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WANTED-HEIP.


WANIhD-Af ONCE. lnsT-gLAss HOUSE
d;ersp iHi a;ce Apply at l3 farraEut ST. near Sol
~ ANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A NEAT AND
w provision store Apply :N0 I'd Il. NV. IT.
WaaNTED..sEvEEtL Mat sEMERs TO MAKE
lis Pa aye corn and 'on0n Shields Apply at once
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS. Sio TO
Sssn
WAN,TIEEIpY,A GOOD JoURNEYMAN BARBER
WANTED-w. E. PkIRCE & CO. WANT I'M
w mediatey live AGENTS sell watches. diamonds aud
s sseIrs on cooperative pian Apply Rooms and =
WANIED-A WOMAN CAPABLE AND WILLING
S dS ,s o5 family Of so man R
pnse:erred Address. with references, Box 81. star
VTANTED-A MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON:
,voi msss come well recommended to GIG 0 st. NV
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD RABBITS
house. Apply at 31s s,h st. W. at once. iya4-st'
7snrr oSck HAPEs
WANTLD-A SOBER WHITE MAN AS NIGHT
come We'll Teconnsndsa Aarcs: BUSINESS 's ssr
WA Sy JiR i6,S S e p TENOR 1cATHoLTo A
WANTED-sALEsMEN: PERMANENT PAYING
ELM ELLS&SaTK BARRY Mt. HOPE NHrss.is. To-
WANTED-Two ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MEN
placed the market Cali At 70 Indiana a1e Y
W6His j. faSSfNd. rs Ms.. ass ski y;
WANTED-..MAN.. WHITE OR CoLoRED, TO
SPIN. ,y \ bet 18th and ii'S. near Mount Pleasant
WANTEp-AN EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR
NV boy Call Room OIL Pacific building. ~: st.
WANTED-A GOOD BARBERATd q. sCHARR's.
w 6U0 Pennsylvsnis ave- Sc. jy.3-2t'
WAN,TED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
ssST... f iia to
WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
w cooks, chanbermaids. nurses; men, women,
boys for NIL work applications prepared tor govern
9'mfH ssiSr4s sss I'm s.. Z.
WANTED-AeENTs, GOOD CANvAssERs AND
w crsanizers for an endowment order big pay and
men. Apply im%eaisteiy AMERi0xS f%ITuPTSujfanI.
hhrD s0GlEnY 4 # PATTERSON Supreme
WANTED-wnITE AND COLOkED WATERS.
S. iunI: sorsdj only hr;s class. sUkShxMs.
WANTED DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT Blu.
reau. eonducted by ladies-men aud women. white
and colored tor all kinds OF domestic labor city states
and springs; with references. 7O8 n. W. jy24ws
" exhibit the marvellous Edison photograph during
season nd quick re-
GaHpH coMpasi. S S St, n8 t is,S
WANTED STENoGRAPHERS AND REMING-
Employers provided competent stenoeraphers and
Ruff BESf erts ' Sem ssny,ss NM.
writer Once. 18th and SITS D. W. myi3-jm
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WANTED.--HOUSES.

WANTED-A WELL-LOCATED HOUSE IN n. w.
w OF eight or ten rooms costing about g. 600 for
small cash payment and balance stallnents Ad-
dress ID. A. star Office. jy2:S-:b.
WANTED-A HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST
w west OF Nh and south OF Il. for 3D. 600 e. 800;
new house preferred Address l.. &. r.. Star office.
jy'se-3
"ANTED-TO BUY OF OWNER OR S-ROOM
w house IN northwest section. Address, for one
week. stating price and location, ORR, star Office.
jy:9.2-:3t'
WANTED - HOUSES FOR RENT-WE HAVE
w numerous applications for all houses Tor
rent; list your houses with Will them,
lect rents and make prompt returns.
SPEAR FIDkIlU. Real Estate.
1yl3lm 6lO st. u. ".
WANTED-HoUSEs TO RENT; ! AN HAVING
w daily appiieatons for houses parties desiring
secure good tenants and prompt returns 50 by
placing their property with rent taxes and
water rents paid and other incidental attended
TO without extra cost. GkO. ". LlNklNs, StDU IYth
ST. H. W. jy3-lm
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED TO BUY LOT THIS SIDE OF MT
w Pleasant bet. 18th and 18th give location
size and lowest price, pay hall Address
LOT, Star office. jy.94-2t'
WANTED - FOR CUSTOMER = SEVERAL
w weil-located lots III Whitney Close. Aldr. S.
giving location. price and terms. KEDFOnD W.
WALKER 4 Sun, lWU r st. jy:s23t
VVANTED-TO BUY FOR Cash DIkLCr FROM
w owner agent. lot net l5O feet deep. be-
tween Mount Pleasant Boundary. 18th and 10th sts
Give number Of block, lot dimensions and lowest cash
price. Must be d bargain; will build Address L. l.. r.
A, star office. iyIl-6ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED-kOOA AND BOARD FOR MAN AND
w wife after Oct. private family preferred; give
location ana terms W. s., Star Office ly.lI-:jt'
WANTED-FUkNISHED ROOM, WITH OR
w without board north Vi and west 9TH ST., by
two gentlemen; state terms and particulars; refer
ences exchanged Address II. AND H., Star offce IT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANrED-BY A CONFERENCE.-THE UsE or
w horse for his keep Address Box liJ. Star office.
WANTED--TO URCHAsE FULL SET OF sU-
Claims and amy other books nseful in Iawyer's Of
nee: Address, giving price. Sc. ATTORNEY star
WANTED TEN THOUSAND MEN AND BOYS
w to cali at Kraener tomorrow aud one OF those
e9sisf ssf"" A'i at Ill S Sns en- St NV
WANTED-lT KNOWN THAT AM IN TOWN
w for few days buyinx up gents frst-class second
hand clothing. and WILL pay more than any one
D2i-;si' Address BOSTON. Star Office
WANTtD-hOUsEHOLD AND VrflCE FURNI-
storage ana hauling. At VIII. LOwESTHAL,s, vs.
aSB Eha No EAs
1908 and ITO st. w.-Carpets cleaned Thoroughly
S'sg a%@y% T v7o5 Avn p, rrF n7in, ls.l%
w two musicians. LU scienSa pi tls,ra ny
tom =, M 70 ior Twelve wesks-durns vacations Gail
WANTED IT KN0wN-HidHEsT PRICE PAID
w icr S.a feather 1sa'. o. THOMAS Star oh0e
w ANTED-HoUsEKEEPE AND HOTEL PRO
shst nS nsl AZ
sGn,bls retss nns h1,s %stsr. s;ss spssia'y lAtE
N ANTED = sAUTI Ens. 5o 9TH 81. NV.
w ladies' ana gsntleinen's dining and lunch par
liz hts up departments; leasant place
to stop after an evenings walk gUol prompt service.
y11-1m
M ANTED-sHOkTHAND AND TYFEWh1TING,
w including thirty hours dlcfatioh week PIT
man shorthand; Caltgraph and bennington; three
lnonths, $40; thorough business course, Including
book keepnK Illustrated by frof. Starins celebratsd
book charts three months. 41U STUDENTS assisted in
S STxRiSs aS'i y. A.
tyl-1m
WANTED-GkAZE YOUR HORSES ON VII
w sons stock and grass farm s. per month for 3
meals q day and grooming, Is Best Attention
sent Tor aud returned frss !. II. WILSON, ~ o..
jy7-3m
NJ ANTED-pRkssNAKINa run La DIEs.
,y3-lm' i7Iv Conn. ave. W.
WANTED : TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT; ALL
w standard makes best machines best terms;
rent TO learn O. Irsstrs sniPped sty Or country CIR
yelyA3m
M ANTED-TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT; BEST
w msch;nss; csligrapln Nos. I, 2 and 8; slpith
Premier, kemington. Hammond and others Easy
D-TRANsLATIOH-I DESIRE 70 OBJ
w tain employment a. translator IN French. Ger.
man, Italian. spana.h, Portuguese. Dutchs Danish,
O. MAYO. koom 20. sk54 3 %. NV. my2-Sms
| XANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w rsnovottng works; feathery renovated mattresses
! F.H.yOuNGs. l402 Pasvs TsispSOns l0l5I3. iiS
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GExrs Sums Soounzn
AND PRESSED TOR q.
dsnvgeod- 1elsphons cal 14:-2 =
K T. HAM. 7Q5 esh a. avs
M l;ses "a a.. Wssi NssLi.SjsnL
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EoR RENT-TWO SUITES OF FIVE ROOMS
- each. with bath windows to north and south.
large yard, 422 st. Also several ANAL houses
renting from $50 down to % per month. L, A.
MsiNIlkE. ~ st. NV, opp. Trinity Church. a.
EOR RENT III ELEVENTH. ST., SECOND
- Hoor, two rooms; S23. Apply to THEO. A. HAk-
DlNo. ty!2-Ut
kUR RENTING FLATS IN 261O ST. EACH
nave nve rooms; bath range; all mod. imps gas
meter goal vault; rent so; references required.
OF 1910 18th st. $50. CHARLES EARLY,
vl0-Sw 603 1Ath 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
TAuMANY IN FULL CONTROL.

From Herman Oelrlchss letter resgnlng his place Oh
the Democratic National Committee.
I cannot however, reconcile 1t with my idea OF rgnt
TO retain place 10 which was elected BY the repre-
sentayes Of the Democratic party In the State In con-
yention assembled at st. Louis in 1868, when LARGE
AND REPRESENTATIVE PORTION OF THAT BODY
Is ARBITRARILY DENIED ADMISSION TO The
COUNCILS OF TIE PARTY, RS was the case at the
recopt Democratic State Convention held at saratoga
last month Tammany Hall was admitted to the ex
elusive representation of NewYork city and County by
seating its seventytwo delegates, and declaring none
other, to be entitled places in the convention THIS
is equivalent to declaration by the Democratic party
OF the State through It's convention, that TAMMANi
HALL is THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC BODY IN THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK; that voters can
prove their Democracy only by ACCEPTING Ire METH
obs voting for it, candidates, and being willing to
he represented BY its delegates in the party councils
IT IS EQUIVALENT TO \ DECLAhAIlON THAT
ritEI'E II AND CAN BE NO DEMOCRAT OUT OF
TAMMANY, AND THAT THE sTANDAE'j OF DE
MOCRACY Is THE APPROVAL Or IAMMANfo -hEN
AND TAMMANYS METHODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
OBsrRUCTyG WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Chicago Oct . specla-The Chicago Board or
Election Commissioners to-day decided to contest the
recent act of the Legislature extending the elective
franchise to women on school questions, and issued
tho following notice to officers Of election:
The supreme Court Of this state having declared
unconstitutional the act allowing women to vote for
officers OF schools the former Instructions Of this Board
allowing certain to vote are hereby revoked
and under said decision tho ballots OF all women
Offering to vote must be reIscted.
AS matter of fact, the supreme Court has not
passed upon the consuuonaty Of the law at all, but
has merely declined to decide in advance so that II
is hard TO see how the position of the commissioners
Is tenablo large fund Is being raised by the women
and their friends TO carry the matter formally ~ tho
Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
Mr.. VAN corr AND TEE GREEN GOODS MEN.

few days ago Mayor Grant sent letter TO POST
master Van Colt calling attention 10 the activity OF
the green goods swinders In distributing their crcu
lars and inclosing humber which had been tTnsmtted
to the Mayors Office by persons who had received them
through the mails. Postmaster Van Colt made tho
following answer
"Replying to your communication Of the Goth Inst.
on above subject green goods swndlers) have TO say
that the efforts OF this Office OF the postoce Inspectors
and Of the Postoce Department ana have been con-
stantly directed TO the suppression OF the unlawful
practices referred TO. As fast the constantly chang
ing names and addresses assumed by these swinders
are brought notice prompt are taken to
prevent their receipt Of mail matter except on their
personal application and thorough Identification and
need hardly add that in these circumstances the let
ters in question remain unclaimed and are sent TO tho
Dead Letter once.
Examination OF the circulars accompanying COM
plants recently received by you will doubtless show
that the present scheme Of the green goods gang
provides for correspondence by telegraph. SO far az
the posting here Of the circulars issued by the green
goods operators Is concerned have 10 BAY that they
posted in sealed envelopes OF the contents Of which
this Office has not and cannot lawfully have any know
edge, action Is necessarily confined 10 submitting
all that are returned here BY their addresses TO tho
proper officers OF the Department for their information
and action. Very respectfully,
&C. VAN COTr. PostmastAs.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
THE MAYOR FINDS BRIGHT SECRETARY.

It was given out in semofcia way yesterday
that Mayor Grant has offered the place Of private sec
rotary In bis Office, which william McMurtrie speer
resigned on September 80, b Willis Holly. and that
Mr. Holly has accepted it and viii enter upon his
dutics on Monday. The secretary, like his
predecessor, Is old newspaper man and one OF the
brightest and most experienced political writers on the
staff Of "The New-York Sum-" with which he has been
connected for little over twenty years. During tho
last sessions OF the Legislature he has been 1.-THE
suns" Albany correspondent after several years ser
vice as its City Hall reporter Few men have a more
extended acquaintance with politicians of the city ana
state or possess larger number Of trusty and In
fuential friends. 1t is understood that in acce pung
the place of secretary TO Mr. Grant Mr. Holly has no
intention of severing permanently his relations with
newspaper work. expecting to return 70 the profession
on the expiration Of the Mayors term of Office. Mr.
Holly born at Stamford, Conn.,, thirty eight years
ago but much of his life has been passed In New York
The salary of the ONCE is IS coo year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
OFFICERS OF HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS.

OFFICERS OF A HOME FOR CONVALESCENIS.
Tile annual meeting OF the managers Of the New
Yor, Home for COnyalescents was held at the home,
No 133 East one hundred and eigheenths yesterday,
and favorable report OF the years dolngs and OF the
financial condition of the home was made. Tile fol
lowing officers we're reelected: Mrs. S. l.. Palmer,
president: Mrs. James Wood Mrs. Alex Buchanan and
Mrs Arthur f. Field, ce-presdents; Mrs sara H.
Bourne and Miss II. D. Nelson, secretaries, and Mrs
bradford Rhodes, treasurer. Mrs. Rebecca Collins,
Mrs George E. Weed, Mrs. J. W. Guiteau. Mrs. William
yigelus Miss A. Lent, Mrs. George W. Tookeg,
Mrs. Abegg, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. NJ McKinnon and
Mrs. William VI. Weed, were elected managers. The
committee on finance will consist of Mrs. Bradford
Rhodes Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs James Wood and
the executive committee OF Mrs. J. W. Guitehu, Mrs
James Wood, Hiss II. ID. Nelson, Mrs VI. Mcidnnon,
Mrs George L. Wood and Mr. Arthur F. Fish,
The home Is intended for the benefit OF those who
have been discharged from hospitals as convakscents
but are still too weak to work. aad who would be with
out shelter otherwise For years IL has been supported
entirely By the voluntary contributions OF the man
ayers except that 1t gets share Of the Hospital Sat
urday and Sunday" subscriptions. The institution has
been kent free from debt through the efforts OF the
managers but outside contributions would be gladly
received BY Mrs. Bradford Rhodes, No. 10 Wilamst.,
New. York City, who Is treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

1t is admitted that David B. Hill wrote the
Democratic plank relating to the silver question.
Ex-Secretary Fairchid says it means :" the mainte-
nance of the gold standard But what says tie
man who wrote it2 This: AZ HI DEMOCRATS
OF NEW-YORK HAVE SO EXPRESSED THEM
SELVES ON THE SILVER QUESTION AS TO
PUT THEMSELVES IN LINE WITH THEIR
FELLOW DEMOCRATS IN OTHER STATES.
AND IN TWENTY-NINE OTHER STATES THE
DEMOCRATS HAVE OFFICIALLY DECLARED
FOR FREE COINAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
CANDIDATES IN BROOKLYN.

The following the candidates on the several tick
cts who Will be voted for In Brooklyn to-day. The
polls will open at o 80 n III. and VIII close at :5l
D. M:
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
lid DISTRICT.
Republican Democratic.
Calvin F. Pratt Calvin T.. Pratt
MEMBER OF CONGRESS- lid DISTRICT.
Henry Bristow. Alfred c. Chaplin.
SENATOR'S.
lid District.
Archibald c. Weeks. John MeCarty.
lid District.
Joseph Aspinoll. Charles w. sutherland
IVtn District
Edward II. Schuster Putrick II. McCarren.s
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Dist Republican. Dist. Democratic
]. William J, Kelly. l. Joseph Cehin'
IL. John w. Costello. IL. Wuiam ]. Plapk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
cAprA1y HoRNER HAD BEEN 4 sEcREr AGENT

Captain Algernon Horier, the ex-ohicer IN the
British Army who committed suicide in the Victoria
Hotel on Sunday said TO have been secre'
agent OF the British Government In Ibis country lie
made frequent trips between this country aud London
and OCCASIONALLY sent cipher dispatches to the British
Foreign Office. on his last trip to England ne was
on the steamship City Of Richmond when 1t caught
fire at sea. and upon his arrival In England he was
told OF the sudden death OF his mother. When he
returned TO this city in August his acquaintance
noticed that he was inclined to be aud nervous
lie kept his personal affairs close. and seldom could
be drawn into talking about himself
His body was In the undertakeg's shop at No
524 Sxthave yesterday. and 1t was said that 1t woui
be buried at the expense Of friends IN the Victoria
Hotel unless Ii was claimed BY the British Consul
deputy Cor oner jenkins took charge OF the captains
papfrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
on TRIAL FOR BURNING A SHIP.

further examination held yesterday before
Commissioner Shields In the of Thomas suite, who
Is charged with setting fire the American ship
Fannie Tucker at Bahia, Brazil. Several witnesses
testified suites confession that be set fire 10 the
vessel No further evidence was produced of the COM
plcity OF Captain John N. Frost VINO charged BY
Implication with having induced suite to start the IRE
rha examination Was not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
4 rRAMPes BODY IN TIE BURNED SHINY

A switohmans shanty close to the Hudson River
Railroad at Onehundred and thirty eghthst seen
TO be blazing late sunday night, aud policemen
helped 10 put the lire out before engno called
In the ruins was found the body OF "a man. supposed
TO be a tramp who had gone into the shanty to sleep
and had kinded fire In an old stove there. YeStcr
day the body was Identified that OF John Whaen Of
One hundred and forty thrdst-- and Morris II
was supposed that be was drunk when he accidentally
started tina blxIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

MORRIS.
l. Thomas Malley .Ford D. Smith
=. John I. Post Flank v Hoadley,
OCEAN.
Aaoip Ernst A. r. Fitzpatrick.
PASSAIC
!. James Parker. William Baschman.
Z. Martin l.. Ward John Johnson
o. Franklin Holland. Thomas Flynn.
Richard Carroll a. d.
, joseph A. Durgell (I.D)
T. riahh "ieonll. John r. Wynne.
SALEM.
william f. Hunt James Strmple.
SOMERSET.
George A. Dlts james J. Bergen.
SUSSEX.
No nomination. Jacob Swartout.
UNION.
1. August r. Schmidt. John Carroll
Benz G. Harris Is. Lab.)
?. Ogden Woodruff. Thomas +. Love-
Frederick Hertsete LIZ
g. George Kyle. sydney E. Flower.
WARREN.
1. Calvin E. Raub L. Milton Wilson.
William II. Duffed (P.)
z. Byron r. Clifford. Daniel w. Haggerty.
William o. WaId (P.)
Renominated. P.-Prohibton. 1, D.-Independeut
Democratic. 5. L-Socialist Labor. j. L-Jenersonian
Labor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
NIAGARA

NIAGARA.
!. John II. Clark. .Garwood l.. Jndd
h i SSn' g. I, y J3f S 'Ls p Gillette
ONEIDA
J. T. solomon Grimths. cornelius H,ey.
q Dayld G Woleott. Henry s. Patten
8. wInaeldd ' For Ter 49, Leonard E. Ad,it.
oNoNDAGA.
z. William Kennedy. NJ. e. Haven;
D. Adam G. Iisunan. Peter J. Snyder.
ONTARIO
frank o. Chamberlain. George D. Freshouf
ORANGE.
I. Howard Thornton. Grant u. Taylor
2. Joseph Boi william E. Mccormick.
ORLEANS
A. J. Mccormick. Frank osDrien.
Edgar D. Bannster P)
oswEGo
1. Nevada N, Strsnshan. Luclan Snow.
9. Wilbur Ii. ssicck. John F. Harrison.
oTSEGO.
J. A Nsst s L. PITS sssvn csss: G G. $eu,
PUTNAM.
Hamilton Fish, jr. William H. Lsdue.
QUEENS.
Ira n...S. Glagg Solomon NIX Tsr .n:s
RENSSELAER,
saay e. SssEay a., nsn s' conway q. D.
RICHMOND.
John w. Ellsworth. Hubbard r. Yetman.
Cornelius NJ. Braisted
RoCKLAND
s. F. K KS@Rsla n, Thomas S''"'f'''
ST. LAWRENCE.
l. George R. Malby. David N: Foss.
t iISen G. G. I kssie f flaf B. bFS Gilmore
SARATOGA
/ E Es%s 4 I; s%!A f kis" %n aa''''
SCHENECTADY.
Anthony Walton. ALVIN J. ouackenbush.
scHoHARIE.
Cornelius V. Baker william T. Lamont.
SCHUYLER.
William H. Wait Waldorf Bishop.
SENECA.
William SEYMOUR William II. Kline,
STEUBEN.
1. Gordon NJ. Paschen. Jacob p Whtemsn.
2. IL. T.. Buck John W. hsh"h@"
SUFFOLK.
flames H. Pierson William H. Lewis.
SULLIVAN.
Henry Kenrick. George NJ. Bakes
Edward G. Tracy. Enoch S. Williams
/ToMPKINs.
Albert II. Pierson. Charles J. Rumsey.
!, .e.o,.e NJ. Brink. Charles Y. Hester.
3 George b. Hibbard. Jacob Rice
g. Zadoc p. Boice 'George H. push'
WARREN.
Howard consl,pp. william NJ. Cameron.
WASHINGTON.
1. .william D. Stevenson. Frank A. Morgan Morgan
g William II. Reid Joseph A. henoss'
WAYNE
/. George W, Brinkerhon. Elliott D. Norris.
''''" wEsToHEsTER.
, r,r,n. pu,ns Thomas X. Fraser
d yvii,sm Malloy william Ryan.
g. ,an,ss w Hu.ted William u. Thorn.
WYOMING.
Mil TT oln Frank Gazer.
YATES
,Ev.,st. Brown. George r. Young.
r w Campbell Of. Az
panon,no,ed r. A.-Bsrmers' Alliance iIinae
,.nd.6t D.EInd. Dem. /. R.-lna. hep r'-ii''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
NEW-JERSEY.

NEW-JERSEf.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
Hayes Mitchell Perkins
Cape Msy-Eugene c. Cole. Lemuel E. Miller.
seSSsn W Hs0 SsT5 - hSS1
Hunterdon--J Ohm snlelds William IL. Martin.
hiddlese1--James II. Goodwin. 'Robert Adrian
Psssaic-Eugene Emley. John Hinchclihe.
Jos ph b. Hall CPl -
sussex----Nicholas y. kyerson. John McMickle
'RenOmnat.1. P.-ProhibitOn s. L.-socialist Labor.
ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES.
ATLANTIC.
Samuel D. Holman William Riddle. "'''"''''
BERGEN.
dss Ss,,r. Z Incl Mcintyre Samuel G. H. Wright
BURLINGTON
nIsSH t ks.o noTp ps,I D. R PSfsen
l. william h Cole. James S White
VITAE isa Il f EsSHs t &5Pss N Ns
CAPE MAY,
Stephen F. Coleman. Edward L. Rose.
CUMBERLAND.
wilbur H. Barker. James L. Van syckeL
e. 'Eaw. c. Stokes. Smith NJ. Ware
ESSEX.
l. WIZ ?! g snss' js Il GSs ss.as
4. Perry Baldwin Thomas Smith.
William r. Swan. Leonard Ksllsch.
T. George W. Ketchsn. John p Grover
Z Th9sss A Wabb John n. Hardin.
L. Louis Ost. James A. Dempsey.
g. PaniD Eibrscht IT, Benedict Urich.
o. William L. Goveux. A. X. FitzsmmoDs
a Joseph b. Pierson (P) -
10 Charles Wagner Edward ii. Snyder.
IL A. c. stadsr ~ B. Woodwork.
Charles b. Gould CP)
GLOUCESTER
Solomon Iszard james j. Davidson.
HUDSON
Charles w. Fuller thomas Magner.
y. Hertert Potts Edward T. Mclaughlin
Henry Ewsld James Tumulty.
John Nimmo. Patrick o'Nenl.
Daniel +. Shea George A. Hesney.
Henry c. Gruber q. L.
7. lockwood. Timothy J. Carroll
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g r. MeElhone Martin Lowhas
Cto II AlbOneslus. 'Jsmes MOylan.
Bsrt1o omew IS. Labl
James Campbell Michael j. Coyne
J." arthur sritz. Cornelius q. Tohen.
IL George schwartz. John zeller
HUNTERDON
William B. Niece James H. Gallon
q Benjamin Bird benjamin e. Tine.
MERCER.
J. r. ,; Hutchinson. Frederick Delhicker.
:. - H MalheTon James w Tanning.
o. Henry Knorr Patrick r. Hurns
MIDDLEsEx.
4 David A. Brown John w Reekman
& pehfy McKesg John II DaIy
'.i"es fouhtslp. Hezekiah Ware.
MONMOUTH
1. william H. Reid Dr. p r. Pomyea
Al,,.A n W., H. J. Strahan (Ind Den.)
Giilisno IN ven Dorm. John D. Honee
- Fsfkef John H. Heyer