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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

utona} wraz MIN a admiral
hiszpa1ski zabra} z niego swa
admiralska fsge i przeni6s} sic
z MIA ma krazownik ,,lsla de
Cuba.
Krazownik Castillo" spalil
sic take, a krazowniki Don
Antonio de Ulloa" ,,Minda'
no" zosta}y mocno uszkodzone.
u obydw6ch stron walczono
meznie. Po stronie hiszpa1.
skiej straty W ludziach wyno-
szs ME mniej niz 400 os6b.
Eskadre hiszY al ska pod Ma
Mia nalezy uwazac "a stracona.
Komandor Dewey zabra} we.
giel z hiszpahskich parowcow
handlowych i wezwa} guber.
natora Manili do poddania
miasta. Otrzymawszy odmo:
VIVA odpowiedz, rozpoczs4
bombardowaG Manile. Bliasze
szczeg6]y oprzebiegu krwawei
morskiej rozprawy niedzielnej
ma wodach wysp Filipi6skich,
W oswietleniu dow5dzcy ame-
ryka6skiego, dojds mas dopie'
TO w6wczas, gdy szybko ply,
nsca kanonierka przywiezie
odnosny rapport do Hongkong,
zkad telegraf rozniesie .po
calej kuli ziemskiej dok3adny
opis zwyciezkiej bitwy.
Tymczasem dis lub jutro
rozpoczna sig kroki zaczepne
naszych wojsk przeciw Hava'
ME. w kompetentnych kolach
woiskowych we Westinghouse
panuje przekonanie, ae W koh,
Gu biezacego tygodnia 10000
naszych wojsk zwiazkowych
zostanie W dw6ch oddzia}ach
wysadzonych W dw6ch miej.
scach ma lad staly wyspy
Kuby.
Jakiemi ofarami re strony
ameryka6skiej zostalo okupio'
ne nasze zwycieztwo pod Ma
Mia, tego ME wiemy, wiemy
wszakae, re tamtejsza eskadra
hiszpaGska ME o wiele nizeJ
stala pod wzgledsm wartosci
okret6w cd eskadry ameryka6'
skiej oceanu Spokojnego. Ia
okolicznosG ME wiele wr6zy
nadziei W powodzenie hiszpa6.
skich eskadr oceanu Atlanty.
ckiego i morza sr6dziemnego,
mad ktoremi stanowczs maja
przewage eskadry Sampsona i
Schley'a. Rad hiszpa6ski ME
odwazy sic obecnie ma stocze.
ME novel bitwy ma morzu z
naszs iota, ME chcac narazic
sic ma zaglade wszystkich
swoich okrstow. Poniewaz ope.
raeye nsszych fot pod Manila
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03
Telegrar11y.

MADRYT, 3 Maja. - "Libe.
raj" donosi, re komandor De-
wey zazada} wydania sobie
wszystkich okret6w hiszpa1'
skich, znaiduiacych sic U
brzeg6w wysp Filipinskich. W
razie przeciwnym bombardo-
wac bedzie wszystkie miasta
portowe po kolei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03
Chicago, 8 Maja 1898.

Po nalezytem zoryentowaniu
sic W nawale depesz, gl6wnie
hiszpa1skich, a nadto wys}a-
nych take przez konsulow
r6anych pa6stW zagranicznych
uzupelniajacych sig wzaje,
mnie, mona sobie przebieg
bitwy morskiei wzatoce Mani
la, przy gl6wnej z wysp Fill.
pi6skich, przedstawic, jak ma
stepuje:
W Niedziele rsno 5 godzi.
ME zjawi}a sic ameryka1ska
eskadra pod dow6dztwem ko-
mandora George Dewey pod
Manila, ma Wysokosci Cavlte
(patrz ilustracys we wczorai
szem wydaniu ,Dziennika")
Strza}y twierdzy hiszpa6skiej
ostrzegly sssiednie forty i
okrety hiszpa6skie grozacem
i'm niebezpiecze6stwie.
Okrety ameryka1skie wtar.
gne}y 90 zatoki i rozpoczela
sig kanonada z obydw6ch
stron. Przez kilka godzin roz.
brzmiewa} hulk armat i s}ychaG
by}o trzask scian okretowych i
3amiscej sic stall. W powietrzu
rozlega}y sig nadto krzyki ran.
nych i ieki umieraiacych. &C.
ste kleby dymu przeszkadza}y
widzieG, co sic dzieie po stronie
nieprzyjacielskiej.
0 godzinie 9 wiatr rozwiai
dym Amerykanie mieli
sposobnost przekonae sic ma
ocznie, ze celny ich strza}
trafl nieprzyjacielski KRAKOW
nix Don Juan de Austria" {.
Skutek tego strzalu byl okro-
pny. Zapalily sic magazyny
prochow. Nastapila eksplozya
l krazownik hiszpa6ski wyle.
cla4 W poWietrZe.
Me obeszlo sig wszakze bez
szkody na okretaeh ameryka6-
skich. Nastspiia pauza. Nasze
kraaowniki schroni}y sic "a
linis parowc6w handlowych
pod neutralna faga i przedsie-
wzie}y konieezne reperacye.
Nastepnie wystapily znowu do
boju. Rozpocze}o sic ponowne
bombardowanie. Okrsty hisz
pa6skie manewrowaly pod
oslona armat fortow. [ znowu
gesty dym zalegl powierzchnie
woody zatoki, gdy ucich}y
strza}y, hiszpa6ski okret admi-
ralski ,,Reina Maria Cristina"
ujrzano W plomieniach. spali3
sic doszczstnie o tyle, lie bylo
potrzeba, aaeby pogrszyl sig W
przepaac. Kapitan Cadarzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

Port Hudson, poniaei Vicks.
burga. Bylo to W March, 1858
roku; Farragut przerzynal sic
przez nieprzyjacielskie straszne
baterye, i ssalupa Mississippi
wowczas W czasie gestej mgly
dostala sic ma mielizne. Maj.
blizsza baterya nieprzyjaciel.
ska wtedy 2asypala ia 25o
bombami. Ale zaloga wraz 2
porucznikiem Dewey ME pod
da2a sic, mimo, ae posr6d ia.
kich okolicznosci byla bez.
brouns: podpalila wlasny
okret, by nieprzyiaciele korzy.
STAG niego ME mogli, i ura.
towala sic W lodziach pomimo
ciagsego strzelania nieprzyja'
ci6I.
w czasie wojny domowej
kilkakrotnie otrzymywal po.
chwaly "a ,,bieg}ose i meztwo"
porucznik Dewey. Piec lat
po wojnie domowej, t. j. wr.
1870 otrzymai dopiero samo.
dzielna komende ma okrecie
wojennym Narragansett, ma
kt6rym u wybrzezy Oceanu
Spokojnego przez kilka lat
wykonywal prace miernicze.
Potem byi przez kilka lat in
spektorem latarni morskich, a
nastepnie komeudantem okretu
Juniata W eskadrze atlantyc.
kiej. Kiedy W ko6cu utwo.
rzono pierwsza ,,bials eskadre"
z nowoaytnych najlepszych
pancernik6w, zamianowano 60
kapitanem jednego tych
pancernik6w, mianowicie, Dol
phina."
Potem przez kilka lat byf
kapitanem pewnego okrstu W
eskadrze europejskiej, naste-
pnie zostal mianowany szefem
biura rekrutacyi i zbrojenia z
rangs komodora, potem prezy.
dentem inspekcyi foty, ma obu
tych stanowiskach bardzo sic
odznaczyl zaprowadzeniem u.
lepsze6 We focie, a W Styczniu
W roku biezscym zamianowano
60 g}6wnodowodzacym eska.
dry azyatyckiej, z kt6rs juz
tax wielkiego dzie}a dokonaf.
Hiszpa6ski admiral Montejo
chelpil sic, ze poplynie naprze'
civ foty ameryka1skiej i ma
otwartem morzu ,wytrzepie
sk6re zuchwalym yankesoIa".
Dewey natomiast ME cheipif
sic wcale, tylko posr6d cienl'
nej zupe}nie nocy, pomimo
ostrzeze1, ze zatoki strzegs
torpedy i miny podmorskie,
dosta} sic do jej wnetrza, /
zmusi8 Hiszpan6w do stoczenia
bitwy, az jakim skutkiem,
wiedza juz Czytelnicy. Dzieh
2 Maja 1898 bedzie W history
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, q
zwlaszcza W rocznikach foty
ameryka6skiej zawsze dniem
pamietnym, dniem tryumfu
wiekopomnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03
Rome WiadOmOsci
telegrafczne.

- w senacie kongresu We
Westinghouse przyjsto bez de-
bat bill, przeznaczajacy SO mi
lion6w dolar6w ma potrzeby
wojenne. Przyjecie blu zabra.
10 10 minut czasu.
w Bognia Cavello pod
Ravenna, we Wloszech, przy-
sz1o do rozruchow socyalisty.
cznych.
W Pekinie umarl ksia4s
Peung, przewodniczacy wy.
dzialu spraw zagrauicznycb.
- General Charles G. Wal.
cott z Columbus, O., umarf
wczoraj W skutek rany, odnie.
sionej podczas wojny domowej.
- Silna burza zniszczyla
miasteczko Mobetie W Texas.
-Komunikacya telegraficz-
ma miedzy Manila a Hongkong
jest przerwana.
Trsba wietrzna przypra.
villa W po}udniowej Dakocie o
utrate zycia 8 ludai j zrzadziia
szkodyIna 100000.
Adres Polskjego D0mu Emf
gracyinego: 8 Morris str, tssssie
drzwi ma zsohod cd Broadway, blh
sko South Fstsyt y New HeslA
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-09-09
THE
KAN SAS CITY
TIM ES.

Uncle Sans new colonies will prove
q source of great interest to the Amer
lean people generally, and particu-
tarly with the Residents of the great
southwest-the chosen field of the
Kansas City. Times. The war has
impressed on nearly every reader the
necessity of having a live metropoli-
IAN newspaper.
The second invasion of the Philip
pines, Porto Rico and Cuba by the
commercial forces OF the United States
VIII be attended by many interesting
events. Yankee enterprise with its
complement of improved machinery
and wide-awake business methods,
will effect as startling revolution as
achieved by Yankee sailors and SOL
diers in the recent campaign.
The progress of this peaceful army
OF business men will be chrOnicled in
the columns of the Kansas City Times
in addition, there will be congress-
ional elections in all the states of the
union this fall.
AS an indication of the prevailing
sentiment of tie country, this contest
will be fraught with an unusual inter
est, and in order to keep up with the
moves of the political chess board,
western readers should keep in. touch
with events daily transpiring. By
means Of fast mail trains, the Times
is distri buded over the greater por-
ton OF Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska.
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Indian Ter
.itory.
If you want q live. up-to-date paper
printing all the news and uncompro-
rsisingly democratic in the broad west
ern sense OF the word, you should
send your order without delay for the
Kansas City Times.
Daily and Sunday l year . s.. 90
Daily only, l year. $500
Daily and Sunday 6 months. So. 90
Daily and Sunday months. .SI.OO
Twicea- Week Times l year. .Sl.OO
Address
KANSAS CITY TIMES.
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An Aress.onat. Family.

The French minister of foreign at
:airs. i. is s..,.i, asked the king of Siam
why he.t1id not leave his fore;g 7 minis.
ter at hor1e to take charge of things.
because he is M brother" returned
Chu.a.onCllcru, with a grim smile; 81
should probably have found him on my
throne hen I got hack to SIAM" But
you have your other brother with you"
Yes, but his nature is even less benev-
olent. He wouid not only have seized
my throne. but cut of my head as
qui ky as I returned" "You all seem
On excellent terms together, exclaimed
tn astonrshed Frenchman. Exactly -
said the king. 'and as like to be on
good terms with them, always take
them along"
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a CRITICAL TIME.

The Packers at the Battle OF Santiag''
IL. s;U'-. we're ali Heroes. Their Hcrot.
,,-fcrts in Getting Ammunition and Ka-
mons to the Front Saved the Day
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Nt,TF, :

SOTse
IT you want wcrtE Z S. 's
mann =. n :, ..'s.Nl1
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-09-09

Hha regular services of the kinsle!
II. T. Church are as follows: Sunda!
,,.h0"l every Sunday, 10 Il. H.; preach
iu4 every Sunday, ii IL. m. and S p. m.
ClaS meeting every Sunday, II m :
''nior ieague, Sunday, p. M: Ep
torlh Y.aague, devotional meeting
SUNDAY, .. M Prayer Meeting
hucsGay, 8 y. m Special service
will i've announced from t'me to time
\. W. Cummings,
pa Of NJ,
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The best saIve in the world for cnts
."ujses. sores, ulcers. salt leurn, fever
-arrs. letter. rhapped hands, Chi
claims. .coruS and all skin erIIptions.
nd nsjtiyelv cures piles or no pay re
;Hled / is guaranteed to give per
tact satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25c per box. 1T l'OrterS.
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lioas to the Frnnt Saved the Day.
u E. Butler. ut pack tram No. s
writing from Santiago, De Cuba, ~
JuIN %, saNs I'VE all had diarrhoe;
u ni0re or less violent form. and " heI.
We laidtd we had no time to see ::
i1cior, for it WAS :, case Of rush allt.
.lS;. night and day to keep the troop
5'lpplieu with ammunition and rations
put THINKS To ChamheriAin'S Collie.
t}h0iera and Diarrhoea Remedy. W.
we've able to keep at work aud keei
sur II; il, fact, sincerely believe
Lat At ";lr critic Al tiuie this medic inc
,;ts he Indirect saviour of our army
cor & he PACKERS had been unable It.
york there would have been lao WAY
IT getting supplies to The front
ihaia We're 40 roads HAT Il WACO,
5an erBi.! use. My couirtGe an'
myself h.si Ia goo! rolin,:e Ia lay ii,
sHts-,s} q 5al~ n'r':trIa, Tor nr r;.rk-
tl.un ue.re we irft Fainta, ANA 1
:r"w n' lour cases 1t absolutely
Ssvnt }:e.
@ayve ;.trar was written to The
5,}.9e4 ,~tH}e5> az Il is medicine. III,
6 gI'si|an Mr.iieine Go Dry
q i-.e(.., aWa., For sac hy Porter
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Black leg.


Blackleg. also KNOW
matte Anthrax or by IN" i'.-.-
OF Charlton symphonic -'' '''7
Inerly regarded as q Torn
hat Intercollegiate e,lf''-- .
shown cohciusiVei! 0'i"' ''''''
anthrax are t"" ai7Vio'1 "..A ''.''' 90
dent Diseases each oi '''4.''l ID
by speclnc nlicro-"'9 '''
For the KANSAS S1o''- ''-'7 ~ 80
erse is OF grea-eF lii1eEe-, 90 IN = ''''''-
Veg. 1t Is the cause %
incattle herds. ava -i-a 0',0t
young and thrifty calNs9'
Native cattle isooE3 i''..' "
calves under SIN A5 o..
attacked:I have, however. @
well marked ana fatai e.i't D' ".
in an unthl'luy c&lI zen 'as"7 '-.i'
Blackleg is mn infectious ti5 ,1-' '.f''
duced by the bacEiGg U.l=tt+ ti, .t.-si-
tative parasite. which ives i.-@ .''1i:,-
gates in the soil OF N ea,'i oiSjfir'
and in the bCdie.j. CT tI12 Hi~ @a'a '-''i-
mails. Certain KINDS 81 .4.jI t:' very
favorable to the existence nt..iis H"i1n.
and such soil Wnea once ia.e,..a5 H- nal
ly remains 50 pernAGeLyiE~&"o 'af.~fi-
tutes the source al the dis 27s iH- ATTY
mails. Alth ough infectious biac!>i{s ie.
strictly speaking, nos a2oat1-'"h 36'
ease: j. e.. the disease owe It's t-ISt
ence to an injecting prime pie ts-,- 'i"c'.
leg germ, but Il diseased a21aal 4@t.
not transmit The disease GiENt.iE I'D
healthy one. Healthy aHiaa', oetcn-
diseased whenthe germ enters . &t..'''t
in the skin or mucous t;osa1""ae .
the body. Such wounds ctl tl.t -
produced on the legs "h''e r75io''a-
over the ranches, CT " 1..a fa"n1
while grazing. zee bod 5-a.i a.13;>';,.
that has died of hiaci<!cet s'"3i'n5 VII
dise;Ise germs, and - SIN s~i,''
ofthe diseased muscle 81 e3.- = .'.l-
NAL When Inserted under we e'.' u :.
hsa,thy animal NIL pr"s.''' ,.'- ais.
case. similarly. the c',''t ~. Sic-'-l.i
"f such ai anlmaf batolns i-'.eo.-s'.'
with germs. wiicn re;a ;>li' III Ff.~
lent cond'1i" an '''o@-'s''o~ ''-''5' 'e'l->
thus becomes 4 new s"t1l.''. ~. ,''l', Il o.
Hence. animals thaS ~ $3.50 81 - ~"
leg shous' ''"1 te 'i''''>i' ~-'N
On the sEN5 "ia'cthe'< 1'9A~ tale-9
sary moving OK Such 80! -, -. E 80
on. place TO ;i'i0t:i,1f SUM
the danger OF apte'ss'A-'.y ''i
The charac5ei'714c =
disease. AMI - "''i''' -
uualiy be recognized Is ''.s
.....,e % '.t';,e 5we't,'-A'
pa'ts Oh the ooaH' "''.,'i'> ~ %. -
the upper P"fl'olis t" 'u&
never ht.io" eac h'c'- ~ >-'s
The sweitin%s Very III 49,
always formed @y ~ Pre- fAc
that has collet09,i I'M tAt t-' ~ -'r'7
hcneath the skin ta'S "a
duction OF black leg o'tiiii
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New Anesthetie.

A new anesthetic. which relieves at
once the pain Of deep burns. Of ulcers.
and of cancer, has been discovered by
Drs. Eichorn and Heinz, of Munich.
Ii Is preparation of benzomethylic
ether in the form of n powder, to which
the name orthoform has been given.
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UIsIQUE.

Ilinas Clark has sold his. homestead
on the south side of the river to j Oh,
tcCarty for 5000. He will move t.
custom. Texas. where his son has /;
Dlacksmith shop. He says that his
son makes from So to 81 per day.
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.. y. Ia ArIitrON s 10. 'forcka. HAS. !:

Deer ~ifS-I r..IIi assure YOU iCox APO
form sap ~ jN:T.S l. - ~. gin 81. tit
eS. | CO n)t ,s,.<. how Yp.l l''t!I very S.,tt
i1upTpve the "a Ger. NTyi bag that c:,iI
~ 81 il, i>t Ny=:i. ,iNvTs ca rrOA:, mr..
iic fi-u. yp1 af- III ii- Is fer :iu-
IaanitY. ,s,,... ti.,-t~tor.A. >ii..U'i always
5e encourng.,i. FerJ syuiy >uurs.
l.. &. BOYLE
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4 srN,:. sd.

A wide-awake dealer in dogs adver.
tieed: "Whines and Lickers" of AL
kinds in a temperate Maine town. ss.e'
had q large list of customers each Cav
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Webb ne. Iai: SAYS:

GEO. B. UAsRIsoH * 20. Editors sdvo--
cate aud News. top.--a Is As:
DEER S:rS am :t.rY pleased
with the energy ana. ,,n-.r I,-yi:., I'd ny
yourself IN ;b, t'r pr.,c ~ al ,:.a,ir nr'u
The ..dvO..-sr and N;s, IA aav- a dis
postum 10 ,fubiiSh trc 'i'..s> VII sup1t suy
reference to ~Ium !. r,.,, must. tn, at,eI1.
YOn are ali right. ita:s ,.Ere.
WI .B klCNAs.
The Advocate ast Nc IS ha, r-,"ired
>iniiar opin,cr.s fioGi +. urge ru-.,..Nr %:
,,I)is pr mi :eu' Ha,I> h. ,c..,rpIera. t.,,,-
les OF whi..:-Ti!l be -ent Oh .n;l.ic i i.,:,
, The publishers ave tryirI t. maS. it
w.rti, y se:ar. out the prize * - ~ ..
81. They ave eus.eaY.:ring =, f:;l'.:>E
clean, honest paper. that 81, III ne Wig r.
Gus ann uucnmprora.s;rg in up.i".''.nG
the principles of :rES re:,'rm an.. ,i..'cnti-
Ing srae in'.'rcS:s Of the people :s .iu.i
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Iuaiisbes twenty pages every We5nc,-
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WESTBOUS0

No. q. 3.1 ann 34a daiig cxcep' Saa;ly.
g. : #uS4. agent.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
TARRYTOWN

The third lecture in the University EN'en'io" ''l
sorias will he given in the Tarryto"n Young Men :
Iyceum this evening by Professor "iiIA" -. -
+-' -, -. r3roolslvn The subject Will be The
Egypt OF the Museums -.
A ion, meeting II Washington Irving Coune'l "a
,-o-+b Tarrvf5wn. and Good VIII Council OF TINS
village of the order of Chosen Friends Will be hc'u
On INC Vanderbilt Building this evening Tor ne
rurposes OF ama.gamating and the election OF OIL
GERS Of the new council - - = .,-.,o,,
Rsn3.n,in FRANKLIN Council order Of American
Nfechanifs initiated six candidates on W NeuiISSCA!
evening pelegations from Sing sing ana Nhte
Pains councils were present and assisted III 'he
ceremonies. IL, ,s,. ~h-,..
Bishop Potter Of Manhattan will visit STnI CnTiSI
Friscopal Church. Of which the Kew j. SeiueH
Spencer is rector to administer the rite OF con-
The Rev Arnold II. Redding. rector OF 81
Marks Episcopal Church. gave lecture IN 'ne
Pocantico Hills schoolhouse last evening on
Thackeray. .. -. NJ o,d
NJ N-errer rss-n,ar and George V. Busch were
married AZ the Church Of the Transformation ear!y
tn the month. The marriage was kept secret ulu
last Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
GENERAL RODENBOUGH CHOSEN.
REAPPOINTED HEAD OF THE BUREAU of
FLECTIONS-WILLIAM PLIMLEf.
ruIE.F CLERK.

Al Yesterday afternoons Polico Board necuhs
General Theophilus f. Rodcnbough was appointed
Superintendent OF the Bureau of Elections at s'"o
a wear He served two terms I'm the OLD city oi
New-York as superintendent. Besides. the foho"-
Ing appointments were made:
WILLIAM PLIMI.EY to bs chief clerk OF TIE Du'e""
of Elections. ,
GEORGE H. RUSSELL be chief clerk OF the brooN-
lyn Bureau u Elections ~,
CHARLES a. BARRETT, JR, to be chiet ole'N VI ~
Bronx Bureau Il Elections
JAMES r RODMAN. to be chief clerk OF inc S"e
Bureau OF Elections. ,,,
CHARLES A. JONES to be chief clerk Of the h'chhoh'
Bureau of Eectione.
CHARLES l. BLATCTlFORD. the property clerk OF 'nS
brooklyn Police Department. 10 be ASSISTANT ce'H "
department -,
MICHAEL r. BRENNAN. the supernte endent OF me me
Telegraph Department OF old Ne"-l"I"' " "''u 49,
same Office In the enlarged city.
EI,y ARD n MURPHY. TO be assistant Fuperintendeh'
Of the telegraph department.
FRANCIS MASON the Super ntenient Of the Brookyn a
Telegraph Department. to be assistant slper''e"u'"'
Of the same depa. .tueni
CALVIN " WIr1IFY and GEORGE SANDHUSEE. to
be assistant clerks in the Brooklyn Bureau OF -''c
tions
William Plimley. who is appointed chief clerk OF
the bureau Of Elections. was Commissioner CT
Jurors under Mayor Strong. lie Is Hacnlhe he-
publican. ,., J.. ... rior.
for extending the telegraph and telephone syS-
TENS 10 all the boroughs - A., nj,
The Board passed resolution asking tho DIS
trict- Attorney TO proceed with the indictments
against The Allen for keeping an ALLEGED p1oi,
room in West Broadway. The action was taKcn
on the report from chief McCullagh. winch caied
attention to th4 trouble the police nave WIN Aeh'
who has pui policemen ont Of his club
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPFNTNGs.

The Jury to try Peter Lynch on the charge OF
wife murder was completed yesterday by the addi-
ton OF George Nickle Albert Sonm and MoriE
Schwartz. Part Of the case was heard. the prose-
cut!on resting before the end Of the day. Coroner
Sily1e Sergeant Joseph Cobb, Sheriff Acker ana
Policeman John Drury called by Dstrict-At-
torney Pnney The testimony tended to snow
that Lynch Was rational after he had committed
the murder. and had admitted his guilt to the VIII
ncsses William Hunt. Anthony Quinn and George
Lawrence jr. were called for the defence. Iney
all testified as 10 strange acts committed by Lynch.
such as jumping through windows getting up III
his sleep. and casting a portion OF boat ; cargo
overheard and constant Ueslre 10 NSAt. La" =.
renee was in such condition from the effects OF
liquor that the Judge ordered him from the VII
ness-stand The case will be continued To-Day
The annual meeting and election OF directors OF
the Staten Island Cricket Club will be held the
clubhouse on Monday, February 7.
Nominations for officers of the staten Island
Yacht Club have been made follows: Comm0-
d0re c. +. Hicks; vice-commodore. 6. /. W i gan; ;
treasurer +. w. SimonsOn secretary, T. W. Sc
euine measurer. Adolph Panick trustees, c. l.
Bostwick and Charles Winsch.
A number Of residents Of Staten Island have
signed d testimonial of their esteem for @. ID. 5
Trask and of their regret at his leaving the gov
ernorship Of the Sailors Snug Harbor. They say
that his administration wrought great improve
signers are DR.. William Bryan Maybury Fleming
the Rev. Dr. George d. Johnson. tho Rev Dr. T.
T. Farley Mrs George William Curtis. Beverly
Robinson Z B. CroweI. L. II. Lawrence, II. +.
Alexander De Frees Gutter. J; Ebe hare Fabsr
EDWARD p Doyle, Charlotte L. Henderson. 9. u
ingalls,. Gugv II. Irving. John Vi. Carrere II.
Bleecker and c. A. Hart.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Metropolitan Independent Church' 'he NV
Henry Frank pastor Will hereafter mee' III Wv. =,
Rerkeley Ivceum West Forty-fourth-st-. instead OF
in Hardman Hail.
The eight-ton sarcophagus IN wnich inc oouS oi
Mrs Ulysses s Grant is eventually 10 resi- n"'
been placed in the tomb beside that containing ne'
husband The two are exactly alike 1t TOOK nI'een
men place the second sarcophasus o'i '' Wv
estsl
Subscriber The ONCE OF the Legal AID Society
,s at No 2S3 Broadway Arthur Briesea Is the
president.
This evening there Will he a :nass-neet'ns IN
RIoomingdale Church. the Boulevard ana Sky
ninth-st. under the auspices Of the American SAD
bath Union. enter protest against the propoNo
Sunday legislation Addresses will be Delivered Dy
Colonel A. s Bacon. OF Brooklyn; James Nereahce
the Rev j. NJ Hathaway. and the pastor, the Kew
DR.. Madison c. Peters
At a special meeting Of the Academy OF Design on
Wednesday night II was decided TO open the doors
OF the Academy free the public during the coming
annual exhibition Sunday afternoons between
and o'clock The exhibition will be open from
March 2S 10 May a.
Everything is in readiness for the French BAH 81
Madison Square Garden tonight. The Garden mas
been IN the hands OF the decorators for two days,
and the result will prove pleasant surprise ne"
dancing floor has been laid and freshly waxed Tbs
attendance likely break all records this year 10
Judge from the enormous sale OF seas and boxes
Large parties coming from Boston, Phtadei-
phia, Providence Baltimore and Washington. ana
several boxes have been reserved FOR delegation
from Chicago. Professor Max Scnwab Will have
charge OF the music. and will direct the two large
orcheSiras.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
morning on the steamer Ems from Genoa. Naples
and Gibraltar were Frank +. Hoigins George r.
Haskell Dr. Benjamin Marshall J. T. Mcfarland.
Professor F. j. Miller, DR.. G. c. Hubbard Joss
Maria Sanchez and Or. B. r. W ood.
The Thinsvalla Line steamer Norge Which re-
turned and anchored in the Lower Bay on Weohes-
day evening after getting into Gedneys Chan-
mel weighed her anchor and cleared the
Bar at 7:30 O'Clock yesterday morning, bound FOR
Copenhagen The observer at Sandy HOOK was SUI
unable 10 tell yesterday morning, from anything ne
had seen or heard. what had caused the Norges