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THE COST OF THE BALLOTS.
.*?__ AND A HALF MILUONS PRI^TED.
I>"8--UCT_ONS TO POLKE OARJUB- -BB TO TI1H
KM-'.CTION OPKlCIAbJ*.
The election l_sl year ?_* only aii expet+meiit with
fhe new syt-teni i.f votlng, aud the Police Ofl*Bflfta
sloners lemroed a good deal from It ln 88BBB8*J?Bre.
the clectlvn to-duy will bc a less expenirive BM than
that ef a yoar Bdp. Ifl 1Si*& tlie CflflU-lafllaaMflfl niade
far too libeiral an allnaflfllB for the nunibor of ballot-.
wlrlcta -?<?i]d be spoiled. and waated several IbflflMflflfll
dollar* of the flNgr. mohry. -Bflfl taero are ?0 fewer
ffBInf JiltKev this year tlian ?li?-re M*ere bttt, BO here
i* another i>e<lur-ti..ii in tha* exnensv To-duy vote-,
will be ?.*_*t ln only 8-*7 flflwlka dUtriel*.
Laat y?_r 1,-00 balloW. utiaibered eonteculivelv.
were prlnted for Bflflh |*arty for every on? uf th*. **oll
lug-plaees. Thl*- na- t?? gtv* iibuudaut toflflflf 'or Ihfl
r_ln__s ?f ballot-. It Wa- fomud, however, that Urls
BflB?HBr \*_* by far too gflflflrflBB, *o tMs vear there will
be only 700 ballots u party f6r etieli fltafltaflB dl-trld.
Ai thfl averHjre vot<* flf eaeh pottBf-fl-flg will probably
be le?s tl-wi NO, thta Bflflflflflflifl will BOTflr all einenten
cles.
TWr year ttierc nre onlv BU partlea in ggf h>ld
threnghout the county. Thr-se are the KepublicaJi.
Tarnmauy. New-York ItaaMeracy, County Democracv.
KoctaliM I.abor and l'rohlbitlonl-t. Many eandldates
appear on the ballot* of two or more orpanliafions.
hut -e.parn'e bullop, had to be prlntod for earh party.
The oontest for Coroner has tlu gre?te--t number crf en
Wle*. there being elghteen oondldates for Uie three
aaaaamtaa. (taamagaamtty no mnnv bbbm appears on
more tban one ttd.et.
Besldes Uh-sp Bta full eounty tlrket-. tbere nre *ev
oraJ addltloiml ballots tn a tow Aammbty Diatticts.
ln the Aasembly Di-trict- comprialng tlie VII tli !*?nate
Dlstrict tbere are three. new ?? partle.-," tbe nomineeB
of whlch are tbe repilar Tammtiny eandldates. Ue.
aides, in rhe Xth Asaerably DtaOnV t. the Tammany
Home Jtnla Assoclatlon luw nominated Frank Merkei for
Uie A^seiubli', co a separate aet of ballotn, bearlng hia
name akme hnd to be printed,. The contract for the
prlnttnic wu let on the nmlen<tandin? that there would
be an averace of ten partlea ln BBBh A>sembly Dlstrlct,
ao ab?ut H.bOO.tKKj baJlota bave been printed. ThU
eaOiTMite wa? to>> BBTfW, as aubmqiMnt oecurronoes
nhowed. Laat vear tlie mlntaJie w*m in the otber
dlracflon. Then tbe contract wa* let ln aceardance
with an e*tlmate tbat thrre would be ten partle* in
the fleld. hut thi- iinmVi fell below the aetual taete.
I?a?t jear between 111.000,000 and 14,000.000 ballots
xtere print-d. more tban twloe as many aa were
ordered thia year
Marth. B. Brown, of No. 40 Parlc Plaee, printcd
the. ballot* for b>tli elections. This year b<* h:i- I..
at work on thaa tor B-BBl tbt-fl week* He had a
day and a nigut taras at work. includlng BflBBtayi, M
tha. bl*. flflflflflfll w.te idle only about four hflflffl of
fhe twenty fout. Thlfl flflflr Mr. Browii did all the
worb ln h:< own aatflbUBh-MBt, while lait year ho
bad to .-all in thfl aid of other r.rii*iters.
Ur. Browa'ii men were tflhtjfli flfllflflflr-flt by Ihfl
faets Ih^i thfl *-"' retary of state. "ent OBl BOBfl of tho
noralt.Btion* untll tl.ey had all been raoctoeB. Thcn
the Bata ?rr__ *ent by hlm tfl the O-ofltg Cterb, who
In turn flanflrd tben flfflfl Ifl the Poliee comnil--to!ier-i.
by whom Ibe. werfl flflBl ?o Mr. Brown. This roond
about way of il. l:\er!n? the Ifltfl flfljflflflf ? flflflflf flf
a -whole day in the prtfltb-t- Barait-l-?, every eaa
of tl.e ?lx and a bflB B-Btafl baBflta ????? Bflaij had
Saturday at:d at BflOfl flfl thfll day were 8_B*fla*8f to
the Bartaflfl itflttafl hflBaefl ta the elty. Br. _*towb
wlll hnve a foree of men at Ha *hop flfl of to-day.
re:idT to replaee anv halloth -vhir-h may be lo>t or wiii. h
may be lmptoperlv prlnted. Bfl far, no mi<-ta_e has
been dlr-rovercd.
Mr. ErowD's bld thlfl year w.r*. *K*i f>0 a thons.ind
hallflta, ?o tlie totul 88- wa*. about *!_:?, 000. Lflfll
vear, the r-na-ititv bei.if* greater, lie did tlie work at
the rate f.r *ii ",.> a IhflUflflflfl, lhe entire eost being
abc-nt ?4<r,0oo.
Mr. Brown aJ-o pttata Hhe atatomeota of tbe can
eaaa, tae r"ii etarha' talttea and the shMRaa ratara
btal I - IB former years the Kepiiblican eandldates'
iiam.- alwaya beaaed the H?t5. hai tafa ve?r Rm Tam
Baa] nama wUJ be printed on top. As t*iat will be
about iUe nrdt plaee ln whlch Tannnanv I- on top. this'
rtauige ne.,1 ?ii arorry RepabUrana.
The r. ,:ie,- captaina wrre caBed tagether nt Head
qi arlara jre ?*Hay to reeefve final in*tructioiis from
Rnuerlniendi ral Uurrajr reiiHt-diiiK :be dntl'i- of tbe poliee
dt iha poll* to-day. Mr. Maarry OaRwered the Baaa]
Biitealecilii :??,?' ^ tbe captaln- to take
ri:- i.t,11 ?? . rare to preaerre order and to proteet tiie
pnrlty af tlie i iii-t i><>\. Rothing wm -*aid aboal
I .. ? ?? ? il ,?: wltli I'nited state- amrihall. Tbe re
tur:,- wlU I,. read c 'h'- pnhiie at eaeh poliee ttaRon
and ln tbe eourtrooni al Poliee Haadaaartara tomtght, as
aaml
Br. Rnrraj :,i-,> dlrertad tbe eaptama to detaU aome
men ta arreal panam Waa may rlotata the city oi-dl
aaaeea bj imlldtag boagrm la taa atiaala to.night.
la the Barean of Kle. tlons featorgag the elerks were
b i-> BddLreaalag cnvelope- aaaatatotag aogtoa of this
r, -.vi,,. b liii taepaetan of eleetion, juail ehWfcl
nnd ballot elerk- will reeeive Uiis morning before tlio
time lor OgaalBg the poU?:
1. The ballot etartu ahall aot fold th- ballot- for tJw:
awtar, but tbey may taetfnat Mm bow tiie ballol ?btrarl
ta foid.-d bj tohttng a aamgla butijt iu hi- praaaeea.
2. lf, ln.iii a:ii iuum-. tbe oflwtal IxUlot- fchall 0*4
be reudy for dUulbution ai anv paOtag plaee. oi if tlie
aapply of ballots ?jnui be exhausted before
tlu- pall- aj>- ,lo ,<1, anoffirtaJ baUota, printod or
writieii, mude i.- nearly m pomtbh) ta tbe fonn of the
ofllrial ballota, tnaj b<- aaed
[l. bhoiiid iii\ question, uot di-iln, tly provlded for in
Uie Mannal, aiite during Uie votlng or aaaram of the
rote-. it Is to I,,- deeided I i ;i \oie of thn mujoritv oi
il?- ni-,,-, toi-. wh ? ire adviscd )u>t to put a utrahied
or tachnlral lut- rpivdotlou upon tlu- Rtatato.
4. At tl.e rioae >.f Um etactiiou tha paokage of an
gtatrtbuted ballots, In each polllng plaee, win b- ad.
dresi-ed M the l.u'.m of ElecUolis, aitid will be de
iiveiisi bj the chalraao of the iioard ot UMpaetan ut
tt," ataOoo houa, ol the p-dbe praetod lu whlch th
nolHng plaee i situatcd, where a reeelpt wlll ba gtvoo
for tlie -ame.
0. J BB l.x'i nole iii jiAue ten of th- MBBBBl wn- i,,
wrtad iu defarenre to tho declsion of the Jaattog of
tbe Bnpreoie tvairt, who by nandamm eompeltod t ii>
fcnurd of Inapactora to reglater one Kilnc ta 1880. al
though KRne Jiwi movud trom .me al -iion diatrlct
ta aaather withln thlrtj daya before oinctioii. An
othT Jii-tiee of Uie Cuprema Conrt aaya that the
langiiace "f tli- Uonatttiitlon eannol Iie sn tai tai ed,
and tbat tbe aote In i|u?-,40u ?hi>um be Ktricken f.-om
the Miinu:,;. It i- oow Judioally held tiuU each
voter must bave m-lded thlrn dav- b foi? ihe
tle. tam ln the e'-ci on dl-trlct a- eommonlv understood
F..r my patt, I never he6it_T-- to adopt aa a rfllfl
i.f U'tiuii BBd r-nrni. tion ,,f d.ty t, ui -, million
of peopie Bhflflld never be leil io publie piilajre
trflflfl r.nv noBBllUtflttou ol purty expedieney. State
or WBttfltBil flaiiiiitl J. Tt-Vn
| EXPECTIXO A BIQ VOTE _ff W'OOKLYX.
i'Ol.i.- TO B OPXB rr.'jM BUXBCBB 10 5-VXSET.
Thfl po!i'? in Breohlya -t-da** wiii _. apea from taa
riM- to BBo-tl lhat, Baaardlng to thfl *Jm:iiiae_ is
trtm ?;.:*_ a. in. tn 4flU p, ni. No l/emorrat w)i ol,
... Bm gtaboaast tucthoti- ..: thr, bbbb wba haa.
Baeeeadad :.> gflttlag .or.tro) oi his gatty aaarhlBun
fll "iiKi iu: i go lo ,ii- polliug p!;ue today aid eoal a
role ni. .1 s -.a: 1.. - :t for (Hivfti-iiof ut.d uni'tlir-i vote
I u- ile. ry A. .Vn-i Um Mayor of H.ooUlyn. If yu leave
boi.ie i i lhe da] vltbofll rfltf-g, you may lo-.- ??>...
Yoia bj belng delayed u-cxpaetedlj on >?... rtrtarn.
Vou OM) n.i :. .- I.tba < rrowdad latv lu the day, or
?o:ue i?p;aier U1*J \ < ,;, ynu- naiiir. Ihfl eiiriny I
uotm ii *. ..- da i| . aod wiii atap -i flotbiog to eoa
tlnu" ri ?...?>. iv ii .(. Uun. lor^et to von-ea.ly.
Bl v i-: paiBla to a ?irjre ItepuhJIcaii voto
lu KIu-.-k t - .tn t s. DaiBflcrfltfl plaee Flower's plueallty
b. i..w r.iKU, aad uia..y ...* thflflfl thlnk lt -wdl be cut
ilo-aji ii.I.. Ii in :v. Bflflfle dlaaflacted Dcnioirat". yettci
(ia. aet. .-uv.iiu Ihfll l'lov.er would flflt have 5,000
l.:aj.?:.l> i;i tbfl rooilty. Cfl-l?Bflfl flTflfflflr, of tlie
Kcp.i.i ean Qt-npalgg Comm ;tce. \v_, eoafldeal ot vic
BflflT, !-.:lh io. tbe .-t..le -nd loi -I dchflta. Me.ai
l"lur_.c.v bc placed al aboat -i.ooo.
c__.iiv.- a. .-. i lereu, pi--?ida.r. of thfl Yirong Bcpab
Ilcati ( :ub. i*id bfl l.-'l baaa cuvlully B-flfllng over thfl
Held Bttfe B 8?ra lo dliflTOltllg thfl U'uth Of thfl rr
por_. elre-lated thal a la ?.-< bod] ?t ti.?- nr?->1*rl --?i:k
ataadUag" Bflpab-eaaa Bflifl galag t<. bflfl Meyer i.e
c*u?e of hli belng a grrjcvr. Bfl aald Ihal the Baraabai
who w u!rt do - i WOOld u>- 00fl.pfl.fl II ffllj ?rflr. Ihfl
would bfl mn. ii BBtflfl thaa oBflal by lha OaroMii voi.-.
ii flBBflbaaod dhfioo. BbU) ao j?t asal ..f it ?-._- ardl
narily Beaioeiall . TbB year abool BO ?*?-. cent w_~
gojng for Bfljrer, nnd ? ro .d pan of ll for Fflflfl tt, t ...
Br. schleieti ha- t-l.e.i iflajfl to l.nve trusted men
at every pollinit plan- to SflMflh the count, und t
brln-r. ln iBtBIBl Bl flBflg, BB _? to pit-vent any attempt
Ifl Uiiuper wlih the rfltfl-BB. The Young Kepubllcaii
cinb win rflefltffl rata-Bfl at tha nitailnfl ihBflfca,
Mr. Sehlereri hlaaaalf and a few BBBtflflBBfll will bc al
the Tieadqu-.rter- In the Real F^tiue B_r*B_B_f| ready
lo utt-i.d In flflfflflfl upon any plnee whflrfl there seem*!
-? be MflJBfleflaaarji delay ln t*,c eount, ai.d tlnd out
what '?l.x-> li The BgBBblleafl* |_ the sUotifly
_)eiiio<ruta> -Aaids of ronth Hrooklyn are thonuiithly
allve, aud v. t,-i_?v -.-.ked that me*. be deta.led to
-_?:.-1 U?itn U> koep tj_e_ of ti.': vote.
The Poltce Departinent I- Uiorouglily ptoatltuted to
tlie w_r*k of tlie rinjr. V?_te-day ?47 tpe.lal pollrt
tne_. on. for tueb elect?? dUtrirt, u .re aworn ln.
Tht hat *?_? ......de np by th- D-m.-crattc le-fler* in
Ihfl dittn-nt waids and -*e-T to (.'?n-r_l??lo*-r U-rdeu.
who promptly appolnted the wurl workris. reeoni
uietided. They may be eaajMBded BB8B to nce that
the full Damooratlc vote ta polled. Th- lawelal paBOB
men wlicn accembled at headquartcrs yesterday morn
ine it.iu.i- ua a rough luoklng aKceuihlugc Thev wero
typical ward 'neeler*." A icgujar polbeinun wlll
al-o be Mationed at each POtttnj plaee.
Do not forget to vote. Do not foi-get to vote
Rftjf,
HOW XEW-YORK LOST THE FAIR.
TAMMANY HALL INSISTF.D O.V XAMINd Af.L THE
OOMMITTEUS AND KPINDINW ALL TIIE MONEY.
Proin C W. Howen's lotter to A. K. Whltney.
lt wns understood nt the Chuiuber of Comnu-rce
meeting. BBd hud been agreed to by BBaitag nieinbei
?f Uie Chamber aOfgrgl day* ln agtwaee, U,ut polllica
ihould not bc nilxed up ln any wag with llie World'a
Fuir. lt was daemed expedlent, thendore, thal at the
meeting in the Clty llall. to be held hiler lu Ihe day
of Jnly 25, lbe!., u resolutlon sbould be olfered reoun
meudlng that two Deuiw-i-nts. like Grover Cleveland
aiid Mayor Grant. und two Kepuidlcati-, BBB (MWeral
WiUuim T. bbbbBbbBB und Ooniellus B, lllis-, and one
independent iu polltle*. like Alcxmidcr E. orr. whould
be appolnted a committee of flve, whlcb committee ef
five sbould iippolnt a larger committee wltb power to
begin the prellmlnary work. A KESOLl TIOR EM
UoDYlNO TKE ABOVE LDEA WAS PREPSRED.
AND IT WAS ARRANGFJ> TO HAVE THE SAMB
OFFBRRtD AND KECONDED AT THE CITY HAI.L
MEETING, BUT MAYOR ORANT AND THE 1NTI
MAK FR1ENDH WHO WERE AKMX'IATED WITH
HIM AT A PRKL1MLNARY MEHTNG HAI) AR
KANOED THT THE POWER OF APPONTING TIIE
COMMITTEE SHOULD REJ-T ROUB.Y WITH MAY0B
GItANT. Aa lt vas found Imposstble to can-)' taroagb
tbe reuolntton favored by certain oembers of the
ChanibeT of CoaaBmrea, non-pollthal lu charaotor. a
r-esoluUmi was uuanlmously adopted whlcb gave full
power to Mavor Grunt to appolut Uie dlfferent curu
mlttee-i. WHEN THAT REKOLCTION WAS ADOPTED,
I FELT SAT1SFIED THATTHE FAIR WOULD NEYEil
BE HELD IN NEW-YORK. nnd I remeniber
that you BXpreaaat to me prlvately al that moetlng?
tif- ethers did thnt a fatul iul-ini.e bad aaea made ut
Uie very beglnnlng: yet RoawaU 1*. Flower wa- nt that
moetlng and o-poko strongly ln fuvor of tlie reeOhJBOBI
an adopted.
AMOTHER TAMMA.VY TRICK REVF.AIaED.
TRYINO TO l-flflflJADB VO.KRS TO RPtOBI A
OAXDIDATK WHO 1$ HOT RI'.N.MX'i.
Tammany Hall ha* been pnw _*.lng one or it*. ron
rtantly oceurrint* trl__ ln the VUItli sennte District.
At one Bflflfl llenry S. Sprnpue liitended to rflfl us at.
Indeiiendent eaudidati' iu eppOflMtaB to Henator Htowart.
Hut hairniony has be*en entirely re*toi-e_ in the Kt
publlr-a:: imrty lu the _____ Asaembly und the Vlllth
henate District, and Mr. Sprnpuo tias witlidrawn fron.
the conteat ln tbe lutere?t of tlu. Repiibllcin eaiidi
date. Bnt Ttuntuauy Hall ha* been cireulntlng an
appeal atoonf; IhBBfl voters who. it Bflfl Hioupht. BBfljht
be Indui-ed to vote for Mr. Hpra-tie analnst Mr. stewart.
ar.d has been wecretly elrcu_i'Jii|* Bplflfflfl pasters ln
order to deielve some gtapBhBcflflg wlio might be BflT
s'.iuded ln this way to give thelr flflpporl to Mr. -Pt__*C
and not to Mr. rjtewart. Now. thc truth ot thc matter
ls that Mr. Spm.ue i? not ninnini? lu thl- or in anv
other district. Ile has reilred entirely trtm thr .onf-i
aud ls sitpportlng Mr. Stcwart.
No Kepubllean *hould bc deceived ln Ihfl BtBtter.
It ll tl.e duty of every Bflpa___Bfl in thc district to rotfl
for tlie iBflfltar cundld-ite of tl." purty for th?. Btate
Scnate and the regular randidates of tflfl paity fjr tba
other ol-ce-.. Mr. Stewa.t haa been ? Haithful aml
valui.ble tu'-nibor of the state Henate. >'o Bepubllran
cun havc any exeu-** for not votlng tor hfla.
SAMUEL H. RANDALJ.'s STATKMKNT.
IIK VAYS Rg was NQT aJUDtOTKD ANO CHAROED
with LARCSBTT.
Sauiuel H. Riuidull, Republlean ca.ndld.ii ? for th<
gaaaaabty in tho xixth Dlatrlet, has wrttaen a letter
in whieh he denies vanous ehargM mude ap.ilnst blui
iu Tamimviy pgarapagara. Tbe atatameal thal he wa
ai-restod a.id rharged wltb lan-env bv .Mr-. Kb-inor F.
iiiaih.p he pronaaarm totaiiy aatraa He -ay- that
be appcaied in Uie Ilarlem Poliee Coarl OB Saturday
BMraaag ta reaamnaa to a laattee'a muamoaa. The
J.iBtlce told BBB that there wa* BO nhmga agalnal bim.
Mrs. RHhirp, u former client of Mr. Randall' . tli.-u laM
tlmt Iie withheld a pup^r BOJBwOtCd with lbe MeAnJlge
BBtata trom ber. Mr. Kandal decluivd tbat he dld hold
tbe jiaper, whieh wa- a contract to eonvey eertoln lote,
ta meam a Rea tor htoarltoy'a f.-e- due fr,,m Mra.
Mshop. A referee had been BBBOlBted by Jadge
M.Adam in tlio Supci-ior Court ta det-rinine tlie amonnl
of Um fees.
Mr. Bandnll pioduc.i-d docum.-iil- und ordera of tbe
court tO -bow the inilb of hi- -lab-ni'-nt-. but tlu
ju-tiie -uid: -i thtah this Bmtter alll keep until after
eleetioa, and it la poatgoned nntll Thnnday next"
Mr. Eaudal! fuHber dei.ie- tbe eBarge thal be ? I
dlabarrad ta MnmarhntTttlff for dejraadlng a aoldler'i
\\1ikiw- oul of peaalea money. Mr. Ka-idiill say.: "1
never h?d a chairge of any kiiid ln my life made
n(o_!ist me In any aflBTl ln __aaa_htufltt?, In I8_d
.ludije Brlghfl?fl, Of the Suporior C-fllt, BBfl-fl un order,
aai diron'ted il io be ent n*d. rflflMFVa-g bm trom
pnctice. Tlu- oi*der bfltflg iilepal. I flBfld Jodge
| BriglU-l in Ihfl l'nited Btfltflfl tli-cuit Court in Bflflton
Ior dfl-Bflgflfl for d1-.turt.int* inc in Ihe eujnyni nt of m.v
office by the BM?Iflg Bf the Iflflgfll order. Tho
court at the trial took the (??_;<? from thc jury on th
?n-ound that the judge wa.. nol BaMfl for BB. ad -ODC
by him ta couri. When I left BflfltSB ln 18_d the
Suprenie Judlcial Court pive me :i B!f?flcatfl Ihal I
than remalned aa record -i> un attorney und 00_a*_Ior
nt law ln all the court* of Mus*a<huM:ti?.
??I Bflfl a-niltU'd here tn lt-oo. I wa-- ehflrffld in
l-7t> witn ti..- \iohitlon of two injunc? oii order* ln a
rlvll action ln the Court of Cominou Plr-as. Tl.e (ourt of
Appeals ln the 7.1 New V-rk Ibuporlfl beM thut 1 did not
vlolute cllli-r of _M iiijum-tion order-. ln 1s7!t 1
Jiad u law suit in the Noa York Supreme Conrl with a
n.iiji b] U? nflSM of .lo*-l:th Cimc. t.-.~. I <|.?<'?.?? <l
that he had wroiurfuliy traoatsrrad ? taaac in wblrh i
wa* batf-ownar. and held bia. C-rpenter'*, int.,
roilateral - "eurllj i" e.ure det.t- be owed no. T_w
co.irt di-r.ii-sed the eomplalnl mi ? qnestkm of baw.
Tlie eflaa wa* appeok-i t., tbe Itenerol r-rui. hut Par
penle.r aaid his alloroaj b-Vlog l-oi.ii .1: -d. lhe eaae
was deliiNcd."
. a
DID tlAYXE.. TO- XO ELUDE AN OFFICEE?
TIIK OO-TB-T TO OL'ST THX UkEOB Ol M.WAKK
BBOIXBIB- IB BABBB-T.
in iho couris ut Newa.u, yeatctday, ti.e patlM-B of
citUeUfl to Judjre DepBfl to luive the fltartioa fo. Mavor
s<-t aside on uccount of fraad nnd rorraptioa, waa
broaght up. Ooaflaal for thc pfltlB?flera a-flrd Baaa t<>
lile addi lotial allidaviu alle_in^ fr-aud. -Bifljfl DflpOfl
made an oider li_ii.jr Wtrtn.Mlay, Novoinber II, fo:
tlie hearinf*. Kx-.ludpo Btflflrflflfla, oonn-^l for the Dem
ocratlc maiiager.-, ?i.d thut Ihfl Bflta-fl a.-ivetl on Mayor
lluyi.es was not leual. ns lt occuii*ed ou haturdny after
nooii. that bfllBfl ? legnl bollday. Hfl flbjcc ed to Ihfl
proceedlngfc. The papers hnd bflflB plaeed ln Ma i_tiiU_
ouly an hour before. lie _aid, and hfl had flfld hnd timi
to eiau.iiic them. ffliffl DflfflM sjii.l thal whetlier
i.otictt was reijiiiied or nol v.n- a fljaaatk?1 B-OOl Whleh
i.ii|*lit be soiuo Uoubl. A, ye^t'-nluv wus thy
last day, under the law, Ihal waa 1 fl Of thfl liu.liBttOD
of tflafl for auld?B an order. bfl would Bahfl "ii?-, i.i
,-toad of tahiuj* th." iv-pom-ib;'Hy (.f def Btlag U.? appli
.jit;.ui by tha lapaa of Ume. Tlie 08?rl alao is-i i.k'
mzed the rij-ht of lha peraaa who auccaed-d ta Uie
ch-clioii io bfl heard on tlie jurl.dlt-tionul fOeta m
volved, a-, to arbfl?ior the BppBcflttafl .u. ragolar.
The .ludgo BflBBBBtad to Mr. MflVVflfl tbfll thfl ' ourse laj
taken : tlmt u siateniejit of the thtta bfl pirparrd, to
bfl iire^*?nle_ u> tha bem h court. Whon ,i ipBfldy di*
fltflton ni?y im o.tolned. II Uie prflflflfldlflg wat lrrei*
ulu.. it uould be better to ?n? It al tlu- uiitsct. Tba
point-. bfl would raiae v,rrc thox- in relutioi. to the
ty of notice, the sullicleni y of tlu. noilco under
ihe allidav iU, and, lf coun.-el de-.ir-.-d it. Ibe other Iflrla
djcuouai taeta,
Tho addiltoiiiU afhdjivit- bled ly the Republlean
tawyem Lhciude, one by fardlnaad il. Mebevtmaer, sct
Uon f.ath tbat he served a COpy of tbe BOttaa un
Maym iiuynm. Ita taMm had tafl tba rlty ea a
tuice* eacursion, presumabh la mraga Benrlca, Tho
oiUcer Btiraai a eopy al the Mayor'- baaae, amt betag
uuabio to nnd taa Magar bhawaR, ba waal t<> goutfc
Reach, 8. 1., and o?w the Maym Igare. He tollowed
tbe Mayor to New-York ORg, and iii.--.hii' aha, pro
eaadad io tiw Caartral Balbaad Btattoa la Kewarl an.i
awartaf uk arrtvaL whea Maym Ifayam atopped trom
ihe ti-ain. tbu olbcei walked Bg M Mm .iiid ollen-d tlio
notiee. (-ipi lli.iiu lt- cburjK ler. Mayar lluni-- ro
tnard t<. hohh iho documttn, and mapped lu- Bngen
at tbe oM: '?:
it wa.- awera to tbat al ono poQtag plaee, aaa waa
wbo wa, not a meinbtr of Uie Ll BOB ta .ml. Bad had
uot been twara, wa? Btoaa toaaj aheat u a. m. to .'i
p. in.. bandlin^ UM euvclojio- aud laaOoto, Thta BBBfl
waa Anthony oivmner, a reaMenl of Treaton, and a
kexper Ui the t-tate Pri.-oti. lt wn, ulo -w.rii to Hut
Bta meu at oru- poRtag plaee wen- ullowed ta vote il
tboueh tbey bad not been reglBMred, and in aplte of tha
cballetigo, tlmt tbe eteca aaa mt ba.-k bj eleetion orh
oen. to ppoloi,? tbe time for rattng; that Colonel K. L.
rTloa, cJUilrtiiaii of tlio Democratic Cltv rommltfe
vLlted the tol Dlaarlat Ol tbe FlMi Ward 011 atoetioii
da.. und piaced t,.n- aa taa uat.ie, aaytag: Ban i
nioney t?i pui-jfiaae dlnner wtth tor tlu- baard." I
?f the Judge* took tbe money. and af er tbe work w?v
Oaaa -peut it for -uppci- aud drink- for Uk- Hecllou
aaarg.
FOR Al.DF.K.MAN KP.'.M Tllli XlX'Ilr MSTRKT.
The RrpiiBi.,an- af th- xixth Aaneaahty Dtatatot lara
tbt* year mimiriafd lor tae liiau-d tt Aideriie-ii a BBB
aaa, II eleeted. would repre?ei,t Um- dodrid fllly and BaM,
ta tba Baat aud flurry of th* State taavam, Ue \o<er? i
ahould aot alh.v thelx atteatlau iv u-. dlclraiU-d Ixojb UlU I
faet, nor forwt ta Bta ta R tiail tkrr east then- balloU
on eleetion d.n for Wllllam 0, An?emon for Aidennan.
Mr. Andnraon ls a man ?erl qutillfied for th* offlce. He
R thoroughly liilirmed o?i clty affair*, BBMfthB and men.
He l? a man of mtewrttj and ln??Ul?p.?ce, a practlcal
nieitiaa> md a bullder. Iii> acqiialnuiire with tlie need*
,.f tli* diatrlct would make. Wm a valuabl* cuatudlan of
iu Ititrie-!-. while hi* character and ablllty are a nf
11 l itl guarant'-e tliat wruit-V'-r he itilght do or ??y
would reftect only ere-llt ,.n hl? coniiUtilcnta. Let every
ilepubllcin h>?r Uu-n- thlm.'.- in itl.-id wben he gccn to the
poll- thi- morning.
MR. DEI'EW 100 ILL TO MAKE AN ADDRKRJ.
Bver BBBM he WM B vot.-r, Oiiaiinrey M. Depew has
i made it a point to ..d.lfv<? bl- fellow citlr.cn* at Peeks
1 kiii on the BJgbt bafere ataattai tt eaafaama for i*n?i
dent nnd Governor. lt ?a- expected until late yoster
I day thnt bt woahl nppear before them la-t evening at
' tlie IBBBPU und Vi-ooiiuin meeting that Rgg held there.
On Thaiadaj eaaatag at haa Laaaa Lyceum meeting
it ^u- aaaaraad thal Mr. Dapaa was hwirse and -poke
with dlfheulty Bt tlrno-. Tbta was BBBlhaOad to tho
attBtn he had underpone iu his ten days' canvasa of the
btate. l'.nt on lilduy be realizcd tbat Iie h:id con
tiiKted a agaere coid, whieh iwd aaMfad ta hla throat
und on Ma taage. Ile went tu Pawllng Saturday morn?
ing to Joln his family there, and he afterward tele
graphed for hl- phy-lcinn to go there.
While his condltloii i- ln BB way dungcruus or nlarm
bkg, the doetor prevalled upon Iiini. a* a niattea- of pre
cantlon, to kragO aBg atteinpt at publle ,fpeaklng. Mr.
l>epew was greutlv dlsappcanted becanse of his ina^
hllity OB thfc. ocra-lon to vl?lt JiLs old home and nioet
tlie frlend* of bl- llfetime. and dl-cu-, wltli them tbe
taaam taratved ta taa irmyjilgg n i? rieedie** u> say
tliat a rmrmnoBdng dl-appointment ?'m -uffered by
them. Mr. uepew aaftl amtatalaa his eamtdaam ln th*
i-i-ult of tbe eleetion iu favor of Fa*-ell aud Yrooman.
3AO0M A. CANTOK'S BAD RF.COOD.
The tight ln the Xtli tjenate Ui-tilct between C-flflfl
ai.d GflBSBf goes on with unabaicd vlgor. For tbe
fii->t Ume ln <flfltflfl- expericiic.e, liis Iflflflft wjitle ln
tl.e Asse.nbly und BflOSH has beci. bfl-Bg?I Io l.ght,
:ind thc ofli'lal record BhOWfl Uiat he l.mst un.wer to
lila constltiient* t'eday fur the followlnj* v.te-.:
Hc voted against givlug th'j Lflbflf Iflflflf 1 .."-peetor*
of Klecl >n.
Hfl voted for u bill which, (Imd If lieeome a law.
would hflflfl placed a brldge flf Uie Harlem Rlver at
the hca-l of Fourth-ave.. blocktng up the cross atreets
trom i?u. I'lindred-and-tweuly I.Ilh to one hundred aud
tlilitieU. -1-.
He voted for ;i blll iflBflftfll the elevutcd roads from
payliig #B-BflfBfl 80 taBffltti Injured along Uielr line,-.
ii.. votcii flflBlafll a biu for traaflBflr ticueu. and
j rent talflfl.Bbafl rflflflfl 1" New-Yorl City.
llo voted flgfllflfll all liallot Bfl?fllB blll
ile is alao -Bflflffli with fldrhdag Bhflflhfla, who u
now hi-< law partaar, agala-t ifleflMBf tho patMtaa
of the rJorgy piefleoiafl by iUaa_ltoa Fl-.ii. Jr.
Tbaac bm oalj n few ol ti..- rolflfl eaal bv Cflntor
agalnat tbe Intere*- ol hl> rotwtltaenta, and his racord
oniy abowa b_ Intanac flflalrfl lo help IflffllflBf Hall
Bl ? t, last, uml ull Uio time.
CAIII1.L WILL RUM ANYWAY.
Jadga Dyhman al winte Ptalna yeatarday deni<-d
a motion for uu oider eeBBgalBBg the COBBty Clerk
of Blehamad Coaaty ta bare prhatad and dtotrfaatad
baUota raalatalag tha bbbm af Mteheal ciuuii, in
aagaadeet DenmeraMe aaadhteta tor OOatiiIBT, oa thu
greatad thal Mr. CBhin had aot eoaagRed with the law.
Mr. Cahfll ls a re-ldent of Mlddletown, nnd his comiscl
-aid iifi.-r th.- deiil.il af the motion -tbat pa^tcix with
Iii- name upon them would bc dUinbutod lrecly to da\.
RbWJSTRATIOR OMFLAINTS IN BORTOV.
Baatoa, Row. 8. Tha Board af Regfetrattoa of Voiera
im.- inTiellgatrd the eomphvtate nied on aeeoaat of al-'
laged luegal reglaUaaoa by Chalramm g/Uaoa, of thu
Reaahgoaa CRa Coaualttoe. <>f the 103 eeaapaatato,
fift>.?ix were di-iiii- i^l arltbOBt exttmlnatioii tor l.o k
of avhteaca; of the reaialniug tlfty-two. elght were
found io ikj togalty lagtatered, atotaa were laoorractty
r-nuitei-ed and wore put right, imd thlrty-two dld not
uii-wei- in- lUBiniona, and tln-ir nuniej, WBN strlcken
trom llie vutliiK U-U-.
sAN FKANCI-Co WANTS TIIK UOBVBMT-OB.
S.111 I'niiicisco, Nov. B. ?an BH_?taflflaa ure lahlug
au earaoat oBorf ta aflcorfl one or both of tuxt ytrnfa
NaUuia! B0B1 cntions. A BM-ttflf has been BflOfli by
flpjrar laadonon. .md 130 leadlng Bflpflbh-B-l and au
eqaal number "i Daaaoero?. wUl Beat W'edneB-fljr.
Ballroad a-klafl wUl make a rooad tlip farc of pgo
trom ull pointa Bflflt iu flflflfl san FrfloetaflO wins a
(-oiiveinii.il.
?,-?-????.?
c.oi.DEX DIAXA 8TAKD8 BEFEALED.
CRUWOS OF PEOPLB A'-CI'.VIi TBE MADIBOb
bQVABB 6ABOEB TOWBB.
Pflople who bavfl jrawd from flfflr at lhe goldon
Dl.ina 011 top of the Mudi-?.n S(|..ai*c I'nrden IflWfll
and who have Wlflbcfl thul they conld get wltltln -pctdi
ing di-K.n.-e of tne b*Bflttflll gOd_?? had aii oppo;
BtBtty to g'-t 860 f's't flearflr to tl.e object of thelr ad
mir.itlon yealbrday, a'- lhe towor was opened for the
lit-t tltne to the pubflfl. AU flfll long u >teady strcutn
Bowed tbroogb tba tower d.Hirs ofl tlie Twenty -ixth -t.
fcidc, aud tha atoi aloi oa* taxai to its fuiiesi i _pa_ty on
alino-t cv.-iy irp. ln the evenlng every OOfl who a:
tcndcd Iho (?hij-.niitlic.il.un shi.w thut cared lo do so
went np to thc top of IIi?? tower witliout BXBffl B-fllflP.
Tflfl iBgalof prtce l> _?*? eentfl. VNtors were only ul
lOWfld to L'o to the gallery, S80 f.-et abovc the curb.
Ihfl eteVfltcffl run up SB8 feet and fur Ukj rot of tii*'
seventj live l.-ct. I. thfl eope iihder tho doiuc. one ui.i-t
use liis own etovotoco.
Tl.e brow of thfl talr yoong liunli?. wba, bf tha
way, fl MMueabBl large fo. hat ago, BHaaari?g Bhoal
twenty n-et fr ui thc ball >>i ber kdl foot u> the crc.-t of
ber btaek balr, iwaep tlie etoada 841 leet abovc
Ma.!l-i.n nvc. Altboagb VtOlofdiay whs chilly, tbe
young h,d>'- Bowlng r-flflB, whleb -he l ns worn tBtm
she tli->L -uw the. Bgllt, weir r?BOV0d from bflilflhlnlllg
llmbfl by hcr uiil "t-llng Bwnagen and she llOOd fo.'tli
Ui ull bar iarrBng boautjr, alwaya flquaraly aflalag her
??iiafi into tiii* eye ..f th" wind. The grarefal -gare,
1 j>_111Jv P"l-ed on one f.Mit. BttlBCted nni.li attcntion
fron tl.e rrowdi in tbe ttraeta. Almo.t ev.-.-y peraon
pasalng atopped Ior a monieMt lo gaac al the (blryll_e
Ul?ua,
iucic were krt* ol Breworb* -et oB bul nflrbi ln
hoi.or of the oeea lon and Dlana nnd the beautiful
tnwor iif-i- brll?aatll IIUimln-ted. Nearly i.)..iovi poo
pie rtaHed the top of tht rolumn yeaterday.
FOR AS OFFBJUL RATE SHFFT COMHLAIIOJ.
Ch:.:ii'.. *?'..-.. _ i.-ji.*. inb. ' hnlmuin Flnlev. of thc
W.-.-t. rn I'usseiiger Aksm Lation, promulgated to-dav
lhe repori of thfl (-jiiiii.ltBflfl njijioiiited to prepnrc u jilun
for lhe eatal?labro*.-:.i of a rnte boraoa ta lowniw Ibm
wltb the BB-oclat?_. Ti..- rcport, after "M-tting torth
Ua; DBflabflr afid BrrcflflMJ of ra'r- ibflfltfl BOW in aa
fltflBCfl. rflC*OB?Bflfl?fl tlu.t ? tate bOIBBM be flflflBh_8_Bd
?jrateouit??Bj ?__a_ed aad <o*_?eotlj aqafppBi to
pul.li-h satl-.'io torll' ull ra'.. slto-t-. now eomplled with
in thfl terrltory af the Baawclatlno, l.y the BBthortty of
the Bbat??BB. It is lielleved thut inst*_d of publl-hing
Beparata n.i<- ahB-ta B_fll .litl.-rcnt eitles, district rate
ihflflta eaillodyinp t.ve. ten >n- tm-pe bflfliBae pafl-ta, eon
?..- ad iptedt Botfl flboet* slioukl be puhlliihed tri-am
nuullv oTiiy, fahllit* cfWt MWIIBIT. JUOfl and OetahflT.
I"rovlion- nr. iu-d>i Ir BM :*"|/.>.t foi fl_flfl not BMBB-fltfl
of tbe aw? iuti...i ......ing i:i on tht side nnd i.Bre**iiig
to lhe i_sociiit o;i rate *Ueet.
YAl.E WBB COEBBME CAMPU9 DTtTVEEABtEB.
.New II:,-..?::. (ouii., ROV. ?-'.- I l,e pre-ldeiits 0f the
Yato Uahraratty atlii tic taama bave wrtwaa a com
niunlcalloii lo -The Yile New-" eondeiniilni; tbe dl
turbance arhleh biok ptaM M the campu- aft/-r tlu
ragatta, and aaaarlag tbe taeaJty that if Uta pameat
oRaam i- overloohea tba aentlmani of tha universiti
will pn v'tii any -ucli de.noii-ti-ulum in tho futtire. '
Before the cause of con
sumption was known (that
was only a few years ago)
we did not know how Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver oil did
so much good in consumption
and in the conditions that
lead to consumption.
The explanation is inter
esting. We send it free in
a book on careful living.
Senrr kBo***,Chtmi.ti,,,.South ,,h Av?au?.
Nrw York. *
Your drucinl keept Scctr-! Kraulnoa of cod.|i??
au-a.1 d/ugf ?* tvarywhari de. |i.
FALSIFY1NG HISTORY.
TIIE KECKLESS STATEMENTS OF CLEVELAND
AND JIII.L CORIIECTED.
FItlURE- TIIVT DI.M'ROVE thl: democratic as
ajtSXIOIII RKtnonRg tiie WBlMTJt*
BIIX-TIIE RECORD OF NATl'.lNAL,
DEVELOPMENT LXDER
PltOTECTIOX.
T o the E d It o r 81 The Trlbune.
Sir: On the ocraslon of the Denmcratie nitillratlon
meeting at the Cooper I'tilon M the evening of o, -
tober 8, (iovermir Hill htated thut Ihe trlumph of BM
Ropul.ll.-an party will BM88 "lbe Triumph of WM
Uiirr-," while ex-I're,!d':it (leveUnd dc< hnvd Rttl
"money i- uniie<e--urily cxtorted from the people
under tlie gui-c of taxatlon." It woitld lu; an e*Watofl
(rf the Iniili to .-.iv Mm than tlmt these atBBMMBai
are politicit! lil.el-. They are, he-l.los. ab-olutely
Bheard. ihe taeeotaatabta rco.rds u* hhwary Uieerlhed
upon our Btatata hasRa and in tlie public ledgcr at
the tJoveriiniciit rleaily piove that neHher of ihe two
mwhtaMBM BM the i-lit;I>te*-t f.undatlon iu faet.
our maaami lawa and aBatema re.turn.' rlearly show
that under Kepubllctin admlni-trution of our govern
meiital affalt-. we havo uboll?hed three fourths of the
litternal revenue dutlea and ono half the eiistoins
duties enncted during tlie war period ln order to save
the life of this Nation. Moreover, Demoeratir Investl
gatlng wmniittee* and cx-Prealdent Cleveland's Ad
mlulstrutloii have been unuble to disfover one dollar
of publk- BBBaay rii'i-appropruited by Republlean Ad
niiiii-trution- from Igg] until the presont Ume. That
ls the open and unlnipea< hable record of hist/>ry, BBd
lt i- diseredltable to tbe country that un aX-FteBMatrl
of the I'nlU-d StaU* and a (Jovcrnor of the grc-U Stato
of New-York should publl. ly iiltempi to fal-lfy thls
hi-io;ic record. whlch is Justly a source Bf Natio.-.nl
pride. Nothing more offenslvely partl-.in hM charuc
terized political watfats Iu Uils country during tlio
taal U.irty yours. Here an; tihe DMta whlch no cx
1're^ident nor Oovernor cjiu Impeaih
Ou the :il-t of Augiikt, Iggft, we were at. the hlih
wnter mark of Nationai Indebtedne-s and of war t?.\a
tion. The tatmarl baartag laM was taea gB^8M,BR0,<
Bgg, On tiie 1-t of .luly, 1881, this had been reduced
to gg|Q,ggg.l8B. nearly three-fouitlis ol the war dobt
havlng been pald Bat, liesldes, etioniioin, suini have
heefl paM M tateraM on the debt aud BI pensloni and
atbar war Indelitediu-ss; gg that "the cxp*ndttiires'
grOWtag ' ut of the war" whieh hnd been pald In sound
money out of the Treu-ury of the I'nited ItaSBl
aniounted on the flrst day ,,f July, ltOl, to 417,743,
tXXJ.IKX).
jL>ui.ii(? thc period of twcnty-slx year. from lfltt.'i to
IS'jI thfl BflpBh-Cfll ixirty reforiius-l and greatly re
iflflfld the heavy wur tarlff and converted it lnlo u
benetlrent peace tarlff. In 1807 we adiuittid on!"* -I 1_
per Bflfll flf our itnports (Tflfl of duty, flrhfltflflfl under
Ihfl M( Kinley tarlff we admlt alKtit 58 per rent of our
boportfl Bflfl of duty. In a word, sluce 1807 the Bo
pobBcaa purty has placed nne-lialf of our foretgrj Im
porl* iiik>ii Ihfl free li-t. Ihfl MrKlnley tarlff ataflfl ln
etflflflfli tne free IM from about ii-t per cent ta about
M pei-fletit of our lm*-orts, and bflflfl?B, the average
rute ol duty on dutiable goods is now very lltt'e, if
any, higher than lt was a year ago.
And how h.-is thl* slmultaneo.u icdiictlon of tho Na
Boflfll debt and of eu.tonis rcvcnuc-> Bflflfl flflflOBUJfltahad I
I BOBO?r, m: luive put on thc free list iiuinine,
I'erux lan bark. eht-uilcals of all HorO;, tea, coftce, eoeoo,
faiin.'i, taptOflfl, Jute, riiatiila, sugar, BBOtaflflflfl, anininl
for t.recdlnjr pflfpoflflfl, fertillzeis, ludiarubl.er, aud
ulmost cverytliing else not produ.ed ln this country ;
and we have ivtalned on Uie dutiable list almost every
ptadad af the llold of the n.ine and ol BM?BflfBfltBlflfl
flrhtah BflBafflBtB with the productu Of Ainerican In
dusiry. That ls Republiran Inrilf refoitu, and Uie coun?
try bas rea-ou |b be proud of It for what it hi? nccom
pllsliexl. Bflflhtafl this, Ihfl HepublicBii party has alml
Ished Ihteitial IBVflBBfl dutles, wliich ylelded *?_ja(7_4.
i_o in 1 Bflfl,'aad (".hicli woold lf iu force to-dajr rlald
lully BBOOJOOOJOOO a >car. Add to this tlie amoiint of
caatomi raraaM raaaitted under tiie rartoae tariir reform
maawraa, larJadlag tiu- MaRlalag aet, auiounting ta aa
inucfi a- our piv-cut cu-tom- reventies?ln lound inim
bam hsj-o.ooo.uoo- aad we hav* a tatal <>f readttod
taxaUon wRfch if lmpo-ed today would amouut to
over BBOOfiOOfiOO a year. lf we ahaalg add liii
BBOtmaM raaaittad laiatrtm to the preaaal iwreaam of
Ihe (joveniinent, uinounting to about ai-100,000,000 a
year, tlie annual raVOBima of the (.overiiment would be
about H.l,-J(Mi,oii(i,(J(X> a year.
llie dillerence between tfl.'JUO.OOO.tMM) a year und
.*4uo,iNiu,t>tHj a >e;u- regemanta the dlfferaace between
arai uxulioii aud a Judi. iou-ly and h.uiestly retfOfBMd
cualoma an.i Intaraal taaattaa under RopabUean Baeal
iu-1-.iatioii. it ai-o rapreaanta the AlRerenoe between
a igreal and gtorlotu puhtlcal ti-uiii and au at.-nid p.
Iiii.,.1 lioel.
ine loraaoing fai ta atao cxpo-o tiie tataMBM now at
tampted to be promalgated o> Ueawemtte oratora and
Uie oemocratlc prcaa m .New-York and ohlo, taal the
McKinley Tariff aet i- iu ,-oino oort a now deparuiic.
a tuiiig BJtprecedented, ata. Nothing oould be (urther
ii-oui tne truth. The "Meallaley Tni-irr is simp..? the
iu, i a, r in tne pracUeal executlon of a poUej of Uu-lfl
rettuctlou and reform kaangHiatod by bm ittepnhllcan
party taunedlataly after the gattauaaing ol tae t ulun
Aiui.i. it aaa lor Uie malnUnance of tlmt armj Hut
our war t.init waa m-titutcd. Bucb rereuue redartlon
and rafoem Iih- been going on ever llnee and Ju?t a
fa-t a- iim liuan, lal ubhgatloM of u* Uovemment
would peiinit. riiat betaocraUc araton aud aawa
papi ra aaouM bow have raooana to taa grom im
repreaeatattona voleed by ea frmiaaat ( leveiand aml
Oovernor lllil, lu ragarg to Uie Bacal admiiu-tratlou ,,;
tiu- Uovemment alnca Iioj, can oata be Mptatned b.
the tael tliat a political campalgn baaed opoi, the truth
of lii-tory and uie BMltM ui peodlng beUM would Lu
utterlj di-a-iioii.- to tiieir party.
Daring tha pertod ,.f rereoue reduetlon and reform
the country has Increaaed ln wchIIU and ta producUvu
energ) (gr more rupMly thaa e\er before. Ileru u
tiie iii.-ioiie record upoa tbal point:
lir t our Nationai weulUi Increaaed about fourfoid
from i-'-ai io 1 -no.
becond our (.-, .-.ii produet locreoeed frooi ?.';?_,<>*)('.
000 bu .nel- lu l-i._ i.. .;.-_(!>,000,-U0 bualM? ln 1--'.?;
bul tlu- wonderful developuienl ol oui bomt n-arkcta
under protection enablad ua to eoflaoiBe ovor '.._ per
.-.-ni i.i tl.i- Iun.;_.product, leaa than fl per oenl gon.g
lo meel tii- foretgu demand, ..l uni.-h au mueh I* aald.
Ttajrd i in- nn,ui.il value ol American manufiwture*
Im '.iii-t Irom 01.885,000,000 tn 1800 to Bfl n.arh a
cuu be eaUmated 08,000,000,000 in ir-:..).
Fourtb- i'bfl raUroad ...iiciije ol tu-_ l nited Matr-,
l:.-i ;i-.-<! f. ,iu :,.l,'i_ 1 ini.e^ lu 1880 i lo". .711 mile..
in 1-..H..
i-ifth Tho Kit.Miuiption of oool fl an exci-lleiit iadfl*l
of commerclal un.i lo_u*trl?I proapanty, uur c__
I-i? -I.i. t Increaaed from Hi,i7'i,ooo um-, ln 1880 to
1 _.*>..V'.'J.OOO ton* 111 IrlMI.
-imIi Onr fdreigii rx?imeree mcreaaed from BMM,
000,000 in 1801 to **i,7_'.i,;i:i.i,.-*u.i |q i-_i. __|a ln
ereaafl amoaated ta nearli two und a hall time-. the
commerce dere?>pcd durlng Uie praeedlng loo ycars
i.f nroa t.iuc aad nuidc.iunte protocfloB, Durlng the
la-t ti-i.ii year wa BXporflflf flt the rata of -._. 100,000
worth of AB?flteaa prflineta da.lv, Includlng Hundayi
rblfl is tha glortafli record of Sfltlooal -etalopaiaal
BBdar Ihfl BlflntilBfl of thlrty yeurs of fliflQflaflfl prolfli
'1. ? flflOfllopflflflfll vustly BXCtfl?tag that of the flflt
ecdlflg 100 yeara of free-trade aud teafleqflfltfl prote.
Aoa. Thfl -pl.-n.ilid rc.ord of devel,>"nne:>., rflflfletfofl
o.' the Nntlonul dc'.,t to gflapflfBl ivelv Inslgiililc.itit
proportloBa, and reductloB and icfc.-iu af thc Botloaal
reveniw* from a war boal* to b paaee i.a^Ls, ata-da t?i
Ihe cicdit of tbe BepubBeaa party, aad Uhualaata* 0
NaUoaal hi-tor.. n ?., a _____ thafl for tbe ait-lu
nci.i of pany lueeo?i men who have bean booored by
Un.i lo.intiv abould hnve tha aflfroatar. t<? aiand up
11.ni iie.iy tbeae facu wblch moba tflr Bm glory ol thelr
country. uffanalve portlaaoal_p never deaceadod lo a
more dlacredltabfl e-pedleat.
It fl flfl iiicoi.iioveitlb.e fact that lhe Bt-flflal ciis
torn- rflVflBflflfl of the (.overuinent huvo U'cn roduoed
to about ihfl lowc-t polnl uow adml**lble under a
tarlfl Ior necea*larj revenue and needed proteetlon.
Kurthei- reductloti nt the prfla-nt Ume migbt comproinl?e
tl.e pobBe <iiiillt. Bai tho r.umtry may real a**ureit
thut there will be BO dang.-r of that. to loug a* uur
Kational affalr* are, gulded hy a polftica] party di^
ilu_ui-hed for Its tldehiy to hum:..i Ulierty, |t_ iia_.-litv
to the L'nlon, it* Hdellty to Uie publie credlt, aml u,
lldehty t? the inieiest.s uf American labor.
JU6BPH M.MM'i, .11:.
w.-i-hington, 0. c. Oet, in. tflBl.
K. P. EI.nWEirs IIATKF.D 01 THK VBtOB.
To the Kditor of The Trlbuno.
sir: No man in a -ii.gle > uiliern state eould to
aai M Bomtaatod tor Ooaaram if it wen; proren thal
l.o had during the war iitu-red bBOB words agalnil
the rAmfeaetaey m R. P. Howm aMeead atain-t the
Itiion. If New York 1- a kiyal State how llieii, n,
the name of Hmbbb. i- M pmaRMe tor i?-r to etoel
Elower, who mM -lurini: the war taal lu- aiahed Uk;
r..(ifiMiera,> i,, anceeed. Let those who tove theii
country oata tatak wi.at iho iiteema of tiu- i on
federae] would have BMBBt. j j u
wattahotuagn, Va., oetober 88, Iggl,
-? ? ?
TH| ( '..MI'.MI IIIil.K ATTACK.S ON MK. MBYKB,
lu the Kditor o f Tho I r I b u n o.
sir: There is, I thlnk, a note of g.-nniiie patbm Ifl
:he .p.T. h f ii,-: rv a. Meyer. ihe RepeAtteaa eaodl
dale 1 i- tiie Mayoialty in Brooklyn, delivered on 1,,,
aai iiij.-;.t. -ihe aBBeartgd bbwbm| t.. beiiuio me."
-aid Mi. Magar, -I had not antlcipated. Ii amj bjoI
.:. in i raak. It was not Ainerican. I aaat ?? to you lt
at int atalaeartaaed ma.1 it r bo! aay aaaaar. a
racmd ie-ue of -The Evening Fo,r gave proinln?nt
plaee ti. an artirle conccivnd ln Uie very ,nullc-t.
ui.-t aaataBBjtfbta, maal aa-atamrksa npirit agaiggt ihe
Broaatia eaaaRamta, damrthtag Ma grmery atara aad
iLs warea, r:du uliiuf J,i, .-upposcd Uborioii, and un I
.amfgaUal effnru to get up Mg ? ampaigu BjaBI baa, und
genermllr glvmg vent |? RM BBtaBMt, iii.-llr-t te'uipei
of eliildu* personal drtrafttonv The uiipardoiinbln
oflencj of belnn a g-rocnr I Khade of Wllllam Cullru
Brvai.t: Haa "Tha Kvenlng Bajaga ,ljmr ,? (|lU,
Maiur ?1 m reaeBiber a time when Tha Trlbune and
"The Prwt" Btoad for the noblew of *I^*an,22n7m,<
Um. Thank Oaa, The Trlbun* ii loyai to Ita ^"?W.?
?Ull- Tbere la a vory real .aoriBWaataJta 8BaaBg
X3 a p?P?r aa "Tftft Evenlug Not* QBM.*?___
?eandlng to *uch amall, dlrtv. und?mocr?tlc, n ro
publlcnn, nna-uerlaan work aa Uila. t ta I Ul I
enoagh, One hope* the volce ?f Broohlyo'e .erUjena
wlll utter .tieh an Indlgnant rebnhe to thl< iplrtt of
prr^onal IHIrtllng a* wlll l?e reniembercd. Mr. Meyer
ought bi be ovrrwholmtngly electwl. lf "nly *? a BRB,
ne?.? that here in free Amwlea **tlU " o MDI t man
for Br that"! Kl.l.IOIT I>. ToMhINS.
st. Juinc'a Rectory, Long Iiranch, N. J., oct. -?.
18111.
__??
A QFESTION WHICII HILL EVADED.
TIIE BE\< K MAN IN THE SOLTIt AND IN TnE
.vortTir.
To the Edltor of Tlie Tribune.
Sir: QflVflfflflf Hill latelv went to Atl.tut- ro de
liv.u- nn uddreas in memory Of Henry W. <'ra/1y. Tlio
O-flflgfOB wa? used to say nitirli _* to newborn loyalty,
fi.itiii-.iiy and the Hke. Scomlngly palu* wera taken
by both Mr. Hlll aud the Georglans to styer clear of
tho real cauae of dlscord, which U whcUicr tho South
li ready to rcspeet the rlglits of eolored Anierleati
eitizens, whether an intelUgcnt law-abldlng eolored
Ctttaflfl shail or not ln niatter* that pcrlain to tho
ce?ieral welfare have un c*iual vuice and cotnrna: d
B_g BBBB BBfggl aud (onsIderuUon gg Uiough he wera
whlte, whether there flBflfl bo a diccrlmiiiutlon agaln?t
him flflMf on BflflflBBl flf flfl color. Tlils que-dlon, lo
volvln. not only the rlghu and feellngs of mlUion* of
the (iuvernnieut's MibJecU, but a fundan.entai princlpl*
upun which the OBfflBBBflflBt is founded, in the Issiue
now befuro the N.itiuu ; is a qnestiou U.at ha* to be
presscd home to all Aniericans and e?peelally that
portlou of Uiem to be found In Uio South, who treat
the prlnelple with supreme BflBflflnipt. Thl* was ignored
Bfl the BflflBfltafl nbova IflgflRfli to, and Bfl aro allrrwed
to inf-.-r from facts und from tho unllmited piai-e aud
laflflfflflflMBt of Mi- Oiaiy flfl the. above BflflflfltaB, tlmt
all pBtttflfl fully a?sent to tho very eloquent speech
mude ln lioston by Mr. t'rady a flhflrt tlrne before his
derth, Iu which, speakln-* for Uie New r-outh, Mr.
BraAf said tliat while ho aud the New Boafh wero
ready, yet,, would be glad, to U-eat the blaek mnti
kiudly, yen, to BBB8Bffl0fl him, fnrther to protect hlm,
still Uiat bim _ 'nan BBflflt not assert as liis rlght to
dlet.'ito through the ballot or otherwlse as to publie
B?fllTBa as would be freely accorded to hlm where he
while. This ls the Uaue beforu the peopie, and it
will not down untll it ?hall bo Bflfl?fli to the satlsfacdrm
of Justice und ln ac-ord witt. the CflOflt?a-tlOfl of the
Ciovininient at.d lhe fundaniental ftiflClplgfl upon
whlcb the RBttoa ls foumted.
Tliougb. 1 am regarded a* couaervetlve becausc I
am. a-, BB expedlent, for uppcaling to the isouth
polltically and in faet ln every legal and honorable
manner with the hoge of Indiiclng tho seeUon to change
Ra policy uirectlng Uie colored people: that while I
udniit tbat the South wlU not eOBgaar its prejiirtlce in
a day, still I deairfl that tbe New Moutli a-s referred to
by Mr. Grady ahall bo held to tho strlctest llne of eon
aataaey and of Ju-tlce. that it be trled by the supreme
hiw of tho land, and those grand aud BBBBbBBg prln
clples for whleli the fathers of the Rcvolutlon nledged I
| their Uvea, their fortimos and their BMBPa honor. The
! entlre Sotith wlll, _- i am fully por-uaded, ln time
fully aceept tnat all AmertoM citl/.ens, regard le-? Of
iiatoiiHlity, race or eotor, or prevlous coudition of
servltude, are enUtled to and fdiould enjoy full eo,uaIlty
before the law ln all thnt per-nin.- to the public weaJ.
Lntii tuen there will be agtiaUon?no peaco. The
souati um aoonar a.cept Uie aaove as a coutrollii.g
uie of aetion by tne tforth bwomlng conatateat not
only ni declaratlon but ln pmrtlce, ln it, treatment of
worthy coiorcd mea it la ?ot e,,ii-istent and trne iu
bmrnieo- airaiis, m political matter- 1,01 iu the church
und tbta supermdiicea to the outraglng ,,t i/ie eoloitd
man ln the ,-oiitfl. OEORUK X. DOWNINO
rtawport, it. i., oct. 25, 1881.
P1RATES W1TB0UI FOLIT1CS.
THL; INDEI'ENDENT LEADER SAYS THAT TAM
MANY'6 BCCCRgg WOVXiO BE A NATIONAI,
DXRORjAOK.
Prom Oearga WIbbmb caraaVa lattor ta L e. chittenden.
No question at this elex-Uon takea prcc,<lence of the
raatorattoa af IBmmaay Mall u> paRReal aawm in tno
state. Thut organiiatlon has be-u de? rlbed by a di*v
-rflflfllflhfli Democral AM A CONsi'IKACY AOAINsT
HOBBBT ('OVERNMENT, aud it is BBBhlflj- by other
eiiilnent Democrats to be already IN -_BB)L_TB CON
TROL OF THE DEMtH HATIC I'AHTV. The chararb-r
Of Bfl manugcuicjit and lt? luethods have bflflfl eouriajre
niisly aud accnrately exposed ip detail. und all good
fltttafl-fl Bf the city huve bflflfl BBflBBMBMi more Uulii once
to unite agalnst lt.-, hULIOfl AXU OEi'RADINO
FOWBB. Thi. year Uie call ia even Joudcr and more
iui|?-i-uUve. aa Tumnwiiiv Hnil has shown lt* BflpBBBBfl
inllueme tu tl.e .state Convention of Its party. and BOW
AIMS AT TIIE ( uNTROL OF THE hTATE OOVBBB
MENT AND OF THE iTATB B_-_UB__fl_-__ON IN
TIIE NE\T NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Whatevor muy be our porty sympathle*. thc *ruec?_s
of su.h nn efTort would be B OOfl?fOB NATIONAL
Dl.SWRA. E. Let any intell-gem and patrloUe Ameri
c?n acqunmt hlmself wltjj thc ffletl tn rc#ard to thc
leader-.h!p of Tiuiimany Hflfl and Imagine Uiat leader
?Hfl rflptflflflflttflg tho jiower of New Vorlt ln a NnUofial
OBflrenlf-a. Ia meh a Tttwrilnri the paramocnt
I.-v-l E IN THE STATE AT Tlils KI.EtTi* >N IS TRt.'LY
Da-tSCRIB-aD i.y MU. kas-eit Afl GOOD OOVBBB
MENT A.iAIN-T TAMMANY HAI.I.. Therr Ls no wl>e
reform Ui the Btate to which Tammany !>, Iciown to b?
friendly, nnd nonn ?hose proapoctfl would i.ot bi harmed
bv Its a-'-endeniy. HONfMT DKMOCRATS DISOWV
IT AS A PIBATH5AL ORGANIZATION POB I'l.CNDER
and WTTI.OI r imi.itics. But Uiej rtnwot deny
that now, a*. alway*. its power Ih sitstalned bv Demo
orotlc votes. The way to make .-pjx.sJtJon t" lt effectuid
at ..':.. eteetlon ls fnr such Demmnits. nnd for ull Uu--.
who ngree with them, not to Htipixnt Its enndldntes
but to vote for Mr. Ka-M'tt juid the enndidutes as
KOClated w.th him.
A St-GOBBTIOR AHul'T KATfTBAUXATIOB.
T o tue Kdltor o f The Tribune.
sir: I have read with much Intereal vour MOOrfl
Of tae BMtboda and fiau.!- Ir IsaalBg ii.ituiMli/.ailon
papera, aad II woaM aeem u. 1,0 a eaam of greal
political triekery by tbe Aaernpolona laeMhaaea. t?
premraa tiie pnrtty of the i,.-iiiot. it aoama thal nthrr
(if'-gtiiu-d- tl.in the preeenl ,ue BBOWMIJ R> prevent
great fraada al om- etoeRona. it seean to bm t'ut
it wonid Ut weli to reqalre aii BBtarattoal ctti/.en- t..
hold their papera one yaat before t.'iey can vote af BB]
eleetioa. Alao, to torbtd them ;,, i?> taaaad during tho
montt of Oetober, or thlrty dav.- prior to any Nationai
or state cl'-ction. It U now the i,lW taal a ? IUr.ru
mu.sf have been u reahtaal of tae State one year, the
county four months, and tae dl-trl.t Uiirty d.i"\ ?.. Why
should not a forelgn bom rltUen be required la be u
etttam reetaeal for the mam period a-< la now re.iuire?i
of iih all r l am B natlve, and Broaaef the yM^t Rher
on tha lirst of september. I am Iherefaie dlaaaallBaa
aa a roter. i ti.n.u lt aaaM be m hani-i,,/, ?. "rr
(piire all torrtgnera to hold thatr paper* one \?-,r be.
tore they .au vote. v.? i,e,-d aoma tiioi-e. ohaeka on
them th.in we now have. wrnv ?
New york, Oet 80, 1881. MBT1
THI POLITICAL PAR8WORO.
T o tba R d 11 o r o f Tho Trlbune
sir: -I),,i,-t un.lii.li. tlie Tlger" ua- ll.-njnmln
Franhlin'i obaervatton; and even- goog elttaea la New
York will to-morrow rmpond eoNtallj to Ihla aaglng
Let every effort be BMdC |0 BfWeeal t!?. tataUBanj l | e
fr,New s;,,1;': ay>g,aaBirBto*,,ver ?v^-1
OXI$ BXJOYS
Both tl.e met'io.l an'l rf*-..I*K wr.e** ~-rip ?f P*e?
Ifl taken: it ia plflflflMrt an.i refreahins hfl tbe
Iflfltfl, _'*d ant- gflatiy, yet promptlv, on thfl Ki-I
i-'v . Livrr and Howela, el,"an*ing the *w,,_
elln tually. di?po|s col.ls, headaehea an.i fevers an I
curea babltaal eoriatlpatlon Syrup of Fi... u th*
uajy retnedy of lt* kind ever produce.l. parmBmM to
the teflte fin.l aceeptal.le t., _M atomaeh. hwaiai
ifl ita action. and truly hvnetlclal ln Its tittoL
prepared only fr.uu Ihfl nior- healthv at.d a_re. ?L|.
f?S_Sl!___i__ TS. "rHta,-t ****** oommeu.i
' te all and bava _ade it tbe uioat popular remedv
, -8S,?1 _!__*__ _\ oo\t ln 80e. .nd fl hottle.
bfl a.i .rad.ng druggl.ta. Any rellable (|r??.u"
whfl nuy not have it ,,n bflfld ? _n _-?.._," ,,
-romptly fur .njr oru? wll0 WUl|1(%i ,_ JJ tu*" ?
aot ac_.pt any aulutllute.
CALIFORNIA FIG 8YRUP CO.,
BAB MtANLintu. UAIa
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EXCELLEXT SHOOTTXQ AT CBEtDft^
flUOCEaB OF THK. gmVKRTM RROlMgBtftj,
KYINO ailARF.SHOOTKRA ^^
The aharnahootc-r*' muU-h at CtojaaaRagf or,e_
waa one of the Btaal totalMUBg of the i>? K*k"**
of tlie unuaimlly lar?e number of t\no urli!****
huiidrcd eOtaaatttan oonto-tcd for tbe ran. *R
uliooter, whrtoh reijiiltou a acore nt U f,ut ,_ * ****
aO. Flfty-foar won the tboriMluH?Uift_^k*ti^
thl* iuimttor twenty Uiree ai-e membert og trra t"*" '
ment. Ihe 7Ui ba- made a -ptaiioM rw*r1 J****
elahty sevrn of Ra incmbcn. laivlng \?ou y '*.
tharpsliouter, iigalnst alxty two tor laat . "*? *
wellkJiown New Yorkera were ta Uie (^U*T *??
day, eamag waom wn* Uautammt H r r ?"****
roinputiy I, 7Ui BBBjtaMBt, who won a ?Uv''*"
wlUi a eeON of 4* aat M a pojnlbk) Ui ju * ?Bhi
yurd ran^e und 89 nt tho tfuu >ard rm.au ML.t*",<,*
la aha ?coia oi Uhms who aon taa ataaw, __***
_. t. Maam., Oa K.^'^ **n!?
K. Mar aaa. co. k. 7 _) M ^_
W. a. .--UMe.*, Oo. R m *, tt
T. C. Wtawali, Co. F. 7 *:
Ouy Du Vfll Co 1. 7 &
(rtueral Robbloa. ti
W. li. rfl.ii.ar, ut
B. II. Nlrholl, Co. 1. 7
W. H. Hanley. Co i 7 .4
E. B. Nlehola, Tra..p A. 251
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II. M. F.e.d, ( ... I?-.. . *m _ 'ii
O. E. Oun?Uhle. Co. K ... l? r: ll
W. A. V_.-it.lrie stuif 7 _1 -1
T. J. Mflfl, N. 0. t>. |_ _
C. ... U.) i? \e,_..?', aup'y
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H. Cabiu-n, ;.., Co. C. 7 i>, Si
Ii'. aM. V.rmllye, ir-op A. S l*
J. L-wIght, Jr., N. C. 8 . 7 a. *??
W. H. Carter, . o D :i 57 ??<
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R. O. Mntra.au. IJO. (. 7 ".j <fl
T. W. Cnder-Ilj, Co. lt .... _. 55 ?*
D. J. Murphy. B. 0. B........ 55 _
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K. ni.di.y. Co. <>. _:, P ?.
C. U. Hub-oll, Oo, A . Lj 5a
B. A. Tom-ioii. Ti.-op A .... B
K. C. S-lth, Co. A 12 55 ?
lt. MeWIIIIam. tio. A 7 55 ii
FAwmri (rould, aUfT. -i
C K Galely, Co. E. 7 ? fcj
(i. H. <_ruoch_n. Va. K "7 ^
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F. 8. (areei.c, (J.,. F. g B _
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A. foriov.r, Co. (_. 7 i I
C. Freullor. Co. I. 9 ? ?
D. C. -*r*r. Co. C. 7 t\ ??
A. T. W?wtvn. atafl . __ ~' ?J
J. J. C_roi_i, Co K. _ t_\ B
C. F. Roblna. Co. C. 7 B ?
W. F. SmlUi, Co. C. 7 ?>% _
II. ii Story, Co. A. 2:1 -A *
W. Bflfll Jr.<n fl. 7 g B
R. Hardtnf fr., Oo. C. 1 i ja
A. U. Klaler, Co. 0. 7 l' i_
0. W. lWn.?en, N. C. * rt o0 g
J. V. 11I*CK, C... B. 7 B
XOT OPPOS1XG THE A. A. F.
mr faJamaWV PBttftXMBCD nrW lRaooi m u
80GIAL TiMN Allir.i.TK.
The BBamgaaa Fnlted LeagM of At>ii.-t>. fluba, tae
detaiu of whtaB wen pabaaata reatargaj ia tu
Trlbune, crented a great deal .f -. .
and Uieir frlend-. The goagral OBtoJoa am ttal a
was a -'klckers' movcmi-ni- . tamtarngg*
letje i.'nion. ami taal aaathar am ? m tauatomt, dmat
to tho old A. A V, aud I". 4 A\. right.
This at Iea-. be Optatoa b BM bj mar.y otthnai
hlgh up bl Un . . . of taa Amatau Athi-ti.- i/nka.
The promote-- i' taa n.-w orgaatoattoa, h.?uf ?r, <tan
that ttag bn ., agoamahk t>- tii<- \. g. r.
"It hl Just this wa,y,-> ?aid F. W, Ja- BBB, i ,e reoig
nl/.ed leader of Uio new Brhaam. reetarday. -Tb?
Amateur Athletfe DBtoa, h- aoa flfer,
dlrectly Ut Uie BBUm BlhMtm, ahleh, m | u luwa.
eaaatat of only a -mail pareaatage of om h-r*at a'a
letic-rlub member-lilp. Tak/; the ra*;, ?/ ghj Rjg
York aud Manhuttan atahe, tor . Tt,?
I'nlon raters to, mg, -XK) BMB oM af tae g,MO ta BB
New-York Club, and. say, to 'AOo out af tlie ...ooo ia
Uie MaiilUitUiti Club. Now ?0 lo-Tfj-e r, l-tfr b
the BBgWW BBBBBaarablg of the 1I11I n."
"Then the new movement doe, 1101 BMBa a am attt
Uie present government af BBBBMBr atuJettral' aat
BWBBg,
"Most certainly nol," aaM Mr. Janwten. ? .N.Mher
am 1 lnterested In the new movement .simpiy be
eau.se I wa* uot eleeted 011 Uie boujd af Ra 4. .'?. I .
M MB beeu so unjustly . harged. \\r te
to supplant the Unlau, but tu better tiie mMBBBaa >t
the rhibs at large. It i- not neceawy M BBBBraa
from tho I'ulon 111 order t<, beeome a nwuibe. ot tbr
new Leatfue. The nuiement a> more fr* tociai reaivnt
Uuu for competltlVe Bgaeta. Tlie gmt taM U?* oiratar
?aat to club* state- that * the Lcugue sliall at all uaa.
remaln hamioulous with all eBBBaWmBtoaa l*avia| >??
tlotial Juiisdi, tion,' and tliat -tho U: .gai ,aaU mx
hold a coinpetltlon of any kind for Ral
-hlp honoi-,' .liows, tlial we are not .iniagniOatt: ata*
I Iiloil.
-B flflfflBlfltB ~*ere ?ent to lhe Ne\r York.
tan, 1-lnia, Iflflflflf City and N-.-w leaaflf A_bC
flflflhfli 08 t" the Ktaiteti Ul-.n.l C**r?_flf o; E'.ik**?d
i-leld clubs. uf the otlier ahflhfl, fci'.r.ible re?iMB ?r
aBflOOt-g-Bf words hav.; Ih*?h RBOfllVfl. ttUt tht bl
IflWlBfi .-uoten Ial_nd ... ('., Mfltflfl I Und. Cmeflflt
A ('., lirooklyu; BS-flflBBf A. ('.. N.-u Vfltfe; A ..
of rjclniylklll Navy. 1'hlladclpliu: C?>IumbU I
vraafalogtoa: Detroit a. c, Klcbigan; flontraal a. a.
I.ui_d_, Atlie.i?eiiin Club, .08001 -.itlMrri
A. c., New-Orleoii*; (>hr_jiic A. ? . flafl 11_iel?eu.
A. C of BuffHlo. Bauffalo. N. *i., Pro*. leoat k l ?
Ilhode Ii.lu.iid: Montelalr A. A.. aea Jei^y, Oraaf*
A. C, Now-Jerae.v; tflflfl?? ? < Bt. I. n ? "
Janie* K. IfllBTBB. Uie BBflflBBBa. of ttM Am?tev
Athtattfl luioti. look* uu.u Uie now s.heale a***Urt-l
inejmce to lil- Lc-loved orpar.lratlon. Ile flf r-onra
predlets IU utter BflBflpflB and enrly deaih T.e~ i*
no use lu ever* quoktl.uiln, i5ul!i\:_n'a lnyalty ? tflfl
I i.ii.n. due diiy, *. MiUiiivn iralked *? *.an'.??i
Fleld, un athletle waa- rvu-ukd BMB Uaj
Au.-tem- Athtattfl Iiioii."
Oaorpfl W. Oflrr, lha flraaMaal f tbe Minrtttan
Athletle (lub. \a?- Bflflfl i_-t Blfht *ud ?.U"1 tliat **
lhe BWl?BT BBd onlv been *., liim Itid
detimlly, he Bad formod no decided m. Hc tu
|.. - tlve tbat bi< club bad I..U. ird had I '.
diacuaaad tbe nottar m an\ *?h( m Carr,?l
ftaylng niuch. gn\s tlu- wrlt.-i ? .: tl ( ( hcrrt
Ulaniond pr**?id"it dtd ik.i belleve thal ihfl i.e* ir-e>
ment aould BBt Ihfl Blhlflttr flrortf .' ?
-? ? -
Bflflflflfll] P. Flower Ifl uvou, i: ? e re-iiiwrnt-.
tivc of thfl most ii___r_p_lo_a. f hvt
puit.y.-Nov.-Vork -Iflaflfl. Jufla 18. 1.84.
UI8A8TBOV8 F0BE8I FIBES.
MOUBKR, onoi'S axii nhtRKR DBgTRRfRB B
MUROVMI ANL) AI.AHOM.
i-t. Loin., Nov. -J.-ihie ol Ui? nio.-t d^aatroua tt***
llre..- ever known li, bt. LouU ?'?ntily fiaa beaa rafrt
for three .U>>. I t.lem them lt a rain wltLIn a *"
days tho Utarte* will reaih iui erormou> fi^ure. TU
llre utaiU'd UM Tlmrsday BBBBBBg BBd BWBBBl ??
ragggb that wlthiii a few bBBBBBM N BBd F* bri**
control. Tii?> Baapai .j aha Mtghl -' ra" eat
ta >av? uie Rieaota haamata d, bai H aaa uuraat
seveiiii athar hai - aaaa, x,r*
upon aere* af wiu-ut iiavr eawwaaebwd ? taa *****
and Iii BBBBl BhMM BaBBgB, BmaaaBJ ? i *lt*
havo baaa aaawd eafej t.y paaejgBaag ap araga
a dtopaaah hr m amjmtaa, I i * ***
dioiith w_, beahaa bj a m I ?? nuu**1
ii-t -iight. Moal ..f Mm targe i .. ? tam um ta?e
baaa wglBg aaram bm * re?-k aud tAamttai eoaawy
have boen .?xi!ngul-l,e.:
RmabBBBtaJg, au. No\ ?_'. \ toraa Bra ?**?' ?
tnile weet Bg Yerii,*, ha- baM I.iirn:
moratag and it- path i- aaa aboal i a - *u*.
erai krmma bare mftorM
aag limlier taajga a <i them taa '" *+*_*
aud ban.-. rhe lamca ba* . : <****
Another rorert m-e _ ratMarted ,.. , . n < ouair, *J**i
tng riipidly toward thr rlver, Utc Bl ' . ?;****
and bann on Ita w?\. Thrre ha* hmfl m*'
sc'M-raJ in.mth*
i ?MeaTDRJ f] J'.V :v;rt I ' ,,r
Albany, Rov. 2. Aagrea > Drapi
of ruhtle ItiMru, tion. gare a toBr1n?
tta '..liii tatat i.d pattttaa af J H I ? ?**"*
f..r tl. ?
I'.-t . R rarpj prh ? i ?*ea F***t
i ui Uaag latai i l taj It :. af Brram '
aad i, th Mi i iiv i | i ? |pa
oeorge ?/ Btaarm pm aoted -.
I ea \ mt Dlatrtet-.1
? ? Vork, appearad la at
- i l ?
i.'i'-r ,i| rurp\
alTldavlt- tendinit in ikfla tlu- pn?v1
(one] i ?i-? :,.| ,,i Mr Torpy vrapm
took tha papera ai ?? Ioi.
I UrJURTI fiw vi.\. job.
IV,iu I'.e I .?.? II^mM
11.?- mhaaa'i eapoaura f t > ??..'.'-'
wit , llie urw BroagWMt patraieut ha- neoo-rU
among ihe i upayara ,?! Ne* \
|H-o|,U- h;l\e ,|ihhI a lllllg - e?c nf f .
bu-u,e? parthztna .,i.-ni i .,, ln ihe h I"* ,r"
araat Ihoroughfare wouki gaall) a
,i Uie) gtacover Uiat Uie work i- f'*'"1
upou fftn.l ]|, th,. .,.,
ln inai.v ptarea. Mnnnuhii,-. | , , II
il. ? proBta aud am*, %? uf .,i,i ? \.
to drt ub.iui K - ih,. paaaat al oaM
p.'lU next lue-la,! Kve-n vote f,-r the Rei.u
llehet ?il| help New Ynrh t,. rveuttall) rid Itartl f
Uia gr??t robher rtng. and tutlk ll? niulatcr altwnipt I"
gat control uf tlie HUtie and c^rii tlie Nationai o??
aauueuu

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