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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
RSON Al.
What then I

The Hon. George Bancroft Will remove from Newport
10 ton TINS week, for the winter.
Tn, Hon. Bonja,uln Harris Brewster has left New
pUIt.
The late Edward stelnle, the German painter, -
teacher OF Dir Frederick Lelgnton
Mr. Robert Garrett has presented bust OF julius
Cesar 10 he Yaie Art school.
Judge Joe Parker Is again Ill
Gru.r.l I,ou.ansrr Is the sou OF an English woman,
anu Doru a. Brishtoh
Henry George is really" says The sacramento al }
Re-, uiotegv aud a disciple OF James Mcol.tcny the
,. vet ran .tor OF Inc Bee Al IS feet OF the latter
M orss drank tnose ideas which are 80 graphically ox-
al ,in.d in Progress and Poverty In faot, IL was
.mrs McCu.tcny ~no prevailed upon George 10 write
IN At Ierfu work &c Mas whIle George "'s the state
,rrt,r Of Gas aotsr,, AM whlle bs ua plenty OF he
time ,,on his nan one day ne dropped mao The Bee
t Al, no AN tne cnicft ia dI lite into conversation
ou t,.ir prt no niss AT tne conclusion
or.arily oAg expla alton OF knotty lroDien 10y t"e
.,t,r li,ury George .xctinr l. aiuIrnsly: NO. why
dot VAN write a book tneso suuJec 81 BY heaveus II
woud mark "A revelation aud revolution III literature
n which Jauss McCiachy, hai-sa ny. an, Ferei; No
t;eorge ,m petrins too OLD can't Work AS use to.
Wer, x-mty years younger Won Id 20 at II with vln
mi IL tkrs all any -trruSth now 10 work 80 nav, 10
:, rk on ne Bee Bu you comparatively yULng
ven arr vigorous. sirOne. urrvy, aud f" hto bcs les
you know, Gr"rge, you lave mis"p Ilue "otk 10 no.
S,,y ANY don't you take tnee refOr ld and
a.. Sc them "A uuJkf There Is no mIu living can do
meier t.,an You can. 70 ms UrOigo isseD ed most
v,yor,,sy -ay ing that there man al, where 81
We. uited for the tack 's Jamrs Mrt l,tc"y Al last
,wev,r George prev ,Ilri upon 10 bogn graf
,cnce II lis own aniliy Diligently an 'a"oriousIy 40
worked at tsk frequent were tue consult non DO
tmreu himself aud he ZEE sitor, and "a = Ter ny onat
for tue suDmItte 10 Jauns hcCiatchy ior Ills
.,refu der atOh Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

What gives them solidiiy and Vitality tben
business activity. Into that they put in obedience
to their faith tho integrity. in lustry and steaii-
ness when have ALWAYS been the best aud surest
foundations o. commercial ,r other success. they
have made themselves name Tor excellence ana
honesty of output and all the rest has followed oi
course
At the present time. according to Professor lily,
the American shakers number some 1000. ami own
property appTox imately valued at twelve millions
of dollars u IL said that the possession OF so large
q share of this worlds goods disturbs the elders u
good uea they feel that il Is contrary to the
Gospel scheme which they desire to follow closely
But in working ont their commercial system they
have grown . cb almost spite of themselves. and
the necessity Of managing their steadily enlarg"9
property has made business and women OF
them IL is underrtood that their numbers have
declined somewhat hut il ~ ev dent that occupy
ipg the solid position thev do the sect cannot be
regarded unsuccessful nor can It's speedy demise
be pre.iirte IL is indeed open to question whether
the material affairs of the society have not 10 some
extent dominated the SPIRITUAL NevertbeIesS'
those W no have most of the American Shakers
testify very heartily 10 the cbeerfuuess tranquility
aud fratcrDal feeling manifested IN their hailv mo-
ana It is asserted by competent observers that they
furnish the most successful example Of the cou'-
mercial principle to be found IN the world lhat
their cohesion, if not Their material osperity is
attributable largely to their Vows of life may
be conc uded from the fact that many other purely
commercial assoc iatIons, not holding such views,
have iaen to pieces after shorter or longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
Amusements.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE Industrial Exhibtion.
BlJOu OPERA housE-s-Lttie JACK oheppss,-
CAsISo-s-The Commodore.
hOcKsrApFR'e-S-Minsir els
nj We IpkAIRs-2 ana 81 After Business HourA
EDEN MUsEY-WaxworKa
,salyD OPERA HoUsr-S-Per0r Match.
HARRIGAN's PARK THEATRR-2 ana Sine Oheasahs
IYcEU THRATRE-~-fhe Main Line. . ,,
MADISON SQUARE Misunderstanding oy the Ensny.
SsD,sos-. wv .Np 5eTp-sT-ga M. to IL p m--Merri'
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
MIR O's q RDEN-2 and s--Theodora
PooIF's THKArRF-s-The Little DetecOve
er.xD.pp T9E arRE-s-A Wall Street Banda
eTAR TnrATRs-S-t landau
ITALIA THEArRB-s-Don Sesar
THEATRE CoMIoUE-s-Fr'tz - .,. x,x,
Union sorARF rHEArRR-s-Mucn Auo Aoou' -'''''"N'
WALrACx's--S-Hsrv~st rsN.w
rTp-AyF S5TH-sT.-9 n m. 20 IL o. Aho NO"
Cvclorsm. OF the Battles Of Vickshure.
Err AvyNUE rHRATRR-9-A Wte's PERIL
lATH-sT rHFATRF-2 aad s-Ladv Audiey,s secret
rs EAST l4TH-sT-l0 a m. to 10 p. m-Cahne'u No"'
petitive Art Exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

The Erenn0 Post mas mucn TO say about the In
terventlon of Republican otfce-hoIdcrs III politics
under foimer Administrators IL ~ silent re-
speeding partIcIpa. of three members OF the
Cabinet and the Presidents private secretary IN
various intrIgues aud cOinpacis Tor securing tie
eiectIon of "a Democratic Mayor of New-1ork. int
II Is not IN Ignorance of these nagrant exhibitions
OF offensive par,Isan>hip the following extract
from It's columns sufficiently aitests: " he NAH
ayers of Iammany nail have been emboidened Oy
the efforts OH the part OF oecreary Manning Gov
cruor Hill and Coouel lamont 10 secure harmony
between The different facuons and are now In
clIneG To take tle aggressive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
TEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr,cy.-The Tory Home Rule scheme not
one but three Irelands - war feeilng ID
France - The troubles IN Bulgaria. - Gar
features of Bismarck suppressed IN Paris =
Dne,l,ng in France. - Meeting of the National
League - Fisheries complications - Oon-
dItlon of MI Gladstone. - The Cesarewltch won
nv Stone Chnk 80 Passengers of the Anchorla
waiting for the Ethiopia
DoMEsIIC.-Heavy storm along the Texas ana
Louisiana coasts. - The laws OF marriage anu
divorce before the General Convention. 60
knights of Labor General Assembly at hlchhoh"
= Secretary Manning returned to WASHINGTON
g. Congressional and Assembly NOMINATIONS
Mr. Howey accepted the Republican nomna-
t,on for Governor of New-Jersey. GO MI. HIS
cocks chances for the Senatorshlp. - Elevated
Railway bill defeated in Philadelphia councils.
CITY AND SUBURBAx.-Bench warrants issued
for all the indicted ldermen; TWO of them IN the
Tombs and three at Police Headquarters -
The County Democracy ready to lndorse Mt.
Hew,tt - Five-cent fares on all the elevated
roads after November L. == Judge Wallace de-
cided that National bank shares should be taxed.
- Taking Of testimony IN the Stannton case
ended - The mutlatIon of bodies on Wards
Is,ond investigated. - Winners at Parkvllle :;
Cleaner. Mine. Bessie June, Herbert. Vallisea
--The Thesis bOycotters released - SECOND
day of registration in Brooklyn. - Big ME III
Jersey City. - A large manufacturing hrm EN-
barrassed - UnveIlDg monument TO Com
mander Gorringe. - Gold value OF the iegaI-
tender silver dollar (412l2 gralns'-at 4od- per
ounce-75.29 cents. - stocks dul anu gehei
ally declining closing weak and unsettled
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day falr'
with a slightly cooler tendency. Temperature
yesterday Highest. 81; lowest o. average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
A WEDDING.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II tspeciat)-Miss Mary Bowler
Pc erso, OF George W. Chllds. was married this
afternoon to Robert ii. McCarter lawyer Of Newark
\. j. The ceremony took place on tho lawn OF Mr.
Childs's summer nome at wootton. large number OF
society people, business and other friends OF Mr.
ChIlds and the couple cnnveyei to W,ott0n IN
special train The brlie bridegroom stood unier
canopy OF bower attended Oy seven brides
mai aud I'VE ushrrs The Rev Dr. Morton OF 81
James Prot EPISCOPAL ChAIch Oiclatrd assisted
Dy Rev. Burr ant the Rev DIR. kcci-ston OF Bal
umore. Inc bride received over 200 Presents MI
Cbllds's giI was a handsome br0wnstOne dwelling CON-
furnished Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
EDWIN BOOTH.

The return of Edwin Booth 10 the New Y ork
sta.. wul,u WIN DO nro,oL o. at tho star
Tn Ire IA To 10 ma le IA character of Hamlet MS
noe. 10 ia accordance with what was lOug Mr. 80 tins
ptoi,.s,unai custom Has more closely ldenu
He'd with h0Dilet That Of any Other nVlng ACTOR ahu
the public ss always accepted hm III That Guar acter
A, en.r Is - agrd IA painting new scenery Tor The
pr, action o. ohaKe>p ares tragedy. Mr. Charles Bar
ron VIA PLAY ne OhoSi, liss emma NadeFs VIII pay
,1,helia Mr. john AalOn, VIA appear a. LdeTIes' Anu
Mrs Augusta Foster al tue Oueeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
az npanA SINGER LOsEs AL HER DRESSES.

Nine Pierson one OF the pr pal SINGERS OF the National
Amercan) Opera arrived here yesterday the
slea,usr Ems She tie HOtl Beividere. Mme
ierson Is and well developed blonde who de-
sple her German nationality. spca>s English with freedom
nm. SION she aud viaOle
frame their visitor arrived All their baggage,
small Oeon Ouruoi IN The hoid OF
the vessel ginning OF the NO age What was not burned
~. Dy . h.io
q, ri D "
ost she and tao
The company responsible Tor damages thai she could
t,lA size said however tnat looked
visit
SINGING the
German theatres repertory IN extensive one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
c.,ya1s MADE "a d4A1nAL NEWTON.

.o.raI Nswton yesterday removed Charles W. Campbell
AMI Janes VINO ior three months nave ses'ea
~ f The rnlrd Fith DlstrcG and rclDs,ated
-. Ne kslly and John " Brlen removed 0y MI
.or, Patrick Il. kyAu spponted Inspector o. III
clnDiancos salary OF 5000 Edward H. hSloss yvti
samuel Murphy Joseph Il, an and Ivredce pon-
ohu. having passed civn service eAannauon, were AZ
nuut, Aqueuot AL salary Vi - 20 a~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
A RrsH rOsAE MISS fONrhsoUE.

The sale the engagement OF Miss Fortescne at
tho Lyceum Theatre opened Monay At the box ONCE
Applications by poured such an extont that DO
,r. lin, M ol ,,I Meek every seat the night was
so,i The rclalung nights uo"o'ei, was OK
Young actress asoDont ~ was 50 treasurer
Buuco SAID INC largest adv -nce s"o Ano"" '"'o inc oPonns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
yirRo-eLYOERIsA UNDSK A BEsR-SaoR

officers went from Sing sing Monday night 10 smart va
on the new Aauodut to quel disturbance IN ~xos op
lnown A. Joes They faded nnd amy ono 10 inc oAr
, And won't out IN Of the disturvors OF me pos.
, 1,,s raw s 5,O leet away Irou building IL Was
blown ~ irasucua NtrV syoerinv hAa oson ssaunss
u..i osol,ay wcrv arrested ono ", s~'Ae
ssn,nanon anu he other Ior bowlns w the puuoAnx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
PE-op CHING OF WALLACK'S.

Wallack's Theatre, winch mas been cioseu
since saturday ni-n,, iOr reh-ar"'Is oi Inc ne"
nav of HarsesI," with whlcn Mr.. LeSter
W.ilack begins the season, Will DO opeheu
Inn, evening" and " Harvest Will nave us hrS'
representation 10 America Inc opening heh'
of the new season theatre IS always iese'a'
aud doubtless II Will be cnIOyed by brilliant reprrsonN
-,.mbasr OF Iork society, gu this occasiou
"A ,rv-sl' " brought Oit III Iona ~ ~ ur "i1o"
4 rrrt, turatrr, the Pr ucr--'~. Oh cept-mucr 40
tins yrat aud repro IuctiDu IN u'rca olo"s nal
uun1 It, ,dvent IN Ehk'Ani-for IL app ars
t nav, useu yer, Wen received there Ii IS domosto
MAY Inc situations wncn rLsue from certain "roh<
l,n. winch naprDs to po>sD1o un ~r lho operation
ni ,nr v r, ia OF marriage laws vi Scotiani' anh "
nr.,,us alice lng studies human naIdrc uomihaeeu
uy love- resentment. Jr,OuHy, pa 40 an rosouSe'
Mr. WALLACE IlOh ais ne diahduo , cal "isn q
uuoe dramatic COMPANY, incuIlnK the supJoinoo
NJ Inh lb.rf Miss annie ROOo
Mi. kyrle Bclrw. bllNs ii'lvn zane,
Al Al Miss Helen RUSSELL
..,rl,s Mime. ron
A., ,,'I,v ,,W,rIs Miss ka.ucrne Rogers,
M Edw ard }. Hcnley, MlSs an" Noo'o,
Nr u,nir, I,,,uu Mss Bartlett
MIR. Henry Hamilton, ~ 49, :, D'asso'.
"A Miss MAY OorinOn,
NJ : I'M Ans Nlss FLORENCE Grover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
Duffy admits that sayies's departure looks bad.
So IL does. AND nos tor oayles only.

Reports from Chicago Indicate that the Anar-
chs.o piottlng yengeauco against the Jurors ny
wnom seven their leaders were convicted These
pIots must be met. IL would be fatal To the au-
thorlty OF law to have any OF the persons WAC
have taken part III lis faithful administration pam
ished by law OreaKers .or their discharge OF duty
All tue energy aud iii wncn were reqiir 20
hunt down tde conspIrators should at once he eX-
erred To hunt down thO'e VINO med cate crime
AGAINST the Jurors or officers law and swift and
unsparIng punishment. sLoulu he visited upoh them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

This ia the second day of Registration IN
New-York City. The importance OF tile ap-
nroaching election grows daily. and no trliilng
Inconvenience should hinder Republican voters
from fulfilling promptly all the conditions
necessary 20 casting their ballots foi honest city
v.rnmen. on November 2. The prime con
dition is registration. Let no one fal to put Ms
name on the poll list sometime to-day between
8 a. IN. and p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
And then again ScAwatka might erect a dam II
the river and call It the UeJJones dam

Ex-Speaker Mcclure again protests TO reporter
of The ALlira udeefte that ne never made the re-
marks ATTRIBUTED 90 hIn by lHE lHiBU> NJ, In rela-
tlou to Judge PecKnaln. If Mcclure chooses 10
parade the fact tnat the democratic managers nave
put rhc screws upoh HIM and compelled MN To re-
tract h, ha, a iIgnt to do So HIS denia. has no
other significance whitever dnd certainty Tech-
hams canvass must be IN forlOrn condition wheh
II Is founo necessary exact sucn slllul service
from an eX-Speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Boss Mel iughln's able lieutenant William
A. Furey, distributor OF Navy Yaid patronage la
ordinary and general Democratic WORKER, says thit
the custom OF evylng political assessments on
o:fceno,ders his been abandoned " III BfookIyn.
Oh course. But " voluntary contributions are
pouring III. checks payable 10 the president OF the
democratic General COm.nIt'ee. suppose an oihce-
holder doesn't care to Contribute voluntarily.
What then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

General Thomas J. Lucas, hero of both the
Mexican and Tie civil Wars Is the Republican,
canuiuate for Congress III III ia ia against holHal'
There Is no man III American public lie Whose rep
utatiun-whaL OF d credItabie To hIin-nas Deen
SO falsely won as HOLMAN s. lie Is man Vi no
ability save that of tue crafty politician. without
Liberia ity of opinion or ,rnnah.y of tnohguL lie
IL properly classed anoIg Gnose denagog aes whose
conduct l. always prompted oy motives TAI be
peatn the plane of unse. fish and patriotic states
manshIp AMI his principles. 50 Tar as they eau 10
detected are those most ancient of nour-
hons It's agreeable TO know that the people OF
m, district VIII have tue an,i.hess OF Holman 10
yoie tor Ii tney ureer 10 be better repre- scented
than they have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

The plan of miniature Home Rule for Ireland
devised by Lord ,nholph Churchill and Mr..
Chamberlain, and published in The London
Dai u Ners, does not please the Tories III Ehg-
land. nor all The Liberals, nor vet the irish Ma
tionalsts. On this last point The TRIBUNE Is
able to speak with emphasis, for III Its cable dis
matches this morning is the positive and author
;tative assertion of +. p. Gill, NJ. F., that the
Parnellites will repudiate this bellt'llng scheme
with scorn and contempt. MIR. Gill writes alter
consultation with other IRISH leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Tn the interest of the living the examination
and dissection of the dead are not only excus-
able but necessary and right There are, how
ever, p, oper safeguards set by law to prevent
science from becoming revolving, and 1t Is the
du,v of the guardians OF all our charitable and
penal institutions to that no Outrages on
decepcy and humanity are committed upon
their charges dead or alive. Such reports as
those that now come from Wards Island make
too many of the poor people of New York cuise
the hospitals instead of blessing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

A curious story comes from Paris saying that
the police have ordered the removal of lam
Moons upon Prince Bismarck from the walls OF
a French new spaper Office. 1t is hardly possible
In credit such a report. The German Chancel-
lor still keeps sufficient grip on france to force
the French TO show pubic respect to himself
and the German Empire, and he is highly sensl-
tive upon points touching his dignity. But the
most humble Paris Government would hardly
dare authorz. the police To enter private othces
in the French Capital aud tear down cancatures
M matter how much they might offend the
master in Berlin. If any pictures have been re-
moyed it was probably because they Iampooned
tba French Republic as well as Bismarck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Nv Noven Der /, when the price OF ride on
the elevated roads will be CENTS at all hours
transi, in this city will be cheap, even II 1t Is
not rapid :: and to people VINO wish to 20 to
Harlem from down town II will be reasonably
quick. WHAT effect the reduction will have Oh
the surface roads it is hard TO say. But II IL
CERTAIN that the public will not tolerate fewer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

The discussion on Thursday in the Episcopal
General Convention in regard To marriage ana
divorce will be most interesting, If one may
iudye from the lines LAID down ID the prep ara
torv report of the Joint COMMITTEES OF laymen
and bishops, and if the suggested canon be
adopted, the already conservative position OF
the Episcopal Church on this point VIII Do
strengthened. 1t would condemn az irregular
lit does not say Illegal any marriage DOT
solemnlzed bya Gle gyman ana IL wouiu nave
the banns read 10 public as they were Ill earlier
days. Many other important conditions are
rronnsed. placing the Church Law strictly In
Tina with the law laid down in Levlticus. d.
vorce would ue approved for one cause only.
IT his view of marriage is entirely different from
the principles Oh winch the New York statutes
and those of many other States are founded.
The Church would make 1t sacramento rte {;
the Slate regards it as civil contract only.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dr. yoeller has gone to the Bay, but viii re
| turn Saturday.
! Miss Josie Powers has been visiting Miss Mary
| Noble at the residence OF Mrs. Sol RunyOn
| Live Oak Ranch, on the Sacramento river.
| E. E. Wade, of Iowa. brother of w. W. Wade
| of this city, returned East yesterday. Mr.. Wade
will dispose of his farm and return to this sec
ton to locate permanently.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss Hattie
Z. Linn. at 1870 Tenth street, on Tuesday even
cial evening was enjoyed, with introduction of
games, music, etc.
VIM S. Ives, who was formerly connected
turned from Tombstone Arizona, yesterday.
His wife accompanies him, and they will re-
main week or two.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
John Z. Burke, Z. C. LOTUS James W. Kas berg,
San Francisco; George w. Cook, Boston: George
L. TAFT, James H. Swift. Mrs. Sunderhaus, Oscar
A. Schlam, C.. Zemansky, George NJ. Pond, NJ.
Frank, San Francisco; DR.. George +. Broadbury,
Germantown Rev. p. J. Van Schie, San An
dreas; G. NJ. Welty, Nellie Boyd Company; n. ].
Stiger, Marysville; C. C. Kinsey, San Francisco:
A. Goodman, New York; Delaney Stone, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday Gee.
B. Greene and family, Mrs. J. B. Greene, Court
land; Henry Chapman, MERGED; J. II. Rice and
wife Dixon; K. A. Shearer, Vallejo: Is. J. Seiber-
Robert Hector, Miss Hector, Auburn; Robert L.
Moore, White Rock; NJ. J. Marin, San Francisco;
]. l. Mcconnell, John Lambert, r. NJ. Huston,
NJ. o. Harling, Vim. Minis, Levi Adams, Wood
land; James Tut, Auburn; George smith, Court
land Ira Bishop, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-14
The Yolo Democracy.

A large number of the Yolo county
Democratic nominees were in the city last
evening and had consultation with the
Sacramento Democracy at the Capital Ho.
tel Their names are as follows Levi
Adams, candidate for the Assembly; Jason
Watkins for Sheriff, NJ. 0. Harling for
Clerk, r. NJ. Huston for Assessor, General
Minis for Treasurer, John Lambert for
District Attorney, and J. R. Mcconnell for
Superintendent sof Schools. They have
made canvass all along the river, from
Knights Landing down, admiring all the
horses and pigs belonging to the Changers
of that section, smiling at all the ladies and
kissing all the babies en- route. Mr.. Nc
Connell, the candidate for School Superin-
tendent, and one of the editors of the
Woodland Democrat, they say, is dashing
ladies' man, and has corraled every vote in
the entire circuit. The Democratic orators
intended addressing their constituency in
Washington, but on their arrival at the
latter place they found every Yolo faro
bank in full blast, and not wishing to in
terrupt them during banking hours,
wisely concluded to postpone their meeting
until some afternoon of next week. when
the two conflicting interests would not
clash. If Governor Stoneman would be
prevailed upon to declare a legal holiday,
between now and election day, the banks
no doubt would take advantage of it and
close, and the Democratic orators could
slide around and :" get in their work"