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Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
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idst, at oeuue 8arl MATTE beran - MI er ban 'atief. 2ei
bar urfteu lpiieoes bam at ~uoplpnore Dem. Sfreno bar
bdoee label Yensene Stiifeu, baooe ton nil1oet Seri'
gcn ies bar BAN paa Sporet. Saa iicnote mig NE.
Rom, admernter. ri piI brinse baai III 9ane. 81 naa ia8e
Teusens fra bam."
Gnoog | Spbsn bapoe bans fousc Nrf6t 1t rrlfrtia
teIt, uuitaubist lloieenbs, ea ri usurts ps, mob epiet Iro
2DOten.
Iaa @eien bjcm til Sotelet fortalte grucit mig, torrs
lebes oft Dor saaet til. Seq ~ousrbobeOe BAN 90 girf.
Sorter, Der a~iilsreoes iom en- 9onounersT olitibetlsnt nieo
5~atiiselier. Samme aiten, ies airCiite fra 2oneon, bnooe
ban faaet gefallns tit at icse mig % baps Die n'eo seo''
ion. San buuoe life baut 1o til at iamtols mso mine
HriucipaIer. 5grersn for bort Banetog bar blepet beltut'
tet, fOrat ban ifulbe ~beitaoi9e 9o9st uo Sort Houss, Idn
loget bleu Itaaeuoe Der, meoenS 2epiious Sl9lpersbl9'
pcre peuteoe meo 9oot ~iuripruote Siarrer for ! 5orulr'
rIn9en at briu9e 9iferre nfiteo; be par enoog bereot I'll l
ben Guleonin9 at iaa ct Splsb itaub. arnott baoSe frpo'
Jet oenue Elan, iot ban fOranleoiseoe, at en- Yariier-Bol'
ttembeoSnano telegraiereoe iii 2Dor, at man MATTE ienoe
trooper aiiteo til osnne Station. Zen Champagne, iom
arnOtt neo Senli9t baOoe ipilot. ioet ban Hog 5lalfen
l%isnoer, Dor blunoet msb en- ~narfotiit Subituus. @fterat
bans fprfe 6origs mislptteoeS, b~eIlutteoe Geplion fig til at
anuenoe andre Mioler. Dtin u~lpttelise omenoilsnt,
Iot 2Gieren peo, ~ubeuioIt 9ipne - Meooelelie al Seinnles
li9beoen, ueo SjGlp al builfeu Yositaplaaiene flnoe aabnes,
bapoe 9iort BAN bet muli9t at lufte op ben enc 8iite. Den
peo 3amperens ~tiIfaloise 5or%iintelie Opitaaeoe Cab at 3Ib
sau bam en- iiois 2eiisbeb.
Deb 9at til min Sialper Nsben, arnott. iUrlob ies
RarieiIe uoen at bape tabt ct enete @ulbitptte. 8eiien
par lpttcig. 9annet blcu efettueret unoer mssst iOroels
n9ttge Setin9elier.-8o 5irma bar iioen altio baut Spite,
% Wttnnte % ies bar ~liseleoes p9ret lptelise.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
SfrGintc CT Siger.

Gn Mano, Der til Seit REQ isiennem en- Del al Suoien,
Itpote pluoieIt9 paa Ell Gi8er, iOm frpb ianlmen til Spring.
0eiten iUrp9te at penoe ON, men oa bet tun piloe inbbpbe
iii su9reb, gap Wtanoen ben al Sporerne. 3ette bra0te
Soften til at iteile, pg 3i9eren uenote itrar Salen til %
lob bort.
GRr. elliot, ium prtGaer ben foresnaenoe Siitorie, for
teller Osiaa en- unoen. Gn Sen al bun git en- often no,
meota9enoe en- Bo9 Us en- 8iile, us iatte fig bet bpie
@rGs ueo Sioen al en- Spi Saab ont at tomme paa Club
al ct Sambur 3pr. Strar eiter bprte ban nuset nermle
Jig Os iOa en- flor Tiger piie fig inbeuior fort afitano.
Giseren trlnmeoe Zig iamnen, os Wauoen bar banae
for at barre @eoRret, ba 3pret r~inelisois oilbe ipriuae
paa BAN, iBr ban bar parat til at itpbe. 3iser % Rano
laa paa boeranbre / 5ausbeo.
Nanoen bapoe bort ON girfninsen al bet menncteliae
gisus is9te at .ilGsse zig bet biitreite glif, ban for.
%naaebe; men oct a~niasteoe life 3isersn.
Sua tom Manoen 9aute ON at iorisse Yirtniusen Of
ben menncifelise Stemme. Soet BON tos fig ianln,en, no.
itsote ban bet i~rpstelisite Spl, ban furmaaeoe. 3iseren
reite fig halut op % breeoe fig ballot ON. Opmuntret
Derpeo noitsbts 1aanosH ct upt Spl, % 9pret tOs 5lusten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Rciicu til Wtncrifd.

On Wijodl - f1d par ecf pit,
To rrr;e gioSG CO I BARNET
Sea loc no | 8eroc Islargrr.
2cr bierme ipnte3 mia Tor ;rlIt.
Sna erol co nleo On itpge S;arf.
Ter cocI &apet plSc iors;
o. mart oct matt Ceth
aRit Slcm iOriuHse I oci 9!la.
Ia rar bet. ION cu zicu bl,o ia3t
@aa nCtte for lao iir.ir Slcr''.
Zen iDAgeoe. ido hu ben III Smertc,
Sleo Btmuie!i9eg Il! en- FAT:
GorrpnuaiGmmeI - Ben gir'Ie,
On ben ri at or I'll os iGrlc;
% mems III bprts ora5er igsnt,
vi icnoer ilitti9 Srlien blent.
yPen m, on 3aa9eu Ietreo ben,
Seq iegte tGube 2ps pna 5Groen
Snnrt leg fcritoo, jeg bar Seroen
90 blep til NienneIte isien.
Ia ianf en- 3aare neo paa 8inoen,
Seq oreo Ell lGnser irem for ginoeu,
gei tGnite: lib le9 slno utl saa
90 IRre Yeroen at f~orItaa.
Nu er je9 Idnst fra Gar % Nor,
Ru be mig lille lrugre frommer;
Seq er en- 5remmeb, buor ies tommer,
3o9 bar le9 her en- eIiiet Brpr.
8, men bet par iaa soot at i9n9te!
Seq iaare bel bet ogiua ttGn9te;
Wten iaa %tiIiioit, / 9iocns Nat
Seq iauot paa Beien Der en- Sfat.
90 Siatten oil lea ptie irem
5or belle Seroen, ON le9 funoe;
Wten ltal leg iaaoan bare itunoe,
"a bIir ies NOT ~beitauois blem'.
ga, Ital le9 alori9 rRtte ouer
Sc bgie, lteile 2iuets Souer,
Saa peo ies ON en- batter 3al,
9to mart i9len je9 iD9e ital.
Ven Sal - boor ei19all9 f9of Ie9 blep,
Den er l Samle 9renoelasen,
Seq minoes ri9tiQuot Ell 2aser,
Wten Mtooer mlnoe5 - bun opItrep.
aun minoeS iep, al Sasamuuoe,
Sm fore MGno o9 fore Stunoe.
- Stua after irem til Ep, til 8os
I'll 5Gores gamle Nioaros!
q. 6. Saus.
Ora uttrpuoela9ei
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
"Sla paa Sergcts" &ip.
rctur.
gn 5DmmertoibiitOrie fra SoISr.

Get er | ell SDmmertoie lan9t inoe
paa SolDr8 5inltos, at oeune Siitorie
ct iprtalt.
Get bar paa 8intertioen, at EN- 10
Wtano al o8 laa Der o9 bug os fjprte
Igmmer. Sm &oeloen fan ma / Ell
iaaoau 8oie iaa bore be melt iorunbers
li9ite Siitorier. Gnbper bar oa sierne
i'm Stub at tomme meo.
Gn &oelo falot Talen paa iriite Ses
tie. Og mango a Der, iom baooe bapt
lli9e % fiprt 9rapa fort; men Ola paa
Ser9et beo Dem bog ale i at iort9le,
ban; bpr bare:
"Wten ie9 bar a aloris iet Maten
til ialis "9latten" min enonu ba; be-
spnbte Ola, bet bar Scar, iom tunbe
fOmme frem bet. @nsang bapbe ies
Zig en- Stpos meb "Slatten", at ben
Eur uil ie9 life sisre DIN isien, ON ies
iaa fit oft 9smmeret / 5liiensgloa.
Reimen ON ies piloe. Get bar en- Gag
ienbpites; ie9 babe uaret en- Snartur
franz i Spsoen; bart SIRE bar Der;
Suroen baaroirosien iOm STEM, bpstis
folot, mel insen Sue. IA BET FEB mob
Sueloen, be9pnote "8latten" at fig iaa
tGranoe fort, at BET bar inaen Mtaaoe
paa bet. San bupoe beitanois iua flor
SlemlGn9iel, "Slatten", o9 iaa siUroe
full Suloen liot o9iaa. Sa ilau9 sioroe
ban, iaa at 6pripruten ItOo baaoe unua
8enene bans o9 aa~riOlbiulene, os ieg
bar rent i9len, for itanoie bam bet bar
2G9n bet. Gn 9ammel 8iarrin9 mpote
le9 etiteos, o9 bun trOebe uiit, oct bar
"@amle Grit" ielu, Der bar ube %
tiprte. Sum falot Ouerenbe peo 8eis
~fanten, Us ies berte, BUN mumlebe o9
laite paa 5aoeruoret, mems ieg for
iurbi. Seq tunoe life bialpe benoe,
par iaa umuli9t for mig, ium at ia
Stierneu neo fra Simmelen BET. 9tu
tom ie9 til en- iORrt opb 8al, felt
bratte Batter Up paa be99e Sioer.
atturat oppe paa 8attefammeu, naar
jes Ituloe neoooer, baooe Sinben prret
Iaa innlariIf at lG9se neo ct fort Gre
tuerspper Seien; men bet sap "Slat.
ten" en- goo Dag, ban, % iatte ooer
~raienoe 5art. Sslsen beraf bar, at
8ariolbiulene tsrneoe iaa baarbt mob
Erect, at &ariolen boppeoe enbe till
ueirs, os ies ielu bleu 1anst no meb
Zig Sart, at ies for no / 2uften Iom en-
8atet. Sensans uar ies NOT itratfes
Zig rob osiaa; troeoe aloris at tomme
fra bet meo 2ipet; men mener bu, lea
table 5atninsen? Nei, ben taber iea
aloris, ielu ON ies er i albris iaa flor
5are, os berfor bleu ies bierset bsnne
Sang u9iaa.
9u for ies ium 9uitiipper, men
uoen 8alon, os ba bar bet life 9relt at
bore Ola beller, fer ou. "Slatfen"
iaa ies i raienoe 5art pile aiiteb ret
uuoer mig, os itrar bapos ies min 8sb.
ningsplan paa Saauoeu. Seq til at
iprelle meb @rme us Ben umtrent iom
uncer Cumming, Os meo bette bar ie9
iitauo til at resulere 8uri en liot, %
mener bu lille, at ies resulereoe iaa
soot, at jes iumpeoe lise i aarioliGbet
isien paa andre Sattetammen. Samen
siprbe ies iaa.
Neo Tom ies meo Zig 5art, at iea
troeoe, ies bapoe reiit reinstatement
Sproen meo e n Sang. Dog, bet sit
spot enoba. ior Ola baooe intet Jan.
teri, ban, bperten til 8ariol sIer arpp;
men jes bar ium m~prbanfet en- lana
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
WGroifuIo YrcSeut.

WGroifulo YrcSemt. Som en- 5ot
for bite 8ieneiter o. eli Spmuutrino til
poerlt1ere S%irtiombeo iqiennem Den beoItc
&lo Tor S9l9nin9 al gGlteoritte, bar 3Srr.
gunotn Il Co., 5abrItautcr al ben berpmte
@nebGriirup, b~eiluttet i 5joen fra lite sSili
til l5oe Nnguit at gtoe fine N9enter iamme
oRrotIuloe Yreieut, iom ueo Suletlper GA i
Se9pnoelien al Naret bapoe Iaa tor Otter.
iper9iel. Yreienten beitaar al en- itor Splpz
t%araIel % ct paa Snoiioen ioreplot Splus
bG9er, barb omtrent SIS. Sra De Naenter.
Iom alereoe bar erbolot benne to5tbare Irc.
lent, Der paa iamme 3io er en- Bruoelie for
Slenlmet % ct gtinoe fra 5Irmaet, ~forelia.
ger en- ga9nsoe for 5irmaet tpiit im~iarenoe
SatieItripelier piienoe at Yreienteu pireIia
er bpno ben uosiues for at pGre, GA inoen
Sumbus. @n Gibiloniua Of 9reienteu FIN
ees | 6trmnets advertisement | bette Rlm.
rter al Slaoet, c9 ct 9ttbosraii iremuiienoe
Yreienten bens pirtelise StprreIIe ienoes
irit til Gnbper. iom aumooer Sirmoet Der.
ON. Npe Gsenter erbulber oaiaa oeuue
greient, % oerior bDr Ollie, iom pnI,er at
erboloe ben, itrar Tribe til 2unoin g. Co.,
Seferion Ct, Chicago, an, efter
Settn9eIier til gsenter iamt u9rnrere Sp.
l%psuinger.
NIB. Sreienteu uooeles tun fra lite sSuli
til 15oe @nsuIt. S%etin9elier til Naenter
iamt 9itbo8rafet ienoes irit paa Sorlau.
seuoe. Ash
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

Stat % &aniner. 5or nosle Tiger
iieen fanseoe en- enselit Gut to uilbe
Saniuer, iom ba bar omtrent utte 9aoe
samle. San tos benz meo til fit Siem,
bpor Der bar en- flor Suntat, bpis I'm.
ger nplls par bleuen brufnet. Man
Tan tante fig 5umiliens 5orbauIelie,
oa be 9asen efter iaa a~aninnnaerue
brittle al auttens gselteitaal, o. 8atten
bare iis %opericr S%aninerne, iom ON be
bar oens e9ue Barn. aatten bar bele
9ioeu tat fig pad be ,iarlisite al Dc
Smao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
ROCELAND COUNTY.

NYACK-Rock,and County Republicans are MAX
ing an earnest effort to secure enlarged representa-
ton in the next Board of Supervisors the Doari
now standing four Democrats to one RepuD"ca'i
The Republican nominees Orangetown james
II. Christie; Clarkstown. William Hutton Jr.; ha-
mapo, r Harry Wood; Haverstraw, JOSIAH fe'ter
Stony Point, Alexander Rose. In Haverstraw the
nominee the present Supervisor, is Democrat,
but was nominated by the Republicans 20 streng ,eh
their ticket In that hOpelessly Democratic strong
hold. well insure the defeat OF some Demo
crat nominated by the lower element Al the others
are true and tried Republicans with clean recoruS-
Wards election I'm RamapO Is believed TO be GER
tain and Rose IS expected 10 carry stony Point,
much rs Mad Anthony" Wayne I'D. though In
different style. HuttOn's chances are more doubt
ful. his town IS strongly Democratic but ne Is
Orangetown is a veteran and a Mason, and has
held many places Of trust He Is making fine run.
and should overcome the Democratic majority OF
100 in his town. For the minor Offices the Republ-
can chances are above par. great care was eX-
erc.sed in raining the candidates. The election will
be on March 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
AMONG THE ATHLEr.rs

T. G. Trenchard. captain Of the Princeton eleven
writes as follows regarding the proposed football
game at Madison square Garden for he benefit Of
the unemployed: while We would De GLAD T.,
help in such grand cause as aiding the poor W.,
l fear that playing game Of football this ,.r,o
Of the year when none OF the boys are I'm tralpID.
might cause some Of them being hurt seriously. "
The second series OF bowling games for the bene-
III OF the poor Of Brooklyn Will be rolled between
picked teams representing the Interc,uh Cor,-
theirs and Shaughnessys tournaments in Brooklvn
Tonight Three games VIII be played to-nlrbt he
hrst beginning at eight O'Clock ~ ~
owing 10 the vacancy the Board of Governors
OF the A. a. H. caused by the retirement of r X
Stearns, Central Association II will be necessary
to appoint governor in his stead, and secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
TO BUILD A LARGE CHURCH.

A site has been secured by the trustees Of the
First Baptist Church. in Pierrepont-s;.. which has
held services Of late in the Academy OF Music for
a edifce. at Third-ave. and Schermerhorn-st,
the former site of DIR. Talmage's Tabernacle
The plot is 100 by 100 feet. and cost $4,000 The
society sold its property at Clinton and Pierrepont
SITS. TO the Brooklyn Savings Bank for 10000 4
mortgage Of $4,000 satisfied of this, and
with the payment for the site nearly 100000
remains for the new church building. Plans for
this Will be drawn at once. and as soon title to
the site is secured the work OF demolishing the
houses upon It Will begin. The new e1ihce Will
probably be completed IN year. 1t is proposed 10
call 1t the Brooklyn Baptist Temple and 70 model
the structure somewhat on the plans OF the Grace
Baptist Temple In Philadelphia. building seat
300 persons, and second only 10 DR. Talmage's
TabernaGle in 'ze win be constructed. The new
pastor, the Rev. Cortland Myers. draws large con-
creations 70 the Academy OF Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
SKATING AT MUCHATroEs LAKE

Newburg, y. y. Feb 2s (SpecaD.-James Wise.
OF the Crescent Athletic Club. Brooklyn. and James
F. Donoshue, Of this city skated race Of 220
yards. best two out of three. on Muchattoes Lake
this morning. Joseph +. ponoghue was starter
and Howard F. Mosher referee. Donoghue won
the first two heats in fast time. considering the
ice, the time being y % seconds and q seconds
The American record for the distance l9s, seconds
was made by Sam See Van Cortlandt Lake
February 26. 1856.
At the close Of the race Ed" Dillon under whose
direction the race was held, invited an skaters
10 his place, with a view 10 arranging some Other
contests. lie was partially successful A proposi-
ton was made by Howard MOshier 10 skate Joseph
Donoghue quartcr-Inile race tomorrow "Io.''
declined. Then MOshier threw out Il challenp. 10
James DonoShue 10 meet him the same course
that was sHated over this morning; distance 22o
yards. best two In three. 1t was accepted and
me race SCI down for 10 a. m. tomorrow. Joe
I)onOshue said he would skate John : Johnson q
hYe-mile race on Muchattoes Lake on Saturday Cor
medal. TO be agreed upon between them Dillon
AT once WTed johnson, guaranteeing him ex-
peAses ana a trophy worth contesting for James
D0IOEhue too, says he is willing TO meet John
son at the same time. If johnson accepts The
race viii take place at Muchattoes Lake on Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
ANIMAL RECEPTION or ~BrG SIX"

Enjoyment and success in the highest degree
were attained at the forty-fourth annual reception
and ball Of Typographical Union 30. 6. at Tammany
Hall. last night. when more than 1000 guests
present The hall was especially decorated for the
occasion. The front Of the orchestra platform was
heavily draped with crimson velvet, richly en-
brodered in eold and over the centre artstlcally
arranged in three rows. were many gas Jets forming
the legend Forty fourth Anniversary, Big s. 1850
1891"
The guests received by a large Reception
Committee, OF which Charles J. Dumar was chair
man. and by President James j. Murphy, Vice
President John H. Maxwell. Secretary William Fer
gusOn Treasurer Edward Meagher and Scrgeant-at-
Arms Thomas J. Robinson Amos Balm was chair
man OF floor committee OF nfty-four members
and Frederick a. Haslam Of governing committee
with the same number Of members The Commit
tee OF Arrangements. TO which the success OF tho
reception was largely due consisted OF Darius Min
shull, Daniel J. Mccarthy, John A. Murray Edward
6. Gibson Albert w. Barker, Walter NJ DermoIv
Thomas j. Sullivan and John Ieddy. There was -
well-arranged order OF dancing OF tWenty-fo1r num-
bers, the grand march being led by President and
Mrs Murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
.AFFAIES ~ BROOKLYN.

DIR. JOHN H. ARNOLD GETS THE PLACE.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
yesterday appointed DR.. John II. Arnold medical
superintendent OF the Kings County Hospital in
Flatbush, to succeed Dr. Jesse r. Duryca, who b.
comes superintendent Of the Kingston Avenue
Hospital for Contagious Diseases. The salary IS
$1,000 a year Or. Arnold appointed to succeed
Dr. =. l.. Schenck IN this place in ISL, and later
became general superintendent OF all the county
hospitals. but resigned two years ago.
i. II. McCanna, chief engineer Of the county build
ings. has refunded under protest the sum OF 500.
which he had received IN the last six months under
Il resolution increasing his salary from $500 10
5000 a year. OF which the new Commiss toner's can
find no record. He declares that he had nothing 20
do with the records and should not suffer because
they imperfect. ne Informed that the
increase bad been REGULARLY voted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

mass-meeting for the benefit OF unemployed
persons will be held under the auspices Of the
Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society on Tues
day evening Of next week in the Academy Of Music
Mayor Schieren will call the meeting to order and
Dr. Storrs will be permanent chairman and Will
make the opening address. Judge w. J. Gaynor will
speak on Education a Factor in Popular Gov
eminent" James McKeen. Of the Hamilton club
on "a Municipal Problem-the Tnemployed"; DR.
George D. Heffron. OF Iowa University on "Practi-
cal Righteousness" and the Rev. e. W McCartv
Of the Church Of st. Augustine. on "The Ideal
Citizen"
An application has been made to Judge Smith. in
the Supreme Court. in behalf of John DAILY for a
writ Of mandamus to compel the Common Council
to restore him TO the post OF clerk to committees
on the ground that ne Is exempt volunteer fire
man. and such cannot be removed from public
Office except for cause. DAILY has been a clerk TO
committees since 1882 and removed last month
The Committee Of Ministers and Laymen in charge
Of the revival services conducted from the Week
of Prayer until Lent reported at meeting yes
tcriay afternoon in Association Hail There was
$72S 70 collected for expenses and 1861 paid out
Meetings were held in sXty-seyen churches and in
the five weeks there were 3S7 revival services.
The City Works Commissioner Alfred T. White
set men at work yesterday removing snow from
the streets, and Will spend $1,000 OF the city funds
in this way to relieve the distress Of the unem-
ployed whose names on his eligible list.
The services OF Dennis Short assistant secretary
Of the Excise Department. dispensed with
by the Commissioners yesterday. his office being
abolished. His pay $3.50 year. He IS a
veteran Of the The deficit in the accounts Of
the missing cashier, w. ID. Lohmann, IS officially
declared to be $500
Charges against Domlnlck H. Roche. late secre-
tary Of the Board Of Assessors. have been referred
by Mayor Schieren TO President Hardness. OF the
board. resolution 10 investigate Roche's acts
was introduced the meeting of the assessors yes
terday by Assessor Kurth. but It was dropped, as
the point was raised that he was no longer an en-
ploye of the board.
lecture will be given in the Hall OF Adelphi
Academy this evening for the benefit Of the Adelph
Playing Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

A mass meeting Of the citizens Of Mount vernon
was held on Tuesday night to express the public
sentiment in refutation Of the malicious ana I'M
true statements published In some of the New-fork
newspapers to the menace and prosperity or the
city" The publications referred to rejected upon
the personal and official character OF some OF the
municipal officers OF the city, and also threw us
credit upon the Republican administration Ihey
were OF n character deter people from removing
10 the city. DR.. r. \. Fletcher was made chairman
and James p. Hayes secretary. AildaVts were pre-
scented proving the source of the news Tor publ
cation. and after several speeches denouncihS the
stories not containing "A scntilla or truth; ana
declaring that the stories published were IIDeious d
resolution was adopted appointing committee 10
raise funds and to begin prosecution Tor criminal
libel. The committee was selected by the meeting
az follows: Edison Lewis, George 9. Beacn; r., -
Jennings. $ j. Johnson. and Or. T: \, FLETCHER
Among those who headed the list of subscriptions
were city Judge George Appel, Mayor BruSh, ana
James =. Hayes. each So e.. The Y Dung teople
Society Of Christian Endeavor mad an Sntertaln-
ment at tho Presbyterian Church on Iuesday even
INK, at which there were singing. Rotations
Mother Goose" dr, and refreshments: Inc
election for members of the Board Of Education
two from each ward. and president OF the board
will take place to-day The polls will be open from
3 to p. m. and the board elected Will take Once
on the second Monday in August under the proVl-
slons Of the new School Consolidation act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
TWO BLOWERS FOR SALE.

I. \ No. ) Roots new, iron,
positive blast blower, with a set of
4S-inch puIleys for Il 6-inch belt.
Has run only one year and is in
iirst-class order. Original cost,
set up, 1915. Bids are asked.
>. 4 No. ) blower. with wooden
rcvOlycrS. with Il set of 4S-inch
pulleys. This machine has run 3
years and has been fitted with new
brasscs, and is as good as new.
Original cost, $16j. Bids are
asked.
Replies should be addressed to
BUSINESS OFFICE"
THE TRIBUNE,
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
NE JERSE \.
ANnhDEEIIGIt

Rr.FFIANs BREAK TIP \ PRAYERMEETING.
4 crowd 90 rui.lus Tuesday night took possess
sion az Fairfield schoolhouse, three miles from
Woodbridge. while g. prayer meeting was In progress
ana greatly frllht.nrl the congregation. The school
hiIIs. l4 used f,r all public purposes.
Ou Wednesday night Mr.. No1rhis was holding ms
prayer meeting as usual IN the scnoOnouS" The
coUsr.gttt'u was mad" up mostly OF women ana
young girls. The service had hardly begun when
about q DOZEN strange young mon walked In and
stove. They FIRST began 20 annoy the congregation
hy flooding the hot stow" wiki tobacco juice ana
nug fho room with horrible odor. Mr. Noorhis
mildly rrbukeI the young men. but they laughed at
him The strangers frequently Interrupted the
leader boy cat-cals and impious comments. Grow
INK holder. they began singing ribal songs and
jumping upon the seats and called out that they had
10 take charge 81 the meeting and Intended 70
clean ont the place"
Mrs Cory the organist and daughter Of Mr. Noor-
his then rose W AMI rchukcd the ruihans. This
only served 10 infuriatc them. and with ycls they
charged on the congregation The leader and all
the worshipp"rs present turned and feel The ruf-
fans pursued them for hair a mile down the road
ami frightened several ~ the women into Mysteries
Tho gang returned 20 the schoolhorsc and broke
up the seats AMI desks and one Of the number
danced upon the keys ~ the organ The broken
furn'ur. WAS piled "n the teachers platform. and
'hr whole mass literally sprinkcl with ink When
they DAD nothing NOR" 20 destroy tho sr0unlrels
prrr1i.i o. depart and one ~ the gang began 10
shoot the lights out.
1n tn' moan time DOWN the road IN the darkness
hf t.rI farmers. who haI been attracted hv the
hchi wrrc holding council az war They armed
Themselves with clubs and started 10 charge the
e'h'NlN"lr". Whrh ih'} found lark and deserted.