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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
GONE To GRAY GABLES.
The President Left Washington To-day to
Join His Family.

The President Left Washington To-day TO
Join His Family.
Washington, D. c., June 17.-Pres-
ident Cleveland, accompanied by Fri
vate Secretary Thurber, left Washing
ton this morning for Gray Gables on
Buzzard's Bay The President and
Mr.. Thurber occupied a private car
which was attached to the regular
Pennsylvania train leaving Washing
ton at 7:05 o'clock They will arrive
at Jersey City at about 11:30 o'clock,
and going aboard Mr. Benedict's steam
yacht Oneida, which has been in wait
ing there for several days, proceeded
at once to Gray Gables. Mrs Cleveland
has preceded the President about a
week, and they are not expected TO re-
turn before next fall.
While executive business will be
transacted by the President at his sum
mer home, it has been arranged that
the announcement of all action shall be
made at the White House, where As
sistant Private Secretary Pruden will
remain in charge. Mr.. Thurber will re-
side with his family at Marion, across
the bay from Gray Gables.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18

Delaware and Pennsylvania, is also adj
ded to the Journals editorial stan as
one of Mr.. Bok's principal associates.
JULIA MAGRUDER'S NEW NOVEL
Miss Julia Magruder whose story OF
"The Princess Sonia" in the Century,
is attracting such favorable comment,
has given her new novel to The Ladies
Home Journal. 1t is called The VIC
let" and deals with the question OF
second marriage. Mr.. c. D. Gibson, tho
illustrator, is making q series OF pic
lures for the novel.
VANTINE'S neutrality-suspicious.
bv A. A. Vantine & Co.. ST and S79
broadway. New York, is chiefly devoted
to descriptions of Oriental cities, their
manners. customs, wares, cts. The IL
Illuminated illustrations contained in this
monthly are beautiful specimens Of art.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18

ver would be to use it as a subsidiary
coin. We could maintain the gold stan
dard. while utilizing and benefting sill
yer to the utmost extent, short OF de-
monetizing gold. As a matter Of fact
there is more silver in our country
percapita than in Mexico, where there
is free coinage Of silver. In brief, sill
YER dollars are too bulky for use. Like
ether ereat commercial nations Of the
world. we must use as much as possibl5
so that gold is not demonetized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
TIE w. c. T. I. CONVENTION.
The Feature OF To-Day's Session was Lady
Somcrset's Address.

The Feature OF ToDays Session was Lady
Somcrset's Address.
London. June 1.-THE ninth annual
meeting Of the British Woman's Temper
ance Association opened in Queens
Hall this morning. The principal feat
ure Of the session YVES the address OF
President Lady Henry Somerset. In
speaking of the change Of sentiment
wrought in England on the woman
question, Lady Somerset said:
IN 1870. when Wendell Philips and
William Lloyd Garrison, those flaming
heralds of emancipation, came from
Boston Mass. as delegates 10 a great
meeting in London, Mrs. Lucretia Mott,
of Philadelphia, that famous Quaker
lady than whom a nobler type has never
been produced on either side of the wa
ter, came with them. She, too, had been
elected delegate to the English meet
Ing. but our sturdy Britons refused her
credentials, and, because she was wo-
man. she was RELOCATED to the gallery
as a mere looker-on, and the TWO brill
liant American men. whose names are
now immortal, and whose work render
ed the continuance Of African slavery
impossible in the great republic, de-
clined to sit as delegates with men
who had shown such injustice, and
went themselves to the gallery with
their sister, whose name-disayowed in
that circle of reformers-has become
star Of the first magnitude in the gal
aXy of the great reformers.
That was 50 years ago, and to-day
we welcome a shipload of American wo-
men, who are among the most thor
oughly equipped and best known reform
workers of the world; and the British
mind is so enlarged that more than 200
pulpits and mission halls were open to
them yesterday in conservative old
London"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
RBR.L0CK TYPEWRITER !
MODEL 6-The MODERN WRITING MACHINE
VISIBLE WRITING.

Speed. ease OF operation, perfection, com
pleteness. automatic actions.
Most powerful down stroke for manifold
ing,
self reversing ribbon; clear. even print.
such no inlI-Pad machine can contiue TO
give. "
Absolutely PERMANENT alignment,
Quickest, easiest feed device for ruled
paper
tuation.
Writes in colors without change of ribbon.
Writes envelopes. ETC.. without running
through mas hinc. The latest, best margin
devices.
Write Wheeling Bar-Lock Typewriting
Co. or Frank stanton, Wheeling, W. Va,
Agents.
Local county agents wanted for , + Ohio
and W. Va. l.. H. CLOVES 4 CO.,
Gen. ACTS, Richmond, Va.
The REGISTER now uses and recon-
mends the B3RLOCK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
81 AGAINsT FREE SILVER

Special to the Register.
Columbus, o., June 1.-THE dele
cation from this county to the Demo
cratic State Convention. is made up
entirely of anti-free silver Democrats.
This being the home of Thurman and
Taylor, the free silver advocates, the
fact is significant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
SIMPSON G. HAZLETT
1911 Market ST.. Wheeling. W. Va
CRAPLIEE STREET
EOR s ELE

For the purpose of closing up Gle -....
Of John George Miller, late OF OIL
ty. w Va. now deceased. I VIII
public sale TO the highest and be
at the north front door of t-
House. in the city Of Wheeling.
SATURDAY. JUNE l. l
at 10 o'clock q. m, the following
real estate being the house so. --'
line street. that is 10 say. I
quarter Of lot No. l5l OF Char -a d.
Eou's addition 10 the city of
situated on the west Side OF
street, beginning at the nouheas
OF said LOT no. 15i; thence soUt.
wiz. Chapiine street sixteen
inches 10 The line Of Ebciing in s.
thence westwardiy with his line
angles with CGapline street one
and TWEEN y-tWO foot 10 tho all
rear OF said lot. thence n0rthw.
said alley sixteen feet six iu.
northwest corner Of said lot.
the north line thereof to tl.
upon which is located 81 rWo
house containing five rooms
ished attic.
Terms of sale-Cash upon
the deed.
a. c.. +. EBELING
The above sale rs adj ..Il..
day, June 18th. 1885, az NH r..'..
A. G. Il. EDELiNl
ia3fT2S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
TIE DI5TLLERY WAR.
An Assault Made On the Schut3ldt
Plant in Chicago.

A Dozen Armed Men Attempted to
Take Possession Of the Property,
But Were Repulsed by the De-
Dutv Marshals on Guard-Twen-
tv-Five Sho s Were Exchanged
But No One was Hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of a. J. Sweeney. De
ceased.
In pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Ohio county. made in a cause
therein pending 10 subject the real estate
of the said A. j. Sweeney 20 the payment
of his debts. YOU are required 70 present
your claims against the estate of the said
a J. Sweeney for adjudication 20 Geo. +.
BOYD. Commissioner. at his Office, 40. 1917
Chapline street. Wheeling, In said county,
on or before the 18th day Of July. 1880
Witness John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF the
said Court this 18th day Of May. 1875.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
r 8. Riley, Solicitor for Complainant.
u y2SOaWV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
TO CONDUCT THE CAMPAIGN.

Special to the Register.
Columbus, O., June 17.-The Repub-
lcan State Central Committee will
meet here tomorrow to select a COM
mittee to conduct the campaign. Char
les I. Kurtz will probably be made
chairman, and ". S. Matthews secre-
taTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
OF Elm Grove Proper.

vi Lii ~ - < q
Under and by virtue of dec.
made by William y. Chamber
dersigned as trustee. dated OBJ
April, a. ID. lbA. and now .
the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Of Ohio County. West Nlrrl
OF trust book No. 20. at page
inclusive. the undersigull "
public auction at the platform
o. h. Il. Co. depot, in The ,'r
Grove. IA said county and s.
WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY ..
A ID. 1880. commencing at I'D
10 the highest and best h.'-
lowing described real cstat
Elm Grove, IN the District %.
On the said county ana State
say: Lots numbered eight N
twelve G0. fourteen OD. s-
eighteen u.s. twenty (-U. tve-
twenty-siX 90 ana twenty
the plat of w. i. and j.
subdivision Of part OF lot
the plat OF the Lydia $. Crlg
Elm Grove property, which
plat Is now OF record ia tla
clerk IN deed book No. .f
also all the right. title and
veyed 10y said William IT. Cham
undersigned 10y said deed %
land embraced IN streets. alley
ways upon said first NAMED
undivided one-half OF tle
veyed by the Wheeling. I
Baltimore Railroad Comparr
T. Chambers and William h
deed. dated June 9Th. l,l.
record in the Office OF said
book No. $50. at page ISL. bel.
land conveyed by Lydia S.
Hemphelt Railroad Com
dated June lst, 1871. and
office of said clerk. in dee
at pages 54S and $40 and
lows. Beginning at locus
on the northeast eide of
Road at the beginning of
IN the said conveyance OF T.
thence with said line ai0r
side Of the National Ron.
grees. west lA3 feet 30 Or.
another line mentioned in
conveyance; thence with Gil.
ed line north 50ia degrees.
the beginning OF another
In the last named cOuverar
the last mentioned line nor
west 100 feet, thence MORT
east % feet 10 "a point
from the centre line OF
constructed az the date NJ
conveyance. measured o.
said centre line, theme
east $50 feet 10 q point
from said centre line
angles thereto. and then
grees. west 33f feet 10 tle
all the right. title and
by the said William IT,
undersigned by said deo
an undivided one Ealfl u
OF Tot No. 3 on the plat
Crugar estate or Elm Gr
subdiVided, which last n1
of record 90 the said OIL
No. IS. az page 223. ass rs
the land laid Off in lots
and rOadWays IN the i.H.
j. Y. Chambers suu-ulEi
20. ) before mentiOnel.
which is the mouth or 0p
mine, containing urry-s.h
Of an acre. more or Jess
J. Jacob ana Alfre.
Commissioners. 90 f
deed dated june 18th.
record in said office. r
page l04, and also all
terest and estate OF ct
scriptiOn. conveyed Che
Chambers 20 the unde
OF trust. i'm the prop
deed. dated April l5tl
said William IT. ChaU
the undersigned. jar.
conveying 70 said y
certain property ln tra
ed deed Is now Of
in deed book s.. az page
TERMS OF SALE"
chase money. and as
as the purchaser shall
on the day OF sale. an
of I'm two equal insi1l.
spectively IN one and
day Of sale. with .r-'
The purchaser 20 give
ferred installments
trustee. and the tite
to he retained until
the purchase mo-.
thereon. or the said
be otherwise secure
OF the undersigned. 4
convey such ti-le aS
by the deed Of trus. -,s
toned --..,f..-r
Caldwell & Caldwell, ---
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coz sALEREAL EsTATE

WILL Sell ON easy terms or trade f-
w property coed farm three li
the city Enquire Of T. s. RILEY. A-tlr
at-Law. No. 1413 Chapline street. ISL
". Va. t.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

Six rooms. bath room and hall
on second floor No. 1904 MAN
Street. Suitable for residence
JAMES L, HAWLEH,
Te1enbone 5S7 1865 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
TOR SALE.
.ADDINGTON,
AtEOR SILL. x

Lot22 I-2XI26 feetwest side air
street, below Tenty-seconl, te.,
part Of lot No. 4.
Lot 46xI3O feet east side No-s
York street, between Indiana h.
Kentucky streets, being lotNo. o}
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
TRUSTEES SAL

Real Estate Agent. 1928 Mar.e-
TrIruhOue 1OI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18

Browns lion Bit,ers viii cure Bad
Blood. Kidney and Liver Troubles.
Wonderful, Tor Dyspepsia, Constip1-
ton. Female Weakness and Malaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
RpOOKLYy POLICEMAy BEATEN.

PARK Policeman Schmidt had lively encounter
III ,our vounp men last evening while on duty
At the new park at knickerbocker and irving aVe"'
uro,klvn Schmidt had noticed the young men
,ounglng about the park and ordered them to move
on This they refused TO do. and he struck one OF
,h.m on the head with his pocke-club lie was
then set upon and. being thrown TO the srouhu'
was badly beaten.
cc,u,dt made an effort to get at his pistol. and
,yhon ne succeeded his assailants started on run
10 fred three shots OF the bullets having. 1t
10 believed struck one OF the men. AS trail OF
blood was found for some distance The injured
man was assisted In escaping by MS companions
IT. onicer WAS too weak to pursue his assailants
an accnunt OF the severe beating he had received
lie reported the assault and shooting to the police
-, -, ,hn Tventieth Precinct, but up to late hour
~ 0one ~ the hospitals had been called upon TO at
tanJ n man with "A bullet wound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT.
ppOpABrE DISPOSITION or ASSEMBLY
DISTRICTS IN THIS CITY.

To RI REPORTED UPON BY THE ALDERMEN's
COMMITTEE To-MoRRow-A TAMMANY MI
Monty FIGHTS AGAINST THE MAKEUP
OF TUE xvITH SENATE DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CHANCES GOOD
FOR At LEAST EIGHT AS
sEMBIY DISTRICTS.
The reannortionment OF the city and county OF
New-York into thirty-fvc Assembly DISTRICTS rs
lrocted nv the new Constitution of the State. VIII
be reported upon by the Aldermens Committee OF
cou,,v Affairs at the meeting OF the Board TO-
morrow The majority OF this committee. wnich
has been NJ work tho alteration OF pouhhar'es
made necessary by the increase OF the number u
Assembly districts from thirty 10 thry-"'e' 10 ~
necte1 70 renort an apportionment in accordance
vith the lines Indicated upon the accoHipahsii'S
map The provisions OF the Constitution u"e.' .'
tho redstrcting OF this city required that It's eleven
Senate districts which contained the Id'ses' '''
populatiop should each BE- divided INTO three ~
sembly districts and that its remaining H'""
ai,r,c, which contained tho least number OF citi-
zen inhabitants lying within the CITY, shou.u iu'
n,sh only two Assembly districts The eleven arsvs'
senate dt.,ricts are the Xth to XXth inclusive Inc
vvIst which Il the smallest Senate distrlc'' "nc'
in the Twenty third and Twenty-fourtn warus' ''N
also that part of the city lying between r'''' -.
hundred a md nlneteenth-st., 'he Harlem fNe' '
nd
park-avc The map printed herewith gives Inv
boundaries Of the Senate districts az es'apnse" ~
IN. Constitution and also OF the proposed Asse"
bly, districts. according to the majority report
4 minority report may be presented py ''e 90
many members OF the committee who nave u's''
a different division for the Nlth. NNl'h anu ~ ~
60, 1,s,,,cts The Tammany fight has been
strongest against the makeup Of the NNlth 'eia'
Dlstrct which Is to contain the new MAUI -'->'"
, xvrst Assembly districts. II the lines az
grven on the map are allowed to stand the ->'>'"
vul be a safe Republican district IN Ordinary cam
paicns: therefore. the Tammany men want the
boundaries changed that all in the N|l'h sen
a.. Distrlct will run east and west. The opposi-
Ito, ohoot also 10 the Chryste-st. line In HE Min
senate District, which puts all the ho"ery iohs-
,rg-bo,,ses into the With Assembly Dlstrlct
rl leaves the new With Assembly District with
practically the same lines which the Old Ath DIS
,ric, had before the reapportionment OF los2
~ the report Of the majority is accepted the Re-
nuhcans expect to elect Assemblymen IN the Ntn
XVIII XVIIth. XVIIIth. XXth. NANlllth, NAlNth
and XXXth Assembly districts and to nave hSht-
Ing chance in the INth. Xllth. MINI AAi' III anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
cpryDr1.WALD REUNION SUNDAY.

GRrNDELwALD REUNION SUNDAY.
AN APPEAL FOR BRoTHERTY SERVICE TO re
PERFORMED By CHRISTIAN MINISTER'S.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir special committee OF bishops In IN" Lam
beth Conference. dealing with the subject OF nome
reunion prayed the conference ITO recommend 'he
matter 10 the prayers OF all Christian people both
within and $50 far It may rightly 90 SOD without
our communion" The conference received the re-
mort with the aspiration May the Spirit OF Love
move on the troubled waters OF our religious dlHer-
ences.
In harmony with these suggestions an infuen-
tally signed appeal has been Issued in two success
sive years by the leading members OF the Grinde'-
wald Conference. This appeal recommended that on
Whitsunlay which falls on June TINS year.
Christian ministers should devote at least one ser
mon 10 calling attention TO the good WORK OF some
branch Of ih. Church other than their own. espe-
clallv those branches whose many exc"llences are
ohscurod from the observation Of their felow-chris-
,j,ns hy the prejudice and suspicion eng 'ndered by
centuries OF strife
Among those who supporting the recommenda-
ton Of the Grinlelwai Conference 10 observe WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
POOR MIR. KELSEY'S DEBTS,


10 his care under the law-for few minutes only
but which he retained for full year. Ana MS
bond is for only 5000. - ,., . -
The last tax return made by Mr.. Kelsey was ~, IN
1894 In IL the Secretary OF State swears that ne
has steadily lost money and shows that ne ~, -
punging deeper and deeper into DEBT n'e s ne
Mr. kelsey told the tax -gatherers IN 1874 Una ne
possessions worth but S91V.-slow Tess snr'
In the year and yet his indebtedness ne sWo,
was So OoO-sl50OO less than the previous year anu
s44. 29S In excess of his assets. . -, g.. >,o,aay
But during the fiscal year ending 1ne ~ wonSnrf,I
in May 1894 the Secretary performed WOMB ~ W,
financial feat FOR person who had been ~ nv
habit of swearing annually that he was nsolvent.
He settled in full according to his sworn as
Light Company OF Newark. To do this tne re'u Ms
show ne borrowed $4,000 from the trenton ME-
chonics Rank and added s. 900 to the $4,000 he al,
ready owed the Trenton Savings Bank Cnmn any,
owes the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance oompahts
the original 5000 according 10 his tax re'u'"' 'uo
mtted under oath: a., r,o,,ov.s deb,s
exceeded his assets to the tune OF saz?5. ne was
sneculating with $67 449 &c of the STATE Hlone!
h,ch he Rad held back in violation OF law FOR one
wear And his bond is for only SOU. 49,. -, u.
Recapitulated. Mr.. Kesey's transactions SNOW inc
following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
urRprW INFANT ASYLUM DEDTCATED.

The home OF the Hebrew infant Asylum at Mott
va and one -hundred-and- forty -ninth-st. for
ally dedicated ut ; O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Abou, three hundred people were present. and the
lawn and house gayy decorated DIR. Joseph
s,tverman opened the exercises with brief prayer.
and a brief address was made by Jacob Feischauer,
,,o master Of ceremonies Mrs. ). Wallensein. the
wv tu ~ the society which has charge Of the
ppsvImm then followed with an address OF well
come. ,,., $500. than oyarad hy tho
Rev Dr. H. Kohler. u. = Rosenau gave gave snort nor
Efforts and gifts OF tie members or the society anu
their friends and the Rev. Dr. NJ; hadin Of
vices nroper there a luncheon served N the
asylum and a reception held. at when u" ouceFs
OF the society entertained their friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

The murder was the elimination OF sensation that
upset high society in the Blue Grass section three
years ago. when II Is said Riley betrayed Monigom-
ery's sister and fed to Mississippi He was brought
back and, at the point OF a pistol forced TO marry
the girl He Immediately deserted her and did NOT
return here until recently. Both men attended
church to-day There was a large congregauon pres
ent the church having the most cultured ana aris-
,ocratc membership in this part OF the State. Ne-
Their man saw other till after the service "nsn
they met face face on the steps. Both began mr.
ing at once and did stop until one was heah VIA
I'VE bullets in his body and the other dying WITH
an ugly wound Just above the heart.
The congregation became panicstricken al once.
and the widest confusion resulted scores o,
women tainted and several were badly tramp'et
in the stampede The entire thing was done 80
quickly that no one thought OF interfering. B9tn
men We're astoundngly cool and delibe rate. Neither
is thought to have said a word before firing nor 70
have made the slightest attempt 10 shield hiinser
from the others bullets.
After firing the LAST shot. Montgomery turned 20
the bvstanders and said: Gentlemen | hated 70 90
this but was compelled to; my conscience Is nov, now
easy" Riley thirty years or age. SlOnt7
gOrnery is twenty-nine and unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

sunday n n dav OF special prayer for Christian
unity are many bishops and prominent disni'ires
oi various denominations. 49,, -
| am glad 10 say that thos" Distinguished Amen,
can minister's whose names append nave att'"i,
to support this recommendation In the mt
State- and trust that By the publication OF trl@
letter you Will help TO secure the uniform
of Whltgnday In this manner by all churrhe- IN
tho English speaking world. The American Nun
listers are the Rev. Or Lyman Abbott. Hrookiyh
the Rev Dr John Henry Barrows. chicago. ii>hop
- T. Fitzgerald san Francisco Bishop GALLOWAY
Jackson. Miss. the Right Rev. p u. Huntington
be Wolfe Howe bishop Of Central Pennsylvania.
bishop lohn Hurst. Washington. - g.. the ~
r. : Macarthur. Calvary Bautist Church New
York. bishop Nichols. san M,tcp Cal. the Right
Rev II G.. Potter Bishop - New-Nork bishop
Henry " Warren. University Park. col. bishop
Wali.u Clncnnnu Ohio. HENRY :. LlNN.
Inrlnn Nav :. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
TOO MUCH FOR THE HORSE md U1GOA
BEFORE HE DID.

BlCYCIIST IN PROSPECT PARK * RIM INTO.
But TIPS OFT THE DRIVERS
Frederick Kontass twenty four years old. OF NJ.
SIS East Thirty -fourth-s was IL Is said. gazing AZ
a young woman IN Prospect Park, Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon and did not horse and
wagon coming toward him lie was on his bicycle.
and all AT went with a crash and a bang
against the horses legs. finally bringing up against
the carriage wheels. Every one thought Mr.. kon-
tass going be killed. and there were many
ordinations OF surprise when, instead OF being bad
~ demolished himself. he tipped the wagon up Tar
enough to throw out OF 1t man and two women.
all OF whom struck their heads and hands:
When notes were compared, with the aid OF a PARK
policeman, Mr.. Kontass was found TO have naa
cut his right leg. and his machine woboled
Overwhelmingly. The others had bumps and bruises
An ambulance summoned but Mr.. kontass
went home TO New-York. The names OF the people
In the wagon were not given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27

seeking the Republican nomination in the
XXIVth Senate District. composed of the coun-
ties of Duchess. Columbia and Putnam. and TO
have as one of his antagonists Assemblyman
Thompson, of Duchess County.
Senator Donaldson said, a few days ago Il
am a candidate for nomination In the XNNlllth
District composed Of the counties OF Saratoga.
Schenectady and Washington. Edgar T. Brack-
EFT. Of Saratoga. is also candidate for the
nomination in this district i. n. Humphrey,
OF Warsaw is candidate for the Republican
nomination in the XLVIth District. which Is
made up OF the counties Of Alegany. Living
ston and Wyoming. 1t is reported mat FRANK
lin d Sherwood. of Hornesville. is a candidate
for the Republican nomination in the xLlst
District. com posed Of the counties Of Yates and
Steuben. Ex-senator George r. LORD. or Dun
lee Yates County is also a candidate in this
district.