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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
A FOR GLASS MEET.

All is now in order for the high
school inter-class meet which is to
be held this afternoon on the track
at Madison and Brighton avenues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Woman,s way.

Some wimmen," says a rural phi
Iosopher, will let down a foldin' bed
and then look to see if there's a man
under it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

AzsertIsIng in the NEWS brings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

the Board of Aldermen, City OF
Perth Amboy:
Gentlemen-We, the undersigned,
property owners along Kirkland
place, from Smith street to the Lee
high Valley railroad property, most
respectfully petition your honorable
body to cause the sidewalks along
said line to be tagged within the next
ninety 600 days, and your petition
ers will every pray.
Abel Hansen,
Niels Lybeck,
Nicholas loft,
Hans C.. Petersen,
Christ B. Petersen,
Edward I. Gertewrski,
Andrew Skivenki,
Albert Chereek,
John H. Poulson,
Hans Eriksen,
Niels Tonnesen,
Charles Lovdahl,
Joseph Podo.
was referred to the committee on
streets and sewers.
The following:
Perth Amboy, N. j., April %, 1906.
To the Honorable Board of Alder
men, City of Perth Amboy:
Gentlemen-We, the undersigned,
property and residents on
New Brunswick avenue and vicinity,
do hereby respectfully petition your
honorable body to construct a receiv-
ing basin on the north side of New
Brunswick avenue by the crossing of
Convery place, and your petitioners
shall every pray.
Soren Nielsen,
Christian Nielsen,
Hans Nelson,
Christian C~hrfsAensen,
Rasmus Petersen,
Chris ~Seiersdahl,
Marius Petersen,
NJ. Momberg,
Mary Christiansen
MAIDS J, Mork,
Martinus UnRefskov,
4aorqeu Haf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27
sunitcn Siofct.

Sru Marie gua Ieot MioItra bar
peo 8iersr SEMEN paa @rte9a 5urlas
Bergen uosiuet iine t1tcreSia % til'
bells meset iornsieIise Mincer ira Der.
gems iprIte ~notipuale SceNe. &t tiaa'
Der ps al oens rise 5orroaO at hioiGtie
isIsenbe urfcmiIfe grubItpttc ira "ert
auuitreiie til ariitians Juno:
6 Ter g%iilutninsen al fin iorIte So
ion beiinber ben unse Scenc Jig uUentet
/ Ell messt fritiif SttuotjCn joet ben
Banter busm ben bar bctroct line ops
ipileoe Ieugs er saaet Gallli.
Saa MAJ ben % | i'm 9}ro oaa poa
@lrlteipil iii ariitinnSiunO, buzz Lbas
lias &c pei irembDper fig / Stlttetic-
Ell 9oaue, uuoer buis Sutu Ter CT ct
fulpt beiat 6j0s.
Mere eub Ell Gang moo 3obnuneS
Srut mlot I Ell artbenne SttHc dlbrpoe
i'm "SO.lega" i 5ieict meo oct Grgers
li9e:
"gtet, III iaar ell al os bO,oe pp!"
Msn bet sanr oua puer 6orpeutuitq
goot, inolil Den idnteie @curUcc. Sore.
fitting for ariitiansiunos. Organizer
aleues Gnfe.
Ser er propfulot Sus pco Cpigret.
fen al @erselauos ~5jelbitUen".
Gu efiettiulo Wtaane - ct &uuitUGrt
al oliet 9npir - tiger pp Voo 6jmmes
len. Gn Dame blanot Gilituerne biz
Der iaa OperpeIoet, at hun giper ct
CHG fra fig, Os Der opitaor cit SmuIe
8lnif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

"Ser er en- Gnme. Tom CT blsuet oonr'
lia!" Gag Maamen uGt!!" raaber en-
pnlois Gpf ira @alleriet.
3a trGoer Sobannes Sruu trent til
9amperrffen o. tprouer:
H2et Tan Der life pGrc Tale um! 3ag
9anten pGf, Simmellesemerue mac saa
i'm @ang!"
S%orcitiuinsen IortiGttes, men bltper
| nGIte Sjeblif aibruSt ueo ct Stria -
bcunesons ira Sceueu. 8pseuS 5Ur'
iatterinoe, Spmfru Wioling. CT sien.
mem en- @lul9e / @uluet ialbt neo til
Siperne / 5iUiet, Ser uoipanct Jig oa
iplesnoe acplitperel meaem hence %
Sobanues 8ruu:
"Sar gu IIuaet big ipGrt, Marie?"
SITE bet minbite. Seq bar iaIOt
pad ipriticItg mpgt!"
~San ie at tomme % igien meo otg!"
"lten leg er iaa beitIot, at le9 life
fan pie mig iOr 6plt!"
Sob sin @tumo, MOr! Gr bet life
ct nattouaIt Stptte?"
81 Spilet I0rEiGtteS, uoeu at bet nos
get berangereoe Goilstte 9igr 1pucerIi8
Sfanr Stemnirecn. bperteu paa ben
enc eaer Den onOen SHE al Campo
rrffelt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

8iOr inscn SurificI. en- mgrt5u'
set % iortbnaret Snoipio boooc ben,
pcuot fig til en- @onoc for at bIi Sie&.
gut poa 8oarocu. Eagcn eftcr meotc
9onOen @~iHtergittten fin.
"&eo q. at Den me 6is&gutteu cr
lloInnOin8, 1u&bono?" ipurate Sir.
tcrQutten.
"&aotit peo ic1 bel set" iportc Bon.
Sen roIig.
"2Ren - ban fan 10 life inofte
Sort, Nuabouo!"
"&rpo Big oIOrig, ON oct. 0u, Get
fan life &ua beucr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

mere at fare meb. Wien bet ipncs, ium
ON De itcrite 2Rs saar til @aaros, %
be minoiie til Sns.
5orsprist rusler 6oIt beromtrins
nieo bet aamie
Zen 2Soe 5ebrnar 1906,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

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HEARST IN FAvOR WITH "POPS."
Platform Praises the FIFTY Cent Dollar
and Reads Like 1890

Sr. LOUIS, June %. William Randolph
Hearst snatciied victory from defeat
Just before the adjournment OF the CON
ference Of Populist clubs this afternoon
and managed to force the adoption Of the
resolution for the merger Of the Peoples
party WITH other reform associations.
When this resolution was presented at
last nights session il precipitated a lively
row. during which Hearst was denounced
and Bryan was branded az a traitor. In
order to prevent a threatened split adj urn
ment was taken til his morning, when the
fighting was renewed. Finally a platform
was adopted
1t declares against government by IN
junction, voices opposition to the tarin,
which il held responsible for the growth
and perpetuation OF ~monopolies; demands
the election Of United States Senators by
the people, refers to the "nfty cent dollar
IA being the salvation OF the monetary
situation.
Money" ~ says, lis the creature CT law.
Nothing can be legal tender money except
as the law makes 1t. such d statement II
no longer called anarchistic. 1t Is an axiom
10 plain that no intelligent and well informed
man can seriously deny it.
Recess was taken after the platform
was adopted. Upon reassembling the Hearst
followers we're found to be in the majority,
but the minority developed sufficient
strength to force this amendment TO last
nights resolution:
Providing that the question OF merging
the various parties into one az indorsed by
the present conference shall be subject to
the ratification OF the national executive
committee OF the party
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LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Romans In Semi-linal or Middle
StRtes ChatnplOnshIp.

Lawn tennis play by the women experts
provided the feature In the continuation OF
the Middle Atlantic States championship
tournament Yesterday on the turf courts OF
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. Miss Helen
liomans, recent winner OF the national cham
DIonship. won her place In the semI.fnal
round. She defeated Mrs, H. $, Coe OF the
RnVlewood Field tlIb in straight sets by the
score Of q u, o T. The other brhckets OF
the women'1 championship singles are filed
by Miss Esther Smith. Miss Alice j.. Ilay,
holder oi tho Sew Jersey state championship
and sIrs. Pr. Plat, ...
IN the men = championship singles Will
am i. Clothicr. iliiam 4. l.arned ana
lnals. Clol hlnr. the phlladelphian. Is in the
TOP hall, agE BE- Won his bracket by md de'e smd
Stevens are in the lower hall and both won
in straight sets. The summary
First Msuu round nefef a, s0I Rsihsr '' Smith dsisS!sd "Ili,s
d Sns : HHsi KIN @1sy { BY 4 dt eau MI Ills Z CONN M s aefs.ted
a M'ss n!faS MISS S1 %iiGa;;; -. o. -: Mrs., 3;
P Ts,, q d' &, Ssle n l,ie. Aaies Wlss c5r,a mi s RSbi,s Sst 4
By default, Mrs. L.. $. Coe defeated Miss Freeman.
80 Miss Helen Romans defeated Mrs Hague
Second, Round Miss Esther Smith defeated
a Are I: L: II sis E"GG; 6Him. 8 3 tS 3 ! !, Mrs. Mrs.. A IS r. L, PAX Rsy
d hdm,e ME- Mrs., &c, Cd Hr, Hale; ' Coo. "a, Mss Mss he'e"
First round Or. Augustus B., w~adsworih. West
Side Lawn Tennis club. d%efeatcd Albert j. Hinck'
Side Lawn Tennis club, defeated George ". Pierre
RTG r. Hi 1c&nF ao aatSn T & 5. o Ge}sa led Edward ahss 9'f b.
Dewhurst, University OF Pennsylvania, 10. o-s,
Second Round Hugh Tallant, West Side Lawn
rcnnis club, 9'S. q: TTniiam a. Larned' orange
Lawn Tennis club. defeated Frank Kldde, Engle.
"@ TS,r t'e'f ROUND Sin9, N 9 Il, on"' J.. clo,hler. Bcimon,
Cricket CLUB, Philadelphia, defeated Hugh pallant;
West Side Lawn Tennis club; %. !; Echard
erick c, CoIston, CatonsviIle Cquntry, club, %,
o William a, I.arned, Orange Lawn Tennis club.
defeated + Is Register University OF PennsyI'
Msn'ss 6amSpIonshlp Doubles Preliminary round
uE; 3; c snG Slr and R de- l. ctJ Jsmss' r P%r'1 HSa%s r and
p'FFiiR Ps, R R5a@Sas w if&% ne a. la siGst 'n ana @i!1lan,
f &. +. sm GlSo' M GSifs'ss p Fled e G Hi SI and Wss; Sac Sac
aSG rn Ts q i Noo,e 9 s' S SHs' t HtTls : Ga1F fisid
Club and New York Lawn Tennis Club, defeated
J; Il. Dodd and ". Hobbie' Orange Lawn Tennis
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, defeated ): z: ba nl.3a
Vest Side Lawn Tennis Club and cstonsviie
Country Club, defeated H. Mex, Glazehrook and
club and West Side Lawn. Tennis Club. s-s,.s-i:
". +, Freeman and |. F; Morris, Jr. Orange Lawn
James, Princeton University and Vermont. So,
10, %; Albert j. HInck and Otto. H.. Hlnck,
MontclaIr Athletic Club defeated c. Wa Th TSk
y Second Round W. F, Freeman and l.. F: Morris,
Hlnck and Otto II, Iiinck, Montclair A.. c, 0 4,
Q IS: Jay Bramhall and t. d. %Souther, Orange
! Eag Sn,s Tennis we C!qe S,d Get iswT 4 HgEh T c1us ana snd ca g,
louisville Country Club, sc g.. g..
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0BITEiRI'.

Michael Moran. president of the Moran
Towing, aud Transportation company OF
as Commodore among TRANSPORT elton lnen,
died yesterday at his home. 10 First place.
Brooklyn. in bis seventy, second YEAR t He
Canal, He finally became the owner OF a
canal boat In 1850 he st stated wss = as m a tS%ho at
the Maritime Exchange and the National
hoard Of Steam Navigation. The Association
meeting at noon, to-day, in the Ghamher OF
Commerce 10 take action on Mr.. Moran
dsath, He Leaves two Gil T0P hs and bsId a td damshter;
morning at 81. Stephens X. &. Church. In
Hicks and summit streets.
Emil EottgeT, superintendent Of the sub,
Treasury Building In this city for the last
twenty, years, died on Wednesday at his home,
Jos Heber,on avenue. Port Richmond staten
IsasH Bora a' IN this fs c i',"t So years co so ago "''fH, He a ways
took an active part in Democratic politics
since he was a young, man, MANY, years ago
Clerk. He was at one time a. school commits,
sloner of Staten Island and vas afterwaTd
never married, but lived with his sister. The
funeral will take place Tomorrow afternoon.
Eugene J.. sheldon. former Judge Of Herki.
mer county, died at his home in Little Falls
Yesterday. following a protracted illness.
Judge sheldon gained great success in the
legal profession end for many, years he had
mer county. He had bcch at different times
District Attorney, Surrogate and County
Judge Of Herkimer county. During his
term as District Attorney he conducted the
prosecutions case against ,Roxanna Druse.
who was hanged in 1887 for the murder OF her
husband.
Mrs. Frances Bondi Salinger, wife OF Max
Sa inger,a Jersey CITY lawyer. died yester-
day afternoon al her summer cottage at
sixty-siyth year. She was planning to cole
brate the forty-stxth anniversary OF her
maria ge on July /. Mrs. Salinger was a
member of the Jersey City ,Woman's Club,
the Needle Work Guild and the Abercrombie
Guild OF Christ Hospital. She. was also con,
Roth Home. She is survived by three sons.
Manfred, Arthur and jay b.
Or. Edwin n, Grant. for forty years con.
Washington, died at his home In that city
Yesterday nj the age OF "a year,. He was a
native Of Pennsytfania aud served through
out the civil war as a surgeon.
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CAN'T BUILD CONDUITS.
Application OF the Electric Lines Com
pany Is Denied.

Supreme Court Justice Bischoff denied
yesterday the application made by the New
York Electric Lines Company for permission
TO construct conduits throughout the city.
In so deciding Justice Bischofr approves
the stand taken by Commissioner Ellison
Of the Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Department, who denied the company's
requests for permits to open streets for the
construction OF conduits in which to lay
telephone and other electric wires.
Justice Bischoff holds that the company
lost its right to open streets by the action
Of the Legislature of 1885 in passing the
subway act. The company got its fran
chise In 1883 and actually began work within
the following year. BY the subway act
it got sixty days within which to assert its
right to construct subways independently
OF the COMMISSIONS Of Public Works or
other municipal authority. Having failed
to 80 assert it's rights within that prescribed
time 1t came within the provision OF the law,
and as the present application Is based
merely upon the company's franchise
Justice Bischoff finds that there is no appar-
ent reason for overturning the existing
legislation, under which the company has
LOST its rights,
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SUPREME COURT, SECoND. JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT.-In the Matter OF the application OF the City
OF New York to acquire certain real estate IN me
Towns OF Lewisboro, PoundHdge and Bedford, west
chester County. New York. under Chapter 40 OF the
laws Of 1893. and the Laws amendatory thereot
for the purpose OF a dam and reservoir on Cross
River, and for the purpose OF suppl wing the CITY OF
New York with an Increased supply OF pure and
eros RIVER DAM AND ]REsERy9IRo AZ F1 ESr
ITO TIC CONFIRM SECOND SEPARATE RE-
PORT.-Public Notice is hereby given that the
Second Separate Report OF Daniel F Cohalan, Jonn
F, Brennan and Benonl Plat, Commissioners OF APP
praisal In the above entitled matter, was fled In the
once of the Clerk OF the County OF WeStchester,
at White Plains In said County. on the 9th day OF
June. 1905.
Notice is further given that the Second Separate
Report Includes and affects the parcels OF land
designated as Parcels Nos. q, 8, II. 50 and 81 In said
Proceeding.
Notice is further given that an application VIII be
made at a Special Term OF the supreme Court OF the
state OF New York, TO be held In and for the Second
judicial District al the Court House In the Borough
on the 10th day OF July, 1919, at 1850 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard for an order confirming said report
and for such other and further relief as may be Just.
Dated New York, June 10, 1905.
JOHN J. DELANY.
Corporation Counsel,
2Tryon Row. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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PROPOSALS..


once OF tho President OF the Borough OF Man
haitian. City Hall, The city of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR will be received
by the President Of the Borough OF Manhattan, az
the City Hall. Room 10. until 3 O'Clock p. M. on
MONDA Y, JULY n, 1905.
No. 1. For regulating and grading. curblng ana
tagging One Hundred and Fifty third street, from
BnDadway to Rive rside Drive extension.
No. 2. For regulating and grading, curbing and
tagging One Hundred and Sixty seventh street.
from Amsterdam avenue to Audubon avenue.
No. 3. For regulating and grading. curblng and
tagging One Hundred and Seventy second street.
from 81. Nicholas avenue to Audubon avenue.
No. T. For regulating, grading. curbing ana
tagging Post avenue, from Dyckman street to
Tenth avenue.
No. s. For tagging and r~efagglns side walks on
the east side of 81. Nicholas avenue, from Ainster-
dam avenue to one Hundred and Sixty ninth street
and west side of st. Nicholas avenue. from Ainster-
dam avenue TO One Hundred and Sixty seventh
street.
No. o. For regulating and paving with asphalt
block pavement on concrete foundation the road
way OF west One Hundred and Sixty NTH street.
from Boulevard Lafayette to Broadway.
No. :. For regulating and repaving with asphalt
pavement on present pavement relaid as founda-
ton the roadway of one Hundred and Third street.
from Broadway TO West End avenue.
No. 2. For constructing parkways thereon ana
regulating and repaving with asphalt block pave:
ment on a concrete foundation the roadway Of
Broadway. from One Hundred and Thirty NTH street
to One Hundred and Fifty NTH street:
For Rll particulars see City Record.
JOHN F.. AHEARN.
Borough President.
The City OF New York, June IS, 1909.
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PUBLIC


COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT-In the Matter OF the Application OF the
City OF New York 70 acquire certain real estate ~
the Towns Of Lewisboro. PoundHdge and Bedfotdi
Westchcster County. New York, under chapter 80
OF the Laws of 1888 and the laws amendatory thereof.
for the purpose OF a dam and reservoir on CIoes
River, and for the purpose OF supplying the Clsy
OF New York with an Increased supply OF pure ana
c re SRfVFR DAM AND RESERVOIR SECOND
TTioS TO CONFIRM THIRD SEPARATE REPORT,
Separate Report OF Francis l.arkin, Charles DtAndt
Jr' and John j. Brown. Commissioner Of Ap.
praisal in the above entitled matter, vas Died IN
The once OF the Clerk Of the County Of Westchestefi
at White Plains In said County on the NTH day OF
May. 1905. -
Report Includes and Affects the parcels OF snd
designated as Parcels Nos. SO, 62I, 62la, 81. Oh, 10
rs, 7sb, and so In said proceedings.
Notice Is further given that an application WI
be made at a Special Term Of the supreme court OF
the state OF New York. 10 be held In ana 1or the
Second judicial District, al the Charnoers OF NJ.
Justice Martin ]. Keogh IN thu city OF New no.
chelle, County OF Westche tter, on the 3Oth Day OF
June, 1905, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF thet
day. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heara.
for an order confirming said report and Tor such
other and further relief as may be Just
Dated New York. May ~, 1908.
JOHN j. DELANY.
Corporation Counse,
Tryon Row.
Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
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JOTTTNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The steamboat Grand Republic will resume Its
trips 10 Rockaway Beach. beginning TO morrow.
All tickets include admission TO Steeplechase PARK.
The boat leaves i29th street, North River. at 4. NJ.
and 1880 p. NJ; foot OF Twenty second street, North
River, at p45 A. NJ. and ll5 p. NJ: Pier /, North
River, iOl5 a. VI. and ? =, NJ. and, returning, leaves
Rockaway Beacl at l2:3 and $50 p. M.
The North German Lloyd Steamship. Company
will despatch the twin screw camsh Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse from New York to Genoa, Naples
and Alexandria on Saturday, January co, 1907.
The schooner Jacob S, Wlnslow which arrived
here yesterday from Port Arthur, Tex. brought
ali, who were picked up Oh the coast of Florl o
after they had been In small boats Tor nearly
twenty four hours,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-29
Catholic Summer School.

The fifteenth session Of the Catholic
summer School Of America, at Cliff Haven,
Lake Champlain, will begin next Sum-
day, July /, with a mass in the chapel on
the grounds, and vespers in the evening,
On the following day the regular work
of the school will be ~inaugurated with a
| lecture by the president, the Rev. DR.. John
Talbot Smith, on "The Literary Enemies
of Henrik Ibsen." After this the regular
! lectures, classes, sports and amusements
will lie in full swing for the months of July
and August.
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Still FIGHTING M'CiRREN.
Brooklyn League OF Democratic Clubs
ReOrganlZed.

The Brooklyn League Of Democratic
Clubs, which was formed a couple of years
ago with the special purpose of clipping
the political wings of Senator Patrick Henry
McCarren, has been r%eorganized and will
continue the fight against the Senator at
the September primaries, These are the
new officers of the league John H. Delaney,
president: Edward Glinnen, vice president;
Patrick Hayes, treasurer, and Frank Foley,
secretary. Robert F. Gillin was deposed
from the presidency because, as alleged,
he had shown an inclination to dicker with
the McCarrenites 1t is generally under
alliances with the followers of Hearst.
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FUSION TICKET IN VERMONT.
Independent Republicans and Democrats
Put Same Men In the Field.

BURLINGTON, VT, June ESP. W. Clement
Of Rutland, candidate for Governor on the
Independent Republican ticket, was nomi-
mated to-day by the Democratic convention
after a hot fight.
The Independent convention was held
here while the Democratic convention was
in session. The same ticket was nominated
by each convention.
G. H. Pape of Barre, a Democrat, was
nominated for Lieutenant-Governor. The
rest of the ticket is divided between the two
parties.
When the name of w. j. Bryan was men
toned as a candidate for the Presidency
the cheering was great.
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Iieut..Go,. Brucc n, state can,p.

PEEKsKHh DEPOT, n Y, June 2s,-Lieut.-
Gov. NJ. Linn Bruce made his first visit to
the New York State amp of military in
struction to-day and was received with the
honors due his Office. He was accompanied
by many members of the military staff OF
Gov Higgins. He reviewed the Twelfth
Regiment, and congratulated its commander
on the showing OF the men,. He left for
New York Obj the 7:44 p. NJ. train.
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TO DISSOLVE MAsTERsON & 60.
Bart Dunn Has Receiver Appointed TO Wind
I'd Affairs OF Contracting Firm.

Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court
yesterday appointed William H. Masterson
receiver to wind up the affairs of the firm Of
William H.. Masterson d Co., doing a CON
tracing business at 176th street and Park
avenue. The a m consists Of Masterson
and Bart Dunn, a brother Of the late ex-
Sheriff Tom Dunn.
All the extensive contracting interests
that were operated by Tom Dunn haveAbeen
taken over by Bart, who has plants and
offices in variou parts Of the city.
Bart Dunn brought the suit TO dissolve
the partnership between him and Master
son. The bond required of the latter was
hxed at $25 900 by the Court.
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Nominated to Succeed 8. Fred Nixon.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, June 2s.-Charles NJ.
Hamilton of Ripley was nominated by the
Republicans for Member of Assembly,
Second Chautauqua district, after an ex-
citing fight this afternoon. The nomination
the district formerly represented by Speaker
S. Fred Nixon. The fact that the convention
s%quabbled all the afternoon sho WIS how
much the guiding hand Of Nixon Ia missed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-29
In International Chess.
.sprrta, Caslr Despatch To THE SUN,

Special Crblc Despatch 70 THE SUN.
OSTFNn, Belgium, June 2s.-The sectional
match play in the international chess masters
tournament was brought to an end at the Kur-
saal to-day, when the adjourned game between
Leonhardt and Swidcrski was played to a
draw. Tomorrow play will be resumed
with the members of each of the four sections
paired against each OF her in short one round
Journeys. After that the six players with
the highest scores will continue in the final
round for the Aalf dozen prizes. The COM
plete scores to date in the order OF merit are
No followa.