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LOST THEIR DIAMONDS.
AahGle Says His Was Stolen, and
Morris Thinks the Same.

John Smith, a bartender, Of los Last
Third street, New York. was held for
the Grand Jury by Justice Walsh. in
tho Adams Street Court Brooklyn. this
morning. on the charge Of stealing
diamond pin valued at SIS from Henry
o. MangIe. OF 7es Union street, June 80.
Manglc says that while attending the
Kings County Bicycle meet at the Park
way Driving Club track Smith stole his
diamond. Detectives Reynoius and
Weiser. Of the Central Office squad.
fou'iu the y.
yesterday. hey found the ticket for
the pin Ia Sn,i this possession.
Tht Brookl IN police have been asked
TO look for ii diamond stud owned by
Louis r. Morris. OF 4l3 Sixth avenue.
Ing for train on the Brooklyn Elevated
station at Bridge street, some one stole
the stud,
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FOUND SHE HAD ROBBED HIM.
Jnnitor Crocker Has n Woman Ar
rested In ~ Church.

Mary Ford. thirty five years old, who
claims TO be homeless. pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Walsh. In Butler Street
Court. Brooklyn, this morning, to the
charge OF sailing $40 worth Of clothing.
She was held for the Grand lurN.
Last night Janitor William Crocker, of
Grace Church, on the Heights. saw the
woman in the vestibule of the church
She had a bundle and acted Queerly. she
could not give d good account OF herself
and Croker had her arrested.
AT the statlUn-huusC the bundle was
opened and Crocker vas astonished 10
tird som" of his own wifa's clothing in
the bundle. Mrs. Ford had lust
been released from the peutentlary
where she has served six months for 4
similar OfTense.
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MUST LET BEN HUR" ALONE.
Perpetual Injunction Issued
Against Edgar 8. Werner.

Judge Lacombe. In the United States
Circuit Court. to-day issued a perpetual
injunction restraining Edgar s. Werner
from publishing extracts from or other
wise infringing on the copyright OF Gen.
Lew Wallace's novel. ben Hur. a Tale
OF the Christ"
The Court further holds that Werner
fishing the account Of THE Chariot
Race" THE Genius OF the Beautiful
and The Healing of tae Lepers." and
he Is ordered to discontinue said pub
locations.
In his answer to the complaint In the
case. Werner said that he did not know
that Gen. Wallace was the author Of
Hur" was the, only Ben Hur" known
The Court settles the question by de-
claring, ordering and decreeing that Gen.
Lew Wallace is the author and inventor
OF the book.
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DEAD WHALE DRAWS WELL
Artist Lemarch and the Life-snving
Crew Trying to Sell II.

BELLPORi, l.. l., July 1.-THE car
cass OF the big GO-roo. whale still lies on
the beach opposite this place and con.
tinues to attract large number Of Wis.
TORS from the summer hotels on the
south side Of Long Island.
Two members OF the Amagansett whal-
mg crew came mere to-day and are nego-
tlatinE for i1e purchase OF the carcass.
!. W. LemarGh, The artist, who was the
water. and the members ~ the lifr-sav-
ing crew who assisted to land the whale
on the beach will share the proceeds Of
the sale.
the whale was dead waen discovered
by Artist Lemarch, and there was a
cash In one side of the body, Whether
this was caused by the propeller blade
OF a whaling crew is not known.
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I'VE ARE WELL SATISFIED"
New Brunswick Workmen Have
Contempt for Sovereign's Order.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. July IL
Although this is the home Of John w.
Hayes. General Secretary Of the Knights
OF Labor. there are few members Of the
Order here now. and these are disorgan-
ICED.
There are no signs OF a strike among
any OF the trades In this city. while
reports from the great brick yards ut
South River. Sayreville. Woodbridge
and South Alnboy say that all is quiet
there
The clay industries throughout this
section of New Jersey are employing
men full time, and there Is No dlssa It's
faction among them. Among the labor
men here the edict of General Master
contempt.
I'VE are we'll satisfied" is the general
expression
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Told to n eep Away from Rockawu,

RoCK-AwAY BEACH. July ll.-John schoen-
stein. who was 10 be at Justice Smiths court
ssssids. yesterday afternoon TO swear out a war
rant for Max Abrahams. whom lie charged with
assault. did not put N appearance. About 6
o clock last evening Henry Kuchelban who Ia
Abrahams partner. went TO the station and told
the Captain that Schoenstein then at his
barber shop; that the assaulted man had asked
him for IS to settle the case, which KLcheba
refused. The Captain went to the barber shop
with kuchelbsn. where he met schoensteln, who
admitted that he asked for the s.. Capt, Allen
called omcer Hawkins and had him show Schoen-
stein TO the depot Hawkins informed Schoen-
stein as he got on a train that n ne ever re-
turned 70 the beach he would be arrested.
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DESERVED 200 LASHES.
Justice Goetting Regrets the Alb
hence of the whipping Post,

William Cudley, .ongsEOremaa. was
sentenced to one year N the pcniser.-
tiary and fined $3.50 by Justice Goetting
to-day.
Cudley's vile told the magistrate that
her husband constantly ill-treated her,
her. AS Mrs. Cudley expressed con-
lidence in her ability to support herself,
Justice Goetting sent Cudiey away,
after telling him that what he deserved
was 200 iashes, and that sometimes he
was sorry that New York laws did not
permit Of the whipping-post punish
ment
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Nominations for Congress.

Rev. r. l. HSyes. ~ Milford. III. has been
nominated Tor Congress BY the frohibitlonists OF
the Twelfth District.
Lawrence T.. McCAnn was renominated for
Congress by acclamation at the Democratic Con-
rention held In the Third District, Chicago
Timothy J. Ryan was nominated by the Demo-
rats OF the Fourth District. OF that city. by
tcclsmstlon.
The Republican Congressional Convention, held
Macon. Mo-, nominated g. ". Clark for Con-
ress for the First District
The Tenth District Republican Convention q,
Webster City. la. renominAtsd J. p. pollivsr
Tor Congrsss without opposition.
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HEALTH BOARD AFTER HIM.
Lawyer Mannheim In Court for
Maintaining n Nuisance.

Jacob Mannheim. a lawyer. with an
office In the Stewart Building. New
York. was arraigned before Police JUS
tice Walsh In the Adams Street Police
Court, Brooklyn, this morning, charged
by the Health Department with main
tanning a nuisance.
Lawyer Mannheim owns five tenement
houses at 23l to PAL Rockaway avenue.
The Health Inspector found no sewer
connections In these houses.
The case was adjourned until to-mor-
row.
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WILL NAME NELSON AGAIN.
Minnesota Governor Has No Oppo.
sition in the Convention.
tBy Associated Press. }

tBy Associated Press)
ST. PAUL. Mimi. July 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention met at 10
o'clock to-day. more than 1000 delegates
being present The first fight OF the Con-
venton came on the choice OF temporary
chairman, and Its result will affect the
legislative fight on which depends Sena-
tor Washburn's reelection.
r. @. Evans Is the choice OF the WASH
burn men. but Gov. Nelson. who win be
renominated without opposition, wants
ex-Lieut.-Gov. Barto named Gov. Nell
son has no opposition for the nomina =
General Childs Is comparatively slight
Lieut.-Gov. Clough will also probably
be renomina ted.
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.Arraigned for Homicide.

Dennis Eagsn. OF St Marks avenue. near
Schenectady avenue, Brooklyn. a motorman In the
employ OF tho bergen street Railroad, was taken
before Justice Goettins in the Gates Avenue Po-
lice Court this morning TO plead to charge
Of homicide. Al s. 10 O'Clock last night the ot
which Eagan was in charge ran over aud killed
Dennis Farrell seven years old. OF 1896 Bergen
rtrcet Tho trial adjourned until the Coruner
makes his report.
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SLASHED HIM WITH A WHIP.
Treasurer Dorlnnd Attacked While
Riding "a Bicycle.

KEARNY. N. j.. July n.-Irving Il.
Dorland Treasurer of the township OF
Kearny, and Commodore. of the Ameri-
can Canoe Association. while riding to
his home In kearny avenue at midnight
last night OF bicycle, was attacked by
a man in "a carriage The man slashed
Mr.. Dorland with his whip and then
drove OFF.
Mr., Dorland followed him Oh his wheel
and had the man arrested. This morn
Ing the man, who gave his name as
Michael McCaRn, Nas lined SO.
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Henry {. steraE. OF ST. Ferry street. Newark
a motorrisn on the Newar, avenue Jersey City
cable car line. vas paroled to-day by Justice
Potts OF Jersey City. for hearing tomorrow. Ills
car fatally Injured Joseph Boyoski. a small boy,
on Grand street Two weeks ago an Italian boy
was killed in Newark by Sternsg car.
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Northern Pacific bridge Burned.

DETROIT, Nina, July'll.-The TeaGy bridge.
two miles west q Glyudoa, on the Northern Ia.
cine was burned about \. H. kerosene can
was found tho place. Til" bridge had teen
nrsd IN three place. But Tor th!s timely disroy-
cry 10y farmer train No. l, carrying = large
number u passengers, wodld have been wrecked
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Fell from the Third-s,ory window

Charles wsismSndei. fourteen years old of ISL
Park avenue. srooki,n. employed by A. wernpi
heimer 4 Co, 100 Greene street. fell from u
third-story window at that place this morning
ne reesvea many laeeFeted wounds 70 both
Hospital.
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Grocer DouneIly Discharged.

Thomas Donuelly tho grocer at Wayne and
Hercsses streets, Jersey city. arrested the
charge Of asssulting nine yoar-cld Ida Melstner,
OF q! Increases street, discharged when ar
rsigned before Justice Potts to-day.
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Newark to Have Fifteen Wards.

NEWARK. July 1.-THE RsdistrictinE Com.
mittee which was appointed By the Mayor. met
last night and decided to redistrict the city into
u 10 now divided. .
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Mrs. Mcbride bitten by a Dog.

BATH BEACH. L. l., July lI.-Mrs Alice
Mcbride, one Of the guests In the Arvsrvs Beach
cottages was attacked and severely bitten on the
arm by a dog near the cottage this forneoon
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smaII-Pox In Jersey City.

case Of smallpox was discovered this mora
Ing at Ht Eleventh street. Jersey City. a house
occupied By coiorsd people Tbs victim. wtiiks
Armstrong. was removed 70 snAks HILL "
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Mas WTssIow' SOOTHING SYRUP for children
es hing so.tens the gums and silays ali pain 2oc
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0g: zNANEE sc

Levylng tax for the year iS}i on u prep.
erty situated in the Parish OF I.atar.a3a.
subject to taxation uuler tie Constitution
of 1879.
SEC. Be it Enacted " the Police Jory
in regular session convened, That an al va-
loren tax Of Eight mi'is on the Dollar Ae anG
is hereby ,evIed for the current wear eighteen
hundred and ninety four 1874 ON all p.ur,r
ty situated III the Parish of Lafourche n5t
exempt from taxation uuder the Coustltu
tion of 1879.
SEC. .. BE it enacted, that the said tax
when collected shall S6 dpporti0Eea and set
apart as follows -
First. Four mi.ls shall he set apart 70 pay
the current expenses 0i the Parish. inciu ling
all salaries OF officers Of the pdrlsu, and shan
be known as the General Fund
second Two and une-half mills shall be
set apart and nsed for the support and main
tainarce Of the Public Schools Of the Parish,
| and shall be known as tue Public School
Tax-Fund.
Third ODe-hal1 mill shall be set apart
and used only for the purpose Of build
ing improving and repairing school houses
paying the salary of the parish snperintend
| ant and such iucIiGntalS - may be necesSa
ry, and shall be known as the Public School
| House Fund. The Public School and the
Public School House Funds shall be subject
| to the legal order of the School Board OF the
! Parish of Laiourche, and a statement OF the
| expenditures thereof shall he submitted by
| The superintendent to this Jury bi-annually
| on the first Monday of July and January Of
each year.
| Fourth One mill shall be set apart and
| used TOR drainage purposes. as stipulated by
Ordinance No. l6S adopted by this Jury July
/ 10Th 1888. and subsequent amendments, and
| same shall be expended as therein provided
| for
| SEC 4. Be it enacted etc. that this Ordi
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which alone they were indebted for
tier residence in the colonv.''
What shall | say of the prominent
part taken by distinguished represen-
tatlves Of the Catholic Church IN tie
cause Of American Independence :
v hat shall | say Of Chas. Carroll Of
Ca.folitqn, who, at the risk of saclif-
eng his rich estate, signed the Decga-
ration of independence of Rev. Jno.
carroll, the first Arch bishop of Balti-
more, who with his cousin Chas. Car
roll, and Benjamin Franklin, were
sent by Congress to Canada to secure
the cooperation of the people of that
Proyince in the struggle for liberty
Of hosclusko, Lafayette, Pulaski and
barry, and host of other Catholic
heroes who labored so effectually in
the same glorious cause.
American patriots without number,
the church has nursed in her bosom
A traitor, never.
The Father of his country was not
unmindful of these services. Shortly
after his election to the presidency, re-
plying to al address of his Catholic
tellow-citizens, he uses the following
language: 81 presume that your fell
low-citizens will not forget the patri-
otlc part which you took in the ac-
complishment of their revolution and
the establishment OF their government,
nor the important assistance they re-
celved from a nation in " hich the Ro-
man Catholic religion is professed.
And you, Catholics of this generation,
have nobly emulated the patriotism
and the spirit of toleratlon exhibited
by your ancestors, you can neither be
accused OF disloyalty or intolerance to
your dissenting brethren. Unity of
doctrine and government is not to be
found in the protestant sects taken
collectively or separately, as in
the Catholic Church. This is evident
ly the church that the gates of He'll
shall not prevail against-for it has
and is now being assailed-but has
not nor will ever be overcome.
Among the many that were present
at the exhibition were Mr.. 0. Mire and
wife of Assumption.
Miss Mary Gautier of Houma, La,
is visiting friends in the Brusley.
There was an impromptu reception
given by Mrs. T. Clement to Miss Ma
~ Gautier on the night of July 18th.
Many of the Brusley's young people
were present and all had real good
time.
Mr.. Jack Hebert the assistant man
ager Of Waverly Store, on Waverly
plantation, has been very sick for tie
past week, but is now much better.
There will be grand ball given at
New Hope. Academy on July 2Sth.
All who like to indulge are requested
to attend. 1t will be strictly first
class in every respect. BRUSLEY.
For want of space, we were unable
to publish the above sooner. We hope
that "Brusley" will appreciate our po-
siJion.
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/ JUSTICE OF THE fEA0E
kard Fl. Clement. 2nd Ward.------
Ramon T. Bake. 3rd Ward, Eqa-
bernard. 4th Wasd, + B Ayo otn
| Arthur A. BoudreanS. ON w f.
Ere Martinez, 7th ward John til
INN. Sth ward Louis Fatgout' ) te
8. Penouilh, 10th ward Angus
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Father Phelan-''Why is it ye're
never at work, Mulvey?" Mulvey-
!" 'Tis from economy, yer riyerence."
Father Phelan-''Economy, ye lazy
divil :" Mulvey-"Yis; ye see, whin-
iver Oi worruk Oi..always git terrible
thirst, yer riverence; an ,whln Oi get
thirst it costs me more to quench it
than what Oi earned gittin' it !"
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"The first thing we women viii 10
when we get the chance, will be to take
that odious word obey from the mar
riage service" The Chronic Bachelor
-''You will do nothing Of the kind.
1t will deprive the women of The pleas
ure ofmaking the promise with mem
tai reser gatlon." indianapolis Jour
nal.
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nWhat do Won think of the p

"What do you think of the Presl-
dents letter to Mr.. Wilson ~ asked
the querist- 81 haven't thought any
thing about it," replied the man who
declines TO be quoted. "Why-that
seems to be remarkable state of af-
fairs for you" 81 know it. But have
been SO busy thinking about what the
Senate must think about it that |
haven't had q chance TO think about
the letter myself. Washington Star.
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"You miserable sccundrel - roared
the leader cf the mob that surged
through the palace car. ssYou low
down, abominable villaint You enc
my of honest labor! You ought TO have
more decency than to patronize the
blank dash railroads in times like
these!" "I'm not patronizing this
read !" Indignantly answered the only
passenger Gho hadn't fled when the
train stopped. 'T'm travelling on y
pass" Chicago Tribune.
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MaY-"Miss Elderleigh is suffering
from nervous prostration.' Eva
"What caused itw May-"Waiting
So anxiously for proposal. Brook
lyn Life.
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When man does not want to do -
thing he says II cannot and when he
cannot do it ne says II don't want to-
-Fliegende Blaetter.
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MUNICIPAL OFF GERS.

Mavor. W. c Ragao; aaa5 .i12eh- 80
Caillouct. 4. J. Ma>et, 0zasae %eqH
bomas Albcrti T. 2, i'e serou' AMI
cank Lernott. ,a
mn Marshal RI Naqnin
~ NJ Fl. n. Conlon
;n4ar A Joliet Jr. q Co.
st;'t,ass Mrs. L. GEI tbs
D,REcroxs OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
ER. r. Mcbride presidents a. +. kno
klooh snneriuiepdeut and secretary
Braud. Numa Eifer Chas. $ Math
ws W E. Howell, }. l.
Leblanc, Emile 1oups
THIboAArx BRIDGE COMM f.ft.
W. G Raean. pr, idetst Chas. }. fal-
Yer secretary. i auk Z mott, d. '.
Taho,, Ell. Norvalt. iHiie Ledet,
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DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

OFFICIAL ~. w GIOAtA.
STATE OFFICERS.
ernor: Murphy J. Foster OF ST. Mary
rt, af state a1f r. S. Adams Of E. Feliciana
prh, Acct s. w. VI Heard Of Union
!, Treasnrer, John Pickett of Bossier.
1 Cen. NJ. J. Cunningham Natchitoch's
Pnb. Ed. A. .Lalargae AToyeiles.
g. s. SENATORS.
b. White. - of orleans
caffeTy y....-...... OF St. Mary
STATE SENATORS.
En- Shafer .......... Terrebonne.
JUDGES SUPREME CoUHr.
kIusticee f. T. Nichols of Orleans
;ate " -. A. Breaux, Of iberia
Chas Parlange Of Orleans
S. d. McEnery, OF onachita
LIB. Watkins, Red River.
rr CourT OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
Beanregard- -. ,...-,of st: aernard.
cm,tb ......of st. Mary.
7RrssMAN, 3rd. Congressional Dist.
NJ pr,ca a..o of Lafourche
18th. judicial District.
l.. 2. Caillouet.
ttorrav BE. Winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
ard. H. Clement 2nd ward -
Bannon T. Bake. 3rd Wand, Eqa-
Bernard, 4th Wafd, + B Ayo otn
Arthur A. BoudreanN. ON w 4.
4re Martinez, 7th ward John th
mn Sth ward Louis Fatgout. 9ta
penouilh 10th ward Angus
CONSTABLBS.
I'd. Evariste Morvant, 2nd ward
Dnoas. Alberto Bergeron, 3rd ward
Rirdsall, 4th ward Albert Sayole-
krd, MYRTLE Kerne, 9th ward Wll
Prestenback, 9TH ward, Wellington
q. sth ward C. w. Elliot, 9th ward
Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
PARISH OFFICERS.
sortatives: M. Delaune.
:" A. Delamotte.
.Dl, W. F. Harang.
ofCourt. C. j. Barker.
p. f. Lorio
80 A. j. Brand.
ar A. JOLIET Jr. & Co
ssor... "
rning Officer. ......- l. d 'oi'A'on'
POLICE JURORS.
esident, T. D. Keut; r. U: MoTvant'
q Tabor, Chas. Z. Gaude, ELLIS toret'
10 Iedet, Louis Lerille, FRANK chriS-
File Ducos. Clerk Police Jury. IL.
Eoulon, Sergeant at arms T. D"S"s'
{slliano Oyster inspector
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
NJ IEThos. Bear, JOS. A. Claudet,
IT. a. \; No John McCullah, L, Keeffe,
EH. w. Tabor. :.
IT. No .}-Wallace Lefart, NJ. Berseron,
raw Price. Adolphe Foise, Oryiile Ihl-
hux. .a4 1os n
6st. No. 4.--Livaudais Ledet, Jos. "
lps, Leo. Leblanc
H. H. Nc. No. 5.-T. D. Kent, L. A. Trosc'air,
aorgSo'' ';st Na e.-yos. Thibodaax, A. Theriot,
lson Lepine. E4 d
';st No. SIS. Boura, L7yiuey J Leblanc,
I;st No. s.-Jos. P. Bourg ois, PAM Lee
"pT Roar AND LsvEE INSPECTORS.
-. NJ Af..l. 3 Bnurge0ls.
NV SS.2 ..... .Nsseeliin Rergerou
To.3 - =. \. Belangcr,
No No :, ... IcAel Adam,
No ..-... j. IS. 3 Mlre,
~ Eles BodEigue.
No., ... Crg5ile IAi3odauE
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COSSTABLES.

I'd Evariste Morvant, 2nd ward
{Dugas, Alberto Bergeron, 3rd ward
Rirdsall, 4th ward Albert Sayole-
I'd Myrtile Kerne. 9th ward. WI
Prestenback, 9TH ward, Wellington
Il Sth ward C. w. Elliot, 9th ward
I Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
u uISII ALEICERS.
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NO MUSIC, NO DRAWING
Both Brnuohes Are Again Voted Down by
the school Board.

Both Brnuohes Are Again Voted Down by
the School Board.
A, a special meeting OF the school board
last night petition was presented from a
largo number Of taxpayers asking that the
special branches OF music and drawing
which the trustees had decided not 10 have
The coming year, be reinstated. The prayer
Of tho petitioners was refused by vote of
four against 10 three for il. Those voting
ing in favor Of granting IL were Trustees
Cox. Greenfield and Walker. Those voting
in the negative wee Trustees Winnie, Ster-
ling. Gamer and PErohen.
The contract for printing wss awarded
70 the State Publishing company AZ SSS. 10.
The other bidders we're Ross g. Frank SlI0,
Williams n Sons s91.35. IspEpEKDrsT Pub
fishing company xl7.
The Parohen- 'Aohoul Drug company
was awarded the contract for furnishing
certain supplles being the only bidder on
the class OF goods called for.
The Hslona Book aud Stationery com.
pany was given the oontoAot for furnishing
Other snpplies, ,ho bid being Sl6Lh1. A.
II. Olewell a Co. bid SlG6 o. aud the
PArchen- ID Aohoul company Sl7g50.
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ALIx MAKES A MARK.
Lowers the Track Record In . MaEnin
sBt Performance.

Lowers the Track Record In . Magnin
snt Performance.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2l.-Aiix to-day irostsd 10
205i4 AZ Washington park aud tie szhibi-
tion 10 pronounced By nearly all horssmsn
present 10 be The greatest ever made In
sulky. Itrsduced the track record Of 2s06l..
held By Nancy Hanks. nnd While IL fell Q
second and one-ausrssS ondsr ths vorlre
record, ~ WIS reailya better perfor nance.
oon ditions considered. Washington park
is at least a sscoud aud . half slow. The
q 81 quarter Was made In .J,H. They sour
ried Gu 10 the half 10 l;033l. 1hers Nc
Dowellilet her out little and running
mate ioined her. She went to she three
quarters In 1886. and came home without a
break end full OF 60 in 2.O5ia, several
watches catching 2:0b Hat
NKw York. Aug. 2l.-Jsrome Park. Titan
course -Iiari ington, Discount. Black Hawk,
1922 milo and one furlong-w. r.. Little
Mat, Ierrapin, 200: nve snd half fur
Iongs-K iinestone. Molba, Mabel Glenn.
I,lltl mile-Bandit Tiny Tim. Charter.
liiC; Ave and half furlongs-Cromwsll.
Ella Reed. The Coon. l;llla Titan course
Adslbery. Shelly Tut,le. Lharads, li22.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2i.-Six and q half fur
longs-kubieon. L,zstts, Champion. l:l9s. 4;
mile-Sandown, lugomar. Clenientine. lst6i
hys and q half fnrlongs-Handsun. Brioso.
Franklin. l;1lAi mite and ono furlonR-
LampiRhtsr, George Bsok. Stovaway.
lg5siSi SIX furlon9s-Domiugo. Old Domin-
ion, rloreana. liiIlai Eve fui uilongs-Cannry
Bi d, The Trophy, b,uo Mass, l;lL