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p,Nt..r,, I'm October 80 1885 Joseph r. Benjamin
tuerni At his residence iiG7 lexington ave
On MJnay. Lavender 2. AT 1850 ~ hoIA -, a,tiS
without further bOLco 49, 49,.
LyERtTT--uIdenly. THURSDAY. oct0Jor ~ iS,'
En,cth rect O H. JUn Everett IN tho IN yoi' u h''
Funeral sunday November ht23)p n a. tho rnsdolc,
of hrr son.in.iaw Albert Mann. Brick Church otAn""
11,i1 orange Branch OF Greenwood Lake H. X, at ~
10 m, foot Uhalib,rs I'd st TO blehwopl ANrhn
also trains Nv f"hhsYlNarid H. " o'"'' """'
aud hOrsbcarsfrom Nowdr4.
IntcImont ptiVat" 49,. -
uAGEK-tntored Inta rest. Friday morning JOIN MS
HARLAN PAGE, eldest Of focsfJr J. VI aSet Akou -
RELATIVES and r,nl4 .tc rc,pccinly invita- 20 attend mo
funeral fro1 the BnHtmin Iul ~ =. tnuI,
iOiI st. near 2dlve. NewYorx, sunday. November al
O'Clock y. M 49,.
uoKAN- Thursl,y October 20 John = IIornn In Tho
5Oth year Of his age -.,.... ,.a,., =. .,,.,, ,he
Snnrra service. from his late re,dsnoA 2ii Moroest
New.Yurx on sunday, November !, at g. IN sharp
MAR-HALt,-On saturday. October 81 1850. M"isare"a'
wi Robert Marshall agoi J9yths.
Nuiicc OF funeral hereafter.
NC ,LCVE-On OctoDet 81 tho Everett House. George
Nc lure Of BTights disease. CO., -.
the nivcrsy Place IfotDylorian CHURCH. CORNER
M IUthsf. n Tuesday. November Al III q. ~
il il requested that no lowers BE- sent
ctLkLLAN-At his residence. Orange. y. j. October ~
George Brint1n Me- lclan.
cy ces a. the Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Nionn AZ morning. November . ~ 10 O'Clock ,.
His and the suryiynf H0urISOi INC uc' "o WI"
uand, Il aru invited to auond
Bufla at rcnton. ~ -.
PRINCE-Pa,s,d away Wednesday october 2s Clars''
r., widow ~ George ". Prince. ., 49,. $780,, ,.,,,
and relatives arc irvte 10 att hl Tue hl'h p
hcr lae rc,icncc 80 oxford ST. Brooklyn. on Sun
day nj o'clock
PRjvosI-.uddenly. Of pneumonia Mrs Harriet b.. WHO
OF David PrcgO o.
IUer,l from nor ate rc,douce No. 1873 Eat 73d,t on
SUNDAY. November l. az lpclocH p M
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STRIKERS THREATENING AN EMPLOYER.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct 3I.-A dispatch from
Niles, Ohio says that George Summers ST., proprietor
of the Russia mill Mt that place. made an as
sgument this afternoon for the benefit OF his creditors
He leased the mill about ono year ago when
It was idle. The assignment was pre-
cpitated by strike which was oruereu
nv the Amalgamated Association because Summers
would not accedo to denandsOf worknen In acerth
branch OF the mill The principal creditors arc the eur
plOyes 200 IN number. They 10 have received te
months pay, winch amounts to about TlIoOo to-uay.
When 1t became known that an assignment nad pU ad
made aud that money could not DO hau
tie mon surrounded tho oiNco ana reIuSe1
to let Summers leave It, The scene arouna
tho works AT % o'clock was exciting. Men ana
women were demanding money or bread Tor their Htto
and 1t would have required but little urging 10 III
duce them to commit violence. The situation was
alarming and the sheriff the county advised ny
telegraph. A lmer dispatch says however that 'n nc
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TIE HARVARD CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

BOsToN, Oct 31.-The members of the new
Conference Committee of students and members of the
Faculty met yesterday afternoon and elected two NOM
bersatlargc from the college, chose committee 10 take
steps toward change In the present faculty marking
system. and debated. without decision, the question
whether undergraduates should be allowed TO become
proctors OF examination and dormitories The chair
man was Instructed to appoint eommitte OF three to
correspond with other prominent colleges In regard to
Tho marking system with view OF perfectng the sys-
TEN that holds at Harvard AT present. q students
rank here depends entirely upon the professors under
Whom no is studying Certain professors always mark
very bard" that the maximum mark will be 30 per
echt while others always give dozen students perhaps
marks above 90 per Students ambitious for rank
therefore generally prefer 10 elect soft"
rather than courses moro desirable to them In which
they would be marked "hard" Messrs. Merriam 80,
Ooolge 81 and Garrison 8e chosen to this
spondeneo Committee
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Iron The New.York Herald October 4. 1891
WHY NOT THOMAS b. AsTENi

What IL wlntsi in rhs city Govern a yiL AMI st
full economy In all hcde9srtments II could got Mayor
whoha' only the courage thu experiences (, ca
able him u curb extaya sancs prevent AMI enforce
economy In branch Of tho Ctys tlon that
woalh undoubtedly DO q goo thug for tho ps9pe.
Why Is not MI THOMAS b. ASrEN such mani As
member of the Board Of Estimate and a.
president Of the Department Of Taxes anu Asessment
has boon vigan N itures
watchdos the citys m,aey doubt dslrssabe to
those who wished to make what cae liberal
pendturcs put extremely yalu i5, - tho taIpsYers It
rspur that by his dot rnasJ aai careful scrutiny
the estimates OF city ,nitu:e r tho ysar
reduced BIZ million doirs AL that
low Of city this iIargey us to hts sxfu All
stani and unlawful
tur9s III tbs different deplrtiaolts
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New.YorIS. Oct. 81. 1885.
To the Editor Of the Evening Post.

To the Editor of tire Evening Post
friend OF mine last evening referred article In
your paper OF yesterday relative TO myself.
Upon reading 1t came 10 OF two conclusions; Unin
territorial Misrepresentation Wholesale fabrication Of tho
interview refer and concluded from the evident
spirit the writing that tho latter wond he
the logical conclusion to accept.
Ihave represented With Assembly District tho Log
saturef and with pride stand
Have absent from post OF duty and
except honestly conscientotsly and
Of my constitutional oath OF office. anu
with such record my constituency. renominated
by reclamation for the position.
respect honest difference Of opinion Cn am ever VIII
Ing TO cUncedc to difference the and
ynton deserves Slauderous generalttos pred
upon assumed mythical basis are not sufficient
destroy inure good name good character good
record and any editor tho liberty Ot dealing
Libel takes sad departure from the IeSlti
mate field OF honorable journalism.
NOW to my call upon yoI did % upon the per-
sonal solicitation Of my most intimate trHds several
matter, were discussed You referred caly
TO tho Tontlno Cu son. said that my vote for inyes
CATION was based upon certain article which
appeared in one of our leading metropolitan
journals: that sono tmO aftor the committee
had ell for additional time friends Of mine in the
district called my tho matter AMI from the man.
uer In which they characterized tho investigation came
% 1t ought not TO havo beea ordered and
told them told you that " any further time was re-
aucsed by the committee should oppose it thoroughly
Us possibly could voted for the reference Which was
made because t referred the Insurance CON-
mitteo bing mbcr Thereof; would have been my duty
take part investigations but as Chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee and member also OF the Railroad CON-
mItiee in conjunction with 10Y other Legislative duties IL
would have been impossible iOr me TO have done 80
You say in your issue of th" Gath that stated
that opposel the special ref renee. tie
additional umo thu previous question
You are in first two right 10 the previous
question l repeat that lid vote against the
question would be absurdty GouDy absurd
FOR me 10 deny in which voted In owing that
the record Is 30 eisily obtana1le from Albany.
Can It be you substitute ntey with some
other party you had with me Lonency TO that
degree might you did not personal spite appear
to I've the foundation OF your groundIess and bascless
cl argos.
OF yester lay appear TO Ignore the
order of ethics necessity Tor plain expressions
though will clnde.cenl u emp tho same style that
you ,stion OF veracy between u3 am willing
t. accept the ycrlic OF the puolic. Yours. etc.
l.. L. VAN ALLEN.
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TESTIMONY OF THE PRESS.
fVron Tho New.York Tribune, October4, l8341
FACTS FOR TAXPAYERS.

Taxpayers who LOOK backs OF their tax bills will apf
there figures which have great deal significance
Thctoa be rasel by In this city for 1884
Is 5j The rate OF taxation Is 50 2j Tho total
ofapproprstons for the year Is $4 0j5Sj 81 but from
this deducted tbs General Fuui ana the
amount OF unexpendci balances OF appropriations 1891
aud which have Transferred to ths Gen.
era FUND.- These uneIpeniei balances foot 81
Iftaey had Lot beel covered into tbs City Treasury
amount TO be raised by on this year would have bsea
TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
creator than it now AMI the tax would have bsa
81 40 instead OF So 25.
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M1RnLEH.

BERGIAN-McDONEELL wednesday. October ~
iy The Kew A. T. St,ckW H. Richard Bcul1n, OF Ncr ora
T. Mevina dau.hicr % the its John SIC D"hhcl osl nj
Vncatr of Montreal Ca;a,a
MORtroal papers please copy
UUAUY-rARKER-pn Tuesday. october ~ at the resi-
drnc. Of tlr brides parents brooklyn. Nv The lcI ,!
Wheaton smith 81 PIna,riphit Frances Sh3ttai,n'
1,,,frr OF ~ Parker Janss Jay HradY. OF buhal"
nlttE~uArGII-oTIS In Tlirnvl y. V. october ~
hv ths rev Henry ward Berchcf, sIr ct Rogers hAugn
,Sr nf tbr late iam IL. Otia aud frederick = peirh
baug1.
Bu fiiu papers please COPY. 49,. .
c,onrtt-t FISHER wednesday. October ~ 1885 nj
~ MrKs Church tho Ho"rrn. 10y the rector tho lo'
nr n Rynncr MARIA, daughter Ot George e. fishcf 10
Charles H. GOOlhuc.
IDDINGS- BFLDEN-I tho Church OF ms HraVtny
10y tho rev. -. inrkcf Mo gan o"'o
Archer yuuu daughter OF Josiah Beldeh s " LOWS
Morris iddiig5
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Special Notiees.
Wonders Never Cease.

Wonders Never Cease
DRs. PHELPS AND EVANS.
AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE PARALYTIc AND RHEUMATIC THROW AWAY
THEIR cRUTcHEs. THE DEAF RESTORED
TO HEARING AND THE BLIND TO SIGHT.
Every morning for the past from 10 TO IL O'Clock
the spectators at Grand Opera House Hall one after
another OF the paraytc rheumatic the deaf and the
blind seek the aid and powerful magnetic touch OF DIS
PHELPS and EVANS. What their gift OF healing is. or
what power they cannot perhaps be satisfactorily ex
planned But seeing believing and those who were pres
saw the strange and wonderful things happen which are
here related.
Among tho number who upon stage lady.
who stated that for years had been
pleto invalid fo chroniC rheumatic govt and that she had
travelled all tho way from California hoping obtain
reef that she had been treated both the and by
private physicians since her arrival than
but without bere The doctors passed their hands the
aoh ing and srened joints not TO exceed Eve minutes when
she raised her hands to cr head and exclaimed II do this
for the first tmo in twelve yesrs After leaving the stage
she wakei out Of the hall at brisk gait demonstrating to
vino nS r pGS zig aaG
that he was entirely and free from After treat
n hat s hSy had bsc S S to G S
9d the doctors about close hcf S1nSs %S
9Ia est tnls Clty
the doctors the following
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL:
hereby certify that Drs Phelps and cured me Of
partial parayss Of tho Lett side Including The leT and
bani ao the Same time cured me Of very excruciang
pain OF tho left ley aud thigh In treatment
CuAS. DURAND. Ala West 22d.sL. New-Y0ik
@ N G1S eaS S TG one ' Ses az S
treated nagnecally by Drs Phelps and for pain
uI affection Of tho BRAIN and spine which had afflicted him
Tor Tie past eng eon months producing partial paralysis
OF the entire body ana causing him the eIcruclany
night ana day and pronounced ncuraDc by the best
physicians vhO had examined Ina He cured by
single magnetic treatment by Phelps and Evans and was
tO-isy VOL
The above but .ew OF the truly remarkable
during They nvto all 80
tend their mt Gand Opera Hail. from IL 10 II
o'clock themselves their won
cerul power Their private p1rOr5 arc at
80 WEST 32p.ST.
they be suited from n till p OF each
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IA worth dozen Of any other Between tho numor rs
yrc los o. porous pastors tr but one choice Benaons
Mast Ia molern scicutifo prompt in action. safe pleasant
"a wear ceany and cures amcnt In few hours which no
otcs are rrivc This fact Is testified 10 by
900 physicians pharmacists and druggists voluntarily ana
over Their own written signatures limitations OF Bensons
la,rcr under the name,nf Capscn" C1Dscnm e apu-
Cauc r. no" etc are offered for sale. These are
shancess protect thrmso yes agiinst I'M
arilc tendrTod by the dealer
Nsk for iclsnn'r Piisrr aud HAT the lLfee Stas
the Ell IN and The WORD "NaPolho II
nnrnn vi M the millle OF TIC plasieT it.elt
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For CRY Court.
JAMES W. HAYES.

The undersigned. irrespective Of party cordially recon-
mend JAMES W HAM rs for the position Ut Justte Oi tho
at, Court OF New York
Mr. ItAwES has been active promoter Of all tho non
the Committees uf 20
io utei for tho non ami by his Datual
his legal framing aud sct nt griY ihs h"uOs an
purity the Bench Will bo maintained aud an impartial al
minis ration OF justice secured
THEODORE ". DWIGHT, WN. II. WEBB.
VIM. VI. IVARTS LEVI l.. MORTON.
JOSH PHI II. CHOATE. j. i. APPLETON,
JOHN H. v ARNOLD, + Is. THUkBER Il,
HORACE RUSSELL. BENZ. +. MANlEHl'f,
INWARD ID MCt' ARTIY, j. IL HERRiCK.
DEXTEK A HAWKINS, FOSTER & WENTWORT IT..
uc,don,tcr- Young Mems Republican Club OF the CITY Of
y q Nc-t Sith-st.
fu! set- ballots Tor state county
club MHunisCAD COntnun cate Win
ra election dag by special wire from any ONCE
" WV JOSEPH POOL.
Chairman Campaya committee.
Henry GLEASON {S.crat,r,es
WILLIAM Is OL,OTT
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SPECIAL Not.ce5
Mercantile Library,

Mercantile Library,
AsTOR.PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY.
Branch Library and Reading Roon 4S1 9th rave between
18Th aud STA rt%
2gG volumes over periodicals IN reading room New
publications & n"liHh French and GERMAN pur'
chased as soon rs Issued.
Terms 50 per year; 81 for six months
The list contains some Of the principal BOOKS
just added:
Pears-Fall OF Cons antlnOplc. . ,, ~
Adams no Merry Mon irc or England Under Charles H.
Salmond- MOman's MOK. McmOIldls or liLa lIeiCheI'
Kceley- Lincoln an Stanton,
axter- Eng and AID russia IA India.
BusL- Lie and Inn o. hrysOslum
Chambcrain-The Itadlc Il Programme.
IIenfrsy-(iuido to the study Of English Coins.
IIertel-Ovcrpressure III nigh schoolrin denmark
Bssttsuyp Eminent DOCTORS: Thor Life work.
Field, hrOmatouaphY.
Fower-Oil Painting.
Glll-JottnVs from tue Pacific. 49,, 80,
he Kings Window Glimpscs OF the Works OF God
JesAo-Ihe Life GeOr2s iirummol, esq
Legse-ihe Unpopular Kings Life nnd times Of ichard IL l.
LOvett- Norwegian f1ctuIts o,-,-,,
MaOy Roy atty Restored. or London Undef Chhes lie
Sayce-Assyra; It's Princes PTlests ana feopio'
Short biographies for tho People. by various writer's
slnnett The Purpose OF lheosoPhy; ,o ,ooo
sunday Reading for Young ana Old' TOT 1881.
King-Europe in Storm AMI Calm .,,
Moore-The Queens Empire; or Ind and Her Pearl
Ssnborn-Tho Wit OF Women. -
Foster Fables ana ALE gores for old and Young.
The Worlds Workers Vols. /. ana IL.
Black-Wnte Heather
Bnuer-MemOIr Vols II l. and ".
Brabourne- Friends and Foes from Faryland
Wntt-EcOnOmir Aspects OF Recent Legislation.
Here and taere In our own Country
Tho Girls own Annual. Vol vi. lSN'Sh
The Bsys own Annual Vol. VII, lso4'o5.
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COAL owned by various colieres above the city were
swept away. A large fleet OF ioaoeo
barges lying along the bank OF tne
river here shared the Same fate. ABOUT
half n million bushels Of coal were lost Many barges
lay bottom Of tho river The Obstruction 70 Ptop
erty will amount TO near Sl5O,OOO The river u tnr'ooh
feet high, and rising one foot an hour
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From Tho Nsw-Yorx Tins. october 5, 1881
THE LOCAL PROBLEM

Wear invtei by e,teom,d contemporary The Her,t
toIo IL advocating ths tn OF lss mostng Of ct,L
zen, irrespective OF party TO nominate Mr.. THOMAS r.
ASTEN the head Of the Department o. Taxes ASSES
ments FOR Mayor 1t would very gros satisfaction
20 support canliats Tor Mayor honest 80
faithful public oieer Mr. A5TES. would bs hari to
lind candidate who would fully command public o,ai
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TIE VEdTHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS.
W,s1rvcr,y o.. 3l.-b' Naw-E ngland
generally fair weather. northerly winds, becoming
variable rising followed by falling barometer. slight
rise in temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather followed
by local wlud shifting to East and South slight
rise in temperature lower barometer.
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!. o!i!ieal Notices.
FOI, SIT L. Il l + T.

FOL, III L. X + t.
JOHN WESLEY JACOBUS-
Tho undcrsi gncd Of Now York take pleasure
In ling to the suffrage OF thor feo"cNe"' ''0
spectiyc Of party,
JOHN w JACoDrS
far sheriff bnsine, a. man himself OF tried integrity ana
capacity no can be relied upon Introduce business prhc
pies into tho OF tlat important anu
Office.
Bliss. Fahyan & Go. Brinckerhon '""'' W.
-. pro,h.r. q ia william Ewart q son, limited;
Brown. wool & Kmgman Richard IL. Ew"'' D',oV.'
p,lLn,r p.,,C "a York strect Flax spinning
John I. Piunmer d Co. company ""''"' -
Al ID. Juiliiard & Co. oSeT' h''oi"'y
f,oso GLAND a Co Rufus y. Frost n 90
,,,ui,a,u T,rpIuli g On Othemnn, Dyer SOUTH
wendell Fay & Co wick
wlimantic Linen Company. Mitchell Motifs ~"
NJ Ives, Agent. GO"lh2' oa"Jo "
White. Pnyson & 60. John Slauo W
IL. - Claim & Co. James l. S"lii " ~
Min0t. Hooper & Co. Julius Calm jr
rr Ianoda, 4, va Ia ring Nil KIN & 90
Denny Poor & Co william ID h'.
"A T. S,rong a ia Gardner LuileY.
IIa.leluist & Co. Batc% ho'" V'o''
p,con baldwin a 60 Amrniown & smith
Joy. Lincoln & otiey. llemphli nam.
Townsend & Yaic t. OeiDoIm'n" " w.
Grosvenor ~ Carpenter. W. NJ Malwarl"S'
A. +. Roberts & Co D. Freeman ~'o $3.50
Harvey 4 Outsrlrdgo. NJ H. fhihpS '0
l. H. finch's sons 20
Brown. Rico q Quinby. Geo Holls'cr VI LUZ" e.,o
nso w smith q ga Lewis II. spence. simpson
n "a Ityermore spence Young
Walter A. PeIso ~ W, omey.,o
y. scott Jas,
II. DusenDory & Co, r. ~ puis 70
A. Emilius Outerbrldgo q co. " W; DE- q 20
A. NJ. Underh. Geo d., r rarS ~
G.. H. Hokor. bAkei praS.ter
n. Anthony, ANUS "a
ie..a i,o s""0'''" n. Bechsten & Comp
49, ,,ors Ituatod o. X Co.
~ - Al, Gum ir Garfield. 4. Kimball.
IL ~, -, ON nnn ~ "a ' ~ J. NJ Requa Il %.
| r. "a Io1tvood 4 90 ID A. Lni!ey.
| ~ UyIis Merru r.. JlcOOy.
| Louis Beer. JAmoS a. nnrf
| James W. HaynOr. JOIn a. ,uvanirnH a ca
| EDWARD Amman. fiahA"" "V'
| United Democratic Nomination
| FOR ALDERMAN.
| ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
| ALEXANDER NEWBURdEh'
Indorad by independent citizens and buhn"'' mo" ~
| pariiob
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COLUMBIA ALUMNI SEEK REPRESENTA- TON

The Standing Committee of the Columbia
College Alumni Association met on Friday evening at
TIE house of Professor j. H. Van Amrnge TO take action
on the resolution OF the association passed at its recent
annual meeting urging larger alumni representation
p p the college Board OF Trustees. George l.. Rives
,nsoocrt u Cornell. H. Van Amrnge, viii am q. La
ssop j.. aud George g. do Witt, jr were constituted
sohittee TO take action Oh the subject and report
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from The Nsv.Ycrk sun. April II. 1851
v OFFICER WHO HAS DONE HIS DUTY.

Nr AsTES has gained an oIvabe reputation by his IL
borsin the cause OF econom- and the sopo nse
less expenditures Of the public money Efforts have
sometimes brought him into conflict With other menbers of
the Board OF AppOrtionment but do not recall
stance the public uig not boom that hs was
IN tho right Of his most important IDEAS that re-
spccting the ira sicr OF appropriations Ia, subsequently
been tken ald enacted ia permanent by tho Leys.
latgre.
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& VAp6 CO. FNFsr SUBIINE LUCCA OIL - the choces
salad oil tie wo produces and is warranted absolutely
mr., olive OH : uc Co. ts'a "lishcl ISSb IfgboIh
tuscan Italy Ash your grocer for a. Wholesale agents
FRANCS II. LEGGErT & co, y. V
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 3l-l a. m.-The changes III
the barometer yesterday slight The temperature
ranged between 3G9 to 400. the average ul9, being
Ala lower than the corresponding day last yea III"
60 lower than Thursday. =, 49,.
Fair clear weather, with perhaps showers I'D INV
evening, may be expected today in-tiS city anu ''ciu
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tFron The New.York Evening Pvst. May 90. 1891
THE OVERTHROW OF ONE OF THE WORST
ABUSES.

Mr. AsrEN. member OF tn, Bolri Of E,inl, AL Apo,r
tlonncnt ci,i yesory Ia "a tho inn cJajlu
stop tho overthrow u OF the
distribution OF municipal r1pralns He had the
OF pended balances nearly throe millions Of
dollars, transferred lu1 TO tho General Fund
Will make reduction In the OF
the year The followed for many IA, 10
these balances sort OF graboag for all
depaI which for whatever had exhausted
bsfore he had expired Thoy wors
thus incentive TO eXtrayagant expenditure npet1
anything Ike economical distribution by Board Of
Estimate amt Apportonmont. But for Mr.. A5TEN peril
opposition TO the oil method it would all proba
lIty full operation At every msstny OF ths
for year past ho opposed all transfers de-
nclencIes the ground that such simply an
Illegal method increasing tbs burdens Of the Taxpayers
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piys,car bonsekrc ers aud lending families AL arro that
IECGYrf- celebrated cat Fake amt Wheat latrs ho ~
cous ana atcio, 81 oi Tot ao br as tao
To ny them once them always By AL OiOcets
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THE KAEAWHL RIVER RISING

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. Stat about 3
o'clock this morning the Kanawha River began rising
rapidly. With tho rise about sixty barges loaded with
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsEEVATION3

'bo va th e"o"rtteal y.,;ion, IN this ey By sn,n
The irregular white line the OSCILLATIONS
The dotted
indicated
NJ, pharmacy. SIS Brosdra
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