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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,ORKENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HOUSE
4 Oh ROOMS, with RANGES and latrobss 2OO yards
from HyattsvilIe depot, only 80 per month.
nice lO-roon, house with OF land; plenty
OF shade and irJi, hyattsville. Md. s2l per MONTH
r. X r., slo yer month DUCkEII 4 FORD.
aul4-:t 6l6 ST. n.
NOR SALON IHE LOUGHBOkOl GA ROAD
ldJhnlng the property owned by the Patten estate
At len,ey town. acre OF ground improved by broom
irsnle house and ousbmidinss' priee. $4,000.
e. II. FlChLIN6.
auoIM liza I'D ST. n.
I. Or Saloon HE RIVER ROAD AT THE Dis
Il trict Inc. - Of land, improved by frame
G IL. TICKLING.
aus-lW LIZA s ii st. n. W.
l.uR sALE-AT wOODsIDE. NEW sIX-RoOM
colt 'ge. with range, hot and cold water bath ia
tObe stable Tor two horses cellar and shade. Price,
Also. liz arly completed. seven-room cottage with
bath ialsv. IA robe. cellar and shade. Terms suit
/ gy24-1u Is F. LElUHrON. AL La. ave n W.
liz several Pretty new DIV ellings. q and rooms
with lo -UOALO Louses Ne.i built and the bar
F-i IN ,, IN the Ii. 4 =. Monthly sa psymen,:
the most beautiful villa sites; two and one half
males irUn and IN uIl view Of the city OF
terms dwellings, er.et. Tor al COST easy
h. A fhIl.I lis SON
y16-M l4IO New York ave.
+ SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSPORTATION
Now Is the time TO buy For IuIl particulars. terms
and permit to INSPECT call upon the undersignel
We also have other suburban houses from a. 500 and
| upward IN ali parts of tine suburbs.
We would lie pleased " show these properties on ap-
i plcatlOn AZ V0E Office
NcLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER
,e20 Corner 10th and @ Sta
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At the close of prize fight one pugilist bears
striking resemblance to another.
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She was neither wise nor witty
But he swore his love intense,
For she had a lot Of dollars
II she didn't have much sense.
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LOR SALE-LOTS.
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND lMPkOVEMENT COMPANY.
MA0SlfACkNIN VILLA SIIES-OF ONE Oh MORE
ACRES
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On the
PALISADES Oh 1HE POTOMAC.
CONDUIT Road
TERMS. In every case. TO SUIT THE PURCHASER.
Some Of our choice building lots can be bought A.
low
s2o CASH. BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MINIS.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD.
THOSE PURCHASING NOW are sure to REALIZE
HANDSOME PROFITS In the near future.
or Flats, Pamphlets and furthsr information apply
at Company office.
ap:l-0nI l4l5 st. n. w.. Washington. &C.
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

LOn sNLk-
8 s the Ts.
near Nj 1Ra All @ :; once
EoR sALE-sPECIAL BARGA1N-TWo CHOICE
at ls; in G'rd' ave- only III III
IYOk sALE-A BARGAIN-FINE LOT on GRADE
near Washington Circle Sn H hE e Fl 5RI
aul33t 14l9 st.
EOR SALE - on TENNESSEE AVE HALF
$3.50, s4 OF less rash and balance on or before two
and tlree year, Title FURNISHED Call for plat. This
ORsy ss Rses and .,
EoK sALE-FINE LOTION COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
. iy.r i,sHH' ' TYLER EUrHERFoRD. 1907 st.
IOK sALE-IHE NORTHWEST CORNEK OF sTH
in that iocaiiiy; fronts y and II6 sth
siTh SIZED lots and at the price asked they viii
G sas 1t IMAM I. IL BROOKS. GIG 1a.h st. NV.
Cor 7th and G sts ne. l1e.-..........sl.l Is
Cor sth and 6 sts "a %
Coz 5 G. and Kentucky ayes. Sc. sOIS;I 1890. !3
lU IT. front bet 9TH and 18th n 80
locxso on = ncxr Tin -, :. p
:&5IloO on . st. near North Capitol ....... IS
.ox:, On mar ION st. NV imrIovsd..... LOO
!oxss ON 81 near n St Sc. improved. 20
S sH Sn I'd near SRd 1EKfSf siG ,a St n w. 30
E1K sALE-oN IAsY lERMs.,fOUR LOIS ON
Wien HEIGHTS and lots Pettit's addition to
HyatisyIle. Address OWNER, city post office auS6'
l,OR sALk-BEAU rIfUL LOT. 10 FEET FRONT
Il wide alley. north side st. n w. near 7th ST.
nnest neighbcrhood' quick down town transit. Apply
at Sl3 IA ave nv jy2S-lm
L'ok sALE-EAsT FRONT LOTs-3 ADJOINING
L IL gh 81. Sc, sI.Oo; = sd,oinins 2l4 Ilth o.
he s,r easy terms. OWNER. 9l3 Z. Cap. st.
Jylt-lm'
,.OK sALL-HAVINIi sUBDIVIDIi1 EAST HALF
Il square iJ4 INTO buiiclng lots ISxs5, bounded by
3D. l. and SITS ne. we offer them for SAFE streets
tOncrrted and sidewalks LAID; inspection.
, d. A. WINDSOR SON, Owners,
Iylo I'M l5Oj Pa. ave.
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PERSONAL
(NvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 10 cents to
.. W FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
aul3-lm' Southwest cor. sth and SITS. N.
NJ HAVE LARGE DENAND fOE GENTS
w nrst-clGss nd-hsad clothing. Very liberal
prices paid Address call 1t ~ S1H'S OLD STAND,
us ID st. ~ lyI1
A l1hOkiZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA williams Co. Communications promptly at
tended to and strictly CONFIDENTIAL Once Open all
hours. WA- WILLIAMS. Manager. s.u j q. n ".
iy:t.,m'
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why is it that you fly. oh youth,
And with such careful stealth2'
"Her father comes. and /, in sooth,
Am travelling for my health"
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II sol IHEAST.
lll3 l5and lliT NJ -
ia. 10 and tir -,
JO1 and .SD Va ave
anipb, sth u anil
unuapruv-d lots 4
lG tc 80 Eth II al,
krnturky ave let
an sc sve. fh..i
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"You see," said one Of Jinks' friends to an
other, ''the doctor says he has microbes in his
system"
81 see
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LyOK sAIE-THiT DESIRABLE y W CUREEI
L tJOKIUU. l3CG ST. Apply to OWNER. ON rr.l
ises. au.-lIu
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GnTTuWECT

SOUTHWEST.
49,. GIG 10 go Md ave. b 900
200 b. 4r Sis. 900
J, III4 and I1l6 6'h st.
: bh. 5r. and one IA
.-IuD IN rear. ....-.----O .pNO
i Ss' l:}'s -, b h. IN l..
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/. h. 6r...-....--.-5.O 600
ZOO 4C-4 and }O6 > Cap st,
900 FIJI. tir. each-....... l.SO0
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, 30 ~ | II. b b. .Jr...-.--l no
/ .r,i q II. fh. II 49,. 80
I'D lU.N - Cap -, bh. Or. ! 40
go sspi. alley let q and IL,
-JO Sth and 10th sts. fh,
e Ntb sT-..-..-...--. -. auV
.UUO Alley. a. and 18th, IA
aad I SITS, b. 100
Gl:IIJ-Is Burke's al
ley. Z h. ar. each. 800
Rear Of :S)4 l. st. h.
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L'OR SALE ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
places on the lower Potomac. within IliIes of
Point Lookout. i've acres oysters seeded; wharf
anu freight house and good buildings. For urther
iOrIuas!Ou inquire OF CAPTAIN OF STEAM. Ii SUE
(the steamers Arrow and stop Any
j. ThOs: MILLER. Ridge post office. ST. Aiary's
county. Nd Su1-zw
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
HENRY BRIsTow MAY BE NAMED.
REPUBLICANS LIKELY TO SELECT HIM TO RUN
AGAINST CHAPLIN FOR CONGRESS.

A meeting Of the Republican Executive committee
in Brooklyn will be held this evening TO take steps 10
nominate candidate for member Of Congress In pne
I'D District to oppose Mayor Chaplin. whom the Deo
crafts have named to succeed ID. A Body, whom they
took from Congress 10 for Mayor IL Is probable
that Henry Brstow will be the Republican nominee
There was some talk yesterday Of the question OF
legality OF the election Of member Of Congress- out the
law saws that notice OF election 10 I'LL vacancy can
he made by the secretary Of State up to OCTOBER To-
United states Supervisors Of Election have not been
appointed but is not thought that this will invahae
an election
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club Will have a
meeting I'm the Johnston building this evening, and
President Charles A. scheren will present the Re
publlcan candidate for MAYOR Henry A. Meyer, TO the
members Of the club A number of addresses viii be
made.
The first great indoor mass meeting of Brooklyn re
nublicans in this campaign will be held in the Palace
Rink In Clermont- ave-, Monday evening. Chapncey
NJ Depew has promised TO speak. Mr. Fassett VIII
probably not be able TO be present but he Will speak
in +he Academy Of in the latter part Of the week
The Third Ward Republicans VIII have parade IN
the principal streets OF she ward on Thursday nght
of next week. The Republican League OF the Allth
Assembly District will hold meeting at Red-ave ana
MeDonOugh-st this evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

the agents Of Western roads stationed In the East.
This they claim, is matter which the Board OF
Rulings has no Jurisdiction and yet the circular in
forms them that in doing they are violating their
agreement much II the commissions were paid to
employees Of the trunk lines. For Illustration, party
is ticketed from New-York to san Francisco By the
NewYork Central road. Through the exerions of the
Chicago and NOrthwesterns Eastern agent 1t is routed
from Chicago over the Northwestern TO Omaha, and
from Omaha over the Union Pacific The Board OF
Rulings contends that the Union Pacific road must not
pay the Chicago and Northwestern's agent In New
York any commission for securing the business west
of Chicago and sending 1t the Union Pacific ON
cals of some of the Western roads do not hesEe to
that this is assumption of dictatorship on the
part Of their Eastern connections which they will not
tolerate.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
woRK1NeMEv DExoUNcE TAMMAxY.

A meeting Of the executive committee Of the National
Industrial League held in Clarendon Hal lat night
at whtch it was decided 70 hold mass-meetng on
October 2s 20 ndorse candidates for political honors
who favor an ballot fair count and potecton to
American labor Under the ausplcef OF branch of ths
organ zaton mass-meetng was held In Paradise PARK
Lost night 10 denouncc Tamniany haL sI~eehes Ner"
naa. Lr A II Gailahue and others tending 20 show
that Although Tnmuany Hall pretends 70 be the friend
Of workmg1nen only pretends, and is m reai'ty the
cause Of much trouble various trades There was
large crowd OF workingmen prescut who oid not oeg
N the organization but they eheered the good points
cord against the TsInrany Tiger and - keepers
Rssoiut!ons were passed denonneng Tamm~ny Han
to, ns blacsmalng bold on business industry In this
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
,.n,r,s ro, THE BALTIMORE MEETING.

baltimore. oct 16.-Everything at the famous Ola
pmIico track is in excellent shape for The race nles
which begins on Monday superintendent h"s"0 ""'
kent busy today assigning stablng to the horses con
s,,,v ,,sypc The stable Of Waters & Hodges fOur
in number. came in in the afternoon from ChlGaso.
The hest Of the lot are Mollie ". Adam ana Lazy
Ballard. all Of which have won recently ID te We,
Mr. Waters said that two caroads OF n'l''a nov -
Cbfcsoo ho,o,a him for Plmllco but had been SIDE
tracked and will not arrive until tomorrow
Edward Brown with six and samuel bryant WI" .nn
eight arrived from Louisville. The majority oi VIC
fourteen are two-yearolds All looked wen afIer SUI"
a long journey -. ot,v
Fourteen csyosds Of horses will leave Jersey CITY
tonight On specia train via the baltimore ana oho'
They viii be carried direct to Pmlco. Among uieni
are representatives OF such wellknoWn staDle' ~
Dwyer Son, W. T.. Jennings Green d. ~
p Lorillard Foxhall Keene, ID: T. FnlslieTE' Sidson
DAILY, Captain Brown, F. c. MeLewee, Da',u "
T. Il. boswell c. &. Hail. G. d. hcSoy, ~ ~ .ariv To-
Morris and others. The horses VIII arrive eN" "
morrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
TO LOWER RECORDS on THE NEwYoRK CEN


The experimental trip made by train on the New"
York Central sJl New-York to Buffalo, on which
mile a minute was tie running time VIII bear Hui'
next Monday on that day the company VIII place 10
service the fastest regular passenger train ~ he
II Is intended TO relieve the through Chicago AHieu
exnres Of the pressure OF travel going beyond this
state General Passenger Agent George +. Dshlels
has named the train the Empire state express. 4he
new train viii break the record by starting daily rom
the Grand Genital station at o'clock a. me- ana VIII
arrive at Buffalo at 3 40 p. m, iraklne the run IN
eight hours and forty minutes This Is at the rate OF
- 3 miles an hour exclusive of stops. stops VIII be
made at Albany AT II AS a. m at Utica at 40 p. m
At syracu,e at . 40 p. H. and at Rochester at 'oo
u. m. The train will be made up Of one combinalon
huffet and smokingcar, one Wagner paisee arsNins
o,rn car and two OF the standard New-fOrk Central
coaches IL has only been BY the recent nDera eh
penditures Of the company upon us rosdbeo anu 81. 10
adding i0 the power Of s locomotive engines that ue
Cenrs ma been able 10 put Itself In position u run
his train regularly at such remarkable speed.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
TRYING TO SECURE DELAY.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI STOCKHOLDERS WANT IN
FORMATION on TIE B. AND Q. DEAL.

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI STOCKHOLDERS WANT IN
FORMATION on THE B. AND o. DEAL.
Cincinnati. oct. 1e.-The adjourned meeting Of the
Ohio and Mississippi stockholders representing what
known tie Baltimore and Ohio interest, called
to order at IL O'Clock this morning, but inasmuch as
the lawyers both sides had gone into court TO fight
the battle out here upon motion to dissolve the In
junction and mandsmus obtained last evening BY the
Baltimore and Ohio party, it was deemed inadvisable
proceed with the election until the court had passed
upon the question. In the courtroom Mr.. Ramsey
said that the sole purpose to gain time to enable
the stockholders more fully to inform themselves con-
cernlng lie negotiations.
Mr. Colston opposed it. He claimed that the ad-
iournment a trick to delay matters. He also
asserted that the viva vote on adjournment was
Illegal The court took the papers and announced that
a decision would be rendered tomorrow morning.
The opinion prevailed here tonight that the injunc-
tlons will be made permanent and that election will
be held accordingly OF the thirteen directors OF the
Ohio and Mississippi, favors the Baltimore and
Ohio scheme. Three ones are to be elected to-
morrow, which will make four out OF thirteen In favor
of the Baltimore and Ohio
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
A NEW FORM OF PASSENGER TICKET

Chicago, oct. 10 (specal.-A committee Of the
American Association Of General Passenger and
Ticket Agents has reported the subject Of abolish
ing tourst tickets and substituting therefor another
form which provides for limitation by writing on The
contract IT, however, individual lines piefer.a form
for punch limitation, contract with proper wording
can be added and the following inserted This ticket
must be used ny the original purchaser for continuous
going passage on trains reaching destination not later
than midnight of date cancelled In left hand margin
thereof: and for continuous return passage only on
trains scheduled 20 arrive ut return starting point not
later than midnight of date cancelled in the gh-and
narcn tbereofs The merits of this ticket said to
be many Having merely to sign the going and re
turning identification coupons, in the presence OF the
conductor the passenger is put to much less lhcoh-
venience than under the present system As the
rassenprrs memorandum contains nothing but the
general conditions, form and number OF the ucket
and therefore furnishes clew a. 10 the sghalue u
fbe original purchaser or the amount OF te Hpsle
ADVANTAGE cannot be taken by scalpers or Others Inls
form of ticket has also been recommended Dy ue
Western Passenger Association Committee.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Il is an old-fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil with its fsh-fat taste
lost-nothing is lost but the
taste.
This is more than a mat
ter of comfort. Agreeable
taste is always a help to di-
gestion. A sickening taste
is always a hindrance.
There is only harnr in taking
cod-liver oil unless you diges'
it. Avoid the taste.
scorr & Bowie, Chemists. y, South sth AvsssA
Your druggist keeps Scor's Emulsos q csd-nvo
oil-sll druggists everywhere do. 81.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

rRoTTERs WIN NEW RECORDS AT LEXINGTON.
Lexington Ky, Oct 1G (speeial-Compared win 0he
, evonts of Thursday the fifth day Of the trotting
- beders meeting was quite uneventul, and the only
hit NJ excitement came just at the last when Two "eh-
hreo stallions made closest kind OF naSh iof e
Iobpstoo Stake Delmar the winner, made an unusually
game race for EleeOneer and reduced hls reooro 70
= a., to,r,h heat after a hot brush with ST. Vincent
- Keo,pcky bred horse. The 2 Is pace was hOught
etv sure for Grants Abdaah, but the Nebraska s'a-
a., Runei IT, scored a brilliant victory in straight
heat. His first mile in :l9As knocked quarter oi
ma from the new record he made mere, and In the
..ond hoat he was equal 70 another IN 2;l5A, Wheh
Grants Abdallah measured swords with him Ah1tle I
mai iu 10 snded the speedy geiuihg Ih'ee i7hs" ~
OF the favOrite.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
MILLIONS SECURED TO A ROAD.
VALUE OF JUDGE cALDwELL's DECISION TO THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

VALUE OF JUD6E IhIDWbI4I1o DLOAoLO1N 10 1II11
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Fargo. N D.. oct. 16.-It is said that the decision
OF Judge Caldwell in the Northern Pacific tax case
wednesday is worth from S15,000OOo to S2O,OOo,OOO
to the railroad, although the main Issue as to the
taxation of lands the decision is against the company.
The decision gives them clear title TO all the lands
within their grant not known TO contain minerals al
The time of the filing of the map of the definite location
OF the road The Interior Department has hitherto
refused TO patent these lands until the railroad should
produce proof that the lands did not contain minerals
Many thousands OF Of land in Montana. Idaho
and Washington upon which gold. silver and copper
etc. have been discovered since the filing Of the map
OF the location Of which the Interior Department has
held were not included in the grant, are by Judge
CaldwelPs decision declared TO be property OF tie
railroad Not only the land. but mineral as well.
Tbe value OF railroad taxes involved in Judge Cald
wells decision for twelve counties interested. will be
Ohio
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
EARNEST WORK N THE x1nTH DISTRICT.

EARNEST WORK ~ TIE XIuTH DISTRICT.
Tho meeting OF the Fassett ard vrOoman Campaign
club Of the XIIIth Assembly District at the Grand
Opera House last evening success in every sense
Of the word The large hall was crowded with earnest
and enthusiastic Republicans Captain v. H. Leonard
presided. The first speaker was Major 2. X. Pahg-
horn of Jersey City. The speaker compared the rec
ords Of the Repuscan and Democratic parties, and
criticised In a merciless the shortcomings OF
the marty controlled in this state by the Tammsny
ganlzation He warned the voters against the sin Of
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
FAST SERVICE on THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Chicago Oct 1e.-The Illinois Central has completed ar
rsngement inaugung its fast train service be-
tween Chicago and st. Louis next Sunday evening The
new train will be Of Pulman's latest triumphs In con-
strucon finish the vesbue pattern, and is to be
known as Diamond Specia' 1t will leave Chicago
daily at D. m and will arrive in st. Louis ct 80 next
morning the being the Illinois Central to Vsn-
dalia and over the Vandala line from point st.
Louis
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
RATES FROM LOUISVILLE.

Chicago Oct. 16-The Freight Committee Of the Central
Traffic Association has decided that rates all commodities
now in effect or may hereafter be authorized from
NewAlbsny and Jacksonville Ind to the Western termin
OF the trunk lines may also applied from Louisville TO the
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

city and it, abuses Departments 1t was also re-
solved.
That we indorse the Republican State and county
ticket headed by and vroomsn standaFdoear'
ers as the representatives good government the party
S the whole peope who are not endeayorng to array
on class against another but the interests the whde
community are identical Will enact just laws protecting
capital and ameiorating the condition Of labor"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
NEW CARS FOR THE ST. PAUL.

Chicago Oct. 10 CSpecieD.The Chicago Milwaukee and
St. Paul placed order for forty nrtcass coaches all
to be OF the vestibuled pattern. This road has begun
building It's freighears and is turning out ten day
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
MORE TROUBLE OVER COMMISSIONS.

Chicago. oct 16-The Board Of Rulings OF the Trunk
Line and Central Traffic associations has addressed
circular To the roads vest OF Chicago "eh e IA"e
- az a, unvarranted exhibition of nerve 1t
ars that the Western lines. while living mp TO their
arrcement to pay no passenger commissions to the
asspt, of Eastern lines still paying commission. 70
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
d them to appear at the polls stout

Inactivity and urged them to appear at the polls stout
and strong 80
Ex-Judge James r. Angel followed the Major with
an eloquent speech in glorfcaton of the Republicans
Of this state Interesting speeches also made by
D r. Laird and the Rev. DR.. W. B. Derrick. The
orcanizaton is doing an excellent work in the district
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
DESERVING THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
ExJUDGE STEPHEN 5. BLAKE RESIGNS AND
GIVES HIS REASONS FOR IT.

Ex-Judge stephen S. Blake. who has trained with
the County Democracy Of the XX1Id Assembly Dlsuics
for several years. sent his resignation yesterday as
member OF the County Democracy County Committee
10 Charles j. McGee, the secretary OF that body Mr.
Blake's principal grievance given in his letter OF
resi- gnaton addressed to Mr. NcGee that ne Is nov
pleased with the way in which the County Democracy
Convention expressed itself about the Democratic state
ticket at its meeting in Cooper Union on Tuesday
night Mr. Blake says "The Endorsement OF the state
ticket in these words we ndoTse the candidates nomt
mated in the name Of Democracy is lame, halting,
halfhearted and insufficient, mere juggie with words
and manifest compromise 70 AVOID on the one hsno
the woundng OF Just sensibiltes and on the other
desire wholly TO forfeit the name OF Democrat, ana
not paln straightforward, hearty expression OF logs
support Of the ticket u"
Mr. Blake does not seem TO have realized that IN
is exactly the Kind OF an Endorsement which the rcD
ribbed Democracy OF New York. who had been cast ous
az the state Convention at Saratoga for other reason
than that they refused allow Mr. Croker 20 put the
Tammany brand upon their forcheads. intended to give
Mr. Flower and his associates upon this state ticket
Mr. Blake adds however that at this critical tuheturs
every mans Democracy should be like caesars VILE
above Suspicion Having sympathy with the pres
ent suicidal course and policy Of the County Democracy
and with the desire TO be free and untrmeled In the
advocary without reservation. OF the Democratic
state ticket and such other nominations OF the party
s In my Judgment most truly represent its principles
have concluded the only alternative LEFT me 10 take
this step - ., ..,- -
whore In Connecticut before he sought fame and fortune
in York.