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New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
OPPOSITION TO BRTEN.
NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT OF THE TOWNSHIP
DESPITE HOSTILE RESOLUTIONS.

DESPITE HOSTILE RESOLUTIONS.
East Orange. April (SpeciaD.-A surprise was
sprung on the township convention Of East Orange.
I'm Commonwealth Hall last night. when resolutions
were offered declaring that the nomina tion OF Ed
ward T. Bruen as President Of the township, was
inimical TO the best interests of the community. on
the ground that he favored the turning over OF
to the trolley companies. and that with
the growing importance of East Orange and its
coming organization as city, different kind Of
nominee should he chosen. The resolutions were
A complete surprise. George r. Howe presented
the resolutions and Edgar Williams, chatrmen OF
the Township Republican Executive Committee op-
nosod the reading Of them under the rule that they
should he referred to the Committee on Resolu,
tons The controversy was settled by j. l.enord
Merrill taking the paper and reading the resoutons
despite number of protests lie nomihated td-
ward o Stanley for president Mr. Stanley de-
clined and then Mr. Bruen was nominated and
tne nomination was made unanimous. George Dorer
was nominated for Committeeman n "a Large. victor
" Voorhees, was named for Commissioner OF APP
meals and Joseph W. Butterworth and John Dorer
we're nominated for Surveyors Of the Highways
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
FRAUD IN HUDSON PROVED.
POLICE FIND THE JERSEY CITY REG
ISTRY PADDED.

THOUSANDS OF FICTITIOUS NAMES on THE POLL
LISTS EXPLAIN HOW DEMOCRATIC REPEAT
Frs RAN Up A PHENOMENAL VOTE
FOR CRANE LAST FALL.
The committee OF the Republican City Committee
OF Jersey city. which has been investigating the
registry. has not given for political effect exas-
gerated estimates Of the number Of illegal names
that the list and voted on last fall.
Its estimate OF from two thousand TO three thou
sand is conservative one. and is corroborated By
the reports made by the police yesterday.
The intention of the police was to inquire only
into the 1000 new names registered this spring and
odded TO the registry OF last fall which was
copied. giving a total OF thrty-eight thousand
voters. Some Of the policemen misunderstood their
instructions. and began investigation OF all the
names, and the result was that many were
found that were not legal that an inquiry OF all
ordered. The police have completed
the OF the First Ward. and out OF a total
registry OF 3lsi. they found iss names that should
not be tho registry. Some had moved over
year ago, and In about two hundred cases me
police were unable to fnd any trace Of the alleged
voters, who not known al the places given,
and old tenants failed to recall them, indicating
that the lists had been padded with mythical
names. presumably Tor the convenience OF hl,,,i ~
repeaters In every precinct the officers made an,
gent inquiry but were unable 10 ind persons. ana
the inference is that the registry was sys'emA'-
In the Second Ward the same conditions eSisi,
The canvass has been only half-nnshed ana iss
registry It is believed that in each OF TIE twelve
wards the average number OF names impr1peuhhs y ,h
registered will be 400. about five thousapd IN me
city and II the Investigation is not competsd ara
black list prepared OF those uega.y ,ii,se ,.
The Davis campaign orators are now dsusing
the Boss with praise for his brilliant managemen.
OF the campaign last fall which resulted IN a
OF ii plurality in The c2Iny nIn snsh snS an
accomplished leader as Davis.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
rpvryc TO PROVE CLIFFORD INSANE. :

Justice Lippncott listened TO testimony yes.
A., q, tho Hudson County Court on the apphes"on
ua' va -, :" ~, ,or Edward clifford for an inquiry 10
y. ,.,'na h,s mental condition. His counsel a., a..
eses that he I. CLIFFORD she! ana OF ths
WOUNDED Diys'ivIn iIrosd COMPANY and the Application
ss Mes' made with the expectation that ne vi" CONS %
a.,,Anad n he mentally unsound ah1 ne ~.
adJuuffo % the iunatc asylum and saved lIonl '.o
gsows counsellor Dixon ,ss sskes ,es%ony but JUS
nave ,nir,cott ~, decided not TO grant the NsnItr a.
present but 10 hear the ,Sa, they be.
. were S,1irord 10 be insane. The hearing was AZ
,rnad 70 Thurfday next, when the eSper, 'es'
.nnr,, will heard.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
ROVTNG AND WRESTLING.
,pvrIMINARY CONTESTS OF THE METRO
pOtITAN ASSOCIATION. AMATEUR
ATHLETIC UNION

.. Metropolitan Association Of the Amateur
..si.,,c Union held its preliminary boxing and
"s,ins bouts before n large number or spec
'..,s at the Lenox Athletic Club house last night
49, hoxing contests which were nearly all hNey
1' .~o,,ine began about . o'clock. 1t was found
e,sarv owing to the long list OF entries, to hod
ne .,rss,ling bouts in of the smaller rooms
ln' .a.,ilns did not arouse as much interest as
the boxns anu ,,,,,,,.., l.,.s,s,. ~ tho Anchor
..,,,,Ic club and Joseph r. Knipe the amateur
-, weight champion. created enthusiasm cas-
"' , ho was the heavier OF the two. received such
'O., O.s,,..bins that in the last round his secohd
- into the ring and made him quit Another
w. vhjch proved 10 he exciting was that pe
len william Paynter Pas'ime AthIeuc tluo' ,i anu
-, RYAN Of the same club. Ryan received such
Nmere mcsre Gu, over the right eye that ne s,oppeIG pG
ssSting after the FIRST round N , me at if'Ioe
CAS- cas- g. bartholomew Athletic Club The judges
ei to agree twice after 9rderihg @ Kgn,cEerbeSker
i,,Ssc Club the referee. decided Burns 10 ne the
WEE, WIZ summaries Of the boxing follow:
dhsssu,nsresan me fve pound classJ F oHare. New
uss, sds \. G. defeated Mike Matthews oi ''e
s,T sa a. Levy Union Settlement A O. defeated T. Ed
vsSas Or s nfeen pound class Bruins; P a
s.festei Joe Griffin 81. Bartholomew a. - .ro...
q J Diamond. Union settlement a c. defeated Joe
E1n EsT,r5 Finnimore Pas,ine A. knocked out James
Noslb and twenty Ave pound class 4 coke
~, IVES, S5a \ g. defeated II. Powers. St hartholo-
~ 80 G Mackus, Pastrne 4. g. defeated A mean
vi Rochester A. C.; Frank Casey ~ W :; a. - Nv
W.. '..s r-s,k callahan Union settlement \. {. - M
hundred and thirty hve pound cassJ ). smn. W.
" Vesf side A. C defeated John schwartz o. 'he
-A cub George Jansen defeated Robert a strong ''
Ne Pastime a. c. 49, s william
pvn,er Of The Pastine a G.. defeated william NS""'
n one round . ,-,. p..,r,o & de
,..,sd william Cassidy. Anchor A. c. IN the tnHu S,
inus W Tinell New West side A. g t~'' .ecanS
rogrS win rgnt swing on the point OF the cnlh
The finals will he decided Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
cu,PcrD WITH GIVING POISON

Camden April (SpeciaD.-Charies Appeoeck,
tho motorman. was committed in default OF 1850
hau hv Recorder Nowery in Camden. this morn
,ng On suspicion OF administering poison to me
Morgan family In their food. forma, chapge nsa
haar m ade against the prisoner ny Mrs. Hepecca
Worgan one OF the alleged victims A. me near
tng The prisoner had no counsel and declined 10
make any statement -, ,,,,h III. Morgans az
No i3s Williams-st., on Msfch o. ,skan M III and
sboWed symptoms Of arsenica poisoning mmeds,,s
" sh,e' h "a were taen by Or. Wallace McGeorge.
b 'f have not yet been snayzed The result Of the
analysts will be reported to the orahu jury h0"
sitting.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
MTPDERED HIS STSTER-IN-LAW.
THE MAN ADMITS THE CRIME. AND SAYS THE
WOMAN ROBBED HIM.

TIL
WOMAN ROBBED HIM.
New brunswick, April tSpeciaD-Ehzabeth
Schumacher a midde-aged woman. wife of Charles
,nr,acber was murdered at about o'clock this
o,ternoon by her brother-in-law, Burt schumacher
Young man twenty five years old They lived on
tho road between Menlo PARK and OAK Tree IN
M,dd,osex County in an old building, In squalor'
:. =, ,oid that ouarrels were frequent This morn
ing Z, ,s said the man accused the woman OF
cheating him out Of property. He got the worst Oh
the quarrel and left the house When ne re'urnsu n
an hour later. ho stole stealthily up behind the
.,,.,,,ar raced the muzzle of a revolver against
her back and fred bullet into her lungs; s; n IL
nv nen ID inward and came out OF the neck Just Des
iHnseeuu iaw The woman managed TO get OUT OF
,b ,m house but had not gone NIFTY feet betore she
vrbe" The crime became known an eftort 10 capt
" eraLh,,nacher was made. but he Kept three men
vi u ~ with the revolver before ne surrenderen 10
az ,s u"S hie Gednev He admitted his crime put de-
NI NonstIa ~ his sster-in-law had robbed nm lie
a lodged in the New Brunswick JaiI thiH M e@vrmns, @
sister Of the murderer IS no" III jan pe"u''s
an examination as to her SANITY
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
HUDSON METHODS IN TRENTON.
DEMOCRATS PAD THE REGISTRY AND
TRUMP UP CHARGES AGAINST
REPUBLICANS

Trenton. April (SpecaD.-The local political pot
never boiled any hotter than this spring Inc
Democrats foresee probable defeat. ana they are
resorting to all sorts OF schemes. some OF them
desperate to win the battle next Tuesday, II pos
sbe. They have padded the registry lists IN sew
eral precincts Three Democratic election oHceis
are under bail charged with having manu- /" '"''
nefarious work. ,. ,,,sod
The Democrats at o'clock this morning caused
the arrest of Clarence He'll, a Republican worksI
on a trumped-up charge OF false registrallqi a,,r
they sought also arrest Street ConrhlsS,uln,, ,
Gnder for a similar offence. The man VINO Wtnt
10 Ginders house not constape. ana nv ,s W.
punched in the head for intruding on tns pa az
Roth He'll and Ginder exonerated anu %
charged in court this morning. the Democrats ia"-
ing to subs,antiate the charges against tnsn. -
The election is for Mayor. Councimen ana Excise
commissioners and IL the people come out ana ana
vote Republican rule will he continued In the CITY
for at least two years more.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
THOMAS S. MOORE'S SUCCESSOR.

ARTHUR s. soMERs SAID TO RE RECEIVING
THB MOST FAVORABLE CONSIDERATIONS
7, "a said that Arthur s. Somers. a member Of
tho School Board OF the Borough Of Brooklyn, Is
receivinr the most favorable consideration for the
nlsce on the new East River Bridge Connission
{nf, vacant nv the death of Thomas ). Moore. II
bss been decided definitely to give the place to the
Eastern District, as the two other ComIssl99hWeIs W
from Rrooklyn come from other sections OF the
borough. ,o.sor. 80.
terdav afternoon at which the names OF both MI.
somers and Colonel James d. Bell were mentioned
some of those present were in favor or Colonel
ReIl but II is believed that Mr.. Somers VINO
comes from the Fourteenth Ward. has the best
chance Of receiving the appointment wnlcn is 10 DC
made
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
A BRIDAL COUPLE ~ 4 RUNAWAY

OLD SHOES AND RICE SCARE THE HoRsE-THe
DRIVER INJURED
Glen Ridge. April (SpeciaD-Robert A. Watson
and Miss G. Lea daughter OF Robert Lea a New
York broker were married last night at the home
of the brides parents in Hamilton Road. by the
Church.
The couple got into coupe 70 be driven 10 the
Glen Ridge station. Of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad. and the guests threw rice
and old shoes at them. frightening the horse which
ran away and upset the coupe. The horse broke
away from the carriage. and the driver pulled
over the dashboard and painfully injured
about the head and body.
Mr.. Watson and his bride escaped injury. but
their clothing covered with dirt They
to the home of Recorder William f. Smith near by.
and later walked TO the station.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
REORGANIZATION MAY COME Up.
1T is THOUGHT THAT A MOTION TO ADor
THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT PLAN Will"
RE MADE TOMORROW NIGHT.

The Republican Executive Committee OF hins'
County will meet tomorrow night, and IL Is eH-
pected that a motion will be pressed 10 Organic
the county the Assembly district piah'
change will reduce the number OF county Ieaue'S
from thirty-two TO twenty-one as every ward has
It's recognized leader at present. Chairman michael
J. Dady said yesterday that he favored the chahse'
IT would give a fair apportonment OF repre-
sentaton TO various wards with large population
which now have only an equal representation win
such small wards as the Second and the Thirty
~econd. He said that the change would certainly
be made
Walter p. Atterbury. chairman OF the county
Committee. is not enthusias site over the proposeu
change II will throw part OF the IWeny-
third Ward into the XNIth Assembly Dlstric,
which Is made up largely of the Twenty-nfth ware
FIX Sheriff William j. Buttling will have hard work
under the plan 10 retain control OF foIoWlns
While he is supreme in the Fifth Ward. that ward
will hereafter be in Assembly district IN which
the friends OF Mr. Dady are powerful.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
GL4SS.BLOWERS WIN.
THEY SCORE A DECISIVE VICTORY IN THH
SOUTH JERSEY DISTRICT.


Camden April CSpeciaD. The glsss-blowers'
battle has been fought. and a victory won ny 'he
men. The Whitney Company, OF Glassooro' ana
Parker Brothers OF Bridgeton. conceded the me"
demands as was told in The Tribune yesteruay.
The Bridgeton Glass Manufacturing company nSe S
promised favorable consideration OF tne usniAm nei
to-morrow The Cohansey Glass company VIII
meet the committee in Philadelphia AZ ~ ocio,n Con-
Tomorrow morning The Eastlake Glass Sois AZ
pany shut down and declined TO acceue 10 nrn. shu
mards because its orders, taken az smaIi ns' s ~
made IL Impossible fer II TO pay union waSeSr ~
Will not start it's factory again unti mex, Ia rdsr
Cumbe rland Glass Company put out the ntes un. ILL.,
IT'S largest tank yesterday on account OF men
ing and may close the others soon tt.rrod
dent William Doughty. al Elmer, r .u-nas pranin A
with the Bassett Company George n. bran", "A
Committeeman AT Mnatola. saw George Jonas, si,u
n is said obtained favorable considerations an
are displayed in Bridgeton on account Oh 'ne ''"
cessions. ,... lazy. concern- ;
and r { Pierce e. Co, a smaller platl, AZ Nias
Ton. surrendered to the men this afternoon anu
there Is great rejoicing , 4. ..,k ,o ,hs
associations representatives In BODY, ahn , tn9
first strike was begun there me einp'oSes 'e"s
no
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
TO LEASE BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL.
THE BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY De
CIDEs NOT TO UNDERTAKE ITS
MANAGEMENT.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company has de-
cided not to manage the Brighton Beach Hotel put
70 lease IT, and as an inducement lessees is
busy improving the property, both inside ana out
The bukhead which built on the waterfront Is
finished and workmen are now laying the dounie
loop system Of tracks which s to run between IN"
inner edge Of the bulkhead and front OF the hoteI
As soon as this is done the lawns ana howeT-
beds facing the beach will he laid out. The music
hall which was nearly destroyed by the winter
storms IS being repaired, and will he leased TO the
highest bidder
The company expects that these improvements
together with the track connections with the
Brighton Beach Railroad and the Sea View Rail.
road will be completed and ready for the formal
opening Memorial Day. ...
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
DEATH OF A JERSEY GUNNER.

Elizabeth April (SpeclaD-Henry Burr hurst
gunner on the cruiser Montgomery ana VINO iough'
in the Spanish American war died NJ Hiiun,en' o'
y,,d,osdav IN the United States Naval Hospital
q, Norfolk from pneumonia. Hurst was twenty
one years old and the son Of John Hurst. OF No 10
First-st Elizabeth captain Converse OF the Mont,
ansrv wrote some time ago TO the young man
5oren,s praising his bravery in action ana skliI AZ
sumner The body will be brought TO Ehzaoetn
4 h,,rinh with naval honOrs.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
A LJLL IN THE RACE WAR.


CAMDEN NEGROES STILL ON sTRrKE-THE rrAr-
IANs KEPT OUT OF THE CITY.
camden, April (SpecaD.-Beyond the driving
out OF few stray Italians. there were no in
cidents In the Camden strike and race war to-day
The committee appointed at tho impromptu meet
ing or laborers held yesterday afternoon to confer
win Manager Harrington OF the Camden and
suburban Railway Company visited his office this
morning. Dut went away with application blanks
and no nearer a solution Of the difficulties than
yesterday.
Manager Harrington said he had not been visited
by a committee Of strikers There were six men
who called at the Office but not OF them has
ever been In our employ. I declined to discuss
the subject with them. as they not our en-
ployes. but ] gave each an application blank TO f
out for such branches i'm work as they are
capable or hllng. We want laborers. men Injured
TO laboring, workmen who handle a pick and
shovel. and extra men who familiar with the
mixing Of concrete. The Philadelphia Italians
were men. Of experience in the last-named branch
Of work"
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
STFFEPS THE WRATH OF THE BOSSES.

James Coyle the coal dealer who until few
weeks ago had quite a monopoly Of supplying Jer-
sey City public buildings well as the county
institutions with coal, but who for some reason
is not I'm favor with the Democratic bosses. Is
having more trouble. At meeting OF the Board
Of Finance on Wednesday night the Board re-
fsad 70 concur in the resolution OF the Street and
Water Board awarding him the contract for sup
nlvng the high service pumping station with pea
coal II was alleged that Coyles coal was unnt
Tor nse Previous to the election of Mayor Wanser
I'm 1890 the Democratic ring then In power operated
its own coal yard
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
INJUNCTION HEARING POSTPONED.

The hearing in the injunction proceedings brought
hy p H. Flynn to restrain the directors Of the Mas
sau Railroad Company from leasing its lines 10 the
Rrooklvn Rapid Transit Company, which was 10 be
heard Yesterday morning before Justice Dickey IN
Part II OF the Supreme Court. was adjourned until
this morning owing TO the absence OF James I.
Church counsel for Mr.. Flynn. on application OF
LAWYER Charles Church
William + Sheehan counsel for the railroad COM
nany opposed the adjournment on the ground thar
tno pending Injunction proceedings are having the
eject OF demoralizing the railroad employees ana
that the Injunction is unjust.
After hearing the objections Justice Dickey de-
cided the argument down TOT nearing tni7
morning at 1870 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
crrrzrNS, TICKET ~ CALDWELL.

caldwell. April (specaD.-The citizens OF 80
.o,, porourh met last night and nominated ms
ticket: counciImen for three years OharIeS 49, ~,
.oa ard Isaac f. Baldwin; two years, yohns Jnh.
Woon y.i SnI Si,nmmissoner o. Appeal j. Harvey Doo-
bins . rtor-isor advised the meeting
on,iraae a candidate for Mayor 1esPiIue .hhao
oc fh" Borough Counsel ProyGst had & saa not ex
me tern, OF Mayor JONI The meeting did not taks
any action i'm the mattcr uu ,,o,,,,a.e q cane
al The Democrats. it is said VIII nominate
for NGNOr.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
LAFAIETTE STRIKES R4CK.

The Lafayette Citizens Association threatens TO
cause trouble The association has for several
vears heen striving TO park. and had an
enabling act passed but has received no encourage
mont from the Board of Finance and It was in
timated that an attack would be made on the
legality OF the purchase OF the parks in the other
sa',iors ~ the city The association has surprised
tho Finance Commissioners by requesting them to
ohtain from the Corporation Counsel an opinion as
10 the validity of the city park bonds.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
WANTS. TO Buy A HOuE FOR DEWEY.

vueon Rudd Strong n resident Of the Eastern
District Of Brooklyn. has started agitation
among his friends for popular subscription for
The purchase OF a home for Admiral George Dewey
on his return to the United States. Mr.; Strong. in
he anneal 10 his friends. does not ask for large
cont rfh,tions and points that 1t the small
gifts which made possible the building OF the
Sraut monument which he declares would never
ave been completed had II not been for the energy
~ General Horace Porter in collecting small
amounts from individuals.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
TO H4VE A BEEFSTEAK DINNER.

The Levi r Morton club. Of Brooklyn. Will hold
it's annual beefsteak dinner at the clubhouse. Stuy-
yesant-ave. and Decatur-st, tomorrow night Ar
rangenents have been made TO accommodate over
two hundred guests. Dinner will be served at y
o'clock While the dinner is in progress the guests
will be entertained by a concert Ihe cominltIee
I'm charge OF the affair consists OF Henry b. Marin
chairman: Louis NJ Swasey. Alderman William
Wentz State Committeeman John ID. Post, a. u !,
Adler. l. Lafayette Fawcett. Thomas Fischer and
James Niblo. ,
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
Fed WIRE STOLEN.

rb,svss early yesterday morning stripped the
oo,ss ~ the Bergen County Traction Company on
about one thousand feet OF feed wire The then
was committed near Bogota. some time between :
md o'clock in the morning The manner In which
The wire was removed shows plainly that u was
tho work OF expert linemen The weisht OF tne
,r stolen is several hundred pounds and II coulI
have been removed only With team OF % horses rSa S
company will employ night watchmen along the
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
urssIoNIRY CONTENTION.

phupsburg April (speciaD,.rhe e, W. wo%ens prn..
-. "a Foreign Missionary Society OF the Press
hoi'ie -, Sewton held its annual convention hers
,SSay nysgy and elected the foog2s 9Sers pTes
asa TRG%gsoSt R2"gn Or 25 EfE'S1 Ms s.
fSnis a,sr Of Barsown Mrs cT9sss ., Dsn
re and william sSTa6on %s6s ot Of beydes
treasurer Mrs Mia'M Mrs. Raymond snyder. OF
lafayette There are .sers ,sryG@e in the Presbysr
oyer one es,,rer reported that IN the year NHsss
IN ne ,oreen missions and 81 1856 81 Tor nome iSs''ns
haa heen collected
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
FAILED TO RECOVER FOR HIS INJURIES.

James J. Devine. a member OF Hook and Ladder
r.omnanv No = yesterday failed in a suit which he
brought to recover $4,000 damages from the Brook
lyn Heights Railroad Company for injuries received
which was tried in the Supreme Court before jus
,t.a cavnor The plaintiff alleged that on June H.
,,sos he was riding a horse which became untuIy
81 FuIton-st and Nostrsnd-ave The morse s"rareo
across the track and run into by a Nosrdnut anu
yn ear Devine was thrown to the ground WIN
the horse on top Of him ne oaneu pam, '"o "'o'''
man for not stopping the car In Tune
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
IRVING TAYLORS CASE ADJOrRNED

The case OF Irving Taylor fifteen years old who
Is indicted for in the first degree. which was
set for hearing IN the County Court Yesterday
morning was adjourned motion Of the boys
counsel 10 await the report of the Commissioners
who nave been appointed to determine the pris-
oner's sanity. The Commissioners Or. James
s King Robert s Shadbolt and William Muldoon
hn Col nrnis ssion has vet held q mcetng.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
uoTrL BTRyED DOWN.

brunswick. April (speciaD'-The Railroad
-" -, unknown three miles from New Bruins
wick. kept by James curran was burned to the
grouhu ed .ad either by a defective fue or by por-
neeh 1870 ,he ceiling in a hall falling and knocking
non @ OF lomn The loss will be 5000, partially COW
Cd hr INSURANCE.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
nr ccuo0L SITE SCANDAL.

r,. scandal over the proposed site for the Green"
,uaoIhouso me will probably end by putting up
the building on the old site The Hoi faae consult. IN sn
BOARD OF I.uu 80 Finance and insisted on the Az
ieF buying il The price hst given was and Financs
u was uo, annroye OF the methods oi me chque,
Boara q" on no. roo much nooriey In the piano pas
Will VIII "nd are not inclined 10 purcnsSe ING "'s
cnas'' aa,or iaiu tracts have been offered.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
nr,Tu OF AN Old FARMER.

Elizabeth April (speciaD-Benjam braae'
Oh" ~ " ,, at his home in Union Township He
ms as rly elghty-seven years old ana was ma
Wa Wa ~ nc aston Penn and for thrty,slx years uh
tive OF Or l,"s, ago was engaged in farming