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CONSUMPTIVE JERSEY COTS KILLED.
MEMBERS OF THE HERD OF CHARLES ". PRATT
SHOW SIGNS OF TUBERCULOSIS WHEN
SUBJECTED TO THE KOCH TEST.


SHOW SIGNS OF TUBERCULOSIS WHEN
SUBJECTED TO THE KOCH TEST.
Charles NJ Pratt son Of Charles Pratt. the founder
OF the Pratt In stitute In Broolyn. has had num-
Der of his Jersey cows killed because they were
suffering from tuberculosis. The cattle responded
to the Koch test for tuberculosis administered
by DR. Frank a. Rich the State Veterinary Sur
geon Of Vermont, at Mr.. Pratts stock farm at
Dosoris Park L. |. The cows were put TO death
against the advice OF the health officers and the
local veterinary surgeons who said that there was
nothing the matter with them. and that the Koch
test had not shown the presence of tuberculosis.
After the cattle had been condemned by DR.. Rich.
Mr. Pratt ordered him to so ahead and kill those
which had responded to the test. on the condition
that If the first cow killed showed signs OF
tuberculosis to be killed, but II the
first one killed showed symptoms OF the disease
he was to proceed with his work killing the rest
of the cattle The first killed showed symi,-
toms of the disease. and sixteen were slaughtered
before one was found without the disease.
Two of the COWS which showed symptoms Of tn
berculosis after the Koch test had been applied
were not killed, but VIII BE- Isolated from the rest
the herd. in order 10 note the effect OF the dis
ease upon the general health Of the cow Expert
nents with the Koch test are being tried at many
of the stock farms throughout the State The
lymph Is injected into the animal. and If. after Il
certain time its temperature rises over two de-
grees 1t is known that tuberculosis Is present.
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AGAINST CAPTAIN DENERI
TESTIMONY OF DR.. HAMILTON AND
OTHERS
THE HOUSE NO ST ELDRIDGE-sT. SHOWN TO
HAVE BEEN A DIsORDERLY ONE-MR.
wEEKss OPENING ADDRESS.

Several witnesses testified yesterday to facts sup
porting the accusation OF neglect OF duty which the
Grand Jury brought against Police Captain W. .
pevcry The trial is before Judge O'Brien IN the
Court Of oyer and Termner. and Assistant District
Attorney Barlow 5. Weeks is conducting the prose-
cutlon with the aid of Frank Moss and Thaddeus
H. Kenneson. % the Society for the Prevention or
Crime Colonel +. c. James IS defending the cap
tain. The Rev. DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst was IN
tn. courtroom for time. but had to leave it with
the other witnesses when the taking OF testimony
WAS begun Superintendent Byrnes was also present,
hut only long enough to speak for a few minutes
with Mr. Weeks.
The morning session chiefly spent in filling the
jury-box. only nine men having been secured on
Tuesday. Bernard ChenOwsky, a merchant OF No.
g Dlvislon-st.; Leon Tuchmann. wholesale clothing
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LIBERALS WIZ ~ COSTA Rrcl.

Private cable advices from san jose De Costa Rica
say that the newly selected Chamber Of Represent
ativcs Of Costa Rca consists OF thirty-two MEM
bers and fourteen altcrnatcs. Two-thris are ad-
vanced Liberals and will support the new President
OF the Republic elected yesterday. Scnor Don ita-
Iae Igesas who WAS Minister ~ Foreign Affairs
In the latc Cabinet. 80 Is a nephew of senOr Don
Jose Rodriqucs, the retiring President.
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successor OF the late George Crosby Smith, OF Ore"
Ladies Seminary. Carmel ,..ro, 90 moot
A. 10 .i5 u m the conference aglourhei 70 m M. ..
todov nj . n m. The Woman's Home MlsSioLidIS .iy
society held its anniversary meeting IN die
ci,ssions concerning the society WORK Wiz gi, -
nv the Rev Or. j. f.. Price and Mfs. CnitlDn it,a 3D.
t'isu A. < O'clock i'm the evening the conference
missionary sermon WAS delivered by the Kew ~
f. C. Iglehart.
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TO TAKE THE PETITION TO ALBANY

The committee from the Chamber OF Commerce
appointed present the petition to the Legislature
In favor OF the Rapid Transit bill drawn up by the
Chamber will go to Albany to-day. Brayton Ives
has withdrawn from the committee. and Logan C.
Murray, Horace S. Ely, w. +. Moller and Fordham
Morris have been added to IT,
At the monthly meeting OF the Chamber to-day
Edward Atkinson Will make address on the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

ex-molerator of the New-York Presbytery. The
following officers OF the conference were elected:
Secretary. Charles W Maillarl. assistant secre-
taries L. g. H. Adams. W. p. Brush F. L. VIII
son II. t. Bell statistical secretary Il. A. Brown;
assistant statistical secretaries j. H. Lincoln. > j.
Cadman. =. VI. Davenport, T. Sceholzer ". \.
Walker. Frank Beh, VI. r. snyder AM Robert
Knapp: conference treasure. Arthur Thompson
postmaster T. : Barnes. Trustees-M pc. Craw-
ford president: g. H. Gregory. treasurer: \. *.
Sanford. secretary: George T. Cramrr. J.. :. Osbon.
r. H. Travis !. = Mclean. +. !. Becher and y.
Schriyer Tie usual standing committees were aisl
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.v ,rrrGrD EXPOSE OF THE A. P A.

AN ALLEGED EXPOSE or THE 4. r. a.
Springfield H.. April 4-This city is exci,e' - n
the circulation OF a pamphlet which purpor"' " -
an expose of the A. T. A. 1t contains the ~. 20.
OF 700 or 800 persons who are alleged 70 pe az
hers of the association Many whose names t,oa
thus listed DENY connection with the soelnartaIn
and suits for damages are threatened ny y.s,s MAJ
persons who fear that their business 'h'e
suffer as a result of the publication.
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METHODISTS IN SESSION.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NETWORK
CONFERENCE.
ACTION on THE ADMISSION OF WOMEN AS DELE
GATES observation-disclosures ELECTED.

ACTION On Ilik ADMi'HI'.S VI N''"'''' - '
GATES PoSTPONED-oFFICERS ELECTED
The Ncw-York Conference Of the Methodist hpIs-
copal Church began its annual session yesterliy
morning at O'Clock. at the Calvary Methoi's'
Enlscopll Church Seventh-ave. ana One-hundred-
anl-iwenty-nlnth-st Bishop Vincent in the chair.
After The usual devotional exercises by request OF
the Bishop the Rev Dr. c. w. Ma!ard, secretary OF
the previous session. called the roll OF the con-
ference, and about two hundred and fifty clergymen
responded The Bishop announced the transfer to
the conference Of the Rev Dr.. Emory J. Haines.
formerly OF Boston. who was then introduced to the
conference. The Bishop also introduced as one OF
the guests oi the eonlerence the Rev. Dr Bliss.
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financial outlook, with some observations concern
ing the proposed income tax ana the pcnson opuea-
tons of the Government
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Whereas, In submitting this extraordinary prop
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Mrs Blackburn said she used the word villain
In referring to your conduct during your engage.
ment DO YOU think villain harsh word if
the circumstances were she understood themY
Coonel Breckinrdge flushed and answered hur-
riedly: II think that Mrs. Blackburn would not have
used that word I'm her own apartmentS-n LADY in
her own apartments would have used that word
toward visitor"
ooh II wasn't to you that the word was used-it
was 10 Miss Pollard in referring 10 you. Vow, do
Won think that word Wrongfully usedY
Il think that Mrs. Blackburn did not use such
a word in her apartments Ii Is not a nice
word for a lady TO use.
Mrs Blackburns description OF the scene in her
apartments on May IA between Colonel Breckenridge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
JnFrEnsox NOTES.
The GnHette'z Correspondent Quar-
nntined-smnlIpoN Scare,

Special Dispatch.
jefferson. Tex. May b.-Your cor
respondent got under the quarantine at
Texarkana. He got home In time to
strike double terror TO many OF the
citizens of jefferson. 80 has kept him
self quietly ut home for three days,
making nine since any possible expos
ure. There is less smallpox at Tex
arkana than Is currently reported In
the papers.
The river here is rapidly rising and
bids fair to I've very high.
Mrs. Robt. Culberson. who has been
visiting her husbands family. has re-
turned 10 her home In San Antonio.
j. T. Jenkins, pastor of the Baptist
church at this place, retires from the
work tomorrow. to take charge OF the
First Baptist church OF Texarkana.
j. e. Hale. travelling salesman for
John /. Adams OF New Orleans, has
been at home sick for three weeks.
lie is now WEB enough 10 make a short
trip on the East Line railway.
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MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS.

who was about II years old and a
bright. lovable boy. He was fright
fully burned last summer by the ex-
plosion Of coal oil lamp, and his
death, which occurred Thursday night.
is directly attributable 10 that acct
dent The little fellows suherings
have been frightful. and he had the
universal sympathy Of this community
in his Affections. The funeral services
at the Methodist church yesterday
were largely attended and were quite
Impressive and affecting
Hon. ]. II. Beall, county Judge Of
this county, is being urged by his
friends to make the race for represent
alive from the One hundred and sixth
district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

by Associated Press.
San Francisco. Cal, May b,--Baron
urcritz OF Berlin, chamberlain to the
emperor, officer Royal Iancers, was the
name address and string Of titles in-
scrihed on the register OF the Palace
hotel here on March by the ialleat
man who has visited San Francisco for
many day. The tnll baron brought
letters OF Introduction, which secured
him entrance into several clubs and to
few houses on Mob nm. He became
a conspicuous figure In the swell set
and received many attentions. partlcu-
larry In German circles. nut now the
tall man has He'd He loft suddenly
yesterday. and his reported destination
is New Orleans The Examiner prints
an interview In which the baron snys
he was driven out OF San Francisco by
the opportunities OF the city society
girls. who were anxious TO exchange
their hearts and hands and fortunes
for his rank and his castle ON the
Rhine, Fabulous fortunes were even
laid at tho baron's feet, he said. when
society women would give him no peace
and his mail Just became thing to be
dreaded the baron ned the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

CETE u
PRICES

~ i-2c and lie sellers; on sale now at
i-2c a yard
Pacific challles. worth &c, at ss-4c a
yard.
American shifting callcos, worth 7c
at Q 3-io n yard.
Good quality Figured Lawn. worth
&c. at 33-4c yard.
Good quality Brown Domestic. worth
7o Mt 5-4c yard.
Extra quality Batlste. worth ioc, at
7i-2c yard.
Fine figured Dimlty. royal cordA
worth zoe yard. at i2 i-5c yard.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, worth lee
at &c each.
Fine quality Pearl Buttons. worth Ito
at i-2c yard.
Aurora II, $. and Summer corsets
worth Soc, at 50 cents Apiece.
All the above prices every day in
the week.
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5000 yards genuine Scotch Lawns In
light grounds. navy and black. not tho
ordinary cheap Be quality. but fine.
elegant goods worth iOc yard; on
sale now at 3-4c a yard.
100 dozen ladies' fast black, full reg
ular seamless hose, worth zoe pair.
on sale now at 1Oc a pair.
60 pieces "a table Oh Cloth, best quail
ity manufactured. never retailed for
less than Zoe yard, on sale now at
Ito yard.
Good quality check Nainaook. not the
ordinary cheap grade OF white goods,
but regulur iOo quality. on sale now at
Go a yard
20 pieces Butter-colored Venetian
Point Lace, the most stylish lace in the
market: We bought n large quantity
and bought It cheapi prices i-2c, loo,
u 1.2c and loo "A yard.
1000 yards Choice Figured china
Mulia, light and dark grounds. regular
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
Iowa Park, Tex, May 5.--Profs. Bry-
ant and Tailant. with their assistants,
win open their normal school In this
city on Monday next. They will give n
thorough and full course in matter and
methods. This school will be quite an
advantage TO our town and country
DR.. y. r. Fawcett, brother-in-law OF
A. b. Jones. who came here recently
for his health. died Thursday OF con-
sumption. His body was taken back
TO Tennessee for interment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
San Angelo. Tex, May 5,-The tedl-
Gus preliminary trial before Justice
Dubois OF A. =. Ice and Andrew s.
coons, charged with the murder Of
Ollie Berrie last month. was conclud-
ed this evening after three days exam
nation Of witnesses, resulting IN their
bonds being placed at 5000 and $1,000.
respectively. In default. they are Ian
gushing in Jail
oliie Berries rcmnis were found In
the debris OF the concho hotel. which
burned on the night OF April ~.
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Special Dispatch.
Palestine. Tex, May 5.-John Han
ma and George Hunter were today ar
rested on indictments found by the
grand jury, by Sheriff Pierce. charged
with first, conspiracy to appropriate
to their own use and gain possession
Of certain property belonging to the
First national bank Of Palestine, and
second, an attempt TO burglarize the
safe of @. W. Burkitt. Hanna was
also arrested charged with attempt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
Arlington, Tex, May b.--R. NJ Iiud.
son OF Oak CliI has become editor and
proprietor of the Arlington Democrat
Mr.. w. NJ. warilck win hereafter be
connected with tho Dallas Democrat
The candidate picnic here today was
wen attended. The various candidates
for county Judge and county attorney
addressed the voters,
Mr., II. II, Early OF Fort worts
greeted his many friends here today.
He Is nlwnya. a welenme vIaItor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
Boerne. Tex. May 5.-H. il. Chill
dcrs, convicted and given twelve
years for killing the hackmau Draper,
In San Antonio, was denied new
trial and has taken an appeal. He
will have to remain in Jail until the
higher court IS heard from. Much
sympathy Is expressed for him on all
sides. Childers was lately the Austin
correspondent Of the Houston Post
and very popular over the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
Ardmore, l. r., May 5.'-The bar as
ISOLATION OF Ardmore met today and
unanimously iudorsed the efforts OF
Senator Tellers in the senate to pro-
cure increased judicial facilities for the
Territory. They also requested Judge
c. b. Stewart to go to Washington
Immediately and urge the necessity OF
such legislation. The bar has asked
the members OF the legal fraternity OF
the Territory to unite In the request
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

ing to burglnii2e blnsons bank. a
negro by the name OF John Jones was
arrested as an accompllce on the last
charge. Hanna and Hunter gave
recognizanoe In the sum Of $500 In each
case. with Mrs. Hanna AMI Nit
Goodrich as sureties. The negro is In
Jail. Both parties are well known
here, being connected with the best
families In the county, and their ar
rests have created considerable ex-
element,
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Ee Pride of Our Whole
puss is Our
britain Department.

Va have facilities for knowing in advance when any
!, change in styles is to take place.
The last six months found us selling but not buying
law Of the great pheaval in styles that was to take
Z With this spriy we're prepared for it Our stock
WITH an entire nt ~ >u from highest to lowest in
Il With handsomer gc'f We Jout onehalf the price
b novelties never shown "ore you cannot help be.
[deiehted if you come ana see.
Please bear in mind there is other profit but ours
manufacturer to you
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A FIGHTING lusrIcn.
- brock Mitchell. Who Is n Ter
ror to Evil Doors,

brock Mitchell, Who Is n Ter
ror to Evil Doors.
pa Dispatch.
,''sater Tex, May 5.-Uucle Brock
| ...ii' Justice of the peace at Estota.
|1s place ten miles east. on the
! and Pacific, from this place, and
unstable, man named Waite, got
u'hieulty a few days ago and
10y truck Waite over the head
broom handle. Nothing much
d. nough' of the matter. Waite
~ on and around town for a half
|, !. y no. when he suddenly reeled
I'M. ssu' and for a few hours 1t was
~. pne matter would result fatal
|sh q last accounts Waite was
sss'er. Uncle Brock is a man
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middle o. the street. but strange to say
did not seriously hurt him. NcIghoors
each time bombardcd the COW with
rocks. sticks and stones and drove her
on.
The quarantine has been re-establIsh.
cd and viii be strictly ON for all COM
Ing from any direction who have been
near any injected place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
dies House Dresses
ParaIizing Prices
j Monday,

While the men spending all their money for them
ssa at tie clothing stores must prepare great
rains for their wives and daughters there will be
little money left when the outftted.
Here striped percae dress in stripes and figures,
tcht sell at 81 rs, but for above stated
II sell them at 95c They are made with round yoke,
deep rufle Vatican falling full in double box plat
i yoke; coors light and dark blue, light and dark
ks heiotrope grays and puppies Every one richly
Nm 81 Is but on Monday 95G
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Press Report,
Washington, May 5--Chairmnn Hatci
OF the house committee on ngricultnrs
finished his report on the anti-optior
bill ngreed to by the committee and
viii present II 10 the house early next
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Sneclnl planntch.
Timpson. TEX, May h,--In Pamela
county, twelve miles from here, John
Taylor ana George Roinbolt werv
flghting, when Jack Flutchor slipped
up and shot Taylor. killing him In
stmtly. Tlutcher has been arrested.
An old grudge existed between them.
Taylor ana Fiutcher were brothers-ln-
law
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A yeunr o,rl,. Trruble.

f7T'VTWF EFF7TTWFVIF7
Guthrie, o n, May b,--In one OF the
country Townships south OF here Mary
Anton. u l2-year-old oolored girl is
wanted for arson. but has fed She
sat fre TO the house OF a family who
had DISCHARGED hcr from their service.
and they had hard work to aave tho
nrnnnrIN
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Special Dispatch.
Terrell. Tex, May 6.--John whatley,
the wounded man, is In critical con-
dition, The two parties. Richard and
Glen, were arrested. Glen gave bond
for his appearance but Richard was
placed In Jail,
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NEAT NELLy uLY's TIME.
Governor orifilth, Who Is Making
Tour of the World.

T ~" FN'I''7EFs
Winnipeg. Man. May b,--Gov CRIT
feth. who is making tour OF the Flobe
and beat Nelly Bly's record, passed
through here last evening. He claims
he is Il day ahead Of his time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

SreCIaI DI7FHKNTI'
Decatur, Tex. May 5.--The board of
trustees today elected Prof. Ademson
OF Alvord superintendent Of the public
schools OF Decatur for the ensuing year
aud also elected Prof. G. X. Wharton
as principal OF the public schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
THE GAZETTE.

Rusk sfandard-Heraidf The Press
Of the state ARE unanimous In thcu
compliments 10 the Fort worth Gn-
zcttc on it's great Improvement uus
der the new management. We too
-pnfesfiue Advocate. We too, Pete
Morgan Ncvsi The GnEcttr hni
rpatn come Co the front and f. right
u line with the hest dstiics OF the
south. I7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

with the revival OF checks come the
old fashioned Loulsine silks so durable
and soft summer dresses.
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AVAILABLE EDITION.

.rv,nrrsIyG PAYS.
--t1E Abs Eli known Young
s.r-, nc sc5 Main. last weeis
"a mar, s,,re nxtures for
80 drnr He sold them
NJ ~ The first Of the
Y, fhe na,.,s.d several pieces
-, sd,ernr.uif. about thirty
<-.air. ",I.s. Oar cfuSsi-
f sna i've shrewd ndver-
,snnf rn, through our
!. y, ,alsr'ns n hen, w srs'h " bs1
y ss,s wea'her''r" M
, .Isees. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
ELECTION oFFIcnns ARRESTED
In Chicago for Making False re-
turns.

Chicago. May 5.--The grand jury this
morning returned an indictment
against number u Judges and clerkD
II TIE late municipal election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
Rre is a Striped Gingham Dress
bught 10 Sell at $500.

4 Front yoke shape full sleeve, in light and dark
BIS richly worth 50 co. on Monday 81. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
beciaI Low Prices on
bprobes and Horse Covers.

Some of our high.priced imported robes have
pied down to half Altogether believe it is the
advantageous collection to select from in Fort
tnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
BasonabIe Summer Fabrics.

This will be a much better week than any following
selecting summer dress goods Really choice and
Ply articles have not been imported made in the
pa quantities this year consequently they will be
pee in all stores You always get undesirable
fMstuf but later on you will be looking in vain for
lAas you want
N LII G, YfSS |: II! MlIlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
PASSAIC.

Ex-Congressman Roswell G. Horr. OF Michigan
delivered an interesting lecture on work. or Bread
and Butter" In the Passac Athletic club mousse
on Thursday night under the auspices OF St Mar
garets Guild. MIR. IIorr's sentiments on LABOR trou,
bes labor unions. the proposed eight law; ana
the single tax doctrine were keeny appreciated ana
heartily appauded.
The Passaic Board of Trade reorgan!zed for 1891
on Thursday night by choosing these officers iresi-
dent. Frank Hughes; vice president. W !, ClarK
treasurer X. -. Kent: Executive Committee, ~
De Eaun IT. Meyers " H. Worthen. g. b. Water
house W. 4. brown. ". G. kimball. Horace ~
SHETLAND and r. X Goodlatte
The following well-krown women have been
chosen ms the Board of Governors for 1884 OF the
Passaic Home and orphan Asylum: Mrs: Irving
Angel Mrs Thomas NJ. Moore. Mrs. T. +. Leavens
Mrs H. +. Doremus Mrs Peter W; Dorenus' Mrs'
STEPHEN H. Palmer. Mrs. W \. Willard. Mrs j. W.
ZIP. Mrs. ". r. Castor, Mrs G. u. Waterh2uI.ee'
Mrs i = Colegrovc. Mrs. -. Carlisle Mrs j !: r.
bird Mrs NJ f. Worthen. Miss :. A. jenkins.
Mrs J. GARNER. Mrs. =. Reid. Mrs r. A. Bart,
Mrs T. X Knowl1eu. Mrs. J. : Hiddell, MISS
: r.. Dcmarest. Mrs. VI. NJ. Taylor, Mrs T. r.
smith. Mrs J. T. Speer: Mrs, g. r Denholm' MIS-
r 4 Soilc Mrs +. Marsellus Mrs. {. II. King,
Mrs V Brown and Mrs. J. .. Totem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
RUTHERFORD.

An interesting match At a hundred live birds ana
a hundred flying targets each for 500 a side. was
shot yesterday afternoon on The grounds OF 'he
Boiling Springs Gun Club between captain = r.
Ienone. Of that club. and Benjamin Abbott; OF
Pas-nic The live-biri half was captured without
trouble by Lcnone. 10y scor" OF - 10 bs' but al
I'M. targets there was a stubborn battle. resulting
In "A tie each man bringing down slNty-seVen. On
the shoot-on l.enone was successful, tne score
being at twenty-five targets each IL TO 10
The l. MON club gave entertainment ana dance
to members and ou'-of-town friends on FRIDAY
night-the third In the series OF club affairs THIS
winter The MendelssOhn Concert Company OF
N.w-York gave an excellent vocal programme. ana
IA dance and supper followed Tn" committee IN
charge OF these entertainments IL composed or eN-
Councilman f. Dannheim. Postmaster charles bur
rows and ". y. FOgeL
\ largely attended mass meeting or voters IN
Rolling Springs. with .x-Assemhlymnn John j.
Dunuy as chairman was held In the schoolhouse
on Friday night. when "A report rom committee
appointed at n previous meeting was read. strongly
fayoring me formation IF borough IN ffolllnS
springs The committee was instructed To take I'M
In.dat" steps for carrying I'll" borough PROJECT
4 moot