New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
ARRAfGyJYG EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATION IN CONVENTIONS


REPUBLICAN, REPRESENTATION IL CONVENTIONS
PERsOSAr.
IRON AS OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE I'bON|'I
BUFFALO, Nov. 29.-The Committee OF Iw6a-
" OF the Citizens Reform Association has is'ned
formidable Arrangement Of tho Excise commissioners
for in enforcing the liquor laws ana caree8SheSS
in licensing. following paragraph gives far hea
the of the document which taxes the FORM
OF an open letter IN tho newspapers FOR most OF the
crime sln aud shame, ana misery IN our city during
the last year. recorded In the daily issues or our press
mas not our Commissioners justly be held responsible
I'm that they unnecessarily increased the NUMBER OF
places where crimes are committed in that they grant
cd licenses worthless and unp.hcpled persons! ana
in that they refused neglected to enforce the laws
which they have taken solemn oath to eNecutef Inc
Commissioners will make formal reply.
There OF the report of the committee
appointed by the Union Veteran Legion to formulate
q plan for the equalization Of representation
in Republican conventions in the county OF Erie and oI
the reform of convention ana caucus methods. ihc
committee recommends that hereafter the election
district taken the unit of representation ana that
each election district be alowed one representative
without regard to the number OF voters thcreln
and one additional representative for any excess over
200 Republican voters a!tn!e thereon IN such as
trict The report also recommends unI0ra c0ucuses
and fewer Of them. The lrst permanent ward orsanla
ton has been formed the Fourth Ward 1t is intended
TO make membership the test OF right 10 vote at Re-
publican caucus.
General George Field, OF Governor lliPs STAN mas
arrived IN Australia lie will try to secure contract
for - 900 900 steel bridge for tie Union Iron Works
Extensive rcnovations 10 be- made IN the Interior
Of Calvary Presbyterian CAurch to romey the acoustic
defects.
At the meeting Of the First District Methodist EpSco-
pal Conference st which Bishop llutst presided, inc
subject cremation discussed. The majority ~ the
pastors proved to DO anti-cren ttOui-ts.
Police justice John ". Wood having again been
caught gambling room, has been prominently re-
hcvci from duty. Ju-ucc-,lcct Baker ms been APP
pointed 10 the vacancy. g..
Irt Davenport spent Thanksgiving Day IN thl5 CITY
with hl. sister. Mr.. sherman =. Rogers .
Commander George W. HAYWARD, l. T. " formerly
Ii.At House lisp Tor this district and aitciy %"
waiting orders here has been ordered 10 take command
the steamer inucoIug which at last accounts WAS
NJ Coistautuopc. 800,
Controller Barnard h1s sold per cent Elhcott-sI
evtrus on bond, wOr.h Sl9o,jlC premium OF ohch"I o
Der cent THIS j, sail To- be the lowest rdte 80 N!eh
bono. OF city IA the country has uttA pdccu'
The Pou -hkrcpsic SAVINGS Bank u the huFcr
MI MIIicsou has cancelled Als Blidlo dates lot th'
proposed season OF grand opera.
" Nobody dtr.S tp build any mOtc elevators 7ij an
elevator man Even now. when % j. admitted iALi
$50 need more than have. with tu7 ueht AGAINST
tGou that has been Going so long capitalists would
De foolish 90 spend money something t1dt olil IN
the legislature would make eHtIrrl} worthless.