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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
Cover Yems rahsss-


itls everywhere the fsshlen ia these
days to cover 81 smsIi fancy sAaass. ia
p~sior. hail or drawing roors. The bril-.
l.antly pussshed mahogany OF rosewood
.aFssrss wasch wxrs TIE delight Of cur
gsaaafa0ahess, and ssss Of goca 90 tnass-
iesrus Housekeeping. are - carefully bid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

Nav . Lady Made Fruit Jsrs Cat ef
brandy Hotties-


Al American lady whom | visited IA the
summer. and Who vas the fortunate POS
ssssor Of quantity az fruit which she was
about 10 make into jam and jelly, for which
she had not rots enough. showed me =
clever way II supplying The deficiency,
Jars for the purpose are very dear. euf. I'M
fortunately. empty whisky aud hysndy bot
ties are easily prccurahae- Rcund one Of
these she ted thread Of vcol dipped In
ccal css--shas 10. parahn-snd. after setting
IL aliehA plunged the bottle snso cold was<r.
when n cAae in swe, and slass Ear vas
the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

,i,v and pointed out how it had almost do 10 h,.
H in tw a years, the ratio OF increase IN 'nas
!" :" w ha,.;nr been 90 per cont. " Any c'l'
,%n, do"hlc. its population once in twenty
'""' " no added, is growing quite as las'
years. u" ,, En- IL soc no reason why
as " ""o ,hould worry or be uneasy because 1t
D'''" '',,. doublcd it, population sine" 1S'O.
S n growth seems to me quite snffi'len'' anu
'7"'" .r,r,b f., provide f"r.' There is more
I''' 49,. ',,na effect, bat the quotations gwen
are enough. :. r,o
CIV ;o,v If his emphatic statements IN Juno
,.n Ch,uu is c>toppcd from any action in
m.,,lor which contcmplatcs supplementary
,;;.I cous,,>. At least his course IN IN
.,r,,,irc Police Commissioner Hayden TO pro-
.aad with such recount renders him llabI" to a
,.,o 80 GROSS Inconsistency. lie is on record
- ;uJors;ne the work of the Federal emu
,,o,.,,ors and as de-, iaiinc oyer and over again
n,., thc, figures showed the population "t Inc
49,, =, lao =, large is could reasonably he cS-
,.,'.,od and rs large aS it ought to be- " nat
,,,.,d the wonderful change that has
.,, .,,,co in his views in Il little NOR" than
,I,, y mouth>? Another carefully prepared III
,,,.,,, f,om Mr. Chaplin. demonstrating tha'
,,,an, ;s cnti,c harmony between his earlier
,.;.,.s and his later ones. is obviously ca'i'd l"f
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free The purifiers Of Deaf Smith society then rode
r,nidlv away. Ruggle, hung for some Tour minutes
WHOM the limb broke and lie fell to the ground IN
IN i,son.ible condition. lie recovered, however,
md r,ode his cscapc but the incident rendered
Lin, ,houob,uL lie could not seem to forget II.
rv.r after the decorations made by the rope Oh
III. mock had healed he would frequently speak OF
il TIE result was that for SIN months ne an
NOT follow his profession, but devoted 'hc 'i' ID
,boryh, and study But little came oil II, how
ovor until no one day read in Memphis paper
-, = doctor inserting a silver tube IN chlld
throat for it TO breathe through whlie suffering
fro,n diph,leria Instantly great '4hC rhShc'
IN an the mind Of Rugglcs. lie wonld nave Il
silver tube put In his throat Driow '"e rope ]oe
The next morning he was III San A"'o''o' "''fe
la o,vc d.c,or named Blake 5000 to connect
silver tube with his wiLdpite' "'' '"'"'N
purolcs rode ont of san Artpnio the h"N' u'N an
doubt had vanished from hs lace an" Sc'c'''''
and confidence were in rs pace
Nr RuUrl.s now returned 10 me S''he OF DIS
former triumphs. ard again took mp DIS ""lN vi"
a vigor which surprised both irirAhS anu N'-''v"'
committee alike lie stole hor,c' ri-H' "a" '''
and sold them openly in the nearest "aiN'''
An,r two weeks tie committee a-"'" '''" "'" "
charge They hung him to the cross "'' VI d"
TELEGRAPH pole and. as he had cs'apen o''"i'. Oh
dawn and waited, bcguiling tie 1iii' VIII" P"''
ant storcs Wien he had hung 'hli'N hlI""'
they cut him down lie got mp from '''' S'"'''"'
shook hands all around. thanlrd '"''h i" ""
brief but well-cho>sn words. got on 'He ''""''
horse and rode aw2H. The committee WIZ "''"-
founded They were powcrless ~ oheF ally "
>i,tancr They rlurlsrd up courage, however I"
make one more attempt a week lh'rf. MS '''''
they allowed him to hang all night. Inc oiS
romplaint that Rmgele> made when en- """n III
the morning was that they lad diS'uf"" MN
before lie had finished his s,crp.
From that tame ill he taken III W'"'
AGO Ruggrss history has been on" OF r"h''h"rl
pro>rritv lie operated all over Western l"A's
NrN- \iro and Ni2pll. over 100 Inherent '"''
n,itr"c> had him in hand a, different times Ih"ir
i>ual co1r>. w, +" lynch linn airrr supper ana
then retire, thr Intention being I" t'I' an"
Gown IN lie uInrrin.. RE:-hS w"n!d h'ip hIh-
SIT down Shortly, after miIiI-ht, secure T."
GOOD horses nj pass on 10 anOth"r '"ihll'H!'N'
\ LA,.i,urnr :Ill beard always r"n"r'!" n" ST.
ser iulr and his secret VS. Lever ,ll>rpN"r'l ~
,i,, eourii,,r., ON one orra>lon III" WlinG
Workers Vi,illrcr rornHaitir. OF SiintS 81,
y w. kept lin sJ>rniulrl ~" days. bat, th"l=h
e, ,ri,"lcd somewhat from huncrr. Nat ~, all
He arrUmulnirI tpIiTr dh!IH% H." ! - Ten
years and dlr worth ",rr halt a million. I'"u-h
~" may not honor oar men Of -cnlH> ~ We >ll"a
tie tact remains that IT iir. ale wIlIn. I" WORK
rlirr Eilr be- yr., >Icccssi Il IN a financial s'lT
Ni Eg.gh> l,ii a son. Fr"rirk :. 10 carry on
tie. hl.i,.r>. Til, son /, ALREADY in san Antonio
r,,ni'"'irs tie u"'"r>'lv preparations
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TWELVE PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreirn.-Mc,srS OIricn and Dillon arrived al
Cherbourg. whenc" they started for f"ri>.
PREMIER Sousa announced the policy oil VI" new
Ministry in the Portuguese 'or'"s. i"'
Socialist Congress held a " comnicrs at halle
The trials for conspiracy at Tipperary were con-
,ipucd - 4 new Salyadorian Cabinet has been
announced. - The two final volumes o.
Lecky's History of England in the Eighteenth
Century" have been issued. - Outrdges on 'he
Armenians in Turkey continue
Doncstic.-Speak er Reed addressed large meet
ing of Republicans in Music Hall. Buffalo. -
Senator Hale advocated reciprocity before inc
Boston Boot and Shoe Club - The ONO Demo
cratic Legislative caucus agreed to Dill giving
the Governor the right TO remove Cincinnati
officials. 80 The Superintendent OF the Fedora!
Building in Chicago admitted that the building
was in an extremely bad condition - HE
annual convention of the Loyal Legion began III
s, Ionis - In the trial Of the Andover hersy
case before the Massachusetts Supreme Court the
arguments were concluded and the case taken
under Amusement.
City and suburban.-The Fassett Investigating
Committee found pawnbroker. an undertaken
and a bartender acting as clerks in the Regis-
ter's office, while pursuing their usual business
callings - DR.. Henry &. McGonegal was
sentenced to fourteen years Imprisonment for man
slaughter THE Rev. DR.. David Gregg, OF
Boston, was unanimously called to succeed the
Rev. T. l.. Cuyler pastor of the Lafayette
Avenue Congregational Church. in BROOKLYN -
Mayor Gleason, of Long Island City. was con-
victed Of assault in the third degree. - Wiz
ners at siorris Park: Maidstone, Annie. 81
James, Paramatta, Dablo, Kirkover and Can-Can.
- StocsB fairly active with frequent and IT.
regular fluctuations, closing firm after sharp adj
vances.
The Weather Forecast for to-day Generally
fair, with slight thermal changes. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest, "a degrees lowest. AS; aver
are. Sc.
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ponent as to give his own little Presidential b..r
another unwilling
PERSONAL,

The new state historian Of New Hampshire. A.
Fat"hellcr. Of Littlc.or j, lawyer and Dartmo,,r
graduate. VIII" has given much time to ,tudrug ~.
tOiic matters. '"e h'''
Archbishop Eyre. Of Ola. gov. who Is about N IN
raised BY The Pope TO tne .dcred College is onc ~ tho
most popular prcai", in Gra, britain ard hi
promotion Will be hailed m scotland Ly all A..sos
with somewhat OF the ,aaic enthusiasm AZ u.as IN.
ELEVATION oi J"hn Henry Newman in England eleven
years ago. II may bc added that the LAT Scotch
Cardinal was HIS Royal llielnes, and Emnencc Nh"
cardinal DnAr OF York. the last Of the Stuart dynasv
while scotland ran point To a. eminent a menher
ever al IN the Sacr CIegc-tO viii Cardinal Tca,on
the k.chc'u oi Scotland. "'''"'-
"GcOrge Sani,' OF home Of Nobant no,, =.
Chair". j. for sale. Tie great novelist, hri,u,e
library and belongings r@ro sold bv public AUCTION a
short time ago. and the pleasant country house which
sic loved wei" and vhich i. familiar TO every ,ov.r
Of French literature presents a drary picture 81
emptiness and dc>"rt"n. Adjoining /, the large gar.
den. h"w mas " T"'t>. The tomb Of (;eor,s
and AID OF c. ~ol. p i>,gi"d for himself and hi.
rliinn IN, nom II" plume HI nolcr had rendered 80
iaa"n>. "hc, she SANE cd ,p''tne. Tho graves are
Ill kept, wiihcrG n"",". lie on III, marble slabs ana
ill' spectator inrh> ""lr with melancholy con.
vl''ion "f the >lorrc-> Of human memory.
The 3iC>ihcni', Yif' J. wril known in Washington
hat >hc finds u an i"" av"ui"noc sometimes whils
stopping For this fer other rca>on she has
la"l. 'ohrn to yi'!"t timer - make ,ariou, pnr:
'"',''' ~ nav iH~ W ia III" ana ~, aCcOmpanlcd
b. her maid aud $40 fi'ndS.
To illustrate the 1T" lu~,lo" Nler's frank uraf.
feet ii manc ah' Oh IT, bcn'h rhi, incident is citd
b. certain io-tm story ll'I- \ lawyer from thai.
city. in ;r-u < rr>' b re "a" supreme Court. re.
f"rd 10 de- sion Is 'li' til,ll;,l two years
before" To hi> ,upri>". Ju-'o" Miller disputed the
point. wil.rnpo' ne a. with rac passed
TOR ~" time h"i"- 81 aup.ii"r branch VI the caS.
shortly after 6uid Inc ,,'it adjourned. and when it
II -~'inhlcd IN" n"Nt mo!1Ia: ia" awycr was about
f. take up ia" oj non mad" ~" day before BY Justice
N"r. Wh"a the latter if;,Ir'ip, ha and said. with
'"d ii'urod. ri>, .On, smile: N)u need not elab.
,ra' that point pr. =" ard I he fact Is that
yesterday forgot al a'pij The case Oi EoDt VS. Rail
that yOu had ~ mild."
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Amnsements.

AcADEMY-y:is-TheO Old Homestead.
AMBERG rHEATRE- S-Villa Fr!e'ir ohsIuh.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR BCILDlNti--t0a m to
ivp ~, Industrial Exhibition
BROADWAY rHEATRR-S-Panl Jones'
BIJO, rHEATnE-Al3 The CITY Directory
CASINO slj- Poor Jonathan
COLI Minus TuEATRE-slj Around the World IN
Eighty Days
DALI rHEATRE-Sij-Ncw Lamps Tor Old
EDEN WUsEE-Otcro and wax Tlbl-ans.
GARDEN EATRE-S-Sunscta and Doctor BIZ.
aYANn nI.r.,:A HOUSES The Red Hrssar
uAMMERsTEIN'S HARLEM OPERA HOCSE-sls-
Fruan!.
UEKRMANN'S THEtTRE~S- Suzetie.
KOSTEE@ BfALS--S-t arin"ncna
1yCEuM THEATRE-s5 O-The Master Of Wood
barrow.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEATkE-
S-Seidi Concert.
MADISON s0rAEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nr''""e|
MINERS bTHAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. squire.
NEW PARK THEATRE 8 "a Pailor Match.
NIBIO's GARDEN-s--rheP Pupil in Mage
PALMER's THEATRE-S-The Heir ut Law
pROCTOns 25D.sC THEATRE elj-Au tho Com
forts OF Home.
STANDARD rHEATRE-slj-The Whrl"ihu.
STAR THEATRE A-The Senator
uNION SQUARE THEATRE 18th. County Fair.
l4TH STREErTIIEATRE- 3 Blue Jeans
30 FIFTH 0E -lOa to 10 p. H. Art Exhibition.
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indcfcns;hle, nomination. 1t invites defeat at
fhe hands of voters who believe that the duty
of a CONGRESSMAN is to serve his constituents
to the best. and not t" the worst OF his abiii!'
Thcif NOMINEE Mr.. >tahinec+cr, has proved Il
had failure lie has made his mark ut ash
in.ton a, an absentee. bm not a. a a"mlker.
An examination of the official record has dis
closed the fact that he was missing at "?2
rol-call, ont of i62. These figures ought 10
secure his defeat hy Il vote 81 large a> cmpha' :
lcally to attest tha! the majority OF the people
of the \INth District are too intelligent ana
public->plli,cd and think too much OF Their own
romu N interests to condonr-a> -tahncckc' :
,c-"cctiln certainly would condon"-gr'|S m
fidelity to duty on the part of public servant
The Republican nominee j. Thomas St'aln>'
will not only receive we are tOld. the fuIl
narty vote IN Wc>tcbe>ter County, but VIII run
.ar ahead OF his ticket III III" rest oi IN" as
;ri,t. Considering his own merits. ana mat
his opponont has richly earned the night t. stay
=, home. the ou,looL Of the Republicans is
cnccura.inc. Their candidate. who can ho
counted upon if elected 10 Scrr" the district
ably and indn>tio,i>y ought 10 prove too m'rh
for Stahlncckcr the absentee.
Ecpublican success in these two districts
vould be most gratifying. Ii would render
them the banner districts of the State, cheer
our party friends al a.on. the line. and hand
,,,,ncly contribute 10 the good work OF prevent
iny III" Democracy from returning to power III
the next Congress. Tine canvass III b"th on"h'
10 be pushed L. the utmost.
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TWO DISTRICTS TO FIGHT FOR.

~
The LIST Congressional District Of this state
is represented in the present Congress by
Democrat. So too is the X1Nth District. Why
should not the Republicans gain both OF them?
They have reason to believe that they can do
SO by exerting themselves to their utmost, and
two such prlzeS would greatly strengthen the
New-York delegation in the Lid Congress.
Our friends in the LIST District have paved
the way for success by placing an unusually
strong and popular candidate in the field. The
Democrats themselves practically Conccdc that
the nomination Of John Lewis Child> by the
Republicans renders the district at least Doubt
FIJI. Thus 1.-THE Rochester Union" says that
cit is very evident that the Republicans IN
nominating MIR. Chlli> have designs on th"
district. and intend to capture it if possible
Mr. Chids'S relations to the fruit growers and
farmers of Long Island and all over the county
render him an exceedingly dangerous man t.
run against" Obviously. when Mr. ChidS'>
opponents are forced to take that tone his sup
pOrters in Queens. Richmond and suffolk may
well feel that success is within their grasp
The present Congressman received plurality
of only | .GG3 votes. 1t can be overcome and
the district redeemed ii the Republicans Of
the three counties make one OF their old fash.
Toned, plucky, persist mt canvasSeS.
The plurality which confrOnts the Rcpub-
licans of the XIVth District is about 1000.
and nevertheless, the situation to-day warrants
them in making resolutc contest For the
Democrats have made wretched in fact An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
MlYOR CU1PIN'S INCONSISTENCY

II Is reported that the Police Commissioner of
Brooklyn was greatly surprised one day last
week when Mayor Chaplin sent for him and dI-
rcctcd that a recount Of the cty'S inhabitants
should be made by the police force, after the
manner of the supplementary police census
which has been in progress in this city for the
last fortnight. Commissioner llaydrn> sui
prise is not in the least 10 be wondered at if ii
be assumed that he had distinct recollection Of
the remarks made by the Mayor Il, the time OF
the first announcement Of the population Of
BROOKLYN as reported by the Federal rnumcr
atoIs Thi; was during the last week in June
Al that time Mr.. Chaplin furnished to the Brook
lyn press an elaborate interview, which bore
evidence Of having been carefully prepared.
At all events there ha. never been Il shadow Of
doubt thrown upon lis authenticity. and there i
every + a>pm 20 believe that it was tn" full and
frank expression of the Mayors views on The
subject of the census and lis result far is his
own c'y was concerned.
Now. what had Mayor Chaplin f., say in refer
cnce to the matter at the time named? We
quote from the columns of "'Tho Eagle" In
answer 10 question as to possible additional
enumeration Of the people of lr"oklyn, ht said ::
mo, ! do not expect to attempt any supple
mental census. 1t would have no conclusive
quality OF any sort. nave moi felt
that ErUoklyn has any good cl,I>. for complaint
if its population Is returned al any figure in cA
cess of 500 600. such Il present population in
dcatc> a growth since 1850 oi about 40 per
cent, and that is fast enough for any city to
grow when it is as large city as Brooklyn.
Such growth is what we might expect from the
past history of Brookiyn.' Then he proceeded
70 speak VI the very rapid growth9 Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

More interesting disclosures regarding the
Registers Office were made Yesterday. One
reason why this department is now burden
upon the city. although IN the old days the
Register enjoyed prnccly income, is the fact
hat a number of worthless s;necureS are quar-
tered upon the Office. \ pawnbroker' an
undertaken and bartender, i; appears whhe
pm SUING thci several vOcation> regularly drop
INTO the Registers office now and then. ana IN
consideration Of th.ir =" scrvicc>' dla" Hl.2o"
each from the city Treasury. PLAINLY the he'i-
loom has been worked for all If Is Wollh.
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II fRNEY 4. RTGGIES.

News comes from Wc ping Willow, Arizona.
Of ihr death OF Harvey T. Resale, Tie rlnncr,
~" ti.li t!ic reader viii hot t'ru.riIc tine nl,ur.
though lis bearer perfected one of tine most ia
.rHlpu> inventions of the age We ,louht If
Edison could h;.,r c\crc,cI hIn IN originality
SILL hr dies unknown. RrrnHii,s are un.r,ir-
iul: they air also Iorlrtlul, and ull.s Il man :,
PRESIDENT, or Is pushing the sale of Il thlrr-,ular
Shoe lie is apt TO he lost sight Of
Mr. Ruggc> is dead. aud il seems a fitting
time to SPEAK of his invention. Indeed. he would
have died several Years ago had it not been for
his invention. Noi!ir. ever more 81, arly lrnyt,
rn"'i iilr In tie lir,i place. We should sly
that the late Mr. RuvgleS was not particularly
honest man. Not 10 pnf any point Oh il ut ALL llur-
Mry Z. Rngglrs was horse thief lie followed
the vocation from his eighteenth yrnr till the day
of his DEATH bat IT, Ii not To- be- cone nlcd from this
that his taking of was one of Violence rs he died
calmly of Inrioniis. Ten Years ago when livln.
in Deaf Smith County, TcNas Mr.. Rn.gIes wa,
taken one nivht hy the efficient local "gamtc
c0npl.tes and hung by the neck " a mesIpl,e
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Az ,'NNATVHAL ALLIANCE.
rr,r, The Hartford Courant.

FROM -. = a,
r. ,pp,,l an,c Of De Laurry Ni'oll'S haine on !ns
'',' tIr,,., tbs Nt.tr calls attention anew 10 w.
hing ml\t.,. good and bad ~fhlir>n'P w"
:,I,.,rv social respectfully and tcErlnled cii!n'
imahtv in that astonishing "rS;'laioa; No" ,h
% 'n,,itic. make stranger bcliclows thah w tno
a"', am Fonrt,cnthSt 81. There was never VET
~" r.mTanv bos,-not even Tweed hlmset-~ho
~, ,iI an , mach 10 draw Oh the uptown fnIu'
Wa>" ,,,,i,trs as confidently as on tho tcneieht
hnu,c, and the dives for votes.
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Jn0cr 10 Announcements.
DnslNess Not,res.

rp1c1.xt. TERMS TO NAIL SUBSCHlBEES.
I wear. Il mos mos. mo.
Dl..H vs. 49, un 8
St ,rnSS; " Trpu,c ~ 200 100 >" 49,
WpcklV Tribune. ""
S,,,i 'Iv.eLl, +. hume.
Postage prepaid by Tribune except on la'y and Nlna'
,,,.r 10, ma, ubsc iiber> N'w.IOrh CITY aud on
hai,y mWeeky and Weekly TO foreign r"nnt'' III
s.hch c1tia ~ leo paid bN -ul>trlOr-
Remit ,y Postal Order Express order. CHECK Dlait o.
Registered Lc'iI. . . . go ,,o,,,or.d ,o..o,
Cash Postal Note, II sent IN an uh'ce'>"feu f''''
will be Ut oNnrr's r>R Va,
Adde'S All ,poiG"ace simply " Tia" Trline New
York.
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According 80 n payer which WIS ht'ly read
b,iotr ihr Brush A>>oriaton. ilr wot!d viii b.
il.ly IhahI'rd IT, the course of :. years. As>lin-
IL. t.rs.. Figures {" b." 9, rrrri. Ten III about
900 Wear, II VIII become the p.lniAl duty at the
I,uigrL'Iun commissioners Ia hang ont the SIN
Si.u!Ius Room Oulv' Oh the outer wall OF
Castle ,,.i,!ra. ct B.liow', Island. o. whrr" the
'u,,miiauS of immigration ut that distant DAY
may haze "A local .LmiL'lon.
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,,rn,,YMEN IN POLITICS.
From The Albany EAp.c>~.

rr,n The AlTNu\ ENp'VNE' -,
Vh,, III, lcrA done N Ne" iHrH NV sHoui' , or
,,, ,,, here III, errtu. need ." inc 'iihc. u 49, 49,
n ,ri, demand Al. AID "ur local 'lc c, ,Vn
., i,, brti t.Au L mt ''t t' rN VI w f'
~, h,, been - D., their b.cthicn oi Ncw'fo'A'
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NoN ,nukoHt FIR lie removal of the Bc"EItn
Nl\y NnrI /, viii l." remembered that wien
rur..iN .lrlrn.,h Clmlhrll Was in ton-rc>,
,ltr. wears a-u lr WIS a power AZ the Navy
Y,rd' for >ao,t time and then lb,>, MrLnn-h-
80, Of T.. ,',lrn. - Iu his fine work. much 10
;l,. nI,lt f '"u-lrS~Ian lin and his com
,I,rm,rut, In fact the latter were crowded "dt.
mi the Nrinhrr from ~" Eighth threatened {"
..u.r ,.rcr - i,>olutIun IN The newt Congress pro-
lin. iuI q "r'moval Of the Navy Yard 10 Port
u. ,,I> ar >lut' other available spot ahoy" tr
II rlrm River" Blt Mr. tamph'l failed of re-
r.fiun AMI tie resolution WAS not introduced.
f. he r\-, 90. FRESHMAN i Elected thi, time hr may
Irurw his sciiNiir on tie Navy Yard question.
TINT hr means not to be- idle Is inferred from tn,
.cn.nll< which he made to my friend. Mr. tlrvr-
AM" on Trashy: There aIc no flies "n me. Mr..
~ President.
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one Of the most venerable Of 'hr inhabitants
"i New EnelinI nlS w,Ii'rn an autobio.iHplhr,l
>lr,. ~ winch lac ailtr> tat he tduAli hlm>,ls 10
play upon n cnrOnct while Vet a NounG man.
|, has generally been thou-M that ,rn-th of days
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p,w MATERIAL. AND 40 HOME PRODUCT.
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unfortunately Mr.. Mckinley forgot to put ps0'4s
tive talii on the rain,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

Speaker Reed has made three ringing speeches
at three important cities in this State-Ctica,
Rochester and Buffalo-in the course of the
last three evenings. In each place he was
most heartily welcomed, and thousands of
eager listeners waited with rapt attention for
his words His audience at Buffalo contained
5000 persons. The benefits of the Mckinley
Tariff bill and the obstructive tactics of the
minority in Congress furnish the Speaker with
congenial topics, which he invariably treats
with freshness and force. MIR. Reed expects
to speak every night from now till the cam
paigI closes. He is power upon the stump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

The Police Commissioners have, in our judg-
ment, made mistake in declining to ask the
Board of Estimate for the small sum of money
required to pay the salaries of few police
matrons President MacLean has been in
favor Of appointing matrVns but the other
members of the Police Board are either indiler-
ent or hostile Public sentiment, however,
has expressed itself strongly in favor OF having
persons CT their own sex to look after women
who are locked up in police stations, on the
ground of both humanity and decency. APP,
parently, resort must again be had to the Legi>-
lature to accomplish reform which ii ia not
n our credit that we have waited for 50 long
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