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Aduica 70 Mothars.

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the child, Boftens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarbua' rs cents q bottle. 7-e-ly :
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Ger line. cali on 4. j. Beitel. at Inter.
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CHILDREN'S Department

the complete brought this market in
play suit prices with Proporonate range
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NON>> OF the good things of this
NNNNSS life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, PA O,tober Is M. r.
Allen and J. NJ. Sprswls talked high pre-
lection and free whisky to tie Republicans
at Clsysyille last Monday evening.
The Young Mems Republican club ex-
pect t. 90 10 Wheeling tomorrow night to
assist in painting the city red.
Mrs. Fanny Rider was chosen as the
teacher of the new school room recently
Organized at Unjon School By the School
Directors, with Miss Matte SsamOa as sub
stituie.
G. A. and II. E. Ttalimer will erect a
double residence on the lot they recently
purchased from Samuel rhcmas, East Bean
street.
G. W. Adams commenced last week the
foundation for two five-roomed dwelling
houses on South Franklin Street.
d. NJ. Donehor AID wife have returned
feom trip through Neb 'aska.
Tie hui dInss for the new carbon works,
which is to be heated On South College
street were begun the early part of last
week.
Quite q number ofour young soc e y peo-
pic 1Tc kArphuS huA ~
thsatricals to bs given in the Opera Houte
during the winter for the benefit Of the
Mendels oAn Club.
L D. Sharp will bu ii planning mill
on the lumber yard en- South street.
]. T. Bird, wife and daughter Rave bsen
visiting in Washington for two weeks
past.
Mrs. DtCanp and Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner, of Richmond, Mo-, who have been
visiting at Mrs. Swann's, en- Msiu street,
for q couple Of weeks past left last evening
for their home. Mrs. Gardner is sis er
of Mrs. Swami.
A lsJgs nuzaber Of Washington people
are mucn interested in the Van Baker tIisl
and it is probable that small number
may take in day or two Of it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

Here we have the figures for tie first
days registration. The last table will
show that the labor vote h,lds the key to
TIE situation, AZ usual The question is,
will the men who voeed for HENRY
GEORGE vote for Mr.. CLEVELAND or for
Mr.. HARRISON?
To sum up, tine first days registration
in New York ely furnishes no special con-
solsticn to either party. 1t shows an ex-
traordinary interest, however, in the sp-
proachiog election, and that thsre will be
whirl wind OF bsl!os in some direction on
Il G sixth of next month.
Next Wednesday is tienext registration
day in the metropolis and in the mean
time we would advise neither Republican
nor Democrat 10 do anything rash simply
on the strength OF the great increase in
tie New York registry of voters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
MARTINS FERRY.

N, George ". White, of Mt Pleasant
was in the city yett.rdsy. :,
Ouits large number Of whits enamel
letter signs have been put up on tho WIZ
dows in this city this week.
Adam Coss fell through skyhens ON =
houss in Etnaville on Thursday, cutting
his arm and baud severely.
There will be services both morning ana
evening in the Baptist church TO-DAY,
cnnducied BY Rev. T. d. Ware. Az 10:So
a m be will spsak On the subject, "A
Solendid Fruit Crop" aud In tie evening
at 7:30 "a Sermon in addition"
Mr.. wv. Leaick, Of Bolivia, Ohio: VINO
ia now making his headquarters at Hotel
haywood, is doing some important Vol
for the Wheeling ard Lake Enc hani oso
Company. He has in the past Few Gay.
taken up some of the most inporAn,,
piece, of right of way between heie ano
Portland, the W. & L E. having an IN
broken right of way from Portland 70
Bogerston. Work on this end OF tho W.
& L. E. will be commenced In lew
wesks.
Mrs. Kate Otto is in steuteaville visit.
ing friends. MI
Hon. Ross J. Alexander end J. Q. Hem
leip, Esq, were in tie city yesterday:
Richard Lynch, an tmploye OF tnt
Standard I,on Company, fell on piee o.
sheet iron, on Thursday, striking his arm
in such O way on ragged sfeet as TO cn'
the forearm very seriously. The tenders
and arteries were severed, and MI. Lyncn
came very near bleeding to death. He Is
now doing as well as could be expected.
Some time Friday mig hit burglars rs
moved parcel from the back door OF b;
F. Brady's dry goods store, returned and
carried eff all the change in tie mouey
drawer. 1t is also thought that some
other things were taken, but Mr.. Brady
could rot miss anything. Tle job looks
like the work of novices.
Mr.. John Cow brought black snake
skin to the city yest rday measuring n1
feet seven inches.
George Roach is in stutenville, where
his mother lie lyirg quite i'll.
The Agnes Wallfc, Villa Combination
holds the boards at the Lafayette on Oeto'
Der 18th.
Miss Mary Diyiis is the guest OF her
grnndn other, Mrs. Mary King, ut her
home near Smith field, o.
Underwear At Dixon Bros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
OUR RIVER WATER.

"Citizsn' Advocates the Use OF Purlhca-
ton Appliances.
To he Editor Of the Register:
SLR:-SO much has already tesn said
upoa the question Of water sanitation,
that one might suppose i. to Re impossible
to offer anything new upon that sutj'ct.
While the plans heretofore suggested for
the publication Of the drinking water oil
this {. ty have been many and va ions, they
were all open to serious objection, bat l
believe that the advocates OF each and
every plan, was homes ly and earnestly
seeking u remedy for the evils which reset
rs through our water supply, and the et-
feet has been to awaken a deep interest
among all classes of our citizens. While
do not doubt that any plan which may
bs suggested will pOssts soma OH ectou-
able features, yet. / an ooavluc d thss
something ought to bs done, to het!sr the
condition of the drinking water, which is
ustd by the psopls If this city, and that
method adopted which otf,rs the b s.
guaranty Of success, is easiest of app ics'
lion and which is cpan to the least ohIsc-
ton.
The Wafer Boarl have bssn iudefa'i-
glble in taeir iffJrts to ssCu'e the bast
mssns of removing so far as pcs1ihle, ell
iupui;iss contained in the drinking
Sa,er. They have o. last succeeded 10
formulating o plan by which they pro-
pose II IN ntsh consumers with pure and
wholesome water at q n c ely nominal, &C.
ditional coat.
The scaems, as elucidst ID by q men bsr
of the Water Bard, whose pecmiss on was
obtsiued, to make public what am about
to disclose, ia briefly as follows: The board
10 purchase 4, 600 water pnidcation arp L
alces at a coat of $36 900. Oae TO be
placed in every house receiving wafer SER
yics. Add such an amount to tie exist
ing rate, charged as will make about 3
cents Der month additional to the con- uUer,
aud the city will recover the original out
lay IN ab1a5 9 years with interest, and the
people in the mssnimN, will be supplied
with pure water.
Toe gentleman also stated tia the plan
embraced the empl' vent Of four inspee-
toIs for the first year, after which ne
thought the services Of two could be dis
D nsed with. as the people by that time,
could become familiar with the cev!ces
employei, and Lot so much work " aid 6e
reqpired of the inspectors.
hive oaly given an outline Of the Ian
which was explained in detail as 1t
should be p-o 7ided for by ordinance.
Although 1T is an entirely new idea, it il
one that should coumsnd the respectful
attention of every citizen.
1t is impossible 20 appreciate the dlth-
cuIt;es surrounding al enterprise like that
upon which tie Water Board have been 10
long aud earnestly engaged, or to estimate
tie benefits 20 be derived ny the p opl', if
that entsrprise shorli be cisried To a sue
cess III issue Ills to be hoped that the
Water Board have at last succeeded IN
solving tie ws'et problem, in which case
they, as we'll as the citizsns OF Wheeling,
are to be heartily congratulated.
The apparatus which the Beard intend
TO use can b. seen eithsr TT the otfi3e OF
the Water BOsrd or at Mr.. John G. Hctf-
msp, Sr's., residence. CITIZEN.
Wheeling, W. Ia, October 13.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
make Ne q widow"


Husband and wife had littls tiff. He
buried his nose in q morning paper while
she gee Il out of the car window with per-
sis.ent in entrees Thus an hour and 80
miles passed. A lady entered the car.
Husband dropped his paper and looked at
her admiringly.
"Ah," he said, 'tba's 8 fine woman.
And a widow, too. Don't you think she's
hacd. one?"
ayes, rather. You seem to like wild
owe"
''Inde6d lido They re just charming "
Husband evidently thought this would
piaue his partner. But it didn't.
alfred" said she, tenderly, placing
her hsni softly on bis arm; "Alfrel. /
guess was lin the wrorg q little while
ago, when 1 became angry with You, and
Pm to.ry, 60 sorry. viii you forgive
your little WIFI
'Csrtainly. DOME say another VOID
sbaut IT,"
sand you win grant little request I
have to make of yOu, hubby desr?"
"Of course. Anything that lies in my
power"
'YOu cay you think widows are charm
inggn
3sYes; I did say 90, but"
ssThen make me one; that's go,d hus-
band mias, o, shsll be 90 hsppy."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
POLITICAL AGITATION.

It is very bad thing for the cauntry,
There cln Re 20 doubt about thst, because
tbs politicians generally appeal to the brsi'
nesg and the pocket of the c;uutry and
prorhesy ruiI a. lion for the one and empti-
MSS 70, tie other if the people dom
put them in cfice. We all remember
wildly the campaign Of 1884 and the stag
nation of business during it. Presumably
sensi Me business men declared it thsir in
teuiicn to shat up shop AID go of some
where and deprive the United States of the
pleasure Of their sOcie Y il Mr.. CLEVELAND
was made PIeIident of them. The base,
lessness Of these parnicious political scares
every four years is always proven altsr
election, when il is found That the country
isa't ruinsd nor It's pocket made
empty AMI thu gentlemen who
were going to sell cut at
ten cents on the dollar are found doing
business ct the old stand. When will the
country or C, and for all time sit down on
this plrctl of p llitieisn5 who scare women
AID children AMI light headed men into 3
fever every four years with their predic'
lions of dire disaster if their polit:csl Cp-
pouents are elected? Partisan neTspa-
psrs especially are given to this sort of
thing, but it is only necessary to read
them carefully to s.e that they are lying.
For instance the Pi'tHburg Dispatch gave
" declares when il talks pO!it that DIR.
CLEvELAND's election mesus-well, that
the country will go 10 TIE dogs hssdlong.
In 1884 the Dispatch said precisely the
same Il ing, orly it was q little mere
positive atoatit. Nov, Mr.. CLEVELAND
has been President of the United SssIe'
clo5s onto 70 II yeare, and We now ind this
in the Dispatch;
The las. quarter of the present year viii go III
to history as the most pros ernus ever Known ~
The United States. The business OF ire PenaSyl,
vanIS Railway Company has eeeu so great Inat
it has been forced 70 Or'er 800 &C" cars me
mrs. Powerful element in the situation Ii heSGo-
lime indifference with which tie people VINO
m ke proSgeritY listen % the r~yi"gsot ms Fo'
hICal Silvt rSniths for APPEALS to save their rs-
s2eciiye Disuas.
The Dispatch is one of these political
silversmiths" thst prophesissFauper wages
and PROSTATE indUs.ries-jGss Us it did IN
lsS4-as the result Of CLEvELAND's sue
cess. 1t goes on:
labor is generally well employed, and the end
of this year will show an i3crease In this "
business OF 500 900 100 on that OF last year ana
500 uCO coo 600 ON that OF 1886 aud the business
Of ,he entire country last week was over 10 pc
cent greatsr than for the corresponding week
wears ago, though New Orleans AID Memphis SUI
fered heavily ICON the yellow fever scare
Yet in the editorial next door to this It
predicts darkness sn1 ruin If Mr.. CLEVE-
LAND is elected, Just as it did in 1884, al
though it is now forced to acknowledge
the ut.sy falsity of its predictions then.
AL Of which goes to saoH that we have
too much politics in this country, and
that we woull get along better If our
politicians were loaded into ship and
taksn ont TO sea md sunk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
A CALM GLANCE AT NEW YORK.

A CALM GLANCE AT NEW YORK
It's generally conceded that the result
of the national electional hinges on New
York with her thiIty-six electoral votes,
The Democrats, who have just completed
a poll of the State, claim it by $4,000 plu-
ralily. The Republicans are loud IN
their assertions that they will carry it
An enormous amount Of talk has tesn &C.
casioned by the astonishing and unprses-
dsnted increase in tie registration this
wear in New York City. Both parties
claim to zee in it q harbiDger Of large
plurslity for their respective tickets.
Neither Of these claims are substantial: I'd
by a study of the figures.
The total registry in New York City on
Tuesday last was 90. O49, against "a 718oO
the irst day or registration in 1884, an in
c7esss Of 81, 269.
The New York Sun, which, though
ayoyedly Democratic and frsrzted sup
porter of Gov. HILL, is yet heartily Go ng
President CLEVELAND all the harm it
conveniently car, may be accepted to give
a fair statement of the distribution Of reg
istrsiion in New York.
The Sun makes comparison between five
Democratic and five Republican districts,
and the gain in registration is shown to
be stoat equal Taking the SG"'' word
for it we quote as follows:
The five Assembly districts Of this city
Vhich contributed most TO the vote which
Mr., Cleveland received in 1884, were, the
FIRST, second, Fourth, Twelfth and E'gh-
tespta. They gave, collectively, Dam
oerstic majority of 1916, without which
Mr. Blaine would have carried the State BY
nearly 10 600, Here is tbs comparative
IeJistra,i IN in thsss five districts:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

warning. psssionats MARBLE Of youus
no.t rendering the fst psroxysm OF biz
muss 20 Q rsd-whisksred, crosteyed litna.
~ editor, ''beM what have to say fnt.n
Clearing his throat with convulsivs %.
cry hs went on:
HFor the love Of heaven, Lobelia, do no.
tall me that have bsen mistaken in
thinkipR tho uniform regard that hss
marked your conduct toward me during
Cha layt six months 10 be . warmer senti.
ment than that of mere friendship! Do
not crush the hopes that have risen.in my
breast like Milwaukee avenue tenement.
hoase erectsd on the contract plan. b
your own gentle. tender, piafal selG
and"
"Billiger McSwat, remove your arm~
'One moment, Lnbelia! Think Of the
happy, soulful hours We have tp,nt over
Dante. Browning and-snd the hen and q
half p.obleml Call to mind the enjoy.
ment the enthusiasm, the-er-pstisncs
WITH which We hexe sttt nded lecture after
lecture on Art! Remember tie"
"BilliRer McSwat, remove your srm!r
"Apd listen 10 the plesdirg Of your own
gentle heart when till You Of the sorrow
that ha.ty decision on your part would
coat me nov. could not bear IT, came
! here this evening, Lobelis, oprreesed BY
the news inst received that have lost nv
only uncle. In the breest pocket Of this
coat Il the letter that conveys tie tad
Iews. It is true he wss 0 man Of gnat
veslth. he va, worth perhaps quarter
of q million, and in the letter Of which I
sneak am informed by bis solicitors thu,
| i am bis sole heir, but"
Lost your uncler Oh, I'm 30 eony!
Let it Re my misioa to comfort yeu,
Billigerp
Gently, forg' vipgly, the fair maidsu
bcamed uron ,hat sorrowirg ycurg man,
a che laid her teiu,ifal head with its
wealth Of golden hair terderly and Goa.
solingly on the breast pocket containing
the sad letter!
And Billiger did not remove his arm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
Cruelty to Father.
NH L. No.

One Of Jones' paculiarities Is never to
admit thst he il feeling well. M matter
what species Of suffering you are under.
going, the form his eympathy invariably
takes is tti,: "I'vs felt just CO."
The other day he came home tick-tco
sick t. 20 down to his supper. So it Wa
sent MP TO his room ~ Mr,. Jones, who
had prepared 1t herself. Among other
delicat i q were six new laid eggs, boiled
to suit him. One Of the children stayed
with him and watched the egg eating
With interest. As Jones took up the sir b
and last egg. the little fellow reached on.
his hand.
"Let me have II, psps."
Jones glared OF the child, and the, no
faid huskily:
Take 1t, eat 1t, unnatural child, and
let your poor sick father statve"
Tommy ate tie egg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

Aswill be seen from the totals In the
ten districts, the increase in the five which
are Democratic is LIZA. and in the five
which sre Republican 1, no: rsto Of IL
crease 30 even as to indicate that in su
these districts the fol party vote Of both
ddes will be pOlied.
Tbs SIX Assembly districts where tie
growth of population has been grsste't
during the psst four years are those in the
npYsr portions Of the town beside and be-
vend the Central Park. They are from
Nineteenth to the Twenty'ionrtb, both In
elusive The total increess In these since
--soaAs--t2 ost. hut thscs Ia nothing N me
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

figures Of Tuesday 20 indicate that II is not
proportiousttly divided between tho two
psr'ies, according to the strength Of each
in these various districts.
The five Assembly districts Of New York
which have the largest labor vote, that Is
the greatest nun Der of mechanics, are the
Sixth, Teath, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and
Seventeen. In 1885 Henry George, run
uirg for Mayor, carried four Of them, and
in the remaining one, the Sixth, the plu'
rslity against him was less that $50. The
result of the registry in these five districts
of xv,rk;nsmen "a al FolloWa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
SHE FORGAvE HIM.
Billiger Moswat and Lobe liza Grub b's Dim
Guilty.

Billiger Moywat and Lobe ia GrupD DH
Guilty.
Ci cdgo nibuN.
"Billiger MeSwas, remove your arm In
startly"
Great drops of persp;r,tiou broke out
ON the broad, intellectual brow Of the
young man to whom thc,e words wele I'D
dressed.
"Havs presumed too much upon tbs
kindness and familiarity with which ths
has treated me he said to him.e'fP" Have
I lost re-? No! No! 1t cannot be! 1t
must not ber' And he gave voics 70 the
emotions that thrilled his soul.
"IoSelis Grubb," he said, with the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
From had to Worse,
PHILADELPHIA Call.


''No, O:es;e', it cannot, must not be. u
'Ard i, this, then, the end?"
And the fair girl sobbed, but no word
parted tie moist, quiveripg lips.
''You loved me once, he broke in with
wild, passionate pathoe. What, oh,
whist has wrought this chsnge?"
'You Pic missed me that you would stop
smoking cigarettes a drawn, set
look navigating the east and west end Of
her recherche mouth.
"And did, I did," he walled, plead
iDglg.
"And took to clay pipe instead" she
Numbered forth; and he knew that life for
him held nothing now bat the blankest Of
blank despairs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
An Idyl on the Bob-Tail.
Detroit Free Pres.

He was DIE sci in a new suit of fsult-
less f., and be was the only man in the
tob-tail car. This gave him an excellent
op;o unity to show of q fne diamond
riug he wore. At lest he gave up his sea!
to lady and thfn posed for q further
benefit ON the outside platform.
BIT fate, in the shsps OF q woman, pur-
sued him. The woman to whom be had
surrendered his good seat, reached the end
of her routs, Singing him out with her
index fuger, che said, sternly:
"C-o-n-dnctor, stop the carr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
Pensions for west yirgiuians.

Special 1tI>9rdm 10 The SH iddy ReGtSter.
WASHINGTON, O&O5sr 13.-Pensions
have bsen issued TO West Virginia appli
caats IS follows: Original invalid-Rch
ard Nesbits, BOWS Mills. Incna:e-
Josiah Wolf, GAINESVILLE; joseph Gilmore
Bolton; Allen Robinson, CCttsgevIlle; VIM
Crago, Raymond City; Thos. Harrington
Independence; Geo. Il. Waller, Tyrcoa
nell Mines; John d. Ward, Weston; JOE
A Amman, Roxlssburg; JOE. Moore. Foun
tain Springs; Andrew D:e'z. Glen Esston
Chris opher =. Love, Flat Rccb; John II
Chattin, Flat Rock; John G. White, Sher
man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
In General Debility, Ems citation,

Consumption, and Wasting 10 Children,
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypcpao phites, is most valuable
food and medicine. 1t creates an appetite
for food, strengthens the nervous system,
and builds up the body. Please read: 81
tisd Scott's Emulsion on young man
whom physicians at times gave up hope.
Since he began using the Emulsion his
cough has ceased, gained flesh and strength,
and from all appearances his life will be
prolonged many yesrs."-JoHS SULLr.
VAN, Hospital Steward, Morganzs, Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

School in place of D. L. Tboburn. who was
recently appointed BY the NJ. E. Confer
epce 10 preach on the Woodsfeld Circuit.
Tte.e will be te,yices this morning and
evening at the South Bellnire NJ. Z.
Church.
The old iron from the burned Ohio VAL
ley Foundry has been sold to the Standard
mill of Bridgeport.
Mr.. Frank Craig, who Wal the cupalo
man at the Ohio Valley Foundry, has &C
c. pied a position at Gill's pottery.
MIR. John Woods has the contract for
erecting the new frame work Of the Bell
aire Window GIes3 Works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

The politicians ought be compelled 10
60 into quarantine, after tie election ID
over, and net venture among other men
again until their normal habits Of yerscity
have been recC yered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

In 1884 Mr.. Blaine carried four Assem-
blv districts. and the addition to tbesecf the
Ninth, wbi.h lie Republican in sentiment,
ViTeI the five which ihs psrtissus Of Gsn,
Hsr,isoa hope to carry next month. Here
= a., -a.,lt of tina registry in these:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

BKAUrY's chaplet mono may wesr
Unless teeth show ample CIR,
Gums so healthy, hard and red
Lips like roses' frsgrAnte ,hsd.
These by S0ZODONT made sweet
Every sense with Rlsdness greet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

THE inventor Of YClapuk died on Tues
day. 1t is supposed that his death was
caused by iGcautiously swallowing one Ct
bis own words.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

THE Democrats have completed q pol
of New York and claim the State by A.,
GOO plurality.