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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

What has the Minneapolis Times
against Mayor Strong, Of New York,
that it should try to run him for con-
gress in the Seventh Minnesota dis
trict?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Congressman McCleary may be pre-
pairing to throw rocks. He has re-
ceived 600 samples Of stone from the
Pipestone quarries.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Gov. Morton is to speak in Chicago
on Jan. 81. This act of Lewis is un-
derstood to be with the consent of
Thomas G. Platt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Sixty Iowa laundrymen are in ses-
sion at Cedar Rapids. They have de-
clared war on soiled linen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

st. Jackson's day passed off very
much more quietly than the original
Jackson's day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Duluth has a chance to save itself
by following Chicago's example and
boiling it's water
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Ambassador Bayard is evidently
preparing for war. A dispatch from
London says he is shooting in York
shire
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09
TODAY'S EVENTS.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 8.
Grand-BIack Crook. S.15.
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New journal clerk,
Across the Missouri.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Thomas H. Nc
Kee, Of Indiana, was today appointed journal
clerk of the house, vice Crutchfield Oem.)
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. Jan. S-Arrived: Nomadic,
Liverpool,
GLASGOW-Arrived: Anchoria, New York.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived: Legislator New Or
leans; Teutonic, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON-Arrive St. Louis. New
York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Munchausen has been outdone by the
circulation liars Of the Minneapolis
newspapers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09
ONE CENT PER MILE.
Railroad Rate for the G. A. R.-Party
Rates Unsettled.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-The lines of the
Western Passenger association were
discussing party rates between Chi
cago, st. Panl and Minneapolis for the
greater portion of the day, but they did
nothing in regard to them. The roads
are in dilemma over this traffic. They
have decided that the rates should be
abolished, but they find themselves un-
able to carry out their own recommen-
dations in regard to them. Even if
they do away with party rates in gen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Senator Vest might develop into a
great man if he had a balance wheel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09
CUBANS IN A TRAP.
Statement That the Spaniards VIII
Soon End the War;

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. S.-A Span
lard who arrived tonight from Cuba
says that the insurgents are falling into
a well laid trap and it is only a mat
ter of few days before the Spaniards
will have them surrounded and all re-
treat cut off, when they will NOW them
down and soon end the war.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

1t seems that even the Northern Pa.
cific cloud has silver lining.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

Everybody in the Vanderbilt family
is bent on the same thing-matrimony
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

But is the popular loan going to be
popular?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-09

HAVANA, Jan. SIT was announced
in these dispatches last night that the
sound of firing had been heard in the
neighborhood Of Guanaja, forty-fiye
miles south Of this city. Gen. Navarro
overlook numerous insurgent force
under Zayas and other leaders. During
the three hours fighting which follow
ed the Spanish artillery was called into
play and the insurgents were routed
with loss of twenty-three killed and
forty-three wounded. The insurgents
are said to have carried away many
more of their wounded Gen. Navarro
pursued the insurgents and overlook
their rear guard at Ceiba de Aqua. In
the skirmish which followed four in
surgents were killed and three taken
prisoners. On the government side, it
is said only four officers and thirty SOL
diers were wounded In both engage
ments. Gen. Valdez afterwards en-
gagged the insurgents in another battle
He opened fire upon them with small
arms and artillery, inflicted heavy loss
in killed and wounded. The insurgents
lost 263 men. It is reported that one Of
the Nunez brothers, insurgent leaders,
was so seriously wounded that he sub
sequently died. Along the line Of the
railway running south from Havana
the insurgents have destroyed sixteen
culverts, thus effectively cutting off
communication for the time being. Word
received from Matanzas shows that the
insurgents are still active in that prov
ince
MADRID, Jan. 8.-Persistent rumors
are in circulation here today that Capt
Gen. Campos will be succeeded by Gen.
Polaviana, or by Gen. Weyler, in COM
mand of the Spanish forces in Cuba,
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OLNEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Said to Be the Choice of Leading
Democrats,

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. S.-The Tran
script, independent in politics, tonight
publishes a special from Washington
which asserts that Olney is the choice
Of the leading Democrats for the presi-
Dental nomination
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BULLETIN OF
THE ST. PHUL GLOBE.
THURSDAY, JAN. o.

Weather for Today
Fair and Colder.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

A meeting of labo-ers organizations will be held
in the Turn Hail. Stapleton. on Saturday evening to
protest agains; the employment Of Italian alien
labor on the trolley-roaG construction
Assistant Chief Engineer Edgar Ellis OF the North
Shore Fire Department has resigned. and Walter
Nsrtineau has been elected In his place. The can
.fidacy of j. H. 3. Sweatman for the office OF Chief
Engineer has been announced by his friends
A large number Of Staten islanders who are in
favor Of the Greater New-York contemplate at
tending the nearing on 'He "'ii D''o'c |i"'o
Strong.
The Thomas Syndicate has begun to widen the oid
,,ro an the Terrace in Port Richmond and Mariners
Harbor, and will run electric cars over 1t pending
the construction of new line.
'' Sidney F. Rawson counsel to the Board OF Police
has given an 9pon IN IN bs counts y
are not subject the structures OF the tanes Dlll
a. & the nsnno be- enforced before the of the
ent month when the licenses expire ~.
organized with me following OeeTs ro presiden. saer.
Peter TS. is Of
three delegates from each town association. T.,
,.rgs degree the saloons the island which number
about $50 The BIZ will however ne partcua,y hc h ,s
Experienced hard times for the last two ~ seasons
One OF the propretors saa nat sne exoSs Of pro-
pThe Journeay will contest continued yester-
d.v before Acting Surrogate George NJ. Pinney. IT,
in New-Brighton. The day was taken up WIN nn ,ne
we're e the witnesses Of the first viii Both
men testified that they called to the house by
Mrs Journeay unknown to the other ana neltner
Enew what was wanted. Both said Mrs Journeay
mas undoubtedly In her right mind DAVID Corson
an adopted SON Of Henderson Journeay. was also
pITt Tbp NY " iisk and Edgar W. Hicks special state
game projectors for Rchpond CoIn,y mao Of
g. SSytanieton late ON Tuesday evening. ana lawsuits
iil probably result The carriage OF ne detec.ves
uarhor Hicks arrested Ruppel and 1.isk drove inc
wagon TO West Brighton. When opposite NE pHnGs
from Ruppe The police found Lish on rbs top caSe Se
.ppPtn have been heard yesterday before Justice
Mun, but Ruppe was unable to appear ar. o~lns WI & 70
tnturics he alleges he received at the hands OF sk
xSass Juiis b. Robinson. with a companion was
thrown out Of her carriage yesteraay morhns cs
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02

hinderng element Of trade for some time IL Is x me-,
that ali fairly useful lots car be worked e,Dn Or To
muddy spring roads forced attention Which farm
.s %s.s.2 s ecps ss as s"s to Se
wholesale activity scarcely he looked FOR un'' UNI Ia o @
sDt n0 'SST"s %,h the OF sq styles
muated during the dull Ioos o"sn sTs qh hay
viii keep attention directed 70 the sun ehep aier
says 1T win shippers to promptly ~. 'mpT%ss mDrss
the Sua ,soe %bere there is e despite
prices for desirable lots We do not want 80 line sss 81
and become currently set the disadvantage OF c
good property FOR is slow rscGye,y Sc M THtn pas sn at ate
rices for ali long for stock sutab for a,os SST-
gsy "a '%M rsr M Bfn r. 100 r. g
per c7a72.c shipping bay per LIVER i% TO- per gw @
r. Sad? salt ha per NJ .saSoc state long Ts rye
100 ~ a 5S ,SsSc a p.4 ana os s0H'0s NJ i
wheat loa45c The official reports Of recePs & Gi nay , IN
Tond Sn a" o 0?'f nri 80 so PsnnsySana ws shor 10
I~hgh valley i7o; Baltimore and OHIO lo 'o'ai' 81"
o1s eeSP'' AID q potatoes
mand and firm onions steady for choice Asparagus s
plenty and sei s Tsaf ps pans sncr"
poor spinach weak Lettuce largey obsn. pS1,
and such dragging pnrsey nfsEy n Green and
stock X sells sss. G%y .I ansT ssuan sn, nr" poor
Stock sSSws no Russia unPs lover Gar Car
s supply and a. mn oS. %s SaP's aT sb ssSsS do
Maine Rose per Sb 25asi - a. Hebron per -" saGs X
S &C. stat s.;. nGs sss r..y G sS sss %
80 Do sack oc7os p9"ioe' 5o vsrw fr e' per- SS
sca.l ,n'Sos @ d" red per bbl icds 81 peImada per
crate In, s. ,IS. a. a. o%aas s pf bb Is 7sc
ss a ] Per S S'1sa . SqnSh's sas ss
cahbig per crate a5gs2 7 celery per dozen s.akI Xxi
!, @gs sS ss e. pnacb nrn, per per b 81 2;gs M per
basket parsley 10: % beSns rer % ra,e @
,s ssag M e' ;SaSs. :sass 5s 81 ssF9s9
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
OTHER MARKErs-py TELEGRAPH.

~, Louis Apri ,attlc Receipts 2 20 hsnd' market
Zoe higher ste-rr <3irS5 I3 cows " zor " o, ~ A%
.,..r. ~ Gsq{3 cows. 81 ca Hogs Receipts ~, ~,
market To- lower heavy 5ou$3 20: mixed ~ iolS 80
rtrons. native sheep 81 50QN. lamts ~ y.,,,,.
Iuion stock Yards. Chicago. April J. nt,le
Il ,o, head market nrm and DC higher Common 10 eN.ta
pierr 81 ~ 80 stok-rs and feeders - uso 20 OK,
"a is Josr Receipts ~ 90 head market STEADY; hrasS
hacking and shipping lots 81 @at& 10 common 70 Shoee
n,,.i "a SqSa 20 choice sRrored S+gSt 10 hight ~ 90!
81 pigs S3uS< Sh~cpRcceipts eWu hrsa; sns. NJ
Fast iJt~ry April Cattle receipts fair market very
dull. prices IO heavy grades fre - ~
50 10 good butchers So S0f$t 10 rough iat NSueo 10
80. a, so0S5 ID IIogs-r-celpt- liberal market very
dull and lower Prime, - ionS' 10 common To- a,r nots
er. and pigs 81 Oous3 o6. roughs 81 7Sqf3 30 sheep
sipply light demand light; market slow Choice ~ non
N prime 81 o0qs'. fair, 81 ~ds3 T." common Nus" w.
iami~ 81 25n$4 I3 - "a, -, .
Kansas Cit, April Hogs Receipts LOO head mar
ket nrmer light. easy on heavy lss - -'g 90 80,
81 10 Cattle-Rec-ipts. $500 head market hrm nativs
,,.cr. i~st 81 TOQS@ good. S3uS3 40, cows nn"
he,fers best 81 81 30 fair to good ~ tOqN n cus
90 f sockers feeders. 81 sou 81 TO- Texas ana
Western 81 7ous3 80. calves. stns' sheep-hece'pS'
4. head market SLOW a. , ,,s
u,nsn Anr,i l-iattic- Receipts last ~ hours lo-'
bs.d total for far. 1904 head Tor same ,e
ins wc-k sOIi head consigned through. loo hcnu, 'o
Nev Work 80 head. sale. w head market oprn'a
sloy nd weak closed easy. all sold, common 70 svop
da,rv cows ~ .pOdx3 75 mixed and heifers ~ ng
"a W. ght 10 fair steers G,M$3 IO veals dun AT >tW
k5 I2i, Uogs-ecrpts last - hours 0oW memo ,o'i'
,or weet thus far head for same time lst We"
~ Aso head consigned through 1910 head to New YORK
lower; closed duh weak with several cars unsola
good to choice Workers 81 l0t$t i2ls mixed packers
So OOQNi mediums 81 00n$+; pigs - iOut4 ~ rousns
60 xdSa 81 5O@s3. Sheep and IAmos-Reoeip'S
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of CortInndt and Desbross.s .

stations foot of COrtlnndt and Desbross.s sts:
900 4. VI. daily except sunday, for MACcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. ,
S:I5 4. W. daily FOR GENEVA ROCHESTER,. 81 r.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
The West and principal local points inngcar . sus-
pension Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper % Ch.caso
II.IO 4. VI. daily OeaYes az 1880 \. VI sunday for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
900 =. VI. daily. except sunday. t9r ElMlkA ana a.
Hate stations connections FOR fotts'AH anu i""
ing chair-car 10 wilkesbarre . , g. Il
$3.50 T.. VI. tSundays only for Wilkesoarre L. D.
Junction and all intermeiia'e stations 70 rr.Sc
4.IO Il. VI. daily except sunday, for L. q D. -.
TrON an! principal interim Aliae stations fNAhah "ue'
parlor-car Wlkesbarre connecting io' S trL ana
$50 =. VI. daily except sunday. for Bouhi bo"" a"a
intermediate stations. .,.
sis p. VI. daily FOR EAsToN and intermediate sta
900 T.. VI. daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all ponts West Pullman sleeper NestlouIe ualh
%ew-York to Ch.cago Sleeper 70 Bufa;o and Toronto;
connections FOR Reading and iIarrisburg -
G,3O p W. daily except sunday for haston ana inter-
msSrs o,sU ~ VI. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA RocMEs-
-I'p r rr 40 NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West
pullman seepers Chicago and Buffalo. Char-ear to
Wikesblrre - ....,.,,o,. =, oas "a. ana
, qos Rroadway Eas, l4h-s,.. 1856 East l25'h Str
Nm, york Fulton Court St. 9s broadway ana
BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN, y \.
\av York Transfer Company Si call for and check
,,Sace from hotel residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02

Market closed steady unchanged to points arci,nc
compared yesterdays closing prices IahseilIpr
notices 1CJ. Total sales 9J.HD bales NeN iyih hi'
receipts a2i bales. Exports; Continent - 'nleS
Great Britain 3g4 forwarded ~, sales. l5''' sp
ucrs l5J: stock 100 2l2 Total receipts todny s'tf
bales ihus far well. ii5,6 Exports today 'trht
r-ifgn | i14 bales. Continent. 2uIi Thus fal 'his
vec Great Britain ca lit bales. France. 40 enth"n'
Il t-o. stock 5>5 4G7 Spot c1uon quiet. l-lr' l".
mtldling upiiads I7sc ind1ng Gull Sc sales l'''
La.as Including 10 spinning and -" contract .oooo
Liverpool catles--Suot cotton hafdennS sal'N l''''
ial.s speculate export. 800. American """ l'
copfs :}5Op,. American. 32rD. mi. IiinI uIl@n'@.
4 n sd FUTURES opened steady. Gir2 bii d..i.nr'
closed fareiv stead lrf2 points net decline" Apiii 4z'
Arr-Mav 4lC'<s. Ma,,juu' 4l"isb. June Jul, fl%zD'
,uc-s, ii:.s. t-Sep;cn ioT tlps. .'pt"m
o-,,her 4U2aa. October \oFcuir'r 30 =. N'N'hti
Decorbo~ :,3Sab. Dec ,mber-lanu1rr "':h. MinchNs~
.er-Yarns ouie, and unchanged. clpihs steady.
fDFFFE-Th- iend.nrl upward. WIN buying l'r
fIavre IN, the disposition TO limit ni"ratl ms Nhh
amer tho HOLIDAYS Mosi trading 1ae fer near months
WIN fair amount Of switching The statistical POSITION
H. REGARDED as strong iIa,i" advanced = ran 'I-l:H
sfcad,- Aprn frapcs. .iay. - June. ~ "a ul.
~ Hamburg steady. Aiel and NAV ''.'" pfgs Jun
"a July. August. 'Is-b Arrivals IA
,or hscs deliveries 900 Rio official cable FOR
~o ia 300 rcis exchange. - ". receipts 3No a1H
,c,rcd for United states 4D0 bags. stock GO" bags.
santos quiet i55co reis receipts. 400 bag ,i,@E
ia 900 bags SOUTHAMPTON arrivals Tor Ma'h 81 M h't"
,siveres % 2ls bags. stock al.s"p bags Hordrflx az
yiral. March $1,000 bags deliveries lo2n bags STOCK
now 1900 bags. .1oo .,. a,o. ca,..
were % 80 bags. as .Ollo"s'
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02

have increased So 0o0 bush There was '.e ,rs, oer
among the during the afternoon ana o., s hprii
ngs prices slowly advanced DeIMe.'.s -, The IRE
contracts we're the aues'ion OWING 10 t
miun,s Cash wheat inactive safes wer. = pu,,
of IA 600 bush No Northern wheat shippers rhe
24ooo bush May. June leading va h anoat:
MAY closed 7Oac. and No Ncrtnern DC o. ~, ~
o. b afoat for Duluth .CORN-The marx nath rh m
dull but fairly steady In rriee ,e,ny a Sc
the afternoon In wheat ol|snS steaos az - ~
net advance There was quite little falling on IN .ns I
ec.IDts to-day at Chicago and only small estmate o'
to-morrow In face the talk nbout large n.y.. r,.
men, of crib corn the actual receipts at primary markets
this week have decreased G-.Ctr bush ON the otner
hand Tho actual ccarances been excellent: show
in three davs of eI,Ol brsh me iarSr 1" No
ing of In the ootel an eacourag hS
factor and IS awakening tte conhd nee III TIE, .
Cash nulet to-day. Salcs were 80
steamer yellow Sc elevator car seame, whfa c.g g;o
yellow 37c elevator 1000 bush ungade mixed at
3sLc delivered No corn WIS quoted nj 3''.c ecFh,or
tion 37sc delivered OATS-Prtrcs W r. ahvancou
to-day. with irh trading the hecr"nsing interior
md the increasing export business IN thrce
days primary receipts fallen IN 5S 900 lnsh Tho
advccs "A lto loss favorable for seehinE
purposes encouraging demand and the good "xior
inquiry added 70 the confidence TIVE close was hrn' ~
Guiding 10000 bush No n; "Gl<c AID private terms
anoat 20 600 bush clpped white orts on private
terms. and 10000 bush No white 81 &c rn~1t
iooo bush No AZ 2i9,c elevator, 'O bush No . Ht
23%c. 600 hush No white. 2'c ani 5000 n'sh 'rncK
white. 2tG2sc No white oats quoted at 1"c o.
activity 81 late AMI export interest has been @
oped in fe"drr har'v. \ sale was r.nc-t~d or W.",
bush ut 249.c as.st f'r esro-t Mnirg 's Gn''e1
about 45tac for No Westerr 4" elevator = f.....
NAIT-Mnrket no->rn ~ 5of'h5c. 'rCKWlIEAT-
Market steady 4oc for prime Stat. In elevator.
-he quotations rcdlv the -osing prices for the rr.
dsy closing prices for he corresponding date
Ia - year
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2d ST. station ~ u as toiio"s' No.
IL minutes earlier from foot Franklin St: .t.'
3,:iV A. VI. Daily local 10 Bunalo <,,,, ,s,,,,a,ns
Y,:iO Va paily local to Albany for Caskil Moun.aAS
ana Saratoga Parlor Albany. SUNDAYS qnSa Sa..-
mix Vi DAILY FOR Albany. Utlca syracuse. hVrSs,
ter. Bunaio. Niagara Fails Toledo Cleveland anu ~"
,r,SS A NJ Daily except Sunday. 10 Catskill Mouni
ta,ns New Patz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewsScc p,s car
hanw Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George farlof |a'
A,OO 4, H. DAILY. except sunday for Albany s..,sa
S:,W r. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal stesx x nstrut
,,ohsa,nr Imnalo Niagara Falls. TORONTO. pe'S"
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. LOUIS. ,,,,rv Albany,
o,.tO - NJ, Daily. except Sunday to' Ne"ou'e'
-sXT - NJ Daiiy except sunday. for UTICA sy'Se"-'
srx ~ paI:y Tor Albany, Utica Syraeuse; smn.isnd
otsS ~" f.eaio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit S'e
Chicago and 81 Louis. an, siseoing car accom-:
tor ,,ckets time tables parlor anu and
,a,,ons annly city Offices Brooklyn anu Eor other
q, mo- Stations Time tables at principal no,eM enMpEsr
'nfSsm"jSs nsn Passenger Agent. vanderblt-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and cor,landt s,ree'a
In Eject January lj. 1896
1000 4: .1PhiSsfLyASM IMIrED,%Pas'iin.a
ION, cars. Arrives cnicag9 . 4; NJ. Cleveland IS
H SIi9S' SS s. Nus NJ 's6S1P's o0 ssS sns Hosas
P%n,an sssDas ID 6ains cars Iois Ls
600 NJ salfias * s..sa.
-ss F. 9 fs!fisa A2pTss Ps bs~.
Arrises Aa cncnnsu P. NJ: In4lanapoiis 1918 p y :.
500 81 Sleeping c.,
MxsaISSTo,S 4 S,,s. AMP an. TIE soyTH q 70
'.congres: :onai LIN" al Par;orr and Dinng cars 30
2H'"s sis ss5 sa ss4ay $50 "r5 cfl Ps"f .'
Dnns ca no nns ,'tsr csn iS' nas % tao H.
sotTHERS RAILwAY.-s.2o p. NJ. daily. s:s:Ders TO
augusta. St. Augustine AMI Tampa. 40 p daily:
springs. l2i5 nish' daily seeaers to New-oreans and
snS oAsT "a Hu;a.a. 5 'ts's s & e;
onH d M M dy EoT! rp
cHEsAPEXKE OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 P. u
ro. aa DID qTSTSa P9ISr 't5S @o%FoRT and SoRoLK Va
Chares Route a. NJ week days and Win through
ATEASrIc cITyy y G l.sS NJ week days Through BUFFET
For cSPE MAY S fsrs re's sa ss Grove AID Point
Pleasant oio 4. NJ. il 10. 3.4o.. $40 and ii5o p
Park). AS a NJ. 5lsp. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50 72O $50 .. go, 10 fenna. Limited 1910 Dln-
ing Carr. II A. NJ. r. 2io B. S2o 20 -, eDin-
1ol5 night Sundays. Gi5. $50. 90. 80 90 Linn ted.
10 II A. NJ. Dining Carr. 32D. I, !So 4D 'Dn,ns
Car), Dining Car) Dining tar). 10 ,, T. a.,
1915 night. ~ go o
Broadway | As,or House. and Il Desbrosses and
Cortland Streets street. $50 Fulton street ss
Brooklyn station. foot q Fulton
street I;rookyn; Station jersey City The New ioik
Company Will cali for ana check ba2Gage fom
hotels and residences through to destrat,en o.
q. II. PROVOST. j. X WDyD'
= Nan. Hassr Ageat
New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
slight injuries Her companion, Miss Roberts. suf-
|. fered from shock
4 DECISION AFFECTING VILLAGES.
JUDGE SMITH UPsETs EXISTING CAICULATTONS-
MAYOR GLEAsoN's HEARING on
GREATER NEW-YORK.


MAYOR GLEAsoN's HEARING on
GREATER NEw-YORK
An important decision has been given at River
head by Judge Wilmot NJ Smith. OF the Supreme
Court which will affect every village in the State
Incorporated In the general village law. chapter
29l laws of 1870 In his decision the Judge says
that villages incorporated under the general law may
vote for Highway Commissioner. but they cannot
for town highway appropriations The decis-
ion Of Judge Smith is the result Of an attempt on
the part Of William n. Person the Republican can
ddate for Highway Commissioner Of the Town Of
Southampton. to compel the town officials to place
his upon the general ballot for the entire town,
it being generally understood that the Incorporated
villages could not vote on highway matters and
that there was TO be separate ballot for Highway
Commissioner The decision handed down by the
judge concurs with opinion OF Attorney-General
Hancock that village incorporated under the
general law may vote az the general election Tor
Highway Commissioner and that any resident Is
eligible and further that the incorporated villages
are not exempt from the obligation TO pay taxes or
account of road districts in the town outside the
limits of the village The decision will cause the
town clerks In which there are Incorporated villages
trouble as the orders for the town ballots. nclud-
ing the separate ballot for the Highway Commits
sioncr have been given. the election takes pace
on Tuesday next \ week ago the inspectors OF
election in PatchoSue were told that PatchoSue
could not vote for Highway Commissioner
Mayor 7. j. Gleason, of Long Island City. yester-
day announced that he had secured the Queens
County Court House in which to hold the h hearIhs h
Mayor said that. although he favored II, ne wah.ed
to give every a chance to express views on the
had cnc a aSrond that H he WAS deyns the Rancs
law. He said he had not been officially notified OF
it. Although he believes 1t is unconstitutional
Mayor Gleason said he woGd rigdly enforce 1t from
midnieht SATURDAY unt midnight SVnday TINS wseM X
Mller's Hotel and the other places.