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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ROBBED ON A LONELY ROAD
A WOMAN DRAGGED FROM HER cAH'
RAGE AND LRUTALLY BEATEN.
HER HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN AND SID
is LEFT NcoSscToUs-PosToFrIcE AND
STORE ROBBED PROBABLY By THE


IS LEFT uNcoSscoUs-Posr AND
STORE ROBBED PROBABLY By THE
SAME THREE MEN.
Morrstown Sept. 0 Especially while drivine
home from a visit to her brother in Mount Free
dom about 8 o'clock last >nght. Mrs. Martina
Whitmore. Of this city was held up and brutally
assaulted by three unknown men who. AFTER
beating her into unconscousness. stole her horse
and wagon and escaped. Mrs. Whitmore left
this city yesterday afternoon TO visit her brotn-
or. When night came on she determined TO re-
turn home much against her brothers wishes.
who fearful for her safety travelling alone
lonely road at that hour Of the night
1t about . o'clock when she went away.
and she had proceeded less than mile when
she suddenly confronted by three men In the
road, who commanded her to halt. Instead or
obeying she whipped up her horse and tried 10
pass but one man seized the horses head wniie
the others seized her anC dragged her from the
wagon into the middle Of the road. where they
beat her numerically until she became uncon-
scious. Then they Jumped into the wagon ana
drove away. Shorty afterward man named
Arson in passing by discovered the woman lying
In the roadway. Seeing that she was covered
with blood he at first thought that murder had
been committed. but a further examination
showed that she was still alive. He picked up
the PROSTATE woman and carried her into his
house near by. where after rcstoratives hap been
applied. she became conscious and told what
had happened.
search was instituted for the three men ana
for the horse ard wagon. but they could not ne
found Early this morning however. II was dls-
covered that the general store and postof1ce
conducted by James Wright had been entered IN
the night and almost the entire stock had peen
carried away An investigation revealed the
fact that a wagon had been used to carry away
the goods as tracks leading 10 and from the
building were plainly visible
Mrs Whitmore had sufficiently recovered TINS
morning to be able to return 10 this city. Wnere
she Immediately reported the matter 70 me pc.
lice It is thought that the men who held up
the woman the ores who committed inc
burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE SCHOONER HARTSBORN ASHORE.

Cape Nay. Sept. 'SpeciaD--lhe ,"o-"i"' p"
- |. n IIartshorn Of Somers Point. y. j.,
,sroe ashore on Uncle Eph Shoal of Cape May
po,n, bout y O'Clock last night. when the WIND
was Blowing q gale. The crew Of five had fright
fu experience during the night as the sea ran hgh
and the wind blew hurricane. They were beaten
over the shoal and driven ashore on the Deach'
This morning as soon as possible captain james
" Eldredge Of the Cape May Point Lle-Sa''Hs
s,s,,o, h,s-,od tho schooner and ran out hawsers.
viii ub,cb effort was made TO free her after the
wind had partially subsidized. She would not move
and Is now said TO be leaking badly; the assist.
snce Of Captain Augustus Sooy ana ms ere" a OF
Cold snrre sfation was called for. but Their ser
vices were ~ no avail The crew Is being cared Tor
to-nlrh, IN me Cane Nav Point station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Why WRIGHT WAS "FLUSH."

1s'eison Sep Special. J. Leddy. pfoprie-
WI c! me Jefferson House, at Oliver and MIL SITS.
counting up The receipts o. the day on Monday
e". when James Wright entered. Leddy was
sNeo 70 rear room to All an order. and left the
~on.y on the bar. When he returned go bill was
'sle Ledey accused Wright Of taking the
-0"sy ou' the latter denied the theft. although he
's' he only person in the barroom
0'e'osy Wright sported a rev suit. and Leddy
, he0 mat he had paid for the clothes with 500
II. reroaI,~ received 40 IN cnsnee "risnt spent
VI VT asked Why he was so flush. Wright exclaimed:
H., you fellers Amt up 10 snuff touched Gus
yyoe,, ior twenty-spot'
go. es syk knew that this false and Wrights ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ne FELL HEADLONG FROM A TRAIN.

Park Ridge. Sept. tspecaD.-Frederick WOOD.
brakeman On a ew-Jersey and New-York freight
train. had a narrow escape from death last night
while his train was running between Spring Valley
and Havers,raw. Wood sitting in The cabooss
OF the train eating tis supper. Feeling In Jolly
mood he arose from his and started TOT the door
~ throw pickle at one OF his companions on top OF
he train As ne reached the door and bent over 10
throw the pickle he lost ms oa,ance anu te neao
miles an hour Wood rolled over several times AFTER
striking the ground. and il thought by the tram.
49,, ~, no had been killed When the train was
stopped they found Wood walking up the track APP
narnn,lv unhurt He was cut and bruised on the
head but no. seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
BOARD or EDUCATION WILL FIGHT.

AUTHORITY or THE ORANGE HEALTH INSPECTOR
TO CLOSE THE SCHOOLS TO BE TESTED.
Orange Sen; 9 (speciaD.-The Orange Board OF
Education held a special meeting tonight al which
the gaunte, was fairly and squarely thrown down 20
Dr. Phelan. the Health officer. BY an understood
agreement among the different members Of the Board
there WAS no quorum only four OF the hfteen
members being present. The situation was discussed
n.or,r,lv and the consensus Of opinion that the
Doc.o~ should be allowed 20 20 ahead and atieinpf
n do what he ;hreatened-cose the schools because
~ lack OF sewer connections III was though mat the
on.v hing he could do would be close the vaults
and outhouses As matter o. fact the hsa.th IN IN
sn.,or has no power 20 proceed n the matter othef
I'm nv A summons and action for debt 70 collect the
STATUTORY penalty from the members OF the bo&iu.
II i probable that the case VIII come 10 c'is's w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Aaoy,sd a. me pemo-
cratic STATE Convection On
Nay Z. 1896
TIE Democracy az me
sac o, Nev-Jr-seN. ny l'7
representatives. IN corNeh-
fi1r assembled. declares as
fellows upon the vital ques-
,io.s which now concern NE
utlsare Of the people OF the
tinted states
". are In favor q a NJ m
u,ynrllng maintenance on
ne riesent gold sttncarl
Ne are opposed g me Nrs
esInage Of silve, al any
raf,0 and 70 the con, Hui
80, purchase q silver Dull
i.n ~ the Government
" believe thai the int:
est 10. the people Gem ane
,bst he earnings OF trace,
agriculture. mai. : : q y. -. : 80 :
c,aI'v he wages Of labor,
.Soula De paid in money o
m. greatest intrinsic Naiu'
,,d r thc highest standard
,sor,sl by the civilized na
'ras of the worlG. We are
ts.rsf 20 unslterabiy or
D,eel ~ all d-Nic' and
s,hsmes for the denasemeht
% .u- currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
TRYING TO SAVE CLIFFORD'S LIFE.

,,o,,,ation wa. made yesterday 10 Chancellor Nc
cu IN Jersey Cry. for wrt Of error In the case OF
rsward Clrord convicted for murder In the first de-
gree for shooting and MORALLY wounding William q.
watson. division superintendent OF the West Shore
Railroad Company. at Weehawken on March ). Clif-
ford was represented by ex-Judges Allan l.. McDer-
mott and William T. Hoffman and Counsellor Speer.
Tn.v contended that evidence admitted that
should have been excluded that the Judge had erred
In his charge the jury and that the jury intended
rendering verdict for lesser degree than the firsi
Chancellor McGlll said he would announce bis d.
csion at noon to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
SHOT BY HIS son.
A DISTRESSING HUNTING ACCIDENT IN
THE WOODS NEAR MlLLNILLE.

Nulvuls \. j.. Sept (speciaD.-A acci-
don, occurred Yesterday afternoon in the woods
ha,u-ean Millvile and Bridgton when John
pichmond afty-fve years old, was shot
nv his son. David. sixteen years old Father
and son were out cunning for reedbirds ana
quail. The son. who is good marksman'/suc-
ceeded in shooting several birds on the wing.
and his father started to pick up the birds IN
dense growth Of high reeds. flock OF o'rds
sattled down on the reeds. David fired and the
mex, instant his father threw up both hands
On and summonlng aid had his father con-
yeyed home The father was shot in the race
and side. His sight was destroyed In one eye
and his condition Is precarious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Adopted at the alleged
Democratic STATE ConVeh-
ION on September Q. 1896
The Democratic party OF
IN convention
assembled. ratifies and ~
.orses the National Demo.
c = platform adopted at
Chicago and the Candidates
nominated thereon.
This IS the currency PLANK
% the Chicago Convention
We demand the free ana
unlimited cJ.nage y Oo'A
gold and silver a. the pres.
ert legal ratio Of 10 10 !
without waiting for the aid
or consent u any Other ma
ficn We demand 'Aat the
standard silver dollars shail
Ne full leeal-iender
equally with gold. for all
debts. public ana private
and we favor such lesisla-
lion as viii prevent the
characterization % any KIND
Of lesal-tender money by
nr.yate contra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
COUNTY PHYSICIAN STRICKEN.

"-Brunswick, Sept (speciaD-Dr. Samuel
an 1He' Of New-Brunswick. County Physician OF Md
sesex County was stricken III at Deal Beach to-
80 aho feN unconscious the street. lie WAS on
urn," ay 10 the railway station. after attendance
WAS patient. when the stroke came. Mrs. Long
teis.st once Informed and went 10 Deal Beach. A
con5,m received this evening said that DR.. Longs
9"utOn was IMPROVED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
4 WOMAN SUSPECTED.
THE JERSEY CITY POLICE THINK SHE MAY HAVE
STABBED THE MAN WHOM HER HUs-
BAND FELED.

The Jersey city police are still investigating the
murder Of vito Grarone on Monday night. and now
entertain a strong suspicion that De Fonso's wife
inflicted some OF the fatal wounds. De Fonso ad-
nits that he stabbed Grarone once but denies thar
ne inflicted the other four stab wounds Mrs De
Fonso was seen kneelng by the side OF Grarone
and the stilctto found where she had knslt
The witnesses who saw her al the side OF the diving
man canno; say positively whether they saw her
usa the sfflettO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
NEWARK REprBLICAys ORGANIZING.

The Republicans In oil the districts OF Newark arc
organizing into clubs Most OF the districts are al
ready organized. The Third District. Fourteenth
Ward Republicans. have elected for president Rein
hold Zurich: president. John Clrich secretary
- v,rkltn. treasurer Matthew Dehm The Sixth
District Republicans have elected George C. Graw
president. Albert Benkert. vce-president Gustav
financial secretary; Frederick Manthcy. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
he RODE OVER THE CLIFF.

George Ferner. a stone-cu,ter. living IN Railroao'
az. Bayonne. met With serious accident on iues'
dav night while riding down the Gorge HOa' -
shadys.de on his bicycle. he was ~oou. "'' =, ~.
-, 49, .,nan incline when ne lost control OF MS
49,, and the machine ran of The BLUM within rev
,hs,e Henry Schneider was fatally hurt sew
sra months ago Ferner fe! thirty fees 70 ,ne
az tne IT, bts n,se broken, HIS face Da1!y lacerateo
az ne ' SSe,d severely He was attended oy ~!
ard ms ~ For, Lee who had him removed 10 81.
49, tospltal IN Hoboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Thugs CHARGED WITH ROBBERY

\ charge OF robbery yesterday entered
against the four thugs who assaulted Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Ellison c,Fy Tuesday morning on Jersey
city Heights. chief of Police Murphy yesterday
had talk with the victims al the jersey CITY Hos
pltal. and learned that they not penniless bu,
had 80 which their assaan,s took from them
Acting on this Information. the Chief ordered that
the charge OF robbery be made against the prison
ers who now held for atrocous assault and
lrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
TRACTION COMPANY GIVES N.
THE ORDER AGAINST RECOGNIZING TRANS
FERS on VAVERLY CARS RE-
SCINDED

The Consolidated Traction Company in Newark
yesterday withdrew its notices abollshing transfers
on the cars running 10 the Waverly Fair Grounds.
the City Counsel having pronounced the course Of
the company contrary TO the law, and the Board OF
Works threatening to take action against the com
pany The fact developed. also that the COM
pany has franchise in Clinton Township for
running its line to Wavery. which is beyond the
city line in that township. Superintendent David
Young. who absent from the city when the or
der was issued. said it adopted without his
knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
FORTY ACRES BURNED O| ER.
FOREST FIRE IN SOUTH JERSEY DE-
sTROYING TIMBER AND HCCkLE-
REpRX FIELDS
SAME THREE MEN

Egg Harbor City. Sept Q CSpeciaD.-An I'M
mense forest fire is raging about SIX miles
northwest from this city. 1t started this morn
ing and has swept across forty acres OF timber.
This afternoon it passed over the old COOKS
field and destroyed the greatest huckleoerry
fields in South Jersey. The farmers are putting
forth every effort 10 check the flames. NO puild-
ings are at present in danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
BLOOMFIELD REPUBLICANS ORGANIZED

Bloomfield. Sept. (speciaD-The Republicans OF
the Third Ward organized for the campaign to-
night and adopted the of the Lincoln club
with fifty membe1s
Officers were elected follows. President Will
lam Biegart. vce-president Charles J. Flanagan,
secretary Robert Il. Young. treasurer. Noah Namp
son: Executive Committee. {. n. Halfpenny, 6. r.
Underwood George Peterson, {. ". Powers and j.
II Glander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ACCUSED or STEALING COPPER.
THREE BOYS AND AN OLD JUNK DEALER IN Gus
TOBY.

TODY
George Hausche an aged junk-deaer at No. 204
Beacon-ave.. Jersey city, was arrested yesterday
for receiving stolen goods Charles Meyer. boy
living at No Isl Oakand-ave.. the complain
ant against Hausche and against three boys, John
Fream fourteen years old. Of No. 1872 Oakland
ave: Eugene DAILY. seventeen years old, no home.
and William Trummer. thirteen years old Of No POI
New York-ave Meyer said that the three boys had
entered several vacant houses and cut the copper
from bathtuhs They engaged him to sell the cop
Der about lOu pounds. &c Uausche. agreeing to pay
him % cents for his services Hausche allowed him
only "a cents and the three boys reduced Meyers
conformation TO 10 cents This aroused his anger.
and he Informed the police. Hausch. is sixty-six
wears Old and has been in custody several times for
LuVing stolen metal from boys. The three boys are
also held for stealing carpet from the house Of II.
NJ Rogers at No. Is Reservoir-ave.. and selling II
TO a second hand dealer. Fream recently dis
charged from the county jail. where he served
term for theft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
SILVER BALLOT-BOX COAKES FEW VOTES

Paterson. Sept. . tspeciaD.-For tho first time IN
the country a silver ballot-box used at a
primary here last night Judge Harry Penn of the
Second Ward, introduced the innovation.
The box did not voters. however, as the
county Democratic primaries were deserted even
the regular primary officers failing 10 appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
VWjERS!H XFNZ
" So w

mi. rule in the Hudson delegation to the
me Snrveu;io ion is polite form of gag law. II Is
state 80 new I'm the politics of the State and the
som." II is one more symptom Of the political IN
coun.s ~ the times Jersey CITY News.
.,en. YOU know, it was in the interest Of
harmony only Cor the unit rule there might sa,
10" h.en formidable protest made yesterday
,,s, jndorsing Bryan and reputation. by
e,,,c A good showing the surface the
~sOys" hope to get generous share OF the iunu
- nv the Siverites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
BPyiy TO SPEAK N JERSEY.

,.olorel L. l. Price. Of the Essen County Demo
cratic Committee. said yest-r lay that ne had re-
.ceived word from the National Committee that Mr.
BRYAN would speak In New-Jersey on September O.
The County Committee will try to have Newark Sc
lected as the place for him TO appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

nerocrat who was suspected Of faNoring
"A money tried To speak yesterday in the
ate state Convention. OF course. thev
Ply =, listen to him. His voice was drowned
=. sireing Of q frec-silver campaign song.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

-, so many years ago scores Of able ana re-
ci,izens-r,en who We're known ana
~ rn 70 all over w-Jersey-could ne
=, attendance at Democratic state con-
- 90 Where were they yesterday? the al
VIM, ,,o,,ocratic Convention held III trenton
'e o-sr.i hv sam Fowler. Bob Davis
, pric. Gus" Cutler. sam Blge'ow.
O'V" Da,v lin" tanning. "Rute" Blodgett
.ouection Of lesser lights Of similar stripe.
~" .hor are the apostles and teachers of the
1nes. 1900. wonder what old Joel Parker
.rorla think Of them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
FOR THE HOLLYWOOD CUP.
GUsTAvE LANGEN WINS THE PRIZE WITH TWEEN
TY-sIX STRAIGHT KILLS"


Long Branch. Sept (SpeciaD.-Four crack shots.
Count" WINS McAlpin and DAILY. tied In tho
shoot for the Hollywood Cup to-day. The shoot
took place at Elkwood Park strong wind was
blowing but In spite OF this Gustavc Langen.
shooting under the name OF Count grassed
twenty-six birds straight. The main shoot was
AZ fifteen birds In the shoot-oM McAlpin missed
his first bird DAILY his fourth, WINS his eleventh
while Count" scored Kill. Ballard. ioey ana
Murphy did not finish. The summaries follow
HOLLYWOOD Cup Is birds $50 entrance cup and %
per cent 10 winner per 10 end ana 10 70 tne
Ties miss and out. Count. To- ]. ]. = l. a. =
! . 2-i5D. Daily 3G--2 2 l. =. =. = = = - = -
? ? 2.l5O Iyries 20-2 = 2. :. 2. = =,
2 2-i5o wins. go = . =. . :. !, 2 J. :o,'
Siurphy 80? o. l. g . : 2 l. :, 81. Ballard. .
. ? 2 . 2 / l. . o 81.
Shoo,-5r FOR cups-Couni, ? =. 2 J., =
o--3. McAlpln. o. - ,,i..a tsa,ard -
Kentucky shot fvc-bird match after the reguias
shoot Ballard used only one hand. ana deleatea
the Chicagoan by one bird. the score being ba"ara'
5: Ciagnon. T. " go ,,oo u.,l n.
shot at Hollywood next SATURDAY ne lonowins
SATURDAY the Epicguc Handicap, 100 birds, 81" en-
trance will be shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
FERRY VICTIM STILL UNCONSCIOUS.
HIS RIGHT SHOULDER. AS WELL As HIS SKULL

FOUND TO BE FRACTURED
"-'sm L. Lockwood. whose skull was fractured
ca Mohday by The accident at the Pavonia ferfy IS
81" ID coma,ose condition in 81. Francss Hospital
s''sey Ciy i was discovered Tuesday evening tnat
"s ''sni shoulder had also been broken. The pnysi-
'zas entertain hopes for mis- recovery.
.ns Enc Ferry officials have not completed the m
satlon 20 ascertain who the ferryboat McCul
0usn was A. fault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE STATE FAIR A SUCCESS.
A STILL LARGER CROWD THE THIRD DAY
AT wAvERLY.
THIS Is GOVERNORS DAY AND THE POLITICIANS
WILL CATHERINE. HOBART EXPECTED


Delightful weather and largely Increased crowd
favored the third day Of the New-Jersey State Far
AT Waverly yesterday. The people began 10 arrive
early. ard the troley-cars from Newark ana EAz'-
beth were taxed TO their greatest capacity during inc
ea.y part Of the afternoon. A. 2 80 o'clock IL Vas
estimated ;ha; between 1900 and 1900 people were
on the ground For the nrst time since the Ia'r
opened the fsklrs appeared 20 he doing H0uriS'Ns
business, while the lager beer stands aho Fei"e''
Of fIanh,ur;ers did a rushing trade
Many handsome ard stylish eQuipages were 10 ue
seen on the grounds The advance guard OF t"e pen
ticans that WI swarm the hill to-day A''Ne'
Among them We're State Treasurer George swan anu
Assistant United States Dis,rict-Attorney bfle"'
Of Moristown Mr.. OBrien was mistaken oy an en-
ihas.asilc Populist for William J. Bryan, and was
shaken ferventy by the hand Ex-Corporation Oou"-
sci W H. Clark Of New-York. and Allie bonner
son Of Robert Bonner spec.a. guests OF tIes.-
dent Tompkins vice-PIesident ~ A. Rice. or CIes.h
Ricge. Oldest member Of the Asricuiiura! SoceS'
mace his INST appearance yesterday 49, .,,o.rsA
Should the weather be pleasant To-Day an ili'"e
crowd Is expected, 1t being Governors oay. W,
Hobart New Jerseys candidate FOR \lce-t
viii be on hand with Governor GIggs and senator
Sewel. shake hands win the otner eaaeis az
welcome the politicians Of both parties VINO Will "o0"
10 the fair from al parts OF the State. , IT,,
Jacob RumUel, OF Newark, was arrested IN me id'
ground yesterday the charge OF passing coo'te'5
felt money. He made resistance. ana so' pau
scalp wound from a policeman : cluD before ne was
.ubdued He was afterward released. ard the cket-
seller 10 whom ne offered the fraudulent hali-doilal
was Instructed by Chief Kaas 10 prefer a complaint
The racing yesterday on the whole was better than
on Tuesday some Of the finishes being close anc ex-
citing - H.
stye by CAPTAIN Henry HOnman's seventeen-yeaF-
old horse Rocket. who proved himself WONDER 10!
his years. Summaries
IN, "a. --fbT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

The voorhees, investigating COMMITTEE mas
,.,o nothing this year. although the Legislature
.,no,,ered it to roam around ana lay pare weak
- wicked spots in the municipal or state gov
..r,oent If the committee has any 'hhe 10
..ars between now and Christmas II might IN
a~,rs IS 10 what there is behind the following
ss,,o-,ol paragraph from The Paterson News
~, rresen system Of swarding c9n'fss ileg 10Y
county o'..s 49,. honest bidder Ii opens the dooi
10 fraud and arc5 IL to ae
compel illvi. ,h-ough .hc favoritsm OF oflclais
ia' e,poS OF awarding ridge contracts n ias
l.e ToSntv rceks with corruption REFORM l.
necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Farview Bergen County. has JAIL o"l ds ~.
Inhabitants are sober. law-aoidlng peop'e' - -
not much used. As public ihsN'u'i0" az
view folks regard it as general s'orase pa
Acting upon this notion. TWO hunters iV4'
loaded guns upon the premises "hie ''eF
elsewhere Before they returned III u''"'-' ''.I
was locked in the prison he CISCO e'0D
weapons and came near using 'ne'i u. -" ~,
ough Councilman. TIL prisoner I'm ss,.,,
slv led him TO exchange the guns io' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

$. -. railroad companies have paid no atten-
49, - ,,e reouests made by Hackensack's Gov
''O', 1oors 70 protect the grade crossings. the
.a."sor, ~ the Board has been authorized to
,..,.aa, before the Grand Jury for the purpose
-. ing n have the companies indicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
FIRST RAcE-?.35 pAcING--sTAKE PURSE 500.
SECOND RACE % CLASS-TR0TTlNG-S7oo

SEIUED IA y tI1H>S--I NJ INV W.
Revee 2. #. J. Pride, ................... !
Juno Wilkes It. l. Arthur ......,.....,.,.. :
Glitter l.. ( Nv. II. Ccde.D. ...........4 =
Madrid b tChaTie5 W99ey6 -,' d
THIRD RAcE-25O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500
Page < :. %. 2. F.emm.ngl ...-.............. !
Cherry croft weeks
Hylinl Boy & charles Brewer .....-........ 3
Patron Wilkes 'C)rllsi ...'..--....
King Rene jr.. br. = e r. Bownei...........-. .
Lord legraNe. b. Charles Walters. I
Tlne-2:24ig 2:22 223.
Grey Dick. Alma Wilkes. Ole Keep. Annie c. soare
and Gldaway al distanced frs hcat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

>, Sled be the tongue ,iser On d ,f Of the
" - -, t. can ever issue J2-cent dollar t.-
Ns ,y cutters speech In the Bryanite Con
Nention.
The only persons in New-Jersey VINO say 'ha'
T. can. will OF should DO such thing are MI
cutler ard his political friends and associates
Al the rsst say that it must not and shall not