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ILLINOIS.

Illinois has elected Republican State
ticket by reduced lnsjority, but the Legis.
lature is probably Democratic by a small
majority. insuring Democratic Senator to
succeed Farwell. Cannon and Adams are
defeated for Congress and Democrats claim
two more districts,
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Pennsylvanla congressman.

number OF Democratic Congressmen elected
in this State on Tuesday. though the defeat
of Elliott by Hopkins and the success Of
Stewart in the twenty fourth district make
a change in names.
The names of the successful candidates,
with their districts aud politics, follow
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Estate Of Or. r. II. Patterson, late Of s,oyestown
B0r ugh. somerset Co. Pa decd
Letters testamentary having been Issued To the
undesienea by the proper authority. in the
above estate, notice II hereby given 10 All
parties indebted TO said estate TO make Ifnmedi
ate payment. and all parties having claims against
sald estate 10 present them TO the Execufor
duly authenticated for settlement on Satuniav
the 2s'h day of Dec. 1880 at the office OF 's,,r-If
Heiiiey, In stOyestown, Somerset Co, Pa.
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coNNFcTIcITr

There was no election for Governor by the
people in Connecticut, and the choice will
therefore be made by the Legislature, which
is Republican. The Republicans elect Rus
sell to Congress against Wells, Free Trade,
by an increased msjority.
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NOTlCE-I expect 10 be in Stoyestown on
Sa urday- December 27th, 1890 to STAY f,.r fe,,-
days. All persons owing my fathers estate e.fb.r
ON book account or on note VIII please ineet me
st Squire Heileys Office, in Stoyestnwn. IN that
aate. IN tne meantime, payment Of money due
al stoyestown. or to Geo. X. ScuIl Esq. af Some5-
set. II pATrEpSoN e'-
Executor Of the last WIN and Testament OF iJr. r.
II. Patterson, Deed. - - ~
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pELAwAnr

With the count of the bull dozed district
Of Little Creek the Democratic candidates
for Governor and Congressmen in Delaware
are elected by 2o3 majority, but an effort
will be made to have that district thrown
out nsrrU er
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KANSAS.

The Democrats have elected one, and the
Farmers Alliance five ofthe seven Congress.
men in kansas. The sisie ticket is ia doubt
and the Alliance claims a msjority in the
Legislature that will defeat Senator Ingalls,
re election. f 81.
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1t WIN be observed that the Republicans
will lack one Of a two-thirds vote in the
Sensie, and five in the House, and will ,hus
De unable to override a veto of the Governor.
The new Legislature will elect a United
States senator tosncceed J. Donald Cameron,
whose present term expires March 4, 1891.
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COLORADO.

The Colorado Republicans have reelected
their Congressman and also elected all of
their State ticket except Treasurer. The
Legislature is Republican.
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IT is another "Bull Rum" but the old
veterans recovered from the first one,
lust r they will from the battle on Tues
dav
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a UDIToR's NOTICE.

a. we matter OF the estate OF Harrison trent, aie
~ ~ s9uers~t Borough, 20 erset Co. Pa decd.
til..Nink Deen Appointed auditor By tfe Or
ti'aus az Cturt 0t >olnefSer County Ps Audior 70
uStr. onie the fund In the hands Of the Executors
~ liaiison iteul deed. to and AZ Ong tho-e le'
htaus ehtltici thereto. nouee j. hereby 2ifen
,. s.'as VII attend % The duiissOf said appoint
nent AZ myofice ia : ilnerssr. Pa ou Friday. the
-ist DAY nt November. fsg0. az O'Clock. ?. m.
"iieh AMI where all parties iT crested can attend
80, r. J. KOOaER
ort-4. Aud To.
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Letters Not Called For.

The following named letters remaining in
the Postotiice at Somerset, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office if not called for in ten
days from this date, November u. 1890.
JOSIAH KELLER P NJ.
Beachly, ]. c.; Baughman; Barchus, Dam
iel; Bittner, William Baker, William !;
Coleman, w. A; Carroll, Thomas Cough
rase, Alex; Grier, C. K. Goher, John F. :;
Meyers, Conrod Robinson, Sanford; Shat
fer, Mary Sechler, George; vog.e, baptist;
(2) Weimer, Emma Jane Walker, ]. F. !;
Walker, Jonathan J Foreign-Furgesson
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TEXAs.

The Democratic majority in Texas is about
$4,000 The Republicans gain the Seventh
Congressional district
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The New legislature.

The entire lower House Of the State Lsgis-
latnre and half Of the members Of the senate
were elected. The new legislature will
probably stand as follows. as compared with
that elected two years ago
1890 fsSS
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Elder oranger.s Sermon

bJ IHt IItsIutHI
JAMES g. BLAINE, Secretary OF State.
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Barclays Successor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE President to-
day appointed Harry II. Bengough TO be
Pension Agent at Pittsburg Pa. vice VIM.
II. Barclay, resigned. ha
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

THrEE's nothing the matter with Som
erset county? She voted all right
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

THr Democratic Congress viii find Re-
publicans who will stand up and be
counted without kicking in the doors OF
the lobby.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

GREAT is Mckinley. even in defeat.
The Democracy lay all the blame on his
sh ouldes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

Our in Wisconsin they prefer Peok's
Bad Boy" to English education. 1t Is
rough on intelligence.
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~THE Democrats seen TO have it. The
Democrats have 1.-THE Speaker.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Captain A. II Burke rep for Governor,
is elected by 5000 plurality, and the balance
Of the Republican State ticket will have ma
jorilies ranging from 500 to 800.
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ANXIOUS ISouIRER Yes, the facts war
rant you in spelling it 'tarof."
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CALIFORNIA.

In California the Republican State ticket
wns elected. Six Rspubliean Congresmen
were chosen. nh F se
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

CHAIRMAS ANDREWS went down in the
general wreck, having been defeated for
State Senator in the Fifteenth district.
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Reed 1T was Waterloo, wasn'titsn
Mckinley: Waterloo, nothing 1t was
. Water loo-loo."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

Some slight changes are discovered in
computing the official count in the several
counties, bringing the plurality of Pattison,
Democratic candidate FIR Governor, up 10
l7.25s. watres. Republican, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, has 1865 plurality
and Stewart. Republican, for Secretary of
Internal Affairs, 10, 100. laa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12

NEVER whine. II you're well whipped,
own II.
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ExEcUroR-s NOTICE.

oc.Y, &
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WASHINGTON.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Washington elects Republican Congress
man and Legislature.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

In South Carolina, Tillman Farmers Al
lance swept the State and has Legislature
Of his own kind back Of him, which will
elect United States Senator
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Vote of the State.

Complete returns from every county in
the State foot up plurality for Pattison for
Governor ofI6,933 a Democratic gain as
compared with the vote for Governor in
1856, of 5I,5sL Though Delamater, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, was de-
feaied, hiscolleagues on the State ticket are
elected by decisive msjorities.
With Allegheny and Beaver counties not
heard from, watres, Rep. for Lieutenant
Governor, has plurality ofl259i. and
Stewart, Rep. for Secretary of Internal
Affairs, has ia,s22 plurality. The vote of
Allegheny ana Beaver counties will increase
the piuralities Of Watrcs and Stewart sew
eral thousand.
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souII,s offIcIaI MsIorItx.

Complete returns from the Twentieth
Congressional district show majority OF
5e6 for Scull, Rep over Greevy, Dem. The
full vote Of Ihe district is as follows
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

Came tresp.ssing On the p-eni ,es % tla m
dersigns d. IN Shade Township Somerset County.
Pa. "a large bay marc, with white stripe or bail
face, with one hint fOot white a. pasture mint.
The ow 'er can Recover the sane BY proving pr,yp
erty and paying eosts
FRANK RODGERS
oct-9 u. HooverSville Pa
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IOWA.

In South Dakota the Governor ard Legis
lature are Republican.
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A UD.ToR's NOTICE.
A DMlNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

Estate OF Abraham Biesecker, decd, late of Jen-
ner Township. Somerset Co. Pa.
Lcttes of administration on the ahova ss.a,a
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hereby given to ali
ate payment. aud those having claims or se
mands against the same will present them dnly
authenticated for settlement on Saturday, No;
=. i,'S. al the late residence OF deceased
DANIEL w. BIEeECKFR
JOHN BiEsECKER.
~, =, r, Administrators,
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Alie Van Vie, of Steubenville, o., has The
Confederate flag that waved over the Ander-
solville nr;son
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TUESDAY, vas rather a cold day
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

A uDlToRs NOTICE.
In the estate of Joseph G Coleman. deceased.
cNs hasiS oe n app ,intei Auditor by the Orphans
excep 'ns an make iistr;nutiop nr ,hls S,nds
~ tne hands OF A. \. D.ckey, Executor. OF said
sbs deee sd TO- 20 and among those legally entitled
n ~ ho,e hereby given that will sit ut
purposs on wednesday, the srd dsy Of neeeu,ber her.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. when and where ali nartie,
interested can attend oi4 Paiues
Nov12 ,,,5is n5h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01

Governor Hill have deemed ii good pohcy 10 inahe
change Of programme. Their intention was 10 nave
tho Democr,tic state Committee meet next week
Democratic politicians here Say that the outbreaks oi
war between Tammany Hall and the County DC
mocracy in NewYork, following the announcement OF
an early meeting Of the committee, wa me man al,
reason why Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. llnl postponed tne
meeting of the committee Ii Is Governor lillIs hcci
desire 10 have the Democratic factions IN New 3rh
mite at least upon the Democratic NOMINATIONS Ior
X.erhlymcn as he hopes 10 he elected nlted states
senator II the Legislature in Joint ballot sm"mu ne
Democratic. Nut a. yet the County democracy anu
'TaumanS Han show signs Of anlalgamallns upGh
the Legislative ticket or amy Other local uGhe'. III
a month', time the Governor hopes to MAKE some
progress IN uniting the two factions. MeaAWmle he
Is threatening the County Democracy with loss 81
scat i'm the Democratic state Committee unless tneN
show more inclination to unite with IaDmany nan
upon the Legislative ticket The toun'y Dem9ciiar,
are nevertheless Lot t. be cocrCed, and ;rc sustained
in their opposition Tammany Halls receiving an 40
ditional seat in the state Committee by inc VoteS Oh
Sood many az the country members of the committee
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OPPOSED TO A STATE CONVENTION.
ru,1eMAy MURPHY SAYS THAT is THE FIs.L

ING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
= Troy July 81 )spcciaD.-Edward Murphy, IT, 'idr
man Of the Democratic state Committee, sat Ill niS
Office In the brewery Of Kennedy murphy tmS di'ci
noon. hooking at peace with all the world
Some Newspapers said The Trbrhe correspondent
to Mr. Murphy. have announced that the pemocfauc
State Committee will meet the first week IN August
at SARATOGA and nominate candidate for Juogc oi 'o
Cont of Appeals Is that statement correct :!
at is not correct replied Mr.. Murphy. because
the committee will not be called together Until sep
tcmber 1t is too hot weather for politics. Moreover
pcope are not interested in politics in THIS STATE, IN
I'm nv opinion except for about two months before
election Besides, a good many members OF the
State Committee are now absent from their homes
enioyipy a vacation and could not attend meeting
II one were called Mr.. IIerrick. OF Albany. for
Instance went of to-day a months vacation
When Will Won meet in scptcmber3'
Mr.. Murphy took calendar and examined IL criu
calIv Then he replied Some time between Scptem
per 4 and September IL
AT Saratoga"
The Mace has not yet been decided upon
.@Win the state Committee call state COnvcntion?'
The committee appears 10 me 10 be unanimously
onnoscd 70 holding one. as only candidate Is 90
no nominatcG-sone man for Judge Of the Court OF
Appeals. The last Democratic state Convention su-
thorfzed us to make nomination, and that was In
eject a direction for US to do So
These declarations Of Mr.. Murphy show that lie and
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DB RURTSELES FAREWELL MASS.
,,,, c,,,rnp.rFD TT yEsTERDAY-To-DAY HE
WILL LEAVE THE CHURCH OF THE
EPIPHANY,

The Rev. Dr. Bursell celebrated yesterday morning
his last mass as pastor of the Church OF the Epiphany
lie has been in charge Of the church for twenty eigho
vears For the last few mornings the attehdahce a'
thc O'Clock mass has been unusually large Tor lhiS
time of the year. The church was completely hleh
Yesterday morning with women and children. n Few
men were also present The grief displayed by many
of the women present touching evidence OF thc
esteem I'm which Dr. Burtscl is held The stiffness
attending the celebration Of the mass was broken by
sols Dr. Burtscu made no remarks during tie ser
vice 70 bis Pensioners. After the mass he quietly
left the altar entered the vcSiry, where many par
ishloucrs were waiting 10 bid him farewell Here ne
STAYED for some time talking in cheerful mood aDone
everything else but his departure.
The Doctor was kept busy in the afternoon at inc
parocblsl residence receiving his parshoners ana
friends who called 20 say farewell 10 their beloved
pastor. ,, ~, r,,,r,-ou
TIE contributions for a testimonial to Dr. Hlrt,el
are steadily increasing. In the parish there are hNo
ploreS where contributions are received. mere "cro
many callers AZ these places Yesterday, ana me re-
CENTS wcrc more than have been received during tno
nr,vious three DAYS. The committee which has been
tntuI,tcd with the duty Of presenting inc tcStlnloha
IA DR. Burtscll met last evening ut The cmrch. !,
yos decided 10 make the presentation OF inc tsionIa
today DR. Burt,c leaves the parochnl residence ms
morning and the committee Will give llim the purse
before he goes. Father ,PcndorFa't his successor,
viii tako charge Of his parish to-day.
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Much OF tn milk reaching Tho city from distant
farms when II get to IT, drtnlt on and j. returned
10 the unfortunate who ship IT, The cause Of thu
is mainly the lock OF ice Ia the country district, which
prevents milk from being properly cooled before 10 +
.hppod Heretofore the tcnperatur" Of the springs has
-nnccd the milk but tho springwator now
Infected by The pc" Of milk La, been two cents
auart 20 the fnmer since May l. The directors OF the
MIX Exchange have concluded finally 10 have the
moor farmers "Wednesday they will probably ad
vance tho price.
The price win probably b" advanced a or l. cent q
auart" ,sid Secretary Woodruff OF the ENchanee>ycscr
day at Is usual to put nj t price In August on account
Of milk eouIng II viii not affect price, to the consumer
hoWrycr."
II know OF ten farmer, iu the Harlem d>tlrt" said
Isaac d. White Dover Plains. DutcLe> County "whO
have teen driven by the low price Of milk Iii 20 give
M their farms John -. Dutrhcr who send, nfy q
cav or 2 600 quarts, plHnl 10 this city, told me- the
other dag that proIo.'d 70 ~ his COWS and quit the
f,k bu,fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
CALL FOR THE STATE CONVENTION.
"A SUGGESTION THAT THE DELEGATES HAVE
AN OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE VOTING
according TO THE NEW LAW.

ACCORDING TO THE NEW LAW
At a meeting Yesterday OF the sub committee OF tie
Sew-York It ate Republican Lelgue the following oh la
call for the convention nf clubs in saratoga was Ssuo
Headquarters Republican League OF the STATE Oh N0"
York, No. o02 Fifth-ave
New.York, July 81 1890.
TO the Republican League Clubs OF tho Ssc OF ORR
Pursuant 10 the authority vested In the Executive No
mittce by the Constitution the Republican League oi o
Htate Of NcwYorA and in compliance with the INSTRUCTIONS
Of said committee at a meeting held on The -''h uSN VI
J,lv inst hereby direct that TIE third annus cohNeh
ton Of the Republican League Of the State OF N'Wi o
shall convene at Saratoga Springs Ne"-'''N' y" Wv
day Of september, 1890, at a. H. ~,
The constitution Of League provides thaI '''n .i"
in the League sha c entitled representation OF ufee
s.sg,,e and three sernates the annual convention
The prrposc of this convention is to elect omcet o
League and the selection Of members OF tne iNeou''
,,tteo for the ensuing year. aud 20 transact sch o,
yisabc T. n NoAi1i i-., l,,,t,,,e
President Charles Ialsey Moore, OF Inc fIdt'sO"Is
Young Mems Republican Club, offers Suggestion III
rcference 10 the work Of the convention: OWNS 10
The complications which NAV arse ulucr Wy !. w.
fraIlan or saxton Ballot law he writes. would ~ ~"
he wise al The coming League meeting OF hcpupl'"
clubs TO have practical cXclnplnoatlo va IT ~ 70 10
afternoons practice by the cOnNentiOn Oh oiS va va @
DAYS of It's session This. at TINS tiie W3uu w.
trcmely practical politics, ana 90 mort 40 (ut."'S
and Instructions Doubtless. some OF me clID, aS
already provided with the necessary b0othS 3u o'V
uncomfortable and possibly could be ndlcea 10 loi"
Them 10 tho convention for that purpose
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SUGAR TRUST REORGANIZATION.
THE DETAILED PLAN NOT LIKELY TO BE PUB
IISHED FOR WEEK YET.

LISHED FOR WEEK YET'
The reorganization plan OF the sugar hchhc''oo
Company is being prepared by the banking mouse Vi
Kdder, Peabody e Co., in conjunction WIN Ile'r
counsel Alexander & Green. There is not likely To DC
any publication of il for a week or ten days 'orre
spondcncc made public yesterday between NaS"'
spauldng & Co., of Boston, and J. H. SedrIes' Jr
treasurer Of tie sugar Trust. The former lrm wro'c
to Mr. scarcs that they did not think that certificate
holders would forward their certificates 70 the tcn'f
Trust Company, the depository, without more Kho"E
edge of the plan Of reorganization or INC ASSURANCE
That some banks bankers in whom pubic cohnueHce
would rest were associated with the trustees. lhiS
was In a telegram sent Monday. Mr. Searle' re-
piled a. follows on Wednesday, saying:
Your telegram of Monday came duly 10 manu. Dut
| DELAYED answer until today inaslnuch as was az
the time negotiating behalf of me DOalu WIN VIC
bankers with view to securing their cOOltIdti0h anu
aid I'm tho matter of reorganization. As you VIII nave
earned already by tine public prints, douDtpss,
Mcssrs Kiddcl Peabody & Co have consented, toeethcr
Of certificate holders and havo agreed with them mat
no plan shall be adopted which does not meet u!eIr
approval. look for substantial aid from these Schtie
and their counsel in the making OF PAN a, wen
in the securing OF the cooperation OF the certIIae
holders. The plan OF reorganization will not, possibly
Announced. meanwhile | trust that our tricld' VINO
hold certificates Will not hesitate 10 deposit them ana
thus permit early settlement
a Dispatch from Boston quoted Mr.. Spauding as say
ing: If transfer agency is established in Boston the
plan would bc perfectly satisfactory 70 the certificate
holders here. / would incOr5c it and my iricla, wnO
AFRO Interested would also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01

nouer which controls tIse Tammany Hall votes ana
they will not 60 to Grant II he Is ren0fnluaea' hA
Dcpister Sevn, who kicked ont 0i tic paoo ~
leader Of the lid District exState senator rinhht'
u.ho WAS promised the nomination for senator III Tue
XIih District Waterman James BarhcI' Vi u'o
with District who expected " get the DOCK 'On1
n,ssionershp which given 10 j. sergeant O"' p"'
GOT notniug are ali Oh The war path AFTER mayor
[.nont.s scalu These men all mean business alu
tbs neople of this city are nke! 10 scc laihnlrm!
teatner, and scslps lying before tue eccoh - ,ovnr
MIR Reilly came out ia open dehahGe I'll III. ,r, Ha
-, WeInp,day night at the Morton House, WI" Nv
otno,icfea tnt nomination Of N-Msyor Nullflh ~
Trace and his election over "fsht D! 'oVo' The
INN Mathews, OF the Bowcry, was One oi , ~
di.r,1.ion became somewhat earnest iOr WaIii ,
Umtr. and Slr Reilly hnally offered " Dach MS Jpn
pUi''' ,,,G a he; of $4,000. Ills bet was, hoMcNci,
mi ex Mayor Grace would get the maoi1'y g V ~
Xstbens IN Edward Hymns haud> .,, ~,
'fhs KIM District leader showed ScStcTVhJ. $40 ~
I'M, Inc IIsrhine down from his position. lie sad
S5hS %, o men and my self much OF inc
ontnion inst il would lie better Ia nave III, ~ - -
ciinnd hy Others than by MAYOR cram anu Az. "a rhs
Nm.tjon of men with whom he J. surIohoeIr; h NV
,,.rn"i community is not AZ all satlsIco. , nv "a
u oIntion OF The civ property has been lncr1aHl
49, ono o00 and the Increase has not oceh vIuIh
d~iribucd OF COURSE IL mas oec,l s'H mot on ONCE
sore head. but the rum i ta1 NH" ,hot w0nd take
r, In IlI-incss and my business pay hr ~ s,id
Tho cy REGISTER in barber NhoP CIrn
,,,s and in The ncXt chair TO him was 'o''"''''
"'n u, are going 10 do yon up said ME- he"S "
inc rc univ answer which from NJ GiroS was was
IN tho form Of this question "Nh' vi" H'' '"0
amman dS not cave TammanyT was the icply any
,,r pe,IIv Admitted the BARRIERS U''ucr "''''0''