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Rooms an0 flats 90 Get.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS In American
ID safe Deposit Co.'S elegant Ore proof edoe 5thaVs
42d location a cOnvenences INQUIRE IN
Company's oince on premises.
4 ARGE alcove front room, second floor, pri-
II yate family, with without board l07 West 44hs,
THE VANC0RLEAR.
one Of these elegant apartments to rent from May
Handsomely decorated and dnish throughout
proof CLARK ESTATE, 20 West 23d-st.
, EAST 27TH-ST, opposite Hotel Bnns-
- wickBeauully furnished rooms to let for gentlemen
only
STH-AVE., 21.-WALLACES-IIa
- y furnished rooms for gentlemen. Also at 90 Irving
Place.
I0TH-ST, 80 EAST.-Newly furnished
1C rooms reference
oE WEST 35TH-ST Cool well furnished
cD rooms very desirabe for summer gOOd board near
by no moving
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From Pier No. 3, North River, via Sandy Hook.
for LONG BBANCHL EATONTOWN. etc. at y. IN.

Tickets can De procured Lbertysr sEorh
River o. l62 267 267.25l, 27l &le, 72 e44 1917 and
l828 Broadway 737 and 7ts 6thayei RyinSton,stI 10
kewYo city, In Brooklyn atNos C6urtst lls BROAD
Eay 7YO and Fult0n.stt 2l0 ManRtanave DE KalO
.v6. 1871 Atianucaye In Hoboken 2A Washingtonst 81, ,
Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence 20 destination. .x.~,oocr> -
r. and + A. H. 2. BALDWIN, O. L. p A, llS lAberty-s''
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rrpnpFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoSpoy March 22-i2:3O .m-Erie. 24ls New York Gen.
trail Il7J Pennsylvania, 81 81 Reading 2Jg Mexican Or
dluary sit Canadian Pacific, 90 >
lao advcea quote Ihree FER Cent Nentes at
76 francs 90 centInes for the account. -
28O m-New York Central ll7lE Mexican Ordinary AZ
$50 m-Pars adyloos quote Three Fer o. mt Henes at 10
az centmes and Exchange London
a 20 francs % = ccntimes for checks
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RRAz1LIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO DE- JANEIEo March l9CofceG frsts $500 reis
nor 10 kos Receipts Of the week, $1,000 bags shipments
l the week United states $4,000 bags, to Europe
1000 sales 1000 bags stock 10000 bags Exchange
on London 2l alL .. -
kus Kecepts the week $4,000 bags shipments OF tho
week Europe, 10000 bags sales 5000 bags; STOCK
a. M hqtg
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THE CORK TELEPHONE

l. OF THE
MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY.
These Telephones manufactured under the patents Of the
MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, Of New-York,
excited interest wherever they have been exhibited
both In this country and In Europe Being unlike ele
phone use and superior all others for certainty Of
action durability and dstnCtne5s OF artcuaOn-bOth for
long short distances They also free from induction,
telephone evil which Is entirely and for the first
time overcome by THE CORK TELEPHONE These I'm.
only transmit speech clearly ana distinctly
short distances but have with great
the following DOuts, viz:
NewYOTk and Bridgeport Conn .............. 80 miles
New.YOTk and New Haven, ............. 10 miles
NewYOrk aud Philadelphia, Penn loo miles
New. York aud Baltimore Nd ................ 200 miles
New-YOrk Cleveland Ohio ESQ miles
York and Chicago, I'll
THE MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY was or.
Ranzed In 1850; has large number Of valuable paens
entire and simple system for exchanged differing
from hitherto devised For further information apply al
the principal Office OF the company
No. 81 WALL STREET.
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Boaro ano Rooms.
East Side.

% EAST 20th-st.-lhird floor; private bath
10 rOomj abundant water supply. breakfast desired
West Side.
90 WEST 26TH-Sr.-Thrcc connecting
DC third floor also single rooms with nrsteass
board.
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GTARIN'S

~ SIARlNS
~ CITY RIVER AND RARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, n. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consignmens OF freight forwarded directed TO any ps
pf the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and hss
shandse to any part OF the Sty.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAE~
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghtered 10 any POM
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAr
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN H. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Pief
is N r. foot Of Cortandtst, at y. daily. LsUNDAfa
exceptedl -
Freight point D. l. W. r. r. received at flerl j"
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-EIeven Miles foS
Ten Cents via Steamers Pier l. T. r. foot OF Whft
hall.st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. ". J-Dry DocEA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apperanins to thS
construction and repair Of vessels
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0fathcrs.

Qeafhcr5.
A CENT? ENAN for French and German :;
~ salary 81 2D0; another for freehand draw ing ana ENG
lsh; Grammar school Assistants o 60 West Apply
A. LONEGL& CO. lG Astor Place, n u City
NFRICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
N lshed 1883 provides promptly Best IsacheTs % IoT i
vste Pupils Families Schools Colleges trculaIs o G0oi
schools with reliable inOrnaton free 10 parenA Skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form or stamp =, "
LBTE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors gOvcnesses lecturers conpalqnS
ci circulars schools free charge 10 those euPoy
ing teachers teachers until engaged T. MllIAh
COYRIERI T. CO., 81 Last l1tI-sL, l Mon square.
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Ocedr Steamers.

THE Y. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
Il American line for -. Thomaa. Para. Maranham,
Penambuco, Bahia und RIO dc Jancrio.
Elegant passenger accommodations at reduced
So "ADNANCE," Captain BeeTs from HObertss stores,
Brooklyn, "Wednesday. March 20 nc ~ m aud Newport
News Va, saturday March ~, atspm.
SIDNEY w. HOWELL, Sec'y and Treasurer, 81 BrOadst
PAUL b. GERHARD q CO., IT. Pass. Ag'ts, 10 .. wn.
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Gorscs ano Carriages.

Gorscs ano Carriages.
DETER c. KELLOGG s. CO.
MIR JoIIN +. MNXFIELD
Of Maple Place, Bloomfield, N.J:,oo
toseil lis entire importation "a ion ot about loo
Tuesday and wednesday, March y and 26 1894
THE ATERlCHN lcCnHSN fH6RsE f5i Exc uANGE Limited,
Broadway and 5Cth-st NeT-foIk
PETER c. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
The c1te were selected on the Of Jersey by the
owner assisted by Mr. Edward Denzc ST Iawre'sr JeTsf
se ~ US m g @ ry hs pccs There are DAUGHTERS
s9.l sou ~ td pnIs M CIV F,fEes Orange peel Cicero
Bo5hv etc Also descendants OF Khcdiyc, Regina, CARO-
Wanr Of the cows are bred TO The bull Snnes Duke Of
Darlington uniting the tFo great strains oi toter % BoGd
and MIME Of oxford his dam the other -. .-
The cattle now be seen at tie pace oI sale uay VI
'Isn.i Fdr Catalogues appiv to
i'' PETEE C. KELLOGG & Co, 1877 Johnst
Il Have received instructions from
MR. r. :. COOPER ,.,.,.,oo
0' Lnu,n iI'H5TGHiE.p jEisEY c&TTiEi;, ,s,,
THURSDAY, March ~ commencing at 10 o'clock
TIE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE Limited
Broadway and JOilst, NeW-1orh'
PETER c. KELLOGG Auctoueor.
The catalogue contains rong representation Of the blood
and V"tnmnus also the get remote hut equally dis
tnuishcd descendants Count s. George lemon @ hfe
Happy &C also the get OF the famous keglna Dull %
Lion G OF OF "a, @ ssG sSns a 81 as s prened and he
eknoyR ski Of I S9oPe&. & az s'Ser r a1 & M cat
In addition TO the imported cattle will offer few seec-
tons from the herd at Linden Grove LARGELY OF the
SSq9 eS% aroa 9as @d Ms nn thS f& &
The cattle be seen at the place Geo OF a saG %
electric light For eatflqggpes address
l07 JOhn-st, New-NOrk
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Qli5celldneou5

TOR SALE.-A special fertilizer at favorable
sOG upon chemists test specially suitable for hOTti
cultural purposes sample lots at reduction ~ .
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Gteamoodts dne RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AZ MQDEL. FAsT LINE TO THE WEST.

RhLIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train, ys ve rI,a1'Rh ,Idr BS%o5s %s:hnstcn
SP: except sunday; Washi5gsSn and points West
D. M DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleepnt
coaches % Chicago, Cincinnati 81 Louis for all
q MI6YIGHT daily for wa.nlngOn and an pgn.. West.
PpK doyn GGPPts R4s Ro oad 81 Broadway Court
FOR NEW W-HAVEN.-steamers leave Peck
sR ay m & hns 5r u sa r. aRsy rsas yHo siHeR sRd M m
FOR BRIDGEPQRT and all points onHOU
s1Gf sSp haa % aSa East h'
E0R BOSTON. - FARE ONLY $3
L VIA sToNINGTON LINE.
Steamers leave daily except sunday Pier 53 n r.
'"S''' q" + f. V " popPLE, Gen1 Pass. Agt III wes-s
FOR BOSTON. Fare Only s3.
l. VIA FALL RIVER LINE Limited .6 Tieksts ;
Daily fs' service, GV g %SUS6RYs ExcEPTEp from Pier - g. r.
nsSon nS By ASSET Gh from boR s@9 Jersey
at ali principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the Office
BORDEN GEORGE d.a Fl foSESs f6ss HseS.
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
~ 70 RosToY. s3. WORCESTER, 81 90 NASHUA. s3 G5.
PORTLAND. So and no transfer
Steamers CITY OF YEw.YoRK
CITY I, OF P,r LATaES;cTE sdeI :; To,t.., mex, D.,
above DesbrOssesst Ferry daily Sundays al 300 pm
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
(Pennsyyania RR,foot Cortlandt
5s'on' Ne~Tors 4 "a PssoE?;'is 'isss9o,y,,
IFaY6 or s6ab S6EGSET G16og a%s & 100
am, 1880 I, g. m. Sundays 900 O4o an wa fehhhi-
5000 n s9 e. Va h % sqR4Sy Sysas n k 200 s1 ID
a. blnD S9 s2 622 ig % S0saaSSs saaSsy 80 ~
RED s1a sS.u eSss Rs9e S va &en
RG SS s5 5oan ve % isG AsSuiy S paGi Zoo
r. 9cTa m II y n .Sn2v S9; 9sE p % m sgnaAS -
For Ffeehod, via Philadelphia and Readng RE- p sLS
sP Rf zoo do II FGs KeyP2 % 30 Ea Go M 3
oot Toms River and Barnegat at 81 IN go <Sa
f&i EEG8SSeasR DsSss''$d Ell Iss sS5.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains VII eave Grand cearal Depot -'o
~. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express With
$40 m Fast limited Chicago Express with dining cars.
cleveland and oeo arriving a, Chicago lOll m next day
i0So a. o ShTsgS a I,R hRs1s' R1 a1neis S for 0sWego
II a m western New.YOrk and Northern Express with
ESQ albany Troy Express drawing
'6 No. Louis Express with sleeping cars for Nsgar,
$50 p m Express with sleeping to Syracuse andto
Pacific ETps,s With % seePps eg car. . oT RGeH@e:S @:s
90; co. also Lowvilie except saturday. .,..,
Night Express with sleeping c@I. to to- AIa.y ana sna
North except saturday night =. ,,.u.. ~. po,,,n,
GFeD $50 and 425 Broadway and at westeotfs EEpress
ard S33 Washngon and s64 Fulton cts, BrooAyn ana ~
in drawngroo and sleeping cars can be
procured at any Of tie ticket Offices in New YORK Chy
These trains daily. al others daily eTeegt sunday
General M Superintendent General PASSENGER gent
IEOPILAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
Boston and the East All rail nom rand Central Depo
t9Tee g m paTlor car a.tahed with alacs
sleeping sgRy e2prSs s saT We ~ Central Depot x
p arrives at Newport 735 D. m PlToE pSpP cas- t
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1neirnetiou
For Both Sexes-CitY.

A-CHOICE COLLECTION OF schO0l crGHimss prn,a.
sora teachera 0oyernesses art anu ic =, Tho
mened 10 colleges schOols and families 1rns W
famies of Hon Hamilton secretary Eyar Oyius V"
Field Nine HESsE, 35 West 2lst-st., new IolA -
AIRS HARRIS AND MISS SCHWEDLEK
NH 1, en Nnrma Glass Kindergartners Iuesaay,
-, IL af No East 14thst Examination IN t,nr ~
et1des Apr T. at 3 y. N. For particulars hPPS ny i' "
above address
For Young Ladies-country.
nORDENTOWN, n. Female College;
beautifully located; very healtfu and hotOugnis s u
- o Sfnsic and Art Departments. For circular vc uIeeS
Pciioi Rev. WM. g. BOWEN. a. M Presldsht
TOME SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
PLEASANT Thorough Safe; Is boardeTs' l9Ih year,
Rev w. NJ. WELLS. a NJ, Principal HlghtstOWn ~ D.
For Both Sexes Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on n farm ii miles
~ from New York Flushing Railroad. Child ' receive
mothers care rignt good time during summers Vac
tion. Mrs Ii {. MOR1tELL, Manhasset L. l.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia ack-Onthe- Hudson. .a .-r, ann
ROTH SEXES. No EXTRAS But MUSIC AND Ak
Private instruction for backward scholars 500 send oI
new catalogue. w. II. BANNISIER, A. NJ FIlhclpi'
Art Schoc!s-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
vi beginning Tuesday, oct. 16, IN DRAWlNG OIL ana
WATER[COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE fIOMEiSS'
and LA y DSCAPE CHINA PAINTl NC and DECORAIloN'
STUDIO, No. 50 MADISONANE
Preferences - -,
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr WILLIAM HAHI' MI
JAMES HART. Nj. A. Y. BELLOWS.
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Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE. ro,
ID New and direct line 10 the South OF France
NEWYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -, ,
So CHATEAU JEOVi LIE. Saturday, ApiI D.
From "Preptjces stores" (near Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France, Spain and Italy Pyrenses Fou
Nice sc will save time and expense by taking this line ~
First Cabin ncludng wine) SOtoslOO Second CaDn foo
"'e'i"s'' '-'' fVi r. LIZ BoULANGER, as Beaverst.
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Dancing Ata0cmles.

NIR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 579 5.h-aye.,
WI has returned from Europe For Terms &cp apply AZ
The school,
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Express Transeav NewYork via Desbrosses ana Oouan
Street Ferries as folowsi - .,,o- - , osA
62O 1870 s. $50 (9 and 10 Limed), H. 1ll0 m 33Cy
$40 4 g. g. aud D. m and II night Sundays $50, %
10 limited and 10 T. O. T. and p n and ~ night
Trains leaving daily except sunday 72O 5O ano
lilo o. M g A, and p connect at Trenton ION
Returning trains leave Broadst Station Philadelphia l2O
3;l5 $40 f. 4:35 except Monday, $50 go $40 siSp
ii and ll:l Uinited Express 1880 and 5:2O M
g. a. 5, g. $500 7l0 7:45 and on sunday lZOi 81
500 A:35 $3.50 4, (o2O Limited o;oO ltsU, fss
and < p Leave Philadelphia via Camden eoO a. 10
Ticket ofBces 4S5 Sac and 944 Broadway Astor House
Ind foot Of Desbrosses and COIandt Streets C9urCsS
md BROOKLYN Annex station, foot OF Fultonst.
Brooklyn Bushs Hotel Hoboken Station; Jersey Ciy
Emigant Ticket Office no Battery Place and Castle dAs
den. , -,
The New.YOrk Transfer Company will call for and ched
'"sciII a HfFS ~ PiIGH JR WOOD,
g, ne-el Manner General Passr Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Nnsls ESUif'
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME C0NsisI'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
Rcson and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Tbree express daily sundays excepted to Boston
IN , o. m palOr attached and ~ p IN with paLacs
Sleeping Sundays q 10 p ~ win PaaGe sIeepn
p ih' iii' " F. w. POPPLE Agent
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tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK M DAY pays AM, AND On
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA IN NEW-YORB
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DYE, n. .Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
HI ing Of Spring tern Feb g. CT. COLLINS Principal
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NT Between work and Havre ,., -,
CANADA dc hCrsaOleC. a. IN
kNERlOtJE santeH ........ "Wednesday, Aprn y VA M M
FVA NJ f. PIgnterivc. W WednoSoy ,o Iar,,o
Checks payable sight, amounts 10 SUM- On tho fN'
Transatlantique OF Paris - -. Nyo n por,Ii,g Greop
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave wa DesDfoSses ana COIant Street
uerri.burg Pittsbnrg the West sOuth with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and m daily. NeW.fUE
and Chicago Limited OF PsrOr Dining, smoking and sleep
ing Cars. at 8 a. m. every dayl
Willamsport Lock Haven, p m Cory and Erie ss
p connecting at Cory for Itusyihe, petroleum Cenrs
and the Oil Regions
Express OF pullman Parl0r daily except Sunday ~
a. m arrive Washington 405 Dl Regular VIZ - aho -
b and o. r. r, and ,. and IL night sunday. va "
and p r. r. els m and IL night, via b. and u ~
II. 7 p. and II night -, .,-,
For atlantic y except Sunday, With through car, p m
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Aulboy, a. m IL noon $40, p ln On
SUNDAY m. and IN. do not stop at Asbufy ParkJ
Brooklyn Annex connect with al trOug gh alns
Jersey City. nrording speedy and direct transfer fos
Trans aTTive-From Ptsburg Clio and 1li2Os 7SO and
lO:2O D. m. daily and a. daily except Monday FROM
washington and Baltimore. $50 and $50 $40, SOW
530 9:20. 1905 and 1885 M Sunday $3.50, o;oO nd
1O.Ob and 1898 D. From Baltimore, lZO p M; on suE
days 92O p From Philadelphia 800. $40 $50 600
$50 $50, $40 7:10 7:36 $50 ego 1905, 1920 and
1885 M Sunday $780, 500, 635 $50, 1908, ll5o a. ny
62O, 1:3J, 9.2O 1905 1920 and 1885 o. m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tT1E OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIME
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND Oh
- SUNDAY, 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PIiIAJ 2 IN NEW-YoRB
MENT, AND THE FAsTEsT TIME CONSIST -
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-26


Is the NOMINEES Of the bettOr's party,
hut because he man who -wsgers
believes he will be elected, furnishes
an indication which is worth Just
as much as the mans judgment and
opportunities for making up that
Judgment are worth. The conclu-
sion arrived at from the observation
of such bets is of a certain value.
Some OF the bets an offers noted IN
the Times reports are as follows:
An Arkansas man offers to wager
his plantation. worth $4,000, on
Cleveland; a Pittsburg wager OF 5000
ia that Gle geland will have % GOO
majority in New York, and another
of 500 made In Richmond is that
Clevelsnd's majority in New York
will reach $4,000. In New York
City, where there seems to be most
betting, the wagers range from 800
to $50 on Blaine down to even.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-26
"MONEY TALKS"

The sporting man, as silencer
to bis proposition, calculates impa-
tiently, "Put up or shut ups" de-
claring that tmoneY talks" Cffer~
ing to bet Is no argument, and bet
ing itself decides nothing except
that one of the two who bet was
mistaken in his judgment or as to
facts. However, "pointers" may
frequently be gotten from bets,
which in cases Of a political cam.
paign indicate the tendency Of pub.
lie sentiment, or show the popular
preference for candidates. IN an
endeavor to ascertain which was
the favorite in the betting pools, the
New York Times gathered and pub
lished reports of the betting on the
Presidential nominees from various
sections Of the Union, the dis
patches filing three long
columns of small type,
These reports show there is 80 far
comparatively little betting as to
the result of the November election,
and among men who make busi-
ness Of betting, it is about ever
ss between Cleveland and Blame
Very few bluf1iug bets are offered,
the race being regarded so close that
no one who desires to make money
from his wager cares TO take thi
risk of being caught. Odds are
offered only in cases where loca
feeling blinds judgment, or tempiE
the zeal Of enthusiastic partisans
Nothing can be gained from voting
bets of this character. If the bettol
puts cp his money merely toexpresl
OF emphasize his preference
or wish in the premise!
it counts for nothing, simply show
ing the man has less wisdom thai
money. The cool, calculating gam
bier who looks ever the field art
studies the situation, and then risk
bis money on the probable success
of a candidate. not because the latte
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-26
THE CLOUDED "SUN.n

Ben Batler's New York organ,
and we might say Buffers only or
gan, for the San is the one news
paper that fav0rs his csndIdacy for
President, viii make iteelf ridicu
lous If it is not more careful. E1iSor
Dana pretends to believe that the
election can be thrown into the
House of Representatives, where
Butler viii haveA show az the COM
promise candidate. One Of the
political impossibilities of the CON-
ing contest is the getting of the
selection Of the President into the
House. By no arrangement or COM
binatiOn that is probable, not to say
possible, can New York's electoral
vote be given to Butler, aed with
out ouch an event, the House can
have nothing to do with deciding
the contest, for with New York's
thirty-six votes either Cleveland or
Blaine will have a clear maj ority
Of all the votes In the electoral COL
lege. For instance, cuisine OF the
doubtful States of California, New
Jersey, New York and Ohio, Cleve-
land has 1853 electoral votes assured,
which with the 80 from the Empire
State will give him 204, or three
more than enough TO elect. Should
the Republicans carry all the doubt
full States mentioned above, with
the exception of New York, Blaine
would have 1917 votes, and New
York's 80 would bring the mum Der
up to 2SS, or 80 more than the 2o1
required to alecS.
But admitting that the election
could be thrown into the House, the
Sun would still be sadly out in Its
belief that Butler would have show.
When the House elects a President.
eacn State votes az a
unit, and only one vote
is counted for State; in the present
House the Democrats have major>
ity of the delegations from twenty.
two States, the Republicans major
ity from fifteen, and there is one del
egation, that from Florida, which is
a tie; hence in the House it would
be absolutely necessary to elect
Cleveland, and Butler could get the
vote of no STATE. The Suns candidate
is unworthy of consideration as to
what he can do for himself; he car
only excite interest because Of his
ability to injure Cleveland and
thereby aid Blaine.