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The sun., 1890-11-02
The Cor..m Medical Assoe,.tle.,

The following copied from the Cornell Daily Sun Of
Oct IT, lsso' Wednesday evening the Cornell Medical
Association met in the Anatomical Lecture Room aud
listened TO very interesting paper BY Prot Gage on
"Ths Determination Of Bacteria IN Water"
In the course OF the paper Prot. Gage gave some
startling results Of experiments water about Ithaca
fai Creek water contains $40 70 Oc0 bacteria per
cubt osutimsters city water 6OJ Dr. Nilders Sprn9
2sl" CsscsdiliA hprnE i0t mot good test hovsvsrI
Prof. horrs Well ioIo 20 800. spring GU Fall CIesS
After Lssyy fsl of rain Fall Creek water contained
LOU ksr oues esnttmsns while duriny . dry spell
PfoL Gage hes also sessed many mineral waters and
ssppcsed 20 BE- pnFe, contained more Baotsris even
spssiins sf nltsrs frof osxs said tia, the common
charcoal d:sr allowed many bacteria V pass through
sSSaes shs aemisI ef ssot,rt.- while The FXsfEGk
f.:ssst Germ Irssi Yisss ' i % s.l. 81 ,.sss
BsoA1vay.-AAs
The sun., 1890-11-02
POLICEMEN SENT FOR.
Ts Keep the Democratic CoIambis Dsyo
or the College Grouaas.


or the College 6rouads.
Tho Tammany boys OF Columbia College got
out in front OF the college buildings on MAdis
son avenue last evening and whooped things
up In genuine college fashion for Mayor Grant,
Do Lancey Nicoll, and the Tammany ticket. A
stand had been built at the southwest corner
OF Forty ninth street, and thence. after the
boys had touched of u lot Of BON bs and aWak.
ened the neigh borhood for blocks around with
enthusiastic yells their orators poured hot
shot into the Parsons League.
William J. Collins Of tho law school presided.
and Introduced By turn Cornelius +, Collins.
also OF the Law School. the Hon. q. de Ouesads,
formerly of the GLASS OF '9l. School Of Mines,
but now Consul OF the Argentine Republic at
Philadelphia and william KliRehstein Of Y8,
Later on Congressman Turner and Col. Rob.
ert Townsend OF Gov. Hills stan arrived and
worked up the students TO q white heat
The fusionists In College had q meetinR in
the Berkeley Lyc0um and Candidate Scots
sent them letter OF regret.
When the Grant men decided on an out-of.
doors meeting, under the walls OF tho college.
the opposition tore down their posters. and the
initiator OF the movement, William J. Collins,
was called twice before President Low and
cautioned AGAINST holding the nesting on the
college grounds, or on the corner Of Forty
ninth street and Madison avenue nearest ad.
jaoent to the college buildings Moreover.
through the instrumentaity Of tho college Au.
thoritles. y body Of fifteen policemen were sta
toned at the corner. with strict orders to seo
that the boys kept of the college grounds.
The sun., 1890-11-02
GOING 10 HELP 1Hs DEuocnl IA
Col MeAaerney's Plan - Vote Axas.sS
Then aaa Elevate Their Chsraoter,

Gel MeAaerney's PlAA - Vote Against
The. aaa Elevate Their Chsraoter.
Col John McAnerney OF Jersey City has been
identified with the silk stocking Democracy.
Hs has bought handsome residence In the
upper part Of this city. and will soon say good
by to Jersey. He will cast his last vote In
Jersey City next Tuesday. He will vote tho
Republican ticket from top to bottom. and It
will. hs says, be the hrst time hs has voted
anything but the straight Dem ocratic ticket.
10 does this, he says. to help tho Democrats.
rosds, parks. school houses enough. and that
the Democrats, are responsible for Il. II he
better next time and viii arise to 1 higher
plane he advises the Irish people 70 vote the
and. democratic principles" He said that Tie
Irish people werS held responsible for the mis-
ought 10 turn 10 and help the Democracy BY
voting for Republicans
nation for Congress-.
The sun., 1890-11-02
MADE WARRINGTON T1RkD
p. II. L. ProEnostIeations Poured Hate
1,0O0 Ears In Wall Street.

r. II. L. ProenosteatIons Poured Into
1,eO0 Ears In Wall Street.
One Of the most oueerly organized meetings
OF any which have been hold under the queer
management Of Candidate scotts boomers
was that in front OF tho Sub Treasury on Wall
street yesterday afternoon. 1t was a business
mems meeting" called to rntify the p. n. L..
nominations. and there was great lear sppar-
emily that the street" would not 10 ade.
ouately represented, and that what took place
there would not bo properly recorded either BY
the recording angel or anybody else. The
record making was intrusted to no less than
seventy-one secretaries. 1t would be unkind
to print the names Of those II delinouents. It
would be still moro unkind to put in enduring
print the rash representations that made the
statue Of Washington look tired. The events
Of tho next three days will make the utterers
Of them personally grateful both to the venty-
one delinquent secretaries and to the news
putting them on record.
ma sss o
crowd that Just Allied t6s street beswesn tho 10
1900 earn In tho crowd. allowing the usual
TSs Seventh Reeiment band attracted most
there TO talk TO, Wheeler Ii. Peckham called
ss ss so
Vice Presidents and rend the list OF seventy.
one delinquent secretaries. Mr.. Rhoades had
something to say In favor Of the fusion tioEs at,
managing city without politics" and "so.
cording to business principles" Everybody
who spoke was sure that there was politics in :
volved In the present Government Of the city,
Candidate SCOTT received two or three really
full bodied cheers whom he was presented to
the audience He was in very bad voice, and
he told tho crowd 1t was painful for him to
speak, and that 1t must be painful for them to
listen. He and Cornelius \. Bliss talked broadly
about the business principles which should
govern the Standardization Of municipal affairs.
whose head didn't come iar above tho dag
Mr. Andrew a. Green. The young man said
his name was Hsnsohel. and that he WAS Nj.
Greens private secretary. He did not
say no was authorized by Mr.. Green
to represent him. but he declared that
had heard Mr.. Green say. that Mr. Green was
not In favor OF the perpetual control OF Tam
many. Ho had heard Mr.. Green express dis
satisfaction with some OF Mayor 9rants ap-
pointments. But Mr.. Hensohel did not pretend
fusion .Ln, = ticket or that he would not vote for
Ell 1-secIetery Fsirchild. John W. Gotr. and
James W. Hawos were the other speakers.
The crowd thinned out 60. d deal and finally,
It melted away altogether. and the meeting
was Adjourned.
The sun., 1890-11-02
sEvENrEHsra coNGkEss DISTRICT.
The Democrats Hope to Redeem 1.-THE
Ulster Assembly Districts.

n. n....... H.. IN p- r%
Ulster Assembly D'ss-ics".
K1yo.ros Nov THAT IN. sav.n+a.n,b
Congress district will be redeemed BY the
Democratic on Tuesday next seems to be q
,oleeone coneius.on' is representatives our
Ing the past four years both Republican
Stephen HOPKINS Of Greene and Charles J:
Anepp OF De.awsre' nsse gone notnins except
create disanection and dissention In their
suoh a. to msts tha,r conatitnsnt. n,ond " .na uU
suon ~ " %a.e tne,l eons.lsuon's proud Ano
In Greene county. the home Of the present Re-
not harmony. and fears are entertained
that the party leaders will not present .
united front on election day. A similar state
OF affairs exists In Ulster and Delaware coun-
ties as regards the Congress nomination. On
the o'ner manu. inc DsuooratS Sre united ana
The sun., 1890-11-02
CAMPAIGN SCRAPS.

Billy Kury is not candidate for Alderman In
thu Teuth district. &c Is running Tor Assem-
many Democratic nominee, William sOhmer.
Judge Leonard A. disgerich said in, his
speech At the Wigwsm; STRsSy RfHy,, Ssy that Tam
tits Iie."I II say to you that Tammnny
Hall will support him aud elect him" lAp-
plause.l
pendent Club, brewers club, was on the plat
form at tho big Wigwam msetlng. Among
James 4. sparkman, William Forster, II. Mar
fin MAJ Ahe1 TillMism Msyek JF T. Abra
A. just, and Philip Mckinley.
Alderman William Clancys followers In the
Sixth Assembly district have been circulating
2 story that Samuel J. Foley, the Tsmmeny
lsn, and never voted until last year. Nj.
Foley has voted from his residence In Cannon
he has procured certificate from the Bureau
OF Elections TO that eject.
The sun., 1890-11-02
NATHAN COERCIN9 vOEHRs.
AskiAs Cigar Dealers a. . Personal Favor
to Help Elect Wallace.

A0k1AE Cigar Dealers a. . Personal Favor
to Help Elect Wallsee.
There ID q story that Ernst Nathan. the
United States Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Brooklyn district, has been using his
Office to coerce voters into the support Of WILL
liam c. Wallace for Congress In tho Third dis
trict. Mr.. Nathan forced the nomination OF
Wallace. As Collector Mr.. Nathan has official
supervision over an army Of brewers. dstillers.
and tobacco dealers. It 10 alleged that he
used the influence OF his Office with these mon
to effect the denomination OF " allsce, and that
he is still exertinR pressure on them. Dur
ing the week cigar dealers and others in the
district have received this printed circular
from Mr. Nathan's once: n ~. or ,ooo
been sh for 81 oi oeD
gress for The Third district compEising the
Seventh. Thirteenth; Nineteenth. Twentieth;
snG liz
would deem It Q personal favor. II you will in
terest yourself among your friends BY advo-
eating bis election Respectfully ERsysT yoYEs E14u.,
F,rss aisMs;isIs; y I IBlsoGyn. n I. Y''A"' 1''''AN'
Up to the frst signature tho circular was %
It came from the printers of1ce, but the ofiioial
endorsement seemed to be an afterthouRht,
ss sRd b' a.sa s. Sssss Is q ns ss s
tor last night snd - sdmitied thss the circS;
lar above printed had been sent out to several
OeoBs y he 4. added w.r. sent to nor.
sonal friepds only, and were not intended to
ss' sSs s that Tes q any s
stamp, but. was made with . stamp which 1
use q much az 9t TS private eo.respond snse ss
The sun., 1890-11-02
MR. GOULD SPEAKS.
He 10 Not BuyinG or Selling RailrOaA
. ana 10 Generally Coatentsa.

He 10 Not BuyinG or Selling RailrssAa,
snA 10 Generally Co.tentsd.
sr. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-The Jay Gould party q.
rived In st. Louis late last night, and after
short stay started for the East By the Big -Four.
Mr. Gould WAS highly pleased with his Western
trip. especially with Missouri Pacific trafns
and the development of southwest Missouri.
Regarding the rumored conference with the
Big Four syndicate relative to u new trans
continental route. Mr.. Gould said:
II heard Of that story but there is nothing
In It. Tho Big Four people. l understand were
In st. Louis this morning, but they did not
come to meet me. They have been attending
their annual meeting at Cincinnati. arranged
no conference here with any ono. Further.
moro. do not know Of any such movement"
How about the story OF the Gould. Hunting
ton Atchison pool for the control Of tho South.
westp''
There Is no such pool in existence. and IL
WAS never contemplated. lit haa been pre-
W. have. T Is You know wa ssfoas new s ssse:
eietion Tor tho maintenance OF rates, n WHICH
al these interests are reg represented e. It T. 5utle
the rate situation in the Southwest"
+ II said that yqn favor the sstablishment
means oi SAVING I n thosssnds % q dosrs 1 toF % s sRs
tanning separate officers and oIilces for each
line st the Eastern centres. A joint agent
could handle the business fairly and sstisiac-
torily for ALL
Wi,! there he any further attempt n New
build up new association for the Westr'
II cannot say. Rate troubles and problems
eouri Pacific has been ard will be to co o-opersto
heartily In any souI!d movement for the main
tsnance Of rates. We do not originate out
rates. but shall insist upon meeting openly any
outs made secretly by our competitors which
may Affect our revenue"
Have you any idea OF purchasing the CHI
caRo and Alton p
II am not buying railroad property. and sm
not In the market to sell. either. l am extsnd-
ing somewhat in Louisiana. Construction
down there opens up e fne timber country to
us, and It gives US Il New Orleans line. The
Alton story is old but l am often called upon
to deny It. The system IL large enough now
for me. and am not increasing my cares by
any new purchases
The sun., 1890-11-02
Wallop Hint

Boss Plat is registered as voter at Owseo
Tioga county.
This up-country Republican took the Worlds
Fair from New York, wouldn't give rs Rapid
Trsnsit. and was ono OF the chiefs In the
scheme in refusing New York an honest
census. thereby keeping the Empire State out
OF an extra CONGRESSMAN and another electoral
vote
The sun., 1890-11-02
See what Il woulA Mean,

Bee what 1t would mean II Plat could have
his way The election OF his man Scott would
wrest tho government from the people and
turn it over to boss whose interests are
wholly apart from those Of the city. 1t would
create in Plat all tho power hs aims to get.
and, while 1t would not rehabilitats him with
the many Republicans who distrust him, 1t
would render him Indifferent 10 their opposi-
ton. He would do easily all the mischief to
New York which now costs him the trouble Of
opposing such loyalty as Mayor Grants.
The sun., 1890-11-02
On THE FACE OF THE NOON.
Democratic Facts and Fun Staring Mad
son Square In the Eyes.

Democratic Facts and Fun Staring M.dI-
son Square In the Eyes.
Tho man In the moon kept MP . steady fire
OF rays last night upon Plat. Porter. and tho
census conspirators. The moon began on tho
census question bright and early In the even
inG. and kept the Hght that Hill and Grant are
making for remuneration constantly before
the eyes Of the people In this way:
DEFEATING A CENSUS RECOUNT WILL BE Up
HILL WORK. You DON'T DOWN Hull IN A
HURRY.
WHY DID WINS TRY TO CAPTURE THE GRANT
CENSUS Books? WAS He AFRAID THEY'D Con-
T new TE YoSR 1ySHs %I asSR Ho1
:, CAN THE CENSUS CoNspIHAToRs GET OFF
The moon! cot at the District Attorneyship
fight in red-hot style, and blazed away at tho
ammunition: The moon hit OF the local
sin JOIN @ Corr, Mr. o'doEE. s1oson aor,1-
AMI. Mons. DE GorFE. HERR Won GHos. MISTER
-FFnI Rur DoN'r GET CAUGHT By ANY.
The moon asked some pertinent questions.
Why DInN'r THE HAysEEDs syBPnNA Corr
% ~ THE DISMISSED Excise m CasEs? WAS
hs man In the moon Is rosrns od Nco
enthusiast. He doomed Nieoll tremendousiyi
o. IT Tx ls EsTIMATED DvTa that MiCoLL WILL HAVE
NICoLL Is AN AMERICAN.
The moon man and the girls in the luminsry
poked more Mother Goose fun at little Ollie
SIR OLLIE O'FoLLY. THE PARsoNs' PET.
THE LONGER HE POSES THE SMALLER HE'LL GIT.
WHITE PONIES TO RIDE, WITH WHITE SATIN BowB
HE'LL MAKE VOTERS FOR TAMMANY WHEREVER
he GOES.
Then the man got in q eorruscation Of rays
upon everything political In general and Plat
and Grace In particular
No KING. No Clown.
SHALL RuLE THIS Town.
PLATT AND OLLIE
MUST STEP Down.
WHAT NEW YORK WANTS Is GRANT AND Ho0f1
RULE. No PLArT AND Federal DossINa.
BUT ARE YOU SURE THAT BENRDIK (6coTT)
LOVES BEATRICE NEW YORK; 30 ENTIRELY r-
shakespeare.
THERE ARB PLENTY OF PLArT SKELETONS IN
TIE REPUBLICAN CLOSET.
The THING TO Do IS TO BIT Down HARD ON
PLATr AND HIS MAN SCOTT.
Across the face Of the big luminary was fire.
1uently written during the night this short.
sharp. and decisive hint to voters:
,oH MlIId v9T y9IE AGAINST THE MAN WHO GIVES
!. NJ. L. A PRAYER MEETING LnAquA
GRANT HAS SHOWN WHAT He CAN Do. 6ooTr
B pSTRIED AND UNCERTAIN.
MAYOR GRANT Is FOE HOME RULE. scorT
MIL be RULED FROM WASHINGTON.
~ ALL THE ScoTT WAS BREAD AND CHKEsE,
AND ALL THx GopP WAS lNK,
WHAT WOULD We EAT AND DRINK2
:. It's ENOUGH TO MAKE A GRRMAN SCRATCH
HIS HEAD AND THINK.
The BHUTTISa Our OF NEW YoRx's APPEAL
YoR A JUsT CENSUS SHouLD BE WELL Con-
ADMIRED BEroEE VoTISo ON TUESDAY.
The sun., 1890-11-02
vosss,i Not s.s Ere. r.,.

Letter Carrier votocil was remsnded to the
Hudson River State Hospital for the Insane
yesterday morning by Judge IngrAhsm OF the
throwing him out OF the window and WAS sc. ~.
quilted ON the ground Of insanity. He says hs
II sane now, but Judge Barrett thinks Il is
The sun., 1890-11-02
Mr. FLOWERS PREDICTION.
a Democratic Majority OF Thirty In Il
Next ConGresa.

a Democratic Majority OF Thirty In the
Next ConGresa.
State Committee Chairman Edward Murphy
Jr.. and Clerk De Fresst journeyed northward
to Troy last evening. and Executive Commit
tee Chairman Daniel G. Griffin went along on
his way to Watertown. Tho State headQuar-
ton, Congressman Roswell P. Flower and J.
Q. Lulley being in charge. The Congress-
man says that the work Of tho committee has
cations Of good results. For the work Of the
Congress Campaign Committee: Of which hs Is
make and be Is not at all backward In saying
that there is no doubt that the Democrats will
have majority OF thirty In the next Con Rress
Senator Arthur P. German WAS one OF the
visitors at tho State headqusrters yesterday
and inquired intereetedly as to tho outlook.
The assurances that he received were eminent
~ satisfactory to him.
The sun., 1890-11-02
which P.rso. Got Tai. Up,

Labor men. who voted against the satur-
day half holiday? Dc Lanoey Nicoll." is the
text OF handful put out By somebody who
believes that 'ths people are asses to bs fed
with straw" Mr.. Niooll said yesterday:
"Ineyer voted either Tor or AGAINST the bill. be-
opponent must 10 very hard mp for campaign
powder when he has to invent such stupid
Saturday halt holiday than am though un-
fortunately have seldom enjoyed the boon.
The sun., 1890-11-02
The Police win Attend q This. Mr..
Dsvsaport.

Under instructions from the Police Captains
the precinct detectives were busy oil day yes-
tsrday in every police court swearing to affi-
dayits and securing warrants for the arrest on
election day OF persons accused OF false regis
tration,
main on the bench all day without interrupt
tion OF the sitting.
Capt. Cassidy and Detsctiys Resp got nity
gsy registered from the following Bowery
lodging houses, SO. Al. Q. II. and IS. and from
4 RiyinRton street.
The sun., 1890-11-02

"I Ny. old man. what do =. H. Il stand ="
"Oh. don't know. rtstrs Mistaken LsAA o. ras
sons Aeribund Lsagus o. ysrretAonksy LsASus
aoar kssw which; bat know that IL iAsts tn Tuss
aay Il will BE- rosthertsm League sftss that ssd
dsay yeu forget H."
The sun., 1890-11-02
Jasti.. coa-sney Gets /. New Hat.

Justice John Courtney. the Democratic can.
didsts for sheriff in Kings county. who used TO
be . typssstter on The sUN. discarded his
time-worn Derby hat yesterday. He was at
dinner in a restaurant In the neiGhborhood OF
the City Hall when a delegation OF hatters,
who have orRaniEed In his behalf found him
out and I'm wh
mlrers In the hat trade. His new head piece.
which he has promised to wsar. during the re-
becomes sheriff. is Of the latest style. and Ia
made Of the flnest fur. The lininR has q suita-
bic Inscription ip golden letters. and tho sweat
band IL of gilt-sdged Russia leather.
The sun., 1890-11-02
Four Bal,ss Boxes. but Osly Oae 70 Mola
Voice.

which acting Superintendent Byrnes issued
yesterday to tho police Captains after an
nouncing that tho polls are to open at A. M.
and close at 4 p. NJ. as usual. gives the police
some points about their duties under the new
ballot law. They are to prepare for use tho
ink, plotting paper. muciaRe. and sharpe nod
lead pencils, to be attached by p string to the
four boxes for ballots and stubs, labelled ss
follows:
!. Ballots voted.
2 uuvoted ballots
D. Stubs OF voted ballots
4 Stubs OF unvotsd bAlloA
The sun., 1890-11-02
WHO rs RhSPONsxBLES
Tamaspy Had NothiaE To DO With Rate
Ing East Side Valuations.

TsuAsny Had Nothing To DO With Rate
Ing East Side Valuations.
The Platt-Grace newspapers have attempted
10 make capital out OF tho fact that the valus-
tions OF property In tho Seventh. Tenth. Elev-
enth. Thirteenth. and Seventeenth wards have
been increased for the past two years. They
had to acknowledge that Mayor Grant had re-
dued the taxes generally. but pointed to tho
Increased valuations In those wards By way of
appealing 10 the German vote. Mayor Grant
has no more to do with this increase than Sit
i,ng Bull: tits work entirely within the su-
ment is governed by:
srre.ident oi the Tax Commission Michael
TSmman, ~ppointee OF Mayor 6rses' anti
.S,n1I .Ss,Sm1mIs:icnsr Eswara L. ruryisi ap-
po'a'.s Of Hsvor or"sts srs..a.s. ''
rill m will be seen from this that two anti Tam
nmN,i man, men control tho department, and conse.
sskhiuktons. In the wards specially mentioned
SuoNe ths assessments have been made by:
kapniy Commissioaer Heary 4. Perry,
Hepublieau.
Their valuations have besn accepted with
out ~, ~ question by the ant-Tammsny majority
VI tnr lax Com mission.
NJ This answers the question: Who Is response
o'o 'or mo Increase OF yaluStions2
Game with Few Players.
Tom Plau could pass the hat
Ahd Scott could work his ehin:
ny means Of tho same they started . game.
hu' the voters didnt chip in
al Ss ssnnns smith Aassu fass black hssisry,
The sun., 1890-11-02
Good Advice.
Knock the r. N. Leasuera Hat
A vote for Grant 10 blow for Plslt,
THE BRINKERnoFF TREATMENT
PILES,
FISSURE,
ITCHING,
FISTULA.
LIBERATION. &c.

Cured without usina
the knife, chloroform,
or cAutery.
Patients attend IA
business while under
trsatmsnt
over 500. 600 opera.
tions. no dessha
illustrated pAper4
containing tsstim0ai'
The sun., 1890-11-02
Platt's Lieutenant, FAssstt. says

m. \. L majority Of q win make ssos sssos&
The sun., 1890-11-02
The Park Avenue Hotel Leased.

The Park Avenue Hotel property has bssa
leased for ton years to Messrs. William h.
Earle 4 Son. who will make extensive sltera-
tons and run tho -bouse on the American and
European plans. Mr.. Earle Sr., has for many
years been proprietor OF Eares HOTEL
The sun., 1890-11-02
THEY NEARLY DROVE HER Wild.
TEE RUKMN9 NOISES I'm MISS FAR
QUHARs0Ns EARS.

R~ rro,sbte Au Came from cssoyrh and she
Descrtsss Her svmpsoms IN Des~tl snd
soys Drs Biotr snd oopeland Baps Made
Her S,xss We'll Again.
Fer two ysarA" said Miss Mary rarquhafson. II
nave been Troubled with severe headaches across the
orensan ano over ms eyes sometimes extendin9 from
sIshtssst exposure NJ nose would block up iirst on
one SIDE then on the other Sometimes both nostriis
wonld stop up at onca Then would be compelled to
nrs.tns through my mouth Muous would drop into
mvtnroat at night when was sleeping, nlink Up my
throat aud almost choking me
The sun., 1890-11-02

ssitsa a Cs.. Sih sv. saa D1a 81.
All ali ~. w ssnuins -smith Aassu fass black hosiery
The sun., 1890-11-02
has New Yer.'s Glory Goas'

p M. L. politics 10 carried to the extreme OF
plotting to belittls city while asking for its
sudraEss.
Platt's lieutenant, FAssstt. says:
-This las ceased 20 BE the Empire City."
The wish 10 father to the thought. but the
realization 10 farther OF than even census
commissioner can ngure.
The sun., 1890-11-02
No Ese.pi.s These Figures.

Let everybody remember those tax figures.
They show conclusively how the tax rate has
been reduced BY Mayor Grant:
Candidate John w. Core Residence.
Urdsr Graos. Undsr Hevtn UhSr Grant
leS6-O73 lsa5-0Ax 1oe0-O6O
leeO-S6O 1ess-665 l00O-oA3
V.isstiea 60 1880. $4,000, II 1889.
O8, 800.
Candidate william II. C0rsa's ResIdeuee.
Unau Grace. Undsr HsW1n, Under GrasS
1oe6-osA lss5-o50 1soo-00o
lsss-os0 lsss-o7s le00-o05
Valuation overy year. o8.5O
Seots's Father's Taxes.
Under Grace. Under Hertn. Under CRAM
lss6-S66S les7-0405 1sso-oAAo
lsSo-O6eJ lssS-oS11 lsoO-0<60
Valuation overy yesr. oH8,Oo
Ex.Maysr Grsce's Taxes.
Under Grace UnAer Hewtn. Under Grant
lssH-oseo 1ssT-064e lseO-o6sB
lssO-oss1 lsss-108s lsSO-06Sl
Valuation every ysar. 6nO,OOO.
Keforner Peck hAn's Taxes.
Under Gracs Under HeUln Under Grant
l0OS-o7oD 1oo7-o718 1eS0-o4AA
lsss-Ss6s 1sss-0588 lsoO-Us6O
vaIu.tio. svery year, s88.eoo.
The sun., 1890-11-02

A Iane With Few flnysrs.
Tom Platt could pass the hat
And Scott could work bis chin:
by msSns Of tho same they started game.
But the votsrs didnt chip in