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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
amnsrmenIs.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

ACApEMY-S-Cinderella.
AMBERG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIJoU THEATRES :15-The Hustler.
BROADWAY TTIEATRE-S-The Merry Monarch.
BERKELEY THEATRE-s-Flrts and Matrons.
CASINO-S-Cavallere Rustleans and The Tyrolean.
COLUMBUS THEATRES :15-My Jack.
pALY,S THEATRE-s-The School for Scandal -
EDEN MUSEE-wsx Tableaus.
GARDEN THEATRE-S-La Cigale.
GRAND OPERA HOUSES 15-Iater On.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES ;15-Hoss and Hoss.
HARRIGAN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the 400.
HERRMANN'S THEATRES ;30-The Man with q Hun
dred Heads.
HoYTvs MADISON SQUARE GARDENS :3o-A "Trip to
Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S-Vaudevfne
LYCEuM THEATRES 15-LAdy Bountiful
LENoX LYCEUM-2 to 10 p. m.-Feast Of Lanterns
MUSIC HAIL-2-Concert
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-Tower.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNS a. m to q p m
7:9o to 10 u m.-Autumn Exhibition.
NEW PARK THEATRES 15-o Bells,
N1BLo'S-S-Forgiven
PALMER'S THEATRES :15-Alabama.
PRoCToR'S THEATRES :15-The Lost Paradise
STAR THEATRES :I5-Miss Helyett.
STANDARD THEATRE La Dame De Chslaht'
TONY PASTORS THEHrRE-2-s-Vsudevlle
ITALIA THEATRES :I5-JulhIs Caesar.
UNION SQUARE THEATRES :l5-The Cadi.
i<rH STREET THEATRE-S-Mavourneen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

cause it promotes a correct understanding OF the
aims and policy of the Democratic party. An
other year the American people will be called
upon to decide between the parties OF the day.
There has not been any doubt for thirty years
respecting the economic policy of the Republican
party. That party has been unequivocally COM
mitted at all times in favor of Protection. The
Free-Trade tendencies OF the Democracy have
been unmistakable, but whenever. National
election has approached its leaders in strong Pro-
lection States like New-York have sought to
evade the issue. When journals like "The
World" justify their Congressional leaders in ad-
vocating taxation of incomes there is no further
need of argument and controversy respecting the
policy of the party. "Our enemies themselves
being the witnesses" Democracy means Free
TTade.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
TILE ISSEE MADE PLAIN.

"The World" is to be commended for its
candor. IL admits that beth Mr.. Mills and Mr..
Crisp, rival Democratic candidates for Speaker,
are in favor Of an income tax. One of them, it
states, introduced bill to tax incomes and the
other voted for it; and both, it argues, were
right, because that is the most equitable of all
taxes, placing all men upon an equality, laying
no burden upon enterprise and letting every one
know and feel what he pays.
We are pleased to find these frank admissions
in the columns of leading Democratic journal.
The taxation of incomes will inevitably follow
the abandonment Of Protection and the reduction
of the tariff system to the level of Free Trade.
Both Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Crisp were logical Free
Traders when they accepted the responsibility of
providing income taxation as substitute for the
tariff schedules. The Democratic party in Ohio
was equally consistent when in it's last platform
il advocated Free Trade and an income tax.
"The World" is as honest as it's party leaders
in Congress and as the Ohio Democracy. 1t
stands for Free Trade and all that the English
economic system implies.
"The Worlds" candor is oommendable be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The Chinese Imperial forces have de-
feated the rebels in two engagements. in one OF
which 500 insurgents were killed. - formal
announcement of the removal Of the prohibition Oh
American pork in Austria will be made to-day.
- Influenza is epidemic in Berlin. 80 Earl
Russell testified in the suit for separation brought
by his Countess. 80 Don Pedro Is out OF danger
Observation-Disclosures Hill removed County
Clerk Cotton, of Onondaga County, and ap-
pointed l.. j. IIallocS in his place: Justice OBrien
opened his extraordinary special term IN SYRIA
cuse. - The State Board of Canvassers ad-
iourned without action. - Clerk Hoffman.
OF Dutchess County, was summoned before Gov
ernor Hill - Three men were killed ana
fifteen injured by collision on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad i'll New-Jersey - Post
master-General Wanamaker made his annual re-
port TO the President.
City and Suburban-The Union League Ciup
adopted an address TO the people of the State ana
resolutions denouncing Governor Hills plot to
steal tn, LEGISLATURE speeches by eX-Judge Moan
Davis and Colonel George Bliss 80 Some assets
of the wrecked firm of Field, Lindley, Wlechers
e. Co. were discovered, and reasonable estimate
of their condition may soon be made - The
annual election and dinner of the Baptist Social
Union took place - fire at Plainfeld, n. j.,
caused loss of $3.50, 900. - The Granger shares
were strong and other stocks closed unchanged
or slightly lower. The market remained dull.
without interesting feature.
The Wcather--Forecast for to-day: Warmer
and fair, followed by increasing cloudiness and
rain. Temperature yesterday: Highest. So de-
grees; lowest, 40 average, AZ Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

Governor Hill has carried through his scheme
for the removal Of County Clerk Cotton, OF
Onondaga Never was more flagrantly partisan
act performed. Mr.. Cotton has been deprived
of his Office for the sole and simple reason that
he refused to help on Democratic plans for count
ing out elected Republicans. There was pre-
tence of hearing but of course no evidence
whatever would have changed the Governors
determination. lie had made up his mind to
remove the offending official, and he has done
so. More than that, he is preparing to pursue
a like course in the case of Clerk Hoffman, OF
Duchess County who is guilty of like "of-
fence" and who has been summoned to appear
before the Governor tomorrow A great Office
las never before been degraded as the Governor
ship is now being degraded for partisan pur-
poses by David b. Hill. His day OF reckoning
will aSsuredly come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

nv, fed.,. September IS. Whether the last can
properly be set down as reference 10 "r'
Blaine's health is an open question; but we are
willing to give "The POST the benefit Oh inc
doubt.
If these five entries-only five by the most
elastic calculation-show that THE TRIBUNE
INDEX "bristles all over'' with references 70
Mr.. Blanc's health and that entries like Health
lies about his" are frequent" one Of two things
is certain either "The POST has meanings OF
its own for the words it employs, or else 1t does
not possess an authentic file oil lhE Tribune
INDEX for ten years past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

They trumped up an absurd charge against MI
Peck claiming that he was citizen OF canada
and not of the United States. They also made
the point against him that in two OF the dis-
tricts in which he ran the Republican ballots
were jnterhanged. To count Mr.. Munro out
they relied upon the fact that, as in the lid hens
seIaer District, his name in some OF the returns
had been Improperly recorded by the inspectors
Of election. Judge Kennedy issued an order
which compelled the Supervisors to canvass the
Senate votes. and Mr.. Peck was awarded his
certificate. But they refused to send back the
Assembly returns for correction and counted out
Mr.. Munro, giving the certificate to Mr.. Ryan
Dem.). As thoroughgoing Democratic jour-
nal as "The Albany Argus" comedies that Mr.
Munro had plurality Of GO votes and was the
choice of the electors of the district on the face
of the returns Judge Kennedy issued second
order, requiring the Supervisors to send back
the Assembly returns for correction. Where
upon one of the rascals placed the returns for
three oi the districts in his pocket and ran
away.
These are the essential facts. They demon
strate that in none of the disputed districts are
Hill and those in league with him relying for
success upon an honest count of the votes cast.
II is not pretended that Collins got as many votes
as Derby; or Osborne as many as Deane; or
Walker as many as Sherwood; or Nichols as
many as Peck or Ryan as many as Munro. The
Hill plot has been to seat Collins, Osborne,
Nichols and Ryan by fraud and-with plu-
rality of / 500 against hm-Wallier on tech
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
ERSONAL.

The Rev. DR.. Jamestield spalding, WIZ IA. ia
resigned the rectorship Christ Church, Csus,.s..
Mass, because he had bome n Catholic. deole. 80,
a professors chair 10 somcOllege OF that
has been offered 10 him.
Ex-Governor Gray, OF LLAMA eandda,. ~, D..
Dental nomination, had to vt the Public wors, 60
In indianapolis the other o. 30 get h street gu.,-,
cleaned out
Bishop Phillips Brooks's aIdance Of tb. NJ, =,
bishops ring leads "The Chlt,o Tines 10 ob..rv.,
"Thls is what the Eplsoopali,s get for esc,,a,
Of saving souls progress unk the bshop vs.r. -
the iewelry that goes With The pt.'
Tho Hon. Thomas Ryan. Unit state. Mia,-D, a.
Mexico ~ started for HIS post Cduty amin 40.
short conference with the Governint In Ws~hinSssI
sarstoga has lost four pastors Win frr v....
through calls 10 other puIpi,s. 7 Rev. perry q
Allen and the Rev. II. y. McMehnel cached ta,,x.a
sermons last sunday.
A lively controversy as 70 wheth N. .,,,...
Nordenskjold Il q swede or Norwegian, aspo ~ a
by "The 81. Paul Pioneer Pres" viii, prons.n...
him FinIander, which in fact makes IT. a RUSS, !.
This statement OF course takes account niy b, b.
great navigator's place OF birth, and his 20
residence IN Stockholm.
Baron Won Gcijer, the nephew Of TIE Prime, w.,-,.
Engnlitchef, weliknown In THE dty In eonne,on ia
her lectures upon Russia, has been appointed er..,,
Of the swedish Leighton In Berlin. The BaFos M.
Is daughter ~ the Prtncess's brotherin law. NIL
lam White, English Ambassador AZ Oonsanunop W.
Grand Duke George Of Russia. who Is spendl a..
winter in Algers. In the hope Of overcoming hIss,.
dcncy 10 consumption, has rented villa IN " :.
which is several miles distant from the capital !.
house stands on a high hill and y said ~ te u
healthy location. The Russian authorizes psked
Governor 70 maize no PTePar.tions ios recsyhs 4
endure no excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

Mr.. Wanamaker believes in one-cent postage
and in postal telegraphy. This year he comes
forward with new suggeston-a postal tele-
phone system. Along with one-cent postage ne
would have three-cent telephone messages and
ten-cent kilograms; and he pronounces all three
I" near possibilities" The needs of this city are
treated by the Postmaster-General at consider
able length, his most striking recommendation
relating to the desirability of new postoffce
building "sOmewhere uptown"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
The climax Of peanut politics is at hand. Let
us hope that their final collapse is not far Off.

The Brooklyn Common Council, body which
Mayor Chaplin once described as intelligent. pro-
gressive and patriotic" is engaged in changing
street names in needless and indefensible way.
It is bad business, anyhow. When a name has
become established, it ought to be undisturbed.
The height OF the ridiculous, however, is reached
when Aldermen undertake To name street after
one OF their own number. Partition-st may not
he an ideal name; but think Of Coifey-st.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

thinking Thackeay's reversal OF worlsws,,,
Nus '''e oaS far more accurately. Doubtless "A.
rear uouoN 18th the man who suffered from ~.
cess OF hourhment Is that he has stood arovns
ana zone hotng too much. A few years ayo
policeman got ,to trouble hecausc no had ~
so fat that hewas nnable % rim ,s., . Sa
TO catch fugiye thief The member. =, ~
force generaiIy o'ht 10 profit by these warninv,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

II is reported from Poughkeepsie that at least
$40, 006vas spent in Duchess County toward
curing the election of Roswell i. Flower. Will
this report prove effective in refreshing the MEM
DRY Of the Governorelect and lead him to put
forth supplementary statement regarding his
campaign expenses?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

Isn't il a sid reflection upon the American people
that nearly 1000, 900 letters and packages found
their way to the Dead-Letter Office in the year
covered by the supcrintendents last annual report
Careessness alone must account for the great
majority of this vast number, though haste in
cases must share the blame How is il that letters
90 astray, that people forget TO put on stamps
or fail to write addresses? Is carelesSness be-
coming u National trait?
Colonel Bliss showed the right spirit in his
demand upon the State Board OF Canvassers
IL was an outrage that the papers he asked for
undoubtedly public propcrty-were not handed
out at the first suggestion that they were wanted
There's nothing like modcsty of the genuine,
old-fashoned, dyed-in-the-wool type. II there is
any man in the country who is oversupplied with
this quality it is our old friend Springer-Springer
OF Illinois. II is no stretch of truth TO describe
Springer az shrinking. The sunlight OF publicity
unnerves him. He prefers the background, or az
least remote and shady corner. Everybody is
aware. of course, that in the Speakership contest
Springer has struggled to keep himself out OF the
public gaze. He has sat up o. nights in order to
accomplish this lie has. AZ is notorious begged
his friends not TO thrust him forward. But the
climax OF his modesty appears in the statement
teegraphed from Washington that Springer does
not expect TO be nominated on the first or second
BALLOT
A New-York policeman has been permanently
disabled through an ailment resulting from sex
cess Of nourishment" IL strikes MS that this
statement is somewhat misleading. or course IL
Is fact of common knowledge that our police
men are not addicted TO plain living and high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04


The Union League Club has not disappointed
expectations. Its utterance in denuncation OF
Hills contemplate plot is clear, ringing, unmiS
taxable Moreover, the address and resolutions
were adopted at largely attended meeting, at
which great deal of righteous indignation found
expression. No one can read this strong and
cogent report without realizing the enOrmity of
the crime in which Governor Hill and his CO.
conspirators are engaged against the rights and
liberties Of the people
Making estimates is the principal feature Of
the Speakership contest Heretofore the con-
testants have been rather chary of exact figures,
but Yesterday the two leaders resorted to arith
metic with increased freedom and confidence.
Mr.. Crisp claims a slight lead over Mr.. Mills,
and in all probability is little nearer the goal.
Whether he win make home run is by no means
certain vet. The first ballot in the caucus to-
morrow will disclose good deal the later ones
will be still more interesting.
At last the New-York Postoffice is going 10
have some Of its urgent demands met wash
ington dispatch brings the good news that sixty
additional clerks have been allowed to the Office
from December 7, and that S12,sO0 has been
granted for raising the salaries OF some OF the
clerks whose wages have heretofore been beg
carly. The additional expense involved will be
about $4,000 year. There is no question
that the expenditure will be wise one The
business of the New York Office is immense, and
is continually increasing. The increase in re-
ceipts for the year ending September 80 was
$50 per cent over the preceding year. The
office deserves most liberal treatment from the
Government
Postmaster General Wanamakers annual re-
port is interesting and profitable reading. Not
all Of his ideas and suggestions will be received
with universal approval, but they are set forth
In such forcble, business-like way that they
cannot fail to arrest attention. As is well known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
Jnoer 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notifies.

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, for 80. Non
better ct any price. 500 and 81 Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.


Gs4Np EAfrns. Aieh., Jane -, 1871.
To ths Honorable Asysr and Common Council
ofths city Of Grsaa Rapids
Gentlemen For the k@neat Of al whom IL
nav eencera HEREBY respectfully present
<yaspsis nfths voiums ~ claims auditei Of
which pavmeut was recommended ~ me dur
lag nv administration Of the ccmptroiier-s
alFee. frari March 18Th. lSse 10 Jane lst. issl.
inclusive,
The Whole number ~ weekly bHissfs re-
ported NJ e,eh regular session ef TIE Common
coanril aarins the flrae. vas Ils. Containing
in al = Sss e'aira<. sad represntins gross
arsoaat - 81 -. 81 "a nssias an average -
shaat rs elslrs< - each report. and about
sSls4 20 each eisin.
TIER we're ~ diverse times striekea from
thee reports md referred n varseHs commit
tees II yeur honorable BODY. sixty II these
claims REPRESENTING total sussat 81 sii.-
asAS. Fifty-ena Il the claims 80 referred
were reported cofrect ~ recommended ~ ne
eosaptrsu.r. sal Showed rsprsseatinxs totai
syncaat - 81 in-S
The nine remaining claims - ref errei. req
re~entfngs total smsass of SIS, eae q Vhieh
wassrlsfya fer freght N tres ior tae saaa 81
a. having heen referred - ye2r Corr NJ ftee
% Cfslns saa tccenass ~ Aprsi IN. ~ ssa
rot ves reoesssa. sna srsnts ssttt peaainz,
The slains referred ~ gnae -. lShs 80 psxe
Ia ana - Of the printed procecdie9S fef tue
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

Warren Sehafs Asphalt c.. 81 New YORK. Was
rgeseatea Naa reported o~fress "a iosm b ne
eiIy AssarneS.
Ala VDoanea mssed that the contract be
approved ana ihz mayer be instructed y e2e-
s-ie sac sAlas In behalf 81 tae eits.
c1Frssd
As.-s-Ala. Andersen. Carpenter. censer.
hrcSSe. kmmer. FIRST EalSeE. kinAes. Ma
hoses, Asiis 0'l,oancll sgeia. Stokes. spEoal.
isfnsF. n srxssEg-ll.
Nsss-Aeae-
De cahtFaet Ter TIE construction 81 . sewer
Ia Han aud Buchanan streets between tue
eiiS 81 sfsaa Rapids ana Meeste ana Aaa
o~NeFsa, sss presented - she clerk ana re-
ported eorreei n fsrA b tAe elts attorney.
AID etein moved that the contract he AT-
proved. aud the mayer bee instructed 10 exc
eate ths sAzae Ia sslaa ~ sAs sst,.
Adeptsd.
Aezs-Ald. Anderson Carpenter. Conger,
boyie. Dgegse. paUtoR. knmer Frost uaa>sr
kiaBes. Mzherey. Mills, O'Doanen. saunders
Stein. Stokes sproul. Turner. wurzburg-is.
NAys-Aeue.
The contract tor the Improvement Of Canal
street irom East Leonard 10 Sweet street.
between the city "a Grsna Rapids
ana Cbss Prange. was presented ~ the
eierk. and reported correct In TORN By The city
att1Ia-y.
Ala. Maheney nsoyea that the oontrseI DC
approved aRe .Se mayor instfactee IL execute
the SAINT IN behalf el the eiis.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. conEef
Doyle. Dresge DuRton. Emmer. FROST. nsaser
Kinney. Ashoney. Mills. o'Donneii sauaaert
Stein. stokes. sproal. Turner. Mura-
bure -i9
Nays-Sone.
The contract for the improvement nj of Wealthy
avenue. between the city OF Grand Rapids aud
hsgemAkef 4 Meyer. Was presented. ana re
ported correct ia isTm by the city attorney.
Aid. Turner moved thaf the contract be APP
proved and the mayor be instructed 10 execute
the same in behalf OF the city.
Adopted.
feas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter, conger.
Doyle. bregse. Emner froSs. hsssrr
Kinney. AaheRey. Mills. o'Donneli. Saunders
Stein. Stokes. Sprou. Turner. MerzbuSs-iA
Nays-Aone-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24


JAMES VAxpESBERG.
Comptroller.
Aid. Carpenter. chairman OF the Committee
on Claims and Accounts stated that the re-
port had been and the various claims found
correct. whereuppon Aid. Conger moved that
the balance OF the report be accepted and
adopted and the comptroller he instructed to
draw orders In favor OF the several parties as
recommended by the comptroller, and the
clerk aud comptroller he instructed to draw
an order on the city depository for
ssss.2o. to be disbursed by the treas
urer 10 the several parties named in the comp
troller's report holding orders on the funds
therein named. In which there is money.
Carried.
Yea,-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter, Conger-
Doyle. Dregge. Dunton. Emmer Frost. Hauser.
Kinney. Mahoney. Mills. 0'DonneIi Saunders,
Stein. Stokes. Sproui. Turner Wurzburg-ia
Nays-None.
GRASp RAPIDS. Mich. June q. 1891.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil OF the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gsntlemen-Wm. n. Frost. supervisor of the
Fourth ward. having properly iteinized his
claim. in compliance with permission granted.
see printed record. pare Ia. viii attach to
and include the sameia my report OF June IL
unless otherwise ordered.
Respectfully submitted.
JaxEs NsspxSsrser.
Comptroller
On motion Of Ala. CARPENTER. referIei to
Committee on Claims and Accesnts
GRAND RAFFBs. Mich. June z. 1891
To the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
ell OF the City Of Grand Rapids:
GeafIemen-I hereby respectfully rero-t
claims presented for services rendered Nv
deputy sheri1s. patrolinz and cooperating
With the Police Department In maintaining
order.
respectfully recommend that such steps be
taken as VIII secare their payment By the
proper auth 3rifs.
Respectfully submitted.
JtEts NkSBHxRrro,
tsmpireiier
On melton Of Aid. Turner, referre4 h IN.
city attorney.
Cry Tsrssrsvs's oryrcp.l
Gs,vp RsFrBs. Men. Jsne ~. issl.
To the Hsusrable the Mayor snd Common
reuaeil ~ the cftv Of arsnd Rapids
6.~n.tem~n--Th. interest 90 TIE erasa Ran
Hs water bonds third series. IL aas and Pay
ssle IN Scv York July J.
~--,ts respectfully eek that the cierk sna
esmssreller ars~ psrrsat on the cgfy deposl
tory in ray favor for one thousaaa t~s haa-
dr~a ssa eighty fous Iss dollars. 30 par me
sane
Respectfully submitted.
ws. H.Er
rffv Treasurer
Az. s,ssss moved that ihe request ~
srantes ard ts< clefk sn4 cornrtroilsr IN
rrueted - ars~ rse proper -z,rsa.-
Carried
Yeas-AIa aRserSen. Csrpeafer. CanSer.
pa<se DrSSgs. pantsa. Err>r. Frest. Has
<~y. Kinaev HshaaeT. MIS- oDeneesI.
ssunte-x sfssn. stoses sy9ous. Isrser,
= afxknrx Il