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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
DEMOCRATS DIsMAYBD IN ELMIRA.

DEMOCRATS UlsMAiED IN ELMlRA.
Elmirs oct 90 (SpecIal.-The total registration In
,bs First Second, Third and Fourth wards Of this
cItv. the only wards not Affected by the extension
n the city limits, is 1894 as compared with asia
IN $780, The First, or @Tenderioin" Ward registered
COL ss compared with 8s3 last fall. The Fourth, or
principal foacr ward, registered 0s2, compared with
Lib last fall Not registered In First Ward. 10
cording to . party canyass-Republlcans 10, Demo
Gratis &C; Second Ward, not rcgistercd-Republicsn
90, Democrats o. Third Ward not regstsred-Republl.
cans 90, Democrats - Fourth Ward not registered
gepubncsns 81, Democrats 90. The Second and Third
Ward electors are 80 per cent noaters The registry
Of last Il was partly made up from tho registry OF
1863, and comprised many names not entitled
10 vote last year. Tho vote last fall IN
the wards named was Is follows: First,
400; Second. $50; Third. ia; Fourth, BAG. NO
estimate Of the other wards can DO made account
of the extension of the city limits last winter. Judge
Muller was present all day yesterday, and with mem'
bers of the Elmirs delegation Ut Albany, including
Mark Eustace and Boss A. c. Eustace and seventy
five Others worked strenuously to get full registry But
the result shows great disappointment for In tho
for wards mentioned. got Democrats and los, Re
refused to register the failure TO appear being due to
sickness or atsencc from the city. Several Democrats
declined 70 register they asns hG ,ass
stated to a prominent Democrat to-day that, II the
registry in this city Is to be taken criterion, the
tickets. Reports from various places In this, the
proportion not registering The Republicans are well
pleased with the situation IN the district. The total
the extension Of the city last spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
" DELICTOC SLY SAD.
From The Boston Post.

From Tho Boston POST.
A friend Of mine. the younger members Of whose
family are given to using sebselcss phrases much
affected by The youth Of this good old town. tells
me that after many futile effort. he succeeded In 50
attention that they h. 'e in measure dropped IT..
Win them every new thing was lawfully sweet,
every social gathering they attended awfy" Jolly.
one evening he came home with u budget Of news.
friend OF his had failed In business. lie spoke Of the
Incident "deliciOusly' sad. lie had ridden up
town in the with a noted raconteur and w.t. whom
Inc described &" horribly" en-. ertaning. and to cap
The climax. he spoke Of some butter which had BEEN
set before him at country hotel "divnely' rancid.
" should think. papa said his eldest daughter tina
vou we're ont of your head Not the least my dear
6o said pleasantly. Pm merely try Ing to follow the
fashion. worked out dlvlnrly rancid with a good
deal of labor. 1t lawfully sweet and goes IL
one letter. You'll find in the swim hereafter.
And now" he added let me help you to piece Of this
dcicously tough 6eei, Adveros are not as much
hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

In One ten years from 1870 TO 1880 the total IN,
crease less than SlOOOOoOO In 1iio ioua ye air
atoms were increased by s217 100000, or S24ouOVoo
per annum In the two years OF your M nn on ~
the increase in valuation mas Deeh dif2'ooo"'o' VI
Oil ,OO0, 600 per annunl.
coon THINGS FOR FAVORED CONTRACTORS
We have been again reminded of Tweeds days oS
certain practices in the award OF conuaC's III .''0
Fire Department and in the Department OF fuohc
Works 1t appears that the specifications for rubber
hose and for pavements have been SO drawn ttst
terms of the specification and bid on the oontraess
and that those favored persons have taken saVanase
OF tire circumstances 10 sell their eooos 10 ts wy ~.
much more than the same gooos "oio 'ei"N io ' WV
The subcommittee on pay rolls and salaries Oh tn:
i 'S'n' pubic 1sSs. scsoan,s s0 tie s is
he days OF Tweed reported among other things IN
some instances they tine pasrOns' nave we FAD that
in the FIVE county courts 90 cent more oHcess amc
attendants under pay than are REQUIRED any So nn
In this one item an utterly needless expense VI ~''
These words describe the Registers once Oh t0nay
ONCE was made salared Office and the ICES olrec'eo
to be paid into the county treasury ,son
,IIssS iss 600
E.pcn ns '-............. 1900 1900
FRONT 10 Register 9l.ooo tLoss W ei"' '
SALARIES. arm.
DEPUTY ncr..er.........s 5000. 5000 5000 5000
SrNasniniog Clerk . 800 a examining clerks 4'ooo
PAY ROLL.
o,o onStod,.n Nine custodians,
O Oe naaSino rlsrk Three reading clerks,
-Four index CLERKS ooo 49,. E ao,yn I W si~tyfour In
II will thus not appear unreasonable II the GU,
Mneasiness upon continuance of the present ad-
mmnIstartjon In onice and dread what another two
years Of Tammany may mean for THIS city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
ANOTHER DAY FOR LITTLE FALLS.

Little Falls. " Y, Oct 90 (specaD. 1.-The regstra-
ton In this village far has shown increase In
the vote that Of last year. Under tho new Ballot
law the voters of Little Falls have for the first time
been required to register The total vote polled last
year 1885, and the registration last night shows
o,1S3, a gain Of 175 over the vote Of q year ago
Nearly all OF the voters In the town have registered
and next Friday which will be the last day given for
that purpose will not probably increlse the regstra-
ton mnrc than fifty All Of the citizens are much ~,
terested in the new ballot system and the novelty OF 1t
will probably be the cause OF bringing out one OF the
largest votes ever polled here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
A UNION OF CLUBS IN THE xIxTH DISTRICT.

UNION OF CLUBS IN THE XIXTH DISTRICT
Delegates from eleven Republican clubs OF the AlAth
Assembly District held convention on Saturday at the
clubhouse West Side Republican Club to discuss the
forming association OF the Republican clubs
the XIXth District The meeting was called to ordct
by Charles N Tantor president OF The West Side Reprb
Club who said that the OF the proposed
ganzstion closely TO unite the Republican club,
Of the district After speeches BY John F. Brude Dr. G
W. Clark Alexander Martin Frank II. Plat and Daniel
Kelly temporary officers Of The association were elected us
follows Charles n. Taintor president and Frank H.
Scott secretary. committee was then appointed 10
formulate plan for organization, consisting Of A. H.
anda from Republican organizations Of the XIxth As
scmby District; F. j. Syme, Hamilton Republican Club
John w. Totten Boomngdale Republican Clubs William
A. Daily West Side Republican Club; Samuel B. Bovine,
Excelsior Republican Club Robert w. Charters, JW Cook
Association Daniel Kelly, Lincoln Republican Club WILL
INN c. Anderson WOrkngmens Republican Club William
Spruce XIXth Assembly District Republican Club; Will
lam Halden Charles +. Brudcr Republican Club Eugenio
Rainen Andrea Pamen Italian Society The convention
adjourned to Monday evening. when the committee
will report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

The Corinthiaa Yacht Club has Issued cireu'ar 70,
their July which Is TO take place of Newport and
Is sweepstakes. The and finish will be at Bren.
toms Reef Seventy per cent OF the entry money IN
each class Will be given in silver plate the winner and
twenty per cent In each class will be given silver plata
to the second the remaining per OF both glasses
will be aided the przc given " the boat OF whichever
class which makes the shortest corrected tLe OVER hs
course Entries will close May H. and may address,
10 Sailing Committee COrntAian Yacht Club OF New.Yo
Nj Roosevelt Schuyler. secretary No 55 Beaye.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
ALBANY DEMOCRATS DIsIIEARTENED.

Albany, Oct 90 (specoD.-The Democrats aro dis
consulate over the result OF the registry under the
new law Albany City complete shows total regis
tratIon Of 81 ,240, which is nearly 1000 less Than
the registry last year. The greatest decrease Is from
400 to 800 In single wards. Principal among these
are the Second Third, Fourth, Fifth Sixth, Eighth,
Twelfth and Fifteenth Wards, all Democratic; The
seventh Tenth Eleventh, Thirteenth. Fourteenth, SIX
teenth and seventeenth Republican Wards have smaller
totals Nv from two TO five hundred.
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msnt per capita ritS therefore Therefore only g..
CITIZENS, LOOK AT TaIsi
These figures ere obtained from tho Controllers ~
ports from the cities Of Chicago, Fdlsdeiphia and
BROOKLYN. Il may be, however. that the person on
whom you relied better and moro reliable authori
ties issued under the sanction Of Tsmmany Hall.
,,.sss. m rss SiSss r sssPssssss Fer ';;s
k ks13:if;Rssi. 1855 s sssSsSSS i
Y :R Of the Os:s q psr S1nSs
forest Il IL per cent which one occasion sSa
n. ss ss 'sf sa ss:. # not
months ATE. sS, pr smss sale
q bonds has bsen made. Those three months wero
you, e s sr nsuss c sSS o Of Newy City
S one Of he Of while
%s: d % .rS cl ta sS'n
&c s DEBT oSSs e. IN
about s "a e. ae ese sh1 n RSS
s sS Ssot tSe city, SeS has sin a
600, and this in spite Of the fact that more yan
ns. nI been BY as Sa1R
hes been applied in this way and yet the debt Is now
Ate .S ssp net p asst S City at the begin
ming Of this year zee. 200 $50 &c. or more thsn
ss f.. s.'s S than 'ss %
inhAbitAnt -
for escf nhaSitsnt While The debts Of Philadelphia
sd Chicago are not only not inorea.ing but are
e: So SsSS s'essss sssa
on Janusry !. 1880. A.,
.Aninistsf a Of our city government cannot aI 70
the en-. to 81 SF
the exposure Of the Tweed ring. One OF the great
cries OF Tweed for public improvement-the
building Of the bouievards, the new Court House and
the Identifying OF the city,. From Tsminany today
ne have similar talk about the extension Of wharvcs,
the putting down Of subways and the renewal OF pave
mcnts.
HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF.
In 1871 it turned out that these great advertise
mcnts Oh public improvements were used to screen
practices by which the money Of the citizens was
stolen or misappod and II VIC look behind the great
placards Tammany has erected today. marked SUD
way improvcments.5 wharf extension "neW pave
ments" we find In the conduct OF many on 'ae cay
departments fearful correspondence between Ihc ns
ures OF Is6s 1869 1870 and those OF 1885, 1851
and 1900 ,e-o 49,, e,d
In the tax-rate Of the years preceding 1877 we ma
tho same suspicious reduction when mas feeuIr r
during the last two years, corresponding win s,a
increase Of tax levy. The figures OF tho 'aA'e arc
As folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
SARATOGA REGIsrRATIoN UNFINISHED.

Saratoga, oct. % (Speclal-The registration Is
reported unusually large, far exceeding the vote Of
last year or the year before The thirteen districts
of saratoga Springs contain 1921 names already
registered, and in four Of the districts the number
exceeds the legal limit of 300 The third and last
day for registration will be next Friday, when 1t
Is expected that the books will be thoroughly revised
MANY names are believed to be duplicated. The
vote in Saratoga Springs In 1883 was 3,313 and in
1850 WAS 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TIE CHANGE SLIGHT AT NEwBURG

Newburg n. V, Oct. 90 (speciaD. The registration
I'm the twenty ono district, In this city Is about
5Oo5. The registration Of last fall cannot be OBJ
tanned to-day Tho vote Of last fall on Secretary OF
State and state senator about 4,515. Allowing
10 per cent as the difference between the total
registration and the total vote. 1t will be seen that
there is only small increase, II any, over la t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TIE TEiTHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. MONDAY

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. MONDAY
Washington. Oct co.-For Ncw.Engand fair weather
except showers the coast east Of Rhod Island north
erIy winds and colder BY Tuesday morning
For Fastra York, Eastern Pcnnsylvani, Nev.
Jersey and thence to Virginia. cold hly winds ~
showers
For the Csolinss. Georgia. Florida aud thence -
Eastern Texas. fair.
For Wet r, New York Western Pcnnsylvania. Obs
and West Virgin 0drr northwc, ely winds cou
and rains except fat weather IA Southwestern Ohio.
For Tennessee and Kentucky, fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
APPARENT REDUCTION IN BUFFALO.

Bualo, Oct 90 (speciaD.-Thc city registration foots
up 49, s0a which, all things considered rather large
Though last years registry was 645l7 II is believed
that about $1,000 carried over by the old
system that stood for voters removed o. dead. The
vote last fall was ii o52 and It Is safe TO say that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
Safety. C.ufsrt and Speed.

Tnese erest reoustos are fully met on the Royal Blue
Line operated between Newyork philadelphia baltimore
and Washington BY the jersey Central elons anu ana
heavy see ra on rock ballast ana me eoHfh' anc
ere vesbved std BY seam and Lighted by Pnseh gas
6kaNon foot of Xboyty.sA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
FOR BADGES AT THE POLLS.

The women Of New-York who interested themselves
in getting out men to register have taken deep
interest In the work OF manning the polls on election
day with watchers They propose to do their part la
and have sent out this circular to the women
OF New-York
The Importance OF having honest men volunteer
to election day watchers at the polls Is clearly
shown by enclosed and In view OF your hearty
response i1 signing the appeal" feel encouraged to
ask your help at this critical ame.
WIN you distribute these papers. and impress your
friends the need Of their energetic action in this work
To distinguish these volunteers ct the polls they must
have badges aud these to give. The badges
viii not than cents each. end contribution
however small toward this object will be gratefully re-
ceiyed and should be sent member Of committee
The circular Is issued BY Mary Jay schienen, and
the members OF the committee are Mrs. G. r. Lowell.
No. 100 East TMTteth-st Mrs W; II. schietfelin. No
Clinton Place Mrs. j. j. Chapman, No. 827 West
Eighty sec ondst. Miss Lowell No. 100 East Thirteth-
ST. Miss Lockwood, secretary, No. ia East Eigh-
teenth-st.; Miss De Mscarty, and Miss Eleanor Jay
schie6eln, No. 20. East Fifteenth-st.
TO INVESTIGATE THE POLICE BOARD NEXT.
When the Senate Committee Cities meets tomorrow
morning IL will take up tho Police Board - the next
Department In the list to DO Investigated.
Governor David B. HIN. who has been . 'stunDlng"
tour through Ohio and West Virginia, reached hs city
Yesterday afternoon. He not long before no
saw NUMBER Of loed leaders In regard 10 the presabe
'es- Of Hin Asssmblrmea in shs stw. Edward karnhv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
NAMES or NOy.REsIDEHrs OFF AT KINGSTON


Kingston, y. Y, Oct. 20 SpcciaD.-The total regis
traton in eight OF the twenty districts into which this
city is divided Is 1900 In the First Ward the total
Is 500, which IS loss Of % compared with last
year. and Of 1875 with that OF 1858. The total in tho
Second Ward Is 400, which Is 14s less than that Of
last year, and 1873 short Of 1888. The other wards
show corresponding losses and it Is estimated that
the total registration Of the city under the new law
will be about oncuater less than that OF last year.
when the total vote cast was 4O2s. The total vote
Of the First Ward then 407, Of the second Ward
AO5. The city registration last year was 5,ao5. 1t
made up Of the names Of dead men or nonresdcns.
"a was possible under the old system OF registration.
The present list doubtless includes about all the legal
voters OF the city The phy steal disability" list
recorded here Is rather large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

win no considerably. larger now. Tho increase Of
the rsg'R spSbcsn ana Dcnccratsp yxsrds except In
~ penublcsn Eleventh, which has heavy increase,
S Su largely to rapid growth In population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TREASURER HUSTON Buys A STALLION

Cynthana, KY. Oct o8.-W. II. Wilson. OF Ab.
daah Park Cynthiana County, has Just sold United
states Treasurer J. ~ Huston the great show Stallion
Jubilee de Jalnete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
THE LIST IN SYRACUSE CLEARED OF DE

THE LIST IN SYRACUSE CLEARED OF DEAD MEN.
syracuse n. V. Oct 20 (Special).-Tbe poll lists
which will govern the election next week were closed
by the boards of registry last night The exact num-
Der OF persons who appeared before some one OF the
eighty boards Is 17G26 Last year for the charter
election the total OF the city was p 1857. or 34I more
than tile enrolment OF this year. Tile first impression
gained from glance at these figures IS that there has
heen heavy loss in the registration this fall as com
narcd with last year. This Is not the case however
on the contrary. this years showing Is decidedly
favorable to "a heavy vote. The actual vote OF the
city in the fall OF 1890 was 1906, considerably less
than the registration. The apparent discrepancy
crows ont Of the old system Of registration by proxy
A member OF one of the boards said TO The Tribune
correspondent tonight:
I'VE have simply dropped lot OF names that had
,.en carried along from year 10 year. Many are dead.
others have moved from the city. and In many In
stance, registration OF fictitious names was made BY
proxy .. .,.ssod himself as much pleased
With the way things are going. lie says tllat nc has re-
cn,vcd hundreds OF letters from voters all over the
statc asking for information on some point In the
$50, hill lie has several amendments to the bill
hSh he will Introduce at the coming session. looking
w. sTratcr simplicity in its operation lie mas also
~ Man looking to the betterment OK the primary
caucus system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
ADDRESS TO SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN

ADDRESS TO SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
Columbia, s. c.. oct. 90 (speciaD.-The Republican
State Executive Committee last evening issued ali adj
dress to the Republicans of south Carolina declaring
the belief that to the two Democratic state tickets
now IN the field the regular Ticket headed by b. T.
Tlman, and the Independent ticket, headed by a. e.
HASKELL the interests Of all classes would be better
sabserved by the Of the Haskell ticket. The
address continues
Certainly no Republican who has heard or read
Tlman's utterances in this campaign could con-
scientOusly vote the Tlmsn ticket. The success OF
this ticket without vigorous protest at the polls
WILL in the judgment Of your committee result In the
enactment of class legislation and the passage OF laws
to discriminate against and Cypress the Republicans
Of tho State. The Tlman faction stands pledged to
the calling Of constitutional convention, the evident
purpose Of which is so to restrict the suffrage as
forever to deprive largo number Of Republicans OF
the right to vote. The Haskell faction declares liz
OF free ballot and fair count, and promises
elected to give the people OF this state government
that will protect and maintain the rights OF an Jus
citizens With those facts before you your committee
has concluded that In the present crisis. you could
consistently vote tho Haskell ticket without violating
your allegiance to the Republican party. and while
not urging this course as party measure, we COM
mend the ticket to your favorable consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
A NOTABLE INCREASE IN pEEKsKILL.

Pccksill, Oct. 90 SpecaD.-Nlne wards OF this city
registered the first day, last Saturday, 2.o31 To
that number added yesterday 375 names, making
a total in the city OF 2,4O0 registered names. The
vote for Secretary OF State last fall In three wards then,
under the old law divided into four wards was 2,OD3
The increase this year is over 300 due TO large In
of population The remaining five districts In the
town Of COrllandt showed about 800 names as com
pared with the vote Of o15 for Secretary Of state lass
fall I'm these districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TIE RECORD AT ITHACA.

Ithaca, n. Y, Oct. &c tSpeeiaD-Twenty-se nun
dred and fortyo voters registered In this city
Twenty two hundred and eighty nine votes were cast
at the last city election No registration OF the city
voters was ever had for general election separate
from the town,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

ot health and strength renewed and Of ease ' comes
s,,ows the use Of Syrup Of Figs aesS In harmony
Win nssure to ensctually cleanse the system wnen oos
,,o"s Far ssis in k0c snA 81 90 bottles By eli lead
Ing dxugglstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
4 DIMINISHED ,LIsT AT LOCKpoRT

Lockport oct. &c (Specan.-Thc last day OF regis
tr,ton I'm This city showed $500 names registered in
the eleven districts This IS 30 short Of the rcgstra
ton carried last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

A LARGER VOTE POSSIBLE IN GLOVERSVILLE-
Gloversvle, Oct. o6 Spccal.-The total registration
of this town Is $500 The only comparison to be
made Is with the city election held on April u.s. at
which 3,O47 votes poled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF.
will he seen that

IL will be seen that the tax rate was lowest Wien
Pho necniatop was greatest The figures showing the
increase in valuations for the purposes OF taxauoh arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
Mr.. cHoArE's GOOD WISHES AND HELP.

Among tho many callers at the Peoples Municipal
League on Saturday Joseph H. Choate, who came tn
wish Francis NJ. Scott triumphant election, and to
leave a check for q considerable sum toward the ex-
penscs Of the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
AN ESTIMATE, FOR GLENs FALLS.

Glens Falls, Oct "a tspeciaD.-The approximate
number registered In the Town OF Oueensbury Is 5ll2
Last years vote was 2,4o7.