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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
CAyvAsSERS on A STRIKE.
THEY ALLEGB THAT THEIR COMMISSIONS AXE
BEING HELD BACK-AN EXPLANATION
RY A PUBLISHER.

THEY ALLEGE THAT THEIR 'o""i'"'O''" 1890
BEING HELD BACK--AN EXPLANATION
RY PUBLISHER.
About $50 Of the 1000 or more local canvassers FOR
subscribers to cheap periodical puohcauohs' etc.
on the instalmcnt plan, went strike on Monday
rhov ara members Of the Mutual Protective Art
Association. They complain that their commissions
are uniustly held back by certain firms when are
members OF the recently organized Subscription
Book Publishers Association. which they char"c-
terizc as trust formed for their oppress'o''
The principal firms In the Publishers Associa"o"
are the North American Weekly Publishing COM
many. Maurice Wolfer proprietor No. IA clinton
Place. the Excelsior Publishing Company. Emil
Newman proprietor No. 4 81. Marks Place 'he
Empire Publishing Company Oscar Mueller pro
prietor No. IS Clinton Place. and the staho"'"
Publishing Company Rudolf Wachte proprietor
No 81 Third-ave.
The strikers are known In the trade az "hus-
tiers" Several OF them who were seen by lrio
une reporter yesterday refused all Information ana
declined 10 discuss the subject. Mr.. Heyman. VINO
IS president of the Publishers Association. was an
sent but Mr.. Wachtel the treasurer sad mo
canvassers formerly received commission Oh "
rer cent subscriptions as soon as ORDERS "e''
turned In. and before the deliveries or any p"'
rrents were made. Wa found that many bogus
orders were turned in. and that we were being oe
frauded. For self-protection we organized INC "o
fishers Association and resolved not 10 pay any
more commissions on orders that were not VERNE"
or accompanied by money. The ASSOCIATION IL ho'
"A trust Its object is simply concerted action
against fraud and to enable It's members 10 kho"
what canvassers are accustomed TO turn in worth
less orders committee of strikers called on
members of cur association this afternoon. seeking
a compromise but have none TO offer II the
men remain out their places easily be filled by
others but think they will soon res ume work anu
thai the strike Will pass away Ike a summer
shower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
isoth-st q corner Kinesbrdse Road. sz@Hzox
S1.ex25 q; f>orin Huse TO Max Mars'''''''''
u.,.oRpEp MORTGAGES.

Abelman Abram and wife .nd Kate Abs'man To-
Ias" Of Park sp %s ssS'' $500
ss%s to ;S"s u PGps s t. soTs. Martens
Hs n.sn srns ana ..ssa poa % On
scheck No ia chrystes years. ,;; i"'-'
loo r. of sth ave- year 5000
sam. 70 abraham Bsrnhelmer elsi-st' 40 IT 1000
Barry; Ell. H. . jeremiah Mccsr,ey, lot % ,oooo
Barry. Ionn and wife to 'an,e ad-"ve. 10 loo
churcS of Of ne HrSn ss%sI to Ralph
s, Nicholas ave. Ss.lI II 5 ot ilsth-s' ,ooo
cIss';p h,.p W p,4 W. glafq: saa' 1900
executors. etc Joseph Brandon. No TO East oooo
cf"nshite. Elisha r to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. 71th-st $50 It " OF West hnd ,n,o
prssius Julius and VIZ and ,ohn Web ID, s %a.,
n dnn. e'G TO- JOSIAH "''ie's 40 20 5000
pay. coineiu.' to george W Thedfoid a4th ,ooo,
Fletcher Andrew jr. and wife to TILE Gusran'es
West End ave. years. .............,:..a:. 40"
Foster, James l.. and wife 10 g + Tauss's No - zoo
rcy. jane. and wife to Walter } Moore. zoo
Glover, Frances / and lanes !. to Mary !!
W4fr S9c -. and LAR t Christie ana No u
GGTz rhn ana VIE 70 . ss .,m,n SS 2cnr 5000
Herter Maria \. to oriental Bank. corner ~ ooo
Ho.fer Hermann. and wife TO Richard Nandcn
IIenden. corner broadway and ''ih-''' -,.o
Hysms. Isabella Leonard. Emily Albert and
Louis. 10 joseph swan ''th a. - i . Ut ,ono
Harris Mary T. 10 sylysrus T cannon Nos % oooo
Kemp Martin. TO the Lawyers Title Insurance
Company: New York corner Hudson and 500
Hahn isaac and wife 70 Lewis rhilllp" s =, a"
trustees for Henry Phillips. = i4ih-st q" IT ooo
Kempr Lille u. and otto j } Kempf 70 mo
state. 80 q west i.iihsi years :;;a.; $50"
is,h I =, ana Brook Az year ......... II 200
sane Rr| 10 i rLanI yea r. i'''
Lnc Iohn Il to The ror, Morris Land !, and R,dh In
rl.e Louis sr' and samuel otto to Morr. Giucs-
Lon Irene H. to samuel A Tucker No ~ East ~,
Mcr re Is label (ed to- Herbert Lent 5h
xi nEf 20: w"@ OF S' o Ma 81 XIX rown
Gqu,3i; ave and Mo,I s. Xxx ys' r.; begin; "
Boston and NeT YoI a urn K, road and n1l
at Mil Road and lard q James L Townsend mo-,
R5,hscriId d. sophie. to Mary scodeld
trix. etc of Ehenezer scoheld. li4th ~. &C .,o
Reese HENRI SD samuel ANU ioeh No iaG
s,sphen s@' Hannah j. to Mary l. smith 'ai-
st. ~, # Of ,thoa'e yer 11..sc,,, Ws,i '
Savings Rank. Brookline ST. W corner Web c.o
Smith. Frank John collins ana william Horne to
Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine. -, -oo
1den G;ed ,lS H. to Geors~ 'aS,on ooh
rh5 s@ # "a ~ amor XIX centre line
renrr u y. 'i".. 900
Tesla StefanO and Antonio. 20 Florence : Ctosh'.
YEAR. ''' " '.............- i:3
io,h ave. III n o: 22i-sf /; ,ears.......... 1900
Walsh Robert f. and Annie +. 10 the Eguitau"
Society 4 the United states.
= a5ih st 3GI II II ION ave years....... 5000
io,th ST. 4co II " Of columbus ave year. r. 80
Same O Michacls Protestant Episcopal Church.
Year ......................... 1880
sud e. .''... .....'..........., $500
,recry n Gi-t st; 10, +, Il ave 81 ear. 5000
rigues sane property denand ............... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
Tuesday. March 1872. n


Men Of consplcuous financial means and soV
have been heavy buyers OF stocks In the ias ",
days. and under their support conditions IN n''
speculation have made vast change TOT 'm ~
ter. AS soon as competent leaders appear
market. the public is willing TO follow anu w. ~,
that the public mind has been relieved OF a.1-, -
regarding the tariff an active and adv an0, La
curity market based upon the anticipated "a. 80
the country will receive from the passssse ~ ~ =;
proposed tariff bill may be expected ln' J, ~
be no doubt as 10 the successtul passas. -
tariff bill. and although certain ah oun
position tiresome discourses and ainen1.s.s,
may be looked for when the bill reaches sns ,ss-,
ate II is pretty certain 10 go 10 Inc -,
without any change which Will inlure Ns S,Sr
ness as a revenue producer or ho'nv surh y
protecting measure. Inougn.'ut w" W.rSeshg
those who are Identified with ,he ca fhxf
properties are quietly absorbing STOCKS az - n
appearance in the market aHorus n..s,,c:A
small investors 10 enter mo acuNr vp.,cs N
tho last-named believing that In folow"s ~
lead Of men OF large affairs the 90 nor ..i h ~
nresence of important financial interests "a
marke, indicates that large holders oil .srk
are satisfied as To the country ous"i'Sss ,,yss
and so the current activity IN hlsh- s'a' hisht
ment securities becomes FACTOR vi s ~
inheritance and encouragement as ,s,sss
advancing prices based upon legitina'e ~ 10
improvement and confidence IN rrN 4, -
dustrial progress have nor p''h la ,hs rct
market to auy extent until now. sh'. .xrst
nerous times OF eX- President Harr'sohs W. ~
ration. Hating periods may ne eNp,p, ~
declines in prices may I've looked fot p'sss,me
or. nart ~ active speculative anu in,~ssrset
ner,ods and In no way symptoms OF I'm M ~
n,art among business Interests. People "sstu
the stock market close attention oens' ss ruoc
nrssent gradual readjustment OF Na'u''
higher basis Will continue ..yvuM
transactions to-day were not so hs"' ,sanssS
,arjav ,xcept In two stocks ana M ~
nroat taking. with sharp fall IN n,s ,nvSt
rIuc was responsible for cotsnei md pnu
larity. but the undertonc was sUoile s,orty
n, tho close showed net gains IN tne ,hetcS
;ssues The fact that the mars pae~
,h,. vigorous bear attack upon Mssv, chAfec
reflected the Improvement In the snssd repee
ter of trading and though uhIou n.ssouri ~
~ receiyership proceedings 'or .1ssree ofv
la we're freely circulated, no N.hoyn y
n,idi,v except In this stock was ..terscd
aoc,;ne IN Missouri Pacific was chss,,,ck on y
,ha managers o. the road "a an s.sort salo
-, NV onerators anxious to cover shs comreE
n,nsr stocks and the report that s was NJ
woull default upon it's Apr'i sl crest ~
nv the official statement that "" and that ~
,nor,s Ind been provided for ans upon W
cnmnanv would cash April eouRfne r cent "
MEDIATE presentation. charging The ~,
,arasa on the money thus advan.. rrn,uncenerj
rscoysred its early loss upon TINS ",nsl- .upssS
The Vanderbilt shares resume, sellne
,sndsncy to-day New-York CepaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been
filed at the Building Denartmen az follows:
New buildings. main oilce:
52d-st Nos ~ and ss4. three hycstory brick
& NJ Iier,cr Of No Lo52 Lexngton-a,e.
ton.ars architect 10000
wes,crn Boulevard. " =. 100 # Of iosth-si
9eestory 8 %5 dwelling df All W Sis. :sT
Frederick Jackson. Of 40 1899 Eroad- 40
Monroest 30 a. .s.sory brick Nat ana stores.
II No o. Monroe-st owners: ii bernstein OF
No 2il East Broadway. architeet.-.--...--.. 22""
sd-ave. No 500. to fouIr-story brick Ma; ard
stores: Mar Pen; o. No y East %ih-s'' IN
Barrow-st. corner i'a-.t to ta-ee-s,ory
brick dwelling: VI Hallansn. = 30 1915 We-t
sih-st. Charlie Ren'7. 4 No i53 4th-ave. 80.
sd Ha["'r No 800 10 hrecory brick dwelli.s
ana storc. Isaac White 4 ~ 1910 T.onoH-as
John Iiauser. n ~ iiii "a a'e. arch
ie5th-s,. Yos go ana 2ii west &, on~-s,ory BRICK
90 west i24,h,.t' owncr. c'eysfdon & Putzel of
10 IL Astor Place mr.. hi'eets 10"
w,,e ,is sae r. Z s q ss9 rlaI rI'Ge hs. S
So so I've West ss,-.t owner y bc:sfson o
30 llMh-st and 'l-a,~ erehIteci $500
i n9s sSi, Mr.. Il Hradiman. o. Kingsbrid@c
Road and Cambfeiling gave. owner: Edward
Reinisch Of No e5l Kingsbrldge Road. archi- 49,
s,eibin..aye IS. nv; Il iG'!'-.t ,a,a
stebbi nrH owner: F ! MiicT % \" a;G
3l-ave. architect :"
Ti1f1n-aye II II - Cedar Place. 20
three story dwelling Thomas HaueD. -
No 80 linton D~ner: r J Miller archifeo' 2f
Tinfon-ave " = - II of Honest. 10 a three
story frame tenement. August Helm"cke. ~
No i.i31 Tirton-ave owner. w Z bickerN'n .
Prospect-aye :. 2s3 n o: lCoth-st. to two
story ard attic frame dweilns and store: car
Wl.gand " No l.Uia Pr1Sp~ct-sNe, owner; J 90,
" I.enner. Of No 2.iiI 3D. ave architect. ""N
Siehiins-ave 49, n 8 ~ honest. 10 a TWO
story and attic frame dwelling; Charles fTtzrr o-
owner. = / Miller architect .................- 20
Cournbls-ave u r. p Of Bronx1al"-ave to
@ @pf JsIr rs' p.,G. arch,ect loo
Mount Hope Place No +Gs: TO thrce-stofy
,iamn srrhitect N.".............. 1000
Southern . corner li9ih ~, u Three
th-ee-storv nd tvo-story brick and frame
dwellings,, NJ M'i GiI Rabe,n.9ve' architect $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
Conmtrn proprrtn for Sale.
FIRST CLASS NEW.R0CHELLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT four acres; best location; IL
room brick mansion recently altered and handsomely de-
cottage and every
convenience very accessible four track railroad ana
sublNiIrd might exchange Tor choice New
YORK property iiat :. Vno"R"P"' 'N''" 49, 49,
TON - Broadway.
BERNAKDSVILLE, N. j. residence. sen :0D"' %
rooms beautiful grounds 81 acres cid trees pure. tprng
water mountain elevation 500 feet hour from
Sew York. ERANIlEN H. S'hbEl. \ NhI-sI
FOR SALE. STATEN ISLAND.
VERY CHOICE LOCATION.
Todt Hin! table land with superb views ot the
ocean Long Island and New-Jersry shores, suitable
for villa sites large hotel to divide into lots
: D. SCHIEFTELIN. 95S Madison Ave. y. Y.
I'OR SAI.E-Seyeral good farms and few desirable
j residences In good locality cHAS. GRlSWOID
Cuilford. Conn. Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

7sh.t 2s3 # Of Psrkaye 9oxiG " i:. E,e
same al" pro ~ Eugene T Lynch ct al Elias
,515 81 % ST. s.. 1878 Of far&aye. IsssloSs
i" MsTv "e finnersn '"' $3.50
esth ST. No 4ss East; samuel bloch ct Al to
.th-ay s es $, 500 II Of a,sso: sadie
Rogers and another 10 Phyllis G byans -, "o
b6,h ST. No 10 East Samuel Tucker 10 Irene
42d-si 30 aas East: Henry voss and wife to .o.,
77 ns" st. ins' as2 II Of Madison ave. % lox
Irregular; Harris Mandelbaum ct al TO Frank
cTesnw,ch st. :. ica 10 rs q i'm st: Y's
R6 ,ss9 No S mand K Sd fsds snS wie
c sS9 sl y io so7 map Nicholas suvtean.
estate. 2Sxa! 10. Joseph l. Buttenwie'er and 10
SOD st. : :, i95 II " OF Central Park West 2lx
o G2 =. 3 wn oS M,s' wt: a f Ead ays 1910
Emma + Giles Louisa Finck .............. 1000
BToohsye era sO r, oS OF a'hI ad oox7' Mar 1900
1s5th's ST. $ e corne. Brook 75xico: Franklin
aah lsta 10 3 It Of ave 25x2oo
sd Gr MG,Fs is"q ava Of "R brown Place cni
Franklin Lord and wife e. Jshn Brown ,;a
seib az. ~ sini7c: Esror XIX to AiesanGr
Lots sss ~ section a yy:s estate estate
Eugene Wolf ana F an1rneT Road o Dvs0n ~
K on Madsoa sH ave- we" scx,sssxlis Hall
gs'e IS and I'd x map is lots Dickinson estate
Joseph II k Ser n to Sv Rnph sco Union
' port t. fore%cs and another to s'sano
lsth.st 40 n from ave- 2Jxll4. Wake
field: Charles A Rosenthsi and wife TO Julius 49,
Hefer and wife .............' 40
ii4th-st n a. so (, of 9th ave. 7jxi0o II; Mary
nlst.s a' No 242 East; David Gu,mann TO Lizzie
,ssih-si n = go u OF 81 Ann'save 25xi00;
34h-s n D.. iC42 n ~ 1oth-ave. 20 lOx9s3.
Daniel f. ingrsham. referee. TO Cornelius Daily ~ 80
Iisth-st, y. $40 n Of Brookave i6oxGs
1GO 2xaaIi: Katie Regain 10 Alb.rt Hoherrc.
n " 100 II to Mott Haven Canal 75s
100 to 20: Walter Tinsey and wife 10
Francis - Tnsley ...........................
142d-rt n 5O7 II Of AIeSander-ave. Isx5O.
John Juehrs TO Mary Juehrs Observation-Disclosures.
iO7,hst n g. 100 n W Of 2d-sve. 25xico II; same
II9th-t 40 II OF Park-sve 35slOOn:
Pincus Iowenfeid ct al 70 Abram Abeman and
rhrystie ST. No IA Christian schieck. IT, as ex-
ecuor etc to Irving Bachrach another. 1870
2d-ave. No 2s1; August Jacob and wife 10 Will
lam Rydstrom ............... 10
Ii3th-st D. 200 n of 5th-ave. 2sri00: Morris
Giuoksmsn and wife 10 Louis Lese and another.
iorenda mccarthy 20 wilhenina Mo 'arthy... aGo
18th 2D4.7 II OF 4th-ave. I71S1Oo 10.
Elizabeth Doty 70 John IArkn. .....:..::.
Madison-av-. y. 204 n or l2Ith -, lelor3.
I2ath- st, No III West Cornelius Bunner. jr.
al 10 Lille K-mpf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1924 st No $40 West; Charles Benedict TO Han
nah 4 Benedict ........ '.....'''':.'..'
Frank l. Downing TO Mary SIS ............. IN
IO4ih-st, r. +O7.s II Of Co.umbus ave. 524S
IG0ll: Stephen r Wright TO Prcderiek Willsn- ..
I4sd-st. (. ies Il " Of 1ih,ave. zxaii. MARY
l. Smith 20 Hannah Stephens. ...........''. Azco
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17

A. -A.A.
ol1 West 51th ST.. Nea~ 9th Ave.
New history American Basement,
Dining II Dom F,xten-ion.
High-Class Dwelling.
Owner Promises.
Open Daily for Inspection.
FOR SAI.E choice site for Fact cries.
Foundries. Rriincri"1. Chemical
Works, I.umbe \ ards, ctc.. and
dwellings in New York City.
AZ lots with bulkhead water front Newtown Greek
accessible .eagoing vessels and also fronting Long
Island Railroad Very low prices.
: r. sCHIEFFEi.tN. y5s Madison Ave. y. Y.
IA WEST oOiII S'r.-FOR - ~ lie.
An exceptionay attractive House ~ front
deep in order. hfst-cass plumbing. ready for inn
entrance street close to Central Park
rss;ricted against and Of -
best bargains West side Early inspection invited
Terms 10 suit Apply on premises or to
j. ROMANO BROWN CO. 2i5 Columbus Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
FURNISHED Apartments Go Get.


I,I-ENISUEp ANp VNFr FINISHED APAKTMESTS J
i desirable locations; 5000 70 s3nD Ahlh'h lN'
Tor a co 10 Broadway, near oith 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
6thcol Narntles.


Z AEkI'NN AND re REIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
:. SUPPLIES Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&c to colleges, schools and Families Apply to
Ms 81 J YOCNG-FCLTON. % Union Square.
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Ca : 6.

-OIIFGT STt'fl NJ tuni''j ustrucs ADULTS ard chill
Y trea IN English Lrar hes languages and higher
r,s.femafcs Address KNOWLEDGE BOX 49, Tribune.
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Gonnirp propertp Go Get.

VUHHtEU I3TUPtFEU 10 LII.
hIR RENTAL CATALOGUE ~ property Hudson
" Harlem and Nv Haven Railroads ready. send
for WM ~. UOYT n -
derbilt ave. opp. Grand Central Depot.
mo RENT.-A house. with Improvements. % bed
1 rooms. be- utiful situation. large lawn: ba
ARG. y. clRTISS. Norfolk
TI,IIE FINE MOUNTAIN HOUSE PROPERTY 10 lease AT
| 10 good tenant; large mansion cot tages
tsbO rooms). barns and 81 Rockland
Lake. hour from city bv rail three hours bv boa,.
lake and diver very healthy g. II. PAUL. 9th ave
and ilth St. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17

unfuruisbco Apartments % let.
ST CATHERINE
APARTMENT HOUSE.
uApIsoN-AvE. AND 63D-sT.
TO LET
no elegant Of II rooms two ser' ans ro"n,s a
has and UnObs,ricted exterior NieW VI
To-, suite comprises entire floor; the cabine, "oi~
and not SURPASSED ny ANY """'7 ~ '"e
'"'- / d. BROOKS Superintendent.
y,ur DAIuOUsIE 20 TO 4s West 50th st.-Atsoutey
| dreproOf and fronting Central PARK, TWO e!csant
auartments IL and rooms, 10 rent from May l. i'hs'
- Janito'.
xx-rsT END AVE. COR. 9th ST Large. light. to
w 10 room apartrn ns, elevator; all modern improve
,,,onts. $50 o sl25. grand llcati.n
80 STEVENS
y3f corner Columbus
n WEST ISTH-sT.-An apartment oi IL sunny rooms
IL 10 let In hrspocf building. occupied by owners
Anrv 10 JANITOR. Rent moderate
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-10
Silver hash reached the dollar mark

Silver hasn't reached the dollar mark
yet
Calamity-eriers this year are keep
ing away from facts and figures.
\ hunter was arrested over in Pen
Argyle, Pa. the other day, and fined
500 for shooting rabbits ont of season.
II is stated that the Lehigh Valley
Il Il. had 10 wrecks between Sunday.
Oct. 9th, andSunday night Oct 3lst.
Tammany has $4,000, 600 to spend
each and every year. To those who
are anxious about the matter it can he
stated upon the highest authority that
1t will be spent,
Those editors don't expect to convert
anybody to theirWay of thinking when
they say that the operation OF the
Drngley law has nothing to do with
the return of prosperity.
With Too. 000 tons Of Alabama coal
going to Mexico for her railroad loco
motives IN competition with the Eng
lish coal, it looks as though the South
was putting in n bid for her share of
the worlds market.
Personally, Young Mr.. Bryan did
pretty we'll in Ohio. II is said that
he charged $500 speech and expenses.
and he made dozen speeches inside
of four days, So that he is probably
feeling the return of prosperity.
The number Of business failures IN
the last week OF October, in the first
year of Mckinleys administrations
=
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-10
The Vote In iSucks County.

Owing to the apathy prevailing IL
large number of Bucks county voters
failed To get to the polls to exercise the
right of franchise. The total vote pol
led is about II 500. Last fall the vote
for President was l7,00a In some
districts the vote is now ridieulously
small The Republicans lost rather
more than the Democrats, consequent
~ the majority of that party isreduced
to some extent. On Thursday Beacon
plurality over Brown for State Treas
urer WIS estimated at 800 and Me
Gnuleys plurality over Ritter for
Auditor General Mt 9i3. The Republi
can county ticket lends the State tick
ct and some of the pralities for can
didntes on the former are thought to
be 1900 or 1900
DIR, Swallow vote appears to be
about zoo, by far the highest vote ever
east for Prohibition candidate in this
county. He had plurality in one
district the little borough of Lang
horne Manor In Eanghorne borough
his vote is greater than TINT for the
Democratic candidate. Swallows
highest vote Is in the First Ward of
Bristol so Newtown borough and
and Springfield East come next with
43 each
Judge Yerkes sat ON Thursday to
count the vote, but MS so many of the
returns were found to he defective and
erroneous, Court adjourned until Mon
day next and District Attorney Hen
bricks was instructed to have attach
ments issued for the election officers
III fifteen districts. They will be
brought into Court on Monday and re
quired To rectify their careless work in
filing out the papers, and will likely
he made 10 pay the costs of the pro
ceedings Ten of these careless elect
ion boards served in lower end districts
Newtown borough, Langhorne, New
Hope, Worthwhile, Tullytown, Lang
horne Manor, Falls Upper Lower
Wakefield, Middletown and Northamp-
ton NcWtOHH Enterprise. Gh.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-10

So aggressive il the opposition in
Germany to everything American, that
it is not mt all surprising that the
agrarian newspapers are condemning
the flour imported into that country
from the United States They declare
that it is impure, adulterated with corn
and therefore unheaIthful.
IT is of little consequence that these
stories are transparent falsehoods
The agrarian politicians i'll Germany
are determined that American products
shall he excluded from their markets,
and it makes no difference to them by
what means they accomplish that oh
lect
American meats and breadstuils have
always had to contend against mis-
representation and discrimination in
Germany, and these absurd complaints
against our flour are in exact accord
with the slanderous charges which
have come from the same sources con-
corning other commodities produced
iii this country.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-10

Plants suitable for indoor window
gardens are: Geraniums; begonias, not
including the Rex sections, as these are
not adapted 10 house culture; oleander,
plumbago, caeti, fieus. palm. nspidis-
tra. lantana. fuohsia speciosa, anthuri
UNI, amaryllis, sword fern, Chinese
primrose. primula obeonica, calla, abu-
tilon, antherieum. Swainsonia. hello
trope, ohrysanthemum and azalea. For
vines, English ivy, hoya, passihora,
cohen and jasmine. For hanging plants,
othonna, saxifraga, money musk and
tradescantia For bracket plants, fuoh-
sia spcciosa, sword fern, begonia gut
tain and gerunium Nine Salleroi will
he found excellent, also tho single petu-
mia of tho flower garden. -Eben Il.
Rexford in Ladies' Home Journal