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twenty Men Killed

LONDON, March - "A terrible explosion
occurred in BrynnaiI colliefy at wrexham, re-
suIting in great loss Of life. Eleven dead
bodies were taken from the pit. and three Of
the miners have been rescued. Later advces
say that twnnty were killed.
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ssCasessaa Il 50 wen adapted 70 oohfidrsn thst
trecomanend u rs superior 70 any prsscription
kn0wn 20 me.'s II. a. AnCHxn, n. D..
III %. Oxford 81, Bsookiyn. H. Z.
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IL Continues.

WASHINGTON, March I3.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations TO the
senate: Eugene Schuyler Of New York, to be
assistant secretary Of state, vice George l..
Rives, resigned; Walker Blaine Of Maine,to be
examined of claims for the department Of state
vice Wharton, deceased; Cyrus Bussey Of New
York city. to be assistant secretary Of the inter-
ior, vice David l., hawkins, resigned.
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SEATTLE, March r3.--George d. Carlton,
book-keeper for Smith Bros. & Co, butchers,i is
is conveniently absent in British Columbia,
pending investigation Of his accounts by several
experts. So far it has been ascer.ainen that
Carlton is dcfauter in 5000, and this amount,
Il Is very possible, win be swelled 10 $4,000.
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sUnfoId Agony from Catarrh >,

Prof. W. HAUsNER, the famous mesmcrist.
OF Ithaca, ~. r.. writes: "Some ten years aRo
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh- Ny family physician gave me up as
incurable, and said must die. Ny case was
such n bad one, that every day, towards sum
set, nsy voice would become 30 hoaree could
barely speak above a whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing Of my throat would
almost Btrangle me- BY the use Of DR. aage'e
Cafarrh Iiemcdy, in three months, was q well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-22
sauIre the Man.

wAsniEefoN, March Is.-Telegrams are
pouring ia upon President Harrison asking tie
appointment of ex.C Covese " Watson c. Squii e
oi Seattle 10 be governor of Washington terri.
tory. Squire seems 10 have ~ far the slfongest
backing Of any candidate for governor. and hii !
friends are confident that he will receive ths
appointment. II is expected that the ofho ,
viii be filed next week.
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Cor infants and Children.

! <5astbris cures Colo. Constipation,
e51r k]fonach, Diarrh0a, Eructafaon. ~
Kliaa MoFTna, gives sleep, and promosas ~
/ wisss},s: iiaiurieus mediesason-
Tns cratADn co9Asr. n Murray Street, n Y.
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Ge.tIng a pese

MILWAUKEE, March i3.--Thc Chinese are
leaving Milwaukee. Fourteen LEFT to-day. ~
Of the Chinese Iaundries ofwalnus street and
vicinity have been abandoned. Sam Ring Lee.
well.to-do Chinaman, who has been aiding
his countrymcn, received sort Of "Whitecap"
warning to-day, advising him and his friends 10
get out Of the city.
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Rraye School Maam.

SAN DIEGO, March is.-During the p' evass
ence Of one Of the seysrest storms know TO
this section this afternoon, the building occu.
pied as a school In Choiias valley, known as
Smiths school, was blown TO pieces, resulting
in the serious injury OF one Of the teachers tss
Norma FreySchlag, and one Of the pupils. n
daughter of Ranlord worthing. When the
building fell with crash the teacher braveiy
bent over the youngest pupil, and the act
saved her life.
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WILL BROS,

Dslless Ia all the lsts q Improved Pianos
Organs, Sowing Machines, Guns. Also
a full itua OF wArrantei Raxors, Butcher
and rocket KniYes. The best kind of
sewing machine oil, needles aud extras,
for all machines All lSre ytug neatly
and reasonably done.
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stealing Timber.

SPOKANE FAILS. w. r., March i4.--san i,
yinson. special agent of the general land dc.
partmenl, s.ryed tonight from Badger noun
tain, 100 miles northwest Of here Ia the Big
Bead country. lie was ordered out there 10
investigate the reports Of trcspasz on the govern
ment timber lands. and found that several mil
lion feet Of lumber had been taken from Badger
mountain, covering scope Of country nine miles
square.
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HRLEsA. Mont. March i4.--The lower &c
duetion works leHcep,ing the smelteri Of tho
great Anaconda plant. together with the engine
house. we're burned at an early hour this inosu.
Ing. The fire broke out at O'Clock in the
over coal shed. and spread 10 the lower works
proper before eiIectual work Of the fire brigade
could be applied TO snppressing the laases.
The origin Of the FIRE Is uaknown. The loss
Is estimated al Sf7S,ooo.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March is.--An evening
paper prints an interview with gentleman
now In the city. who claims 10 have official
reasons ior knowing the inwardncss Of The
Samoan complication, lie says. a1hls Samoan
trouble Is only the out conc Of . policy long
since agreed upon between England, France
and Germany. Laying minor features aside.
New Caledonia was to be allotted 10 France,
Samoa 10 Germany and the Hawaiian Islands
to England"
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SACRAMENTO, March ia washout oc-
Cured abou, mile and half from Roseville
junction, from the heavy rains Of last night.
This morning at o'clock the engine Of the
Oregon express dashed down the embankment.
tender. baggage and express cars following.
The passengers, engineer and fireman miraeui-
ously escaped injury. A special train was
sent from Sacramento, and the passengers were
btought. down TO the city without further ac
cidenl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
Norrs OLE TIE CANVASS.


, ors,n, meeting OF the Suburban Republican Oiuo
,ros held last night at northumberland
st. and Vanderbiltaye. J. Thomas Sca,n'' IT, ,h
president was in the chair. Alderman 'onn a."
candidate for Senator in the XEth sehaorlNi ~
colo,e lanes NJ Varnum, the candidate Tor h''onoJ
roo..i nj, tho State Ticket Ira NJ Hedges, the cahdu"o
for Treasurer on the ticket and Johh oSpOhe -
the candidate for Alderman in the Twenty-iou''h '
made enthusiastic addresses 1901 .ov,hiv
The Republican convention in the XIVth Assembly
District indorset the nomination Vi N""i
The County Democracy will hold mass.meeang To-.
night I'm Cooper Union to ratify the Democrau' S'"
ticket and the Union county and city ucket9 III.
The Ballot Reform League OF the Alll'h >'''.
nsc ratified the nomination Of Lspenar1 Stewart idS'
night The meeting adjourned uhuI Vo- ',,
night when II is likely that Frederick "ioOS WIN "
Endorsed for Assembyman 49,, ,.,h,y
Dsrct indorscd the State and county tickets last gh"
The Vista Club Of the XIIth Assembly District lndoIsei
the state ard county tickets and local Mountainous o.
night ratification meeting VIII be heia S' 1o ''
East Elghth.st Saturday evening 49,
At special meeting OF the Ninth ward PIONEER
on Tuesday evening 1t resolved to ndorse KepuOhc
nominations. .--.,.
The County Convention Of workngmen's Protective
Tariff League will be held tomorrow evening az
Hal No 1872 Bowery The League is working Tor Daio'
reform. ,o.d
There will be a ratification mass-meeting OF the coio
Republicans OF the With Senatorial District to.oir"
evening at Zion Church, Bleeckef-s@ dI'A "''' A
There will be good speaking - ~,
There will be meeting OF the enrolled Republicans %
tho MA Assembly District at No 135 Eighh-st tonight
Tho Republicans OF the IXth assembly District WIZ
have public meeting at the Blocker buiulng' "Ao"'
| and Blocker sts, this evening. ,
The James G. Blaine Association OF the VIE Assembly
District will rally tonight for ballot reform at No. ao-
| Grand-st. 49, .,r,,.h Aseorblv Ms
trio. has nominated ex.Assemblyman ]. Wesley smh loi
Assembly. 49,. -,
Tamrnany Hall, OF the XII1h Assembly Dis'nc' nus
nominated Isaac II. Serrell for Alderman
The Republican convention OF the lid Assembly DIS
trct last night unanimously Endorsed the candidates oil
the County Democracy. James A. Monaghan; ior A'Sen'
! blyman and Patrick N. Oakley, for Alderman
rousine Republican meeting was held At hnfaoe.a'
Y l. last night Fo7cibe addresses wore mo. NJ
| JUDGE Frankfort, OF Newark, MAJOR AuainS "AA ~ 80
| Voorhees,. c.,..,
mass meeting OF coorcd voters who support Oolone'
Baird for Mayor held last evening In Everett mar
| Rrooklyn. L. B. Kennedy presided and much enthus''
! agm prevailed.
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Taken Jnawares.

Unsupported causes for malarl exist everywhere. A
onken lot partly nlled with water in the vicinity your
ono,e new location upon land filled in but formerly
ovc,Gtw4 or mershy and caues far more occult than
those producc the atmospheric miasnata which
the germs that II inhaled. rpcn into fever and and
corcenital maladlcs person taken unawarcs with q
r,lsria complaint should 81 declares ITSELF
ek aid from the safe nondlsappoIntlng cordial medicine
1ostetters Stomach Bitter, which has for oyer third Of
e,ntury aud Ia every quarter OF the globe relieved The
malaria stricken and neu,rale1 mana in air and water
The Bittcrs mpas activity to the stomach. bowels AMI
liver repes neipent rheumatism and remedies nacdon
OF hs kidneys and bladder Appetite and sleep are I'M
proved and the naEmiues OF age INITIATED by its use
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A BOLT FROM THEIR MAYOR.
DEMOCRATS WHO WILL VOTE FOR
COLONEL BAIRD.
INCREASED NUMBER OF CLERKS AND Elk
TRAvAGANcE IN SALARIES RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE HIGH TAXES.

FOR THE HIGH TAXES.
One feature OF the campaign In Brooklyn this year
IS the largo number of Democrats who have signhed
their intention of supporting Colonel Baird for Mayor
showing deep dsafection in the ranks OF the Demo-
cratic party on account Of the methods and manage
ment of Boss" Mclaughlin The list includes the
names OF Charles S. Higgins. P. j. Carlin, John c.
Kelley George Oakley, William Dwyer, Philip Casey,
Allan W Stoddani John Curran, Daniel Carroll Martin
brennan, eXAlderman Blohm, Martin Duane, Daniel
II. Coleman and Daniel Bradley. Each represents
large following his ward, showing that there will
be many votes transferred to the Republican column
election day.
Owing to the similarity Of the names Of President
Wilson, OF the Board of Assessors, and of ex-AsSessor
wilson The Tribune yesterday attributed to the former
the following statement about the failure TO announce
the tax rate "This suppression Of facts IS something
which has been done before, and so far as can
find out is wholly unprecedented. The fact that the
tax rate Is suppressed until after election Is PLAIN
evidence that it will be over per cent and should
not be surprised 1t even higher than 81
1t undoubtedly will have great influence upon the
coming election Unless am much mistaken, there
will DO a great deal of astonishment when
the rate is finally announced This statement
was made by ex-Assessor Benjamin W. wilson
The discussion concerning the tax rate continues
10 engage attention and promises to become the
central interest In the campaign. The simple TACT Is
that extravaganza In salaries lor suooiNhdcs anu ho
increased number of clerks in the city Offices is
responsible for the Increase in the rate The refer
ence in Coloneps Baird's letter of acceptance to the
increase in salaries has been twisted 10 mean that he
favors reduction in the pay Of policemen, fremen and
school teachers Nothing could be further from his
thoughts He is in favor OF paying these employees of
the city the best salaries that can DO afforded Tor good
work
Tho Brooklyn Labor league has passed resolutions
supporting Colonel Baird and his associates on the
Republican ticket. The WalabOut marketmen have
decided to support Colonel Baird for Mayor
The active campaign prosecuted by Chairman Fischer
and his associates in the Campaign Committee was
shown by arly a score OF ward meetings last even
ing in all parts of the city. reception to Colonel
Baird and the other candidates was given by the
LAFAYETTE Club at No. 3O5 Adslph-st. mass-mcet
ing of coored citizens was held I'm Matthews Hail.
Al the Academy of Music meeting this evening eX-
United States District Attorney Tenney will preside
and the Brunswick Quartette will sing. The list OF
speakers includes Senator Hiscock, John |. Gil
bert candidate for Secretary of state Ira NJ Hedges
candidate for State Treasurer; James v. NMnum,
candidate for Attorney General; William H. Williams
and K. X. Kennedy.
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tors for lifting bridges This was the answer ne

tors for lifting bridges. This was the answer nc
received
FuLroSvILLE, Oct 20. 1889.
If cylinder at FEST Mainst, Rochester 'caer 'onee'
NJ Fart pIo;n WIN. B. wEMrLE's SONS.
What has Mr. Wemple to say now?
He will probably let the Governor or some other
expert in criminal practice defend h'E mere
after General Knapp, chairman Oh tHe and 4;
used to all kinds of political sensations, but he
declared yesterday that the revelations aDo1e
Wemple e0uaIlcd anything he had ever witnessed
aE Is pcsitiveiy amazing said he,, that g
man holding the office of State Controller should
actually engage in State contract work the bills
for which he would audit himself. Could any
thing be more startling? If the Controler has
the eternal fitness of things, he will tender his
resignation forthwith
The latest reports however, indicate that Mr.
Wemple intends TO brazen it out as bis leader
and guide the Governor, has done so frequently
in the course of his dark and devious career.
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THE DEFENCELESS PACIFIC COAST
GENERAL MILES RECOMMENDING AN APPRo-
PR1AT1oN OF e3NOOO,oOO FOR IT.

GENERAL MILES RECOMMENDING AN APPKo-
pRIAT1oN OF e3oOOO,o0O FOR 1T.
washington. Oct 3o.-The annual report OF Briga-
,,r GENERAL Nelson A. Miles, commanding the DIVISION
~ the Pacific has been received at the war depart
mont He assumed command November -. 1890 Ino
division them as now comprising the departments "
columbia California and Arizona, with troops slaioh7u
in California Nevada and Oregon, and the Ierrltories
- yvoA,poton Idaho Arizona, New-MeXco ana
Alaska The General shows that OF the appropriations
or rho last fifteen years for armorieS ana arseha' iii
nrovemens OF military posts, construction OF DuuhsS
AZ posts Notifications, armament, etc., the D'i'o"
NJ the Pacific has received OF "1oo'UOo ou' Vi d"
total of gel 500 00O or tribe over per oeu' VIM
tho force located in the division is onefoufh OF uc
optre Army TO remedy this state OF lhlhsS "'l'i~'
mics asks an appropriation of 100000 to construct
quarters and barracks in accordance WIN inc pi"''
| already adopted by the War Department
ON tbe subject OF desertions. of which there "erV
AO5 in the year ended August 81 1852 out OF iorVc
Of 5000 men, General Miles recommends $500,
That enlistment be made for three years hs'ea'
NJ five: that worthy men be authorized to re-ehilsU III
the departments I'm W. ich they are serving lr on S
that the pay OF sergeants be made $50 month"; anu
thet the pay OF all non-commisstoned orlcers oo III
creased 80 per cent; that tho enlisted men, as lar a
possible be permitted to select the divisions IN WHICH
they shall serve; that men found qualified atter hVt
! wears, service DO commits sioned second keuienantS
and Il there be vacancies for theIn' that they IT,
ccve honorable discharges; that some scheme be de-
viyod 70 secure the promotion of subordinate officers
bo, tbc artillery branch OF the service be increased
that the ADMINISTRATION Organization adopted IN
! roro Tor the infantry. be adopted by the United
sta,os Giving promotion to more than fifty officers
ot fop efteen years continuous service in tue Same
rarh an officer shall be promoted one grade.
d. pacific Coast Dcfcnces' forms the subject OF a
...,Soroblo narf of the report General Miles calls
ttton 70 the fact that there is not single gun IN
poson to protect the cities Of Puget sound ana the
croot commercial interests OF the Northwest.
-, - ogIcers Yves appointed by General tlles to
,ro rho entire coast and their report, accompany
, Tho Generals shows the present defenceess con-
d,tIor ~ the coast 1T is estimated that 10 put
aoost IN proper condition OF Defence says Cen
oraI Mills would require 573 modern guns asl NOR
,ars with their proper carriages and ammunition.
T ralJI estimated cost would be S30,0G70o0. Plants
t th manufacture Of these should be established on
L Inpociac coast This may seem large sum, but
b General calls attention to the feet that in the mint
VIC Son Francisco there are 25OO0OOO silver dollar
si , niIed nm as temptation to any thdrate rate
| naval bower to punder the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
REPrR[ICANs ENCOURAGED IN OHIO
THE REGISTRATION AND THE FEATURES OF THE
CAMPAIGN FOREsHAD0w VICTORY
CANAL-BALsE APPEALs TO
RACE PREJUDICE.

CAMPAIGN FORESHADDW VICTORY.
Sprfngfrld Ohio. oct. 80 SpociaD.-The Repub
leans Of Ohio are rounding up the campaign of 1850
with vlgor. enthusiasm AMI cOmprehensveness The
Democrats under the management Of the ballOtboX
stuflng and tally-shcet forging gangs Of Cincinnati
and Columbus have made INSCRIPTIONS and
desperate fight All. however, Is Of no avail. Now,
in the middle Of the last week Of the fight. General
Powell who was the Democratic standard bearer two
wears ago. in a letter TO friend at Urbana. received
Yesterday says that the Legislature IS " much mixed'
and predicts that Forakcr's plurality will be 5000
FIX Governor Foster, however, who Is noted for his
caution declares that FOraber's plurality VIII not
no loss than 10000. that the Legislature will be
Rcpnbican in both branches and that the Hamilton
Couuty DELEGATION will be Republican. The break I'm
tbc ranks OF the Democracy Is decided. Hundreds
NJ Democrats in CuyahOga County and in Butler,
Campbers own county, are out In force against tho
be,d Of tho Democratic ticket. DR.. H. r. Ilavens.
~ Trbana who for the last five years has been 4
rroninent and leading Prohbitionst. prints a card
r. ..iTe Daily Cnizon" OF last evening in which he
n,ounces his allegiance TO the PuhibtonistS and
Honiaros that the success Of the Democrats would
noan the overthrow Of the, excellent cleo lion laws
~ leadng Democratic papers having demanded
,het his lie done and pie dyed the party 10 do r.
although Campbell in his speeches Processes to ap.
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THE FACTIONS CANNOT UNITE.

The Democratic legislative middle which the DEM
ocratic state Executive Committee undertook 10
straighten out on october 30 was in the same I'M
settled state up to a late hour last evening Replies
were made yesterday by both the County Democracy
and Tammany Hall organizations 10 Chs man
Grin's letter. proposing that both sides agree 10 sub
NIT their differences to committee Of three to be
selected by the state Executive Committee, as to the
With Senate and the With, XIIlh and AAlst AS
sembly Districts. Chairman Power said his party ana
candidate had been insulted and compromise was
impossible and If TO add injury to insult the Tam
many people last night nom mated Charles H. luIhct
for Senator in the With District, and promise %
support him az the polls. Mr. Waterbury last night
,ssusd an address the voters OF the district Tho
election Of Llspenard Stewart is therefore placed Ie
yOnd doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
MASSMEETINGS IN HUDSON COUNTY.
HEARTY CHEERS FOR GENERAL GRUB IN JERSEY
CITY AND HOBOKEN,


General z. Burd Grub. the Republican candidate
for Governor OF NewJersey, spoke at three mass
meetings in Jersey City and Hoboken last night and
was received with remarkable enthusiasm at each
gathering At the meeting at the Belvidere House,
GrcepviIle fireworks doomed and large crowd
gathered. The Republican League OF the yIth Dis
trct Joined with the Minkakwa Club TO make the
meeting rousing one. General Grubb received cheer
after cheer during his stirring speech. Tho other
speakers OF the evening Flavel MCGEE, f. ).
Cowles, Alexander Dallas. candidate for Freehoder
for the With District James S. Irwin candidate for
Asscmblyman from the district, and Wilbur a.
Mott.
The mass.mecting at st. Michsers Institute, in
Ernest, Jersey City, the largest of the evening
The building crowded, and when General Grubb
entered. after addresses had been made by his Old
comrade Captain +. ii. Krkbride, and eX-MayOr
Gilbert Collins, every stood up and shouted three
cheers for the gubelnatorial candidate. The General
said that he surprised that a South Jerseyman
could receive such welcome up in Hudson County,
but assured his auditors that IL depended solely upon
the action of Hudson County next Tuesday whether
or not he would be the next Governor of the State
The General spoke words Of cheer last in Odd
Fellows Hall, Hoboken. where he is evidently dear
10 The hearts Of the people. Balot-rfOrm IS the
vatcbword OF this campaign said General Grub.
at believe the people OF New-Jorsey want honest
government and this Is the means by which n can
ke oh,aipclp Judge II. j.. seymour, who accom-.
,hIs meeting and other addresses were made by N; T
NovboId CAPTAIN l. II. Kirkbrde, Colonel Ii. +. Hart
and Frank o. cole. Tho meeting was called By the
IXfh Assembly District club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION IN PATERSON.

The desperation of the Albeit managers In Patcr-
SON. y. j.. is shown by the boldness of the attempts
TO fill up the registry lists with names of dead or
fictitious voters and coonzrrs. In one district % the
seventh Wa,d, which is heavily Democratic, among
tie many names of dead men on the registry appears
that Of Or. John Quin, who was one OF the besknown
men in the clty party leader and long an Alder
no, who had been dead for several years. In the
sane district fifteen voters arc registered from the
rrInises %Cs. o - 10 Marshall-St The buildings on
Hose lots were torn down last summer, and the
county is now building addition 10 the jail upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
NEW METHODS IN THE PENSION OFFICE.

washington oct. 3O.-Gcneral Raum has Issued
instructions to heads Of divisions I'm the Pension Office.
directing that claims involving large sums OF money
after they have been prepared for special adjudication
ono not TO be passed upon. They are to be brought
- his Denartment and he intends TO give them his
,or~oraI consideration before the pension certificate
I'm no issued The Commissioner in an order issued
today TO chiefs of divisions calls attention to numerous
Zoo Agreements filed in tho Office, which are not in
leo az foTn inasmuch as they DO not contain the
proI1,t,ons ~ law which show that agreements for
p w. m excess Of 80 merely permissible and not
ces III The Commissioner orders that attorneys
be advised OF this Formally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
TWO Ex-MAYoRs DENY A RUMoR.

The charge made by Tammany Hall that In case
the Republicans, aided by the County Democracy sue
coed in securing two-thirds majority OF tho next
LEGISLATURE the charter OF New-Yorli City will be
amended in the interest of the allied organizations
and the present heads Of departments legslated oui
Of Office is strongly denied by the lcadcrs In the
citizens, movement. Ex-Mayor william Il. Grace
abiding 10 this subject sa last evening: There Is
no truth whatever in this statement EX-NayoI
Cooper added that he fully c0ncurIcd with MI Grace