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New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
foreclosure Sales.

end nearly parallel with Columbus hundred
feet inches the place Of beginning ssd
premises being known Nc io6 West Seyentyetsath
Dated New York September I'D. 1901
sol. KOIIN Referee
CARDozo NATHAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. No. ia
broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
The following is diagram OF the be sold
described above. the being 100 West
enty-eghth street Manhattan. New York City:
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Books an6 Publications.

A UTHORS' manuscripts required; publication
serially: volume form: international copyright; I'M
mediate srstuitous examination; bank references MAN
USCRIPTS, Tribune Office.
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Nacnis hauten.

A GENTS wANTED.-L.IFE OF MCKINLEY nve hun
N pags book. Handsomely illustrated. Out
Now ready IJ4 discount agents Freight paid
HENRY NEIL. 323 Dearborn St, Chicago
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The approximate OF the charx. - ..se.
which the aoove-describei TO Be .oIs !.
i wi thereon the "A 6av
September. 1901. together with and aIloWane>
$3.50 IS. with interest September a
1901 together with the OF the TIE a.
proxnate OF other Iien.
which are allowed the purchaser the nur
chase money. paid by the Referee. sJ22 10 anA
interest
Dated New York. September 8. lsol
NOSES J. sNECDAIRA, Referee.
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Brooklnn properin For Sale.

4 GENTLEMAN whose business calls him abroad vii
n sell house. first class in every particular,
SACRIFICE. u. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
Citations.
HE PEOPLE OF THE STAT

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
New York by the Of God free and independent-
p%md aT TouIS S w@ anop rS B MARI e Anops!te s
Mary Grace Whitlock willard p Whitlock Willard
lock Bessie Enos Natalie Enos Trustees Of the Ceme-
terry Newtown. Charles Gibson Bennett, or
Church in NeW York s. St. Lpkes pss Home FOR lndisent
Book society Protestant Episcopal society for the In
S[easH OF me g 1If r 10 ,T @ men ana & nged
Protestant Episcopal church. Missionary Society for
to Deaf Mutes Trustees of Trinity college society Of
St Johnland House Agness House
Mary's Hospital for Children. Rector, Wardens
and Vestrynen Of Trinity Parish Foreign
rnstees Of the Estate and Properly the Diocesan Con-
yenon Of New York Donald Ferris sr or Ferris Donald
H or Levi. Toucey Tousey. Francis H.. Frank.
Tousey Juiette Tomlinson Eunice j. Eunice NJ Tay-
lor Sarah B. B. Rohrer egatees heirs at law and next
persons whether descendants Tousey Toucey
f9S 4. @ or his ohe or vi h Ass m at aPd M MARY %
of kin Of Mary Beach Tousey dsesased and whose
with reasonable ascerained by petitioner
Tousev s late Of the County of New-York deceased
creditors esaees heirs at III law or next m OF kin or oths
cited and required al to BE and appear before our
Tour r 0r s6 Of Sn YORK on the 18th day OF Noyember
dsy day. then he and there settlement
Of New York executor of the last will and
OF said dease Se ar Of twenty-one years are required 20
appear by your guardian II have if you have
te ons event e2 y your neglect % DO
VIII be sPp9intea ga qocains by tas ana act
In witness have caused the seal of the Sur
rosate's Court the said County Of New York to be
said County at the County New York the 9TH day OF
September in the year Of our ES Tnf tnSnaaIS nine
huTuiSp M ~ Clerk the Surrogate's Cturt
PEcKHAM. &c MILLER KING. Attorneys for Executor.
81 Rroadway Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y. CITY
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\ oiiee of Summons.
.UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW YORK.-CIarence d. Ryder Plaintiff.
Henry W. Ryder Laura E. Ryder Franklin II. Ryder,
Fanny c. Ryder, Adallne NJ. Ryder Anne Augusta An
Gerson Ernest G. RYDER, Anne Augusta Ryder Emma o.
starr. Cementine II. Ryder. kathleen Ryder Margaret
F. Ryder. Florence v G. Ryder. Erastus Dean Ryder
S. Yeoman Mary &. Cochrane. Peter Spies, Fred F.
Neweg Louis Sylvester. Phelan Billiard Ball Com
pany. Joseph Levi Philip Rothacker and Thomas c.
Schweizer, composing the firm RotnacKer Schweizer
Julius Bartsch, John c. Fallou. Lewis A Wright. De-
PENDANTS. Amended Summons. Trial be had
County of New York. TO the above defendants:
You are hereby summoned to the amended COM
plant IN this action and to
on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty the
service of this exclusive OF the service
and in of failure appear. answer. juds-
rnent will be taken against you by default for relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated August 10th, 1901
ROBERT G. I.ANGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Office & r. O. Address No. SIS
- Nassau Street Bor OF Manhattan City Of New York.
Adalne NJ Ryder Anne Augusta Anderson, Emma O..
Starr. Augusta Ryder. C1ementine Ryder Ernest
c. Ryder Margaret Ryder: foregoing amended
summons is served order the
Hon Charles F. MacLean, one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court, dated the Goth day August 1901
filed with the amended complaint the office Clerk
or the County OF New York. the County
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and
New York, on the goth day Of August. 1901.
Dated New York the 2lst day OF August, 1901
ROBERT c.. IANGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. flee P o. Address. No. IS
Nassau Street Bor. of Manhattan. City OF New York.
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Conntrn lJroprrIn for Sale

VDnHItn {5IUFtrtH
NOR sALE-Plot s5 acres surrounding Underhn Home
I stead, ruckahoe. N Y: frontage Central Park
su,,able Tor high subdivision;
I. B. UNDERHILI.
c.- OO0 HOME. Orange N. j.. for $3.50 cash. Rents
sA.).VJ(JD apulied purchase. Nile rooms bath
.er heating perfect abundance fruit; centrally
farstee wide street; railroads and trolley
e. onS C,wne- going TAYLOR, - Hawthorne
S,Net.
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A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
"A received an their Uptown once No. 1242 Broadway.
% door north 3Ist-st. until oclock m; advertise
az following branch odcea al regular
once rates 5ntil O'Clock o. VIZ: - ssn-a's > e
cor 23o-st I52 tth-are.- 12th-st
l4h-st. IA. Colurbus-sve West 66th-s-: l0d
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Dipi0en0 q oflres.


NoIICE is hereby ,lyen that q quarterly
dividend OF 1% per the capital OF this
company has been declared. payable Sept Both, 1901 TO
teekhoeers OF record at the close business Sept
v lsgl The transfer books will close Sept. Goth
az r. NJ. and open October LIST. 10 A. M
T. Z. HARDENBERGH Secretary.
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Lewis Cass Ledyard,
c. D. Leverich.
Gilbert NJ Piympton,
Anton A. Raven.
L. V. F. Randolph,
John l.. Riker.
Otto Sartorius,
VIM. Schan. Jr..
John w. Simpson
Francis S. Snaithers,
Frederick Sturges.
Alfred Wagstaff.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

Plaintiffs Attorney flee & p. o. Address No. IS
Nassau Street Bor. of Manhattan. City OF New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
FOOLISH ATTACKS
BY Mexican Paper on United States. General
Feeling Is Friendly.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
PAR AND NON.PAR CHECKS.
Boston Mercha ants Wan! Ire Clearing House TO
Treat All Alike.

Boston. Nov. lo.-The recent action
of the Boston Clearing House Associa-
lion III raising the charge Tor the cor
lection of checks drawn upon New
England banks Mhi,h do not remit L"
II a, mar from one tenth OF per cent.
TO one-tourth of l per cent. mas
nromnted The Boston Credit Mems AS
sociation TO consider the question from
Boston merchants point of view.
At the annual meetins OF the Credit
Mems Association. tonight. the ques-
tion was discussed and the sentiment
was that. under present circumstances
the charge was unequal, as ii fell upon
the merchant and not upon the banks
,ccasioning it, Ii was urged that II
charges were to be made trey shoulo
cover not only checks drawn upon the
noL-par banks but also upon those
which these banks receive Tor collection
and which come through the boston
Clearing House bearing their endorse
nent. TIE following resolutions bear
ing on the subject We're adopted.
.Wherc:s the Boston tlea; ing
House has more than doubled the
charge for collecting checks drawn up
on New England banks not remittine
to it at par. raising the rate from one
tenth to fourth of per cent;
Resolved. that the Boston ''r"hit
Mems Association respectfully requests
Tho, Boston clearing House Association
tn make Il similar charge Of onc-t"urth
rf per cent. for collecting checks
bearing endorsement Of any New Eng
land bank that will not remit to II IT
par
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Emp. ror William has dcCrdrd 10 INC
request Of Count Paul Won
Hatzfeldt WiidcnbcI Z. tn" German AMI
bassador to Great Britain, tnlt he be
allowed to retire irom the diplomatic
service on th" ground "f i'll health.
Emperor William in an autograph l"t-
ter Expresses his deep regret at thc
necessity for thr ambassadors retire
mnt II feel impelied. says the En-
-, rcr. 10 express my imperial thanks
fur tn. excellent services which, during
the a years Of your official life. N"n
ray, rendered to my predecessors ~
the throne. t. myself ana 70 tn" Wh"i"
fatherland Count WoIn Won Meter
nich rill succeed Count Won Hatz,cllt-
Wildcrbure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Polo Standing.
Polo Notes.

Lincoln did not come ~ /" expectation
in Portland
WhpIIc il T" rlA>- haltback FIR char
I"y I.ati"n's Wail!uGfoid team. Fdrrcn
Will play center.
Cameron. tho halfback If tn" Pnithn
=, H. is tie second bascmau az the ban
club Of thai city. ana 4 clever operator il
both sports.
Manager flanagan nf III" I.a.vrcn,
club. Says that Jason. now with i"r;
land Was originally assigned to him aEi
that Portland Has 10 right to sign him.
Ill" Portland Argus says of III" iir
muuthS: In john Roberts and IiipS'1
they haN" two OF tn" greatest rLsh"rS l'.
ih" business. both of whom are Sllc ldi
@hot$ for the cage. Roberts is pldNiu ,
4 much stronger gam" this season thAt'
j." did last year with Lewiston. for j
injured lcr which caused him - mIIt 3;
diihCultN "h"u with Lewiston is now :i,-
rar"ntly in as good condition a. eve.
l'"t' w ""dS ANA Mil'r pres, ltrI i Stnu,
wall defence. Will" Mullen proved t. J.
" very strong man in goal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
PROF. X. NJ. SMITH KILLED.
Columbia University Professor Falls t.
Death from Il Window.

New York. NOV. 12.-l,ichmond Mayo
smith, "A professor Of political economy
1T Columbian University. was killed.
Monday. by a fan from "A window Of his
study on tho fourth floor of his resi-
drnCc in West nth street 10 the stone
tagging in the rear. So rar as the po-
lice have investigated the case they find
that the fall was accidental.
Prof Mayo Smith was Al years of age.
Besides widow four children survive
him. He had been q professor of politi-
cal cnConomy at Columbia since 1883.
He was born in Ohio ana graduated
from Amherst College III 1873. He was
an honorary fellow of the Royal Stats
tical Society of Great Britain and Il
member of the National Academy Of
Science.
He WAS . writer on economic sub
jectS and the author Of "Emigratio
and immigration" Sociology and sta
tistcS;" Statistics and Economies
These works were published in 1890
% and 80 respectively.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
LOSS or FORESElL
Lost Race for the Van Aliens Bough On 10 n,
Arthur Sei,z.

Bangor. Me-. Nov. 1z.-The Gyc-mast-
ed schoorcrs Nan Aliens Boughton ana
Arthur Soitz. which sailed from Balti-
more ana passed out by Cape Henry. 1T
about the same time, arrived III Fort
Point cove. sunday. the Seitz twogmpcs
IL The head AT Camden the vasseIs
Nprc ab"am. OF that port the Van AL
lens EouGhton lost h"r forosail- afheia
wise sh" would probably have arrived
ahead nj tl" Scitz. Il il denied rhat
thn vessels raced or started win tlo ir-
tcntiou ~ racing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

John j. Ackcrley, postmaster of
lexington. Ky, ana John q. Pole. as
"'SiHht postmaster have been indicted
ny ~" November grand jury at Lcxinc
Ton. NJ. on two counts each for m
lawfully procuring spilituouS. intoxi-
'atihG or malt liquors for students of
washington and lie" University. it is
alleged. ~" indictments allege tha t
IN" students procured money order !
from tn" Lexington post office AMI fhr
money orders We're sent to another CITY
i'r purchase of liquor. Each man is
indicted on two counts. but in each
case a single student was brought be-
lore tn" grand jury. The matter will
~ rdi'ed I" the attorney generals at
tcntion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Tb. Jordan f.trth,r t-r ~h.., tnv.u. 4.
water mtu MN Alinord MrullN ui.nt Tn.
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'N.|. Mi' h'- nr"N 'lrtl,d M, MI. lt~.
pi"'I III 'H" in''h't"'ht pl-I 'GhH"h''t
huron "I Ed'E'r. t" Hi thr Ndctn,l
,"dN'H hN tfr I''thl resignation Mt fh'
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~ IN, '"r' "' N'Ht' LN. VISA u. fhW.
lNn ann l'hm'h. i"r haNiAI 1h'rt ,gl'-
-i'rS III lh'lF l"S~'' 'S-4on. ~" iufA ~ WIS
'I"S't returned Erldl,t "t EuiitA a~ tr
td'n irSrr' iH, i.t. ll'r 'dS" II I" :" t'r-
"hth L" t"e i"" t"Nit 'n y question "i
'""-
Game Warden Perkins arrested au lH-
'ilaH "n III" trtiu near VIM. Tuv~dt.
morning. for having iit HiS ppSS,- sion d
SNli1 'hat Was >nHlr'nd I" e mat M 4
t"N pi '"it it""S' iHC Il"ihh 'lN'S IN
'.nlc," "hh WIZ f'ltt~'h "tl M PnniS'
,i'"' II N'u'u come 1" -" io"H' We"
i''St''. morning, Tor a nearing before
Ju"E' y hi'll2
The last sad rites were said over thr
remains al TN" latr I'rnf. Charles Collin.
Isuunds at 80 H. Nj. Monday. at the Old
south church al Pennington. whcr,'
scores of tn" drcrasrd'S friends gathered
!" paN nm tribute. The int"rment wa
AT Franklin cemetery ana Geo. q. pulilG-
ton, J. L. ThWiug. IL. ". Rice aud j. NJ
;. Hunter. al near friends 81 tur a.
ceased. acted as bearers.
Mr. and Mr. M STRAINS. nr Gam
bridge Mass. cclrbrntrd their silver we'd
AlDl- ,ri.bf Sfrn,r... .t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
To the Public.

Allow mo 10 say few words in
fraiee ~ Chamberlain cough Rem
odv. ! hrd very severe cough ana
.uiG aui feared would Eet pneumonia.
Dut after taking the second dose ot
thie meci,Ino / felt better, three bot
tles NJ it cured my cold and the pains
tu ms chest disappeared entirely. !
an most respectfully yours Tor health
Ralph :. Meyers. G+-Thirty- 81.
Wheeling w. VIA. For sale by JOIN
g'0ughlir. I'M Water St; J. G. Houle-
han. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Lost in the AdjrOrdacks.

Utica. y. y. Nov. I2.--Miss Margaret
Mcconnell. aged % years. of tins city
u trained nurse. who went 10 MckeeFef
in the Adirondacks for hr health' TWO
months ago. is lost in the great woods
ana there ar,. no hopes of finding htr
alive. Yesterday morning. she went
into the woods for z walk. Not return
ing, a party was formed ana loo men
have Dcen searching FOR fcr ddy ana
night. They returned. tonight. having
found no trace Of her. BloodhOundS
have been sent for from Elmira to aid
In the search.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
GAINING AT BOSTON.
Five New Cases Discovered. Monday. On,
Child and Four Grown People.

Boston. Nov. l2-The board of
health reported five new cases of small
poX. Monday. one was a 2-year-old child
found III house in South Boston. Last
night. a man in Dorchester ana u wo-
man in South Boston, We're discovered
sick with the disease The fourth case
is that Of a colo:ed man at the South
End. He is a waiter. TIE fifth is q
boy about l9 residing in Dorchester.
The source of his infection mas not
been traced
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

'i'Iam Epps. tie negro snatch THIEF.
~ was caught after an exciting chaS,.
Il 'ic south End. Boston. Monday
N'"ii'S. was taken to the police head
'U''' ''rS' Tuesday, where he was
'.r'SVre' by the Ger,illion system ana
=, r,''oA ned for III" Rogues Gallery
~ IL III" ci"se questioning by CHIEF
"''S' It was learned that he had
''iN@d 4" "A mouths term ii the #
f'hat"rE at Concord for brc.k.ng II
" building lIe will be arraigno
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Chicago Markets.

thlClgO. NOV. II.
Heavy liquidation in a market depress-
ingiy heavy with bearish influence
brought Il general slump in grains. to-
day. December wheat closing l1snh low
er, December corn lLn3s down and De-
cember oats l,@asc depressed. Provisions
closed ~ to 90 down.
WHEAT-No. Nov. Nv; Dec, ia;
May. 15kmi.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. NOV. l2-rhc following
Main" pension changes result from thn
isSnr Of oct. >. increase. restoration
re-issI" George Diplock Augusta. 81:
Abicl y. I.inscott. Damariscotta Mills.
So; MIrccllus \. lIardin Thorndikc Sln:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Edwin u Wentworth. waldo 81; 'alen
T.. Wnslnw. Otisrald 81. Original. " ~
nw-. special accrued Oct ~ Margaret
SWEET. WcSthruOk 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Prince Christian. eldest son Of th,.
crown prince Of Denmark. il severely
III with scarlet fever at Copenhagen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

\ cablcgram received III the state dc
r.rlmcnt. today. from Auckland. y. H..
announces the death at .\rid, Samoa.
pct "a Of Luther W. Osborn. United
states consul general at Apia. Mr. bs-
born was born in New York, and NJ
pointed t. his present post from Ne
braska. July -. 1897. Mr.. Osborn was
9lSo consul general at NukuslpSa, the
capital OF the Congo group OF islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
S6.OOO.O0O WANTED


;.ile terms to French argols. brandies
ma spirits. works Of art, still wines
ANA Nermouth
Mr.. Skinner gives figures showing ex-
norris from MarScillcS for three years
preceding the operation of the arrange
men, and The years of its life. In the
,:ee OF argois the exports Were, in
,ound numbers. 500 900 $500, 600 and
$Ief 900 i'm the years lS9l. 1896 and 1897
i.creased 10 500 900 in 1898. to $i2j. 600
in 1899 and 10 Sl9G 900 in 1900. During
lPnl thcv dropped to S322 600.
The figures in the case of th" other
~ iNileged articles covered in the ar
langement. show about the same pro-
pol oltionate rates Of increase ana de
crease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Accidents come with distressing ~
.,,i,.nc,- on the farm. cuts. bruises. sti1gt,
,rraIuS Dr. Thomas Electric on r.
ievcs the pain instantly. Never wv
.IInUut IL.
NV wf&wkyn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Stops the Cough
~ nu works mfr fl,s> Gaia

cold in one day. No cure. No Pov prica
p cents ~" ny fricr
Wed&sat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
POLO GAMES.

vt Salem! "a wrcnc". :. Salem. !.
NJ Luwcll-l.oweIl. l.; Portland. I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

i>ln& Edward has decided to have the
celebrated kohinoor diamond mounted
in the crown Of Queen Alexandra for
the coronation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

roKN- Nv. Nov 573.. Dee. va.
Man. 81 II Y'-1s
oATs-Dcc.. as7.. May. pI.
PORK Jam. 1898. May. I5I5
LAkD-%pr.. S.3i Dec 8.5J: Jan. ss-
RIBS Jan. 7.7o: May. 7S.
FLOT R-Edsy
WHEAT-No. B spring. s7n73. " w.
75l4n7+4 H.
CORN-No. yellow. Gg...
OATS-No. 2 1gDFl.. NJ, wbi,s u.
"i3 No. 2 white. i2niZ4 ~
RYE-N0. >. ~
MALT1NG-Fair 70 choice 5.li5qz
FLAXSEED--No. ]. lf7i.: No. / nora
WesterHs i4sI. "'-
TGMO1T5Y- FtI6.
MESS PORK IA. .SffDl3s5
| LARb..--8.s2l 4T55.
I .:55IORT sRfRS. SIDES. .qyas,
= SHOULDERS DR. saited. ia
N S7C CRFsCLEAH SIDES 9gflg
Ii aLDyEE- 80 N.
Receipts Shpncr,.
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Hi.TTIit. Firn; creafnoncs. lJars
jJiiI,~ i5Hla ~
CHEESE Stclas. .t1!,.
EGGS-FiIm fresh nun
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

tam JdIl'S II. J.tthSii 10 ne llld Jbl.
The President made tn" follow InG
appointments. Today:
Navy. John H. Shiplcy. lieut. com
mandct: l:"rcrt NJ. Kennedy surgeon.
'iudoluh q. MchrtcnS. b"atSwaiu.
the announcement Of the settlement
nf tine contest fur the Kentucky inter
nal revenue. cnll,vtnr>lir was made -
day. at the conclusion ~ = c"ut"rcnr,
prrti, ipitcd ii hy tn President. S,na-
!rr pch".. Representative EorinE and
commissioner nf Internal t;ctcnu'
YcrhrS Tho formal appointments
Nrr,. pnruuncrd. LLt- this AFTERNOON
fhc contest fnr the vacancy created hN
tn resignation last Saturday. az tul
hector a.. T.. S,pp nf IN" fifti Loui-
,ill'n district. W1s hrirl but spirited
rh, Presidents inclination Was tn ar
'uini Nj. tvIit. hut so.u" strong opp"-
-itiun developed against him ana III,
matter WAS considered Very carefully
senator D"hnv. VINO is a friend Of form
~ collector Sapp. had vigorously "p-
posed the appointment ~ NJ. craft
hut at todayS conference Withdrew his
opposition ANA gave Craft his endorse
mcnt The announcement VI Mf
Crafts appointment followed. Repre-
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euuport.d Mr craft.
y. NJ. Cnmingorr. Who AIr. Li,b-rii
Nh; succeed aa collector III ,A" six'E
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announcement n li' selection Win h'
made ~ /. day or '"".
Juds" Mcpnv"ll ~ y E"nuhl."n NJ,
" N lawyer of fine attachments ANA ID "
believed that his appointment Will NM, .t
with cordial npDroN al. beyond t,i.. ui--
,QS>lON 81 TINS dIlDiEtntHt ana tflt
consideration of th,. claims w Som,
other candidates for federal otii., Tit
ia business of public. interest v4.
Transacted by tht. cabinet al ill., n.-..i
ing todal
Commander w. VI l:erdtr has h"tt
ordered to take command of the lHin-
ing ship Hartford. on the 18TH inst. r..
| ,ieVinC Commander !. VI. liza = l"y. NJ,
| ,vill proceed to his home ~ WaitiH.: M -
dorS
Secretary Long has selected Er,l Nl-
niral Frnnl, Nildes To Dc thc head ,,
! mo Mead, coUrtmartial In rlar.. ..
Rear Admiral Tayln; Th, ,Iat" tnr wv,
nn, tiu. " IN. court vaS pnytrnruI
| frn., tn. I.th 10 thr Iqii lnSt :nd tlls
rhanrr would have ur,.yrnt.d tImtt3i
| Ta,Ior from attending ,h,. s.s.irp. -.
! tb, ccnnl.,l bo.rd Or -, navy
I,1is tipn Henry a. Merriam will h..
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