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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
"Cracker" Editors E1oort" I'm Style
fRv tele0rs nh 10 the uisnatrh.l

New YoaK, July is.-Ths Georgia editors
now visiting this city went on IN sxcur-
sion today to Long Branch. They. rode
to the pier on Rector street In tally-ho
coaches and took the Sandy Hook boat for
tho Branch. On arriving there they w .s
We.t-End Hotel, where they dinsd. They
will leave for their homes tomorrow a.
ternoon ria tho Pounsylyanis road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
oveR-PRoDuCrlON or LUMBER.
1t is Having It's Effect in the Milling Sec
tion of Texas.
ny telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.l

HousroS, Tex, July 1s.-0ver-produc-
ton in the saw-mill industry is having lis
effect in the great milling section Of Texas,
From to-day several East Texas mills will
shut down entirely and large number
will only run on three-fourths time, and
some, of course. will temporarily run full
tine. All would shut OFF, at least part OF
the time, but for the law which would
punish them for forming trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
FATAL RESULT OF A PRizE-FlGHT.
James Mccormick Dies After the Seventh
Round-His Opponent Arrested.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

CRYSTAL FANS, MIcH.. July ls.-James
Mccormick died here to-day from in
iuries received in a .prize-iight. with VII
liam Daniels. of Rhinelander, last night.
The fight was ten rounds with tight
gloves. In the seventh round Mccormick
appeared dazcd and fell unconscious under
q terrific blow from Daniels. dying few
hours later. Daniels and his two seconds,
Frank Brouiatti ard John Daley. were ar
rested to-day on q charge of murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
ha. reserve Of a,ioo 900, and has paid

has > reserve Of g., 100 600. and has paid
dividends Of 10 per cent. year.
The directors OF tho bank have issued an
official statement announcing that the
bank viii 30 into liquidation owing to tho
impossipiiity OF collecting its debts in tho
Argentine Republic. The directors say
that they find It impossible 70 carry on
business without assistance. which, under
the present financial conditions prevailing
In Argentina, they are unable TO obtain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
". De FREYcINcT WILL NOT RESIGN.
The Vote IBID Not Imply a Want of Coo
Gdencs In the Minister.

ny Anglo American cable 20 the D.spatch.l
PARIS, July iS.-Ihe members of the
Council Of Ministers have persuaded NJ.
&c lgc, clnct not 10 tender his resigna-
ton. The Cabinet Ministers have repre-
t'ufed TO NJ. do Frcycinct that the rejec-
Ncn uy The Chamber of Deputies OF the
cte g asked COR in his capacity of Minister
~ az ior tho Ecdle Poig;eohnirte did not
imply want Of confidence in the Govern
meni. When the Ministers returned to
NE Chamber the session was resumed. but
Vas immediately afterwards closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
TuPBlNK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Tbe weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes Reserve. In
croase, S3,9iTG50 loans, increase, s475,-
500; specie, Increase, S3,20d,400; legation
ders, increase, s31S5,l00; deposits, Increase,
s6,0I5,4oO; circulation, Increase, s6l,sO0.
The banks now hold slS,4SD.67J ln eXcess OF
the requirements Vi tho 20 per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
A Whole Village Destroyed by Fire.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

LIMA. O., July ls.--The village of Round
Head. in Hardin county. was destroyed by
Ere this morning. The large wheel-factory
was struck by lightning and the whole
village nearly destroyed. No particulars
have been received as yet. The town is
inland. The loss il estimated at $500. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
Lynching in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND. July ls.-This morn
ing fifty unknown men entered the jail 1t
spencer. Ind, and iynched Frank Dice.
nsy. Thsx hanged him 70 cell door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
with the United states Mails

LAGRANGE. Tx. July ls.-The Sheriff OF
Fayette county has been indicted by. the
United States grand jury with unlawfuily
interfering with the United States mails.
II has been the custom of the Sheriff TO
open all mail matter OF prisoners ia his
charge. whether received or sent BY them ;
hence the indictment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
English ElcctIons in 1892.

rBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
IoSpoN. July 1s.-Mr. Balfour speaking
to-day TO the Primrose Ieaguers stated
that the general election would proceed On
pleted. This implies that general election
will be held in 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
RI, ,.lserspn o ne plspetcAl

by telegraph 70 mo DispstchI
- wAsHroros. D. G.. July ie.-Fors-
IrilR least for Virginia: Fair tomorrow
Wv" except showers on tho coast; sta
tionary temperature. except slightly
cooler q. Lynchburg; winds becoming
northwest; fair Monday.
Fox North Carolina: Fair till Monday;
stationary temperature, except slightly
cooler on the coast; winds becoming
oorfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
Helpless Chilean Cruiser.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. July ls.-The Chilean cruiser
Errasuriz, which recently left Havre, is
living ut Penzance. She Is unable to pro-
cure fireman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fyc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky Bew yoRs nv
Is .su, WtwldfloipicofrlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
eAl rlMnRe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. Jniy ls.-fsliimore and Ohio
stock, 81 hid; LIST incomes. 90 asked; do. "a
incomes, 20ls asked; consolidated gas bonds,
ITO bid do. stock. 43l5 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19

The Weekly Dispatch.
an eight-page, 64-column newspaper and
magazine Of general information, is only
81 per annum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
1e2s
4 s SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF

4 SPECIAIl INTELLECTUALLY Or
TUG PONDS AND COUPONS Of tho hrst mort
page ponds OF the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
Halfway Company's boudss Assumed BY the Rich
moud and Allegheny Railrosd Company, upon
delivery Ct sane 70 me 81 o Ce g ~ ~ ss g
Richmond. Va.
1c 6-60t - N bbAaNb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19


CtHEWNING 4 ROSE, REAL ES-
" TATE BROKERS at No. 0 north Tenth
street LOAN OUT THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS ON CITY REAL ESTATE. II you wish
to borrow or loan go and SEQ them ~ l9-2s
CITY BONDS.-HOLDERS OF
~ RICHMOND SIS, maturing July LIST, are In
yited 10 call and examine the list OF hlgh-grade
CITY, STATE, and RAILROAD SECURITIES
RICHMOND As, DANy1LLE SIS, COLUMBUS
GA SO, VILMISGToN(N.C. o. IS, NASHVILLE
Nenn) 4ISs, DALLAS AND FORT WORTH
tTex1 SIS, VIRGINIA NkW 3 PER CENTS,
NORTH CAROLINA As, pETERSBUkG RAIL
ROAD CLASS B6's, RlCHMoSD, fR < I,TnvMS
OBlIGATIONs, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
RlII,ROAD Isr MORTGAGE Q PER CENT.
GUARANTEED BONDS; also,
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
cHASI r,h c SoSEET d91 1sr B 1SbseAds
total issue 500, 900, secured on property worth
si50.000 ~ 5000
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY CITY OF RICH
MOND.
A portion OF this issue has already been en-
gagged at 100 and interest. Wo o6er the unsold
balance at same price, reserving the rsnt 70 sd-
vance sPs PM T FOR July BOND CIRCULAR.
Coupons and inter- Test collected for clients with
OUT EEGSfRao,fE-TRAvELLERg cREDITs.--Lsst
Co JOBN MUNROE b CO., J. 3. MORGAN y
Co or the Messrs. RoTHsChII.D at option OF
purchaser, AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE
We draw our own bills Of exchange on London
ana all the principal cities Of Europe.
corner Tenth and Main streets
100 Richmond. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExECyTzD At TIN DIsrATcH PRIxT
Ro-p0uRR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
QUOTATIONS.

We quote: Fine, ea75esl: sapsenaA $3.50
$40; extra. eA75Ae5; family vA3o4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LEND

AT PER CENT.
SPECIAL LOAN OF $1,000 UNTIL DECEM-
Der Isl.
Also, tho following fractional amounts:
sI.5O0. $1,000, $3.50, $500, and $3.50 on CITY
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
j. THOMSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
tv1a-2t lII3 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IS, 1891.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, l.. u. Tatum. ycepresident.
PORT DAVENPORT NEWS, JULY ID, 1891.
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
gteamshlp City Of Atlanta, merchandise, and
sailed for Norfolk.
Steamship D. Ii. Miller, Boston, merchandise,
and sailed for Norfolk.
Steamship Ansdale, Nea York, to coal; sailed
for New Orleans.
SAILED
Steamship KsnGwha, New York, coal
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Arriyed Gerrnanic, Liv-
erpooi: Wieland and Augusta-Victoria, Ham
burg: Cmbria. Liverpool Arrived out: Eibe,
" y York for Bremen; Arizona, New York Tor
liverpool.
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GRAIN AND coTVoN EXCHANGE.
yuIY Ia. 1881

ogrEKYN0a
wHRAr.-1,242 bushels.
CoRs.--1,800 bushols.
RrE-21 bushels.
sALM
wHxAr.-A2 bushels.
ouorAroxl
WHgAf.-L0ngbcuy. o0aOSc. Mixsd. 07a97o.
Shortberrv, S5a90c. No. red. o1a95c.
CoES.-Whits prime yirginia), 75c No q,
75a76c. Mixed. No 4, zoe.
0Afx-Na 2, l3a44o No 5. l0s42o 1sjece-
Cd, 3oA35c
kYk--55aS0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
NORrOLK PEANUT MAXIM.

IKopOrtod TOT mo UIspfNh.I
july 13.--Marget weak. Prime, 80. sxso
primo, 3isc. fasey, 3haj common, lkA2oA
factory hand picked, 3a3sLa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19

Hickok's No: !. II. ID. O.. Fig, and Caro-
S Sue 4 Tosseeos. Il ff S them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
OTHER YOUNG LADIES FOLLOWED
REWARDS OFFERED.

The town Of Hanover offers $500 reward
and Miss Warden's father $500. An ex-
animation made by Professor Frost Dean,
of the yarmouth Medical College, and
Professor Z. j. Bartlett shows that one
bullet entered the girls brain and the
the other severed her spinal cord. Her
funeral will take place Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
FINE DISPLAY OF HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Now that winter is drawing the thoughts
Of the housewife naturally turn to the comfortable
furnishing of her home 1t would be hard TO Hnd Q
better place for the purpose than Baumann Brothen
Nos. %, "A and % East FOurteenth-st Al Their
large be found article that IS needed
to supply house from the kitchen to the attic. Just
at this time the firm has hand remarkably hns
lot of nlad and hand carved mahogany desks, Of fu
different patterns. made in imitation OF the old Dutch
furniture which is now much the rage Th
latest thing in folding beds is made Of white birds
eye maple, and is exceedingly handsome. Baumann
Brothers fodingbcd made In sevcnty-hve Style
OF NAH gany ard maple.
The extensive display OF bookcases and hatracn
OF mahogany, cherry and bog-oak deserve mention.
Then in curtains there Irish point, Vaencennes
jute veouis, etc, and fine drapings OF satin danas
and brocatelle. The display OF parlor furniture 70
the style Of Louis XIV and Louis XVI IS well wortn
seeing There also exquisite French tea and woh
tables, and cninac closets inad AID hand painted 6ed
furniture can, Of course be had In every sye'
that OF the sixteenth century being particularly nne
In the carpet department all sorts Of OrenaI rug
and carpets In endless variety.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

province Of the superintendent Of the work. and Gov
ernor Hill must be very ignorant Of both engineering
and public works II he does not know this 70 be
the fact.
ain regard TO my professional skill Governor Hi
is confuted by experts from colleges and by leading
Democratic members Of the Legislature. few
years ago this question started by an emmy and
was settled by investigation conducted by com
mttee OF the Assembly which were such notable
Democrats as the Hon. W. Caryl Ely and @. ii. r.
Gould. The committee employed as experts pro-
fessors from Columbia College and Union College
Professor TrOwbrdge and Professor ChapDn-nd after
thorough examination with their experts made tner
final report against the arguments OF the Democrauc
State Engineer Elnahan sweet, and sald that the
practical engineering and surveying work which /
had been personally conducting for the state was oI
a superior character "
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
NOTES. OE TILE CANVASS.

At a meeting OF the Business Mems Republican Asso'
cia.on held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on MONDAY
night executive committee was appointed lOr the
present campaign. Cornelius n Bliss was made chair.
nan and +. A. Drake secretary OF the committee The
committee instructed to report to an adjourned meet
ing OF the association, held in ptor d. H. at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Monday evening, plan for
y ratldcation meeting in Carnegie Hall The repre-
scntatves of all branches OF business are invited to the
meeting on Monday night.
n,s..meetinp will DC held at the Town Hall, in
Jamaica L. L. tonight under the auspices of the Re-
publican Campaign Committee and Of the Republican
club Luclcn Knapp, w. w. Hicks, Charles W. Ander
son and others will make speeches.
The independent Republican Organization OF the XVIII
Assembly District had rally last night at No 1914 Ave
nue. c. George H. NcwsOn presided and John NJ. Spndler
acted as secretary The principal speaker OF the evening
was Colonel Henry Altman. lie made ringing speech
and was enthusiastically cheered The other speakers
were Joseph Wilkinson representing the Blanket Ballot
League; Cornelius Doody, j. Duel and f. Clark. The
sp aking from truck in front OF the cub-rooms anu
fully 500 persons assembled The transparency displayed
by this is the that has been displayed 10y
the Republicans in that section. which is Tammany
stronghold
The hourishing ]. Sost Fassett Club held rousing
mass.meetng evening in Ascbcnbroedel Hall, at No.
js4 Avenue Before the meeting WAS called to order
twenty-five young Republicans Joined the Club thus
swelling the membership TO AHA splendid showing for .
club only nye weeks old President Louis Kst1enberg
presided aie and drum corps made things lively and
noisy The speakers were william j. o'Dair Colonel
l.. McM Mchasl and Dr. $. S. hewell.
The Republicans Of Wllllamsbrdge Eeld a largely at
tended and enthusiastic meeting In Fireman's Hall
la,t nieht The meeting called to order b. W. B.
Treadwell president OF village Republican club.
sneeches which elected round after round Of applause
made by Charles II. Litchman. David Cromwell Frank
sullivan. Bradford Rhodes John Matthews and others
meeting for the purpose OF rsufyInc the Republican
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
WHO Will s1-cCEEp JUDGE ALLENY

Judge Henry Wilder Allen, of the Court OF COM
mon Pleas. whose death occurred on Tuesday. had
seven years to serve, as his term would not expire
until 1885, Several names are mentioned in connec-
ton with the possible succession. The most prom
inent is ex-Judge Leonard A. Gegrch, the present
County Clerk other lawyers spoken OF are ex-Judge
Nelson smith, chairman OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee, and Deputy Attorney General William j.
Lardner
Parts I and II Of General Sessions will not open
today until after the return OF the judges ana law
yers from Judge Aliens funeral. Part III was al
iourned Yesterday until Friday. -, -
committee consisting Of the following VIII repre-,
sent he LOtos Club at Judge Aliens funeral: Richard
OGiorman John ElderlIin. Colonel Thomas W. Knox,
Dr. G. T. Pardec. Charles Fulton and A. B Rooseveit.
The funeral will be at st. Patricks Cathedral az
II O'clock to-day. Mass will be celebrated by
Father Mclean assisted by Father Layee and rather
Daily The pail bearers will be Judges Charles IL.
Van Brunt, William Wallace, Joseph +. DAILY, Charles
Miles Reach and samuel Jones, Frederick T. Coudert,
J. 7. Agnew and Dr. Charles Phelps.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
RECEPTION AND SPEECH AT CORTLAND.
Mr.. FAssETT REPLIES TO THE BUFFALO SPEECH
OF THE GovERNoR-sENAToR.

Mr. FAssETT REPLIES TO THE BUFFALO SPEECH
OF THE GOVERNOR SENATOR.
Cortland, oct IA CSpeciaD. THE citizens OF Cortland
were favored with speeches this afternoon at the opera
House from Jacob Sloa Fassett, John W. Vrooman ana
Colonel Archie +. Baxter, Of Elmira. These gentle
men came here from Owego this morning. and were
welcomed by hundreds of Republicans. They held
reception at the Messenger House which was ATTENDED
by 900 citizens of Cortland irrespective OF party.
Among the leading Republicans present at this reception
were District Attorney Bronson, Assemblyman Kuus
T. Peck the Republican candidate for Senator; exAs-
sembyman a. A. Csrley, Postmaster Ballard and ex-
Judge A. p Smith. The Opera House was crowded
with 500 voters this afternoon at the Republican
mass-meetlng DistrictAttorney Bronson called the
meeting to order. and ex-Judge Smith was elected
chairman Mr. Smith said I'm his speech, We have got
the Democrats on the rum"
Mr. Fassett said IN part al verify believe that we
have got the Democrats the but 1t will depend
upon YOU and other voters whether shall keep them
on the run and elect the Republican ticket 1t is your
vgor which will keep the Tammany tiger on the run.
The Republicans Of the state have great opportunity
now TO wrest the Government OF the hands OF the
Democratic party. Hundreds OF Democrats opposed
to Tammany Hail domination of the State have Joined
them. 1t only needs that the Republican cause be
mshed with energy by all Of Us from this time until
the third day OF November and shall have victory
which will bring I confident, good government 10
this state and its people Applause) one sign that
we have them on the run Is thdu UONeIhof lilh hts
deemed it necessary TO come TO Tammany Hairs de-
fence; and he seems to be about the only man WHO
has the courage defend that organization He says
that some good things can be said about Tammany
Hail. Gaughter) He made that statement in Buffalo
last night The defence rather late in arriving.
but ii came And now that David II. Hill has given
Tammany Hall good character who will give good
character to David b. Hillf
~The river Rhine doth wash, own,
The stately CITY of Cologne.
But tell me, Bymphs, what power divine
Can ever wash the river Rhine Haughter)
Mr. Fassett showed that the Governor had made
garing misstatements respecting the Republican tax
alton laws lie assailed State Treasurer DanfOrth
because he had obtained only per cent interest
upon the Direct Tax FuEd Of S22O0000 when bankers
were willing TO pay per cent
Mr. Vrooman and Colonel Archie E. Baxter made
strong speeches, and the meeting was dissolved.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
DEATH OF EDWARD CHIPPELL.

Edward Chsppel the well.known coal and lumoe
dealer OF Norwich, Conn, died Tuesday at the HOW
Marlborough, iast before noon, from Brghts disease
the kidneys Mr.. Chappeli this city about >
week aeo with his wife and Of his daughters ho
first complained OF feeling i'll last SATURDAY Non'ns
serious feared until early yesterday morning "h W
tegan TO sink rapidly, and in few hours he had or'A
his last. Mr.. Chappeli was born in New'Lohaon "
1915. His father Ezra Chsppell. was wealthy 1'
respected lumber merchant OF the town. Ed"sfa N1f
pe received collegiate education. and In 1887 he m"'
to Norwich where he married and went nto business ~ ~
himself. He failed In 1913 for nearly slOOOW Nv -"
settled In part with his creditors and was sooa "a ~
feet again. Nine years after his failure he PAID al n
creditors In full with interest at per cent ms -
his name In tie town synonyme for business ih"s"'
Mr.. Chappell had been for many years communism
Christ Church, Norwich, and was staneh hepo0H'~
lie leaves a wife and two daughters.
The funeral Will be held In Norwich tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
VOORHIS DEMOCRACY NOMINATIONS.
THE TAMMANY JUDICIARY TICKET INDoRsED
BUr A PROTEST ENTERED AGAINST
THAT ORGANIZATION.

THAT ORGANIZATION.
The County Convention of the New York Voorhis)
Democracy met last night at Webster Hail. Inc
convention swallowed the dose prepared for it at
Saratoga and Mr. Voorhs In his speech on taxing Une
chair went so far as to make the stereotyped Tam
many assertion that the ticket headed by Mr. Flower
was not Tammany ticket. "Y0u must bear In
mind" said the Commissioner, trying to sooth the
rufed feelings of his followers that all the gentle
men on IL are Democrats, and you must vote for them
The nominations made as follows:
For Justice of the Supreme Court-GEORGE S. IN
GRAHAM.
For Judge of the Superior COurt-HENRY A. GIL
DERSLEEEE. ,
For Judges of the City Court-sIMoN NJ. ENRICH
and JOHN HENRY MCCARTHY.
For Coroners-JOHN MARTIN WILLIAM II. B.
HART and EMIL SCllMERER.
II will be seen that the Tammany Judiciary nomna-
tions were ndorsed and that the three nominees for
Coroners are followers Of Mr. VoOrhis.
The Committee on Resolutions submitted series
Of resolutions approving the saratoga platform, but
at the same time expressing regret that the
representatives OF the New-YOrk Democracy were ue
nryed OF recognition The resolutions further declare
IL TO be the duty Of the organization to support each o.
the candidates on the ticket As an explanation OF
the nomination Of Voorhis for Coroners the Tesou
tions say ~,
THAT an opportunity may be afforded the Demo
cratic voters manifest the dsapproval OF the ACTON
of tbe recent Democratic state Convention in giving
the entire representation for the Democracy Of tins
cy to one established organization thereof to the abso
lute exclusion of large proportion Of the Democratic
voters OF this city who are not affiliated Herewith
and that such token OF disapprOval may take form
without affecting 10 any extent the success OF INC
Democratic state ticket or OF any prominent repre-
sentative nominee Of the party In TINS Guy: IL Is
deemed advisable to place candidates Ill nomination.
for the Office for COroners OF this city and county"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
DRESSES, DUST AND DISEASE.
From The Lancet.

From The Lancet.
Recent instructions issued by the chief OF Se ven
nese police have reference TO the mconvenent lengs
OF ladies' trains as In the streets OF the Aus'ua
capital on general grounds. the public. We may IT,
assured will not object tO restrictions on hese Gun
brous and obstructive appendages. rase, II II n n,s
(as we have always understo0dl close eonne."oa a
with neaness will also be gratined by this pr0e's v
behalf of simple dress Health, which Is oqulY evn
cerncd with personal cleanliness, will he sensible Oh
sanitary gain Bu the police have even mor :.
view. The lowing skirts, they contend, have Y.
sible influence the spread OF contaeon by ne un'
thoy raise. Ii Is impossible with mathematical acc"
racy 10 dsprOve this possibility, but surely here -
case In which oversnxiety bred In n germ lann,es
mind has usurpcd the leadership Of praotca senso s.
II otherwise. why does not traje cease IN the
of Vienna aud what calamlties may not be looheu -
when the needless winds OF september VIII s0"
clouds Of dust into every corner Of tha eits