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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
An Unappreciative Thundcrc-.

The Christian EndeavoreFs. who went over 20
LonGon TO attend the great international cen
vrntioa there. 'shich attended by 1000 dele
gates are inclined to be somewhat sarcastic At
the expense Of some OF the Tevered institutions
of the British metropolis. There is the London
Times for s,.ample, which is said to have given
just one inch Of its valuable space TO the pro-
ceedings Of the convention. And vet TIE Endezv-
had been taught to believe that the
Times is the greatest newspaper earth
The tribute may be deserved but the Endeavor-
never be made to believe that its discrim-
insti.,S faculty IL not more less peculiar.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
Tea Prospects in India.

CFrom the st. James tazette.l
In the districts Of Assam. and Caehar. owing
generally to the untlvorabc weather. the tea iclf
is backward. In portions OF the districts u
Assam and Cachar. Sylhst, the Dulrs, and tie
Terai. the immediate prospects are fair in
Cachsr the Duas' Darieehng. and the feral the
rainfall for the month has besn excessive In
Sylbet there has been Unrsu1ly heavy rain, ioi-
lowed by floods. IL the Duals snc the TeTai the
olft- turn last month was poor In DarieeinG he
situation is normal, but the tumet'iItc prospects
hal
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
POLlTICALe NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Anti-Impr rinIist Movement. - The
fact that 20 per- ce1s of the participants in
the great antsimisrialist convention at
Indianapolis whiclE condemned Mckinley
and endorsed rryan is the feature above
all others in this movement that is worry
ing the Republican managers. Another
feature that IS giving ttem concern is that
fully p per cent of the other participants
We're men who quit the Democratic party
in 1896 on the currency question and have
returned to the fold this year to work en-
ergetically and loyalty for Bryan and
Stevenson. Conspicuous among the Re-
publcans who dominated the convention
were such men as these: Carl Schurz, life
long Republican, an ex-senator, and Hayes
Secretary of the Interior: George Bout
well, a member of Grants Cabinet, Gov
ernor of Massachusetts. and Congress
man for many years; John B. Henderson,
former Senator from Missouri; Gen. John
Beatty. of Ohio, who has voted for very
Republican Pres dent since the Formation
Of the party including Mckinley; West
brook Decker OF Colorado who stuck to
the party even during its troubles in
Colorado in the last campaign; Judge
Moses Hallet, of Colorado who was APP
pointed to the Federal bench by President
Arthur; John ID. White, of Kentucky. who
for twenty years has been leader of the
Republicans in his State; Moorefield Ste
rey, of Boston, a former President of the
American Bar Association; DR.. l. W. Hab-
groom. of Washington, for years at the
head of the German press bureau of the
Republican National Committee and Fifth
Auditor Of the Treasury under President
Harrison; DR.. W. A. Croffut. an ultra
Republican all his life; Gen. Z. s. Corson,
of Minnesota. for many years a wheel
horse among the Republicans of that
State; Capt. n. E. Dawson OF Washington,
Grant; C. E. Fox, of South Dakota, who
has never voted any other than the Re-
publican ticket before; Charles r. Cod
man. of Massachusetts,, who for fortyfive
years has been foremost in Republican
politics in that State; l.. D. Emmert, an
old-.ine Republican leader of Prince
George County, Md; Capt. Patrick O'Far-
rell, Of Washington, who has been for
years one of the Republican stand
bys in this city; Bruno Herman. editor of
the principal German Republican paper OF
Nebraska. The names given are only typi-
cal of the character of the Republicans
who are cooperating with the anti-impe-
rialists against Mr.. McKinley's re-elec-
ton. 1t is known that desperate efforts
were made by the President. Mr.. Hanna.
and other managers of he party to in
duce number of the gentlemen whose
names are here given &c shunt the Indian
apolis convention OFF from Bryan in the
manner suggested By the faction of So
called anti-imperialists that bolted and
viii held a convention in New York Sep
TENDER 5.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
The Dinner Pail Question.

(FrOm the Baltimore SUM-
The "ful dinner pair i 4 boomerang cry. The
sea, Ct the workinsman's intelligence Is not in
his stomach. The Republican party's intimltion
that it is, and that he is nothing more than
bread land cheese hunter. dinner-pal patriot VINO
votes Tor yictuals only, VIII be generally and
Justly resented
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
uanna,s Opening in TruatviIe.


So Hanna is 10 open the campaign with a
speech in New Jersey. That the boss OF the
trust party should select the home OF the trusts
for this performance shows that he is not without
4 sense of the fitness Of things
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

Again it is whispered around the War
Department that an order will shortly be
issued restoring Col. Henry May to the
command Of the First Regiment. District
National Guard. and condemning the I'M
military and malicious spirit which I'M
derIies his persecution.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
sh. who Makes the Hnught, HumbIe

from the Chicago Tribune)
GLOW do you get along with your rev hired
girl Mrs. UrtoHF'
We'll, OF course. one can't always be certain
n such matters, hut We seem 10 please her"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

GLOW use doth breed habit in man.
habit OF drinking a good. pure. aud wholesome
beer Ike Heurich's Mserzen. Senate. and Lager
Phone sSi. Arlington Bottlins Co., foe case OF
Heurich's
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

After Uncle Sheiby.-There is a loud
beating OF gongs in the camp OF the unre-
generate Tannerites out in Illinois over
the report that the Hon. John w Gates
is on his way bael, from Europe and that
as soon as he lsnds upon these shores he
will announce his candidacy for the seat
in the Senate now occupied by the Hon.
Shelby NJ. Cullom. Mr. Gates has been
sprinkling the continent of Europe with
American gold. made through the Steel
Trust for several mclths. A few weeks
ago he crossed the channel TO England
and while there incidentally picked up a
million dollars or more on the races His
English turf winnings, 1t is said, he is
going 10 fling into the campaign against
Uncle Shelby. with the same accuracy of
aim with which he pelted the heads of
French policemen from the top OF the Elf
Eel Tower until he was finally arrested by
a detachment OF the French army Gates
e:tered the senatorial race in Illinois two
years ago, but Withdrew or claimed to
withdraw. after he commenced to make
money faster than it cen be turned out
by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
in Washington. Why he has decided TO re-
enter the race cannot be understood, I'm
less he was induced to do so by influences
STRONGER than any that reside in Illinois
The presumption is that he has been prom
ised the support of the Administration In
return for a large campaign contribution.
The steel magnate is supposed to feel
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

Roosevelt Hebrew. - Among the
multitude of yote-getting qualities as
eribed by Mr.. Hanua's press agent to that
awful warrior and implacable enemy Of
-Roosevelt-is that he is of
Hebraic extraction. The press agent has
found an ancient Hebrew who has traced
Rooseyelt's genealOgy far enough back to
prove that his forbears were Jews. Upon
this discovery the genealogist thus des-
cants: For the first time in the history
of this great country a man of Jewish
blood has been chosen to fill the second
highest place in the nation, and all Jew
ish- Americans should rejoice at this great
compliment to their race. Theodore Roos-
feldt-not Roosevelt-is descended from
the old Jewish families of Holland and
England. some OF whom, being poor and
oppressed. came to America several gen
erations ago. Blood is thicker than water.
and l feel sure that the jewish Americans
will be proud to stand by this distinguished
representative of our race. regardless of
political attachments or differences in re-
lieion-whether orthodox or reformed'i
Tie Rough Rider addressed a meeting of
Hebrews recently at Atlantic City. but on
that suspicious occasion made no reference
II his Hebraic extraction. II is said that
he was informed in advance of the meeting
that his auditors were aware OF his origin,
him with them, and that when he failed TO
make any reference to his Jewish ancestry
they were distinctly disappointed.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
Looks suspicious.-A story /.

surreputiously circulated in Republican
campaign literature to the effect that u
conspiracy has been formed by Benja-
min Harrison. Thomas B. Reed and NJ. s.
Quay to defeat Mr.. Mckinley. The story
is regarded With suspicion mainly because
of it's origin dnd the fact that in the ar
rangemeDt CT the names of the CON
spirators" that of Mr. Quay is placed
first II is almost certain that neither
General Harrison nor Mr.. Reed will take
the stump for Mr.. Mckinley or do any
thing else that would be calculated to aid
him. Hence. ii behooyes the Mckinley
managers to do something to discredit the
ex-President and the eX-Speaker II that
be possible. Now II cannot be denied
that the name of the Hon. Matthew Stan
ley Quay has not stood for all that is good
and pure and noble in American politics
Indeed among considerable element of
voters Mr. Quay's name stands for po-
liticaI methods which are regarded with
more horror than anything Mr.. Hanna
CT Mr. Mckinley couls co. That Mr. Quay
is not ena4nored of either Mr.. Hanna or
MIR. Mckinney is wen known, and that he
has good cause to dislike them for po-
litical reasons is also well known. They
kept him out of his seat in the Senate last
winter for which act the President and
his chief politica, adviser have been re-
ceiving the praises Of the elect and of
the truly good, who could not compre-
bend the real reasons that caused the
Administration to turn On Quay. even if
these reasons were beaten into their heads
with a sledgehammer. Approaching this
fact fully. Mr.. Hanna and Mr.. Mckinley
understood the peculiar applause they
would gain by personally exertiug them
selves to keep Quay out Of the Senate
Wherefore. if the country can be i'm
pressed with the belief that Messrs. Har-
rison and Reed are .'conspirins' with the
wicked Quay against Mr.. Mckinley. It is
plain that the influence of their silence
in The campaign largely will be counter |
balanced. In no other way could the dis
affection OF two such famous and power |
full Republicans as the ex-President and |
the ex-Speaker be Offset. 1t is a desperate |
disease demanding a desperate remedy. 1t |
is possible however. that IL Mr.. Hanna |
continues to nag Alessrs. Harrison and |
Reed those two gentlemen may turn On !
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
Circulation Statement.

The circulation OF The Tiinrs for the week end
~ '.-.-r,st is 1901 was as follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
PREFERRED TLoCALS.

Nice cool paricr for ice cream and sosss af Chsndier's. fl
 Saronts Bishops and Nevfn's can siss. chocolates and creams at Shu- mate s. IT
 K. Bsehr for house painting and pa Ter hanrnE. Telephone Nos. lsS and e. If
 Mermaid Washing Powder Is a large rackare. cns-third stronger than any o, tk- market. See prize coupons In all p.ckages. All Erocers handle it. If
 Mems goods of all kinds. the best for the least money. at the Peoples Store nsxt to Wells Fsrgo's office. If
 Chandler's Is headquarters for ice cream. sherhets. water ices If
 The Peoples Store. headquarters for bargains in ladies and gents ready made garments oC all desc-ptions- Next sieor Co Wells FsvEo's office. tf
 Ice cream. all fisvOrs. at Shufna;e's. If
 German family soap is the best on the market. All grocers handle it. If
 Lasoo Tar SOsp is a milled goods Large box and the best on the market All grocers handle it. II
 ShumSte uses only Chase & Sanborn's $ seal brand coffee If
 For choice cigars SD to Aitken & Robinson. east side of plaEs- If
 Aitken & Robinson are now heated on the east side of the Plazs- fl
 Remember. that notwithstanding the fact that my place was consumed by the fire. never was out of business. Your orders will have as cheerful stten- ten as ever. Ring phone IA. Herman vore. wholesale liquor dealer. Prescott, Arizona d
 For a good smoke go Co Aitken & Robsnson. Lswler block. east side of plssa- If
 Aitksn & Robinson are nOW located on the east side or the plaza in the Lawier building. If
 ]. Ernest Walker. one of the leading and most reliable real estate and loan staying at Iron SpS.nsS> has Sleo, zee to place on Prescott property. Address him at Iron Springs. Ariz-, or caii si this ofice. q
 Ready-maie goods of all descriptions si lowest prices Peoples store. NeXt tc Wells-Fargo Co. office. If
 The Peoples Store. We are here tC stay. Our prSceS are the lowest. our Eoeis are the best. Give us a call Next Co express office. If
 Don't forget that vs are head-quar- ssrs fer mems and ladies goods Save money by patroniEing the People s SIors. Next 10 weIls-Fargc office. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
Local Gatherings,

Frank Draper IS sick
 Miss Bertha Pentland Is sick.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Peace reigns again in Panama.
 Henry Goldwater IS in Phenix
 A miners union is being organized Il Jerome
 HI. Bixby. of Chico valley. is il town.
 Jerome has been experiencing an ic famine.
 ]. W. Smith spent Sunday in Pres cctt.
 D. ]. Jones came uR from Octave Sat u-day
 The election on the water bonds vii hs held August sS
 ,. n Wskeley returned today from | professional visit east.
 Iron Springs colony BOW number' about 2ls people.
 Miss Ora Roberts IS improving and q: able te he around again.
 General Roberts proposes to starvt out the Eoers.
 Chinese continue tO murder mission arcs and loot their premises
 The Chinese situation is growing worse instead of better
 Carpenters are putting up the frame cf ]. n R0hinson's new building.
 hcn springs contains a population of over soo st present.
 (isse-a lady hSrbers in charge.
 Aacv, fifty passengers came tv IrOu springs saturday from PhsniN.
 D. M. F. Weeks lefI yesterday for a business trtp to San Francisco.
 Mrs Mary Ford and daughters left for Seattle this afternoon.
 Sam Hill has carload of hardware on the rad due tu arrive next Sunday. The Sunset Telephone company. Is putting up new poles in Prescott.
 F ScopeI Is clearing ssay the ruins oi the hlOck preparatory 10 rebuilding. An eftcrt Is being made la establish the A. O. U. W lodge in wickenburg. C. w. French. the NcIsbe merchant. vsi in town Monday on business trip. W. :. Adams, of Jerome. was In toxn Thursday cn a brief business trip. Fred sattes VjiI rebuild the Gclden Eagle hotel.
 Reese V. Li0e has returned from a professional visit Co Phenix Mrs. Alice Hawkins. wife uf II. H H 1. "a kim. ,.s V-,r,-a~ N~.,-s. .4..4 I,,f,- Fs Miss Ella Hunter left for her home tn Missouri last week
 F. M Murphy expects tr reach hosne the fvst week iH September. Allen T. Bird -of the Ngg4les oasis. 1ss been aCquSttet vf charge pf libel B- N Globes. CT Jerome was in town en legal business during the week 7 Attorney Morrison. cf Kingmsn. left 5cr home on Thursday s excursion train. 1 The Mexican who urbhed ghe Nogales | post ot'trc "f s5oee has seeB captured in lgs Angeles. Senator Shelby M. Curom. deputy revenue ceIleetor. 'S ,iP from Phenix on s yiat.
 The hrs' osrrosJ of bricks Co h. re- siF@d from rhsUN has arrived in Pres artt.
 Lumber Is arriving St the Prescott 'eErs tu large quantities for rebuilding he Town. - '. Fisher wen; ont ia The country "c-y io survey saHie mining ciaiuns or rarv1t.
 NoTkmsU commenced axCavatin= f1i be foundation cf 3. J. Hawkins new uil3iHg today. z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
R. H. BURMISTER X SONS
Commonwealth
 Oil and Mining Co.

Incorporated Under the Laws of Art xosa. with Capital Stock of t1ss.@s shares ti Each.
 Has some of the best oil lands in Cal ifornia. according to reports of most noted experts in the state. Producing wells adJoin Its land is right on two anticlinsls and wells sunk on the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

esmPsnys land wsn s - CTS.
 i2.e'a shares of stocA , cents a share. ArFssrm' been made for immsdat s..
 Buy this stock befsre q s i, values rise, Address
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
NO JOB TOO SMALL N
 LARGE ]. W. Brown. Senitar | Headquarters for Purra' smeled Bath Tahs i|

Modern designs iD lapsl cts. Kitchen sinks etc. hl ,o furnish estimates % Sss lions and all piumhiRS and all plumbing werk gaivanszei iron tshkx tr \ or cyanide plants Can azt s,-surr rurc-rS-rrsE-~~rNE<l< work promptly attended q and show room in huiifrg sccupied by Prescott pany. Telephone No lk State of Ohio. City d F.sl
 County. sS. Frank J. Cheney make s senior partner cf she aal Cheney &Co., deing busirs of Toledo. county and saa and that said firm N HUNDRED DOLLARS every case of catarra as curS-d by the use Of EssI Cure. FRANK j. CE Sworn to before me zs \ tn my preeace this sth aE her. ISSs. 4. W. GL
 tSean Near Halls Catarrh Cure Is ally and acts directly ea ia mucous surfaces of ths s for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY { !
 T. Sold by druggists. sse
 Hslrs family pills sFt as
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
R. H. BURMISTBR & SONS

The nrr upset but for tunste enc.A warehouse along saved fro the fire supply sg our orders early n week Prom new VIII be bic handle
  e,rpsd h. fire a We convsFsed s
  town oac and located north side pa s,s the ruins of ou former location tsu up eIeehone ~ and have ds,,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
s. A. PARKs
Suite 247 WilcxO Block Los Augs.

Laens to the amount r' been filed against the Fuas.| meRt company and as %
 Grand Canyon railrusd Cd ing the week. This iS zs about one-hah Shs insss' these concerns and many more claims aEains l creditors could see hos anl their money which in nsi s| past due it Is said shss usi win be made on July ans ceiver appointed fur O. &. Grand Canyon raiirust rs ton win be made by tAs sxI bondholderx.-Cocoan ne sn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17

Mr.. Runcie, for the American side.
These are all lawyers, well-versed in
the Spanish code, as well as thorough
ly acquainted with American practice.
To Meet as Early as Possible.
The Cuban contingent will probably
be selected by Gov. Wood from among
the members of the Havana bar: The
commission will meet at the earliest
possible in Havana and begin at once
revision of the criminal methods, fol-
lowing this up later on with amend
ments of the civil code, where neces-
sary.., It is not the purpose to outrage
local sentiment and disturb wen-es-
tablished practice, except in instances
where rank injustice fourishes under
it. But it cannot be tolerated that per-
sons charged with the smallest Of mis-
demeanors and little larcenies should
languish, as at present, for a year in
Jail, before having any kind of a trial,
and to such abuses as this, as well as
to the incommunicado system, the com
mission will devote its Immediate at
tention.
Mr.. Rubens had a consultation with
Secretary Root Saturday, and left
Washington for New York. He ex-
poets to proceed to Havana via Mama
next Wednesday. ==s sssss
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17

hing ton, j an hen Tie en-
iate COMMITTEE On privileges and cleo
lions began its session Saturday III the
case of Senator Clark of Mon ana, the
defense stated that they had been
able to find the letters writ ten to SEN
ff.afor Clark and Mr. Bickford bys the
Edentist, Ector, who Friidday produced
their letfersf to him It was then ecid-
ed to have G. Clark sonSof the sen
fator, make q sta ement " the dis
!positiio Of The sdocume its, but Mr..
Clark being absent NE. Carr was re-
called to- afford Senator Tnrley an ops
''sportunity to question him concerning
his visits to Helena prior to thezmeet~
ing of the legislatur last winter Carr
said the principal object Of his visit
was to- See about his resign as
United States commissioner.
The first regular witness of the day
was M q. Hewett q miner, who was il
Helena during the session Of the legis-
lature in 90. He asiid that Charley.
Clark had asked him to see Senator
Myers and offer him $40, 900 for his vote
for Mr.. Clark for senator. He had ac-
cordingly talked wit Mr.. Myers and
testified that that gentleman had told
him, after first declining the PROPOSE
ton, TO say to Clark that If he was dis
posed to do SO he could put SIC, 900 IN
the hands Of Mr.. Whiteside to be paid
to him Myers in case he should vote
for Mr.. Clark. Hewett said that the
senator's son stated that this arrange
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17
AIN REFORM
The Judicial ystem il Cuba IS
to Undergo 4 Radical sld
just mert
PRISON ABUSES 70 BIZ c0RREc %,
Secretary Will II Act - Once,A Come
mission Composed OF Three Amer
#ss icans ands !, T = Cubans VIII he
Appointed--To Meet - Soon q
Possible Mt Havana. 1888

Washing Jan. Secretary Root:
has taken steps to institute at once
sweeping reforms il the judicial sys-
tenn in Cuba, the #animating purpose
being to correct as soon as possible the
Cuban prisons abuses which have al.
ready been the subject Of representa-
stions to the war department.. Gen
Wood has been giving this matter his.
attention and his investig cations into
the conditions Of the prisons and the
faults Of the Cuban judicial system gem.
orally have confirmed Secretary Root
in his purpose to apply corrective.
measures at the earliest possible mo-
ment. To accomplish this purpose, the
secretary has decided to appoint Ia
commission comprised Of three Ameri-
cans and an equal number Of Cubans.
This committee will probably consist
of Horatio Rubens, p. j.. Conant and
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17
Thanked by the Csar.

st. Petersburg, Jan. The car
has addressed rescript to Count
Maravief, the minister Of foreign af-
fairs, highly eulo site Of the eminent
qualities displayed BY the ministersin
bringing about q happy solution Il
conf ormiitt ~ with the car instructions,
Of the disquieting political events arts
ing from the Cretan insurrection and
the TurkoGreekwar, thus showing true
appreciation Of the historic mission
which has fallen to the lot of Russia 4 Il
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17


lnene was Satisfactory ana nao a1 re -
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MYERS hau peeh en- given yen - sshleesiue anu
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-. -, -, - 80 ~ = ~. = 80
hahsd Eve ia al - - ~ = l,,n+;,
~ ~ $500, ~ aa+a;1s - - M R;r.
~ onas - "A the a++nrnevs -, thu no.
,,,or;al;sts ~ W.sb; +on !. !. f.,r : %
since g.. --.s..
sana+o,. :. MI, er,s ;ons s s, &,
devoted shn,,,y;nr ;;ncons;stenc.r,S n
~. = = of#tba s,v;tness 81 r,efns;,o, a
civ '7tbas dat,;ls. a. Montana a e, rpn,e-
zs SCI 81 the, nrosecution whom
8 l,eYu ana tban DIV; s. IN :, :,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17
Biz Fire NJ lows City.

Iowa 81, -. Ire as.
one Of the principal business
sblock ertailine q loss esttiimafe &c
$50. 600 srhe FIRMS burned mt are
sPrice, Keith as Co. jeyselry
VS. Horne dry goods;
Leners rocer The second md third
fieors yere oecupie rolI.l,isI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17
Passed Away.

Athens, o., Jan. IS. Charles Town
send, formerly secretary OF state and
member Of the legislature, died Fri
day, aged go years. He had been com
mander Of the G. a. r. for the depart
Sment Of Ohio, delegate to national and
other republican conventions and was
once a compel itor Of his NJ ighbor, Gen.
C.SH. Grosvenor, for congress. 81