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CAPT jas. L. DOUGLASS.

CAPT. jas. L. DOUGLASS.
Approaching the importance Of being re.
presented in the State Senate by u success
fnl and truly renresentativa Farmer ono
who is not ouly in full sympathy will, us in
all our dcmands for the bettcrment ,f our
condition. but whose ability and Il III char
actcr will confer honor upon our Atling:.au
cXcrcis. potent inilucnse for oursh.r. fit in
the legislature Of our State, we hereby nomi-
nate Capt. Jas. r. Douglass rs cur cauli.'
date to represent us in The Senate subject
to the decision of the primary election Z
FsRMTRs.
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All uloilic ct AMI less than obc : cost The very Lc.
Talcs or til" money offered in Union. While
petors complaining Of dull trac moving right
scndinG real values all the country Blowing
don't count mvh these days Price tell, prices
right therefore W get the trade.
We Grc selling fine Dress Challc, az 2 cents.
Zinc White Shifting, at cents
Cotton Checks. at :; cents.
CottcmadeS. at s, cents.
Fine White India Iinous PLAID Osundes, and everything
tlc lovely cotton ta,il So lovely this season.
Bis lot Of new L&cc,-loVey pattcnls--iust in. Pink,
Light E@c, lIe!otroe and Ped Embroidery something
and lovely.
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J. \. CHA MBERS.

The friends of J. A. Chambers appreciat-
i"g his satisfactory services as II County
Commissioner, and knowing his fitness for
The Office, hereby announce him a candidate
fUr School Commissioner of Union County,
subject TO the decision of the Primary
election FRIENDS <
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]. IL. RNRTLES

At the solicitation of many citizens
throughout the county, | have decided to
become candidate for the office of 1t cas-
urer of ULion County, subject TO the dec s..
ion Of the primary election.
j. II. BARTLES. 4
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postocc at Union, for
the week ending June -, 1894.
Miss Mary Glenn, Mr. Jno McKiss;ck,
Mrs Alice Anderson. Miss Alice Smith
care Of NJ Gregory, Mr. b " Brown,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifairCriisCd, and will bc required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
Il. ". HARRIS, Z. NJ.
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
W. NJ. GALLMAN.

hereby announce myself candidate for
tie office of County Supervisor for Union
County subject TO .he decision Of tac pri-
mary election W. NJ. GALLMAN :
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|, VI, MOBLEl. .

The undersigned, recognizing The true
worth aud faithful services of |. NJ. Mobley
IN the office of County Commissioners, de-
sire to present his name as a candidate for
supervisor Of Roads; subject to the decision
Of the primary election.
MANY VOTERS. =
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
NJ. l.. I,l;MASlI,R

hereh" announce myse'f a candidate for
the office Of School Commissioner of Uuicn
County; subject to the decision of the
primary election.
NJ. /. LEMASrER.
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Masonic MEETING.

ID OCULAR Communication Of tnCu
LII Lodge. No. -. A.. F.. NJ. will be
SHIELD on ih,', Friday evening, June ID. Bust
ness of Importance will be attended to.
Alsn tn" +. \. D'r"ec will bc conferred.
". VI. MEADOR.
Secy.
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ID. l.. FAINT.

/ announce myself n candidate for the
Office cf School Commissioner Of Union ccuu-
ty, s',tc't to tie decision of the primary
election. d. i. FAINT.
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EOls AUDITOR,


resi- ccliuiIy announce ny elf Il canhi-
date fer the of'cc Of Auditor of Union
County Sdhcst to the dcc;siol of the
voters at The primary election.
J. +. E,I'r.. 4
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W. r. JETER.
j. ID. GOING.

] hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for The Office OF Treasurer of
Union county, subject to the d, ciSiOa Of the
people at the primary election.
}. ID. GOING.
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j. Il. I. SCOTT

hereby announce myself a. candida, C
for The Office OF County Supervisor, FIR
Union County subject to the voters of said
county at the next primary clecti,n.
Respectfully,
J. B. Il. SCO1T :;
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FOHS PROBATE JUDGE.
&. G. SARTOR.

respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for the Office Of Probate Judge OF Union
County; subject to the decision of the
priMary c'ccti II. T.. {. SNRroR.
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W. L. JErER.

hereby announce myself n candidate f1r
The oihoc Of Treasurer of Union county.
Subject to the decision Of the Urinary
cl ction
w. 7. JETER
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J AMES 7. MnORnEAn-

Tn" friends Of Nv. james 4. Mcorhead.
KNOWN" Linn worthy and competent, rcspcct-
fully auGo""c@ hin ~ Il candidate Tor the
House of Representatives, from Union CVun-
~, in the ncHt legislature, subject TO the
decision Of the approaching pr mary.
Nnrrrs 4
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FGEs 'EEsEhsGgsp5zs.
j. &. EDWARDS.

| hereby announce myself candidate cor
the Office of Ire lsurer Of Union Cunt :;
subject to tho decision Of the primary cleo
zion. }. G.. EDWARDS. {
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+ J, ESTES.

hereby announce myself candidate for
County SUPERVISE; subject TO the decision
of the pri'ra"y election. T. }. ESTES. X
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NAT j.. NnEGNN.

respectfully announce my name as
candidate t'r the office of County Auditor
sHhject to the decision of - primer. c'oa-
ton.
NAT !. N"2lA'
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SUPERVISOR GE REGISTRATION


j. q. TATE.
y. the solicitation of many friends here
by announce myself Il candidate fUr the
office OF Supervisor of Registration subject
to the decision of the ensuing primary
election. }. y. TATE. <
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J VI. GREER

respectfully 'nnouncc mysefn canii late
for tie O. f Probate Judge Of Union
county :" oct to the decision Of the
Urinary Election. j. NJ. GnEER =
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mo. /. GAGE.

| am II candidate for Probate Ju,iocl
Will abide hv the result Of the primary
election. Respectfully,
JNO. L. GAGE. a
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L. J. BErENBAUGiI.

| resre" fi,!' arn, unc2 myself a cindi
date Cor tie oirce cf County Supervisor for
Union Couaty; subject 10 the decision of the
primary election.
l. j RErENnArEII y
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J. NJ. CARTER.

hereby announce myself n clndilate for
seat III tic next Legislature subject to
the decision of tn" primary election.
j. VI CARTER. =
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Mrs. WM. PLuMLEY SmUT DowN AND 5000
STOLEN June S.-Ncws has
just been received here of another crime in
The dark Corner" On Thursday morning
about l | o'clock, while all the male members
of her family were in the fields working,
Mrs Plumley was shot and will probably die.
She is the wife Of william Pumley, owner of
considerable property and Of n prominent
family.
Mrs Plumlcy saw some one OH the hill
above her house and his movements excited
her suspicion. She went into the yard and
saw man enter her house. lie ran toward
the house and left, taking n trunk containing
$500. As she reached the door, gun was
fired and she was struck by bullet which
went in her side, coming out on the other
b Mr.. Plumlcy says the Burwclls were the
only people who knew he had money in the
house.
Ben EURwELL STOLE THE MoNEy.--Grocn-
vi lie, June O. Ben Burwcl charged with
"obbing and shooting Mrs. william rlnmlcy
on Tharsd"y, was arrealet yesterday and
lchged in the Greenvillc inil. The stolen
Nncy was recovered, but Burwc!l ins SITS
hat he did not shoot Mrs. Pumlcy. There
is the strongest evidence that he is the guilty
pariy. Strong hopes arc entertained thai
Mrs Plnmley will recover. Eurwcll is Il
half wi;tcd feIlow.--Tic state.
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AN ORDINANCE

70 REGULATE TuE SALE or WINE, CIDER,
BREWED ANp MALT LIQUORS, NND TO rEo.
HlHlE THE SALE or SpIHITUOrs
LIpI OR> WITHIN THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF Tue TOWN or
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ca NTLI - .ELIS
s'6eIs EFTE, Is.T,
J. l.. WALKER.

respectfully announce myself rs can
dilate for the State Senate; subject to he
decision cf the Primary election.
}. l.. WAiEEr. y
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TiyEs.
NJ. L. MACOMSON.

am a caunidrtc for he Legis 'urc sub
iect to the primary.
Nj. L.. MACOMSoX
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r4rsE 70 y OVy .!yrS,

NN n est bred qud fines rrr~ei
= 81 N,Sli JACN- ever broug in'o
~ : ie WI stand "ecUlo,l,' 20 the c.i
'.'w" 'i"cry ale n vi G.. H.
W. ~ R&,,
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GUARANTEED Cure. We authorize our
advertise drnggist 30 sell Dr. ling 5 New
sco"cry for Consumption Cou1hc and
Colds, upon th5 coalition. II yUu are
afflicted with n Cough Cold or any Lung
T'rol. or Chca, troablc, and w;ll use this
remedy as directed, giving 1t fni trial
and experience no berc"t, you may return
the bottle md h"vc your money refunded
We could not make thi5 o.cr dil we not
know that Nr kiac's Nc.5 Discovery coull
be relied on. |, ncqer disar points Tia!
bottles free NJ +. +. pISENS uyus .,grc.
Large size J0c. and LOO.
The sun., 1894-01-29
rropo..a B.,,o, Reform L.s,.,.,,o..

ALBANY. Jan. 29-The first OF the hearings
on the Ballot Reform law will be held lefore
the judiciary Committee Of the two Houses in
tho Assembly chamber on Wednesday after
noon. II will be one OF tho most important
aud largely attended hearings OF the session.
great effort Ia being made to have the paster
ballot abolished. but Senator saxton Is not In
clined 10 favor this. thinking 1t unlikely that
thA Governor would sign a bill containing
such a provision. There is an Impression
among tho leaders that tho result Of tho ballot
reform legislation this session Will be- the en-
Actment Of amendments which are contained
in the hill Introduced by Assemblyman SulZer
the first day Of the session. as II is thought
this measure meets the views ofthe GoysrnOr.
1t provides for a blanket ballot with party
sym bols. and retains the paster ballot.
The sun., 1894-01-29
DIED AT 7R4INOR,s HOTEL.
Jamc. a. weIch stricken with Heart Dis
cn-e While Passing the NIE ht There.

n.
ca-e W hiIe Passing 'he Night There.
James A. Welch. President OF the J. A. Welch
Company, publishers of DdiV Adrdnce Reports
Mt 53 Broadway. died suddenly in a room at
Trainor's Hotel Thirty third street and Sixth
avenue. shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday IN orn-
Ing. II was at first supposed that he had COM
mitted suicide. as n box containinG morphine
tablets and hypodermic syringe were found
on n table near tho body. DR.. George Roberts
Of 1877 West Thirty-fourth street. who exam
ined the body. said. however. that death was
que 10 heart disease. and that Mr.. Welch had
not used tho morphine before he died.
Mr.. Welch who was 30 years old came to
New York Ave years ago. lie lived Mt y, West
Fifteenth street. lie was the son OF Prof Rod
ney Weigh OF Chicago For some time he had
been suffering from complication Of ossiilca-
tiun OF tho valves OF the heart and uTOpsy
About "a o'clock on Saturday night Mr.. Wech
left his home. saying that he was not feeling
well and was gninI. to u drug store Tor SONS
medicine. lie said he might not return until
late. ns he would get his supper at a res
taurant and possibly drop into theatre alter
macy. Then he went to Trainor's Hotel and
engaged room for TIE ight.
About > o'clock yesterday morning man
passing the door OF Mr.. Nelch's room hcarl q
heavy fall. The clerk wus notified. Mr. Welch
was found lying on the floor. unconscious and
breathing heavily. lie died u ieW minutes
after the Arrival of a doctor.
street police station and was lster removed TO
RoetE's undertaking establishment. Mr.
Welct's wife is In Chicago. where all his relA-
tives live.
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KILLED W1rn A sroNr.
Little Joseph Hyatt Dies After Gettl
Almost We'll or tttN InjurY,

Little Joseph Hyatt Dies After Getting
Almost We'll or Hr INJURY.
HAcKESsAcE. Jan. 2a-Three m onths ago to-
day Daniel Thompson. aged L. in the employ
OF County Clerk samuel Taylor. was with a
party Of boys in front OF Edwin Ackermnn's
coal Office. Edwin Alderman. Jr. being with
them. They were trying to see who could
throw n large stone the greatest distance.
Joseph Hyatt aged < was on tho upper cross
piece ~ an eiGht.foot picket fence. and It Is
alleged that Thompson said to him. II you
don't get or that fence I'll knock you or" at
the same time throwing the stone so close that
Hyatt cried:
Now Ian Thompson, you look out or you
Will hit me-
Tho next time Thompson threw tho stone it
hit Josie Hyatt in tho back OF tho head. crush
ing in a piece Of his skull ahout the size and
share Of a large tablespoon; and causing a de.
preston OF the hrnin So that spoon handle
could lie passed under tho edge OF the sur
rounding bone.
Although the doctors said tho lad would die
move around the room. A few days ago. how
ever. he heGnn to lose ground. Tho parents
then for the first time consented to the opera
tion OF trepanning. which was perfnrmed at
1llth street. New York. on Monday last. The
surgeon IN charge WAS the younger DIR. Hell
muth. assisted 10y DR.. Charles +. Adams Of
Hackensack. and others, The oneration was
weak that he sank gradually until early this
morning. when ho lied
Thompson was at first held under $500 ball
which waa soon reduced to 500 and he was
Grand jury An effort was made to indict him.
but II was not euccessfuL The matter will he
laid before the April Grand Jury. THOMPSON
Is at present lying al the point OF death with
nnpumOnin
The sun., 1894-01-29
IOR 1 SIs.O0O SWISDLE.
&. II. q. Mnrehmedt Arrested In Sarntoga
On Comp aIni OF New York Deaust.

y H. /"
an Comp aint Of " New York Dsatist.
DR. Robert n. Haywood. a dentist. who lives
at TX West Ninety ythird street. reTorted to In
spector Mclaughlin. a few days ago. that he
had been swindled out OF nearly $4,000 by a
man named {. II. q. Marchmedt. He said that
he met the man about year ago Marchmedt
claimed that he had discovered new formula
for making perfumery and induced Haywood
to invest money in the scheme. From time to
time he showed the dentist tho books OF the
concern TO prove to him that 1t was doing
thriving business. The money advanced was
In amounts OF from SO TO 500.
Several weeks ago Heywond became sus-
picoCs OF Mnrchmedt anh employed an ex-
pert accountant to examine the hooks. The
examination showed that Marchmedt had
never been engaged in the heperfumery business
Inspector Mclaughlin detailed leiecttNes
Titas and kIauch upon the case They dis
covered that the man had gone to Saratoga
aud was III there. Inspector McLaughlin
ordered the mans arrest by telegraph and
detectives loft for Saratoga last night to bring
the prisoner here.
The sun., 1894-01-29

A CAN to Nrmrnnte n Ticket for tho State
Election In August.

BIRsINGHAM. Ala, Jan. 2S.-Secretary Dele
mos o: the Alabama Republican Campaign
Committee has Issued a call for meeting OF
his committee In this city on Feb. x The call
Indicates that there will be a Republican ticket
In the State elections in August. This is re-
ported to be tho desire Of the friends Of Reed
and Mckinley so that the organization may be
held intact for the national contest
After glorying over the Republican victories
OF Novem her. the call SAYS that the Hepuili-
cans cannot now AFFORD TO take any middle
ground. Tut must stand on tho Minneapolis
platform and let third parties alone.
The call concludes: The Democratic
party Is divided. Republicans may hone for
victory II united in Alabama at the coming
election in August. and certainly will capture
This viii wsakcn the chanrS OF Kolh, the
candidate for Governor OF tho present COM
bined Democratic opposite n.
The sun., 1894-01-29

Ee:utns from 40 Comp1pie.. Operating
ii5Rf3 Miles % Line.

ii5.sf3 uii-s al Line.
WAsHISGToN. Jan. 2S.-A preliminary report
oithe income and expenditures OF railways in
the United States for the year ending Juno 30.
1888 has just been published by the Inter-
etnto Com merce Commission. The report in
eludes the returns from 479 operating conf
psa.ss and covers the operations OF 49,
SSl5S miles Of line. The gross earnings were
sl0e5.rs5,2 OF which S322. S05.5 .53S were
hom passenger service. S139. 2403B5 from
freight service. and S23. .63O.3 .31S were other
earnings: :1Ihe operating expenses We're S1.i5,-
ttt2S!, leaVin. net earnings Of SS5O, 21I, 7lo,
Nhleh Is about 300 poT cent. on the capitnliZa-
uoh ot the roads reporting Reduced to a
mileage basis the CGoss earnings were 81. 443
teI mile OF line operating expenses were
s3Oi4 and net earnings, S1.lOl,
lomlarison of these Items with the complete
IetuFns for the previous year shows an in
crease IN gross earnings Of S23O per mile OF
hn- ami IN operating expenses Of S2Gi result
ing IN q decrease In net earnings OF 50 per
mNr' II IS PROBABLE that these averages may
teshghtj decreased when the full returns
le' iS'b' are inc iuded. since a large proportion
o. me roads whose reports were not fled he
iore thls tahuAtiHn was closed are the smaller
and less important lines.
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NATIVEN ar ~ xEORD.
AmiabIe ChnrncI-rI-tirs OF the People or
This County or Ir 'Ianr.

AmiabIe Chnrnct-rI-tirs OF the People OF
This CouatY oTIr lane.
There Is great rivalry between the various
Irish social and benevolent societies in town.
and the effort recently made TO Join them in
one organization has fallen through abso-
lutoly. Tho approach of the year 1898
memorable anniversary in Irish patriotic
annals. has stimulated the activity of some OF
the local societies. particularly the ''oS Club"
as the Wexford county organization Is called.
Tho ~ Club Is to have a ball at the Lyceum
Opera House on Feb. 2. at which II is conf
dsnlly predicted no Wexford man present will
fear to speak Of '9S" One OF tho projects OF
the club managers is patriotic pilgrimage
from tho United states 10 Ireland four years
hence In cOmmemOTation OF tho battles OF
Ki!cullen. Tara. lastlebar, and Vinegar Hill
There are $500 natives Of Wexford in New
j. Howe President OF the iS Ciuo: John h.
Maddox, the printer; John stafford, and James
j. Sevn. The Wexford men hail from the eX-
treL.s southeastern county OF Ireland. which
is In area AnOut twO-thlrds the size OF lhOde
Island ana has sDStaG'isy the sane 81 PiDS5 PgDH
are noted among iTlshmen Tor their amiable
ehnractegis,ies. They have tho Irish sss
mel Tor their southern boundary. and 10 this
fact is Attributed, by some. tho absence OF
those warlIke and truculent characteristics
which make Kilkenny and Itpperary men so
generally feared. The Wexford man may re-
pose himself on the beach and compose his
the sad sea waves Vinegar Hill a locality
known 10 lame 10y every lTishmAn. Is in MeX-
ford. 30 is EnnlscoIthy. the subject Of the
very popular song OF that name. 80 is BaGnOw
Bay.
Wexford is rich in tenant farmers and land
lord proprietoTs OF small pnssesslons. Arrly-
inc Ia the United states. Wexford men gen
eTally betake themselves to small towns OF the
scmi-TuTal variety. They do not 20 at once tn
the big cities; Many OF the Wexford nen now
in New OrG have come here from other cities
Ui tho nited states They are noted for their
homely elOluencs ana their unswerying oppo-
sition to eNeLythlnE English. The bail OF the
HiS club on Feu. will set going the aEii alton
for a conmemoration Of the events OF ilS with
which Wexford men had much to do. some OF
the most important hAttles in the Irish upTis-
ing being fought within it's limts
The sun., 1894-01-29
Cuban Cigar Ma,er. TO Bs Depor,sd from
keY West.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-Warrants OF derorta-
ton to the number Of lS) to POO are now helnz
prepared in tho Treasury Department for use
u celcriinG the Spanish cigar makers who
recently arrived at Key Vest from Cura. The
names Of the alien contract laborers who came
mere from Havana a month or 90 ago will be
uled IN the warrants tomorrow or Tuesday.
OArlisla "
Many test eases ithN immigrant laws have
leu u,adr In the nited States courts. but lew
s'.rs nave such hearing On the prompt aGe-
Sc,1yh ot the law as that IA which the court
sa,t,l sa',t,sl nat II had no jurisdiction over what
WnsulEtrl an alien contract lahOrer; that
nat NaN a matter The derl-ion OF which was
v.hleIr"G - law on tas Secretary Of ths Treas
- ATm"l with this authority there can be
-. 80 'hlerW"ii ~ legal obstacles inteTposed.
fl"h ffll on NO receipts Oi the warrants Inspector
,shrL at hey West will Immediately cause
~. ~ arrest ana HsTOriHtion nf the spanish
t.sArmakers, who have kent Key West in "A
'N'AvI slEce their arrival a month or 80 ago.
The sun., 1894-01-29
TIMM1SY DID THE WORK.
Her Meetings tho Principal Feature OF tho
Congress Campaign.

The special campaign for Congress In
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts ends
tonight with a few meetings on both sides
The hard work OF the campaign, however.
ended on Saturday. No by-elcction in many
years. has been preceded by so vigorous a
campaign on the part OF the contestants for
Office yet all the efforts which have been put
forth in behalf Of candidates Republican as
well as Democrat-have not resulted in arous-
ing ANYTHING Ike enthusiasm.
II enthusiasm were a relative term. the IN eet-
irgS arranged 10y Iammany Hall could lie de-
scribed as the most enthusiastic OF any which
have been held. Those held under the
auspices ri the anti-snnppers have not been
fully attended, and abuse Of Jammany Hall
and the State Democratic organization has
come in for larger share OF applause ut them
than any euloElums pr3nonnced on the candi-
The Republicans have tried hard to interest
the people OF the two districts In their can
didatcA
The sun., 1894-01-29
L.wr,r rnomr.en r.raon.a.

PIAr1sBuRdH. n. Y. Jan. 2s,-wIlliam W.
Thompson. formerly lawyer in Albany. and
who has been confined In Clinton prison the
past three years. has been Tardoned by Gov.
Flower lie was convicted OF forging the will
OF James Denny. who lived in Albany, in 1891.
When an attempt was made to probate the will
tho forgery was discovered Thompson was
ssntenced TO ten years in prison, and the par
Judge Tappen Of POtsdam, When Thompson
was first suspected he went to Tacoma with
Miss Bertha Denton, typewriteT In his ofiiee.
The sun., 1894-01-29
Her Clothing Caught r,rs WIN. she SLEPT.

Mary McTadIen - years old. Of $50 East
Thirteenth street was taken TO Bellevue Hos
IitHl yesterday morning suffering from severe
burns aboutthe limbs and body. After break
fast yesterday Mrs. McFadden sat down in
front OF the kitchen stove to rest. and she fell
asleep there. A sIaTk from the stove set her
dress on fire. aud the woman WAS all AllaZe
hsfore she realized what had happened. When
some Of the neighhnr-. attracted 10y her
screams. ran into tho Kitchen they found Mrs
Moi alden lying on the floor with all tho
clothing burned from her body.
Sho was partially CONSCIOUS and managed to
tell now the accident had occurred