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FASHIONABLE DRESsNfAKING IN
L latest fall styles: bicycle suits 10 order.
1928 Seventh street.
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DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAT
~ sale of clothing, boots and shoes for men,
ladies and children, and gents furnishing
goods. at 51o j street, between fIfth anu
Sixth.
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Furniture at Auction.

Bell & Co. announce that on Tuesday,
October 1st. they will sell at auction at
1919 L street, at 10 A. NJ, all the fine fur
niture, carpets, crockery, glassware, lace
curtains. oil paintings, ETC., contained in
the residence there.
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Mormon Haresies.

At Pythian Hall this evening w. w.
Blair of Lamont, Ia. will discuss the
hereses of the Mormons, Gin the light of
authentic recorded facts"
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FOR SALE

CALOON FOR SALE-NOrICE Is HERE.
~ by given by the undersigned, assignee Of
the estate OF ". j. Cummings and WIn. Ma
genius, copartners, insolvent debtors that
VIII sell at pubic auction in front OF the
premises formerly occupied by said insolvent
debtors, at No. SO Is street, in Sacramento
Clly, on Thu k9DAl, October Sd, 1895, ut
10 CLOCK \. NJ. OF said day, Tor cash, subject
10 the approval OF the court, the following de-
scrloed personal property belonging TO the
estate OF said lnsolvent debtors, as follows.
to-WlJ: All the saloon fixtures, pool table and
cues contained IN said saloon at 325 X street.
CHAS. HEISEN, r., Assignee.
HENRY Il. BUCKLEY, a II 'yfor Assignee.
S2Sot
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WANTED.

LII LADIES HAvINGA FEW HOURS
"A leisure each day should write me ut once,
regarding pleasant home work which easily
pays Sis weekly. This is no deception, and
with stamped envelope, MRS. 5. A. STEB-
BINS, Lawrence, M:cn
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Mike Murphy's Case.

Justice Davis yesterday set the exam
ination of Michael Murphy, charged
with having attempted to rob Thomas
H. Cook in the Plaza Thursday night. for
the Both inst
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GENERAL R0TICEs.

~ is true we have sold our shares and all
interest in the Interstate Commercial
Agency, corporation, TO w. 8. Kendall OF
No. 80 Fifth street, we SIN retain and con
duct our FarlS Il Spinks Collection Agency
in which one is interested but ourselves.
We are now better situated, owing to the
aforesaid sale, to attend promptly to all ac-
counts intrusted TO US, ana guarantee prompt
attention to same. Remember we hanele ac-
counts only on commission, ard that our
agency extends all over the State. DO not
Collectors are still the leading collection
agency, at No COL street, or telephone No.
3S4
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PERSONALS.

lime SACK SUIT, BLUE CHEVIOT, ALL
L wool, made TO order, 5; trousers at
SO 80. j. II. HEITMAN, the tailor, 600 j
street, corner Sixth street.
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OUPERFLUOUS HAIR - WRITE FOR
- free information how TO remove hair per-
manently without slightest injury to skin.
Superior to electric needle. CURTIS CO., 1S6
Thtrty-second street Chicago. 1t
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Democratic Convention

The Democratic City Convention will
meet at Armory Hall at o'clock to-
night to nominate candidates for the
coming city election. Itpromises to be
very lively tea party.
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WANTED - LADY WITH A LITTLE
w means TO assist inventor who has made
several fortunes; inventions can be produced
at small COST object, two fortunes and matri-
mony, II agreeable to both, Address MIDAS.
this Office. s26-SLs
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SELECT SCHOOL.

YVES AGA DE NJ Y-G H A NJ NJ A L
1 l grade High School and Normal branches;
elofution, French and German are taught.
Information regarding terms OF tuition, etc,
wei be cheerfully given at the Academy
Building, corner Ninth and l streets.
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Joe BORZONE, THE ARTIST BOOT
y black, wants ali his friends and patrons TO
know that he was forced TO move from his
Old location, III X street. and is now at 1022
Fourth street, between j and b.
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A MAN OF GOOD HABITS, INDUS
N trlous, careful and attentive TO business,
would like an orchard or place to work. Long
ice. s2S-3t%
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Non1ed as 81 Delepata &.

Governor Budd has appointed Francis
J. Heney delegate Large to the West
ern States Conference, to meet in Topeka,
Kas., next month.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

100 TENTH ST - PLEASANT AND
IOZ4 nicely furnished rooms Opposite the
Capitol), with or without board; board, S4
per week.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
L out board; board 81 per week; nice meals,
25c, during fair; home cooking. 1427 Eighth.
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Lost. His Watch.

IlOSt ItIs W HtCH.
w. A. Rodgers reported to the police
last night that his watch was stolen
from his room in an uptown hotel
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= sFAttorney- General Fitzgerald took an
ether shy at the Stale controller when
the bin OF contractor for work done on
the Mendocino Insane Asylum came up.
''Come, Mr.. Lewis, let's get to work on
these claims,r j. said Mr.. Fitzgerald TO the
boards expert. II see you have made a
report upon them. By the way. Mr..
Lewis, 1 believe you are the expert of
this board ?'
"Yes. sir" replied Mr.. Lewis, for
whose salary Controller Colgan has re-
fused to draw his warrant. II believe L
have that authority. but l get no salary
for my Iabors."
just at that moment Adjutant-General
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TOR SALE-158 ACRES, $4,000; PART
i down; viii buy an improved farm adioin-
ing lYe-Mile House On Jackson road.
JOHN ". FRANCE, " alsh Station.
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ED-TRUSTWORTHY MAN AS
w salesman and collector. Apply between
4:3O and p. NJ, 1901 j street. s27-3t
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
" photos at DEANS, 719 X street, near
Postofiice. Call and examine our work.
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IT is worth visit to the tailoring par
lors of Anderson IL Johnson to see the
new fall styles. They have an elegant
stock. =
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DOOMS! ROOMS! ROOMS!
~ ROOMS! ROOMS! ROOMS!
1hose visiting the Fair and desiring gooI,
cool rooms should call at the Ciunie block
northeast corner Eighth and X. Electric cars
pass the door every five minutes. MRS.
u. b. MAGEE, Proprietress.
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4 JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO
"A do general hOusework. Address MI
ZUNA, this Office. s26-3t*
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on POUNDS COARSE GRANULATED
~ sugar, 81; 20 pounds brown sugar, 81;
tine potatoes, 75c sack; Eastern picnic hams,
sc pound; mountain butter, zoe pound; good
fresh roll butter, 45c roll; crackers, sc box;
deviled ham, &c; sardines, sc; large cans OF
mustard sardines, 10c; large cans soused
Won, 8 for 25c; sand soap, ior 25c good tea.
25c; Arbuckle coffee, zoe; Costa Kica and
Java, soc pound; Mocha and Java, 8 pounds
for 81; starch, 4 papers 25c; oysters for
25c. BEESLEY 4 SON, oO7J.
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NTANTED-A LADY COOK AND GIRLS
w for housework. Call ut 626 l ST. s2o-3ts
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WANTED - COTTAGES TO RENT
w COOLEY, 1013 Fourth street.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - RELIABLE
II help OF all kinds furnished at short notice
10y MONTGOMERY IL CO., 1905 X street
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B00KBINDEIs.
CARPET CLEANING.

IT w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
Ia. carpet man in the steam carpet-beating
business in the city. Knows how the WORK
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth ana o. Telephone
202. Lowest rates. Best work
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TOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
i grocery store Apply n. L. DREW, 4OS
j street.
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COR RENT OR sALE-A COMPLETE.
L Well-esta0lished restaurant in a town at-
Jacent TO Sacramento address Box 6I,
DavisvilIe, Cal.
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NANTED-TO KNOW THE WHERE
w abouts OF one JACOB BECKER, age 90
years. Came from Germany torty-two years
ago. Worked III Philadelphia three years at
baker trade; then went 10 California, and Is
supposed TO be there now. Amy Information
regarding this man will be thankfully re-
ceiVed. Address all communications to
JACOB MOELLER, Merchant Tailor, 1907
S. Adams street Peoria, Ill.
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IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEYS
l. worth, buy yonr groceries, hay and feed at
WINGARDS, Twenty-hfth and y streets.
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
| to +. & q. THOMAS for best and quickest
work. lOll Sixth street
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ITO RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
L for housekeeping. Apply at this Office.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

n w. APPLETON, PHOTOGRAPHER,
l. 415 j street. Pictures enlarged and fin
ished in water cOlors, India ink or crayon;
viewing and outside work. groups taken at
home; amateur work finished; kodaks re-
loaded. 'iood work, reasonable prices.
H1HE NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN n
| the slow shilling. Now is your time TO
get cabinet photographs for 80 per dozen, 627
j street, corner Seventh; BEALS' GEM GAL
LERY.
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" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road. 2. o. address, sos
Seventh street w. II. BASLER
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IOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
L family residence in this city, 20 acres, al
most all table grapes best state or cultiva-
ton; good house OF rooms 10 Windu1lls,
stable, packlng-housa ana other improve
ments; now is the time 10 look at H. l. ~
LANDSBOROUdH, FIorin, or Courthouse,
city. s24-6t
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GTATE FAIR GOSPEL TENT-GOSPEL
- preaching in tent, corner Thirteenth and X
every evening at "a 5; services on Sundays at
and 1:td =. NJ; come and hear for your
selves no collections taken; two saved men
conduct The meetings.
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| 0HICkENS SERVED IN SPANISH
- style, 1Oc; tamales, 1Oc; tamaleg, with
co1iee, 15c; open day and night MRS.
KEENE, Seventh and NJ streets
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MEETING NOTICES.

MORMON HERESIES-PRESIDE W.
NI W. Blair of Lamont, Iowa, will discuss
the heresies of the Mormons tonight at IA 5
in lower hall of Pythian Castle, corner Ninth
and streets, in thelight of authentic recorded
facts. Hear and then Judge. b. O..
CAPITAL CITY WHEELMEN CENT
Y ury run to Stockton and back in twelve
hours; pace, ten miles an hour; meet at club
at 5:45 A., NJ, SUNDAY, September 29th.
1t* CAPTAIN.
CCANDINAVIANS.- THE SCANDINAV-
y ian independent Political Club VIII meet
SUN DA Y AFTERNOON, Septembe 29th, at
3 O'Clock, at Seventeenth and streets. All
members please be present.
j. BERG, President.
L. G. NJ. JENSEN, Secretary. 1t
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TOR SALE, CHEAP-A FIRST-CLASS
L combination pool ana billIard-table In
quire at oU2 X street, barber shop. s24-6ts
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TELEPHONE 3S6-LISTER'S SPECIAL
l. delivery; trunks, 25c; stand. Kolliker's
drug store, Sixth and J; leave orders. THOS
E. LISTER
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GROCERIES

LIME BUTTER, Soc ROLL; BEST CALL
i fornia eggs, 25c dozen; fresh eggs, 20c
dozen, 2 dozen for SOC; sugar corn for 25c.
BEESLEY u son, S07 J street.
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| T1HE CHANGERS MEAT AND PRO
| l. duce Market, northeast corner Tenth and
| z streets, GEORGE LIE WELLYN, Proprie-
| tor-Deaier III Beef Mutton, Lamb Pork,
| Ham, Sausages, Poultry and Game; also, Fruit
and Vegetables of all kinds in their season at
| lowest market prices: Pure Kettle-reDdered
Lard q specially. Telephone 52 (Inain).
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in'the' East
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT,
~ sole and exchanged at reduced prices.
125 X.
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n all cases of CONSUMPTION can If taken in the earlier
stages of the disease be cured This may seem Ike
bold assertion 10 those familiar only with the means
generally in use snr its treatment, IS, nasty COZ
liver oil and its i.hy eIlulsior7 extract oil fnaI'
vh;skev and such like p7N'Gticr'.
Although by many believed TO be incufab!e' there
is the evidence Of hundreds oliving witnesses 10 the
fact that in all its earlier stages, CONSUMPTION Is
durable disease. Not every case. but a H'Be pr
crnagr Of ccseS AID we believe fr!Ir Q, PER 'e' aye
cured bv Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery even
after the disease has progressed so far Is 70 mus
repeated blccdings from the lungs, severe ngeilng
cough with copious expectorauon Nnolua.ns tuocI
cular matter, great loss OF hesh G1'u SN''o--- ~
acisoa and weakness. ,
Do YOU doub; that hundreds OF such cases Iepo'leu
70 us as cured bv Golden Medical Discovery were
genuine cases OF tina, dreaG and fatal disease You
need not take orr word for it They have IN reaT!y
every instance beer pronounced by inc pest ana
most experienced home physicians. who nave no II
,erest whatever in disappearing theni: ard WI
rr-. strongly prcrlced and advised agains' INA
OF " Golden Medical Discovery. but who have oee1
G,e5 -, confess tina, il SURPRISED in curative power
over this fatal ralady all other fnec:enes with
,hcv are acquainted Nasty cod liyef on anu -
filthy "eniulsions ard mixtures, had oeen uieG ~
nearly all these cases and had either utterly leC %
benefit or had only seemed 10 dement, !i,Ne 1ol
short time Extract OF malt. whisEey aho Nd,'ou'
preparations OF the hypophosphi'es nae also Oee'
faithfully tried in vain ..,..e. ....a
The photographs OF 4 large number oil mos 49,
OF cousuu1ptio bronchitis. lingering coughs as'.'Il1
chronic nasal cat1rh and kindred raadies nave eee
skillfuliy reproduced IN book o. loo P1ses :: :
will be mailed TO YOU. on receipt OF aHu.sss am -
cents in stamps You can then wrl'e t""9e N"'N
and learn their experiences .-,. ,,r,,
Address for Book WORLDS DisrENSARf ALD''
CAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, y. L.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

Albany. March Ex-senator Bradley this morning
renewed his protest against advancing bills out OF
order His objection kept several measures from
going at once to third reading from the committees
The special Revision Commissioner on Iaxauon
reported by BILL and the report was ordered
printed
The Cities Committee reported favorably Senator
Ahearn's bill authorizing Gouverneur Hospital
New-York City, to erect an annex; also MT Ad-
ler's bill providing for the payment of last fairs
New-York City election officers Senator Bradley s
objection prevented their advance 10 third reading.
senator Bradley demanded TO know how three
railroad bills got on the calendar when the Rail-
road Committee had not met. Senator Coggesha!l
said the bills acted upon properly In commit
tee Senator Bradley replied THAT the Railroad
Committee was cratic In It's movements that
he could hardly keep track OF IT, III properly "o'-
fed he would have been present.
Senator Persons introduced bill which IL de-
signed TO accomplish the removal OF Superinten-
dent Rrockway, Of the State Reiormatory a'
Elmira 1t provides that the ElTnira Refo-matory
Board OF Managers shall consist OF eght MEMOIRS
one from each judicial district. The present mana
oars are TO serve until the appointment OF their
successors under this act. TWO persons each are
70 be appointed by the Governor. for one two. three
and four years The bill provides that the Superin-
tendent of the Reformatory may be removed WITH
out cause. At present the Superintendent can be
removed only on charges. ana the Board OF Mana
/
location OF residence.
Senator Sullivan presented the following resolu-
| ton
Resolved II the Assembly concur. that the judi
ciary Committee Of both houses be instructed 10
formulate an amendment 70 the Constitution pro.
vding for the government Ct mis- State ny local
bodies chosen by resolution. In order that govern
| ment of committees. b. committees, and for com
| mlttees. shall prevail throughout this Common
| wealth.
He gravely moved its adop:on, but hnlf-dozen
Senator's promptly objected. and the resolution wa
sent 10 the judiciary Committee. $500
ON Senator Reynolds motion. Mr. Audet.s b..l
relative TO taxes. assessments ard water rates n
! Brooklyn was sent back for a hearing.
| Bills were passed follows: i. +. Schu,zs, pro-
! vding me,rS 70 carry out the law for improving
| park lands in Brooklyn. Mr.. Clarksons relative 10
| The annexation OF NcN-jtrecht II Brooklyn.
| When general orders were reached Senator Sta
! petons bill providing thai local authorities shall
| not interfere with surface railroads while making
| local improvements was taken up.
Senator Ranes AZ opposed L. as piece OF
| corporation legislation opposed TO home rule. The
| bill was laid aside.
! senator I.exovs bill rsdistricTg PoGghkeeIs.e
! by wards was defended by him against the charge
| that II was gerrymander made by Senator Can
| tor last week The original hill vas pu; through
| surrepttously. and II was now proposed to undo a
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TIFF uETROPOLTTAY BADLY DANAG ED.

Ncw-r.oalon. Conn. March S.-The propeller
METROPOLITAN. OF the Central Vermont Line, was IN
collision n the Sound with tho tug T. A. Scott
about 4 o'clock this morning, of Bartletts Reef
Lightship The former vessel sustained damages
that came near sending her to the bottom. She
got into New-Ion6on. however. and 70 scott
WHAT where her cargo was taken out and trans
fAr-ed 20 the steamer Block Island. Captain Gear.
@. tae MetroDc an. reports that his boat left New
York al $40 last evening, heavily laden win
freight When of Bartle;t's Reef he saw tug
coming toward him. and wt!Stled for her TO pass.
the METROPOLITAN steering her course east-nortneaSt
and the tug west one-haT south. Suddenly the col
lison occurred the tug crashing into the propeler
on tire starboard side. about twenty-five rect fo--
ward OF caring great hole IN nef SO
into which the water poured IN volumes. llIns me
vessel am!dsh!ps o. the lower deck The irelg2t IN
no Row OF ths vessel was ua1amaged, as was a. so
that faT asts.n but in the centre cf the propeller
everything CT the main deck Is he.ow water. Ine
METROPOLITAN has been the line fourteen years.
SIZE was formerly the Supha and later the PeTk-
shire He raMe changed 70 Metropolitan
when she came here 10 the Central Vermont me
Tire Scott Was IN command 81 Captain Goodale. an
experienced plot AID navigator.
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lGTHUR r.. CHASE KILLS HIMSELF
HE WAS FORMERLY MANAGER FOR EDWIN BoorH
AND LAWRENCE BARRETT.

HE WAS FORMERLY MANAGER FOR EDWIN BooT1
AND LAWRENCE BARRETT
Arthur y Chase. a retired theatrical manager
forty-four years old shot and killed himself iass
night at his home, No. PA Seventh-ave The dsaa
man occupied the first fiat with his wife and hve'
year-od boy His wife's mother. Mrs Cara Hais
lived on the floor above. with her son. Benjamin NJ
Hall At 73o O'Clock last night MI chase whe
seemed to be In good spirits. asked his wife TO taKe
their son b her mothers apartments, saying no
wanted to take a nap. She did so, ana on returning
:, her rooms a few minutes later was HORNED 70
find her husband lying on the floor OF the din'hs"
room with the blood oozing from wound IN ths
right temple. A .3S-cibre revolver was cutehed N
his right hand and a mirror in his left She roused
the house with her screams and her brother rusneo
downstairs and found Chase unconscious
An ambulance was summoned and the dying man
removed TO the New-York Hospital where ne CLEO
an hour later. Mrs. Chase said that her husoa"e
had been out Of health for the last two years ana
she thought his illness must have been the cause %
M Mr., Chase was weknown among she "a is;s
managers hero for several years tn'us 90 nr,t on
account OF his long absence from ths S,S cssvs
afterward because Of his retirement r lro poo,S
management He was manager for Edwin Dootn
for about six years He had charge Of the os
direction OF tine Booth sxo ac.o9s
% %ere ytogethsr subject OF to Mr Bfare,,
who sas always the real and Booth acted
s Witn Nine Modte.ka though still under the direc-
s ton Of u NJ The snBGe M
rett being generally in some distAh. c s con
Mr.. Chase prominent place among theafricai
He 1eft the Booth Barrett combination, a short
time before the death OF Mr.. Barrett and engaged
in other enterprises untll two years ago he ~
Of t the H0 a was oe'n emser q the pay
ers' Club. the Elks and the khigns OF ry,n "a:
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MORE BOOKS FOR The PEOPLE.
MEETING or THE NETWORK FREE CIRCULATING
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

MEETING OF THE NETWORK FREE CIRCULATING
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The New-York Free Circulating Library Associs-
ton held a meeting In Madison Hail. One-hundred-
and-twen;y- ATHEIST and Madison-avc last night for
the purpose OF Increasing interest in the Harlem
Library. which VIII be enlarged during the year
II the requisite sum Of money can be raised. J. 7.
Kernochan presded and introduced az the FIRST
speaker Controller Ashbel p Fitch. Mr.. Fitch spoke
OF the growth OF the city of Eew-Ycrk and the In
crea~inz demands Of the people for books.
Postmaster Charles W. Dayton, who Is one OF the
trs,ees OF the Harlem Library, said that the asso-
citation. though small. doing more to supply the
actua, needs Of the poor than the greater lbrareA
and urged the aid OF the wealthy and wel-to-do IN
building n library which IN a measure would sup
ply this demand !or good reading.
Mr. DAYTON also gave the following statistics from
the annual report and compared them with those Of
the Chicago Association: Number OF books In librar-
ies-New-Yo 2f1: chicago $4,000; yearly COST,
New-York. $500: Chicago. tea COZ cost volume
for circulation, New-York cents: Chicago. cents
In the Harlem branch. Mr.. Dayton said, there arf
now 3f74 books. Last year the circulation reaches
g ss and not volume was lost
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Butler. Mornay williams

Porter. William Alien Butler. Mornay Williams.
George G.. Haven. Elbrdge 7. Gerry, Walter X
Logan. Henry L. Rowland Edward 7. Hatch.
William l.. Bull, James NJ. Taylor, !. Hampton
Robb. Ebenezer X Wright Alexander l. orr. Will
lam NJ. Eva-ts. Wager Swayne. Charles T. MiiIeT'
Frederick W. Devse Ebri1ge s. Spauldinr Fred
crlck S. Tallmadge. Thomas Y. Welch. >. Van
Rensselaer, cruger. Frederick J. De PeysieT. Nor
gan DIX John A. Stewart. Charles {. Beaman,
Francis Vlnton Greene. Ieter y. Porter, VI. j.
Raymond George ~. Lawrence. Benjamin r
Tracy, Augustus Frank. Charles Il. Lincoln. John
hudson Peca. Sherman r. Rogers. william Ham-
tor Harris Lewis Cass Ledyard. Alexandcr H.
Crane John Hodge Robert /. Fryer. J. s. I. siran-
ahan. Samuel Parson'. jr.. Charles A Ha"ley.
Henry T. Gregory, Frederick u. Tappen. Henry j..
Cookinghsm ard Henry X. Durfee "a a BODY cor
porate By the name OF Trustees Of Scenic and
Historic Places and Objects with the power OF
holding purchasing and taking real ana personal
estate not exceeding s.. 900 90 IN value.
The objects Of the corporation shall be % acquire
BY purchase gift. grant. devise Request. hlsto.c
objects Of memorable or picturesque places in the
state. hold real and personal property In zee or
upon such trusts may be agreed upon between
the donors thereof and the corporation. and TO i'm
prove the same. admission 10 which shall bf free
10 the public under such rules for the prOpt I-o-
tection thereof the corporation may prescribe,
and which property shall be exeTnp: from taxa