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Warning from Hichu,ond County.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: When
Congressman Covert voted to anrm the title Of H. Is.
Hayes to the Presidency he handled pitch and became
dened The Democracy Of Richmond County do not be
sacred right 70 keep It, and the real owner has no power
II Mr.. Covert earnestly desires 10 sec n Democ ratio
withdraw from the canvass and assist In nominating a
Hickory Democrat 10 succeed him .
II Mr. Covert decides 70 remain IN the field an indie
pendent candidate will blast his hopes
Tornr Error or Tw srS-Sir IfNr Jamesw Covert,
the Democratic candidate for Congress the First Dis
trct much Tor the advancement Of the interests
his party ns he does for the advancement Of his
personal interests and political ambition he will with.
draw from the field OF combat and allow the Democracy
whose Will unite the party and carry Il
ON 10 victory IN November s
Ii essential that the Democrats should carry enough
Congressional districts in this STATE them
ory the ssional delegation m the next con
sress for II may all To that body choose the
President by aNote OF states
the field Having identified hms with fraud hy
ier ,he Bureh9rd Iesolntion many OF the honest Old
a part q his own party In Queens County
!. very bitter asad1n;;t MIN On "c.o Gun, Of ihs
makes It appear probable that he viii run behind In his
own sirongliuld many ~ the Democrats ct SUFFOLK
County have feeling OF enmity toward him account
o his friends IN The Convention having formed comb
the hr.t right suffolk County % the NOMINATION and
last but not by any means least Mr. Crook old Demo
Congress and will poll heavy vote In tie district par
tcularly chmoni COUNT, and ninety per cent oi the
Taking all theso fact. into consideration and also re
vert popular man Mr. covert II to the part,
that Put him "a nomination withdraw and let HI; paru
unite all the factions Ct the party, and thereby seeur'
- believe .gcak The sniiment. of = majority OF III,
Democrats q tie FIRST Congressional District
WHO has the interest, Of his party al heart
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The Next Step.

II the one man power should be sustained
In the approaching municipal election, it
would make itself apprcciably and dcspot-
ically felt thereafter in State and national
affairs. No man could bc nominated for our
next Governor, no man could be nominated
for our next President, on the Democratic
Ticket, without the consent and appreciation
OF Tammany; and Tammany means only
one man.
The very idea OF Government by one
man, no matter how decent the admnistra-
tion may be- is hateful to the American
mind. II is something totally at variance
with the state OF things our fathers under
took to establish.
Our esteemed contemporary, the World,
recently took occasion TO comment on the
object OF opposing the King and Clown
ticket, saying that 1t was not merely to de-
feat Tammany, but to make sure Of good
Government for the city. This is very true !;
but the defeat Of Tammany. the defeat Of
any one man power is of itself a step, and
very important step, toward securing a
good Government.
The despoiing and malvcrsation In office
which formerly took place under Tammany,
appear to have been abolished under its
present head; but that is not enough. We
To not merely desire not to be robbed; we
are determined not to be ruled by one man.
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New Ferry and Railroad.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday afternoon
granted a franchise to Edward Hunt NJ Furman Hunt
W Scott and others their successors and assigns to
maintain or operate ferry from some point between
Forty NTH street and Forty sixth street Brooklyn and
this city, and TO construct and operate railroad from
the same point in the city Of Brooklyn at the location
the terry. TO the city hne bond of 5000 required
and the company is obliged 10 have the ferry operation
the streets avenues the company II required
the road under the streets, beneath suitable stone or
brick arches and 20 "a construct II that VIII
iyre win the sewer or water mains The rund passes
through the estate Of Thomas Hunt the old Sew York
merchant who died in BROOKLYN last winter lie
large tract Of unproductve land IN the Eighth ward
which wH- assessed NJ S3i2up The franchise enables
the Sea Beach Railroad Company 10 find water front
terminus its road having stopped short In the woods
because It could not get tie right Of the bay The
road Will be run 10 Cuney Island next season IN conncc.
with the crry aud the ferry which Is designed Ia
the loot OF Thirty fourth street the East River viii be-
largely employed tor carving funeral professions
THIS city on their 10 Greenwood Cemetery
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suing the Brarlllan Con.uLaenerai.

Clara c. Pimpton. a female physician In this
city ned complaint in the Unltcd States District Court
yesterday against salvador de Medonca, the Brazilian
consuGeneral In thi, city her object being to collect
sis5 for the board and tuition OF Miss Maria A. T. Is
trclla for which. she says the Brazilian Consul General
had become responsible she that she agreed for
eco per month 10 board lodge and give instruction in
medicine and surgery 10 Miss Estca that she performed
thos services from oct Is 1876 a. Dec l. lr77 be sde
paving out SO; and that she was paid only sl5o
Mr. ID y wilmott the Brazilian Consul's LAWYER said
that In 1875 Mr. Estea brought his daughter this cou
Try 10 be educa:,i He came as the agent
Tile house IN brazil The young woman Is the nrst
Brazil TO be educated In this country lie placed his
daughter with Miss flmpton and made arrangement
with the Consul General by which the latter would
a. the medium ~ the payments to Miss Plimpton lie
then returned 10 Brazil The Consul General
to Brazil also. and told the Emperor that the young
woman deserved pension her father being emhar II.
rassed aud the pension now paid regularly. but II Is
not enough TO pay all her expense The action is based
upon an endorsement that the Brazilian Consul
made upon the bill that It would he paid His tenuun
not To pay himself but indicate that the Young
womAns father would pay IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-22
The German Women of Omaha Warned not
to go to Beecher's Lecture.

This evening Henry Ward Bccchcr will de-
liver II lecture in Omaha. The Past will bc
viii make u complete list OF all the ladies who
may be present. This list will be published in
fun in the next number Of the Post. The Object
many OF the matrons and maldens Of
this place can so far forget themselves
as 10 GO TO listen to this notorious
aduterer and pcrurer We give way
to the hope that We may not be compelled to
print the name Of even one German wife or
maiden. Ii would lie shame II we should
prove To be mistaken in this and yet we shall
not be restrained 10y considerations Of any sort
interest of morality. Every woman, whoever
she may be- VINO this evening attends the theat-
rical representation OF the Shiny Plymouth
pastor will have the opportunity OF reading her
name in the Post ON saturday
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Lnadaulet wmliam. and hi. Fee.


There was one Attorney General who before
heinz appointed 60 the ONCE hal charge ut against
The Government His client IL Californian. had given
HIM tanning a fee ct S5tsn Ater the Amendment
the Attorney gave his client a. understand that
tt hc, hiS dutN dti.id tl, rnlout itl.
stead of prosecuting the SUIT against 10 lie added
not able 10 return 10 the - YOU paid me
MN wife has rented a huu-v and used that money to
FURNISH u l viii lAy YOU A. soon a. can" With his
start did the Cabinet minister aud his vic begin
their brilliant social career The money was paid back
and still the purse of fortuna tus FULL lis
time rolled aud house. and lands ami andaulets
were added TO the ever increasing wealth Of the Attorney
General there were usly revelations As to how IL all
acquired. and that the expenses Of the family
Of the contingent fund ut ms department vet aner the
nrst scandal was over there no moral effect felt
and the cN Attorney General practices law In this CITY
and his wife travels IN Europe educating his daughter
They still own their hand residence its stump
tuous furniture Tile question is when the lady returns
with her ste I-daugltter will she be receiVcdt
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A Batch of Bureau Reports.

In the annual raid on the Treasury, just
renewed in the bureau budgets, there Is one
striking bit OF harmony: they are all agreed
that national parsimony has been pushed to
the nethcrmost notch, and that larger APP
preparations should hencclorth be the watch
word OF Congress.
The Ordnance Bureau recommends that
instead Of voting again 100000, as this year,
for the manufacture Of small arms Con-
gress should vote 100000. III addition, it
holds that an extra appropriation OF s9jO,OOO
lit irugally stops short Of seven figures for
heavy ordnance would be a most JudlclOus
investment.
The Bureau Of Navy Construction and Re-
pair is quito clear that there should be at
least hundred scagoing vessels, TO meet
all rcqulrements-tha Is, considerably more
than twice az many as now exist. Those
additions should be wholly new, as the
policy Of the department is not to patch up
but 10 break up or sell vessels which would
cost to repair more than forty per cent of
their first value. As to the personnel Of tho
navy, IL Is in fine condition-1,l0 men, or
about an eighth OF the whole, in reserve, on
three months leave.
Tho Quartermastor-Gcno besides n
100000 building to put papers In, would
like deficiency appropriation Of 1925, 600,
that being the amount paid out for trans
portation in tho last fiscal year over and
above what was authorized. When we
learn that during this period alone the de-
partment IL charging for the moving OF
| 79, 2GO passengers, II 400 beasts, and 1909 20l
tons OF military material, 1t Is not at all i'm
possible that there may have been some do
J lciency But everybody can guess what
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BE- haNpv, Hayes, The suns Of autumn SHINE
Ongcntoman and blk,
This ,lorious weather ais the veins with wine
or yours, perhaps with milk
Why should You not enjoy The passing houri
what else can bee your creed
Successful fraud iuu blown ana gorscoas Gowcr,
And yet not gone TO seedi
VIII You remember what You learned at school.
The proycrh Grab the day 20
Right good are You at grabbing as rule;
You surely grab your pay.
ENJOY those grecnhaoks, la,os, and salt them down.
OF an mems other gains,
Truth. honor, conscience, solfrcspcct, rcnown.
Nothius to you remains
THINK not that history, on fair deeds intent.
Your actions viii applaud,
For You hereafter viii bat represent
The hrst triumphant fraud
Won need to bear no party on your back,
For none you have. lis truei
Nor yet Of consolation have you lack
Two parties carry you.
In vain tic parties struggle, nick Qri strain,
In vain they hate the load,
They strive to clean their harvest Acids IN VAN,
They reap but what they sowed
The autumn suns upon your stolen seat
sun swcctly shine no doubt
And though the land is fun Of willing feet,
You are not yet kicked out
For coughs. colds any irritation Of the ,hroN e
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voted for the BURcHARD and HARTRIDoE
resolutions, stands q chance Of being
beaten in the Suffolk district by OTIS Inde-
pendent Republican. Events close at hand
may foreshadow other changes in the politi-
cal complexion OF the membership from this
end OF the State.
Upon the whole, therefore, we do not see
how IL is possible for the Republicans to fail
OF electing to the next House majority of
the members from this State; and owing TO
the bad management of some Of the Demo-
cratic leaders, 1t will not be surprising II
the Republicans add two or three to their
present majority.
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Here Is n lie that ought TO be nailed at
once. We are annoyed at finding it in the col
umns Of Il Philadelphia newspaper. the Sunday
Post;
"who there in this broad land that has not heard Of
INV Nogk suS. winch calls him a. WAsHSs1oN tiiins.
A Tut srS. however Is N error His middle name
isn't WAsuNGIoN, aud he isn't an A. NJ, unless, perhaps
an honorary one.
We can only attribute to malicious envy tho
des ire to rob G. WAsHINGToN CHILDs, A. NJ, OF
middle name that is at tho same timo sono-
rous in utterance and thoroughly respectable
and truthful in its associations What does the
SUNDAY POst mean by saying that CHILDs's mid
die name is not WAsrINGToN1 II 1t Is not
WASHINGTON, what ia it2 Is :, NiNkLk' or
WESLEY. or WTLBERFoRCE. or WALKER2 ,'"t
upon such impertinonco Even If tho record
Of the great obituary poets birth and chrlstcn-
Ing were not accessible there fortunately stands
in Westminster Abbey tablet Of imporlshaho
brass. bearing this inscription: GEoRGIus
WAsHINGroNIus CHILDs. d. D."-the d. D."
meaning not Doctor Of Divinity, but dat dedi-
cdpit-commemorating one OF tho most famous
and ex pensye of the poets many acts OF benoyo-
lcnce.
Tho second part OF the lilo Is yelled in n
snocr. q. WAsHISGToN CHILDs is not an A. NJ
unless perhaps an honorary one That Ii in
tended. we suppose, as a slur upon the poet
early education. II is truo that he never en-
ioyed tho advantages OF an academic course.
but II Is all the moro credltable to him that in
| spite OF that deficiency he compelled 30 learned
an institution as Princeton College to recognize
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II is perfectly true that Leo MIL wants moro
money hnt not true that he destitute The fact i,
that the Pope fCels hound 10 continue the architectural
works begun by Pins IN AMI nnds necessary 10 ro.
vide Tor the orders aud the from which the revenues
have been taken hy THE Italian Government ergo the AZ.
peal made 10y his friends Tor more 'ssi.
In the uuler circles of English Catholicism "whip"
Is being made noble Marquis is gong surprise his
Tcgionlsts hN the generosity u his Kit and the Premier
Duke Will hear. deposit hs present personally at the
Vatican Their l. little likelihood Ut rapal bankruptcy
Tor learn that an American prrlatc hns written Rome
10 SAY that n necessary, the ci-ht millions Catholic
ia the states viii give his Holiness all The money needed
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The Hon. ARCHIBALD NJ Bliss was rcnom-

Tho Hon. ARCHIBALD Nj. BLISS was renOm-
mated for Congress yesterday by the Democrats
of the Fourth Brooklyn District. Mr.. BLISS was
one Of tho twenty one Democrats in tho present
Congress who voted against tho BuRcHARD
resolution declaring that HAYES fraudulent
title to the Presidency is sacred and cannot DO
assailed. He also voted against the HARrRrDdE
resolution Mr.. BLISS has been useful mem
Der Of Congress. and he should be reelected
without opposition. especially from those who
profess TO be Democrats.
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Ar-us@uu~,ts To-Dsy.

a-eries~ us-tit.te E.hibitio.-o5d a. ,dii..
useth's Th-stre-Lady Macbeth.
uo~ery Th~stre-Escapcd from Sins Sing.
broadway TheRtre-MesssnA
Efth Avenue rhestre-Frou.Ffou.
Fifth Avenue Hsii-Bnd Tom.
Grand Opera uo.s~-fsnchon.
ssiissore's Gs rd-s-Barnum's show. Matinee.
Hs ym.rL~t Theatre Variety.
Iyeesm Thestre-Jo,huA whncomh
New York Aquarium BrosJwsy aui 35th st.
Nibto's Ga rs~.-Thc ncluge.
National Academy of D-sig--toar Exhibition.
psrL rhestre-Champague and Oysters
s.- Francisco wi.st-eIs -Broalway, cor. 29thst
Standard Theetrr-New Ffitk
ue.y Pastors Opera Ho.se-ysrieiy. Matinee
Theatre Corsiq.~-vsriety.
Isio. sq.sr. Th-st-~-ltothcr ani Son.
sysiiscL's Ihestre-Ihe Jealous Wife
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Andrcw J. Dow, Captain of the schooner @, d.
simpson at Pier 7 Fast River had Christopher Black
more aragnod before Justice Khrcth IN the Tombs Pc.
lice Court yesterday charge of having sulen S2'u
from hlm bow dit not know when nr where the munu
hat been stolen llc missed Il and he had consulted II
CAlfNoNAnt who described the prisoner the who
had stolcuit Dow saw Bhckuorc on the Iirr when he
arrived, aud he hud him arrested. Backmurc easily
proved ms Innocence. and discharged. lie had
never seen the Captain before,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sr; VIII you
please call the attention Of the public TO the ct
that Lieutenant H. II Benner Eighteenth United States
Infantry who died while In command Of the Mississippi
River relief boat Chambers leaves widow and two small
children entirely dcsutue' while much is being given
for the yellow fever sufferers Will not the good people
New York remember INSTANTLY.
Send contributions 90 this office -. Army Build.
ing corner Of Greene and Houston streets
w. ". pOUGHNHTY.
First Lieutenant Twenty second L : Infantry
Headquarters General Recruiting Service nitCd
states Army New York CITY. oct ~
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spain. Change. of her Representative.

The Madrid Government have decided to
transfer Senior Antonio Manulla de los Rios Marquis OF
vita Manula, Minister Plempotcnuary At Washington
soiouTning In Europe on leave OF absence to the
nrst class mission recently created At ConstAuunople
The incumbent Of that pos. Is 10 be transcend ~ Vienna
Senior Gaelic liberal initiated with all the polite al
events 10 Spain nce lsS IL the successor appointed u
MI the Washington mission
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his merits. The degree OF Master Of Arts was
conferred upon Mr.. CHrLDs by Princeton Col
lege partly on account Of his eminence In the
sphere OF obituary literature. and partly to re-
ward the illustrlous service he rendered to
science by his discovery OF the virtues OF car
bollc salvc In the treatment OF obstinate corns
In tho case OF tho Rev. DIR. McCosH. President
OF Princeton College this treatment is I'M
derstood to have been eminently successful.
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AdvcrtisinR Rates.

nluY am srNnAy ~ cents line, ordinary advertising
large tyne cents and preferred POSITIONS 90 cents tC
f2.tu. according To classification.
WtEKlY--JO cents line, no extra charge for large
EIc. Preferred positions from - cent. tos2
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: There Is
an error m the item about DR. Tyng usher in this
ing.s SIS ! DID not watch Dr Tynss church. told
avenue sunday. oct H. while waiting street car
DID not Intend 20 have 1t published.
Nav NOkk, oct ~ WILLIAM II. MuSpY
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Up to yesterday, in New Orleans, the
yellow fever footinGs were 1882 cases and
1888 deaths. In the presence Of so fearful a
record. and with the power OF malarial infu-
ences in extending the plague apparently well
established the investigations into the conduct
Of Administrator MCCARTNEY tell terrible
story. 1t was publicly charged In the press Of
the city that last spring this officer used 1000
cart loads Of garbage and refuse to I'LL up streets
for grading. A committee was appointed TO ex-
anime the charge. and the Administrator Of I'm
provemonts has offered proof that he was d.
recty authorized by a city ordinance. passed
last winter to use city refuse ut some points at
least. within the city limits, in the way specified.
Evidence has been given in regard to foul odors
coming out Of this mass Of stun After all that
has been said and written on the garbage ques-
ton during the last twenty years. such reve!a-
lions carry kind of hopelessness with them.
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY SUN, is
ned tomorrow morning. must be handed IL tbs
he,ua before sir O'Clock.
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In tho First Congress District OF this
State. consisting Of Richmond. Queens. and SUI
folk Counties. Col. SAMUEL ]. CROOKS Of Rich
mond tho candidate Of the Labor party. ia
making "A personal canvass OF the district. Col.
CROOKS is now practising lawyer, but during
the war hu was a soldier and served with gal
lantry and credit. He is n popular man. and we
have no doubt that hc will poll large vote. es-
pecially among tho Justly dissatisfied Demo-
Gratis Of Suffolk County. We do not accept his
financial ideas and yet we are confident that II
he should bo elected no man who gives him a
vote will feel any reason 10 be- ashamed Of it.
For our own part We would great deal rather
vote for him than for a vorshipper Of fraud
like his Democratic opponent.
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One apology that Is made for the unfortu-
nate course OF Mr.. JAMES W. COVERT Of Flushing
as a Representative in Congress. is that In vot
ing to declare fraud sacred he did not follow
his own judgment. but obeyed tho dictaton Of
other persons This is no apology at ALL We
want men in Congress who act according to their
own principles and convictions. and take no
dictation from anybody.
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II is n case Of a worry innocent man, terribly
involved by wicked partners -thciHnan G'istne
This is Deacon RICHARD SMITHS view Of n
recent question. He knows how it is himself.
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Kind Wishes for n Retiring Contempt
rary.

Our esteemed contemporary OF the World
announces his intention to open an intelli-
gcnce Office. While we regret his partial re-
tircment from the walks OF journalism, along
which he has strewn so many fragrant How
crs we extend to him our best wishes In his
novel and unique undertaking. II Is a most
desirable thing to have n person OF observa-
tion, experience, and culture at the head OF
an intelligence Office. We should not be sur
priscd, except for the exclusive system on
which IL Is to be conducted, II our esteemed
contemporary were to do large business.
But, as we understand it, his Office is TO be
exclusively for the small, though doubtless
select class, who advertise in the World.
To employers. the advertising columns and
the intelligence Office are both TO be opened
free. This has the appearance of great gem
crosby, and is unqucstonably the best our
contemporary can do.
Whether in reality, for n person whose
time is TO be consumed in looking for any
thing, II is cheaper to advertise for nothing
in journal OF extremely small crcu-
laton. rather than 10 pay good.
round price for the same advertise
ment in a paper Of moderate crcu-
lation like the Tribune, or large circulation.
like the Timcs or HcraH. still admits Of
question But In the case Of the World, the
free intelligence Office thrown in seems to
be offered ms n makeweight.
Should our esteemed contemporary fail in
his experiment at keeping an intelligence
uGicc-which we trust he will not-the bus-
ness Of real estate and insurance agencies,
and that Of keeping stand where the popu-
lar papers Of the day are sold, will still all
remain open 10 him.
In whatever he cmbarks. he will bear
with him the best wishes Of all the journal
lists Of the day. who have known him but 10
love him, and who name him but TO praise.
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II any man stands in the way OF the com
bination being completed against the King and
Clown-either by insisting on a nomination for
himself or in any other way-it will be very bad
for that man political future.
The people will Judge him very hnrshly.
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For coughs colds or any Irritation ot the ,hroAt t'ke
Dr. Bans Cough syrup Price 10 eenIs.-AIs