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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
CHLoRoFoRM POSSIBLY TO BLAME.

A CHARGE of assault and battery was made before
Jnstice bergen In the First District Police Court IN
brooklyn yesterday, in behalf of W. 5. Wilson, age
nineteen, OF No. 34S UmOn-st., against Nathanlel
iawyer. Tho complaint is that last Wednesday
Young Wilson who is studying dentistry, went TO a
,eTformed for an albScess in the ear. ChlOrofOrm
was given him and after the operation he went down
The steps of the Office and passed along Cinton-st
Fsaling div he took hold Of the railing around
Holy Trinity Church when n man accOsted him. and,
he alleges. threw him violently into the street,
where he narrowly escaped being run over. lie
denies ali knowledge of the occurrence for bich no
motive is shown. Mr.. Cothren's friends think that
young Wilson is the VICTIM of hallucinar0n caused
oi the affair have been sought by Wilson's father by
advertising The examination Of the case was set
Jo,r, for Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
SIGHTING OVER THE RIGHT OF WAY.

great crowd assembled near the Slty nan sta-
and long lines of street cars extending down PARK
row and MP the Bowery Indicated trouble ct the
.yoss;ng Of the Third and F0urth-ove car tracks
The canse was dispute about the right of way be
tween cars belonging TO the two lines; The driver
Of a Third-ave car came down over the crossing at
mil sneed narrowly escaping a collision with a
Tunrth-aye ear which was so far advanced that the
horses became mixed up aud neither car was able to
move The drivers and conductors expOstma'eI
and svnre people collected from every quarter and
nolicemen added their voices 10 the uproar OF arg
mepts carried on by twenty az once Meanwnhe
cars of the First-aye., and Bleeckerst., as well as
disenst of passengers. The iourth-ave men stood
on their dignity and refused TO move, and after
long delay the Third-aVe. car was pushed PACK ana
ave line has the right of way over every conveyance
exoept United States mail wagons and ainbulances
on account OF its connection with the steam cars,
aud that il is the only line possessing this night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
Suicide WITH OPIUM.

The sndden death of Michael Noes, age sixty-twO,
NJ his home In ysixthst., near
WiIiisayc., was reported 10 Coroner EingoT Sat
ur,iay evening Deputy Coroner Goidschmidt found,
upon inouirv that Nees had poisoned himself with
Grimm. A letter addressed 10 bis sister IN Newark
contained the following: When you receive this
note / will be no mere. do not care 20 1--we any
longer You viii find my bank books and papers IN
the lower bureau drawer The immediate cause OF
the mans suicide was not ascertained. lie was 2
widower and was reported 70 own real estate worth
moro than 500 900. The bank books 20 which he
alluded showdod deposits in various banks to his
credit amounting to nearly $1,000. Nees had re-
Gently moved from Newark, n j.. and had taken
possession Of one Of his houses in M0rrsania..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
c,,,11pox ARo1rND NETWORK.

new case of smallpox on the Assyran Monarch,
of the Monarch Steamship Line was reported 20 tne
Hoard of Health of Jersey City yesterday HeaILh
INSPECTOR Jenne visited the steamship and mad tne
nat,ent removed 10 the pest house at snake mn
He also ordered the vessel to be thoroughly fnil-
gated The vessel had several smallpox oses so o
removed to Blackwclls Island and the vessel was
fnmgated and quarantned before 1t was allowed
to go 10 Jersey City. y, 1.,o,a C;t,.
Police Commissioners y communication was, re-
ceived from Sanitary Superintendent Raymond; OF
RrookIvn stating that the writer informed that
there Mas smallpox in the house of Mrs Koch. at
Blissville, near the Greenp0ilt ridge. The Ietter
was referred 10 the Sanitary Inspector AL meet
ING report was received from the principal OF the
Bli~vjlle school that sXty-four pupils had been
suspended for one week on account OF smallpox.
William McDougall an old man who had recently
come from Canada was found suffering from small
nox nj No. I22 Dykeman-st., Brooklyn, YESTERDAY
He was placed in the Smallpox Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
cnARGEn WITH FORGING A WILL.

The persons indicted for the forgery of the will Of
Son County. n j.. Court Of General Sessions.
Steiner died in the house of GottfTied Pfeiher at
WeSt Hohokcn. in August, 1850. \ few days after
his death a win was produced purporting TO have
been signed by Steiner leaving all his possessions
10 Mrs. Magdalena pfeider, the wife Of Gottfred-
Christion Kleine wiz is said TO have drawn the
forged will. and Mr. pfeher and his wife were ar
raigned upon charges of conspiracy. They all
nleaded not guilty. keine was then arrag ncd upon
y charge of having forged tine will and for perjury
in swearing that he saw the dead man sign the al
legged will lie pleaded not guilty 20 the two
charges and was sent Jail 10 await trial in de-
faplf of bail The baIl OF PfcifoT and his wife was
placed BY Judge GarretsOn az $4,000 each he
woman was baiIed by John Nichman, but her nus
hand went 10 iail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rHr MAYORS NOMINATIONS.

Tad II not been for the Police COMMISSIONER
trial Yesterday, there would have been pIopaoG ~
HE';ans a ,s on SATURDAY, AS il was from the time
the hearing was adjourned un'u nc tetS io;rns III
Mayor Grace occrpied IN nearing 'no .;I a.
slrputatons representing the various pohti'ai i'o
lions . .ho nomos which
will be sent 10 the Board of Aldermen Iol
az the offices but there is lit lie uncertainty 70
others The Dock Commissioner has been coneeoed
to the New-York County Democracy: The Commis-
simmer OF Public Works. Hubert o. Thompson, JUS
fiee Maurice J. Power, Excise Commissioner s 4
Mitchell and others prominent in that faction csneo
on the Mayer yesterday and endeavorea 10 iuse
him TO coneede 10 their organization tne nv! an
for Fire Commissioner instead. Most OF tne can
didatcs for the various positions We're sen. iYi d.
terday from time TO time by tue Mayol n S
Remained i'm conference with him for cohs"ei@oi0
TLars are good reasons for believing that the
following slate has been agreed upon
Police Commissfoner--James Mstthews'
Fire missioner-H9enry d. o Parroy
comtnissioner OF Charities and correcton-Henry d.
Tar comrnissoner-w A. Boyd.
Health Commissioner-Dr. WIN. @. 5. Arnolu-
CITY Chanberlain-J Nelson Tappan;
Coiu,aissioner Of Jurors-George Cauheld
Dock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. harshal'
Tbese are the names which are actually meant
for the various positions Some 9theI ha.Is i NO
be sent in by the Mayor TO draw ne nrg oI he CON-
nss;oner is a promising physician and Professor
in TIE New-York Medical College. lie is 1rlend
Of Commissioner Thompson but was not nn ~ ot pS
him for the place, for the reason that ne Is nov
member of the New-fork County democracy
Henry H. Porter one OF the commissioners Oh
the Jefferson Market Court House az the time OF Is
erection Charges were made against him and We're
investigated at considerable length by inc DOSI"
of Aldermen $50 -. .;1.. ho Ibid
,n.r foy a week and possibly for two weeks. ~
is not deemed at all likely that MesSrs fuiroS anu
Boyd can be confirmed in any case There hS rs n ygS
strong feeling against them lhhNi"u"n9 W D'"0
cratic members of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

BOSTON NAV a-Arrived Dominion. BlAoTelt IRON
Yarmouth M, Neptune, Berry from New.York
Sailed, steamer Nereue, Bearsc, for Ney-1ork -,
PHILADELPHIA, May 0-Cleared, steamer Q Biddie Wal
lace, for New-Hork.
Arrived steamer A c sinners. Warren, fr1m NewYork
BALTIMORE May 9-Arrtyed steamer WIN Lawrence, AArhh
from New York
Cleared steamers vneapd, Bowen for NewYork; Spartan
(Brl Thompson, for Cork va NeWOrfeans -,
CHARLESTON, May 0Arived, steamer City OF COLUMBIA
from New York
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON May 0-saied-6th Grad SEM for New York,
Jacob Platon, the latter for New.York.
Arrived-sth inst Abuera Hndostan, Kong Carl, SaSri
koski. 9th inst C0nsig0 Light Brigade LII sarah smith
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
MONROE May 0-The German schoolship Nymph,
from Bermuda, passed In for Norfolk today.
tI0r Later SAtppfns Eees. v any. see EDlA Pggel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

fJustice Smith in the Essex Market Police Cont,
sg,ed n Sarrant Saturday for the arrest of " DT.
C9stavc Fcrner of No. rs Forsyth-St, at the IN
stance of Dr. Patrick II: Curren. of No l46 Lewis
~ who charged him with unlawfully practising as
n nhvsician. Roundsman Reilly, OF the Court
Squad. had some difficulty in executing the war
rant, and was compelled TO pretend that he was
OF = DR. Feiner The prisoner was taken yester
day before Justice Smith, and was held for trial 1t
an oneTlfiou ON Johanna Ahrenhramer OF No. 1913
PittIst,. to produce an abortion. Subsequently he
called in Dr. CuTren. In answer 10 Justice smith,
Farncr sail that he believed that lac bad perfect
right 10 practise rs a physician, owing 10 state
Inents mac u him 10y the professors Of the Lcieeuc
College. What those statements were he refused 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
NOT ACCUSTOMED TO BoBTnL CARS.

There was an amusing scene on a bobtailp car
Of the Christopher Street Ferry line Yesterday morn
ing. Three Italians entered, and one calmly
dropped % cent piece into the box He appa-
rrntly considered tho box n machine for making
change, aud taking up his position near II he care
fully watched the bottom with extended hands evil
IDENTIFY expecting his quarter 10 be coined into o
cent pieces and dropped out underneath. But the
box was not success as an arrangement for max
ine change, and the Italian feh upon the conductor
10 make change for tho vanished quarter and the
fsal;sn finally resigned himself to ride TO the end of
fhe liue In order 70 obtain his change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
rAuJrRE IN THE HAT TRADE.

The failure of Henry Jacobs. dealer in hats at
No. 407 Broome-st, is reported lie mas maze iShs
ssreat 81 Hat Company and has run o. Inahy as
twenty stores in this city, Brooklyn Boston ana
vss,nu men who furnish bonds for tho amount CT
sfock M teir possession and as soon as they became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fiji Arcnue Hotel-COngressm Joseph JorFen-
SEN Of Virginia: HUXLEY Ashton Of washington hoSes'
HtthOld, Ho-ProssoI Henry Cope OF Iehsh gniyer-
3. Consul az Aalta, and = H. NOT
gaf Of Aurora r. Y 49,. ESsTcn H0ufe-0encral BenJemin
Ilvord q s. a Wfndsor Holel-Judge George Comstock'
al BranStcfck-C ID. Shepard, u h Con
sui al Bradford England ... Vic0rfa doni-Insurnee
eutrntendept n a. Fairman Of Albany and Mas ADELAIDE
phillpps Holman H0use-Capteln George ~ WbesleIi
o. 3, Engineer Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
MONEY ORDERS MORE QUICKLY CAsHED.

Another change is about to he made IN tne ar a.!
rangements at the Post Office which in some respects
will resemble the recent one by which the ola sSs
tenn of drop letter boxes was abolished. Inc
change is TO be made in the money
order department. over which MT. Phinley presldes
At present money orders have 10 be presented at one
of FIVE windows according 20 the first letter OF the
name of the place whence the order was sent 1t IL
now possible that person with several money or
ders may have to wait for hour ormore while the
process of cashing them is gone through. After
waiting on the line at one window until his turn has
arrived. he NAV have to 90 10 the other four win
dows and 90 through similar process.
This process while it saved the officials small
amount of work cost business men long delays ana
much inconvenience so Postmaster Pearson has de
cided to abolish it. On and after Monday, next
money orders may be presented at any window m
the Department which is on the second floor Of the
building on the Broadway side, and the
clerks will perform the extra duty Of sorting them
When an order is presented the clerk " hoIeceiVee IL
will go at once set of pigeon holes IN the centre
of the Office in which the advices VIII be assorted
Having secured the advice, or advices II there are
two or more orders, he will return 10 the window
and give the applicant his check on the cashier
without further delay. Under the new system
dozen money orders may be cashed in less time than
it takes at present to obtain the money Tor two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

,,nrof,t.bIe. he clcssA them up. He has now about
ten stores in operation the principal retail, one Be
ng irroOklyn. and has small factory NJ tysde
Although he claimed last fall to have capita OF
SOS. 600 His liabilities are estimated OF aoone
$4,000 and II is thought that nus ac.ual .a,lo
ment from his creditors, and has offered to compro-
mise ef 25 cents on the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Some German headlines: " Garfield setzt SIGH
auf Conhtiug-und beschneidet linn den Kamm-EIn
Grand Bounce for Conklngs Freunde" That Ia TO Say,
Garfield seats himself upon COnkinC-And cuts from
him the C0nb-A Grand Bounce for Con kiBgs Friends
Who says the Germans not working their way into
the America language louisville Courier-J0UrnAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

A solution of the temperance question and a
safe beverage furnished by s. r. g. j. C. Mott who
offer deliver their Sparkling and Wholesome Cider TO fam
os pint bottles 81 25 and quarts at 81 doz Ad
dress orders 10 llS Warren ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Beatty's Organs, il is said, are a very sweet
and durable instrument Many I'm IN this city
Tho Factory and warerooms Washington. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
MARINE IN7ELLIGENCE.


TODAY.
A.f7 SIM sefa tOl tIock slow. .'n fIf
Moon seq. . Noon s0uihs 9-1 Moons ago, day. -
UlaU " ,TLE TO-DAY.
candy Hook isO, Gov. Island BOO llcl Gate G5i
MON WArTR To-pAg-r. w.
sandy Hook. 4jj COS. Island 5ai hcll cate. l;-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
Just the thing for travellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
AN ECCENTRIC STATEN ISLAND COUPLE.

AN ECCENTRIC SlAlEN l'bH-'D
Jeremiah Harrington who died last Friday at ms
home on the old AmbOy road, near Eltingvilie' . L.
was bnried Yesterday. On the Friday previous 70
his death his wife died They were very eccentric
connie The wife was about eighty years OLD ana
her husband is said to have been nearly hundred
They lived in a miserable old hut. and their death
was due TO their having deprived themselves OF the
necessaries Of life. Harrington, when hls wlfe dled
wanted her buried in the yard back OF the house
as he said that he could not afford TO pay the eI-
penses of the funeral At this the neighb0rs to3k
charge of the case On entering the house the S,go
which met their gaze siCkening. Inc place
was in q most filthy condition, and the CORPSE
which Law on the bed. was in a horrible state. a
dead cat was found under the bed and chickens SAT-
perched upon the bed-posts. Harrington SAD that
he had not even money enough 70 buy canaiess fcI
the wake As the body was being prepared IOI
burial $50 in bills found sewed 10 garment
under the arm. A thorough search OF the house was
made and a bank book was found showing DE;
post of 300 in a New York bank TO the credit OF
jeremiah Harrington. Many small coins wrapped
in bits Of paper were discovered in different parts OF
the house A deed and five different wills OF har-
ringtOns drawn up within the last twelve years,
were also found. The deed showed that the house
and six acres of ground were owned by harrington
and free from debt. HaTringtOn's body was ourleu
by his son beside the remains of his wife m II
Josephs cemetery at Rossville. The couple Ior
long time had lived on salt and potatoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
HELD TO AWAIT THE RESULTS OF CRIME.

Peter Noonan and John Snyder, who were ident-
Ged by Martin HaffcD, the brewer as the men who
assaulted and stabbed him Sunday evening, were
arraignod before Justice kilbrcth, at the Harlem
Police Court, yesterday, and committed without
Sergeant Swift, Of the Thirty-third Precinct, who
arrested the men. said that Nj. Hafiens condition
was extremely critical.
Cornelius J. McEnroe, Of No. $50 First-ave., who
on Sunday afternoon, while engaged in fight with
some boys, accidentally struck Aibertine Miller, age
nine, of No. 275 frst-ave, on the head with bot
tic, fracturing her skull, was arraiyned before
Justice Murray, at the Yorkville Police Court yes
terday. certificate from DIR. McMasteT, who is at
tending the child, was produced, stating that she
Was in a critical condition. The prisoner was COM
,nitted 10 await the result of her injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Have you kidney troubles The case is very
far that Yield unto permanent cure and IN
rapid manner the OF Dr nomans Renal or Kidney
Pad and AbsOrptive Plasters. 49,,
Have you rh itch any species Of skin diseases Why
causebood poisOuhy absorption through
the o. the only remedy Dr. Homans Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Bend for circulars. 10 East 27th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tastoe- elegantly coated for the cue 81 M as
~ th' stomach liver hpwrl-. Adnfs uadltI
difsa-ss headache constipation. cp-tiYcnfs~ indigo .Ngh
dyspepsia lluusness bilious fever. uhammaugh 81 lf
hoprl- piles fnd all dcrHugenc0f- ~ me internal Ni- i
warranted effect positive cure Price - cents per DoA
sold d., AID drugg1-t-
DIR. RADWAY ~ CO.. 32 WARREN-ST, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
[AnnouncemontAI

Adopt now the use of Platt's Chlorides. TIL
odorcss reliable enicent and economical disinfectant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
SUSIE KINGMiN'S DECISION ;
Or, the Story of a May Party,
by KATE H. MCDOWELL.
NEW SERIALS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

Two Kew Serials "Tbe Cruise OF the Ghost and Susie
KlngInan's Decision" began in No. 30 Of HARPER9
YOUNG PEOPLE issued May TO- The former Is by W. Z.
Alden author Of THE Moral Prstes and relates the cruise
Of four boys small yacht along the south shore Of Long
Island During dense fog they dit ont to and moes
With many adyentures Tie youthful reader win md tho
story intensely interesting wen instructive. The nus
rauons drawn by W A. Rogers and j. o. Davidson.
"susie Kingmans Decision is the story Of May PARTY
girls by r. Mcdowell, and Is fresh breezy
Of interest illustrated By Mrs. Jessie Curtis
Shepherd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
NOTICE.

The publishers viii furnish HARPERs MAGAZINE:bs~
ginning with Number (Which Is the commencement
Of Volume 63l, and HARPERs YOUNG PEOPLE, begin.
n.ng Number 40 published May 10 1851 containing
the hrst instruments Of the Serials the two periodicals.
together for one year. on receipt Of FIVE DOLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Sealskin Sacques repaired, altered 10 new
shane finished complete Splendid work, prices low NC
extra charge storageduIng the summer sHArSEs Pm
MANUFACTORY, 1O3 PrnCe-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPERs FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY; aweokly
publication containing Of Travel Biography History
and Fiction prices ranging from 10 10 20 cents per
number Pull list Barpor's Franklin square Library Win
De furnished gratuitoasiy application to HARPER q
BROTnERS.
~ HARPERs CATALOGUE. comprising the titles OF be-
tween three thsnsand volumes viii be sent by mall
on receipt OF Nine Cents.
HARPER & BROTHERS, Franklin Square, n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
r. r. r.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

My mother drove the paralysis ard neural
gia oil out Of her system with Hop BterA I'd Os"ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

SAFEs-The only eight 1ange safes'made. In
approachble fire record Morris Ireland Gs Keadest, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
WHAT AIS YOU :


Tsif dsordered liver giving you yellow skin or cosit
bowels your Kidneys o. perform Their Junction
fe doses 81 kiducyNOrt and nature VIII rcsto
each organ ready for duty.-tstar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

Hub Punch is invaluable for little treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
NEw-JERsEY.
LONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND C5TY.-Gcorgo Pctry. . candidate
for Mayor of Long Island City IN the late munc pal
election, will contest with Mayor DtIcvoise the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10
JERSEY CITY
NEWARK.

-Four poicv-dcalers were arrested last night, on
the complaint Of Prosecutor Abeel. They were Os-
car and Lena Milford, Frederick Theme and Seal
IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-29
A Temperance Ticket.

The Republican convention hav-
ing declined to put in its platform a
plank fayoring the submission OF the
question Of prohibition, the temper
ance people have decided to place q
full state ticket in the field. The
TRIBUNE has favored submitting the
question from its first being suggest
ed, and would be glad to have the
Republican party pronounce for it,
But, in parties as in communities,
majorities rule and decided ma
jority of the Republican party, by
their representatives, having decid-
ed that the question should be ex-
Guided from the party platform, We
cheerfulIy submit to that decision.
The ticket nominated is not, in some
respects, as we would prefer it, but
is such as a majority made it. Be-
cause in every particular the ticket
is not Just to the liking OF any Re-
publican,will not justify him il bolt
ing it. Neither will any QUE 90
justified in disregardin5 or failing
to sustain principles and general
party politics which he approves,
because majority of his party as
sociates cannot accord with him rel
alive to single matter not previ-
ously considered a part Of the party
creed.
PROFESSIONALLY majority of the
Republican party do not desire to
have the temperance question IN
any form enter into the canvass for
state officers, bat wish to have il.
settled i'll each locality 10y the cleo
ton of members of tho legislature
who will, in their official action, be
governed by the sediments OF their
respective constituencies on that
subject. 1t seems to Us that our
temperance friends might soouer
succeed by concentrating their en-
ergies to elect as many Senators and
Assemblymen favorable to their plan
as possible, than they are likely to
do by attempting to defeat the Re-
publican State ticket - which is,
practically, all their running 4 sepa-
rate state ticket amounts to.