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The executive committee OF the South

The executive COMMITTEES OF the South
Dakota republican league held q meeting
recently at Pierre and elected delegates
to attend the meeting Of the national
league as follows: w. B. Sterling Of
Huron, chairman; J. d. Elliott OF Tyn.
dali, o. S. Basford OF RedAsld, COL Dick
Woods Of Sioux Falls, A. q. johnson of
WATERFOWL. Geo. E. Hair Of Belle
Fourche, &. j. Macleod Of Aberdeen, j.
A. Stanley Of Hot Springs, Chss. Burke
Of Pierre, Chss. Eklund Of Lead, r. E.
Price Of Ysnkton, Frank Hustson Of
Canton, Charles Barnes II Ipswich, r.
8. Person Of Howard, }. w. Orcutt al
Chamberlain, w. II. Roddle Of Brook.
:ngs, George A. Pettigrew Of Flandrsu
and George r. Farusf Of Madison.
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LOTS


In a.number Of New England towns
the lounl baker bakes beams for half the
town. Saturday nights the pots are
taken to the bakeshop, where the baker
marks each ono with the initials Of the
owner and places them in Ais big oven.
Next morning the owners call for their
sbsans and pay the charge of 10 cents
and invest 10 more. In brown bread. It
- n amusing night q . Sunday morn
ingsto ~ D lise OF citizens going from
ttheibakeshsp 10 their homes. each with
- heail' pot On one arm and q loaf Of
bEown5bread on the other.
Good, old fashioned brown bread ia
the proper Accompaniment Tor baked
beans. Hereis . famous recipe for Bos-
ton brown bread Of the proper kind: One
cup Of rye OF graham -four, a cup OF
white flour, 2 cups of Indian meal. a
cup OF inolasses tscantl, 2 teaspoonfuls
soda, one-half. teaspoonful salt, q cup Of
sour milk and u or az cups water.
Steam for three hours and then dry in
the oven for half an hour The brown
bread should be eaten warm, and what
II left owe can either be steamed again
or toasted. -ExchanRe.
For Bicycles.
An ingenious device il for looking the
steering gear for bicycl.n: By q turn OF
the ksy. It In stated, the front wheel od
Tho machine can be looked In any posi-
lion. II the bicycle 10 left standing At
The side Of the pavement with the steer.
ing gear looked and . thief Jumps ON "a
ride on with it, be will soon and him.
ELF In d~il1calties. The looking appa-
ra4us 10 very small It adds but = few
ounces to the weight Of the mschine,
snd unless one looked for It specially il
sNWoold quite escape. notice. The CON-
10 saidsto be dmpiesand can.
.not ~ out q .osdsrsanddt can y made
md appaiedS AsamM sosk-Inysatton:
n. PFioe's crsa0A0aAiaeRswfM
49,
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A FAMOUS FlNANclER.

neaker Morgan 10 . Giant Among h
naxnasss ~ wAlI serssA
Mr.. John Pierpont Morgan. the New
York bs.ker who. - been prominent
y before the public - tho principal
agent in negotiating the recent govern
ncat bond fssue. hes long been reoog-
nized a. one u tho Hbaest Asancisrs in
the country. For many years b was 1t
the head Of the famous nrm u Drsxel,
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Morgan h Co, which has recently been
changed TO ]. p. Morgan &iCo. He has
been conspicuously successful a. . reor-
ganizer Of railroads. and rs such the
Vanderbilt powers bow 70 him. It is
said that he was tho only man in Wall
street whom the late Jay Gould feared,
and he proved his metal in many con
tests with the wizard
Mr.. Morgan is.a son Of Junius Spen-
Ger Morgan, Q famous banker in his day,
who was associated with George Pea
body, the philanthropist, whose centena-
~ WIS celebrated recently. His mother
was . daughter Of John Pierpont, the
poet. He was born in Hartford April
II, 1887, and completed his school edu-
cation at Gottingen, Germany. Then
his real education began in the banking
and brokerage firm Of Dabney, Morgan
q Co, of which he wa the junior
member. he improved his opportunities
to such good eject that he now stands
the foremost financier of New York city
and possesses . fortune that 10 varioualy
estimated frome 40, 600, 600 to1 $50, 600, :
600.
Mr.. Morgan L. not exactly . popular
man. he IL very attentive TO business
and seldom appears In public or in 60
ciety. He hasa town house In Madison
avenue, New York, and . aDs oountry
ssat on the west bank Of tbs Hudson
below West Point. He has bsen twice
married, and his second wife Is anieoe
Of Benjamin. F. Tracy, President Hsrri.
sons secretary of the navy. he has
three daughters and one son. J. Pier.
pont, Jr.. who has already made q
name for himself in Wall street.
MI. Norgan's personality il thus de.
scribed by Gath, the we'll known corre.
spondent: He is pretty big. decidedly
fierce, Of high, nervous action, with Z
Largo pCft,wine nose. and . pair Of darl
sysAs ADd.s mixtuseof the eagle and thu
vuleara He isAttsactive the moment hi
wasts TO aAas snd many people wish b.
wAnesds 20. IS You have known
perhaps the feeble and smiling Drexel
and won6eeed where thsir fiscal geniui
was sectetsd.' bat when you sec this
their ssss.:s,y oa wonder where to %
N~x.h1GcEokn - given many larg,
sums % charity. One Of his most notsbl,
benslnteion1 NaSsAseuntitUdon In lSo:
Of eoo6.eo01oe40Aa1at1adou OF b,
NswpYsskNSAeAjd tsdhnieal sohoda
y -
ThelsiMalrAah ecnniasan bred ~
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Mitchell Republican: 1t is to be re-
GREETED by the town which secures the
state fair that the deficiency bill did not
pass. The board .of agriculture is in
debt to the amount Of $4,000 tor premi-
ums and expenses and it was necessary
to secure that appropriation to put the
state fair in good standing before the
people In order to hold anything like q
successful fair this year. Tie Mitchell
people worked hard to secure its passage
and on every ballot they would secure q
majority, but AS 1t took two-thirds it was
81 impossibillty to secure it.
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A committee OF vigilantes from
Nebraska recently entered Lyman coun-
ty, 8. d., and captured two horse thieves
named Fred Chamberlain and Eugene
Powell, and como rear capturing Q third.
They also pcoveeed some stolen horses.
This gang Of thieves has bssn playing it
trade betwssn THESE two states for some
time and now the v~iatlAates propose ia
put an end to it. just how they will
disposs ef these two msn - not known,
They have . third Ia jail ct Keya Paha,
Neb. t.
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The revision of the consultation OF the
Protestant Episcopal church OF the
United States has been promulgated by
the revision committee and with the
exception of two houses instead of one
in their general synod or assembly is
nearly Identical with the present form
OF government OF the Presbyterian
church. We presume the new constitu.
ton will have to be submitted to and
ratified by the house of bishops or by
the churches, before it becomes the fun
damental law OF the church as a body.
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International en-
position to b
held in Atlanta
mex, fall, has
been connected
with great expo
sitions in various
parts of the
world for nearly
q score a ysan
He 10 . native Of
Italy aDd b 4
member q m old
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Representative Williams OF Hutchin.
Son county who was takeo i'll while at
Pierre and lay long ir q hotel with pEeu.
monia has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn home, and has married the hoteI
girl who took care Of him while sick.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO .ADyRRTIsER RS.

THv DAILY LnApsR makes . special feature Of
Furnishing information concerning the advantages
and reeources Of the city Of Madison and Of The
state q. large. emitting II 70 the patronage OF I'd
~vertisers Of every class.
J. 2. STAHL, Proprietor.
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Homeseeker, do you want q
cheap home in the best portion
Of South Dakota
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away thAt AsprOf3e ct his face would be.
anything but Aattsrisg 70 tho owner.
and Iftried TO break il to him gently.
bat, > b said, :you admit that this
ID . ine photo, and I know that the like
ness is excellent. Why can't you get
the same results. from my faosl I,think
lam quite assood looking q heia don't
your
THAT isn't the point, said ], be-
cause ] didn't want to hurt the mans
feelings. 'You know that no two faces
are alike. and l am only Yelling you that
profile il not your best view.
"But he wasn't satisfied and insisted
ON . profile. o rather than anger him
/ took tnat view OF mis- Taos and afSsr-
ward onewhich l thought was bettef.
The next day he came In to zee his
proofs. l showed him the profile afst.
There wa nc overlooking that noso. II
doomed mp like Mount Tom from Smiths
Ferry. / pitied the poor chap. He look,
Cd up from the proof ct me and sid: ).
"'Good Lordl Do I look like thsts' {
1.-THE oamera doesn't lie aboutsuch
things.' / replied, ct tho same time
handing him the other pro0k He hooked
. good deal relieved when he ssw Tho
second proof But I could see thai he
Wa badly bored about that non. He
Hooked at 1rst ono and then M othae
peooe for 5 infinite. Then he hanipd
.1ofh kaok % NJ. md saiddArA,anhla
tpas. sYoa Ymx dSsslop H. othGk.clAi
And Tlidast 80 y . tald xhfan 80
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
NEUV-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

Alderman Herman 4. Schmidt. OF the Fourteenth
Ward Who IS accused OF selling a horse 10 the city
in violation OF the statute. has sent his resignation
to the Mayor. The letter Will be acted on at the
Common Council meeting next Friday night
The building and loan associations In Newark have
started a movement to establish a clearing house.
Ju.ius Stein who arrested recently on a
charge OF being implicated In counterfeitlng opera
tons in South Jersey was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Whitehead yesterday, and bail
was fixed in f2JD.
James Havei. James Taafe and Edward II. Dur
wee library trustees, accompanied by Mayor Leb-
kicher and Librarian Hill. started for the West
Yesterday to visit the principal cities and Inspect
their public Libraries
Tho ncy structure OF the United Presbyterian
Church on Beeviic-ave.. Will be dedicated today.
Two Young yesterday afternoon entered the
hook store of Charles Dresse. No $50 Broadst.. and
while one Of them looked over the shelves the other
went q the where he was unODserved. and
rlned the cash drawer. INN ediately afterward
Dresse had occasion go to the drawer. and seeing
its condition ran out Of the store In chase OF the
mon one escaped. The other WAS chased for some
yo,yer He was caught by policeman. who
snatched the weapon from his hand The thief. who
had thrown the bills taken from the drawer into the
street as he ran. said hi, name was Frank Perkins
and that he belonged In PttsbCrS. He was com
inittei for trial
burial of sister Rose Adele known To the world
Mics Rose Murphy. who died suddenly Friday.
rh. funeral Will bee held tomorrow morning at ST
pa,ric's CATHEDRAL. where a solemn high mass OF
reauienl viii he sung. The burial VIII De made
i'm the cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

TIE Rev DR.. Ancetus Nanoli. a graduate or the
Roman Propaganda will withdraw from the Roman
Catholic Church tonight at Christs Mission NO
l42 West Tweny-frst-st
George Gethin. chairman OF the Executive COM
mittee OF the County Committee OF the fro"ioi'lo"
party. denies that the nominations OF his party
were illegally made.
The Ohio Society will tomorrow at NO 80 f'.th
ave hold It's first meeting OF the season.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art VIII be closed
10 the public from October Is to November I, In
elusive for the usual semi-annual cleaning and re-
arrangement of collections. 1t Will be open free TO
the publc to-day from o'clock TO sunset.
The Museum Of Natural History is open on week
days from 70 3 o'clock. On Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free On Sundays II is open from to O'CLOCK
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan l.. Kennedy have returned
to town from Deal Beach. and are In their new
house. No 800 West Seventy -sixth-st
The Rev Dr. Newland Maynard having recently
returned from Europe. will begin his illustrated
lectures foreign lands at Chckering Hall on Oc-
tober 30.
William Main will lecture before the Aryan Theo-
sophical Society, No. lH Madison-ave. tonight. on
The Path"
special meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
will be held on Tuesday next october IL. at l2:3O
D. m. at the rooms OF the Chamber. No "a Nassau
ST.. TO elect two Commissioners OF Pilots to serve
for TWO years. in place OF Ambrose Snow and
the other in place of A. Foster Higgins, whose
term OF Office will then expire.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ID
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK, SATURDAY. OCT. u. 1898
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-YORK SATURDAY. OCT H. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer 8, Louis Randle. Southampton october D. with
nse 3o and go seerage passengers to the Inter
national Navigation 60. Arrived at the Bar at % m
steamer E'gurS & n ts5 oabln anl SGs s,cease
pnssengcrs to Vernon II Brown * Co. Arrived at the
@ s,eamtr lncpa Go s'annar Lel,h sePtew,6eT ,o.3 20
Newcastle 81 and Dgndse :? WIN a N ,nd;e 10 simpson"
Steamer Exeter Ci,y d8D. Watkins Bristol September
2 ;--,is, ana sTIpsfI os ms par at midngh iith
Hshema Ger Msf9 MAJ e Hs@Snrs .,rar SsgF 70
Hamburg American Line. Arrived at the Bar at 62O m
Steamer phoenica Ger. Ieithagser Hamburg septem
Der ~. with mdse llS eann "na iy' 's,'"to b % R
Steamer Brunei dr, Henderson Glreenti scpember 81
arI Gbraltar 90 sulphur 70 order vesse 10 Funch
Edye & Co Arrived at the Bar at noon ..,.-- -
steamer Manauense t3rl. Casey. Maiaos september %
par, October Barbados :. with mise and II passen
gess gsmer =, Newport common colon October 3 mdse
and p cabin passengers u Pacific Mail steamship Com
Snip Troop @t IyerpooD, Tri,z Io9onIu $50 days
w,% wassel susar ,e j ". Elwei ( Co.
'ee sst Water II Wilson x Belfast Ireland Doty cal
cr,a 20 dayr wi,h mdse to Ralli Bros vessel 70 II
Kersey. , ,... >,,.. ~ on, ,,.,,, %
Bark pactouS Arnod 51eney Co. vessel to Flint & Co.
SANDY Hook oct. l2. 9:3o p. m-Wind west. light
Steamer 'r,annia CFD sasoa Marselles via Naples
s,eaner Seneca stevens Havana and Mexican ports
'Gies Steamer wooer ,3p Leisl New orleansJ II Win
chester 6 CO. ,., ,.n,,n. ,,nu pna -sartor.,,
Francisco
Steamer oa u + Dimock Coleman. Boston. Mass-H
s,ssmer Victoria r Craig Newcastle sanderson
steamer oneida Chichester. Wilmington. c, and
S,ssn,er Amazonense (3. Harvey. Para. Maranham and
Ceara -Shipton Green "a ,r.. >,.r a..
Strnpson x Young.
Steamer fichmond Glover. West Foint-Od Dominion
60 -, >,..,,,, ,, .... ~,
oa p0mr"T Tordenskold No Jensen Kingspor $
Ben Walsh q 60.
e,.arsr Iunioo tIlr) Wing. londOn-Sanlerspn Il Son
stsamer Manitoba dIr Griiiths. London New York
sepp'ms p,mr louisiana slger. New Orleans-H $ Allen
Steamer Premier thfl' ii"PNiHA H"iidN, " S.-Bcn-
"ss s,.omer Concho Risk Key West Galveston-c IL
Mallory N g" NJ, ,, r.,h 49,, ~,
Steamer otranto dr) Huby. Antwerp Delgum-sarder-
Steiner spero (lor. Innn Livingston Porto Cortex
B.ze etc-R williams. II.
s,esn.r Europe tllr Robinson London-F w I rurs,
steamer Yemassee. Townsend. ilaGepha-Wlulam p
clyde a Go
Rchmoni- Od Dominion Ss co.
steamer Nacoochee. smith. savannah-R l. Walker
steamer III Sol Mason. New -orleans-J T Van s,ck,s
SAILED
Steamers Fulda Ger Bremen Mackay- Bennett Rr,
Liverpool Werrs lGer) Genoa. via Gibraltar; City of
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
A BEA UTIFUL MODEL OF TIE DEFENDER

The silver model OF the Defender which has JUS,
been placed in the windows OF the Mer!den Britain
MIA Company at No. POS Flfth-ave is attracting the
attention OF the promenaders in that neighborhoOd.
The work Is proof OF what can be done in the way
Of moulding plated ware for yacht sails and
are made OF a composition and covered with silver
or gold The Defender is represented going
through the water close hauled with mansa. club
top stay, Jib and jib topsaiis set. The model.
which is about two feet in height is perfect like
ness OF the syndicate boat with the exception that
a white lacquer used her hull when the metal
came from the bath gives her a color that is ino
longer that OF the yacht In winter quarters at
Neptune Bay The real Defender is pale blue.
Every detail Of the Defenders construction has
been faithfully carried out. even TO the two wheels
nv which she is steered and every rope. block and
niece OF tackle Is In place. The set OF the sails
rying the boat along gracefully in a light breeze is
nerfect The base which IL about 4x2 feet. on which
The figure rests Is Ornamented in bronze. The head
salesman at establishment said yesterday tina.
the creation of the Defender model in plated ware
was a much more difficult feat than IL appears
Several little Defenders we're made before the per
faction OF the model exhibition arrived a
The model now on exhibition In the Fifth-ave. win
dow is cstalogued at $,G0 The heal salesman
Yesterday said that number or models OF favorite
yachts had been sold for round sums
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

+ Irving Burns the II publican nominee Tor state
Senator opened headquarters At No. % Warpur'oh-
ave Yesterday. and will at once begin vigorous
campagn Mr. Burns. having twice represented 'he
1st Assembly District in the Legislature, Is wen
qualified for the Senate.
Captain John Mangin. OF the Yonkers police force
Yesterday completed thirty yfve years or active ser
vice as a police officer. He was appointed patrol
man in New-York city on october II, lsO' ana as
signed TO the Ninth Precinct. under the late Gap
tain Jacob L. Sebrng. Three months later he was
ma lie A rounisman. and when he had Deen on 'ne
force 4. wear he was made a sergeant ana SEM 70
the TWentv-nfth Precinct under the late captain
jeremiah Petty on August II. 1866. he came y
Yonkers with the old Metropolitan force On apt Aprii
10 1871 when the YonkeTs police force was orShn :,
which few policemen can boast lie vas never nI!ei
nor even received a reprimand during his thirty
five years OF service Captain Mangin was KEPT
busy Yesterday receiving congratulations from MS
friends. ,,, 49,, .ht,h r-r,rL
Steadman l. director. gave a reception iast hight
TO It's pupils ana graduates. ,.,, 49,,
Edward Dougherty who Vas accidehtaiiy shot
last TUESDAY while hunting IN the woois OF AIier-
,msn Mooney died on Friday night In company
with seymour Mooney and Richard Frie the men
had Moved an afternoons sport ate IN me uay
I-riels gan was accidentally discharged ana
Dnugberty received the load in the shoulder near
he arm He was twenty-four year oli; ana a son
~ y i Dougherty one OF Yonkerss largest CON
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
BRIyGTNG FRATEPNITT NFLUESCE TO BEAR

From The Washington star
As has been published in THE Star's' dispatches.
the football team Of Northwestern University, at
Evanston H.. IS short one good player. This Is
Van Doozen "A excellent hafback who is now In
the employ OF the United States as member OF the
life-saVing crew on the lake front All Of sudden
this last summer Van Doozen was instructed ohl
ciay that He could not play With the Evanston
boys II would interfere with his efficiency as
ufe-saver. The boys appealed to Superintendent
Kimban saying Van would not play during his
time on duty. ard that his football work would
really put him in better trim for the aruous feas
OF Yfe-savng expected Of him. Vans presence on
the team was made a matter OF vital Importance.
Without him defeat stared the boys in the face
whichever way Trey turned.
Having failed in direct appeal the college boys
have now organized new line of attack. They
are all more less politicians. and they have been
making up a list OF Congrcssmen. Senators and
others In pubic station who belong to the various
Greek letter societies. with view to enlis:ing
their aid. Accompanying the huge petition which
the bows will send to Secretary Carlisle. who
has the decision OF the matter In his power. will be
letters from a number OF the university professors
who belong t. the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. OF
which Mr Carlisle IL member. Preaident Cleve-
land will be approached by some OF his brother in
Sign, chi. and 1t is hoped that Postmaster Gen
eral Wilson Will listen to brother Sigma Alphs.
SO too Secretary Lamont Is relied on by the Delta
Tpsllons and Vice President Stevenson by the boys
Of Phi Delta Theta. The Beta Theta Pi boys Will
try to get Justice Harlan and Justice Brewer Sena-
tor Voorhees, and Attorney General Harmon to hep
them
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RAILWAY.

The Fourth District Y. NJ. c. A. Convention. COM
nosed OF associations In Essex. Union, Midd.esex
and Somerset counties met in Railway yesterday
in the Baptist Church. An address was delivered
by W. II. Beach. OF Jersey city. interesting eA-
src,ses will be conducted to-day at p. m. In the
onera House by f. B. Hoagland. the evangelist.
Al the same hour a meeting for women only Will
he held I'm the Temperance Auditorium by j. II.
Uoughton Of Long Branch. simultaneously with
these meetings a meeting for boys VIII be held IN
the association rooms, 10 be conducted by II. ID.
French OF Montclair. At 9 p. m. farewell ser
vice viii be held the Second Presbyteran Church,
which will be conducted by Mr.. Hoag gland
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RETHERFORD.

The pulpit Of the Rutherford Methodist Church
VIII be filed to-day by the Rev. DR. +. NJ Gartou.
The annual inspection OF Gershom Mott Post.
q a. r.. will be held at the headquarters to-mor-
row night. It VIII be conducted by Assistant In
spector d. J. Myers, OF Post No. 81
\ close watch VIII be kept to-day for sunday
gunners IN Rutherford and East Rutherford. No
tees In English and Italian giving extracts from
the law on the subject have been been posted. and
the Boiling Springs Fishing and Gun Club Is help
ing the authorities TO enforce the law.
The autumn meeting OF the Unitarian Society. OF
Rutherford. will be held tomorrow night In the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
JERSEY CITY.

Mayor Wanser. OF Jersey city. yesterday signed
the contract with the East Jersey Water Com
pany. FOR temporary water supply for either one
or fve years At the city's option. The other Of
fetal SIGNATURE necessary will be appended on
Monday ana the ueW supply Willtbe turned into the
Belleyille reservoirs within month.
Mrs Anna Purdue widow of Dr. John Purdue
died on Friday evening At her home No. IS Astor
Place She was born March q. lou2 Or. Purdue
was a well-known physician OF Hiverstraw. y Y
Aftor his death Mrs. Purdue removed to Jersey
works
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
ORANGE.

The new line OF the South Orange ana MapIe"ooN
Railway, running from South Orahse 10 o.ane'
v.rey was formally opened to traffic yesterday.
r,o snec,oI cara were run, with all the township
officials OF South Orange on board ana ial
number Of invited guests. President husen's, E
Connect OF the South Orange Boaru oi Nn'eS
r,e e,arred the first car and turned on the
current After the run had been MADE me su,sshts s,sh
we're taken In carriages to the EsseA Noui''' N'N'
house where fine dinner was served
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

church. The Rev Stephen H. Camp. OF Bic Brookiyn,
and the Rev f. S. G. Wcks. OF Passaic' Will '"aNo
addresses. . ~ .ha, At the
Snlew nh,ef Of the Rutherford Fire Department
was chosen president OF the conyent'on' repre-
sent!ng the Department OF New-Jersey; n,zed on
Friday night at the house OF Mr. and MS Ms franS tnS
Ackerman In Deawanna, Leonard h'hei oe''e
ted presldent,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THO POSTAL CARDS.


From The Chicago Tribune.
In the course OF time large manufacturing or
wholesale house accumulates a quantity OF postal
cards that have never been used. but that have
printed addresses on them There Is now nrm
which makes a business Of collecting these. They
cover the addresses first with ink. then bronze this
over and II required. Will print new addresses on
the bronzing and return them at the net price OF
about half a cent each on large lots. The other
half cent is saved the customer.