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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

7AILRoA
STATIONS foot OF pE ES;Rsys AND 'oN'
500 A. VI. FAST MAIL, Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car
1000 A. ~ PENNSYLVANIA LIMITEp ard obssrn
walton cars For Chicago Cleveland Toledo C'hc'"
natl indianapolis. Louisville 81. LOUIS LOUIS, pxpREss-
200 +. VI. CHICAGO AMP ST; LOUIS ., fou rs
GOO P ". wEsTERN EXPP Sssror Cleveland
Chicago For Toledo except Saturda, r r,rcr-
7.f5 T.. W. SOUTHWESTERN EXPREss'-fof 'N"'"'-
800 y. NJ. PACIFIC EXPREsS-For T r,sdo o, cent
Chicago Connects for Cleveland ana ioeu' '
WXsHrvGToy AND THE SOUTH "a %
g. $50. $50 1910 Dining car III a. m ni !, cars
Congressional Lin - al Par,9r ana D'i ia Is night,
sand syn no. s aa Il a. mr. q Gonsrsssonai LIN
ali Parior ana Dining Cars. 43O Dining car'. p"-
soi"THERN kAILwAY-Express. $50 p. M and l. 10
Atlantis COAST LINE-Express. $50 a. m. and .
cH15sAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY p: m daily ~
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLk'-s a. !"
weekdays lTIr IAN; and p M daily 70 m weekdays
long Branch Asbury PARK nteraken sTndays ose az
Grove. and Point Peasant 80 a. M ?1o; M No. o''
and ll'o p For e sH PTaniYiiA SsI E Hi T."
go 80 g. go $40 30 Penna 1med) ~ 10 ~ ni D
ing cap. II a. H. l. 10 3 10 10 So s 0 D. M,
1915 night. Sundays. 61h. $50 3 D50 ~ u" car,
TO- II a. Dining Carr. ~ '1 q N m ~ IS
Dining Csr). Dining Carr. 74'. D. D. ''' '-
Ticket offices Nos 4Gl oi4 1895 i323 IL t am and
Broadway Aston House and foot OF 1881 Dr Si1eet os
Cortlardt Streets: Court street o"S Rrooki yn
Station Jersey CIV The New York Transfer COMPANY,
Wi; call and check baggage from ho'e'S an" "
j. b. HUTCHINSON. j. y, MoV .nent
General Manager General fass ''"
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c.oninn AoteIs ano Restaurants.
This list appears every Sunday. Tuesday and THURSDAY
WHERE TO DINE.
FOR information Circular, etc. Of any Hotel Rsstsu-
rant below. call address 0end stamp)'
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
o. Finh.ave.. New.YoPk.
Ale. means A Ia Carte: Tdh.. Table d Hots Dinner

Ale. means A u carte: Tuh.. TaDs u hOts D'"S'''
DELMONICO9 9th Avenue cor. 26th-se. A'c'
THE MANHATTAN. Mad.-av. 42d-st. Alc.. Tdh.. $lo0
BREvOORT HOUSE5th-avc e. sth-st. Ale. Tdh. - E.
Concerts. Cuisine Recherche. Old vintage wine"
THE NETHERLAND. 80. .6th-sve. and 45th-st. Aio.
MARTINS. University Place 9th-st. Ale. Tdh tlZo
CLAREMONT. E. Riverside Drive A la carte. over
looking Hudsoa River. Grants Monument
THE MARLBOROUGH Broadway and 27th-st Alc.
Tdh Breakfast. 6Oc.: Luncheon &c.: Dinner u.
MORELLO'y ....4 and West 29th-st. Aic.. Tdh.. 81
ST. CLOUD. Bway 42ds, Ale. Table d'hote in Cafe
ST. DENIS ...... Corner Broadway and 11th-st Ale
Opposite Grace Church. Cuisine unexce.ed.
sHANLEY's .Bwsy & 42d-st. } la Carte Dinner"
DO. .B'way 80th-st. J After Theatre suppers.
DO 9th ave e. sd ct. shelinsh a specisty.
CLARK,s RESTAURANT. No. % West 23d-s Ale.
Opposite 9Th Avenue Hotel. Established % years
DORLON's @ and East 23d-st.. near Broadway. Ale
THE CHELSEA. .222 West 23d-st Ale. Tdh.. $loo
GAZZO'S Broadway and 10th st Ale. Tdh ~
THE vENDOME. .B'way 41st-st. Lunch. Doc: Tdh- u
MOUQUIN'S.. 20 Ann-st and l4o Fulton.st' h'c'
Open till 10 p. m. Music Friday evenings.
STUART HOUSE .... 4Iet-st and broadway Ar
BELVEDERE HOUSE .4th Av 1sth-ss Aic. ldh''Si'
ZANGHERPS. II f. 22d-st. Lch. bOc; Aic, idn'' e''
MORTON HOUSE. :. Broadway 18th ST. Ia Carte
LA COMETE RESTAURANT. SO West 3lst-st Ac
HUNGARIA ..... .UEon Square East Alc' run ..'
PLAVANOs....... 80 West 29th-st. Ale. Tdn' 'oc
DELI, OPERA Restaurant. 109 W. 3sth. Ale. Tdh 'oc
LANTELME'S. 40 Union So, E.. A'c. Idh, 'oc
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
(Anthracite zeal used excluslvelyD
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.


-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
or and after May 10. 1891 CO.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81 q.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunRR 81
40 7:iJ 9:l) ul:lJ 10 Easom 4. ~. i;l0 i:So $40
30 = Is to Easton) \. NJ. 100. $50 + NJ "a . ~
For Wilkesharre Pit'stor and scranton Vio ~ vi"
Ilo $50 I:l5 +. ". sundays. $40 a ~ " TN
For Reading 49, 500 $40. 1000 80 a. NJ
30 zoo 40: 500 80 900 p M ZIP night h r sun
For Harrisburg 40 800 80 II 30 A. NJ l,i 70
10 40 800 $40 NJ. i2:l5 night. Sundays 4'oo
A.. NJ. 100. $50 p NJ. l2:l5 night; o., ., An 500
0iOA NJ. ilo. 1870. 500 +. II. Sundays. 43o A. NJ
~" " ALI. RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.,.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury faTk, ocean
Grove and points Point Peasant. 4:5O o.Jo
iO:45 A. NJ $50 i:i5 (3:4O 10 Rel Bank 4:l5 4:4o
52S G:I5 f. NJ sundays tstops lnteraken for Asbury
Park and ocean Grove, 900 A. NJ. 400 +. NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
30. $50 a. NJ. Ia. $40 t;fu j. NJ 100
For Toms River. BarEegat PARK and Barnesat f'oV
For Atlantic city, vreand and Bridgeton. 4:3o A. NJ
I;45 =. ~. ,,,., -, >,.
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrigh and Ishiands 81 Says
sink. f:3O 10 A. \. NJ. 1;U l:io, AID 4io T. A
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier y. r.. foot of Rector 81. .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Normande
Rnmson Eeach Seabrght, Monmouth Beach. and Long
j,ran AT 1O5 A. NJ, 3:iJ j. NJ
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1)nblic Notices.
PROPOSALS. FOR MATERIALS AND WORK

1 REQUIRED FOR BUILDINGS APPARATUS, FIX
TIRES ETC. AT RIKERs ISLAND. NEW YORK
t1Y viii be opened the once OF the Department O,
Correction No las East Goth ST. on May lith 1897.
I.or particulars, City Record.
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lEHlGH VALLEYRAll

n.i"n. foot Of Cortinnd' nm" m, for MACH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. .,nr SCRANTON
fco.t Iae:, III Wil week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA,
oCHTSTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA Falls IA ai'1 t.b,ir
West, and principal LEGAL points Dlh"iN N'' ~
To Buffalo. AZ ,I'CEr CJIT-NK
1850 1. VI. daily except Sunday for MAUI N"''->
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~ noon daily cx,ept sunday. DDrCc,,
.RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buna, o55 p. Pullman Vest6ue Day rts
and Parlo- ng Car service Meals "a VI
Connects at Buffalo with through Sleepers 10 Deo'' anu
I2:1O r. VI. daily. e,cep, Sunday. for Mauch CHUNK
"'i 40 r. H. daily except Sunday for Wikesbarrs'
piftston Scranton and principal inerHediste sa.l's
connects for all points in coal regions chaie ,as "
a:1O p W. daily except sunday for Wikesearre'
pttston Scranton M principal intermediate sa a,
Connect. all points in coal regions Puinau buie'
HIS r. NJ. daily Tor EAsToN and intermediate sta
aI.iO H. W. daily excep, Sunday. Express for stating
intermediate stations connects io ed'
4. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NlAGhKA H ,ntS
and all points West Pullman Sleeper Nestlpuied ua
x Y TO Chicago. Scepers 70 Buffalo and toronto.
S:.sO r. VI. daily except Suncay: st0pp,ns p"iii
South Piaf1fold Eas-on. Bethlehem. Mauch chunk J.,
II Junction Sa,re Rochester. Batavia ana Bui-
falo Pullman sleeper Buffalo None but sleeping
pass.nrers carried so baggage carried.
O:OO T.. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROO ht,S
TER ET'FVALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points west
pullman Sleepers Chicago and buffalo sleeper u
Wilkesbar-e. 49,, l.. por-vn
CROOK and intermediate points leave as folows "oy ~.
II e:So 400 and $50 p NJ l:50 p NJ Saturdays
oniy). a.,
900 "a and l,323 Broadway ~ East l4h ST. lou ftsS
loJh ST. IcT Rowprv ~ y; SEQ Fulton St. Court d.
QS Broadway and Brooklyn Annex, BROOKLYN. ,,
New-York Transfer Company will cali for ana cneCA
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
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For MATERIAI.S AND WORK

REQUIRED IN THE ADDITIONS AND ALrERA-
TIoNS TO THE BIACRWELLS ISLAND PENITEN-
rIARY KEW YORK CITY. will be opened a, the once
OF the Department Correction No las East 2o;h St.
on MAY 18th 1901 For particulars see city Record.
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NOTICE.-Esimate will be received by the
~ Department 81 Docks AZ Pier a. Nerih River. until
1. O'clock noon Tuesday MAY 18TH. 1897 for preparing
FOR paving and repairing newly made land In the vicinity
of barclay street Ferry North River. with Granite o.
staten Island S,erite Blocks. LAYING crosswaS and
building the necessary drains or sewers and appur.
,enances under contract No $50 For particulars sec
city Record Copies for sale NJ NJ. city Hall.
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O1M[E EONDDSON0

STANFORD n Y-Thoroughly modern. accommodates
6ffy. electric lights 1000 feet; first cia3s IN
every particular Circulars on application TO-, ~,
''>'' P A. &. VAN DYKE, Prop.
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71GDNIN]1TMON1 PARK 0NN,

AND COTTAGES.
PLAINFIEID, y. J. e..
This rev and modern hotel viii open June e i ,S
Natural spring water: electric lshts; situated OH es
view in the Delightful breezes beautiful drives
cha scenery Within hour ride OF New YORK
Miles OF macadamzed roads, COO feet above sea ieyci
G 8. MOULTON. Manager Address until May i''n'
Lakewood. y. ].
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g ounirD Donr0.

/
IL Bosrders desired at pleasant farmhouse near this
beautiful lake fine scenery and drives no malaria hay
fever; q large lawn and shade trees, woods near
best rcfefences railroad station, Newport VI Address
THE PINES, Box ~. Deebe Plain, VI.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20
Pabst's Milwaukee 0oppel.8rau,
. now brand OF the finest qualify,
undoubtedly ~ go.d - imported
hnAe
Hnps .ud Mishnus or n N.mc.


Whit would u man do without u
name! \ very poor name. even. IL
better than none. But here and there
ono hears of person whose name IL 80
peculiarly difficult or otherwise trOu.
blesOme rs almost to make II seem us
IL he would he better or II he were
anonymous. Ono of the most singular
eases OF this kind IL reported by the
Scranton Truth.
The mans name Il John Ditto. ana It
IN apparent ut u glance that It must
often get Its owner into embarra ssing
predicaments.
At one time he went TO st. Louis,
ana ut the hotel happened to register
after Il man named Hinkleschneitler.
The clerk thought he Ind written John
Ditto to save labor ana ink. and called
him Mr.. Hinkleschnelder. Worse than
that, the daily papers announced his
arrival as that of "JOhn Hinkleschnei-
der, u prominent citizen of SOmerville,
Texas" and as news of the affair pre-.
ceded him back to Texas, his neighbOrs
persisted for some time In calling him
Mr.. Hinkleschneider.
However, his name sometimes serves
him Il good turn. For instance, 1t was
the means Of getting him wife. At u
country fair he was Invited to join Il
friend ana some young ladies' In re-
freshment tent. When beverages We're
proposed he said he would take lemO-
made, ana the strange young lady ut
his side said, In all innocence, that she
would take ditto.
This mild joke was cultivated, as
such jokes are, ana In the end, acquain-
tance having ripened into affection. the
young lady really did take Ditto for
better or worse.
In wartime he escaped the draft be-
cause his maine, copied from the Origi-
nal list, was written not John Ditto,
but John Smith. or whatever the name
happened to be that preceded his.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

Breyes. Edwsrd g., li9 Dearborn st.
R.,sSns RIsrsS ErsS Ssy; l. Tssesrs e Te! slSs n,s.
Elliott, Frank NJ, %. i23 La Salle ct.
Erskine, David NJ, Jr., Chamber Of Com.
Earr, Marvin A.. Marquette Bldg.
fSsssGs Ssssmn M a. r. q e'sa Washington ct.
Foreman, Henry O.. los Dearborn st.
Galloway, James b.. Montauk Bldg.
Gassette. Writ X, 1l5 Dearborn st.
SetchciI. SE Edwin In F.. F. M%aaS' M"r%asste sids.
Gibbs, Frederick c., 100. lis Dearborn ct.
Gillette. Harry e.. l53 La salle at.
Goodridsc. Albert Il. g.. is La Sale 81.
Gordon, Charles u. 115 Dearborn st.
Green. William Ogden. "a Clark ct.
Greenebaun. Moses r.. - Dearborn 1t.
Gum. Waiter %s! e.. g.. ~ "sS %%shlnsso%% l%%'t; It.
Hair, John v. Major BiocE.
dSslf: ss r. tS SsTf Home q: I'M. Bid.
Harrison. VIM. Preston. Times Bldg.
Hangar, Heige A., l54 Lake st.
Mawiey, Edward g.. iOi Washington ct.
sGsnSsrs Sf%ss MI i'll n RanSopn Nd spe Il;
IIenshaw. Frank A.. "a. eS washington ct.
Heurtley, Arthur, Chamber OF Commerce.
Hin, Russell D.. q Tribune Bldg.
Hood, james, 9i4 Chamber OF Commerce.
Houghtellng. James L.. 10S Dearborn st.
HOyt, Phelps D., 343 Indiana st.
Hurlbut. Horace H.. So Washington ct.
Hyman, Robert W.. Jr., 1872 Dearborn Ut.
ingalls,. Lewis r.. Marquette Bldg.
lngledew, Lumley. 3427 Indiana ave.
:ns% :%ona hssSsss sosssrs II ,S as SfSsSs p.srscsn @
jackson. willis O., Metropolitan Blk.
Jacobs, BENJAMIN r., % Washington st.
james. Willard H., Chamber Of Commerce.
Kerr, william H.. 100 washington at.
Kennedy. David j.. 100 Washington ct.
Knight. John b.. o. Clark st.
Knott. Henry A., Ashland Block.
kubln. Otto, 9O7 W. 18th st.
Lalng, Cuthbeft ", 90 Dearborn Ut.
Lnthrop, Bryan, Old Colony Bldg.
Leland. William, IL Major Block.
Loeb, william. 10 La Salle st.
Lombard, Josiah L.. Title and Trust Bldg.
Lowry, Butler Tacoma Bldg.
Lubeke, william f., 105 Washington st.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

amasse a competency. but has gained
the love and esteem of all with whom
he has come In contact Mr.. Romano
Is also agent for the Atlantic steamship
Line, ana Is most highly spoken of by
those two well-knOwn veterans In the
steamship business, II. Claussenius
and Maurice W. Kozminski. These
gentlemen have known and transacted
business with Mr. Romano for years
and say that his word is as good as his
bond. Mr. Romano Is one of the lead
ers of the Italian race In Chicago; they
regard him as their patron saint, ana
style him one of natures nOblemcn
Before the spring campaign Is over the
Italians from all quarters of the city
will flock TO the Nineteenth Ward 10
assist Mr.. Romano, ana make his cleo
tlon one of the sure things of the cam
paign. Mr.. Romano will command the
suffrages of the best voters of the Nine
teenth Ward by reason of his strict in
tegrity. great popularity and eminent
ability to properly represent the Nine
teenth Ward In the Council. Mr.. RO-
manO can get the Endorsement of the
Municipal Voters League and the Civic
Federation, ana 1t Is believed will put
up a winning fight. Should the Re
publicans indOrse him. as they talk of
doing, there will he no question of his
election. The Republican party would
be the gamer by several thousand votes
by lndorslng Romano, AS his national
ity would then vote for Romano and
the straight Republican ticket.
Mr.. Romano now has the sigma lures
of fully 2,500 legal voters on his petl-
lions, ana the following well-knOwn
and influential Italians are working
night and day in his interest: Frank
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

Neither John Il. fowler nor Geo. W.
Spencer desires to represent the Thirty
fourth Ward In the Council chamber.
But they are both united In their Of
forts to elect Frank !. Bennett, the pop.
ular real estate man ana large prop
erty owner. who, they say. II the hest
man yet mentioned to represent the
Thlriy-foCrth Ward In the City Coun-
oil
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

II Congress would but require con.
testants to pay the cost of their cases
when they cannot prove them, as liti-
gants In courts are compelled to do, 1t
would have deterrent effect on frivO.
lOus claims of election. II the State
offered to pay--at the public expense
the court charges of all suits Instituted,
no matter what the judgment might
be. or for whom, the country would
soon be swamped by litigation. Yet
there Is no more reason why Congress
should provide that those who bring
suit before 1t should be cOmpensa ted
for frivolous claims and contests.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

Hon. Dewitt &. Jones IL after Alder
man Campbell's seat. His candidacy
IL announced, and It II believed the
men behind him can give him the nOm-
inatlon. lie is highly spoken Of and
is said to bc one Of the strongest Rcpub.
leans In the Twelfth Ward. Mr.. Jones
II a lawyer. n member Of the Lincoln
Club and has lived In the ward TWEEN.
ty years.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20
Lukens, william J., Chamber Of Commerce

Lukens. William J., Chamber Of Commerce.
McCabe. James r., Si5 Dearborn st.
MsSsnne MsSs Msiso% iSan H. IT, y. "a Bs%rd s%s sds fa
Magill, Jacob O., Stock Exchange BldR.
Mallette, James r., The Rookefy.
Manning, JShn , L.. SO; ee Dearborn st.
Martin. Robert L., 90 La Sale st.
Maynard, II. Percy, 50 Dearborn st..
Mead. Aaron p. 100 washington ct;
Montague. Montague 4. 4 j., liz H' Dearborn 'Srs's st. "o
Moore, Silas NJ, 1lQ Dearborn st.
M,sl Mnlliken, Charles iIs H.; = s9 ~ La M salle st.
Palmer. Percy W.. 10, iiS Dearborn st. "''''
Parish, Samuel NJ, 157 Ia Sale at.
Patterson, Thomns n. IS! Dearborn st.
PPsSns Pss eSas. sSwsf g. bsarSorn isS s sss IT, st.
Pace. Pace. Doctor 6es L.. Isl Isl Ia % Sale st. "''s
polkey, Samuel; 20. 20 La Sale st.
PrOudfOOt, william g.. ~ Washington ut.
Rand, Charles r.. 4OS, "a. La. Sale st.
Ray, Benjamin f.. 80 Wabash ave.
RsS% RsSS 5H"sssT 5asoS H. y IL p ws.hnstou sa's st 81.
Rice. Charles B.. iio Dearborn st.
Rose, Georse A., q Dearborn st..
schmid. Godfrey, Oi3, l01 Dearborn st.
Scott, r. Norman, ~ Washington G,
Scs,berger, Louis A., 115 Monroe Ut.
silva. Charles. r., lsS Dearborn d.
Slaughter Arthur o., 113 La Sale ut.
Smith, Dunlap. 40 Dearborn at.
Snow, Edgar NJ, IS La Salle st.
Stensiand, Paul o., 400 Milwaukee ave.
Stone. Albert J., Opera House Blds.
Surghnor, Valentine H., $40, e5 Dearborn st.
Swift, Lemuel J., 2l7 West Madison ut.
Thompsou WIN, Hale, 22O West Madison st,
Tidholm, August, o. In Sale st.
Trumbull, John H.. Borden Block.
Turner, Henry L., " Dearborn st.
Van vllssingen, Jnmes H., i25 Dearborn st.
vierling, Frank c., 115 Dearborn st.
VAIN, John, 800 Tacoma Bldg.
Walden, Samuel D., 100 Washington ut.
Walker, Robert r., 40 Dearborn ut.
Waller. Edward c.. 7O6 The R0Okery.
Warner, George L., 90 La Sallc st.
Wearc, william W., 21S La Sale st.
Weber. Bernard r., q La Sale Ut.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20
Chicago Reai Estate Board,

Chicago Reai Estate Board.
President. Marvin A. Farr.
Vice President, Henry =. Dietrich,
Secretary. Cuthbert ". Laing.
Treasurer. Francis A. Barnes.
Executive Commttee-James d. Galloway
uwo yars,. Earl l.. Hambleton.
valuation Commlttee-Edmund A. Cum.
mings uWo years.. VIM. A. Bond 1.-TWO years.,
George Blrkhon. Jr., two years).
Public Service Committee.-South side,
G.annell two years., Samuel Brown, Jr.:
. West Side Oscar A. Lewis. Ernest Wolters.
uorf, otto kubin.
M. Memser.hip CSmm!!tee.B. n. De Young
Knott. Robert G. Giyins. Nelson Thomassori.
nsv,G Ia 49,. J.: Kennedy. Edwin +. Getchel, bud.
,.tNli Board Committce-Rus.ell d. H,n
two ycnrsl, Isaac r. Hubei, Samuel Della.
mater. Frederick y. Oliver.
reference Committee-wm. Ogden Green
Two years.. Charles u. Rice.
Members Of the Chicago Real Estate
Board.
Amick. Pleasant. 90 L. salie ct.
Baird. Lyman. 20 La eaile ct.
BALDWIN. Byron A., borden Block.
Ballard. Frank E.. 100 Washington st.
barnes. Francis a.. lS7 La sale st.
bartlett. John A., 81. isa Ia Safe sale ct.
BBlishoi,; Bs dec.ss; s.; o Washington st.
nO8ues george NJ, The k0Okery.
Bosue. Hnmbleton, D., The Rookery.
Bond. william A., 1l5 Dearborn st.
Bonney. Charles L., Lexington Hotel.
bbo1rn!aus; Eugene A., ChsmSer Of Com.
Calrndu6, william H.. 3O1 Inter Ocean.
Calkine, Charles r., Opera House Bldg.
CSsnnsll: 9; Wilmer. ics Dearborn q.
Chandler, Peyton r., 10 Dearborn ut.
Chase, Charles c., Chamber Of Commerce.
Christian, Harry. W., Tacoma Bldg.
C0e. Albert L., 100 Washington ct.
Crawford, o. W.. Masonic Temple.
Csemin. John f., o. Clark st.
Cummings, Edmund A., 10 Dearborn st.
Curtis, John H., 11O Dearborn ct.
Delamater. Samuel, " Washington st.
De Young: Benz. r., l0l Washington st.
Dietrich. Henry g., 90 La Sale at.
Donlan, John f., IS La Sale 1t.
Donnersberger. Joseph. r. 4. Bd. Bldg.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

is now one Of Mr.. Benefits most ar.
dent supporters. Mr.. Bennett In high
class candidate and will receive the
suiYmges Of the best citizens, which
insures his election by n handsome ma
jOrlty.
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

The sturdy sons Of Italy constitute
about One.half the voting pOpula ton
or the Nineteenth Ward. and for years
past the men who have represented tho
Council from this bailiwick have been
elected by Italian votes. 1t IL said the
Italians Of the Nineteenth Ward have
received no fitting rccompcnse for ,nclr
efforts put forth In behalf Of the I'M.
grateful city fathers. ana for this rea.
son they propose to have one OF their
own nationality represent them In the
City Council for two years from next
April. The favOrite son upon whom
the Aklermanic mantle is to fall IN this
instance II Mr.. II. V. Romano. one Of
the most popular Italians In Chicago.
ana one of the hest known ana most
highly respected business men In the
Nineteenth Ward.
Mr.. Romano is In the jewelry busi-
ness on South Halsted street, where.
by strict attention to business and HON
est and upright methods In dealing
with his patrons. he has not only
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

vile. Il. J. Rosenthai. q. w. Sheldon.
A. Schoeninger. A. q. Spaliing. e. +.
;unther, Il. W. Gillette. Il. =. Critchell<
VIM. A. Bond. II. Greenebaum, NJ.
Dawson. +. Van Shaack. A. Wygant.
d. X. Keith, August Eddy. John W.
Fla. A. Harper. Z. T.. Rector. George
Frank, J. Grcenebauni. Fred Meyer.
McClurg & Co.. Straus. EIsendrath &
Drom. Guthman. Ullman 4 Silverman,
American Cutlery Co.. Durand & Co.,
r. J. Dee 4 Co.. Louis Eisendrnth. JO-
seph Hymann, Rubel Bros. Leon Man.
del. l.. w. Flershcim. John Dupee. Il.
r. Norris. G. Emmericf. e. v. Banta.
Jr.. r. Schnitz. O. Il. Green. DR.. +. Hen.
rOtIn. 4. ID. Kimbark. NJ. W. KOzmins-
ki. J. Il. Inderleden, Jacob Heissler.
Henry Turner. =. J. Hennessy. John
Aston. T.. Baggot, 7. &. Quincy, J. w.
Butler. Alex. Adam. =. Il. Gross, q.
BirkhOff. Jr.. Carqucville Lithograph
CO.. c. G. Bonney. J. e. Richberg. II. q.
Stensland. A. NJ. Barnhardt, Robert
Law. u. +. Brosseau. W. J. Chalmers,
W. Vernon Booth. DIR. Gilmore. DR..
Kavanaugh. l.. +. Mills. I. G. Wachs-
muth. Thomas Lynch. T.. Mandel, NJ.
&. Eppenstein, +. y. Gorton, J. T..
Shayne. J. =. Byrnc. &. A. Stevens. G..
II. Mulliken. l.. Benjamin. A. l.. Ser
comb, ]. J. Enrlght. +. Hoffman. Jr.
John Cudahy. NJ. J. Keane. Louis Wam-
pold, Henry Fuerst. Charles Corey. NJ.
Bensinger. John York. Lord. Owen Il
Co.. Gustav Fuchs. Longley. Low 4
Alexander. Jacob Meyer 4 Co.. Siegel
Bros. John Davidson. John Addison.
John &. Black. Lynden Evans. w. +.
Juergens, j. ii. Foreman, A. NJ. Rorhs-
child. Paul Rothbarth. &. WltkOwsky.
u. l.. Latham. Rivers Mcneil. 4. j.
Kaspar, +. J. Healy, James Egan, Hen.
ry n. Hart, Jacob Rosenberg. Arthur
Cation. and others.
Mr.. Hesing, in replying 10 the invi-
tatiOn, said:
Gcntlemen-In answer to your invl-
tation asking me 10 make an address
on the municipal government of Chi
cago, beg to return my thanks for the
same. Friday evening. Feb. 10, ut Cen.
tral Music Hall. would suit me. ia
this meeting l would most respectfully
invite the citizens OF Chicago, at which
time and place | will be most happy
to lay before them my views about the
government OF the city of Chicago.
WASHINGTON HESING.
The cycling boys are all for Washing
ton Hesing for Mayor, consequently
Postmaster Hesing will ofiiciate u,
starter of the siX-day race at latter
sails. At five minutes after midnight
Sunday he will give the word. whicl
shall send more than thirty of tn,
speediest long-dlstance riders In III,
country on their long grind for golt
and glory. The Chicago Cycle Racing
Association invited Mr.. Hesing to ac
as starter. Tuesday the promoters o
the race received this letter from tn,
postmaster:
Il beg to acknowledge receipt o
yours. and desire 10 say that ! accept
with much pleasure, your invitation.
certainly will be on hand and do III,
best ] can 10 make your affair a grea
success.
WASHINGTON HESING."
There Is at least one ward In whicl
the Republicans are of one mind, 50 IA
as concerns their aldermanic nomina
tiOn. The Twenty-f Warders arr
all agreed on George a. Carpenter o
the law firm of Pence X Carpenter. Mr.
Carpenter is IA young man, and th'
Chicago eagle., 1897-02-20

l.. ChadbOurne. and with two such
able-bodled fighters In the legal arena
as ChadbOurne and Carpenter the
Twenty-fOurth Ward will witness as
lively an aldermanic contest as they
have had In years.