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New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
W-JERSEY NEWS.

Somebody who has looked the matter up says
that there arc only three at al we'll known
newspapers in New-Jersey that are supporting
Bryan for President. One OF these newspapers
is located in Newark, one in Trenton and one In
Camden. If this statement is true it must be
that the Burlington newspaper that a Bryan FOL
lower left Washington to conduct for the
political education of New-Jersey voters Is dead
1t may be that the compiler has missed one IN his
count. It may be that in making up his total
he did not consider the Burlington affair a news
paper but set 1t down merely as an organ, as
1t
The people Of New-Jersey are about to be en-
lightened on Socialism. At least that is the
avowed intention of the brand new Social Demo-
cratic party which was organized and incor-
porated in that State few days ago. The party
will also nominate candidates to be voted-a
thoughtful distinction of terms is visible here
for at National, State, county and municipal
elections. The principal office of the organiza-
tion is to be in Trenton. As opening venture
the Social Democratic party has intruded upon
the political preserves Of Robert Davis, the
Hudson County Democratic leader, by announc-
ing that it will nominate Mayor Hoos of Jersey
City for Governor. Mr.. Davis 1T will be remem-
bered, never went further than to say that the
nomination of Mayor HoOs was under considera-
tion and pOssible-just possible. Of course, mas
much as so careful and experienced political
leader Mr.. Davis never imperativeiy declares
that any individual will be nominated. The new
Social Democratic party, however. proposes, as
1t appears. to do business on the nail, with, as
the tasteful and ornamental Mr. Edmund Spark
Ter. of immortal memory. remarked, mo bigod
nonsense about It," Whether Mr.. Davis will
bring a civil action to recover one OF his lost
candidates for Governor cannot be Immediately
known, Mr.. Davis. the very day Of the in
corporation of the Social Democratic party, took
to the woods and will not return until some
time next week. Meanwhile being careful TO
announce that he did not speak officially, close
friend of the Hudson County Democratic leader
said yesterday that he thought there was mis-
take in the Of the political organiza-
ton, and that 1t intended to be known as
the Social Democratic Relief party. To this
amendment, however, 1t was thought that the
Mayor of Jersey City might object, on the
ground that any corporation is a trust. Of
course
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
BODY FOUND IN HOppERs p0yD

paterson July Is tSpeciaD.-The body of John
Webber. ribbon weaver, seventy years old ,vas
round this morning In Hopper's Pond at Haledon
I1e had committed suicide after threatening To do
80 80, i"I several days. His body was found within
AeAl OF The house n which his wife lived ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
WESTERN UyIOSS TAX PROTEST.

A WRIT GRANTED TO COMPEL THE STATE BOARD
OF TAXES TO REVIEW ITS WORK
Upon the application Of counsel for the Western
Union Telegraph Company, Justice McAdam, in the
Supreme Court, Yesterday granted writ of certi-
orar compelling the State Board OF Taxes review
their action in assessing the company for this year
The company contends that II has been assessed
greatly in excess of the value of the property
owned by it. Originally the company was assessed
under the Franchise Tax act on property valued
at $3.50 994 Subsequently the assessment was re-
dUced 20 S454546. but this amount it is as
serted is much too large. According to the figures
OF the company, its property in this State only
be assessed on Sls9 19l. The company says that
the act under which the assessment was made is
unconstitutional, and that by reason of 1t property
values, are improperly made The company also
says that II is subject to Federal law.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

APPLICANTS FOR NATURALIZATION
Judge Blair. OF the Hudson County Court IA,
during the week examined about one hun1rzI A.,
pIicants for naturalization papers About o1e-bsIs
OF the applica tiOns were rejected
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

the yth Congress District Convention At -,
C'ongrcssrnar Stewart viii probably be renonaiss.
BY acclam1tiOu.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
MOIR'S BODY FOUND.

East Moriches, Long Island July 13.-The body
of William G. Moir, who was drowned yesterday
has been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

According to the latest accounts now accessi-
BILE in the Executive Chamber at Trenton, there
will be about thousand notaries to be ap-
pointed by Governor Voorhees,, as the terms Of
the present incumbents will expire this year.
The fee for commission as notary is 50 and
the term Of the office is five years.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
CONCERTS IN THE PARKS.

The following programme will be given by Con-
terno's 14th Regiment Band in Prospect Park this
afternoon:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
The Star spangled Banner"

At the same time Franks Military Band will play
in Fort Greene Park. The programme to be given
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

w found
w
and have ones withoutch
Almost all summer Long along
daily
agents. and the goods will delivery
probably
hal you
The following points by regular deliveries
New York
ons the Island
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
New Jersey

New Jersey
Avondale Madison
Aldene Morristown
Arlington Montclair
Athena MOntclar Heights
Arcola Mt Rose Station
Bellevllle Mountain Station
Bloomfield haywood
Brick Church Maplewood
Bogota North Plainheld
Bergen Point NordhoF
Bayonne Newark
Chatham Nutlev
Convent Station North Elizabeth
Crawford Netherwood
Clifton Orange
Carlstadt Orange Valley
Chestnut Hill Plainfeld
Carlton Hill Palisade Park
Cresskiu Paterson
Delawanna Passaic
Dundee Lake Passac Bridge
Elizabethport Picton
Elizabeth Roselle
Elmora Railway
Engewood Ridgefeld
East Newark RosevilIe
East Orange Rochelle Park
East Rutherford Rutherford
Essex Riverside
Essex Heights Riverside Park
Fanwood Rdgewood
Falrvlew Richheld
Franklin Summit
Fairmont Short Hills
Forest Hill Springfield
Fait1lte South Orange
Fcrndale Somerset
Garwood Soho
Guttenburg Silver Lake
Glen Ridge Saybrook
Garfield Scotch Plains
Great Notch South Elizabeth
Glen Rock Tenahv
Highwood Union Hill
HaIrson Upper Montclair
hackensack Vailsburg
Hasbrouc& Heights Westfe!d
hi.'"n Weehawken
Haledou West New York
hawthorn West Arlington
Irvington Woodside
AingsIand WatsesSing
Lorraine West Orange
Linden WoodbridSe
Leonia Wyoming
Llewellyn Park Watching
Lake View Waverlv
Lyndhurst Warren Point
Lodi Lyons Farms Woodclif. Hud. Co
Mlburn
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

Salutation The star Spangled Banner
Overture. Tampa tierold
Valse de Concert, The Skater Wadteufe
Selection The Highwayman" De Koven
PiCColo SOLO The Robin .Damare
Conterno.
"reminiscences Of Onenh2ch w Winterbottom
Grand fantasia opera. "Nfarana Wallace
Humoristque, The Hunting Scene descriptive,
Bucaloss
Selection
Cuban dance La Trocha Tyers
Peace r....................La L. Gale
Galop de Concert Lion Chase K6ng
Hail Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

Paterson. July 10 (SpeciaD--Sheffeld Phelps. of
Teaneck. it is said. will be permanent chairman of
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

SldlSn lSldIl0
All points on the island.
Long Island
Astoria Laurel Hill
Brighton Beach Manhattan Beach
Bayside MasDeth
Bath Maple Grove
Bay Ridge Morris Park
Bensonhurst MURRAY Hill
Blissville New Utrecht
Blytheoourne Nevtowu
Bowery Bay North Beach
College Point Ozone Park
Coney Island Penny Bridge
Corona ParkviLIe
ClaTenceville Richmond Hin
Dutch Kills Ravensw1od
Dunton SunnvsIie
Elnhurst Shee3shead Bay
Flatbush Sea CAT.
FlatandS S.efuwzT
Flushing UniOnvle
Fort Hamilton West B-ookIvn
Glendale Windsor Terrace
Gravesend Winfield
Gravesend Beach Woodside
GreenpOlnt WhitestOre
Hunters Point WiLet's Point
Jamaica WO0dhayen
Long Island City
Connecticut
Belle Haven North S:aawich
Cos Cob Riverside
Greenwich Stamford
Mianus Sound Beach
The following points have free deliveries
by our agents on Long Island:
ArveIne HYDE Park
Amityvile KIng's Park
Babylon LynbrOoS
Bay Shore Lawrence
Blue Point Long Beach
BelIport AilneO!a
Bayport Merrick
Brdgehampton Nassaoe1us
BaldwinS NOrthport
BellmoTe Orient
Cenueport Oyster Bay
Cold Spring HarbOr Oyste- Bay C0Us
Central IsGp Patchogue
Ceda1hurSt Port Jefferson
East Marion Rockville Cenrs
East Norwich ROckawaY Beach
Edgemere SavvLe
East ROckaway Southampton
FenhurSt S0uhold
Floral Park Suith:own
Freeport Snith,own BTaneh
Farmlngdale ST. James
Far ROckaway Seaford
Green Lawn SAG Harbor
GIeenPoTt Syony Brook
Garden City Setaukct
huntington WOOInere
Happauge Vantage
Hampstead
Special SeaShOre Delivery
Continuing through the season, uaH'
about September 18th. we vii delVe'
free, any goods purchased in the store I"
ordered by mail, to the following points;
Long Branch AlenhurS
West End Hollywood In,erlaksn
Monmouth Beach Asbury Park
Gahlee Ocean Grove
Lowmoor Bradley Beach
Sea Bright Avon
RGmSOn Beach Belmar
Norwood Park Como
Elberon Spring Lake
Deal Beach Sea Girt
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NOTICES TO MARINERS.

The branch hydrographic Office 1t Port Townsend
has issued the following notices TO mariners:
Bering sea-Alaska, Norton sound. Port Safety.
Goiovin bay and Golovin sound, general informs
ton.
;....D sA veLall etaoin shr mdwypciuf mbmm
Bering sea--Alaska, Norton sound. reported shoa1
on Nome river
Black sea-Northern shore Tuabs (Tuapsye) bay,
lights established on New mole.
Borneo-East coast. rocky shoal northwest Of Point
Mangkalihat
Bnzil-Cape FRO. nonexistence Of Garibaidi bank
Braxil-Rio Grande do Sui province Mostardas
reported error in position OF coast
Brazil-Rio de Janeiro approach. Marica islands.
height, etc. current.
British Columbia Vancouver island Nanaimo har-
Dor. change in position Of Gsllows Point beacon
light.
Cuba-North coast. Port vita general information
Delaware bay. Cross Ledge Ahoal. Elbow Of Ledge
hight buoy replaced by an ice buoy
Observation-Disclosures harbor entrance, Boston
light vessel. position altered
Observation-Disclosures harbof entrance Thieves
ledge, whistling buoy established.
Massachusetts Nantucket shoals light vessel re-
placed on station.
Massachusetts, Vineyard sound (Sow and Pies)
light vessel replaced on station.
New Brunswick-Bay Of Fundy, intended hand fog
horns at light station.
EcarAgua-West coast unsuccessful search for
reported shoal southeastward Of Coseauna point
North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sunken wreck north
eastward Of Cape Hatteras.
North Pacific ocean-Bank southwest Of Midway
islands.
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MARINE NEWS.

SYDNEY, N. 8. w.-Anived. Jan. 20. Aoranr.
from Vancouver.
gan King. from San Francisco and San Diego via
Yokohama.
ASTORIA--Saled, Jan. 20, Br biz Cambrisn War.
nor for Queenstown.
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed. Jan %. sh Great
C4icUiTTAesaiisi Jan .. Br sh wendum. for
Oregon
sPOKEN-Dec Is. lat "a deg. 80 min g.. long.
liverpool; Dec q, lat. $50 g., long lNB w. Br
d Bermuda, from Oregon for Queenstown.
NANAIMO-SaiIed Titanis for San Francisco
Coryphene.
SAN FRANCIsCo--Arived Jan. 80. str State Of
California, from Portland; tug Sampson, from Grxys
from Willapa harbor str Bristol. from Oyster Bay.
Sailed str George w. Elder. for Astoria; str Car
ina for Seattle; bk GAtherer for Tacoma str
Lakrne, for Seattle; str TIIamook for Tfiamook
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Tell Of coming danger. Nervous head
aches. sleeplessness, loss of appetite. =
feeling of exhaustion, costiveness. patnl
in back and weakness. all Indicate that
your nerves are letting down. For the
Hudyan cures all nervous troubles. Hud-t
yam makes one strong. Hudyan gives ono
life and vigor. 1t Is for men and women.
every bodily function. because It strength
ems the nerves that control the various.
organs of the body. Hudyan cures nsg.E
vous headaches, sleeplessness. loss o.
appetite, loss OF strength. q feeling $ofl
exhaustion. costfveness, pain and weak
ness In back. dependency, nausea trems
blings, for these are all symptcms -
erve-weakness. Aafeg
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FIRST NATIONAL BAN OF
SEATTLE.

PAID-UP CAPITAL...,......I. :. $3.50, 900
James d. Hodge, Jr.. presideE Maurice
McMicken, vice president; Leir Turner.
cashier; r. F. Parkhurst. asshnt CASH
Ter Directors-James ID. Hogljr., Maui
rice McMicken (Struve, Allen.Hughes &
McMicken. attorneys-at-law), sc. Simp-
son (Simpson Logging Co., Shlon). Fer
dinand Schmitz Hamm g. Schltz, Hotol
Butler). Lester Turner. Cortpondents
in all the principal cities of Ie United
States and Europe. Drafts anletters Of
credit issued on all the princippoints of
Alaska, Honolulu, China and Ian. Ac-
counts Of banks, corporatlonslnd indi-
viduais solicited.
We have branch bank at Me.
THE PUGET SOUND NATNAL
BANK, SEATTLE.
Capital paid b0,0Oo
Jacob Furth ....................tes resident
E. c. Neufelder .Vicefesidert
r.. V. Ankeny ...................ICa cashier
Correspondents in all the prlncil cities
in the United States and Eppe.
Gold dust bought Drafts he'd on
Alaska and Northwest Territory
NATIONAL BANK OF CoMhRCE.
Paid-up capital. ........"......... isi5o, 900
Transacts general banking blness.
II. C. Henry ....................hs ident
8. g. Simpson ................Vice fsident
Il. II. Spencer. ................. Cashier
Safe Deposit Vault Boxes fof7ent.
PEOPLES SAVING BAN
Capital " eioo. 900
James r.. HAYDEN, Manager
]. T. Greenleaf. Asset. sshier
Deposits received from 81 to Sod per
cent. interest allowed on savings Posits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-31
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Dirigo sails for Alaska tonight.
Steamers AtKi and FaraIlon are due from ALASKA.
Steamer 7. w. Lake brought In . cargo of fifty
i've tons OF hay from SullivAn's slough.
Steamer Jeanne arrived yesterday and began tax
ing on cargo Of coal for San Francisco.
Local Inspectors Bryant and Cherry have COM
pleted their inspection of the steamer Northern
Light.
Steam schooner Charles Nelson arrived yesterday
afternoon from San Francisco with $50 tons of gem
eral merchandise
Freighter Czarina sailed from San Francisco yes
terday for this port The barkentne Gatherer also
sailed from that port for Tacoma.
Steamship Bloemfontein. the British American
lines Hawaiian freizhter is expected arrive from
Honolulu about February Q. completing her irst
round trip.
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AN oFFENsE By TELEPHONE.
Fined $12 for Calling . Man Two
Miles Away q Liar.

COLUMBUS. Mo-, Jan. 22.--James Nc
Blaine was fined $12 here today for cali
ing man a liar at distance of two
miles. Arthur Wade. the man addressed.
was at his farm, north of Columbus. Nc
Blaine who WAS in town, called Wade
up by telephone and charged him with
burning property owned by the former.
Wade denied 1t, and McBlaine called him
a liar, using profane adjective. A num-
Der of persons using the telephone at the
same time heard the remark. and Wade
was at once advised by wire to prose-
cute McBlaine. Wade rode to town i'm
mediately and preferred charges against
McBlaine In the court of Judge James
Gillaspie. All those who were In connec-
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south American ssEnglish.s

On the gate Of the cemetery in Rio de
Janeiro is a notice in Spanish, French and
English that no dogs are admitted unless
tied by the owner. This IL how the an
nouncement Is made In "English:" mo-
BILE mesdames and gentlemen WING may de-
sire dog to follow In this tombsyard Will
not be permission unless him drawn BY .
cable round him throttle"
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Mrs. Gibson says:
Every woman who Is weak and nervous
should take Hudyan. know from my
own experience II II the best medicine
on earth. MRS. r. r. GIBSON.%
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Figs. /. Q, 8, 4. 8.
show the weak
points when nerves
are giving way.
"Hudyan cures"
Hudyan - all drug
gists-6 Soc q package;
six packages for
$3.50. II your drug
gist does not keep
1t, send direct to the
Hudyan Remedy Co.
cor. Stockton, Ellis
and Market SITS. San
Ffancisco, Cal.
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ton with the wire over which the quarrel
transpired, including several farmers. a.
well as citizens of Columbus, appeared
as witnesses, and he was fined for dis
turbing the peace-st. Louis Globs-Demo-
Graf
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MT. Quartz says:
/ have not had one spell Of nervousl
headache since took Hudyan. My stosn-
ach IL good. bowels are regular. fee3
like new being. II. A. QUARTZ.
Fresno, Cal ;st
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, January 3, IL
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be
airy "a, 1900. and then opened for ln-
struction of power house, electricalha,,
chinery, heating system, ice machinSnd
cold storage, Hitter plant. KITCHEN IND
erai Hospital at Preside, OF San an
cisco, Cal. Government reserves Eht
to reject or accept any or all BIZ IN
whole or in part. Preference givi TO
articles of domestic production. .4di-
The price Of foreign productions thduty
thereon) being equal. and such prefdnce
given to articles of American prodtion
produced on the Pacific coast. to Gent
OF consumption required by the lbhc
on application to J. NJ. MARSHL.L,
Deputy Quartermaster General, fhief
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Consult the HuAyan Doctors About
Your Case, Free Of Charge. Writss
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MI. Rich says:
was, run down IN health. nervous,
could not work, was miserable. HudyanI
cured me- WALTER p. RICH
Paris, Idaho.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
PAsTURAGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given th,t have in
pasture on El 2,naho Huahda, abont a
miles northwest OF Mesa CITY, Marieopa
Clnntv Arizona, the following described
animals mon which partuHage bill is
dne and nnpaid: :
! sorrel mare, weight about 1850 lbs
branded ace of clubs on left hip, no
w,ai'e feet, VITA yhiug colt (flly) viii q
feet, star on tace.
B:v Mare weight sbolt 1850 lbs
branded same as above bIaes fess. With
y>ung colt (horse.l 6.
/ s,rssl FilIy-yearlins-ro brands.
Stock r,,t in about Oct. 20, 1897, by
WIN Houston. Amount due $63 so. -
The owner is tested to come for
ward and pay charges or stock will bs
sold to pay pss'u.aee bill.
3 PRtTcHARn.
--...9,
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
CHANGE IN TIME.

The Santa re aud Prescott r. R.
announce new time table to 60 into
effect on Monday next. July End.
The Santa Fe train No.l passes Ash
Fork, west bound, at 1886 p. ~. and
the Santa Fa Pacific train No.2 passes
Ash Fork, east baund, at 55 p m
Train leaves Phoenix at 2 35 a m, and
and arrives at 8.45 a. m.
Special excursion train will leave
Phoenix on Thursdays during the
summer at 6 a. h.., passing Jerome
Junction at about 1890 IN, making
close connection at Ash Fork with
California exeulsion trains.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
NOTICE..

Iu the Probate Court If the County
o. Marc7pa, Territory Of Atizona.
. In the Mater Of The Estate II James
G ii Smith a minor. Nvt:ce CT Hear
ing Petition.
No'ice is hereby given that J. D
Loper, Guardian OF the Estate Of James
Cecil Smith, has filed in this Court q
petition fdf an Greer to invest certain
+ ads Of sad Estate in real estate in the
City of n esl Arizona, ,n1 that the same
will be heard on Tuesd..y, the 17th day
of July, A.D. 1900, at II O'Clock in tht
forenoon Of said days the court room
Of sad Court, in phoenix, County OF
Maricopa, Territory Of Arizona. and al
persons interested in said estate are
n titled then and tnere to appear and
show c. use, if any they have, why the
prayer ofsaiu petigiQper hould not be
gran ed
Dated July l2, 1890
n. 4. MoRF0RE, Clerk.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
TEXAS & PACIFIC,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Train No. / connects with .outhsrn Pacific
train No. 10, ,easthound, leaving Maricopa at
1890 p. m.
Train No 2, connects with Southern Pacific
train No 80 westbound, leaving Marieopa at
5:i5 a. m.
Connections ma 'e at Phoen tx with S. FP. d
p. X. r. for Prescott and Congress.
Connections at Mesa with stage for Goldheld,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1890 p
m for Florence and Globe. Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 4 o'clock %. m.
Trains stop on signal.
Pullman Pa ace sleeping car on al! traina De
tween Phoenix and Maricopa.
n. x. MASTEN, B. p. PORTER.
President. General Supto
M. @. BlCKNELL, General Passenger Agt.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
A CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to say that ! feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has done for our family
We have used it in so many cases O.
coughs, lung troubles and whoopine
cough, ,'and it has always given the post
perfect satisfaction, we feel greatly in
debted to the manufactu 'es of this re-
medy apd wish them to please accept
our hearty thanks. Respectfully, Mss.
S. DoTY, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
by J. W. Bafiy, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-13
.~----. ----''l>4 .sd.-sr' "a. -

A. Y. Mcqueen is perslstently after
that artesian water even # he has to
go'down near to China to get it he
hafa't much time to talk about poll
tical matters now hut his friends have
him in view for the Office of supervisor
this fall and he would be 4 worthy
representative of the south side.