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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
THE BOARD CANNOT HOLD THE BoyDsMEy.

Straw bids and straw bonds wero discussed by the
Board Of Public Works of Jersey City yesterday. The
contract for repairing Aston place awarded re-
Gently. and e. fhcn discovered that the firm TO
which the contract awarded were not the lowest
bidders II was then proposed TO award the contract
the next lowest bidder J. J. Harrington. who
they thought, we'll knovn contractor but they found
tha, he was the we'll known contractors son. minor.
His bondsmcn were his father and responsible" mer
chant Another bidder Withdrew his bid before the
contract was awarded. and the Board wished 10 know
II they could hold the bondsmen In such case. Cor
rorafion Counsel Blafn has just Informed the Board
that II cannot as a bidder has "A legal right to with
draw his bid before the contract Is awarded to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
SCALPING WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
ENpIcoTT's WILD WEST" PARTISAN WARFARE.

ENDICOTT's " WILD WEST" PARTISAN WARFARE
From The Utica Herald
Secretary Endcot is entitled 10 and should receive
an humble apology from the rampant sIOiis Democrats
of the land. lie has been abused unjusty and has
suffered uncomplaningy. He has been called a
blue blood a Mayf owcl. afisfOcra' NL-Ni'1 .
and gentleman and has never kicked He has bee
pointed out OF The th'ee membcls Ol ne OaDl-
net who have gwen $4,000 In behalf OF cOntinu-
Ing MI Cleveland and himself and re
form In Office. And now by
Of the correspondent Of. Republican paper, the
proof is disclosed that secieary Endoou has led he
van of the spolls guard and sounded depths at which
Texan cowboy wculd hesitate S,rrr-
tary Endicott Is entitled TO rank the foremost Demo
crat in the Nation, his commission to date from
January l. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
soRous'S MONTHLY SOCIAL MEETING.

The first meeting OF the season Of soross was h'a
at Delmoncos yesterday. The Committee on i'i'HF
ture presented the question for discussion
that a conscious moral purpose Is essential TO tne
tt,host arr In literature Mrs Lizzie W Champney
and Mrs Hester N. Poole read papers on the afirna-
rive. Mrs Emma ". Higley, Mrs. Croly and others
discussed the negative side Of the question Among
the guests was Mrs Folu Of the Nebraska Woman :
cIub. Hypata7 who gave langhable account o.
tbe working, Of that club in IT, beelAnhs' snort
speeches were made by Mrs Loller MIS- NAY H''.
~ -, -, ,ho,s T-v-o sonrs worc wsn sung by
Nirs q rirn crane and duet by Mrs crane anu ~ y,
Clara STINT man An original poem by Nas Ll.t1
smlfh and p recitation by Miss Jula lHo"'e' yum
pleted the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
A Nr-Cvr-,rp,s vEXATION or SPIRIT.

Tofhc Ed-for Of IHc TrI0Nnc.
-r: More lies remarked sourcd and dried up
Mugwump yesterday. he looked al Tribune am
p,rn Extra containing reproduction Of ferts ialea
fpn, Democratic newspapers and Department records.
could not but csst a pifylnc glance toward this
asfute observer Perhaps he was the clerk Of Georg
noarS tr,,stworfbv nowadays " Y. 4.
Nj Vernon. y Y. sept. "a 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
MORE or CANDIDATE DRooKs's TREAsOy

IIfIvvIf IInl.I dsrlTch % inc thuhIhI N7IIVIV1I
Gazette
l.e- John S. Brooks candidate for the Vicei'resaency
On 81 g,ohihou ticket r. author Of another d-oyl SEN
- - fo q, gentleman row and FOR many years
rlent ~ Decatur County but who was thrh lelhO'f
M Elder BiooA-'s congregation In FemhsSourE' ~. -
H. ,n h,nfralne OF the this gentleman wa ANXIOUS
o., ,il. In the service Of his country a. ne affW"l
sl ,B ouita naturally consulted his pastor WIN WON
n. er-onaliy Intimate In regard 10 thn step ne hai
a. orer EXPRESSED his views than Brooks turned 70 MN
and said. ., o..a and he done
You might we'll go TO HI at once ana u UNIV
with t." - . ,,sh.,a hut n Elder
prool, sees III 20 deny the utterance ne VII Oe eoi
.romutIy with stidsviE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
AyorHEP sMUGG1ER CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Inspections Brown and DonohIe, OF Surveyor
D"atfic's force. having reason to suspect Henry
Norman. a passenger on La Cascogne. from navre of
cndeavoring TO sm-cgle watch Jewels searched his
lagca-" and his person the arrival OF thar vessel
sunday. They found concealed in a feather pillow,
fifty packages containing 2O.324 garnet watch Jewels.
and on his person in the padding and seams Of his
coat. twelve packages Of the same kind Of jewels.
and IN his trousers pockets iwo gold Weaknesses and
two gold Watches the property being OF the total
value Of over $4,000. Norman said he the agent
for the Duelcr Watch Company. OF Cincinnati He
W28 :flien nit,f - rex COifeiesOncr shield
yesterday morning and held for examination I'm de-
colo o-aflttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
4 TRIPLE ANXIOUS ABOUT CONNECTICUT.

prom The Now YOlA Herald IFfrc IfIIIfI
We are coy about giving advice TO our Democratic
friends "a the Of their campaign a. II
Is moi always Wei taken II Is so easy 10 dwell In
the land OF dreams.
our Ncw-Iavcu correspondent who has done some
notable work In the canvass Informs Us ~ careful
and prudent letter. elsewhere printed that Connect
ct can only be carried for Cleveland b. the haIdcsi
and most nccssani work. adding thar considerably
more energy Is required Ia Democratic circles
Looking UPON the from the outside no
State would seem TO be fought with more deiernnar
ton than Connecticut. Our correspondent says tho
telling work is being done by the young hood" And
Wit this 1. written ~ comp ,nt, we regard II a.
gooa omen Any political campaign which excies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

DR.. schuyler :. Wheeler The electro an 10 ,"e
BOARD Of Electrical Control viii talk on hlec'Iloly
IN its Modern Applications inclading power nSn-
i,r locomotion Transmission II sound. etc AZ so
citation Hall. Friday evening me IAN VIZ U'
,n.,~atcd by eypeliu enis In which he viii b. a.
,,t Dc Francis h. Croc her. NJ F.. This will be the
erst Of series Of practical talks given TO young nen
q, Friday evenings at the Young Mems 'hris',an ~
soclaion and tickets OF aims i,h Cat D." Eo,r.t
free by applying inmrcla'cH at '"' '
arn and TWfnfl -thlIll 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
cHlvaEs ~ Ionys HoPKrys rN1rERsrrY.

Baltimore. Oct. (speciaD.-There will be a large
increase in the number Of students at the Johns Hop
kns University this season, there being 40 names en-
rolled already. as against 2f0 last year. The matrcua-
ton examinations began to-day The tuition and abora-
tory charges have been increased. and the number Of
free scholarships diminished that the fees Of the
additional number Of students will be acceptable to
the trustees. 1t feared that the university would
be cramped for funds. owing to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company passing It's dividend. The
greater part o. the endowment fund IS invested in Bal
umor and Ohio stock, but President Gilman says that
with the tuition fees there will be sufficient funds
meet all the running expenses Of the university. DR.
Huebncr, noted Latnis OF the University OF Berlin
j. an addition 10 the faculty. lie Will take the place
OF Professor NiIOn warren, whose health failed last
season. arg' telescope has been placed In the new
physical laboratory. Professor Beersf. formerly Of
Hamilton college, VIII be In charge of the astron0m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
corovrr DAyrD FRIEDLANDER.

Colonel David Fredander age SHY ui.- ,n
49,. ton,o - his son No lOT East Notwithstanding
,hi,d-st On Sunday evening. He was an oH'cer u
pancd,c, Post. No. s. Of Albany and was the oooheA
81 the a5th New-York Regiment, from Albany uo",
,sct 70 1868 Colonel Triedlander had ctaso 80
temorrhage eight years ago ard has oeeh IN
III h,,iaI will be in the Rural Cemetery at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
uovrvry7 70 GENERAL wADsvORrH.

Washington oct 1.-At the meeting to-day of the
committee Of the 1st Corps 70 erect monument to
the memory Of General Nad worth. letter was re-
cclvcd from the Generals immediate family indcat-
ing Washington as their first choice and Albany As
hcir second choice fer the .lace OF the monument.
Washington was chosen by the committee J. ii.
stlre was selected treasurer and was directed to
open books for inscriptions. General Osborne, Of
PENNSYLVANIA. was requested 70 present bill In the
House dcsi sua.iug the size for the monument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
cLEVkLAND TO HEAD MATER SPRINGS
A FREE TRIP ON THE "DowN HILL UNDER
GROUND RAILROAD HOW THE
TICKETS READ


The STREET. as Broadway is called in railroad
parlance when thoughts Of the Stock Exchange
entertained, was flooded with a now Issue Of
emigrant tickets yesterday They must have repre-
scented tho biggest cut made I'm rates for they
were actually given away. When traced to Their
source they were found to emanatc from the idea Of
clever young Harrison supporter up at the Grand
Central Station. The ticket Is issued by the Ccvc-
land D0wn-Hl Underground Railroad all steal route,
and conveys the holder from Warrington to tho Head
water Spr ncs Salt River ne form IS p. d. O.
1898, and the number at the left hand side Of the
coupons IS 0f.e57 The Initials of the various com
panrs making up the route printed at the bottom
Of each coupon. Tho ticket IS exact imitation OF
one OK the forms OF railroad immigrant ticket and
was published 40. POS East Thirty-sixth-st. The
contract reads follows
Ono EmIgrant Passage TO Ueadwater Springs, salt
II yer.
In consideration Of the reduced rate at which this
ticket T. Sold the holder hereby agrees 10 fulfil tho
conditions OF The contract attached:
ti.st-Thi~ Ticket Is good only way the Clevc-
land Down-IIn Underground Railroad viii never be
able 10 provide return transportation
second-lhis ticket Is strictly limited 10 train
drawn by locomotive " Free Trade" which leaves
Washington March l. 1850.
Taul-No siop-ovcr allowed, unless by order of the
Civil Service Comm ssioners.
Fourth-The holder hereof in consideration of It's
being issued in Tn dreary hour Of misery as \ last
T2eoit VII not expect any pie wrapped up with the
Fifh-The co-7Nany Will not hold Itself responsible
for any damage ~ sing TO passengers this train
sIcss railroad. which runs I'm The opposite direction
sxth-un prcscnat0 on Of this contract to the com
nany's agent, j. Lamont, az Ifeadwatrr Springs.
-eN hlVer, rebate Of red bandanna VIII be given
as a memento Of the trlD.
The signatures OF Roierque Nils, G. p A., and
P. C. Mugwump, superintendent, are attached the
contract The coupons read the following
routes: Issued by tho Cleveland Down Hill Under
ground Pa lroad. account Of C. D. II. Underground
Railroad. Washington to Belva Dear: account Of
the lllO0mer Railroad from Delvo Dear 10 FIsks
Brook, Cold Water t. r. from Fisk's Brook to Hills
burch state Central y. Il. from IilshuIch 10 Thur
man; British Grand Trunk Railroad frpin Thurman
10 Cleveland salt Lake steamer, Cleveland to Head
v3tcr Srrngs. salt River.
This Ticket IS not likely TO fall under the Jurisdiction
OF tho Interstate Commerce law and Commissioner
pLcrson Las entcrcd no protest LIST its issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
Special Nollces.

irsi-class carpenter will DO all kinds OF clrpenter
WORK, jObDgng, &c. neat, qulch cap Id.
.0ll' - 49, 49, CARPENTER. 80 Bieotksrst.
Al hcporaolv discharged veterans or 200 character from
rcgmslts batteries the lltA Corps. Army Of
the Potsnac populations o. sucI haterie
desirious az the dedication the m0n1ment q
IN. Ash y. Y. Veteran Vol Inf az stysnurg oc 10
obtain excursion rates tckts both - 30. and q -
per day good board lodging by Reporting 40 captain
Theodore Feldst-ls Grand FVrsgf or % &C. "A.
mentg he Idluartegs, l42 7Jk st T. lkSCh. C0mL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

Philadelphia. Oct. ! (sD.cial.-A company IN which
A. j. Drexcl George Gould and others ase interested
began experiments day at Germantown with new
method for making gas which 1t is claimed, VIII
revouonizc that business and reduce the cost Of pro
ducffOn one half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

the enthusiasm of the young IS half won at the
outset. IL energy, courage hope 1t means
campaign for generation OF power and not one
canvass alone. And II generally means victory y
No one doubts that this fight for free labor will
win. viii come surely the stars shine
But Il shodld come IN November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
m0RrGlGE on III

MORTGAGE on THEIR SEA SIDE PROPERTY.
Doston. Oct. l ,spcciap.-John 3. schosnel one OF
rho owner, OF the Park Theatre, and his wife Agnes
scbocfcl Booth tho well known actress nave
mortgaeed their property at Manchester-D'- thesea'
Including the Masconom House, for SG'ooo 10 tho
Cane Ann savings Bank This property was CON
vcvrd 10 the late j. Il. Booth IN loov'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

Worcester. Mass oct. 1.-DXon Il. Cowle and
Thomas b. McQuad were arraig ned to-day charged
with the murder Of Lille Hoyle last year and pleaded
rot guilty Tic date of the trial mas not been
definitely fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

pnsfnla.tcr

,,,-,,,,stcr - Dear sir: The Presidential cam
nair, Is now fairly open and funds are u -e,.,l.
needed 10 print ard circulate documents Keep spo"
,orses TIC party o. trusts and high taxes !, uiIn
r- des pcrate effort 20 capture the sai, ann ~
md tho committee such sum a. Won lia,l an4l :"
rort,ttrife or n net convenient 10 remit n""' p,a'e
an oit enclosed plcdca. when you Wish I'D NJ 'alfl u
- 49,, I'm. o,,n arf mall 70 once so h' comriiiif can
no1 What 10 expect We would ais1 BE- peasei % haVe
~, sol,rn combinations from chose d. Noh. Nl'ihib
80. - 80 ahle 10 give and forward sane To ne COM
miftec If every friend Of tay reduction M MsIsSf
u-rn ,ive a little We shall be able 10 properly pit.'sh.
~. cause NJ the people against the party advocating
cLeen vhskey TOBACCO and bogus butter IN p.ie-rus
Ia cheap clothing. We hope you VIII Ve sois " A'a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
vrssrr. RrGfERs OFT on STRIKE.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1 (speciaD.-The rggcrs along
shore refused to 60 TO work to-day The bosses
offered them 80 cents an hour, but they demanded a
wording day of eight hours from september to March
Three hundred and fifty-sX men are out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
Princess Mathiide sheuIdcr Cape
A. JAgcxEL Furrier.
j. EAst l9th-st

The great bargains offered By Georre r yA Co. ne
West IAthsf. who have maize general cut" all
theif Immense stock o, Furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
BARON sACKvILLE.
BARON SAOhN II4I4I-
,usoO Oct L-Mortimcr saekvllleWczt, the mrs
Baron sackville. is dead

Baron Sackvine Is ueaa
paron sackyille was a Of the fifth Earl Deia"af'
and brother Of Lionel sacSviie-West' Bfi'h N''7,,
~ -, 80 c,,tern,or % ls2O. from lsi5 70 1893 ne
,r,. eon,aln in the OrenaIicr Guards ana from lstt
70 1s5e he was Gentleman Usher to the Queen. lie
Wa a Groom OF the Privy Chamber IN So ana nO"
,no, year until 1876 Groom IN "aluhs' 'io"'
1s76 70 1850 he was an Extra Lord IN "ai''nE' =
l0'o - paro, s,cEyil,e IN 1875, with remainder TO
w.. ,-o,,or. Lionel aad William Edward lie was Twice
m,yredarst to daughter Of General william Dickinson
% aond % daughter OF Charles Wilson Faoef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
THE CLEVELAND DETECTION UNDERsTATED.
rnthe Ehitnro lie TrlbMne.

THE CLEVELAND DETECTION UNDhA9AAIED'
Toths TdttOrOf TIE Tribune.
Sir: There IS man here from Herkimer county
with drove Of cattle who - that he knows rer-
sonally that every word your reporter wrote about
Herlmer IS true. only the reporter did not tell one
tenth part OF It. lie says he is Democrat himself
and voted for Judge smith for Congress two years
ago but is now for Harrison and Morton In Oiscgo'
too be saws that b. knows personally all the men thar
are in the club that raised the Qc-c with sheep on
ton They call 70 the Family Club The same
conditions exist there he reports. in Hcrhmer and
ne thinks thar your reporter did not give anytime
near the real detection from Cleveland nGuiS tiuy'
as" 90 g. W HORTON.
stonevlue. v Y, sept a5. 1sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

The largest ine o, carpes Upholstery, Furnisrre RET
ding &C. the lowest prices Dcng shown 5y Sheppard
Knapp Co. 6thave. 18th and 18th sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
ASSESSING mcHrGAx Posrns1Ens

From The MIWauAe' s'HTIH'''
The cause Of CIVIL Service Reform stu mo.e- E,y.
,,oIiv an under this unparalleled reform admlh>fF
49,, Tbo working OF me uoefrlasicr' ~ DAT -
,nr heraa AT Washington with the circulars "i
r,tary Maynard and Public Printer Ben
49, I'd a. has rolled H. triumphant way TOSS NE
cor - sfor a consultation with Cal Iiricr' me
snarer Of Mr. Cleveland, campaign comah,,e,. .n
Chairman Of the Democratic committee OF Ml.ii- .
80 wade a hold call on The fouiihclis- ppe'ha-
10 ~ stare Tor 80 each 10 help along the cam -H
~ ~ fr Iiere = a cory ~ the l"itcr that h1 boon
sem 10 all the pOstmasiefs 81 tii' ''"'' 81" ''''
Of Michigan 80 . ,.,, .,-,-7-., A. cc,f,fr7--r-.
=, 49, chairman = ". flynn. trcnsfffr
l. NJ 49,, t,,,tIs Mich Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
s1cr1r1cANr POLITICAL cHANGEs.

To the EdftOr or Ihf tFfOH ne.
Sir: Know IN this election district four Democrats
five Nucwurrrs ard two Tr0liht'Ori-ts who viii sup
port Harrison and Morton this year. ] know 81 bui
one man who has char ged 10 Cleveland ard he vas
St John voter In 1884. NJ /. ADoh.
MahOpao Falls. y. y. SEPT. %, 1eco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
A MILD MUGwUMP sHUDDER.
From The Springfield Republican.


While wearing a certain guise OF fairness. this
official order inculcates mschievOus principle
THIS INHt-MAN CRUELTY cooLLY JUSTIFIED.
From The Concord a. H. People and Patriot DEM
so far as we have capacity for determining what Is
III and proper are unable 10 anything In II not
empenfly correct. All other things being equal
the party I'm power should be and naturally +
pccted 10 give preference those In sympathy with
H. In making appointments 10 the public service, and
falling 10 do that, It Is not entitled 70 popular con
fdencc and support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

ATTR4 CTIOYS At PHILADELPHIA THEATRES
Philadelphia. Oct l (speciaD.-Creston Clarke
rlaved ~ the Walnut street Theatre this evening IN
. Hamlet before a large audience. The New-York
Ivc.um COMPANY. In The Wife, attracted crowded
house 10 tie Chestnut street Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

caPE COD CRANBERnIEs INJURED BY Frost.
sandwich. Mass Oct. 1.-The cranberry crop OF
Cane Cod received serious Injury from the irosts on
saturday end last night and when reports are all IN
they cannot fail 10 show the loss to be the heaviest
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
cLEvELAND's SHAMELESS MASQUERADE.


No man ever sat I'm the chair Of the Chief Execn-
tive who played greater servity TO the commands
of ulacc hunters who fcsOrtcd 10 mcancr methods
10 rcvOlutionize the political complexion of every
department Of the public service than Mr. Cleveland,
moi withdrawing which he has had the gall 10 nas-
Guerade before 'he country. until recent date. as
model ref0rmcr and law-abidng official To-day
% 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
i1oli,ical Noll.ss

,wiic,isy psfen Portraits. Net Nanners fAAi' -
-. a iran lrencies aaDl AMI to1ri Al %tett .
" IIOJER x SRAh N. " Daane-.t -li.- -
g,,,oat-,, narucr and Olsds Co..
as NE>EA-rf.. y. H.
c.mnaign ErnlD u-ns. largest stnck lowest usnfeA
Net Banner, uaNir Of 20 10 "a
I,.xe notieea the display o; heautifl hrass sni
Ns, CAMPAIGN ti0ois az The oihsa o. n :. - !. -
4arclav-sf show bstutfuily mou TO- 80.
rorehe. also canes with aag and torch coio"a fe.p
a,sr, r,ifh rad w.ife and blaze globes ana inan, 4.
avslr, ,o seq and am Adyssd ciass Wa "
s1ppllest 81 uflesurerS prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
LffRRIEH

Cashmere i,ouqucf Toilet Soap
unequsea purity and delicate comb naisn OF exquisite
uerfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

0RIFFEN-HfLLTS-sf Monday. Octsber !. 1888 Prank -
GrIfsn to Annie r. Hills Of Brooklyn, By IN. Rev L
Hayes. OF Union Hlll y. J..
PORCHER-KErCHAHt-1n Monday. October l. AZ the
residence Of the groom sol fu tho Rev A w
Halsey. Mr.. charles Porchsr o. Mss Sadie T. Ketchaa
both Of tins city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
(Onteuts OF
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

FOR TODAY.
FRS, Page-Topics OF the Day.
second Page-A Grand Demonstraiion-Cisrrylren
against Hill.
Third Page-The News IN London-Bi-masck AMI tho
Dary-Hurdefed Ia WhitechlPeL
Fourth Page-fhe laants " Tom Moore.
Fifth Page-Tin-type.
sixth Page-Gos,ip al the capital-Personai-rhe Talk
OF the Day. -
VetePans-N ashngt0n News.
Eighth page-Eitorii@
Ninth Pags-fdtOrlls go,
Tenth Page-The Visitors 70 Harrison-Wernsr miller
Norwich.
Eleventh Pace-Agrieultnrll.
Twelfth pa-r-His N1iuf' Lie -
Thirteenth Page-scyeniy min. New Cases-M La
ne0us News. ~.
Fifteenth -MisccilancuGi - "W--Nartets
sixteenth Pagc-Mafkets-A dyettiscm'ht.
Comics in Wrappers ready for mailing ,ah BE- had IN Ihs
Trbune Counting Room Tor cents eaf
unnklp-on's -teap, Garner Cirs sing Work. - -.
Established 1901 Carriage free On th isADi solth
OF l6Oth.st Reiaying specially
r. VI. stewart rpc: leaning Works.
No 1926 rH-ANF
send cIrcu.agA Tel CAL l26--isrsI
-yT,,-cd-To fad the atiress Of LIZZIE MltHAtl.
formerv 81 SulchDleh. GEE many Was A'l .eatl a"i
ea veirs ag in NeS.York CitY. She WI D. rs ycAr ~
ags IN De q nDer next Any uorrato1 a. 10 her WIZ
If. xii he cheerful, Maid bv her brother CHRIS
MICHAEL. At Prospect Wauks.lt Co. Wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
New.York. Sept. 90. 1898.
A PENSION REPORT FOR CAMPAIGN USE.
T. E-LLLn-r a Z a Lr ! b NJ

A PENSION REPORT tDls NANiNAr-' t'L-
To the razor Of the hume.
Sir: received this morning copy Of the report
OF the Physical Wreck Commissioner o. Pensions
and from inquiries made. l believe It Is being sent
bv the Commissioner to all soldiers Of whom his DC
rartment hasta record, ! find Il contains, very
near the beg ming, what IS no doubt intended 70 DC
an explanation and apology for the numerous veioe'
by the President OF private peslon bills. classifying the
vetdes and explaining each That Is 10 say the least
an unusual feature in such reports. But the state
ment is so manesty unfair in what II oniits to say
that It IS clearly the intention of the Commissioner
70 use It as a campaign document as well as a re-
rort The report omits entirely TO state that each
one of the hnis vetoed presented 10 both houses
of Congress and referred 10 committees reported
nv them fav0rahly and passed without dissent by a
Democratic House and a Republican Senate
Therefore. either the Democratic House has done
wrong 19l times or else tho President mas bul
no doubt the President has enormous development
Of brain a entirely to overcome the concentrated
wisdom ~ the House and Senate and In any event.
I'm case OF doubt all questions Of assistance TO sol
ders ought according 10 the Presidents creed 70 PC
decided in favor % the surplus. which should oniy
be reduced by measures looking toward free tra'i'
II the Commissioner thinks 10 catch the votes o. old
soldiers bv such bait this he had better plll up
anchor and cult fishing ~ once sOLD4Eh
New York sept. 20. 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
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