guard Lieutenant caT p,a1
enstahl Company /. In the 81 battery the detat
-, 0iirer Of The iav Lieutenant NcSerson; officer
of the guard, Sergeant Muller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
VIGILANT DID NOT COMPETE.
EASY VICTORY OF THE BRITANNIA OVER
THE SATANITA OFF FALMOUTH.

THE PRINCES YACHT LED FROM START TO FIN
IsrI. AND HAD MORE THAN SIXTEEN MINUTES
TO sPARE-THE vIGILANr's BoBsTAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE COM
ING RACES IN THE soLENT.
Falmouth. July co-The Britannia defeated the
Satanlta to-day in n race off this port over a
triangular In the OPEN The Nigilant dis
appointed multitude Of sghtseers by not entering
the contest. Mr.. Could announced just before the
time fixed for the star; that the Vgilan;s bobstay
had been wrenched anl weakened in a preceding
race, and that 1t would be necessary to get new
one. The light and vexatous weather. II Is sad'
also had an influence Mr.. Goulls decision not
to race which made after consultation with
Captain Hat. The latter's first view OF the harbor
yesterday prompted him to declare against racing
on the regular regatta course inside but when
he was told that the battle would be over a special
course In the Channe he became more hopeful
The security OF the Vg!lants bowsprt depends
largely on her bobstays \ strain on her head
calls in a good breeze and choppy sea would be
likely 70 carry away her nosepo.e. she sailed Tor
Cowes at noon. and Will there 90 into drydock 10
be prepared for the match in the Solent on Satur-
day. The Britannia vii. dock here.
The harbor never looked more radiant than 1t
did to-day. There nearly 300 steam and SAIL
Ing craft of various rigs. crowded with merry
parties which had come from all along me Chaihei
coast II a brilliant day but IL was not "heh
the Satanlta and the Britannia started lnacc9n-
panied by the Vgilant. day for racing Inc
breeze was exceedingly light There was a general
murnur of disappointment from the tnousSinls
ahoat when Il became apparent that the American
yacht would no; sail. but there was some com
pensation for the crowds In the duel between '"e
"a tanita and the Britannia.
The was that Of the Royal Cornwal iacni
Club in the form Of an equiateral trangi-' ana
was sailed three times. distance OF iorts
nautical miles. II ives the Britannlas Dreeze ana
she led from start 10 finish, beating the 9a'anl'd
10y sixteen minutes and two seconds actuAi I'M
and somewhat more by corrected time. The Erltah-
MIA captured the prize OF 800 . go,
for not permitting the Ngilant TO sail in TO-DAY ;
race Interest in the coming contests IN the scent
is greater than W3s ever manifested in any other
yach, race in England 1t Il the general imprs
that either the Satanta or the \lGl.ant YIN "ih
on saturday II there is stiff breeze. In lght
weather such as the English yachts sailed IN TO-
day. the Britannia will be the victor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
FOR MR.. oLNEYs IMPEACHMENT.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR ACCUSE THE Ni"FNHh
GENERAL or HIGH CRIMES ANp
MisDEMEANoHs.

MfsDEMEANoIS.
vr.o.b,,c,on Julv 20 The nrst OF the proposed
editions for the impeachment ~ Attorney General
orcv for his part IN the late strike troubles. which
officers OF the knights Of Labor cam" to Washing
ton 10 prepare and circulate. were iald bei'T" Con-
grcss to-day.
Mr. rucas Crcp. s ID presented 70 the House
, re,i,,ons from citizens Of South Dakota. pray
,,g for the Impeachment 81 the Aforementioned
- "a. United States f1r high crimes and INSIDE
rneanors The mcmorialists represent that AZ
,oruey-C;cncral Oluey has couns"H'd ana ADVISED
aud rendered the military power OF the General
government within the state II Illinois and other
States superior 70 the civil power o. each ana an
ctatc.. that he advised and counselled and caused
the Secretary Of War 70 Introduce troops into IN"
s,atcs In violation OF the Constitution. no hppAca-
,,on ror them being made by the Hgisatur"' or
the Governors ~ the States bui. IN faci. against
tho earnest protests Of certain Governors; ihat ne
has courseiled and advised and caused divers sriis
:, be brough; IN Illinois and IN Other States AMI
., enforc. them IN violation Of the laws. caused
proce .scs 10 b. Issued unknown 70 The courts OF the
IniteI STATES. auI by tine Use OF armed depu'y-
marsha.S has caused III arrest ani inpr soHm'n'
~ citizens without due course % law ana ~ VIOLA
ITO, OF the Constitution AM laws o.; the United
states, that h. has "rcstri rom "a IT lid' ",'''
ana purpose ana. in violation of the split thereof.
t,s,ons If Illinois and Other states. divers laws.
notably the act OF congress Oi july. IN'. "hl'y
intended % project
,r1sts AMI organ.zcd wealth. ana The act u F"b-
r,1- Is9 Intended wholly a.! 81 -IIs!v"iy u pro-
trct citizens against wrorgs inJutuc' ana opp''s-
-ions OF interstate common carriers.
They also charge that he aas direS 'rd'd the NJ
,nenf ~ the people = the United States. oppressed
through the ac; Of Congress Of lNss creating DJaIds
OF arbitration 10 settle differences nrtNern common
carriers and their employee b. actively ana posi-
lively encouraging and assisting the fullildn rance
t'or Company IN its refusal - adjust differences
Vim lis r,pioves by arbitration. They assert mat
no adequate or sufcen; excuse ex-ts for ne com,
mission OF nigh crimes mentioned: which IT
Ia, uruunlsho1 and unrrbukci. would prove a
deadly blow the rights Of the states and liDeri
states they pray ihe House - present Attorney
cen,r,l O.nev 1T the bar Of tn senate Tor m
,,eachuant hv tat body Tor the msus" OF MS ON
ri,l position ~ the prostitution OF Federal courts
:, oruress American citizens. The use o. Juneau
PROCESSES in advance OF judicial DEGREES: the ls-u,
~ blank lnformafiO1s. 10 be hle1 by unau horlzrl
nersons: the Invasion 81 the sacred rights OF S.at-s
vrressev reserved all striking at the Constitution.
wSIch presents the only remaining buiwark OF
American liberty , 49,, - .o,,,,o,
box and in the ordinary course OF o.Aciai routine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
A NOVEL. RAPID-FIR1NG GUN.
THE INVENTION or AN AMERICAN SUBMITTED
70 4 NANAI NRnNANaE unAND

To 4 NAVAL ORDNANCE BOARD
Washington. July 80 Cspcc,a>--rhe board Of naval
officers Of which Commander Spcrry Is the senior
member has before IT "A novelty In the way Of a
rapid fire gun. The inventor Is an American named
Robertson. The weapon is ingenious in many re
specs and differs from others now undergoing
trial in many essential details OF mechanism. II
has two barrels, each Of which Is thirty inches
long and Is chambered for the @Dcalbre cartridges
adopted by the Army for small arms. The barrels
have a spread Of One-sixteenth Of an inch to give
a depression OF eighteen inches at a distance Of
go yards The mechanism IL 50 arranged that the
barrels can be fired together or s'ngy slnS bo,h
barrels the rate Of discharge IS about 40 TO so
AZ The side of the breech. To discharge the old
shells the barres move forward slightly, making an
opening through which The empty cartridses is az
In this respect the gun Is decidedIy novei. as me
barrels and breech mechanism In other weapons
barrels move forward and backward. springs throw
ing out the empty cases ana putting ia plrnr
stationary the firing pms going through me DocH
and striking the cartridges IN both barrels slH'H-
The barres are held together b. books which
slide In the side frames acting as guides IA case
and replaced. No cooling device IS fitted. IN" OK
ccssive heat escaping 10 the rear - large d's."e
feed Is a species OF link Sc the inks being com
posed Of two layers OF brass ana the cartridges
wolves the belt and carries cartridges 70 the breech
OF both barrels at the same time. PraciicalIy me
limit of rapidity Is the capacity Of the gun
ncr who turns the crank and the man who reliis
the belt , M.
beIt being entered IN the rear Of the ieeh VICE.
and between IL and the rccOil plate. The iiist or
,r;ioe is laid in the notch OF the wheel \ reVoiu-
lion NJ Inc crank moves forward the barrels. brings
,hc cartridges into place. cocks the frinR mecn"H-
I'm re,urns the barrels 70 position and releases
the firing pins The shells being fired iurther iec1
Hoi, With The empty cartridge cases through 70
he other side OF the gun, where they are srippru
froro The wheel without the action OF an extract
!, reouires only two 10 work the gun, wnlcn
,,,aighs about twenty-five pounds. The weapon mas
,r,, other novel features which have attracted liic
a,,.r,ion Of ordnance experts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
RECOGNITION OF TIE NEW REPUBLIC.
WILI.ISs LETTER TO TIE HAWAIIAN MINISTER
OF FOREICN AFFAIRs.

or FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Warh,neton. Ju.v 9o-The President to-day sent
y Congress the latest dispatches received from
Minister Willis at Honolulu. The first. dated July
S. described the CUSTOMARY Fourth OF July ceieofa-
tlon by Americans N which the ISLANDERS heartily
took part. The second dispatch. written the fo'-
lowing day. relates to the Constitution the
proclamation OF the Republic and the Minister'S
recognition Of the now order u affairs Minister
W.Ils's letter addressed to Francis W. Hatcn'
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. recognizing the he
public. Is. in part as follows:
have the honor acknowledge the receipt
OK your communication Of July T. 1891 stauns INA
Convention lately convened IN Honluu, and OF an
en- r,ment % the Execrty' and Advisory OH
Islands tn Republic Of Hawai-! has been estaD-
ilshe1 AMI this day proc aimet, ana haWns 81 Sro
v,s,nll Government now constitutes the sole ana
supreme Governme OF The hawalIan iSian M; t.,
accordance with the cnoice 81 he sag ,,,''t,or
onal Convention expressed In inc .onsus s1i
adopted by 1t, has assumed the otnfe %. bI Tan
Of thl, Republic and has appoinfei as me- 80, 49,,
not James \ King Minister Of the Interior: Samuei
NJ Damon. Minister % Finance, Wlnam - 9n ror,
Attorney General. ani yourself Minister u T''
In rcolv % your note reciting the FOREGOING facts
| have tho honor 10 inform you that ! nereoy' As az
far a. have tho right so to do. extend 70 the
Repnb;lc OF Hawaii me recognition accorded IT'S
predeccssor. the Provisional Government Of the
ybnn, az The Exetu,ive CHIEF Of he Government.
~, occ,ion IN The premises VIII be promptly sub
rnitted for his necessary approval
The dlspatch Of July says that the Constitutional
Convention adjourned on July :, having been III
session ,wen,y-four days. Many important changes
Executive Committee. among which were tnos mos,
making the ua,ao1 i2r y9 SSrr t t2r Gons,
lion ~ 1856 by Article p Mr.. Dole Is dec.argi
Are, president 10 hold office until December 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
HEAVY TREASURY RECEIPTS IN JULY.
THEY ARE LIKELY To EXCEED EXPENDITURES
FOR TIE FIRST TIME IN TWELVE MONTHS.


FOR TIE FIRST TIME IN TWELVE MONTHS.
Washington, July aO-The receipts OF the Govern
ment for the month Of July likely 10 exceed the
expenditures for the first time In twelve months. The
aggregate receipts TO be announced Wednesday
will stand IN round figures at Ss0Dop and the
ordinary expenditures AT about 100000 with IN
terest payments Of s. 1o.Vo 70 be added. leaving
a few hundred thousand dollars on the right side
OF the ledger This Of affairs has been brought
about wholly by the Increase in receipts from in
ternal revenue which will reach N.JOGoo out Of
the total OF $8W00c With one day 10 come In
for this month they foot up s6. 49, ,) Last month
the receipts from this source were only XO1l.VD
With the Treasury gold reserve down 10 $4,000
and exchange stN UP. word reaches the Treasury
from New-YOrk that further exports OF gold 10 Eu-
rope may be looked for before the middle OF the
week There no Indications Of any contemplated
action on the part Of the Administration 10 Increase
the gold reserve Not the slightest uneasness Is ex-
pressed at the situation as the Treasury has 10
10000 In currency-less s7.JOOVD interest pai1-to
meet current demands and obtain gold II Is
said In the West IN exchange for legal tenders laid
down in NewYOrk This Of course would put the
expenses Of transfer the Treasury but that
Treasury officials DO not want gold badly enough
10 pay the charges Is shown by their action In de
Ginning such offers up 20 this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
rp,cNrNTs OF FOREIGN NEWS

London July 2oIn the House or mac mo Gov
or2nment Of brazil had declined TO aware 'o.n mp
saton for the death OF the three pi,isn agn,ine
rho were killed by the explosion 81 the H'ae"Nr n
W. c"bernabor Island. IN the harbor OF hlo Ja1
nero I'm 1889 The refusal was mace Oh '''c ei''''
that the explosion was accideh'"''
Queenstown. July So-The United states war
sbfn Portsmouth arrived here to-day
c.,,av y = w. July So-The DIbbs Ministry
sydney, ~ . in consequence OF a dispute with
nav nay ovsrSment In regard TO appopme TO inc
iag,slative Council. A Cabinet - pslhs ioi"eu
~ ~ sths leader OF the opposition Mr. Reid
Horta Faya July SOmThe German hasn nh, lnn Ha as
,be result OF a collision with the German PARK ,o
t' tr,Camever was the morning AFTER the
collision apparently unchanged
ro,dop July sO-Charles Bertrand. alas Don
oldsnn who IL described as the most expert LOT.
@ a. The United States or Europe. was to-day
s en fenced in the Clerkenwell Assizes 70 three
ears and six months imprisonment Tor fraudu-
iently obtaining money.
London. July SO-Ncholas Fitzgerald. delegate
from Victoria TO the Ottawa axe ntsrvsw ,Sis
morning Mr. Fitzgerald expressed the opinion 'na'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
DIXIE rHonPsoy'S REVENGE.

Camden. " j.. July 30 (SpecaD.-Assemb.yman
William j. Thompson today got fine revenge upon
Sheriff Barrett for closing up the Gloucester gam
bling dens Thompson is a member and Dictator
Of the County Board Of Freehoders over the iegu
status OF which there has been considerable con-
teution To-day the board cut down the rate OF
hoard nail the Sheriff for the keep OF prisoners In
the county Jail from 81 30 10 81 each week. This
Will take about $4,000 per annum from the Sheriff.
and he proposes TO contest the matter. ne says
the board has legal status ana even II /. has
l,n &c In OF