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pAA7rs GRIP ON OUR rouM
Even These Fellows Gan Feel II. Though
They'll Never Help Loosen II.


They'll Never Help Loosen II.
The sixth annual Record In the Legisa-
ture OF the Senators and Assemblymen from
New York city has been issued by the City Re-
form Club. In justification OF their publica-
ton. which like all It's predecessors Is long
drawn-out scold. Is offered an argument which
gives point to what Gov. Hill and other Demo-
cratic orators have said on the stump in attack
ing the Republicans in tho Legislature for dis
eliminating In every possible way against
Democratic New York. The report says:
1T may seem to be IN anomaly that the City
Reform Club, which Processes to concern itself
solely with the internal affairs OF New York
city should devote time md money to study
Ing and presenting to tho public facts relating
to the State Legislature; The anomaly: how;
the Legislature the control of tho city Govern
ment down to the smallest detail This body.
OF which not one-hfth II the members are
elected by tic people OF New York city. ana
which cannot b6 held responsible by the city.
is permitted. for instance. to Ak the license
late tho rate Of driving in our streets.
to determine. the number and the pay
Of our police, to direct the repayemelt OF a
street and to impose upon us burdens OF TAXA,
tion for buildings. for parks. or improvements
Of the laws Affecting the city that Would be
comic II the effects were not 80 serious. This
city il made shuttlecock IN many a game OF
hattledoor between, the parties. and an honest
desire TO promote the welfare OF the city and
ts Is one o. the TaTss motives
Then they so on TO blacklist everybody who
voted for tho amendmentstot the Ballot Reform
law.
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JOTTINGS ABOUr TOWN.

Mrs Bernard Mullin. for thirty years mstron Of the
Aimshouse Blackwells Island has resigned, She
was the oldest msron In the service and appointed
by Com missioner Moses u. Cornell III 1860.
The application OF AfredJ Beekiey for reference to
ascertain who Is esponsibe for the dsappe OF
important papers used before James VI vaTnum ref
Term.
Depaty Tax Commissioner Elisha Caldwell resigned
yesterday Ionn j. McDOnougl hns been appointed in
his place, Tho salary is s3psL Mr. 1aiwelt has hs.n
IN the IaS bypnrihrIIi for thirty 0nn YEATS. lie Is
RepHbiIcai. SIR MrDOnUugl I've ~ ia" TWrut ysrrHnd
alsrirl, ,ir LA IJmlIG% mao aul nsis;."i u sIUU
ilaru s.IrT o! the L.Cisu lututp rpt hs
office
The GrioG Lpc s'cnmrr Nynmhs. wGiri arrived
here A"'u"a Ia, reports tina; h-rni JGhansrn, q
n swedish sr-crag- passenger died on Oct ot pneI
mona. Two days later Johannes iTschbender. also .
steeraEe passenger died of synccpe Both buried
AT sea, on "Wednesday morning John Morehead. 4
sailor engaged IN washing down one Of the boats. ts
overheard and was lost.
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H'SJEH SAYS BET on E.ISSETT:
sut Somehow, Somehow, the Boys Don't
seem TO Ianker for II.

Zen. Games Woodrhuck Hustled. elated over
DIS denomination 10 the Assembly. and with
s"es at the Democrats lover tho way" as he
sung his thumb over his shoulder In the d.
fectl'n Of the Hoffman House. resumed his
Place Yesterday as the great person ut Re-
lubIcan State Head1u artcrs In tho Fifth
avenue Hotel Gen. Hustled returns with
@e fullest confidence in tho election OF
we Young man of Chemung. Ho las no fig
s s'es 10 warrant the assertion: this no frankly
uecares' The news from the hayseed districts
th"",,a,nnctlng and unsatisfactory: But for all
any Victory"
Gan h"r thu first t!ino since 1872" said tho
iounitthS. IN explaining his confidence, l
success "pened before frost 1t is an omen VI
10 rigb; a Mls phenoinenon. and, gentlemen.
vcrats VIM Hna haunt tho street corners for DEM
j'bc "no want TO bet On Flower"
bavnn,, hn"nublcqns around headquarters
nsw svi !, yet got into II haunting mood. The
yrpclca m n"Ila2 , vas not inspiring to these
tv., m ,h interest in iandidnte Fassett In that
lnclo PhiIiG;h t "iore had fallen Hat. Even old
,bmnLrn,,in o h,,tkcr: u Appears. HADN'T been
Il cbisI. !lit'yat" dispatches sent from Buffalo
tle.e.' MIA a headlnarters told the facts, and
laittia and IL +, the 1ightiul arragnment Of PA;
ntbe s Noo p, Union tho night before. made it
HustsdHs gloomy day. notwithstanding Gen.
burrs' 10 eTGstasics over the ripened chestnut
beard y to wye ssa The defeat q Titus
Rsut 6ro.taGcant Warner, Miller, away on
aohavE" " ,his right bower In tho
Nst.GG ,aliey, was another shadow that
turs No.. ACROSS the glisten OF the new silk
ks Stt"nf by Mr. Plat. Mr.. Brookfield. and
Then y, eSnleltalns In tho Republican camp.
Ert 81 nprotectiye Tarl1f League. which Is a
GnounSnlndi ex 70 the, Hustled bureau. It was
nssnadd that L. II. Ammldown had
Eres me Presidency and had retired
tbs 'urn q Cornelius N. Bliss late
ts%,d month with tho expectation that
I'm, ~ ,aso the place vacated by Mr.. Ammi-
&EennniilIe,sr designations are not pleasant TO
eaof dnn Z Just ut this time. The retire
sAe wo"lni. Nndsw0ith destroyed condolences
a AM THING narhinory of hcadIuurters, il
syjknn i,"lr,d that Gen. Hustcd and MI.
sputIISoaua lAd cGlitulated to the $50 kicking
4vtbnsr n while William T. Harridan
aofivvi ~ alleged holdovors retained their si-
kasd' ~ the barge Office. The trouble IL
" was declared by the agreement
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THE SUGAR BOUNTY $4,000, 600.
Owing to Drought the Crop viii Not he 9,
Large As Was Expected.

New ORLEANS Oct. o.-The first Louisiana
sugar produced under the new tounty law
reached hcrc to-day from MISSIONER plantation
in Wost Baton Rouge parish and application
was made for tho bounty. The Internal
revenue Office hero appointed $50 weiRhers and
samplers to handle the sugar coming in. but the
sugar scales to be used In the business have
not yet reached here from Washington. Nearly
all the planters have notified the internal
revenue Office that they intend to grind during
October Twelve have already begun work
and others will be under way before Oct ~.
as large as expected n few months ago. In con-
sequence Of the drought in August and Sep
tember and n2twithstanding an increase 9sI H Of
that OF last year. The planters called for
bounty on 550,OOOOOO pounds Of sugar: which
dications now arc that the crop will not ex-
coed :t4O. OOO. 900 pounds. reducing the bounty
they will receive to ST. SO0,0O0.
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TO WARNER MILLER, sAxONr.
Mr.. Sheard Was Not Nominated. but Fen
Jsst Outsidc the Dreastworks.

Mr.. Sheara Was Not Nominated. but Fell
Jsst Outside the Breastworks.
UTICA, Oct o.-.Ali day yesterday the dele
gates to tho Twenty-third district Republican
Scnate Convention voted and took recesses.
took recesses and voted. getting on toward q
thousand ballots, and still no choice. and ap-
pnrently no nearer ono than they were when
they began. Brief sessions wero held In the
night and still the ballots all stood: Sheard. q:
WILDER, 6; Smith. O. They tried hard to get
some one to pull out. but with the prize In sight
no one wanted to let 60. After midnight
they took what proved to be the last recess.
During that recess what could not be accom-
rluhed before was brought about. and att little
after o'clock this morning the delegates all
assembled and the roll was called. Herkimer
voted solid for shcard and Madison for Smith.
and M%eh io Tss Withdrew &ilbsrs Name and
followed suit. This was on the 837th ballot.
II settled the business and everybody was
Sir. Smith was brought before the Convention
t erni. Then sheard and. Wllber were brought
IN and they made speeches pledging support.
State ticket, and the grand old party. 1t was
nss 39clock this m9gTnhg when the Conyen
arn ana ea his WITH Re
Of State. AS II is the last day he took it there
himself
GLENs FALLS. Oct. 9.-The Democrats OF the
Nineteenth Senate district have nominated
Hiram Waworth of Plattsburgh to run against
Senator Emerson. Republican Hiram Wal
worth is a son of the distinguished equity
iurist and last Chancellor OF the State of New
York. He Is SO years Of age. is manager Of the
Pittsburgh Savings Bank. u broker. and real
estate dealer
PoUGH2EEPs1E. Oct. R-The Republicans of
the Second district OF Duchess county yester-
day nominated Archibald Rogers Of Hyde Park
for the Assembly.
Fourteenth Senate district have nominated
Jacob /. Werner Of Catskill for Senator. The
Democrats haye nominated Clarence L. Blood
good OF Catskill.
Edward N. Cole of Windham has been NOM
mated for Assembly by the Democrats Of
Greene county.
George II. Bush was nominal ed for the As
sembly by the Democrats OF the Third Ulster
al strict.
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HELPING THE PEOPLE NOMINATE.
A Few Municipal I.esguers Cook Up LIS,
For the Assembly.

One slumbrous policeman in the lobby. eight
reporters. and the twenty undistinguished
members of the Post Mortem League waited
in Nilsson Hall last night. while in q little
room up stairs were about fifteen members Of
the Executive Committee. Shortly before
o'clock Frank A. Lewis the assistant Secre-
tary. conveyed tho information into the hall
that the Committee on Resuscitation had pro-
nounced that there was life in the corpse. The
Coroners sitting on the body In the upper room
were Horace E Deming. A. J. Steers. Percival
Knauth. II. U. G. Yelling. ". c. LIE Gendre.
John q. Agar. Carl Schurs: 5us,iv H. schwab.
Alexander B. simonds. and few more. They
came marching down stairs. and were re-
ceived with cheers.
Carl Schurz was elected Chairman. I'VE
have como hero Tonight" said Mr. Schurz.
IT" IT,. receive the report OF the Executive Com
big eroSd Tee ,afe
you know" he said. consists OF only Seventy.
when You consider the difficulty Of getting bic
walk est on sa chilly nsst te this fo ann sure re
the prospects are very hopeful"
This resolution was read by Mr.. Agar:
Rs.s That a. committee g, Ave BE- appointed by the
AND where msRs
or endorse the nominations for the Assen
form and that said committee q i've be empowered 70
that advisable and that the Executive Commit
tee commend the following to the favorable at
tention OF such COMMITTEES:
DE-.
a-Thomas ]. Byrnes County Dem)
7-Afred X. COnkling Rep).
R-Frank W. Campbell (LabOr).
5 I'LL $i ss#; s;SE :Ss, Dem,
16-Daniel Clancy (LAb0r).
1I--G;-orge II. Warner Labor.
22--Wllliam j. O'Dnir (l-ab0sj.
28-Benjamin Franklin County Dem).
The resolution was adopted. He:s Is the
committee OF i've that was appointed by tho
Chairman: John G. Agar, Lewis L. Deafleld.
Horace E. Deming. A. j. Steers. and j. Noble
Hayes.
Speeches on the blanket ballot were made.
Alfred H. Conkiing said: IF Republican Is
elected Goyern3r you may get ballot reform in
three months. You will never have the blanket
ballot adopted until you have y Republican
Governor. Mon partisan cheers
The Republicans refused to take any sug
gestions from the rcsuscitative committee as
to what candidates should be nominated in
the Seventh. Eleventh, and INVENT first dis
trcts. The committee bowed to this decision
and nominated in the Seventh and Eleventh
the men slated by the Republicans: The Re-
publicans have not yet selected their man for
the Twenty-frst-
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RIOTS IN RIO J.iNEIRO.
Several Persons Killed or Injured-Intrigu-
Ing C0r the Presidency.

RIO JASEIRo. Oct. 0.-Serious disturbances
occurred here last night. They began in the
Italian Theatre from some cause unknown,
and thetroublc soon spread to adjacent streets.
The police arrested many Of tho rioters. but
when they were outnumbercd u forco OF cav
airy made several charges and dispersed tho
mob. When the streets were cleared and or
der restored It was found that several persons
had been killed and many injured.
The health OF President Fonseca has been in
precarious condition recently. To-day he is
better. but ho is still extremely weak. In
trigues are afoot regarding the succession to
the Presidency.
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that II the men will chip in the distasteful sub;
bosses will either be transferred or be retired
altogether after election day.
The County Committed through It's repre-:
ssntatives gecfully announced to Gen. Hustled
that there would be q grand ratification meet
At this meeting Chauncey Depsw, the great
American tmmbler. and others: will be on hand
inRs arranged, these to he under tho direction
OF the Republican Club Tho first. Oh Oct. 10.
is to be held In the. Lexington Avenue Opera
Union: tho third. on Oct. %. In Wenders As
sombly Rooms, and tho fourth and last. on the
ali these meetings iiepubiican oratorlcal talent
Of the highest order will perform.
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why the War Ships Arc Sent to Chill.

WASHINGTON. Oct 9.-The Boston and York;
town have been ordered to Chilli for the ex-
press purpose OF relieving the Baltimore and
San Francisco. the hulls Of which are in so
foul state that they will have to be locked
and it will be necessary for them to go to San
francisco for. that purpose: They will start
North Immediately upon being relieved.
The Baltimore will sail first, and she will DO
relieved by the Yorktown. which has already
started for Chilli, and viii reac h there ~ about
pared f fys the Voyages at the Brookyn Navy
Yard. and Will start In few days. II is said ut
the Navy Department thnt 1t is not at all likely
that any other vessels will be sent to Chill.
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New HAVEN. Oct. 9.-Judge Thayer OF the
Superior Court to-day assigned the quo war
ranto cases OF Morris agt- Buckley for hear
ing on Tuesday. Oct. 20. 1t is understood by
counsel and the Court that he will reserve the
case at that time for the decision OF the Su-
prcmc Court. This course was agreed upon
yesterday at u conference between the counsel
on both sides. The peadings have been sim.
plifed SO that the case can 20 up In a formal
way OIL reservation.
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The white thoroughbred that Blanche Walsh
rides upon the stage of Palmor's Theatre in
Amy Robsart" became unmanageable last
night. AMI made things lively behind the
scenes. The actress plays Queen Elizabeth. and
back.
She had just ridden Off the stage and dis
mounted when the animal became frightened.
The actors and actresses scattered and the
horse galoped out Of the theatre and dashed
down Thirtieth street policeman stopped
him at Sixth avenue.
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Latte Mohonl Indian Conferences Platform.


LAKE MoHoNK. Oct. 9.-The following is q
summary Of the platform adopted to-day:
firsThe further extension of civil service rules to
those In the Indian service
second-The application Of the principles II not the
rules OF the civil service to the appointment and ten
of Indian agents.
Thrd-The greater unity Of the Indian service by Civ.
ing the selection OF agents to the Indian Bureau.
F0urh-A rapid increase of appropriations for educa.
ton until provisions he made for ali Indian youth.
Fifth-Such udminiB ration Of the national school
system shall not hamper benevolent schools already
established.
Sixth-The assumption by the national Government
OF equitable local taxation Of nalienabe allotted lands
Seventh-The early settlement OF the legal status Of
the Indian the reservations and the further devel
opment and perfection OF the wise legislation OF tho
past few years.
Elghth-The abolition nnder Just conditions Of tribal
reservations and conditions In New York state.
Nihth--The refusal TO allow reservation Indians to
make exhibition of ba rbarsn in Wild West" shows
Tenth-Thc refusal allow the removal OF the Utes.
Eieventh-The still more generous support BY Chris.
tAn people Of that Christian mission work in which the
civilization OF the Indians began.
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The Weather.

Fair weather prevailed yesterday except for rain
Florida due to storm In the Gulf tho Flor.
ida coast which will in all probability pass into tho
Atlantic of the Southern coast There is slight do
preston the Northwest that will probably pass
eastward over the upper lakes
There has beer rise of 100 to 157 in temperature in
the Northwest States and n fall Of 10 TO iOe in tho
southern states with prospect of frost the cotton
belt also III the lake regions and the England
states this morning
Yesterday fair IN this city; highest Official tenn
perature. G2o lowest. 49,: average humidity 80 psr
cent: wind northwest; average velocity miles an
hour.
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Wayne M.cyeaeh Lead. the Boilers.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-More than 100 prom
inent Philadelphians. many Of them known in
the past as stanch Republicans. issued a let
ter to-day calling for the election Of William
Redwood Wright. the candidate Of the Dcmoc-
racy for the office OF City Treasurer.
signers. The letter sets forth that no Repub-
licnn can be depended on to push the in
yestlgation into official corruption that
Mr.. Wright has so masterfully entered
upon and that the election OF his competitor,
Mr. McCreary. would be as much as a demand
from the voters that the light be turned OF.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The Olympic Theatre at 81. Paul was burned at .
o'clock yesterday morning. Loss SbO,OO.
The public bath houses IN Boston pntronized by
lOi4 ,SS persons the pnst Observation-Disclosures males and
J7s T''2 females
The Jury IA the suit Miss Iessir WRlary Of Had.
dam Cont EeHInSt : H. lnuh1ri for breach Of prom
Ire. Iit" On Tnurfddy nshi with verdict OF
S3OihI for the girl,
man registered at tho Franklin House. Waterbury,
Conn on Thursday night as T. Hyde Of TorrinEton
tiers and last night found dead In bed II Is be.
eyed that he committed suicide by taking poison He
was about IS years Of age.
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Convicted or r.,,m,dut,ur Voters.

LYNcHBuRG. Va. Oct. 9.-Inthe United States
District Court at Abingdon to-day. Judge Paul
presiding. Jack Mullins OF Buchanan county
was convicted OF intimidating voters at the
precinct in Buchanan Mt the last Presidential
prisonment in Jail and to pay q fine OF $500.
This Is the first conviction in Virginia under
the Federal laws for the protection OF the cleo
tive franchise
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RECOMMENDED TO MERCY.
George c. Kerr Says One OF His Employers
Told Him to Embezxle.

George c. Kerr. ex-manager Of the defunct
Riley & Osborn Manufacturing Company. was
found guilty In Newark yesterday Of embez-
element from the company. but strong
recommendation for mercy was made by the
Jury. Kerr was manager for the company. and
had charge of the men and their pay. He adj
mitted that he falsitied tho pay roll. but said
he did It under orders from Mr. ]. Kelsey Os:
handed over to him tho surplus drawn. He
said that Mr.. Osborn instructed him to add TX
Mr.. Osborn made a complete denial. and
then Kerrs lawyer brought two witnesses to
impeach Mr.; Osborne credit for veracity., One
spect was extremely bad. and the other said
that he did not know anything nbout 1t. The
Judge charged that it did not make any differ
ence in Kerr's guilt whether he acted under
orders or not,
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A station Agent Robbed.

KINGSTON. Oct. 0.-On Wednesday night Sta
ton Agent Southwlck Of tho Tannersvlllc sta
ton Oh the Stony Glove Railroad was assaulted
by a highwayman rs he was going home from
the station and robbed Of $500. which he had
on his person. belonging to the railroad and
exprcss companies. He says tho robber broke
the lantern he was carrying, and upon his try
ing to defend himself fired revolver nj him,
the ball striking the end OF his finger and cut
ting II on. He was covered with mud, the re-
suit OF tho scufiie. There is no clue.
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I.dependent. Win Easily In NashxllIe.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 0.--The Reform Democratic
ticket was elected in the city election yester-
day over the regular organized Democratic
ticket by majorities ranging from 900 to 800:
George b. Guild, who was elected Mayor. led
the ticket. He was Il Confederate soldier
There was no Republican ticket
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MRS. SCOEIELD's NOvEETYEs.
Capt Reilly Can't SEC What the Police ca
DO for Her Tenants.

Several more Of the tenants who had lived in
Mrs. Lillian Scoilcld's house at 10 West For
ticth street called at Capt. Rcilly's station
house yesterday and told him fresh stories OF
Mrs. Scohed's peculiar methods as landlndy
They said. like tho others. that she collected
rents in advance for her furnished rooms. and
then drove the tenants away by turning down
the gas. cutting off the hot water and other
wise rearranging things.
The Captain says that Mrs. Sco1eld has APP
Garently bought the house. His detective says
calls herself Ainesworthl. hut the color OF her
hair rs well having dyed It dark.
HOW the pol Ice can do anything for tenants
who pny rent in advance and then move out,
Capt. Reilly doesn't see. It's something new
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The Crew Supposed to Have Perl.h.d.

HALIFAX. Oct. GA despatch from Lockport
says that the fishing schooner Daisy passed
the wreck Of bark on Monday. The wrecked
masts we're broken and the sails were In rib
hons. There was no sign OF the crew. The
wreck Is supposed to be thai OF the bark War
val at Lunenburg reported as abandoned and
waterlogged. The crew is believed to have
noriahed
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COSTLY BIT OF FUN.
Two Negroes Hanged for killing u Mar
Whom They Intended to Brighten.

Two Negroes Hanged for killing Man
Whom They Intended to Brighten.
RUsK. Tex. Oct. a.-John and Wade Fielder
were hanged here at l o'clock to-day for MUIR
dering Yonce Thompson on Aug. II. 1890
While on the trap they said they were conf
dent OF forgiveness. They were pronounced
dead at 10 r. NJ.
While Yonce Thompson and Mack Beasley
were asleep in bed at Thompsons house. the
Folders went there armed with shotguns and
stantiy Killing Yonee Thompson. Wade Fielder
was tried first He pleaded not guilty. but the
pleaded guilty and said fiat Wade was not
present and had nothing TO do with the Killing;
John Tho defendants declined to appeal.
The prisoners insisted to the last that they
only Intended to Brighten Beasley.
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Graf. TA,nt. Campbell win Got There.

Grain Thinks Campbell VIII Got There.
City Chamberlain Grain got back yesterday
from his speech tour in Ohio. Mr.
Grain said:
GOV. Campbell Is making splendid can
yass and Is constantly gaining ground; be-
lieve the majority Of the voters of Ohio are
with him, and J. honestly believe that his clec-
tiOn il assured"
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Congressman Bunting Confer. About Tia.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 9.-Congressman Bunting
Of New York had a conference here this even
ing with twenty-five manufacturers Of tlnwarc.
He asked them to subscribe to the Tin Plato
Consumers Association, which proposed to
investigate the effect OF the Mckinley law.
Tho Baltimure manufacturers would only
agree to become subscribers to the association
upon tho guarantee by Mr.. bunting that the
association was not intended to injure the
manufacture OF the plate in this country.