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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

TheSalem public schools CO Sc 10 nigh
The total vote in Marion county wa,
66s7.
Only about ago populist votes were
cast In Benton County.
Strawberries, home produced. are be.
coming plentiful at TO cent box.
A new restaurant, TO be run on the
French style is 10 be opened III the Mady
building
Latest reports a.: ihLt I 81 Stanton,
republican, has been elected sheriff of
Lincoln county,
l. Underwood, former albany man
received o. votes for sheriff OF Benton
county, running ahead of his ticket.
The San Francisco Bulletin published
the tax lie, of that city In large pamphlet
form OF 100 three column pages, contain
Ing abou: IS. .oco names.
There will be no service a, the Method
is; Episcopal church SUNDAY morning at
Io:3o en- account OF the Baccalaurea.te
sermon at the Uni ed Presbyterian
church. s-ss-.sss ssssasaa
Ifse commencement exercises of the
State Agricultural College Will occur on
Wednesday June II. Rev Roslsud ID
Grant will deliver the address 10 the
graduating class.
1t famhiii County Judge Wolverton
has plurality of 7,,; Herman's plurality
is 735. The average republican plurality
IS about 100. The democIatic vote was
about i5o more than the popullsis.
There are now twelve inmates OF the
Oregon Soldiers tome So far there
have been 2S applications for admission
and Il is expected that several nore will
be admitted in few dzys.
The vote for county seat cf Lincoln
county WIS as follows: West Yaquina,
1886; Toledo. 17o; Newport, I7S; Elk City
~. AS majority is required this viii
keep The comfy seat 4; Toledo for iwo
years.
Tonight the big republican ratification
occurs. The pocession will start at $50
O'Clock, down Lyon street. II guns,
representing the numbsr of republicans
elected In This county, vii! be fired.
The republicans have several live and
realistic features for 10 nights ratification
AZ press time 1t Is rainias enough 70 damp
en- matters some. bue The celebration
will go on, PROBABLY in the presence Of 4
very big crowd.
a private letter sot1 CroOA oOaniy re-
eeiSed In Albany ic day announces ihsl
the entire republican ticket was elected
s.,. s.' ne eAeel'.Sn "f AuthuF Hodges.
-. - '',I'eAe 10, toan'E e.eF1'
popular P'l'A'f'
Mr. Wm Lesens passed through our city
Saturday, with 500 In gold dust. the
product OF 4 partial clean uo Of his oszcer
'nl"e IN me VICINITY OF 04iesvHIe. Iae
viii xoon i,9,,,,,,s,, ,.-S -, =. -.
pcri,y In hi. -, -p;d5l-s Fr,.,f-;ss
ST. - '-,>-'- - -
f"1'Hs eo1'eht DOS
sy.s = Io1-'11@' s'1aen's oi eo'H ans
.ae" :5'0i-.SsA 10 oe u'c naest 'hinz
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
CGNSTARIKS.

Dist.
/. CIV Hughes, 294: { " Watts. i97.
>. ChaS Metzgcr. Ia; p Glover, 26l.
:. + T Rlount, rs; scattering, /.
/. B Cornctt. lSS; Frank Powers, IS.
3. Ed NJ levitt, 20i.
6. Dan McClain, 2S7,
!. FM Powell, go. W Waters. i0l,
s. PW Margasun. 2S4; A 0Stum, al5.
9. Newton Hudson. log; ] Il Pouad,l Isl.
10. John Bachman. 81; John Green
e.; Geo SteVerS, Il John Hanchett A.
IL. W II Scott, a6: Jas kioe. 10.
II. Nc Gaines. PA; W Shelton, lo+
II. J A Bilyeu, l57; A p Hirons, 22+
Ii. ] l. Berry. rs; + Z Hester, 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

Shsloh's Vit2ii=sr s what YOU need 'or
dyspepsia. torpid liver, yellow SKIN or kid
ney trouble. Il isizuArantsed to..glve you
satisfaction. Price 75c- Spld,by Foshsy 4
AASoc-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

DR.. Prices Cream BSkiag Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

Dist.
/. JC Powell. 2ql: NJ Sende-s, 20S.
y. CG Burkhart. 2l2; 4 Freerksen. POL
;. q " Harris. ll6: scattering, Is.
1. Jonas Davis, 81; ] " Ellison, 44.
). Wm Stewart, l9S,
L. Iieo Howell, ga: scattering. !.
=. SP Barger. e5l: John Wolfe. 10.
). IE Adcox. l75; ( A Ellison. %; c
I.ovelee. 235.
Q. W " Parrish, l2S; 7 |. Rice, lo4
10. A { Buck, %: Z II Preston, 9S
David Wright, Is.
II. DC Swan. les; ! Il Mcdowell, ~
II. HK Arnold, 2l2; \ ] Iarnigan. Is
Is. u Ellsson, e0l; \ Young, l16.
IA. kitchec. %; II Lyons. 80.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
Justicces and Consta hles.


Following were the votes Tor justices ami
ConstabIes through the county. The tgun,s
wall show who We're elected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
FRIDA- Y
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.

County Clerk Payne, and Jnstlees Curl
and Newport, completed the ofiiciA canvass
of the vote of Linn county tozday 1t
shows the following votes cast:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

Or. Prices Cream Baxsag Powdes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
NO 46
IGRD, Evangelist,

OF Des M9.ncs, Iowa, writes under dzte of
GaTch %. 1893:
5 HKD. NRG Co..
DufuF, Oregon
GsHLf4srn
Or arriving home last week. foEr8 al
"eL and auxioasly awaiting. Oar little
ziII, CO sht and One-haI years old, wLo had
wa ted away 20 33 pounds, il baw sell,
strong and vIgorous, and veil deghed up.
). u. Cough Cure Ezs dsBe its wor2 well.
Goth Of the children like it. Year S y.
Cough Cure has cured aad kept away all
hoarseness from me- So give lt to sYery
one, with crossings for II; WI.hirg yog
FrosEefi y. we are
Yon7, ME 3 Nks 2 For3.
yOu wisn feel mesa ard cheerfa an5 yesig
tor the Springs work, cleanse your ysagn sith tie
healzehs 2n1 Liysr C1re, b. tzklag tso Or three
fnaes each -aeck.
&c eents pr botsl5 b Al druggists.
:, ! anasr.a Poei.sve ru2raz,se y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

CELEBRATIxG.-The republican ratitica-
ton meeting will occur at this city to-
morrow night. twill be loud with noise,
fire works, and speaking. Last night a
couple carloads OF men went to Lebanon
and jubilated hilariously with the citi-
zens OF that populistic city. Several
democrats went along. They are taking
the matter philosOphically.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
MRs. f. W. MICHAEL AND FAMILY.
Brownsville. Oregon

OLD BooKs.-Richard Thornton has
presented couple Of very old books TO
the museum at the university. One was
printed in 1604, end the other in 1864.
The latter is printed on hand made pa
per- Both are clearly printed and well
bound and covered with material which
VIII last for ages.-Eugene Register:
The latter is the first book mentioned
older than the one owned by DIR Irvine
OF this city, being year older.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

STRUCK BY LlGnTxING.-Th The United
Brethren church at Goshen was struck
by lightning last Saturday evening. The
lightning struck the steeple and tore of
number OF shingles from there and the
roof of the building, and passed down the
chimney and entered the stove and
damaged it some. The building did not
catch fire.-Regfster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
SHEEIFS SALE.
,LI.oa Hale.
-&4A EaA

Ail;on Hale, Plzi1:iE.
Tie Bank q; Ore-01, y Bal sEd y 5
Thompson - aszigoee Il he Bank Of D-e-
eoU- De:ec6zntz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

CARD OF THASKs.-'The family of E "
Michael, wish 10 express their sincere
thanks to the friends who 50 kindly as
sisted them IN their sad affiiCtion,
also to the members Of Charity grange, for
their assistance, in paving their respects 10
an honored member of the order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cureS Collie, Constipation
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoa, Eructatioa
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d;
gestion,
without injurious racdic3t,ol.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

D.. A. r, Sander, Dear Sir r:-Since wearing youl
b. Il have been erea J benefited feel my old en-
ergy fast -eturninR and after months us8 Of tb'
I1efs find p.ysef tw1ce gorous as befofs. NJ;
memory is Low nearly 7srfect, and eaet: day Show
using the belt. Tours truly, HENRY SCHULTZ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-15

A BRIDGE CoNTRAcr. - The county
court yesterday awarded to b Tillotson, of
Albany, the contract for the construction of
a new bridge on the road near Rainwaters,
u mile and half this side of Albany.
There was wide diversity of opinion
among bidders for the construction Of the
| Rainwater bridge. The highest bid was
| $248 and the lowest 800. 1t is said that
5000 feet of lumber will be required in its
construction. Corvallis Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
vopr MONEY roR rHr HOSPITALS

Mr.. John \ Iowery. the treasurer 81 the Woman :
Auxiliary Of the Hospital Saturday and sunday
Association No 3 IVES, Thirty ATHEIST, reports
the following additional contributions to the
"yyom,n's Fund" ~ the General Hospital collection
Mr. " lliim H. Vanderbilt. Mr.. Elliott +. shepard
and Mrs william -. sloan. each So. Mr.. Anna
WORKSHOP r. 500: Mr.. Jonn j. Emery Mrs. Jacob
H. SchIN Mrs ". Y. Mortimer. Mrs. H. Hermann
Mr. ~ Il Winthrop and Mrs George Lewis. each
Stoo Mrs Charles &. Jackson Mrs. Henry W. Nun
70. Mrs J. W. Minmrn. Miss Eleanor +. Clarke
and Mrs Char.," I.anler. each 81. Mrs Joseph /.
Norris SO Mrs II. NJ Brooks. Mrs Clinton OgI-
vie ,iss Augusta Slaic Miss Kneelani. Miss Pen
fold Mrs j T. Morgan and Mrs. Arson W Hard
each 81. Mr. ". * Thorn. Mrs. T.. /. Bay
Nrs f. H. Van Ingcn. Mrs. Frank u. Porter Mrs
william Bryce. Mrs. Islor WOrmser, Mrs william
H. Headl.ston Mrs John II. Blooigood ami Mrs
Frederic H. Elliott. each 81; Mrs. Ira Davenport.
Mira IL /. Gricgs AMI Miss \. /. Sal. each 81.
Mrs William T. Kip. Mr.. Water DamroSch NJ.
Robert Oyphant Mrs Aired Pell Mrs Seth Low.
Mira Richard : Ely. Mrs Preston Griffin. Ms H.
Non Rensselaer, Mrs Rush e. Hawkins. Mrs
George l. Sicho.s. Mrs. Edward y Loew. Mrs
lobn \ Robinson Mr.. Charles y. Smith. Mrs.
Percy r. pyne jr. Mrs John II. Hale. Mrs. W. II.
p.ckham. Mrs Colgate Mrs. Edward = RapeIo.
Mrs. r. Van volkenburg. Mrs. Victor Lorchan. Mrs.
f. L. Stetson Mrs. Thomas NJ. North. Miss NJ.
Appcton Mrs Thomas Garner. Mrs William :
S:oan Mrs Henry f. Dmock. Mrs. " lillian =.
Crane Mrs Charles ". Godfrey. Mrs Aucrbach.
Mrs. =. y. benjamin, Mrs. ". w, Skiidy; Ms
Caroline Ta:man. Mrs y, "; Hass Mrs r. l." IN
dorwood Mrs. W H. Phillips. Mrs. William g.
Read. Mrs. Il. VI. Thompson. Mrs. Lee Jones Mrs.
Hugh J.. cole. Mss Du Bots. Mrs. X. VI; Towr'en.i.
Mrs W Woodward. ir. Miss Morris. Mrs y. W.
Durkee. Mrs. g. l.. Jones and Mrs. Cowdin. earh
$40: In smaller sums, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

,,on,s On arranged as to clothe them In rainbow
nneIendors. Grottos will be fitted up DISPLAYING ,s
in their recesses all the jewelled DeaueS y, "a ~
hidden mine Scenic effects Will be heign,sn1ec ny iy
coiored and variously shaded lights patnt,E a'
nrismatic glories lawns and Walks anu - trnm
fahtjng gardens and terraces and cleaning ON
mimic lakes Broad bands OF color can h p
the curtains OF the night and be harnlo, n nS
changed and blended at Will f i'm, .E r, from
arbor will breathe delicious music IKE strs en,
FARMLAND, and every statue ~ vocal INV '
Memnon's ,oo,oa lv rncans
NJ electrical hoists and cranes and lauhches prV ,
nelled by this hidden energy now Piou,S,n ond
rivers and harbors IL is used Tor MAJ !ie a, ~
military signals. CLEANS from shno11s oiiisons M
harbor bars and lessons the danger OF COZ a COS
sea Submarine vessels will be built ana Vos Th
made eouallng that OF Nerne's Nan'inh II; no ox
sandy floors and azure CULTS Of the sea VIII w ~
rnntist its hidden wonders and beauties. Ou
aiieve and the plate and jewels OF l9mg., i
rnosies / ord of the earth and sea, IL VIII lneI
huf remain for to assert ms 81 n,c,r n,y
the air 1t is possible that future Ne' rorr, of
smccessfullv adapt electricity to some lorn VI
acr,ai navigation Perhaps some Morse OF c .,
ing time NAV establish electric o,
with telescope aid The scientists o, no,T .tr,e
centuries may devise means Tor so us i,tS iocaW
ovrronts nc 10 conduct away from unhealtny IocSi.
ties the pcsential miasm when eeneia ~
tered so as to enable the Weather B ,ia ~
,icauv to nr.serve or alter the equilibrium pc
,u.oer the soil and the atmosphere thuS u IL
tha faiI Of rain. Such achievements st t ~. IL
drcams Of one age are often the facts OF ne mex,
ri, nj. 70 the advent of this mystic power .nr
I've Of our descendants promise TO pc nioSt 10y
and luxurious ones. their princpai ,ou " .t 49,,
versai and unwearied ervitor-electrcity-to 40
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
s,.rcgrrR or rex BETS

Denver. Dee 2l.-Ten-scorc hunters went 10Th"
Yesterday on the plains around Lamar III inc
southern part o. Colorado. and SLAUGHTERED JIch-
rabbits until darkness put stop 10 inc Iu'" INV
count will not be completed before 'o,""o,'o"'
,h.n the game viii be stacked up ana photo-
h, over , thousand head were brought IN
mis- .vening and almost ten times that NUMBER
were slaughtered to-day. The start was mace
about noon The record OF the day Is held ny iou'
pueblo sportsr,cn who killed - jacks IN t""
hours After the hunters come a. tne -. ~
var yb.re IL viii he distributed Christmas morn.
ing In the southern part Of me STATE inc III
80 h.comc , most that cannot De COM area NItn
nnS,bing outside o. Australia. and the farmers
%mfer severely from It's depredaiions. hey , esu
n,at, ,h.i~ annual loss ut thousands o. dohars
nnI the railroads cheerfully help tnem to mar"
ar on the rabbit by giving the sporiSi9en u nom
Val va, un , - ,he nelds besides hauling rec or
"harg, whatever game thes may bas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN H. Il:
Stations In New-Yori. foot Of Barclay ana
Chrlstovher streets.
yEsTIprIcD TRAINS. PULLMAN Buffet


Dire, route (. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAR.
IHE CHANGES. Dammit. BelnAIdssAIe. ESsA.as
Kttge, Madison Mousto~n. Passaic. Pa,erson B9oa'
ten Dover. aHhops BuDDS lake LAKE fto'
PATCONti. HdcKcttsio9n sCNOOI.i:N.S MOUNIAiA,
washington PIlIILIPsBr sc EASTON WATER
GAP STEOUuSBuRG P.cono Mounaia ScR!AN'
TO% rIrTSTON WiIkEsBARRE: NANrl soKE.
DANVlGJE. NOnTlVMhERLANnM 'ntro biN;i'
NANTON OXFORD NORWICH Watsr,li LrlCA.
RlrfTIEI.r SPRINGS Cnrtlanl, SlllAct 81. os-
Woo ITHACA ONtfO. ELMlRA cOfNING
RATTT DANSvII.f.E BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST NNp SOUTHWEST
go \. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-RI'FFALo SCRANTON RlNGHAMToN;
rTIc.A RICiiFlFT.p SPRINGS SYRACUSE ani
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Coz,
Buff'o with train FOR chicago. arriving Wv
90 r. M-Sl'RANToN BINGHAMTON and Ei-MiRA
4 90 + M~SCRN%TcN wiLKEsBARRE and PLYM.
Oi;TH EMPRESS Pullman parlor -
Buffalo Nestihuei Limited ESp.e.s
~ SCRANTON IMAGINATION. EfMiRA. BcF.
FALO Pullman Buffet sleeping car. Connects ~
Buffalo with ain e. Chicago arriving at 9'o p M
go = # pan)- RUFFALo SCRANTON. BLNGHAM
TON. rTi"A SYRACUSE and OSNEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman lmret Sleepers - . %
TIrKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. -
MURRAY anS 499 broadway Tickets AZ ferry siaton.
- ard broadway. 81 West i2jh-st. 2S Ctlurous
ave- Ncw-Yoik 35S anf 12G Fultan-s and - Rfoad"sH
i,~coklvn. Tir,e .bes -ivtig full Information az az
wrSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call COR ssd
check tageag" from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

STATIONS foot Of CortIansit ana D-sbro-ses SITS.
700 4. VI. daily Ior MA at CHIN and inter
mediate stations excep, sunday for PoEIs-
VILE and READING. .a..,,-.r,c y,.v
SIS 4. VI. daily FOR GENEVA RoC l ,i ir BIZ;
the West principal and local points: ainnseL 70
Suspe nson Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper 10 cAicsso.
lilo A. VI daily Tor MArTH CHUNK and ntef'
mediate points Connections for Reading ana Harrisburg
90 u. VI. daily except sunday. FOR El.AlIfA ans AZ
Intermediate stations connections for Po,sve and Resa'
ing. char-csr Wlkesoarre
t:iO r. VI. daily. eNcep, SUNDAY for L. ana q
JUNCTION ard principal intermediate stations. Pumas
buffet parlor-car wkesbarre: connections sor Po'S
1.2O r. VI daily. .excep, Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD ant u.fcrm 'diais stations
S;IS r.. VI. daily East9n and intermediate stations
Goo H. ". daily FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and al points West Pullman Sleeper tes.i5Ilei trai1
r. y % chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto oonnee-
f.0nr fo- R"pdiuS ant Hirrishurg - ........
G:3O y. ". .ialy. except sunday. for MAUCII CHUNK
o:OO y. ~. daily lor ITHACA GENEVA RocH:
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman sieerers to chicago and Bufao Chair
car 70 Wilke7 barre. 49, -. 49,.
Tickets and Pullman accommoda,ions at ?55. ?si. os
anl 7o3 R-1a way. iI3 B0wefy. II East lti 81, lt
,-as, io5iL st y Y: sen Fulton -. Court ST.. "
Rrondway ard BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. n. 7.
IT, Y Transfer co. viii call FOR and check baggage
IRON, MOTEL or residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
me plREHTRSr TESTIMONIAL

The treasurer. j. Langdon Ervlng No 81 Wall
ST. reports the following subscriptions received UP
to noon yesterday for the Parkhurst fund Pre-
vlously acknowledged. sS.S7 %: w. II. Schicnclin &
90. and II. e. Fahncstock. 800, each; Charles II.
Godfrey. $50 r. u. T.. Helen r.. Mcdowell Young
e SmylIe Charles r. Root. Arthur Tryon Kemp
and pr w. NJ Polk. s25 each: Mrs. Edwin Par
sons 500: Peter W. Mclndoe Charles W. McAlpin
q CO.. the Rev. ". W. Atterbury. the Rev. W. +.
Cushman. s. CaTman Harriet Mrs. $. c. Harriet.
Miss Florence Harriet. Mrs J. o. Stone and How
ard Mansfield, so each; the Rev. Henry Mottct.
81: Mrs. ID. T. iIcrkey and "E b." 81 each total.
3f. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE PERRY SAILS FOR BEHRfNG SEA.
REVENUE CUTTER HAMILTON ORDERED TO
Cruise FROM CAPE HENRY To SANDY HOOK
IMPORTANT COAST POINTS UNCOVERED.

IMPORTANT COAST POINTS UNCOVERED.
The revenue cutter Perry sailed from here on
Thursday afternoon for san Frsrcisco. From that
port she Will be sent TO reinforce IN" Behrng Sea
n.,; The oficerg OF the cutter are: captain. H. y.
Smith: first Lieutenant and executive officer. W. g.
Ross. navigator. I.euienan; Howard Emory; watch
officers. Llcutcnants craig and Johnston: chief en-
g!neer. Dcreamer. and assistant engineers Butler
and p.reamcr The sailing % the cutter was de-
layci two days Oh account ~ the Illness OF Leu
tenant Ross. Finally a surgeon OF the Marine Hos
pltal ,oTyIcc Was taken board and the vessel
sailed She will touch nrst At -. Lucia and from
there Will 81 70 Para. and from there TO Bahia.
She will not atop Rio de Janeiro. because small
pox yellow fever and other diseases are said 10
have broken out there but will on 70 Montevldeo
From Mon,evlieo she will 20 10 Sandy Point at the
entrance 20 the Straits OF Magellan. and thence TO
Valparaiso She Will pass up the west coast. stop
ping At such ports may BE- necessary. The cruise
- ~ li.'r niles.
Tho cutter Hamilton. which Is on the Philadelphia
STALLION has been ordered 10 cruise from cape Henry
10 Sandy Hook 80 ~ partly 10 cover he New-fork
station Tn,s station extends from Montauk Point
IN Little Egg uarbor on the Jersey coas, The
phll.delrnin station l. from Little Egg iiarbor 10
no.lys Island lust north OF Hattcras. The present
Advancement viii leave the Long Island shore ana
I'M. strip % coast from cape Henry 10 Bodys Island
uncovered Both are dangerous bits OF coast ana
this lg the season Of when disabled vessels i
assistance IN. maritime interests ot New ! ork
v,nt IN. placing OF a large and powerful vessel on
mis- station \ bill has been introduced into 'on-
gross 10 provide Tor the building OF such vessel
,l,,ed under IA. control Of the Navy and her oih-
GERS ana viii be paid by the Navy Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
CITY Ceurt-Speciai Term-Before Mccarthy. J.-Court
AZ Mofions
.EFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Andrews J.
I,ib-owicz Gallivan--John Whalen.
Matter O Haght-Daniel c. Rollins
IIarr Va Hoes-George Bell.
Melville Chase National Bank-Hamiltcn' Ode.
Common Pleas
BY Bischof. ir.. J.
Drucker VS.. Drucker-(ieorge Haas
Tracy Frazier. jr.-John A. Straey
Superior Court.
BY Dugro j.
Rogap Cochran-Frank Schaeffer =
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Andrews J.
Matter Of J. s. Conover Gov. II. II. Hull
Py Patterson. y.
Charles J. buchanan Charlotte w. Gregan ana Char
lotte T.. Courney-Clement J. Krach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
PPOINTMEyTS ~ rHE POSTOFEICE.

rostmaster-General BisseIl yesterday appointed T..
s. Post. who was Second Assistant, Postmaster here,
Inspector OF Siationss THE position iSa new one.
~ q swift private 'seere,aty 10 Postmaster Day
Postmaster Dayton went to Washington yesterday
learn the result OF the report of Special Commits
soners Mach-n. Shepard ard Gayler concerning
their investigation of the affairs OF the several de-
partments OF the General Postoflce In this city.
Alvin Ira McNab was appointed private secretary
to the Postmaster In place Of Mr.. Swift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
COTTON STATES EXPOSITION PLANS

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 2i.fIonduras Will be repre-
scented at the Cotton States international Expoe-
tion. President Bonilla has officially accepted thc
invitation TO make exhibit OF the natural re-
Of his country. President Lee. OF the
American Protective association. called this morn
ing President Collier to arrange for Drum
mers' Day" at the exposition. The Music Com.
mittee will endeavOr to secure the leading musical
organizations Including the 7th and 9th Regiment
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BIG ELEVATED RAILROAD JUDGMENTS.

William c. Holbrook Roin NJ Morgan and Ed
ward O'Brien. who appointed commissioners
10 take testimony and decide what compensation
should be paid 70 the owners OF The properly NOS.
90 laS l5O and l5e Pearl-st by the Manhattan ana
NetroDolsfan elevated railroads. fOr the taking OF
easements and FOR the maintenance OF the rail-
road have fled their report with the supreme
Court The commissioners decide that FOR the prop
e,ty taken from No g Pearl-st. a Judgment o.
$40 90 should be awarded against the elevated rail-
roads and for Nos 14s 80 and l52 Pearl-st, the
southeast corner o. Wall there should be judg-
rnent So 100. The owners Of the properly are
Christine OSullivan, Eugene OSullivan. vincent j..
O'Sullivan Percy H. OSullivan. Ernest L. OSuill.
van and Charles \. O'Sulivan who live al No. "a
MaIi
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Az INTERESTING SCUOOL ENTERTATNMENT

The Christmas exercises OF Grammar School No.
81 In West Forty-fourth-sl.. Martin H. Ray prln-
clpal were held on Thursday morning. The pro
gramme consisted of recitations and singing by
the pupils. Their work showed careful preparl-
ton. and creditably done. while the discip-
line highly praised by the visitors Hanford
Crawford. trustee OF the Twenty second Ward.
presided and addresses made by Commits
sioners Charles l., Holt and Henry \. Rogers and
Mr. Ray. Books given for proficiency.
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WELCOME Syow " IHE WEST.

Alliance Neb. Dec. p The $40" ior ""''h
<.,r,sk, farmers have been praying for a month
l., ,ui,r all oyer Western Nebraska. The storm
,ossess.s all the features OF blizzard. with the
oxco,tIon that the weather IS very mild Inc
storm began yesterday in the BLACK Hiiis ana
continues with undated fury. communication 10y
TELEGRAPH on both the burlington and MISSOURI
River and Elkhari line To the Northwest e'IS het,
,Nirs h.ing rerderrd useless by accumu lat'd snow
4 heavy Snowfall AT this tlrit Is ahsoiut"y VIC
IN. Of winter wheat In Nebraska "nd s"u'h ia
L.