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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
UNKNOWN HELPERS OF \ GOOD WORK
ANONYMOUS CONTWBCTI0Ns To TIE c0MMITTEE
or SEVENTY

\ curious and interesting body Il contributors to
the campaign fund OF the Committee 81 EeVenty
has been disclosed by the large number ~ aHony-
nous subscriptions il has received. Anonyn
contributions Of 81. s. $. $40 and ~ rcach inc
treasurer daily with messages u fodspeed %
the work If the Committee of seventy
Yesterday an old man. personally unknown 10 the
treasurer. and declining TO make himself known
ortributed - 81 bill TO tho confrntt"" WIN h+ ft
grets couched i'm thu trembling acctn tS oi age INV
his circumstances did not enable him 10 contribute
a hundrrifp.d and his assurance tndt ms pray ~
cl nightly for the success q the abors II the
Committee ~ Seventy. -
Of m. f,cf that m, candidates % IN" Committee
OF SEVENTY are prohibited from paying toward me
expenses Of their own election. pleh-' nNn H.,Df ;
sio I should ". glad II IL were ten times rs much.
Yet another sends 500 "to help You IN your non"
work" These words are written In nno'el nam nam
Excuse writing for | am very sick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
c1,Roy ATTEMPTS ~ sNswER.

Mayor Gilroy yesterday issued long ana sp'-
cInus manifesto IN which he has attempted 10
answer the terrible arraignm"nt ~ the Committee
q, Seventy OK last Monday. In which Ngwam
corruption and cr.minahty W"rr opposed IN "
fnastcrful way. Tho Mayor seeks 10 max" II "i-
near that half the increase IN the citys "Nicndi-
lures OF which the Committee OF seventy com
plains occurred during the terms of Mayors
Grace and Hewitt whom he says the committee
ranks as reform Mayors. This however. does
not explain away the immense sums which Tam
many has been laVishins upon the Pablo Works
Department. the Dock Department. the street
Cleaning and Park departments, aud Other |,-
partments long under Tammany control. ana
which have been suuan1cred on Tammdny's hcol-
crs whose services to the city consist In keeping
up the organizations H. the various districts
with costly clubhous,s having fantastic Indian
names like the P,quod the lroquos. the Saga
more. TIE Narragansett. IN" Pontiac. ana more
than a score of others whcr" the plots against an
honest vote yearly Matched
Mayor Giiroy's array of figures. They can see the
en..ct TammaRy rial" every day without III"
aid OF skilful math"naticians and are preparing
to overthrow the greedy and Unsuitable gang Of
marauders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
DIR. LEIB WANTS 5000 DAMAGES.

DIR. Thomas y. Leb. who has been a practising
physician since 1875 charges that his practice ha
been ruined on account of the conduct Of his wife
Josie Icib with his former friend, Thomas f. Clark
and his home has been broken up and the affections
Of his wife alienated lie has brought an acton In
the Superior Court against Clark TO recover S. 90
damages. and on an order granted by Judge Nc
Adam Clark was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Walger-
Ing on charges that he Intended 10 leave the city
avoid being called witness in an action which
the physician has brought against his wife for an
absolute divorce. Clark could not furnish bail and
locked up In Ludlow Street Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

tension Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Churd
70 be hold IN PniladeiDhia After rhis meeting the
B;shops viii ,eturn 10 this city in time 70 attend
the annual meeting Of tho Freedmen's AZ sqciety
10 be held IN the Methodist Book conct \, rfth-
ave and Tventeth-st on Monday and tuesday
next.
Bishop Newman is expected 10 deliver me ser'ncn
next Sniav morning IN the metropolitan Methodist
Ep,scopa, Church. Washington. az which tine This
church will celebrate the twenty-ifth anniversary
OF It's organization. This church was built under the
Bishop's supervision while he was It's pastor Gen.
eral Grant while he Was President, ATTENDED tau
church with his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

hen had been proved guilty Of grand larceny ana ne
rad from the section of the Penal code reie4fln;'
~ ne subject Senator O'Connor said NJ knr" az
about that but ala not mink The ieStinoiy '.' !
ahsnlutolv proved Snechan to have committed Srall
iarcrnv ara he considered the language improper
under the circumstances. ,, ,o.oo o.o,ocl,
The committee then adjourned until 1870 o cIoCcNN
,his morning 1t is expected that Mr.. Sheehan VIII
f1hn thr sand again to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
THE UNION METHODIST CHCRCH'
EXERCISES AT THE LAYING OF THE coRNhH-
STONE YESTERDAY.

EXERCISES AT THE LAYING OF Ilt' N'
STONE YESTERDAY.
Interesting exercises were held in Forty-eght"-S'''
west of Broadway yesterday afternoon al the COT
nerstone laying Of the new mon Met'oui'' i''''
.conal Church. The Fo.y-third street Church Oh
,.bicb the Roy Dr. Frank /. Wilson was pastor,
and 81 Johns OF which tine Rev Elmer II. Count
is pastor have been consolidated for some uth''
although eacn congregation has worshpped sep
arstc.y and will probably continue to do 50 uh'"
The new building Is completed. These churches lorii
the new congregation. The Rev. DE- James ~
King received hts first church appointment III TINS
o,,,, ohont twenty years ago to St johns. one OF
.ho shove churches Or. King has taken deep IN
torres, IN this new enterprise and through MS ei-
for,s chiefly the union of these two DENOMINATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
A pRoHIBIrroNIsT SEES GREAT LIGHT

James Morton of Brooklyn. a member of the Pro-
hibitionist party has written an open letter to his
fellow Prohibtoniss. calling upon them TO support
the nominees Of the Republican party. He tells them
that there is not the slightest hope OF the election
or their candidate for Governor. and they "A mat
ter OF principle. should put their votes wher. they
will count most and aid the Republican party In It's
fight against official corruption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
.THE sl-rKEMn cnrEr cALENnAR.

Washington. GO. 81. The day cill in the United
States supreme Court tomorrow VII ho as follows
Nos q (and 49, - and - and Sd. %. a. s. 3D. 3d.
~ tanI CO. 80 AMI 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
40 APPLICATION FOR WKANES PARDON

Albany. oct Sl.-Of the reported pardo' o' iona
Y McKaue. Judge Joyce, pardon clerk 30 Governor
Flower Says there a. no truth IN u whaief''. W
application for McKane's pardon has been maze "
the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany oct 81 Tn" day calendar In the Cour, ~
Appeals for Tomorrow 8 Nos. - 49, 80. 5e4, 5i5
81. so and SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
FIGHTING OVER A REFEREES BILL.

The Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company
controversy. which has been before the courts for
the last years. since tne receiver OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
NO WONDER 1T MAKES HIM NERVOUS

The Commissioner looked extremely nervous dur
ing the examination of this witness.
Sheehan had told him. Mahoney. said. that he
would make good the shortage soon nut set no time.
'Mahoney had impressed upon him the necessity for a
quick settlement He had said nothing. about II for
two years solely on Sheehan's account Sheehan
ter Sheehan told him that he tMahOney)
would have 10 make good the money for his own
protection.
The matter had come out the witness said. when
ne renOmnated for Controller The affair had
worried him, and had made him III. He went to the
chairman Of the County Committee and declined a
denomination. When asked for his reasons he told
the chairman that he could not run with That load
his mind and told him everything Then the
Mr.. Gor explained that Mr Mahoney was an I'M
willing witness and that deputy-5ergeant t-arIns
sylvester F. Egan had brought the $500 to him,
the witness said He produced tbs bank book in
National Bank of Buffalo. Mayor Brooks had found
that the shortage was than $500. He declared
fund account, but also one in the coupon account
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY
/hen came the most sensational affair of the day.
,keehan was put the stand again. Mr.. Gof say
~ he had only one question TO ask him
Now. Mr.. Commissioner" said the lawyer after
hearing the testimony OF this witness. ask you
81 will no:" answered the witness. FOR the same
reasons gave this morning"
Mr. Gon took step nearer the witness ard said
in sharp stern voice.
Il ask you again in the face Of what this witness
has said. which has proved you TO be guilty Of
grand larceny-a thief-will you give up your bank
HIS FURIOUS OUTBREAK
You're a llar Mr.. CON- shouted the Infatuated
Commissioner. you know you're lying" and he
seemed reacy 20 spring at the impasslve lawyer
mo. will not give them up"
Senator OConnor here nerposed and said he did
not think Mr. Cor was justified in using such strong
language. Mr. Con said ne thought he was. shee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
USE IT FOR THE DEFICIT.

:,
''To T. J. Mahoney Controller
Dear Sir: You hereby authorized and re-
Quested t. use and pay out the money paid you
by me for the purpose of making good the shortage
which was in my accounts at the time | turned
the office OF Controller TO you.
JOHN G. SHEEHAN"
Timothy j. Mahoney who had been brought in a
few minutes before. then put the stand. He
identified the duplicate statements and the note to
Tim and said that the last had been delivered TO
him by William +. Sheehan. now Lieutenant-Cio
ernor With the papers were checks for 2,9J3 90
and for 500 in addition The latter part OF
the trust fund. He supposed ne expected TO
sign the duplicates" but did not do He sent
subject.
The oasis., 1894-04-26
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The oasis., 1894-04-26
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

Tnaoma Eews. Dem LayLd = Hui
hns mcEfaoe5 ersEyrhEsg 10 his in.sne
1esfrs % asasy SD harrH8 Prs@dssg
C5erslsDL His nA11e Wiz newer agsin
b. megEssned - q Ds1soexzsie nsfkoo.i
es1Tssfs11 asvs. perhaps, ~ . EArnsDg
% rfDoirsfys sp5rfss
He eo1id have made hiDaIf lsA1es
- ths se1a1s. f1g Be 10 6rss 10 orEzniz-
IEg s1d dirsezlng Ahfifty ID ts4t bo5y.
b8i be thrsw awsy kis opp1gtHnity tba1
hs aigbf have rsvengs Oh q personsI
0Dpossat- He eoai6, perhaps. bs sE-
ea.sd fsT opposing son8s ~ fhs Psssf-
ssEs's spgotDtsmsnGs. and even f0s
crSiieszizE bss HaTafiaa Policy, t1s 70
ref1se - Et&pd spoB the Ds1oerzsie
glasfHz1. a piAffor1 tts peoPBe trS-
suptsnily sz6osssd, 70 rep1diale the
sbliEAfio1 % she party and - sacb q
q nss - tbie-sgrsiy there eo1Bd be 10
mere traitogo1s % dAsdardly set
David BeDssst HfH has ruled biD-
-sfogtofsbs DsDoerstic p4Esy-be bzs
.eepped oEf TIE tarlf refogm plaak-be
tsods beside Hoax. AIdrieb, aud Alb
-an.
ssen2sog Hill can never regain pres
i.s and power Eithin fbe Ds1noeEziie
srty. It wss charged wbeB be Os-
aiaed the sOlid kepGbIiean vote IN the
: cate aEzinzx the eouhnmAaion d
AbeeBef II. Peckmsu. that b. had sd
isnse8f 70 the Republicans Tor their
ssse- The Dsmcer4fde party czDnos
% bOOk upon senator Hills speech a
s.stsrd4y - f1lhnmsDt o6 thai 2gTee-
aSent-TsezEios's kiss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21
How's This

We OfieF One Hundred Dollars Re
wArd for any case u C4tArfh that can
not be cured by HAaiis CAtArrh Cure
y. j. CHENSY a Co, PFopa- Toledo, o.
We the uudersigned have known y
j. Cbeny for the last Is years. and be
lieve him perfectly honorable Ia 81
business transactions and haancially
able 10 carry out any obligation nad'
~ their Arm.
West a TFuax, wholesale druggist
Toledo. o.. Walding, KinnAn a Mar
win, Wholesale druggist, Toledo, Ohio
Halls CntaTrh Cure Il taken internal
~, setting upon the blood and mucOuI
suFfaces u TIE system. Prizes 75c. pel
bottle. Sold by all druggistA Tesii
monials free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

Pliuy 10 the first century wzs the frEl
writer 20 describe the diamond.
The Regent diamond. the property 0i
fhs French gOyeEnment. weighs 15s
eArzts and Is valued a. r. 90, 90 fr1nez-
The finest emerald in Europe belongs
to tbs czar. II weighs Ouly % czrzfs,
tut is Of perfect color and Transparency.
The Mexiczns carved the emerald VITA
wonderful skill. using only EiliceOus
powder and copper tools allOyed with
tin.
The royal crown of Great Britain Il
composed almost entirely Of diamonds
pearls and ruhies. weighs % ounces and
5 pennyweighfs troy and Is valued q,
81 ,eo0, 90.
The ruby, sapphire, oriental topaz,
oriental amethyst, oriental aqusmariny
0gientA1 ehrysolite, hyacinth, star ruby,
star sapphire. star topaz. are al corun
6uEns Of different coloFa-
Cortsz obtained In Mexico FIVE encr.
aids u wonderful size and beauty. One
was cut like . rose. another in the shape
of horn, a third in that Of fish with
diamond eyes, fourth like q bell with
q peaEl for clappeT, the fifth was q cuE
with foot Of gold and with four little
chains, each ended with large pensA,-
81 Louis Globe Democrat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

II you are thinking 0f buying q plas.
ter, Kenaember that yOu wili place Il
upon your body and eaonut XVI plas.
tar that wili b. too good Cor yea.
AllcoCk'a pofua plasiff - the beal
plaster made. Inar druggist may
have some ether plaster on hIs shelves
which be II an2ioua 90 gat rid a. %
elsa some WORTHLESS limitation pur-
chaaed nt 4 Low pFlfa fIr ibe purpnsa II
Substitution. ID not aooept bis HJuai
a. good plea. inalsf upou having lhf
geHuine. Al,oock's Pcrus plaster hrs
10 equal.
Brandfsth's pliis can always b. ~
lied upon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21
ToDAYs MARKErs
Prices Current ky Telegraph - Local
A. -Ortland QuStztioEs.

Prices Current ky Telegraph - Local
a. -Ortland Qu0tstioRA
sALKN. April p. Z p. m.-Omee
DAILY CAPETAL J0Ek kEAL- Qassts-
tiODs fOE day and Up 70 hour q gong r.
JFess were 50 follows:
EALEN PRODUCE NARKET.
FKUTT.
AppIes-tl % Sl-z5 . b0sbel.
BUTCHKR STOCK.
Ve8ls-1ressed ) cts
Hogs-0Fe@sed s.
1--we CATTLE 20 q.
Sbeep-&live Sl5O9S2
MILL PRIcEA-
Salem MiliiDg &c. quotes: Flour
IN wholesale iOlE $3.50. Retail Ss.00
BIzn SIS bulk, SIS sacked Shorts $I6
GIS CbOS feed Sle aud s17.
WHEAT.
% e@nts per b0sbeL
HAY AND eRAIs.
O4ts-Bew GG27Ie.
Hay-Baled, new IS tosI0; Old $40 TO
". Wild la bulk. - 20 sS.
FARN PRODCcTS-
WOol-Besz, I0e.
HOps-Smsll sale, ~ 70 l6e.
Eggs-C&sh, l0e-
Butter Beet dairy, 15t90; fancy
creamery 2)12zl.
Chcese-tz 90 Is etc.
Farm smoked ne4ts--Bso s;
hams. IL; shOuideRE,7.
PotAtoes-25fg5lbc.
OuiODs-S cents.
BeesEAX SIC. CaFagsy saed, lsc.
n'ke seed. 1Se. Ginseng, el-40.
LIVE POuLTEY.
t-raa.frw-Hena rc- Eonalera EGGrs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

FDE STATE @ELN& EUf1s-z-L l. 8 ss.ersoz q
Saaslz- sa1 ~ a Eoeauz e sszF10.-
gJfNT eENATrJEs--For Nsgfoa az1 CZaca-
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FDz EE5ESTATIE Es-C. q. MOoEss
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EECOEDKa-F- ~. WEts-s g sslsa-
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sCRVENOz--B- 2. Hegr1ck q ssaeu-
COBOS SE@--A- q Cas1Ek oS s4l-z-
JCETICE OF pKACE-Pox salsm dzszxset-
q. A I0E1soz. Jr.
OyNIABLE-For sGleR 1issrScs-A- n
S-4&n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

49, = tlBEeTas &s0W sASes eo0aes,
I've ~
POETLAED QUOTAT1O&
GrzE.. Ksea. sa<-
FIOgF-Szandsrd. Ass: Walls Walls,
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8 sGffSf-z5: e4sas. ss-75-
H2y-Best, fl09z Il per tor.
WoO4-vAiley, IofE l9fe-
AiIiz9cGs-Bra1, 81 q IS; Eborta, SIS
fSl5s zrDEDd h&Fasy SIS; cbop feed eI5
peT toz; WhOle feed, naEiey, - el8 per
e>nfal; middiinG. &Z3G35 per ton;
-hieEen wbeSG S5<9 l-09 Per csntsl
H9ps-Sew II % I3s.
Bidss-gree1. salted, - ia Sse- IN
der - Ihs-, 2SS sbeep pelts, 10Es6lie-
DAIRY PE8DUCE
B0ttsr-OTegO1 fancy ereameEys nc
zie; fancy dairy, I5fSl7ie7fAir 20 good.
Iz4fSi5e7 common. 10 70 I9c per D
tDeese - Orrgo1. -: Young
American, I2G l5epeE pound; CaliforRia
l4tsg l5se-: SSis imp, 5EsSzs Dom,
i6lSls.
Ezzs-OreEou, Sr5lOc per dozeu-
PO8ltry -NoannaI; ehiekeDs, mixed
s400 g 4 80 per dozen; dDcks. 500:
zese, $; turkeyA live, l4fSl5e
iressed l6<S lie
B-ef-TOpsteerz.2i p q 3eper pound; fair
ogOod Steer, 2fS,zfc; No eo~s. &c; fair
OEs, lse; dressed bel. 81 COS % per
MuitOn-BeSS sheep, S2z5i et3Osee
NeE, e.
Hogs-CbOic=, heavy, 81 O0G4 .;
Bedium. 81 OoG 50; light and feeders,
3 u dreSsd, s. 0ofsT.
sAS FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, l0G
ilcs do inferior, 1875; do valley, I29
81.
HOps-14 IN l6c.
POtatnes-E@riy Rose, 5O94O. Bur-
ranks, z5G35e.
Milling. 81 .IO2L15.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

"Tiow often. " he said. with intense sAr.
saEn. do you expect 10 be engaged this
summer"
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-21

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Pat DoetSr Bills Maks Lean wills, p
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