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New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
uu, rc,rcr,c vrDjctL tsSocIATIOy.

Niagara ral!,. June Il ('pccall.-Iho t"en','"
animal i,ccting Of the National Eclectic M'd''H ~
sociaiion i, bcin. ncd at the International iI''cl
first davis session opened to-day with prayer 10y inc
,, .,. l. Vos,nuullcr President ". T. Gem
mill of Forest Ohlo presided. An address oi wei
come Ma. delivered by Robert \. Gum. OF Ne" iorh
the r,-uor,e being made by Alexander Nlucr ="
Ncwarh y j. The roll call of colleges sh"""' '""'
representatives were present from Alabama ArRahs"'
cauforuia Connecticut Georgia. IIlhcl'' lndah"
lo,ya. Kansas Kentucky. Maine. MASSACHUSETTS, N'n
tc,n Missouri Nebraska. Ncw-lork. NcwJcrscy' ohl"
pcunsvlvauia Tennessee, Texas ana NIs'"h'In' i"u
prc.idcnt', adlrc>, spoke Of the ausplci"n' 'H'"h
stances under which the meeting opened y meIh"Il'
,,,s ,tc.encd to the convention complaining oi the
n,ar,rcmeut Il the Medical College AT IhuIhudPolI'
,,r1. err preferred against Dr. JAY, OF 'hl,hE"
f,r confcrrng 4 diploma c0rruptb. i'o'h oi tn.o ~
natter, were referred to committees kcpor'S o" '"n
st,t,. Of ,rlecic medicines showed thcm 10 pc III %
nonr~hng condition in ONO, Icnnc>>cc, lrN,' ', ,hn
Iuuo!. The afternoon session was devoted 70 tho
,,.ding Of riper, having no public interest In tne
evening The ANNUAL meeting Of the Mutual Ala oo''eS
was hpld
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CABLE CARS TO RUN ~ THIRD ATENUE
THE COURT OF APPEALS GRANTS \ WRIT OF
MANDAMUS COMPELLING MR.. Gl1Rof
TO ISSUE \ PERMIT.

Tho Court Of Appeals. at Saratoga, has decided IN
favor Of the Third Avenue Railroad it, petition Tor
a writ Of mandamuS compelling Commissioner "liroF
to issue permit to the company allowing it to-oprn
the streets for the purpose of changing its m'nV"
power to cable traction. II will now be question OF
a few months only when cable cars will he running
In the hundred and thirtcth ST.. ana IN
place of the slow going horses and old fashioned cars
will come new. clean and comfortable cars which will
carry passengers much faster and better than they arc
carried now.
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals settles tho
point for which the company has been fighting for
two or three years. the right 10 change the motive
power Of the road. The original charter Of the lne
was granted 10 allow the running Of stages, but
stages aerward gave place 10 street cars, and Two
lower courtS decided that under the charter OF Tie
company this company could not be benefited by the
law passed in l-s9 allowing any railroad company -
| change from animal TO cable electric power, but
must cOntnuc horses. Judge Patterson. III
Special Term, reused 10 grant the mandlmu- applied
| for Edward IAutcrbach, attorney for the company.
| then took the case TO the General Term. where tho
decision of Judln Patterson was sustained. Argument
was made abou ten DAYS ago by Mr. Lautcrhlch be
fore the Court OF Appeals, with the result already
| mentioned.
Henry Hart who owns the majority Of the stock Of
| the Third Avc,ue Railroad seen at hi, office ycS-
tcrilv afternoon. Yes" he replied. In answer To
| the reporter, inquiry, have finally. and
| Jhrdavc. vii have cable road from the Cilv Hall
to the Harlem River. The WORK will be begun just as
the engineers can get the plans ready ana We
| know what going to do. \ great deal of work
has got to be done. which Will cost an Immense sum
| Of money. 20 change The stable IT sly seventh -
into an engine house Will alone cos over 100000.
| have ida how much the total outlay viii be. hui
the road vhu completed VIII he the best cable rord
| IN the county. II will not cost much proportion
aell The rruth cable road has cost. FOR ihat
| has been or les experimental. The new rad
will b, a better enc than The Other. because We Emo"
lust how to 80 to work. \ new building three stp'ic,
higll has ho put up At one hundred andthrtcil Il.
FOR the cal" car and th,r" VIII Dee at rrSt tlr""
| stations fr engine along IN" fond. one at one
hundred AMI hircth t.. 9uOihcr ~ sixty 'vcntil t.
and Il thId dow utuwu ncir Chatham ~qudIr. The
| company viii put POO new cars on the road a. soon
rs II is r0dY for them. They viii DE much larger
| and better than tho carh now running.
CpWmi -ioncr Thomas : GilrON wns seen Ycoi"rdiN
afternoon after tho decision had been received ~"
.aid that .hc Court of Appeals had really ordered
him to i>uc the permit for he company 10 open tle
| ,lcuue t. wOnh. ~ coJIsc. be compelled - do 80
lie did MT care ii. .cI-s the decision. though, until
| he had i,d the t"yt pf H.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CTMBERLAED VOTES FOR D AND o.

Cumberland, Mo-. June 1.-THE election upon tn
question whether 'he city would loan s credit to tho
baltimore and ohio Railroad for 100000 In con
sdcration Of the location Il the Baltimore shop, At
thi, point and making This city the terminus Of tho
second and third divisions If the Baltimore and Ohio
aud the Pitsburg and C,nnrllsvc division also for
the funding Of the city debt. resulted IN great
victory for the progressive citizens. Total vot"
polcd, LIE: majority for the Taltim.e and ONO
Railroad Company, l1GG: majority for funding the
city debt. l,}O2. The vote pOcd exceeds that Of the
last MayOraliy election. The city Is alive with en-
tnsa,M. Bands arc PLAYING aLd fireworks and
bOnircs illuminc The city.
Baltimore, June l7--It wa, stated again to-day
that Andrew Carnegie WAS Interested In the recent
financial operations Of the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany whereby the syndicatc got possession OF the
blocks Of stock held by the city and the Johns Hop
NnS University trustees. owing to the close rcl-
ions between Carncgics road-thc lht burg ana
Nestern-and the Baltimore and ohio. the story found
general crcdcnce. IL was also reported That the
Prsbnrg and Western would gain representative In
the board Of directors
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
SrI7 ryr0LyTyG THE THREE C'S."

Columbia. :. e., June Il (Specal.-Davh Ii~cr OF
Georgetown. va, In Columbia to-day and made
sensational statement about the insolvency OF the
Charleston CincinDau and Chicago Hallroad Com
pany This company has been building for yc.r' ana
now has several hundci miles Of road IN operation
extending through this state into North Carolina ana
Virginia and f. now being extended through Ken
tuchy. Mr.. Riser has begun suit IL Massachu-ct'' Is
against the construction company which j. building
the road. From Mr.. Kiser's statement 1t seems tha
he was the original promoter Of the road ana owned
most Of the material Of the concern. and that he
employ ed r. \. Johnson, Of Saugls. Mass to form 4
syndicate and secure the capital whcrewth tD buld
the road. He went 10 Washington In l-64 and
met Colonel Johnson In company with one Howard
The latter represented himself be the agent of the
Massachusetts and southern Construction Company,
its treasurer and director. He represented their
capital F25O.00O cash. Mr. Riser entered into an
agreement with Howard, agent Of the construction
company, February 20, 1874. and by II Mr. Riser
transferred all values he possessed connected with
the road. including the franchise. wotl f@OOO.OOO.
After the company had secured this the agreement
wa- rcpudiatcd. and II claimed tha, Howard wa
not the compaDv's authorized agent. Hence the suit
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
,pp,v,t or THE CRUISER YORKTOWN.

The United states steel cruiser Yorktown 'onn'
,or = = Chadwick from Porto Grande, cape de
vo, Islands under orders from the Navy Department
~ nrocced 10 New York arrived on sandy HOOK AZ
O'Clock las, night after remarkably quick run Inc
daily runs wcrc as follows 30 279' 27o 2o' Klo'"
under three boilers: under four boilers 10, "oi' 'o'
3O7 292 206 knots. At no time dlu inc snip W.
age an hour under thrc" boilers u"p p''o" 49,
nhno r,dcr four boilers a speed Of thirteen
,.. -oe oosilv maintained The Yorktown has Oh
,,, Tho sick c,rlrt martial prisoners and enlisted
r,., whose terms of service have expired ana aiso
o,r,her Of commissioned officer from the Nh'caSo ;
,inna and Ro~ou transfers having been nliuc iloi
H'l'a hinS bv order OF Rear ADMIRAL Walker. and
,Lc vacant place, filed 10y the OhcerS anu i"0i " ~
Norluoyns original crew.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
THE CITY OF PARIS INQUIRY.
SAFETY THE FIRST CONSIDERATION IN THE
STEAMERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cA1.Sr az ruL Accrr.1cNr
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
London, June 1.-THE inquiry into the accident
which happened to the steamship City OF Paris some
time ago was resumed today. J. X. Thompson, ship
builder of Glasgow. dcposed that the was built
to meet the requirements of an armed cruiser. She
Of exceptional strength. She had fourteen trans,
verse bulkhcafs. extending to the upper dock. Tie
castsee used. when tested in the presence Of oic
Of the Board Of Trade, averaged thirty tons 10 the
inch. This the first time steel was 20 largely
used In the engines Of merchant vessel.
cracks or coolingdraws hal developed in the steel
columns, which had been strengthened by mallcablc
steel plates. He had the fragments Of
broken column which had been so strengthened and
although broken all around the plate not broken
proving concusvey that the plates strengthened the
columns. There was no likelihood Of the bulkhcad
at the forward end Of the engine-roOm giving way
II stood without sign of straning No water got
through IT,
When asked, Suppose this bulkhcad had given
way, what would have happened ~ Mr.. Thompson
said The next bulkhead forward Of that even
stronger The ship would only have got more water
in she would stl have had ample frcebOard The
bracket for carrying the propeller and shaft would
have about thrtycight tons weight upon ii. It's
breaking strain nearly 1000 tons. The CITY Of
Paris was swift vessel. and built as such. No
sacrifice whatever was made t. speed, safety being
q
things were done to make her much safer than an
ordinary ship The bulkhcads were not only much
numerous. but they. above the strength
OF the LlOyds requirements. She had double
bottom and strongly constructed web frames
throughout strengthening her sides. The bearing
faces of the engines made exceptionally large.
The Government counsel. Manscll Jones. said he
had suggestion to make regarding any incnlcicncy
in construction or defect in any respect aAduccd in
the evidence simply desiring to pace the exact
truth before the court.
James MOllc>On, Lloyd, engineer and surveyor,
described varOu, Cst> made OF The Q;tHlity Of the
work end materials. lie laid ca,tstccl stronger
than IOn but IL was more expensive. and that WAS
the il largely usci in merchant steamers
before. The material wOrnmane hip thr vessel was
excellent. The accident due TO the N2uum
vitae being ont Of the bush, but how thi, Oc-
CURED he could form 10 opinion. IIgnum vita was
the best material known for such bearings The gun
metal liner working I'm thi, bearing he saw fitted.
1t a good TT, and was sound throughout. IL,
quite that the wcarin, down Of the bush
preceded the breaking Of the shaft and that The
breaking Of the shaft preceded the brcakage in the
eDgine-rOOm.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
c,,ycvvJy ~ sEssrOy IN CoyyECTICCT.

Ncw. Haven. June l. t~pccall.-One huhured 'e'N
man attended thc annual meeting Of the General
Association OF Connccticnt in this city to Day Inc
Rev F. r. Emerson. Of Waterbury, wa 'l''''"
Moderator for the ensuing year. ana the ifV' T. a.
Wall of uochanum. was chosen scribe. DuInS lh'
Morning addresses made by the h'N' ~
Dwight In" Rev. DR.. T. 7. Munger ana o'h'l'' ~"
feature Of the day paper on Present fha'o' u"
u r,,.i p,ol,lcm by the Rev. Or :. W. Dixie of
v,e.,ch,..tts The Rev Dr william Burnett Wright
,rad napcr on The influence 0t Handel upon lhv
EngIisL Taith This evening the Rev ). n MiNwcll
ns.S ,.nS VI n,ner entitled Cuncio and Clcrum. Iht
session will bc resumed tomorrow: wien Inc u'oh'e
for discussion will be The f"'tor III tic wy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

There is nothing surprising the reported success
OF this loan. II is probabetha the subscriptions
are all bona nde. and not like hose so often offered
by European investors. The celversion arrangement
to which France has consented Oes not injure british
prestige: on the contrary, II opns to England way
out Of the unfortunate position sc occupied IN hGypf
financially and politically Winont the conversion.
eir EVELYN Barring and the khdivc were tending 10
bankruptcy still. England was willing 10 give A. 4
compensation for being pcrmi,td 10 make the CON
version. a promise TO cvacuate lgypt VI ilho'. the
Foreign Minister Of France. socd the difhcut pTon
lcm which depended on French rrecmcnt. by dropping
the demand for British evacuation. but INSISTING ti'''
the proceeds oi the conversion houd h dcV"'Na "N,
lu,ivcy TO the improvement of te Egyptian army al!
civil administration. which, whcl acconpli, led W"ud
render useless longer occpatin oi tgA pr bl bf'i u
troops The question Of the conversion had been 'IN
cu.sed and approved by the greet Powers "i F'iop"
hut il was practically decided II The Affirmative nuIy
after the conferences hcd at P,rS between NJ ki.n'
and the British and Egypt al representatives., Mr'
Palmer and TiCrane lacha,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
mander at the Alhambra this evening. There VIII
be parade tomorrow.
BUNKER HILL DAY DESERTED.
BoNFIREs AND CANNON SALUTEs IN BOSTON
BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE

BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE.
Boston, Mass, June 1.-THE anniversary OF the
Battle Of Bunker Hill generally observed in los
ton and vicinity to-day with about the usual pro-
gIamme. The greatest interest, of course cehreu Ill
the Charlestown district where the monument stands
and where all night bonfres blazed and cannon iir
crackers bombs and other explosives kept awake the
echoes and the inhabitants. The day proper WAS
ushered in by a salute from the Navy Yard battery
followed by the ringing OF all the bells in the dNrct
The parade consisted Of military and civic bodies ana
twcnty-t three organizations of veteran hrcmen WIN
their machines Among the latter were the WISHING
delegations from Brooklyn. Baltimore Providence Pa"
tuckct and many surrounding cities and town, Inc
veterans engaged this afternoon In gTaiu toutnal@Gt @
and playout7 for handsome prizes In the CITY
business Is generally abandoned 49,, r,.o, nm A,
AT the annual meeting today OF tile Bunker I'M ~
sociaton these officers elected President r. W.
Lincoln; y1ce-presidents, j. Russell ana AbDot Law
renee secretary \. C. Fearing. jr., treasurer, l; r.
SAWYER President Carnot Of the French kepuOhc'
was elected honorary member
Chicago, June 1.-THE Junior order OF American
Mechanics, in session here, celebrated Bunker mn
Day with a parade and the raising OF liberty poe
the lake front to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
TIE BOSTON INTESTIGATION.
PRESIDENT WHITNEY. OF THE WEST END ROAD
Ox THE WITNESS STAND.

on TIE WIINfS> INNP'
Boston June II lSpeciaD-The II lise '"mm'p'e j."
vcsticotluc the methods which have been adopted j"
support Of elevated railroad me1'E.e' cnun"cu ''
session today Henry W. whitney brother 0i the OK
secretary Of the Navy in Mr.. Clcyelands Cabinet ana
pre,ldcnt Of the Metropolitan steamship company,
the West End Railway Company and the west h'lU
Land Company was witness. Mr.. Whithey ni""e
an r-iment In favor OF his elevated system nave
done said the witness. all that any man coud uo
lecitimatcly and properly 10 brinG TINS matter oe'r
,he legislature have invited men to meet me at 'iS
Office and see the models and see onr plail' anu ''0
Invited them "a our powcrhouSc and to dinner ha'e
treated them like gentlemen and a. guests AT my own
fable. have too much respect for members I'll ""'
Uou,c and Of this senate to believe ioi o'c I'o'''
,r, they conld be Influenced by any tlng mat s2nu
"t before them Ana after dinner nave, III 'o -
and a. forclbc a way was able 70. WIN sciio.tn H.
ness betng the subject placed before mos " noIS CI
,,,itrdc Of the West End road IN I'M, IrSali' ~
,5,t cons nsdering the agnitudc Of TINS QUESTION w
members Of this Legislature could 90 n0,nnI ei ,be;r
n'c hold that they would have falcn III 'neil @
dutv 10 this great community u, beIcNiH , t"a' -
honest in nv purposes, they had declined 10 meet Nlc
a ALL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
FLOED5 EEPIBiIC1NS ORGANIZING.
roRMA'ION Of \ STATE LEAGUE-PREsiDENT
CUTBBS kDDHESS

CHUBB's tDDEEsS
Jacksqvillc Fla. June l. l~pccan.- Tho hrth of
Florida nr.t Republican League occurred E" day. and
the dclrsitc- we're heartily IN earnest and harmonious
N 100 a. m. $50 delegate, from twenty c'-h'
countic,. rcprc.cntlng fftv three Republican clubs.
with 4, membership of about 1000. assembled enc
formed a atcmportr, organization ihe laA hAd been
,astcfull, decorated with the national col"r' The
meeting va, called 20 order hy i. II. Chal"n, VINO
made a fcv pointed fcmarks regarding the SITUATION
and the ned Of Republican cooperation ana worn
A. : Cmt,. Of Winter Parh. ORANGE County. VA
el,ctcd temporary president. and philip Walter. "i
Duval. ,ecriary. Ms Chubb delivered Hnfw~
spccch on TIE situation expressing his thanks Tor 'h'
Commitment ,c-;owcd upon him. and hc proposed thh'
with ,,e same enthusiasm the Republican banner
would be- carried 10 TIE slc, of heaven and tn Dem
ooi.,ic emblem would be- sunk g. The condition mat
IL Wa, PLACED In lN Grover Cleveland IN Les ll'
rlcturci the strc-, u cpubiran voters IN th" N'"'
and how ballot boxes were sy-trI"'' "I' '"'"" ~
democrat, t. pr.crve their large malor'l', II" sar
ca,tica!y ailci 10 the boast 4 thr leading D'n"'H'
daily In the ate ta, the virtue and Intelligence "'r'
,tcd IN t,e democratic party and That II lad been
80 often repeated TINT be- almost constrained u
Lclicye it, uutl that monument of gigantic lu'ch'',
senator williamson call ilauEAt"rl ma Ir'' 'il'.. .
ina, ,hc Democratic Legislature va "a '"II"P;
,Lcy..oakcd mass Of icuordncc. ne th'u tIll
10 the farce of Democratic Lcel'It,lr' J." .i,,e
to Lo nppo-,d a proicstlV" farH ana INN pa" -,
resolution to ak Congress TO Tlace a 'arl" "' -
,Ncr mis- nddrc.s which was received with viz
applar-c committees on Constitution aha i} Aa ,.
aird ON RESOLUTIONS appointed. ana th' cor
au ,ir m al ,1rrcd TN , o'cIGck when - temporary
orysuzation made permanent. IIr ,1i. i.,
ccrnrtcd resolution, that Vigorou- ln lh'lr IAN
mage and urgc upon Congress the urgent ~ ~ Va o.
cccton law With Federal supervision lHo '"'
vcntion viii contnlc In session 10 horFo"'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
MEETING or e.. H. And d.
CHANGES n THE DIRECT RY-THE IVES AND
STNYNER STOCK

sTtYNER STOCK.
Cr'nnat. June 1.-THE annual meeting Of the
o,khpldcr, oi the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company began at 10 O'Clock this morning.
u wa, late last night when the majority party ctcd
upon a lI-f ~ directors. The names scratched were
Iulu, Dexter Russell sage and sidney Dillon The
.i,l,-ttnion, are Charlie, ". Fairbanks. of Indian
npolls. william A Proctor. Of Cincinnati. and Henry
f. Shoemaker. The old diNctors with the changes
noted above were elected. resolution was adopted.
IN .pito IF the opposition Of julius Dexter. anthorz
w the director, - divide tho board into three classes,
OH. ca,, ~ serve one year. one two year, and Que
,hten yc4r. 80 that only three director VIII be
elected each year Tho by laws were also changed
80 A. to dcyoyc on the president most of the duties
hcretofor, discharged by the vice E"sid"n'.
Tie annual repor, shows net earnings for TIE year
ending March 81 i-0O. ~. i.iOO.oI5. an increase OF
.l3327 The total earnings for 1890 were S3.3o3l'7'
a., Increase Of S-G2O3 The total operating expenses
.hovcd an increase Of 81 700. II !, explained th't
,b COMPARISON Is not fair because IT does not include
in too the opcr,tion, II the Cincinnati Richmond and
tbir,cn and "a portion Of the tincunaS, JacHsph dlu
NncInnw II these had bcon included tho gross earn
ing, would lc S2Oo,oOD greater 49,, ,. ,,
-rl,. urc.lcni, report speaking Of The Ives ana
,tayucr criminal trial. says me i'll"lr ", -,
nm tic ca-c on trial IN september i 9ohr'' E"
lon, the prosecution Is stu ptnlhE ana II lin ~ -
houcd That ~tayncr and I've, VIII YET p' UI'u WI.
,rnre saii factory result than disagreement OF INC
lie y. further Of the question OF thc 'aiaiY ,%c %,
v.,Iidtv II the ,ocallcd preferred stock t' hh !"'
been reached In the court OF the zen Wltl|nS ~ III tino
alleged preferred stock sued by W ,'nnr r"r,
,,,y - lO, 900 I'm refining the portion tha' ma,
mnS Far bccn taken in the company has a'tthorlIcu
and put ont an issue Of t353.dOo preferred pei
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
OPPOSED TO THE POOL-SELLING LAo'
HEARING on THE MEASURE BEFORE GOVERNOR
ALBEIT IN TRENTON.


Trenton, June II (SpcciaD.-scldom does the STATE
House ring with such elOqucncc a was heard 'le'e
today About a hundred men, the majority OF whom
wore ministers, and the others manufacturers lsw
vers and physicians, had seats in tile Assembly 'haH
her having come from Elizabeth. Newark, Jersey
CITY Plainfed. New Brunswick, Long Branch ocean
Grove and other places, to impress on the "oVerhor
the niauitols character Of the Legislative Dill IN Ms
hands 10 cgaIizc bo0kmaking at the five raceconrNs
in the state They want the Governor 10 "Ihhom
his signature from the bill and thus defeat II. By thla
bil, they SAY the state is asked to license crime
The Governor sat on the Speakers platform I" listen
TO the speeches The Rev. DR.. Kempshal, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church Of Elizabeth was MAS
ter Of ceremonies He made the opening speech anu
introduced the speakers who followed ana at'er inc
meeting introduced them Individually to the toy
crnor At the conclusion Of his speech, DR.. Kemp
shall submitted 70 the Governor a huge peu'oh
against the bill. bearing thousands OF names /,
FN 4 Asscmblyman william II. Corhn made a pen
declaring that bOOkmaklnG was simply a, pt.c.S
which /. prohibited by the Constitution oi th' ,arr'
Tho courts have decided that pool selling i pIrrN
and bookmahing and pooselling are the same this'
General Plumb. cashier OF the Manufacturers ~,
tional Eank OF Newark. who represented lne IiIN
prcshvterian Church Of that city, Dr. +. VI. RQdman'
~ plaiuNeld: the Rev. Or. j. II. KNOWLES, oi NcN
ark. IL = Miller superintendent of the SINGER sow
in% Machine Works secretary COzZcns, of the lOhhs
Mems Christian Association Of New Jersey anu
congressman Lehlbach also asked the Governor no. no.
20 -icn the hill. rhe latter ala not make kho"H
what he should DO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
". l. SCOTT NOMINATED AGAIN.

Erie Penn, June II (spcciaD.-A dispatch from
Mcadvillc tonight states that the Crawford Comfy
Democrats oday nominated W. l.. Scott for Congress.
Eli. County, which is In the same district VIII I'M
doubtedly indor,c this action if Mr. scott will consent
70 run. The nomination unexpected. and II Is
uncertain yet Just what he will do. Matthew Gris-
wold Of this city is the Republican nominee and the
district is Republican by 1000 80 that Mr..
Scott wOuh have pretty formidable undertaking on
his hands. ii Is thought that his cOuise VIII be
largely governed b, the action Of The approaching
Democratic state Convention.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
WORKING on THE CITIZENS MOVEMENT.

The leader. Of the Movement were actively en-
qaecd Yesterday I'm making arrangements foi the conference
:, ,ho wtnd.o, uot.l on the evening Of June a. The
lists of delegates have yet begun 10 come IN Dut IL"
are expected before the latter part Of the week ~ j
generally und rtood little II anythinG WIZ be doh'
1T thi, meeting beyond the appointment o 'o''.' y"
orcsnizaon which will probably report nj general meet
ing OF citizens 10 be held time In september. lhls
committee will work steadily throughout the summer III
j. probable that the Rev. Dr. Newton VIII p-u' "t the
wodsor Uo,ol meeting Bishop Potter may be urged to
,ahe the charman.h,. the Committee on orsanzation