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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
srp,KBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.-Resld
properties. all kinds; sale or rent
Tt'RBS & TAYLOR. - Be"Ninhn-s''
AT LEONIA. y. Pilots 100 tee' ,.H",'
sewer. water. sidewalks. electro r,'s,, m,5I.
2 minutes walk from station. high ttvunu.
80 minutes from New o'k'
OWNER. BOX ~. Leonih' - '.---------
ORANGE. y. AN stations; real es,aue'
select homes. some a'ciI'I ~ TN =
s. 900. upward EDW L. HAMlhlv ~ ~
90. 90 Broadway. Once at orange Depot
nnan Lahnr Iay.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

To LET.-No. GO West 97th-st.. handsome
i-story high-stoop private house; rent.
81 800: possession immediate; caretaker on
premises. CHARLES Buck. owner, Co
lumbus-ave. corner I21-st
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MALBY DELEGATES CHOSEN.

THE ACTIONS OF TWO ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS
IN ST LAWRENCE.
Ogdensburg y. Y. Aug. @.-Martn " H. ives OF
potsd.,o was nominated for member OF the Assem-
bly by the Republicans Of the Id Assembly DISTRICT
OF St Lawrence in Potsdam this afternoon Dele
gates favorable 10 George H. Maiby for senator were
The Ist Assembly District permitted Maioy 10
name the delegates TO the Senate conventions ~ 10
a deadlock for member OF Assembly,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. by two bachelors. a
small well-furnsfed house, with TWO
bathrooms. between 3ith and jOth SITS.
Madison and 9Th ayes. Answer, giving
terms and location H. Box 10. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30

NURSERY GONERNESS by educated
Protestant woman In New-lork or ilrook-
Ign. as nuiseS goNerness 10 one child from
four years up. excellent seamstress: cut
and NJ. childr-ns clothes. family sewing:
New York references. Address for two
DAYS GoNrRNEsS 5o1 c.lnton-sl., iiro,k-
lNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
NOR THE CAMPAIGN IN NEWJERSEY

Trenton. Aug. ?e-The Executive Committee OF
tho New-Jersey Republican League met here this
evening Edmund c. Hill. OF this city was re-
,oo,od treasurer committee appointed 10
confer with the State Republican ENecuuNe 'on-
VIZ s 70 the best means TO bring out the vote al
nv G i,e election II was also decided 10 issue
w naner in the interest Of the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30

OF Baltimore spoke feelingy Of the great work o.
the associations first and on.y president
The throng rang "Goria Patr'' and the DON
oIogy" took a general handshake and eft the
grounds for home. Professor sweeney conducted
song service at o'clock this afternoon In the
deserted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
A. WV L. HARTUNC.
Expert A countnnt and hud',o'' pov
Barnes Building. Room 81. Il latN Ho".
A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN. aged 20.
handy with tools. would Ike steady
position: honest and sober. H. ""N a.
Tribune ON p.
A YOUNG NAN for wholesale jcwelry
business: VIII accept any NthrI r,si,lvn
for work. Address ii. " vANDERoEF.
9lS Greene-ave.. brooklyn ----
Az EDUCATED. refined young man. -:
wants general Office work, with chance OF
advancement: thorough. accurate ana 'N-
pcrienced In stenography. NpewI''lnk v.'-
rc.pondence. etc. with hiKh'st i"i'leh'r
from uresent employer and others. moder-
ate salary W. r. r.. Tribune once.
AN INTELLIGENT German-American.
,,..d "a desire. situation of any KIND,
can pack. mark and ship: some experience
~ salesman. best references = a.
sCIILECHTER. Belleville y }.
noOKKEEpEH. Permanent position. mid
ale-aged man: - years references as 10
chnrart.r and ability New York firms. mol
crate salary. \. y. I2l Unlon-st.. brook
lNn.
ROoKKEEp. .R-young man. 10. as book
keeper assistant. moderate salary j.
sENGER. ss' TLoutman-s'.. brooklyn.
nAKER Foreman on cake. pies, pastry.
conec.cakcs. ornamenIipg best Of city
references. wants steady plnce. city OF
country. Jan'ior. 3iG East ioth II.
BOOkKEEpER Competent double entry
recommended by expert boukk-eper. de
s.r,s position with chance Of advancement.
Address HENRY. lioN w Nyack. y. !.
CLERK. situation WAITED by young man
~ Office assistant or clerk. American
BON. understanding French. hay" had
business experience and can give Al ref
eIence. NJ r.. Tribune once.
COLLECTOR By young man. 20. speaks
German and English. as collector. sales
man. agent or clerk. no can,assing. Sc
curity. CHARLES H.. care J. Hermann.
W. 3d-avs.
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VEIP WANTED.
Female.

An EXPERIENCED young woman az
nurse: two children. ages. i ana - nIs,
class references required. winter residence
brooklyn. y. Y. Address Mrs. IL, p ~
Box ~. Seahright, \. J.
WANTED. Ladies' To- write To us Tor par
ticulars OF our light homework Outline
embroidery. sent by mail and palh io'
weekly. SEN addressed envelope ioi ~.
ttculars. EXCHANGE i6i courrst.. Bos-
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DrvORCE FOR NaRfE BrRROrGHs.

San Francisco Aug. 29-Judgc Sandcrson to-day
granted a decree Of divorce to Marie Burroughs,
the actress from her husband, Louis +. Mason. on
the ground Of infidelity.
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WILL THEY GO IT ALONEf
THE GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS AND THE
CAMPAIGN.
M - DAWSON. CHAIRMAN OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS CONVENTION. SAYS THE ExEcu-
TIVE COMMITTEE is NOT TO CONFER
WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
OTHERS SAY 1T GER

TAINIY is.
r,. n,atform OF principles adopted by the County
Convention OF Confederated Good Government
C,ubs held on wednesday evening. met a more
,sfactory reception yesterday than the announce
Won, Of Charles Stewart Dawson. the permanent
..,rr,an OF the convention that the Good Govern
.nt people contemplated campaign without ask
,rv the cooperation Of any other organization
,Iedced 10 good government. Mr. Dawson, VINO
~as authorized TO complete the Executive COM
,r,,,ee provided for "Wednesday evening by ap-
n,,n,ing nine members-at-arge in addition to the
,ventv selected by the deegations-one from each
cph-a,thoush dsclaimnS the right to speak for
arvboay in the convention except himself. gave the
,r,nression that IL not the purpose or this
committee TO confer with other organizations az
20 the makeup Of combination ticket The
resolution creating the Executive Committee con-
fers upon It full power and instructions to take
such steps as they deem advisable to secure
the support and cooperation of all citizens In
nominating a non-partisan municipal ticket
When asked what steps the Executive Committee
was expected take to secure the support and CO.
operation Of the voters of New-iork. Mr. Dawson
said yesterday
..It is not my understanding that its members are
20 confer with make TO other organiza-
lions The committee is TO receive. not to make.
suggestions We will ask neither the Republicans
nor anybody else to Join The politics OF candi-
sidered II we make ovcrtures to any one il would
look like a deal and are not going TO make deals
This movement Is In the interest OF good govern
men,. regardless of political lines We shall carry
out the principles expressed In our platform and
nominate the best men We can iind for the offices to
he nlled this fall"
Mr.. Davisons views regarding the policy OF
taking counsel with other organizations Pledged 10
maintain good government and the good results
which have followed last years victory over Tam
many Hall did not meet the unanimous approval OF
his Good Government brethren.
"Our permanent chairman seems TO have lost
sight Of the fact that to maintain good government
I'm New-York ye must keep Tammany Hall out OF
pll-kn
ZION Yesterday ITO do this must have the
supper, and aid of most. II not ALL the organiza-
lions which ioned with last fall. Otherwise our
movement must prove failure. 1t Is my opinion
that the views OF Mr.. Dawson, and of those in.
ciined 10 think as he talks will be good deal
modified before the Executive Committee has got
through its first meeting.
selected the following members for the Executive
Committee:
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FLATS TO LFT-Furnishcd.

FOR FURNISHED FLATS go 10 head
quarters. over loo 10. select from: any
location. no detsv Renting Department.
40 sth-ave.. 3lst ard sd ats.
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HE'LL WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS WANTED To sell Minute
Bicycle Cement, will make punctur'u
tire As good az new without pntch' you
can make money with II. SEND s9c: TOT
sample tube. circular. "tc, hahDNEh Z"
JOHNSON, Derby. Conn.
AGENTS WANTED. Bicycle Wheel Pus-
zlc"; sells like hot cakes, 81 % - daliy
easily made: sample mailed Tor loc.' write
M once RROOkI.YN NOVELTY CON
PANY. isi 55th-st.. Brooklyn. \. y. I'm
tir.ly new. Just patented. No iree sam
pie "
Statesmen WANTED 500 to sl2o per
month and expenses 20 Introduce our
goods to the trade. staple line, p"si'ioh
Permanent. pleasant and desirable. Al
dress with stamp. KING MFG. ca ~ ~
Chicago.
WANTED Young man. 10 10 Is, with
some experier - In Office work; must Ie,
side In city. with American parents anu
write legibly. address l.. .. BOX il''.
WANTED 70 take charge OF Department
In A Western state an Np,riencei az
verifying insurance or biographical sollcl-
tor and salesman. who Is "A thorough yen
tleman and capable ~ transactins dust
ness with our highest class ~ business
men and institutions. to such man /"
placs vii: hc given ~ trust ana prom,
H. tho RIG I man this Is the chance OF
lifetime can on or address ADAMS q
co. ~ Duane-st.. New York
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-House. StuyvesaW helgnts'
BROOKLYN: restricted neighborhood. new,
2Ox52xiOO. stone front; Bishop bulider 10
rooms. including two bathrooms. pa''Vv'
and Basement dining rooms: foyer hall
electric lighting. burglar alarm: polished
hardwood throughout. JEROME j.. Ben
GEN. l. iG, FultOn-st.. Brooklyn.
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CLOSING PRICES or SAY rRAycrsco SrocKa
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male,

COACHMAN. Thoroughly understands his
business in every particular. higne0
recommendations from nrst-class iamlhfs:
studies employers Interests. Address
COAcHMAN los West 5Gth-sf.
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lruh Club 7
A James r. Burpett. n Edwin latham
= n G NevM T. NJ d. Rothschild.
- Trsnk " Dodd O. Edv T. Rice. Jr
H. Alfred Bishop Mason. h. @ irles h. Meyer
7. = Nadal
! /. J. Callahan \. JULIUS bluinpere.
" n rov'nsend y Michael Schaaf.
1- y Kunzer Xth Assembly Distrct--J b
]. MAgnus Gross leaNN'
n Edward Reyhng
c,.,-ra, Davison has not vet announced the
ira ,nemhers-at.arce he was authorized to appoint.
49,, 4, Vas said that their names would pro5a oily
~ .o,,nd among the following: James c. Carter.
Joseph LaroSque r Fgton cutting pa4:,va g Knauth
William B. Hornblower. George Haven Putnam
Horace E. Deming Austen G. Fox Wheeler n.
Peckham and Or. Douglas II. stewart
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A-ARR ANGEMENTS made season ~
,,,r. hardsnm.ly furn. shed floor. with
board. other rooms: references. ~ west
-
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

The suit Of George G. Marshall vs. the
Molrouolitan Life Insurance Conn any OF
New York was not decided III Superior
Court Yesterday afternoon as was expect.
ed. After the drawing OF jury OF which
VIM. Tailoy was foreman, Victor Il.
Moollcy counsel for :ha defendant COM
pany. before Tho plaintiff could heglG the
examination of witnesses, asked leave to
anne nd the plendinGs in tho defense and
presented several papers as ground for
his III ution.
Tho pnpers contained evidence material
to The Issue and which changed tho issue.
10 this John q. Rodney and Josiah Mar
vii who appeared for the plaintiff. objected
on tho ground that tho amending OF the
pleadlnRs at SO late all hour placed them
In position where they were unable to
proceed with tho trial. A continuance
until the September term was then agreed
upon and the jurors LEFT Tie box without
peiI0rlniuH tho du;y thsy were orn To
perform. The action OF Mr. Wooiley al
though nm unusual one before the bar of
this county was purely legal,
Chief Justice Lore charged the Jury in
the suit OF Charles Reynolds vs.. the Will
rIington City Electric Company and at
$50 o'3lock the Uody retired. Forty min.
utes later the jury returned with verdict
In favor OF the Wilmington City Electric
Company for els. MIR. HofIecker gave
notice of q new trial.
Argument on the motion OF j. Frank
Ball 10 compel the Charles Warner Com.
pany. defendant 10 an action to which j.
Frank Curry is plaintiff. to produce addi-
tlonal bills and accounts material to the
Issue In tho case. did not come up owing
to the abseDce OF the attorney for the
paintin. The argument will be heard
previous to the taking up OF the case on
Wednesday. Court adjourned at 4.15
o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

For tho accomm odation OF persons who
desire to Wait Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting of the National Educational
Association. at Denver, Col. July to l2.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compan will
sell excursion ticket on July 3. and s.
Denver. Colorado Springs, Manitou and
Pueblo, at the extremely low rate OF s50.7
from New York. $40. 25 from Philadelphia,
S4I. 50 from Baltimore and Washington,
S4I25 from Harrisburg; proportionate
rates from other points.
These tickets will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July IL,
Is. IA and Is. with an extension until Sept.
lst II desired.
special train OF Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ing Cars will be run, leaving New York at
10. o. M, July 4. stopping at prominent
inter M ediate points and arriving at Den.
yer on the afternoon of July 8.
This affords grand opportunity for a
trip to the world-renowned Rocky Noun.
tain resorts in Colorado at a comparative.
ly small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

PHtLApELPHiA. May R0.--Flour firm; win
ter superliRe. $1,000 80; winter extras. o. 81
as; No. winter family, % l0a3. 30; PennsyI.
vanis roller, clear. 80. alsbs, 50; Pennaylysnia
roller, straight s35O187O; western winter,
clear, SJ.J9lsJ5o. Wheat stronger, higher,
with 71lac. bid and 7sc. asked for May Corn
higher, with 5sIac. bid and 50o asked for
May. Oats quiet, firm. with 3816c. bid and
3716e asked for May. Hay steady; good TO
choice timothy. sl3Dli. Beef steady. Pork
higher new mess. si1l4.75; family. sI2. 500
1880. Lard arm western steam. 37 1907 l3lh.
Butter steady; western dairy, 77pIso.; do.
creamery, Halle; do. factory. 71lOc. Ell.
gins lie; imitation creamery. sG81sc.; New
York dairy. lOtlbc.; do. creamery. l1c. Penn
iylyania creamery prints, extra, DO, do.
choice, leo.: do, fair to good l51l7o; gar.
ieky and inferior l0dsl5c.; prints jobbing at
a0a23o, Cheese weak; New York large, 40
oIkc.; small, 4et5lSe. part skins, lI4l4c; full
skins, lc Eggs steady; New York and Penn.
sylvania, isIac.; western fresh. 1iItl5c. south
ern l2l5ldl3lac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

CoNEY ISLAND, May 2l.-After several
months of idleness the Atlantic Athletic
club opened up here last night, and the
Sea Bench palace presented an animated
appearance. The principal bout was that
between Peter Maher, the Irish champion,
and the representative of England, Bob
Marshall. As soon as the men stripped
and shook hands Marshall was seen to be
extremely fat. Maher went at him like a
cyclone and rained right and left hand
blows on his head and jaw. The Briton
won't to his knees four times, and then
went down and rolled over ON his back
Referee Eckhardt saved him knockout
by stopping the bout In the first round, ut
the end of forty-6ve seconds. Maher was
declared the winner, The bout between
Joe Dunfee, of Syracuse, and Dan Cree
don, OF Australia, was won by Creed0a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Tho Sevonty-four Members Arrested for
Contempt Exonerated.

Tho sevonty-four Members Arrested for
Contempt Exonsrated.
HARRISBURG, May 2l.- There was q
larger attendance In the house last night
than at any time since the first week of
the session. The presence of so many
members was the result of the arrest Of
seventy four of them for contempt in abb
senting themselves from last Frid ay's Ees-
sion without leave. 1t had boon announced
that the members under arrest would be
arraigned one by one before the bar to be
purged OF their contempt and the specta-
tors expected to witness rare scene. They
were disappointed by the adoption of
resolution offered by Mr.. Ritter, Of Phila.
delphia, exonerating all the guilty ones.
The recalcltrant mombers were in an
ugly mood, and when the rules committee
submitted some changes In the order of
business there was fight that lasted an
hour The object of the com mittoe was
to lengthen the hours of work. but when
1t was adopted In amended form 1t short
ems the session about four hours a week.
The original rule was to hold sessions
from ga. m. to l p. m. and 3 to p M, and
from p. m. until q resolution to adjourn
was adopted.
Mr.. SeanoR OF Indinna, one of the tru-
ants, waptsd to amend the resolution SO
as w Holu tnree sessions day, including
Saturdays. The resolution was voted
down. Numerous other amendments were
offered and defeated Finally Mr. Her.
cog, OF Bcrks, had one adopted which prao-
tioally shortens tho sessions daily. After
this the house will adjourn at 10 o'clock
at night and at o'clock ON Friday after
Moons
Mr.. Peltz, of Philadelphia, took advan-
thge of q change In the order Of business
to Introduce resolution asking for
special order for his bill to prohibit the
sale OF pools and the transmission of bets.
The resolution was adopted and the bill
was taken up and read the second time. 1t
comes mp today for third reading and final
passage
In the senate the judicial apportlon-
ment bill was amended by Mr.. Brown, of
Westmoreland SO as to authorize the gov
ernor to appoint an additional law Judge
Tor that county, and by Mr. Meredith, ol
Armstrong, SO as to make a separate dis
trict OF each of the counties of Butler and
Lawrence Mr.. Vaughan, of Lackawanna,
also secured an amendment increasing
the number of Judges from two to three.
In this shape the bill passed second read
ing.
The bill to prohibit foreign building and
loan associations from doing business in
this state under penalty of fine of $500
and imprisonment not exceeding two
years was passed finally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

This ls one of the most fascinating sto-
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furore wherever introduced. 1t is love
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great achievements of Sheridan In the
war. and the descriptions of the Battle OF
Winchester and OF Sherldans Great Ride
are here given as seen by an eye witness.
This Is truly wonderful book. The next
their wives and children will read the
great book and enjoy 1t. The book con.
tdlns 224 pages. printed on fine paper
handsomely illustrated. and bound in
Illuminated cover. ublished by the
Novelist Publishing Co.. 81 Beekman ST..
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

On last Friday evening n surprise was
| given Mrs. s. A. J Lang Of this place. it
| being her seth birthday. For one of so
few years Mrs. Lang is remarkable for
| her robust appearance as we'll as her
| ability aud watchfulness, but with MI this
she was caught napplng and the intruders
took possession without ceremony, after
| which she was Informed thnt another mile
stone along the pathway of life was
about to take Its placo with the things of
the past, benco the assem- bling together
OF so many on this occasion, that they
might rejoice together with her.
Mrs. Lang at once set about to mare
things pleasant which l assure you
she did.
At a seasonablo hour refreshments wer o
served iu abundance and after doing am
pls Justice to the same. the intruders
left (we snppose) for their homes, not
without leaving their best wishes behind
for the return to AIRS. Lang OF many
more birthdays or reminders along the
pilgrims journey.
On Saturday afternoon while descend
Ing the hill leading from Mt. Lebanon
Church to this place the team of l.. W.
Jordan OF Guyencourt became frightened
and ran away, throwing MIR. Jordan's two
daughters out, who narrowly escaped
severe injury. The frightened arlmal
continued on down the hill at rapid gait.
Jumping over a wall. where the wagon
coilided with the corner OF porch, com.
pletely emolishiBg the harness and We.
hicle. Tho driver. who had stucK to his
post, was thrown against the building
and some say 1t was a miracle he was not
killed. Inc horse was uniDjured.
The Ladies' Aid society of Nit. Lebanon
held Its monthly meeting on last Wednes.
day evening, at Mr. btolis, which wns
largely attended. The literary program
was said to be one of the best yet reHder-
ed. We would like t o make special men.
tlon OF some OF the selections as they are
worthy OF 1t, but We do not like to tax
the patience of the printer too much.
The Rev. VIM. p Taylor preached q fine
sermon on Sunday morning from the
fret two verses of the third chapter OF
Colosslans. II any one thinks the Rev
gentleman is not live man In the pulpit
as well as out OF 1t. we say just come
and hear him once and II he does not gi We
Your more good counsel in five minutes
than you have had since the last Time
then we will give UP.
Mira. Ii. Barker, OF Wilmington. spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. MouSley.
For rent-ll29 Orange street. Apply to
G. W. Goodng, Eighth and Madison, or q.
+. Vernon, this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Clesing Quotations of the New York and
PhIladalnhIa EIchnnnaa

NEW York, May 2O.-The week opened oil
the Stock Exchange with a heavy market, IL
sympathy with the weakness of American Sc
curities In London, During the last two hour,
the tendency Of figures was downward. Clos
ing bids