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Business Directory
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FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM.
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, Aug. 20. 1903.
The following is the list OF names. residences
and places Of business Of persons making ap-
p~lication TO this hoard for the granting OF IL
censes to sell spirltuous. vinous. malt or brewed
liquors aud not heretofore published according
30 law, TO Wit:
Name. Place OF business. Residence.
Observation-Disclosures.
John ~. Norel & Sons, ca West ST. same place
Felix Bcttger, SEE High Same place
RErAII~RENEWALS.
Fred c. Cavanagh, 1S n. J. r. II. av. Same p.
Marx. T.. PepioW, 1879 BuWerY St.. Same place
Abraham DeNall. hamburg pl. road. Same pl
Geo. Campbell, PSI High t....-...,Sam place
Charles Mueller, 159 Sussex aV.,....Same place
Michael Mannion, 81 Lister av.....Same place
George TIudak. ATG Mulberry Ft......Sarne place
John L. Wyatt. III Thomas st. Same place
Joseph Horowitz. 272 Washington St. Same pl,
Ferdinand Reiuhardt, rs Market st. Same place
Richard Kaiser. d Commerce st......Same place
Thos. T. Wall. 3S9-SS5 Warren st t.. Same place
BarI,afa Weisana. lf3 Delaney st....S Same place
NTlch. n. Fnl5ristein. rs Warren ST.. Same p.
Nanny Reitberger. 1Od Somerset St. Same place
Albert T-Ia.nerie las Springfield av.. Same place
John Javosni1e, 20-22 Charlton st.,-.same p,ses
lr-als Dnrhusr & bedford 81. ...... Same place
ltel,s, ciIo{ne 27 Bank st.. Same place
Gsa-a tfil1 ri ieth av.........Sam place
Fltas Getizsi.5. 10 Johnson st ......Same place
Fred q. Srhr itt, &l 50. Orange. az same Pi.
PliipinS, Fgissr. lei AVON av'..,,.. same place
pir,NfT N-frVV APPLICATIONS.
r,ena sha,iro. III West -, Same place
Louis i. Miiioi s chs Abr, 1876 18th ava
RICHARD MILLER,
Pres. pro tenn
City Clark.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
NO RECORD OF THIS BOUT.

In order to settle a wager made be
tween two well-known sporting men
Of this city. the sporting editor OF
THE EVENING STAR has been asked
to state whether or not Joe Grim and
Gardener ever fought in Michi-
gan. If they did there is no record Of
the bout.
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BALLTOSSERS WHO
ENTER FAST COMPANY

some time. That anIt1e was not any
too strong, anyhow.
Howatt, the Arlington's pitcher, after
tNirling superb bali up to the ninth In
ming yesterday against the Pathways
in the third game of 81 series, went to
pieces. He hit and passed enough men
i'm thai inning to fill the bases, and
Tommy orman cleared the bases with
a three-tlmer into Fairy AXE 1t took
two more innings then for the Park
way team TO get the winning run
Percy Reeves had fifteen strlkeouts
in the Lineolu-Ironside game yester-
day.
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The National Turner's tied the IRON
sides for first place in the City League
series yesterday by winning a pair OF
games. In the morning at West Side
oval, the Turner's downed the IRON
sides. 3 to 1. Knoth pitched in fine
style, retiring eleven men on strikes,
but the Turner's made their hits count
and. besides. played an crrorless game
in the field.
Another hard struggle resulted in the
afternoon. when the Nationals nosed
out the Washinetons, 5 to .. scoring the
winning run in the eighth inning. The
scores.
AfAu, nIrp .Tr.pc " ~AGITINGvrnN
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Two-base hlts-Pfeifer, Uiricb, Lang,
Schott. Three-base hits--Lang 2. Caus-
brook, Fields. Stolen bases-Tronsides G.,
l-incolns a. Sacrifice hits-Mullln, Girtan-
ner. Bases on balls-Off Muilln 4, off
Reeves 3. Struck out-By Mullin II, by
Reeves u. Hit by pitehcr-Sehroeder.
Passed Balls-Pfeifer, Fields. Double plays
-Speary to Schrade to McFIugh. Left on
bases-Ironsides 10, Lincolns G. Time Of
game-2h. Umpire-Furphy. Attendance
1000.
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NEWARK. N. J.. August 10. 1908:
Estate of Phoebe Jane Traphagen, deceased.
Pursuant to the order OF George T.. Russell.
Surrogate of the County Of Essex. this day
made. on the application of the undersigned.
executors of said deceased, notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to eX-
hibit to the subscribers under oath or afirma-
ton their claims and demands against tho
estate of said deceased, within nine months
from this date, or they VIII be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same against
the subscribers.
EMELING A. TRAPHAGEN,
FANNIE Il. RIPPEL.
Executors.
Woodruff & Stevens
prnctora-
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NEWARK. J.. July Is, 1908.
Estate OF Frederick w. Jaeger, deceased.
p,1reiant 10. tho order Of George Il. Russell.
eirre@1fo of the County OF Essex. this day
made, ON the application Of the UNDERSIGNED:
= .en 10 the creditors Of said deceased to eN-
k,bit 10 the subscriber under oath or afirination
MI claims and demands against the estate. OF
- ,1".oasad, within nine months from this
aet, M, they will be forever barred from prose
cutting or recovering the same against the
sunaoiloel' MARY H.. AEGER
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The Everjolly Il. c. defeated the Colum-
bla Cadets yesterday by a score of Is to
s. Would like to arrange games with i2
or 10 year old teams. Would like to hear
from the Oliver A. C.. Manager James
Barry, S27 Van Buren, street.
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NEWARK, n. J., August II. 1908:
Estate of Sarah j. Rooney, deceased.
Pursuant to the order OF George T.. Russell.
Surrogate Of the County of Essex, this day
made. on the application OF the undersigned,
executors Of said deceased. notice is hereby
given TO the creditors OF said deceased to OK
hibit to the subscribers under oath or ahirma-
tlon their claims and demands against the
estate Of said deceased, within nine months
from this date, or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the Same
against the subscribers.
MARGARET WALKER,
ROSE McCABE.
Executors.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscribers. the executors Of the last will
and testament of Isaac Lane. deceased, Will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate and re.
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court OF
the County or Essex. on Friday, the eighteenth
day Of September next.
Dated August z 1905.
LEWIS C. LOCKWOOD,
SUSAN LANE.
De Witt and Provost,
IInanAAna
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscriber. administrator Of Harriet Persen,
deceased, will be audited and stated by tho
Surrogate and reported for settlement to tho
Orphans Court Of the county OF Essex, on
Saturday. the eighteenth day II September
next.
Dated July %. 1905.
Mum & Church,
prOafpra
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MARY E. LITTLEFI
NEWARK. N. j.. June 20. 1905. .

NEWARK. N. j.. June 20. 1908. 5000
Estate of Emma F.. Henderson deceased.
pursuant to the order Of George ID. russell,
Surrogate Of the county Of Essex, this day
made, on the application OK the unaers hsrshy
given to the creditors Of said deceased 70 ex-
hibit to The subscriber under oath or astrI ma
estate Of said deceased, within nine months
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
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NGVNRk, n. j. July 90 IVV9'
I,st4ts Of Margaret Swan, deceased.
ns,a,a T. he order of George f. Russell,
Surrogate OF The county Of RS ;,a this ,6 day
made en- the application Of the uhderSl9neu,
a%oc,1triv of said deceased, notice is hereby
e eiyep 20 the creditors of said deceased to ex-
hjbit 10 the subscriber under oath or animation
Their claims and demands against the estate or
said deceased. within nine months from TINS
date. or they viii be forever barted from
prosecuting or recovering the same against tne
sun9ciio"' MARY Z. LITTLEFIEID.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscriber, the executor of the last will and
testament OF Mary Il. Bowman, deceased. viii
be audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement 10 the Orphans Court of
the County Of Essex, on Friday. the eighteenth
day OF September next.
LEVI A. HULMES.
Dated August 4. 1903.
Vreeland, King. Wilson &c Lindabury.
prpgtOrg.
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terday in the American League.
Saturdays Scores.
Detroit, 6; Washington, 4.
Chicago, Z: Boston, 6.
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia. 1.
New York-St. Louis; rain.
Games Today.
ST. Louis at New York 1.-TWO games).
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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NOTICES.

NEWARK, N. J., August 10, 1908.
Estate of Mary O'Brien, deceased, pua..,,
Pursuant to the order Of George T. RusselI,
Surrogate OF the County Of Essex this - d DAY
made, on the application of the Undersigned,
executor of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased 70 eS-
hibit to the subscriber under oath or afilrnna-
ton their claims and demands against Inc
estate Of said deceased, within nine months
from this date, or they will be forever barred
rom prosecuting or recovering the same against
MICHAEL II.
NEWARK, n. j., August S. 1908.
Estate OF William II. Brown, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of George T.. Russell,
Surrogate Of the County of Essex, this day
made on the application OF the undersigned,
execntrix of said deceased, notice is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to eN-
hihit 10 the subscriber under oath or aftirma-
ION their claims and demands against the
estate Of said deceased. within nine months
from This date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
hTRS. FREDERICK L. LIED
Frederick I. Hodge,
Proctor.
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NATIONAL TURNER'S
WIN TWO GAMES
IN CITY LEAGUE
Tie IrOnsideS for First Place in
Standing-LincOIns Lose
Sixth Straight.
CITY LEAGUE RECORD.


Nationals, 8: Ironsides. /.
Nationals, 3; W~ashingtons, ..
1ronsides, 9. Liheolns, B.
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WASHINGTON

struck out-By Mills :. by Rau :. Bases
on balls-off Rau 1. Two-base hits-Gar-
hind 2, Mills. Ulbright, Hunkele. stolen
Unconstitutional Turner's !, Washingtons /.
Sacrifice hit Schiclds. Umpires-Clarke
aud Thoret. Time of game-lh. 45m. At
~endance-4.jO 800.
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The Ironsides visited the Lincoln's GROUND
yesterday afternoon and defeated the LIN,
coins in a City League game by a score 9l
9 to 3. The Ironsides hit the ball hard.
The feature of the game was the batting
Of Lang. of the Ironsides, who had an aver
age OF 1000, having five hits TO his credit
Mullln. of the 1ronsides, pitched q spien-
did game. allowing the Lincolns but five
hits The winner of the drawing for tn
$40 gold piece was the holder of No. S,I25
who should call mt the Ironsides clubhouse
corner of Sixteenth street and Nineteenth
avenue. and get the prize. The score yes
1apIaus
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II seems that Billy -Hagenbruck, of
the Frankllns, has unearthed a I
in MCGOWAN, his lanky young second
baseman. In the seventh inning of yes
terday's game with the Llewellyns he
home as clean as "a whistle. He is
still a little weak with the stick, but Is
learning rapidly.
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Jack Mulcahey, of the willows, is
playing a fine game this year. lie is
fielding and hitting at a great clip.
Young Harry Mccall, of the same team,
Is also sticking at a furious clip.
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Georgie Mills is broadening his at
tainments as a baseball man. He has
accepted the position as umpire for the
Bloomfield team on Saturday after
Moons. He did so well as a temporary
arbitrator u few weeks ago that Man
ager Dodd. of The suburban team,
signed him for the rest of the season.
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The hitting OF Scanlon and ulrich, Of
the Rosevilles yesterday had much TO
do with the teams victory over the
Colored Giants. They had
five out OF the teams eleven hits be-
tween them.
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Struck out-By Knoth II. by Ravens 7.
Bases on balls-Off Knoth 8, off HaVens ..
Three-base hit--Harenberg. Two-base hlt5
laughed ana Menchener. stolen bases-
National Turner's ;. Ironsides /. Sacrifice
hit-Havens. Tmpire-Furphy. Time OF
pnme-1h- hnm. A"ltendance-1.0l goo.
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That boy Hipfel, of che Nailsburg a.
C.. looks the goods. He had h Buck
OF Jersey City, at his mercy yes
allowing them but one run.
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JAMES + coNNELLY,
City Clerk
The sun., 1908-08-22
AS TO POLIOE GUARDS.

Magistrates Views On sentinels IN Front
Of Disorderly Houses.
Magistrate Crane lectured Policeman
r Hilgeman in the Jefferson Market court
yesterday afternoon for attempting to pre-
vent Martin Gallagher. a truokman. Of SIS
West Fifty -seoond street from entering q
house on West Thirty y-third street near
Seventh avenue. Hilgeman told the Court
that he had been stationed outside Q dis
orderly house to prevent men from going
In.
If the house Ii disorderiy why don't
you get evidence to prove 1t and then close
Il upf- asked the Court. ANY citizen 10
at perfect liberty to enter any house he
pleases and you have no right to prevent
him.
Hileeman stammered that his lieutenant
bad ordered him to keep men out Of the
house.
fYour lieutenant had no right to give
you such orders said Magistrate Crane,
"A policeman cannot prevent q man from
entering any house In this city. I'd like
to see you try to keep me out OF any house
Iwanted to enter This man is discharged.
The sun., 1908-08-22
WOMAN SUICIDE IN CELL.
Had Been Arrested in q Sixth Avenue De
partment Store for shoplifting.

Had Been Arrested in Sixth Avenue De-
partmont Store for shoplifting.
A woman who said she was Marion Des-
n,ond, % years old and who had been ar
rested yesterday afternoon in Sixthavenue
department store for shoplifting. COM
rnftsed suicide last night IN q oen in the
Jefferson Market court prison by hanging
herseK She took O piece Of cord, which
held the ends of the cot In the cell. tied ON
end to the top OF the cell door and made
q noose Of the other end, which she lied
around her neck. Then she jumped from
the DOT and was strangled.
Matrops Kelly and Hardy had made q
round OF tho oells at 8 o'clock and the pris-
oner than was lying on the cot appar-
entity asleep. Three-quarters OF an hour
later abe was found hanging from the top
Of tho oel door. She was unconscious
whom the matfons cut her down and she
died beforv an ambulance came.
When she was arrested Marion Desmond
said she was o designer She was ar
rsigned before Magistrate Crane. who
held her In $500 bail Tor examination. She
was unable TO get a bondman.
She told the police that she lived at 118
West Btxty-ffth street. but she wasn't
known there.
The sun., 1908-08-22
BISHOP M'DONNELL RETURNS
SAYS MODERNISM rs DENIAL OF
THE TRUTHS OF RELIGION.

Head OF Brooklyn Catholic Diocese, VINO
Has Been Abroad -Four Months. Calls
the Resignation OF Father Mulvey sad
News"-Father McCarty Monsisnor.
Bishop Charles T.. Mcdonnell Of the
Brooklyn Catholic diocese. accompanied
by his secretary. Mgr. John I. Barrett.
arrived yesterday from Europe on the
steamship Lusitania. appearing to be In
fine health after his four month trip ABROAD.
He was welcomed at the pier by dele
cation Of priests headed by Vioar-General
MoNemara.
The Bishop was at the head Of a large
pilgrimage to Rome and spent nearly two
weeks In that city. then leaving to visit
other parts Of southern Europe. Contract
ing q severe cold he went to Carlsbad on
the advice Of his physicians and through
the bath treatment soon fully recovered
from bis ndisposition,
On reaching the episcopal residence In
Greene avenue Bishop Mcdonnell was
agreeably surprised to find that 1t had been
thoroughly renovated and refurnished IN
directly after his departure and was fin
ished few days ago. The cost was I more ore
priests Of tho diocese.
An hour after his arrival Bishop MoDon-
nell was in conference with the board OF
oonsultors in relation 10 the work OF the
diocese. Much important business. which
will keep him busy until Christmas, awaits
the Bishop. Many new churches and schools.
including the new Jesuit college buildings.
are to be dedicated and several vacant REQ
tories to be filed.
At the meeting Of the board Of oonsulters
Bishop Mcdonnell announced the appoint
ment by the Pope Of the Rev. Edward W.
MoCarty. rector Of St. Augustine's Church,
rank Of monsignor. Father McCarty. who
is one Of the most popular priests IN the dio-
cese, has been In the priesthood for thirty
eight years and has been rector OF st.
Augustine's parish more than thirty years.
Bishop Mcdonnell said that he found
Pope Plus IN good health and very much
interested in the progress OF the Church
In America.
sThe Holy Father he said, was gra-
oiousness itself. He was very. very kind
With regard to his return trip on the
Lusitania Bishop Mcdonnell said:
aThe trip across was marvellous Why.
It was a record. Really there were times
when I was sitting In my cabin that the
vessel would be calling along 30 smoothly
that I would 60 out on deck to convince
myself that she was In motion.
In regard to the recent action Of Father
Mulvey, who resigned from the priesthood.
the Bishop said:
Il know nothing about the matter ex-
cept the little / read Of 1t while abroad,
30 I am not prepared to say anything. 1t
10 very sad news. Father Mulvey has not
had good health and not all Of his course
as student was, what It might have been
out IL nothing but q denial Of the truths OF
relipion
The sun., 1908-08-22
IzZET PAsHA IN LONDON.
sultsn's Adviser VINO skipped Says England
IL New His Home.

Is New His Home.
Special CaoIs Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. 2i.-IEzet Pasha, the
former Turkish official and adviser OF the
Sultan, who fed for his life after the Con-
stitution was proclaimed, arrived here last
Saturday.
Here intend to remain, he said. ENG
land Is now my home. my country
Izzet's account Of the Young Turks'
coup tells nothing but he was impressively
earnest In his declaration that both the
Sultan and himself always desired q con-
stitution.
DESPITE the fulflment OF their desire
Izzet rushed TO England. he feared to
land at Genoa lest his women folks dresses
should betray his identity. there being one
or two men in that city whom he feared.
He sent his family to a place OF safety,
which he does not mention, and then made
straight for London.
It has been said OF Izzet Pasha that he
instigated the Armenian massacres. The
Young Turks have considered him their
especial enemy. He was president Gf otlle ne
in 1893 and lsat. then Councilman OF State.
Chamberlain, second private secretary to
the Sultan and Inspector OF the Department
of Justice in Asiado Turkey. Each Of these
Offices he was alleged to have admins
tered discreditably.
A British steamer, the Maria, carried
IEzet to safety when he had to quit Turkey.
He took much Of his wealth with him,
but the remainder. valued at Sl,000,000.
was oonfisoated by the Government. There
is no extradition treaty between England
and Turkey.
Mehmed Ali Bey, the recently recalled
Minister Of Turkey at Washington. is q
son of Iz1et Pasha.
The sun., 1908-08-22
DIED.

HuSHoee0.-on wednesday, August - Albert
Bushone. D. D. s., beloved husband Of There's
Bushong.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invite
70 attend funeral a. his lsto residonce as o.!
ST. Brooklyn. on Saturday. August a. al II
A. II Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HAIL.-n Jersey City. on August H. 1905 al hcl
residsnce. IA Summit av.. Hsrrist g.. widow
Of Thomas Han. In hsr e5th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HAAILTON.-On Friday, August n, feos, st his
resldopoe, 81 West 27th st-. Thomas Lyon
oldest son Of the lsse John L. Hamilton.
Funeral services a. the Collegiate Church OF
st. Nioholas. 18th st and sth av on Monday
August ~. ~ II o'clock. Interment at con
venienoe Of family.
PHELPS.-on Friday. August II. st Binghsmton
NJ Y. Caroline Shoemaker Phelps. wife OF
William @. Phelps.
Funeral services viii be held at her late home, rs
Main st.. BlnghAmton. N. Y. Monday. August
~. st O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON Friday. August n, a. 81 vincent's
Hospital In tho Goth year OF his sse, George
Hasken Williams, body servant OF the late Gen
John J. Nilhsu, u. 8. army. and faithful friend
and servitor Of four gen erstions OF the hlhsu
family.
Funeral services In the Chapel Of 81 vncent's
Hospital Saturday. August a, st 10 A. NJ
lnterment private
The sun., 1908-08-22
KNAPP RENOMINATED.
Some Dealing Necessary TO Reach an End
OF the Convention.

OF the Convention.
PULASKI, N. Y, Aug. 2i.-On the first
ballot this morning in the Republican Con-
oressional convention Of the Twenty
eighth district Charles T. Knapp was
renominated, the fourteen delegates of
Jefferson county uniting with the six
delegates Of Lewis, making twenty votes
for him out Of thirty-three, and when the
result was announced the nomination was
made unanimous by the Oswego delegates.
Rumor has 1t that deal has been made
whereby the delegates from jefferson
that county which has heretofore been
controlled by Brown and Middleton, and
that they have some assurance for the
nomination two years hence.
WArERTowk, n. Y, Aug. 2l;-Caught in
his own trap is the way the delegates re-
turning this afternoon from the convention
at Pulaski, which was In session, ten days,
refer to the defeat Of County Judge Stowell
Of Oswego, one Of the candidates who yes
terday was in position to win.
Judge Stowell entered into a deal with
the Lewis county delegates to take the
convention to Oswego again on Monday
in case the nomination was not made to-
day, and openly announced to the Jefferson
county men that Hunt could not be NOM
mated and that he had things fixed for his
nomination.
After they had called him before them
and heard this abatement repeated they
resolved themselves into O committee OF
ways and means and set out to defeat him.
A deal was entered into with Congressman
Knapp that this should be his last term,
that two years hence Lewis county should
be with jefferson and that the wing OF the
party represented in the convention should
have control Of the Federal patronage
and that he should have the nomination.
After the convention ended II was learned
that Judge Stowel had pledged himself
he was not nominated, but Jefferson turned
the trick. -