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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

What may be called the fluctuations in the
Peck case worth watching While the Com
missioner was on trial in the police court on the
charge of destroying public documents the AL
bany District-Attomey rushed the matter before
the Grard Jury and secured an indictment. To
Ibis demurrer has hecn entered but the Judge
i put of giving his decision until the day
before election The police court charge remains
in suspense. 1t set down for hearing on
Thursday, tie Goth, but the Justice at that
time postponed the case until Monday Really
this is too farcical Why doesn't the particular
Democratic boss who controls the police justice
tell the poor man what to do with the Peek
matter?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

the side issue carried from the Presbytery, ana
must stand trial before the latter body on NO
vember 9. Dr. Brown and his friends were
not able to convince the Synod that the Pres
bvtery had erred in recognizing the Birch com
mittee as a committee of prosecution Opin-
ions differ regarding the constitutional question
involved and it was decided to defer action
rhis leaves the matter where it was last year
The decisive vote-122 to 40-doeS not 'iui.
cate. necessarily the theological sentiment Oh
the Presbyterian Church in this state 1or no
decision on Dr. Briggs's hcresy has yet beeh
made. The insinuationS, charges and nasty
words in the closing hours of the Synod al
though quickly repented of, are greatly to be
regretted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

Every voter in this State should bear in nina
that the places for registration in each election
district in every city, town and village except
inc Ncw-York and Brooklyn, will be open To-
dav. and that it is the duty of every Repuph-
can voter 10 SEQ TO il that his name ana also
the name of his ncighbor, are put on the registry
list before he goes to MS bel tonight. NO one
can vote unless he is registered. If you I'VE
in rural districts Of the State. the inspector
can register your name to-day. provided you
-erd him word but if you are not registered
today. then you must 90 personally TO Ne reg
istcred on the last day Of registration IN your
% No one can register h|
nroxy in any Of the cities of the Hta'e-''NefN
voter must appear personally and register bu'
H. would he better if every voter In the rural
districts should personally attend 10 the duty
NJ registering his own name, rather than trust
an INSPECTOR TO do so by request by all means
register to-day; do not put of till some o'ner
time what YOU should do at once. IL Is the
du,v Of every voter to exercise the privilege gwen
20 him of voting for the men who he oeieVes
will Aesu administer the National. State Vt
Municipal Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

4 short but important article on our MS.
MACE clears up all doubt regarding the right OF
electors to make inquire at any and all dwell
mo -bouses regarding persons registered there
from Democratic journals have denied that
this right exists, because the Sec'ion VI '"o
laws of 1890 providing punishment 1or 'hose
who refuse to answer questions is not found III
the general Election law of this year IL was,
however. made a part of the Penal Code OF
which it forms Section A. and it IS now III IUii
force. The person who refuses to answer such
questions is guilty of misdemeanor' Inc
Democratic colonizers should govern themselves
accnrdnClY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
Jn1ef 10 Advertisements
Business Notlfts.

ROLL Tor DESKS AND OFFICE fUhNIle hh'
Great Variety Of Style and Price
r. 6. Selew,
No. Fulton. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
wIsrsT As WELL AS CHEAPEST.
From The Cleveland Leader.

From HE tIcNtIanu IodUtT' :.
II was far cheaper and better for the people .,
PENNSYLVANIA To pay the big bill for maintaining ~,
adequate military force in Homestead uith 10 lu'
the risk Of having reimburse the carnegie so.Ps
for damages to the amount Of millions OF oV l
which might have been sustained had Lot troops pce'
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
.r,II m Nay ANTsE MIR. GODKIN.

From The New-Yori Morning Advertiser.
GodRin OF The Evening Posi- is redho' orap w,
LEX Fan because he is a Blaine lrishnan. lhAs
isn't likely TO make votes for Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
BIG SHORTAGE AOcUMULATING.

chairman Ilarrity is probably doing rs well as ans
other man could 10 In his place under present cr'
cnmstances but the fact remains that lie ISN'T maA
inc votes for Ills party as fast lis candidates As
losing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

Tho Democrats in this city arc circulating 'hi'
choice hit of falsehood: The Democrats arc
ON the lookout for 4 lot of rcpeatcrS. lh'y are
college men from Philadelphia. Sixty are saiA
to be in the party" Chairman llarrity ought
70 reward handsomely the devscr Of this ama1-
ing piece of fiction, the most SroteSque IL" OF inc
campaign Every one knows that the Democratic
marty Of this city has been for nearly hait
century the partpof colonizns, repeating orioefN
and false counting Every enc knows that Its
constant cndcavor has been 10 debauch ara cor
rupt the ballot and to falsify the returns Every
one knows that the Election Inspectors bill was
forced through n stolen legislature at Albany
last winter in order to promote and facilitat" fraud
in the elections in this city Every on" KNOWS
that. with an honest vote aud an honest count
in Ncw-York Brooklyn, Troy and all the largo
cities a. we'll as in the country districts, New
York il n Republican State. And now sixty col
Icgc men. Republicans, are coming from fhlla-
dclphia. to teach Tammany new tricks IN repeat
ing. That's fine flight of the Democratic
IMAGINATION, now, isn't it?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
promptly

.Jachnc has been released from prison and all
hia fellow-boodlcrs have escaped from the conSc-
oucnccs OF their conduct in 1854. But the final
and If the noodle business has not been reached.
alderman Sayles's brother has just filed a claim
a,,.ins. thc city for the sum of S25, 600, which
he put up as bail for the accused Aluer"l'"
in 1855 Soylcs was never tried, and after his
roturn from Canada the indictment against him
,as dismissed. That the bail was fairly for
foi,od sccms clear enough, but shrcwd lawyers Will
49,, Io,b, socl, IN make out "A ease against the
oitv II il the duty Of the city authorities 10
rcsist the paymcnt Of this claim by every means
AZ their command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

The Democratic party says that tariff having
concern for the wages Of working people. or for
anything except revenue j. unconstitutional. II
promises if returned 10 power, TO repeal the Ne
kinlcy bill. and to enact such n tariff will be-
according TO its definition, constitutional. This,
Of course means Free Trade, or, an equivalent
expression. the British revenue system. The Lon
don Times recognized this when it said that the
Democratic policy. a. expressed in the Chicago
platform. " is not to be- distinguished from Free
Trade in tie practical form in which W. are famil-
lar with it," In his letter of acceptance. how
ever Mr.. Cleveland spoke Of Free Trade as an /" i'm
possibility and as Il specie Mr.. Reds re-
mark that to accept a party's nomination without
intending TO carry out its principles would be as
dshonorablc and as criminal as TO procure goods
under false prctcnccs' is both pertinent and lust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

Last year the new duties on tinplates took
eff oct July / and for sAva.A1 .aa,,ths tina conn
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English courts and juries do not waste time.
In the Neil case. which has been on trial for a
few days past the jury found verdict of
guilty yesterday after five minutes consulta-
ton and sentence Of death was pronounced at
once. There was not the slightest doubt of
the wretch's conviction, to be sure, but in this
country it is certain that there would have
been no such expedition in similar crcum-
stances.
Brooklyn celebrated Columbus Day with an
attractive parade, which was credtable to all
connected with it, and which drew an enormous
number of people to all the streets and places
through which it passed The greatest crowd
collected at the Prospect Park Plaza, where
The Memorial Arch was dedicated with fitting
ceremonies. The complete success Of the exer-
cises of the day was maned by one sad occur
renee, the death of Grand Army man who
took part in the parade. He had nearly reached
the point where the marching column was
dismissed when he was stricken with heart dis
ease His tragic death intensifes the impress
sion produced by every fresh proof that the
ranks of our war veterans are steadily thinning
The Manufactures Building in which the
Worlds Fair dedicatory exercises were held
is no doubt admirably well adapted for the
purposes for which it is intended, but as place
for public speaking it is in no sense a success
There were 10000 persons in rhe huge edi
fee yesterday, but probably not more than 2
per cent of them were able to hear the elo-
uucnt words of Vice-President Morton, Mr.
Dcpew, Mr.. Watterson and the others who
spoke The big chorus, too, was inaudible at
the further end Of the hall. To say this is not
70 detract from the success of yesterdays cere
monies For those who were present, as well
as for the many more who were not, the press
Of the country will supply full reports of all
that was said.
Professor Briggs, Of Union Seminary, has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

Mr. John Kcan, jr.. has excellent grounds for
the confidence which he feels regarding the sue
cess of his contest for the HOvernorshlp Of New
Jersey. lie IL not man To take hold Of a
task of this sort unless there is n good prospect
of coming out on the reht side, and the
prospect of Republican victory in New-Jcrsey
has been growing brighter and brighter ever since
the convention which put Mr.. Kean in nomina-
ton was held. Not only is Mr. kean's election
strongly probable but there is fine opportunity
TO elect enough Republican Assembymon to in
sura tina choice next winter of a Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

Professor Briggs, Of Union Seminary, has
failed to get the Endorsement of the Synod On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-23
CITY NOrTCrS.
BoAi,RaDx OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-

I}oA ar = OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
Whereas, The city council Of the CITY Of s.a,-
te mas heretofore ~ board OF aldermen Joint resa
ln,len = o. = declared It's Intention 70 grade and
kniSht street, IN The city OF seattle: and,
Whefeas' 4 ne city council Of the city Of seattle
did' ol she otn day Of February A. d. 1922 pass
or ordinance No. ISL which ssil eriInance Axesi
and t.tahfshed an assessment district as pro-
woe ~ s,'ign elght ~ Of article eight VIII
provcmeut; and,
=. heroes AZ assessment roll has been filed by
containing The names OF o owners 5vb~n trogr,'
Ola the property n said assessment disfrici and
owners and the sum Of 81 1874 ii f1r every Front
Foot Is ass AGAINST each separate lot and parcel
% inni ~ ne property in said disrict against the
owners and properly when known. and aeslnss
the property WHEN ths owners are unknown. and
In said assessment roll The estimate enaf 1ffb
streci-crossiugs visa assessed egainst me civ ard
other ihinF were provided in said assessfe nj roll
p t1t"-lst w sseien eight 90 OF article eight
(Nlil OF the tfeeh9iders charter: therefore be II
Resolved iiy the board Of aldermen and house on
asirsa.cs q, t'e elty OF Seattle, In session assem-
hereby directed % publish IN the Sfficial nsvVsps-
pers % the city Of seattle. in ten consecutive Is
sues OF the same, notice that saii roll bss neon
filed by the board Of public works with the rftv
council and mat all persons owniaR land ia said
assessment district No L. ha REQUIRED 10 appear
and Tie objections with the city rierk II ans me-,
have, on or before the 4th dav OF March A Is
lss-, sslns' sag assessment roll, and the taxes
approved II found correci by the city council, Al
said time
And II il hereby further ordered and raso,v.a
that there be JOINT session Of said city council on
said 4th day OF March, A. ID. 1892 TO hear ohlec-
tons, u any. against said essuent roll and IN
no OBJECTIONS are made. for tue approval thereof
Passed board OF aldermen this I5fh dNv of Feb
ruary, 1852 AS MfTfER.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Passed houss OF delegates this I'm day q Febru-
airy, 1872 r ". JONES
President House Of Delegates
Approved BY me this 18Th day OF February 1904
GEORGE ". HALL. Mayor.
Filed by ms this lbth day Of February, 1892.
IL w. MILLER, CITY Clerk
Published this 18th day OF February 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.


enTvv or ms IRE department.. with the aprrovai OF
the Gty council in joint convention assembed. and
he shall appoint al subordinate officers and fire.
men, subject to the approval Of the com mission
The Ire commission may from time time re-
or any Of said subordinate officers or hremen, as
they NAV see tt. for such causes rs 10 them seem
just or proper; bur the ground and the Of
FeinovR! Shall be entered In the record of proceed
ings together with the names of the commissioners
voting therefor. Every appointee OF the fire de-
partment ulust be a citizen Of The United States
OF good character for honesty and so
oriety, able 10 read the English language,
for az least c-e wear next rrecadiDs hIs an,ffnt-
ment: every app0intee hereafter appointed except
the Chief of the fire dep srtmeat. shall be less
taan twenty-oDe nor more than forty five years of
age: provided. that the foregoing restriction to
age shall not apply to engineers and officers other
except the chief possess such physical quail
fcations Will enable him to pass sat isfactory
medical examination under such rules and regula-
lions as may be prescribed by the fire commission
srs and the city council
Resolved. That subdivision Third" OF section 2
Of article XII of the reeholders charter be amended
so as 10 read as follows:
Third-The fire commission shall annually. or
oftener If required by the council, If they
deem best. make report 10 the city council OF
any municipal legislation by them deemed neces-
sary to improve the condition and administration
of the fire department., and shall report In ike
manner fully 10 the city council the business and
condition Of The fire departrpert show nK the mum.
Der Of alarms responded to- the estimated loss oy
each lire with the cause thereof during the yeas,
with such other general and special information ~
advancement or Improvement of the department.
and the necessities thereof also an estimate of the
amount OF money that viii be required TO pay sal
aries and expenses of the fire department fer the
ensuing hscai year. specifying in detail the Items
Tor which the same will be required.
Resolved. That section of article XI. Of the free
holders Charter be amended to read follows:
Sec o. The fire commissioners shall meet at least
once month at such time as they shall by resolu-
tion determine. and in such special meetings as
NAV be by them found TO be expedent A quorum
TO do business shall consis. of three members.
OF whom may be the mayor, and the concurrence
or majority of those present, and entitled to vote
sinai! be necessary TO any decision order OF the
commission.
Passed board OF aldermen this 9th day Of jan
uary, 1892. A. :. MILLER,
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house Of delegates this 18TH day OF Jann-
airy. 1892. II. W. JONES'
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 35th day of January,
1892 GEORGE w HALL. Mayor
Filed by me this 30th day OF January, 1892.
II. W. MILLER. City Clerk.
Date of first publication. February 2. 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-23
PROPOSED AMENpMENTs.
IN TINS cnarrer ,ne term o, every appo,nuve ONT

TINS cnarter term OF every a7poinuve omcss
shall expire on December 81 OF each year.
AsssoIsea' hht section . OF AItaS.e AiA' OF NV
reen9ldeEs charter be amended so as 10 read .,
follows:
SECTION 8. II any appoin,ivs onice become Vs.
cant. the same shall be filed in the manner
as If at the beginning OF tbs term. and the person
appointed to I'll The vacancy shall hold fer the
o8 member of the cfty council become vacant the
csty council shall, within twenty days thereafter.
proceed IN joint convention elect by baI.os per-
son TO nj such vacancy.
ifthe office Of member OF the city council shall
become vacant that house or branch OF the city
council to which such nembes belonged shall
within twenty days thereafter proceed 10 eject by
ballot person TO Hi such vacancy from the same
ward IN which the vacancy may have occurred:
provided, that II any such oftice shal! not be ed
within the time above limited, such oo9y or
bodies, whose duty il may be I'll such vacancy.
shall meet and ballot 81 isnst oace each day until
such vacancy shall have been flled
Persons elected to ELL vacancies in elective Offices
shall hold the once until the next regular city
election. and at such election person shall be
elected 10 hold the office tor the remainder OF the
term Persons elected to MI vacancies shall
qualify within The same time after their election
and IN IN. same manner as prescribed fer persons
Resolved that section OF article nineteen
tAIAl OF the freeholders charter be amended SO
sec. s. Whenever the mayor shall suspend any
elective officer he shall Immediately notify the
city council OF such suspension and the cause
thereof and shall forthwith call Joint Convention
OF the members Of said council at which he shall
present charges against such suspended officer.
He shall furnish copy Of the charges to said of
hcer, who shall have right 70 appear with counsel
ana make bis defense The city council. in JOINT
convention as Aforesaid, shall speedily try such
officer on such charge. and that purpose shall
have power TO ad lolrn from time to time unit. tbs
trial shall be completed 10 summon and compel
the attendance of witnesses. TO hear their testl-
mony. to receive other evidence and to hear the
arguments OF counsel At such trial the president
OF the board of aldermen shah preside, ard In his
absence OF disability the president of the house of
delegates. IT two-thrds of ali the members Of the
city council shall by resolution sauctify the action
of the mayor, then the suspended officer shall
thereby be removed from Office.
Passed board Of aldermen this 9th day of jan
usry, 1892. A. $. MILLER.
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed house OF delegates this 5th day Of Janu-
airy. 1892. r. W. JONES,
President House Of Delegates
Approved by me this 3Cts day Of January,
1892. GEORGE w HALL. MAYOR
Filed by me this 30th day Of January. 1892.
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date OF first publication. February 2. 1892.
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i O. Z.
Whereas. The city council Of the city Of Seattle
has heretofore by house oi delegates Joint res9ii
tion No. -. declared iis intention 70 grade and
sidewalk Brook street. from Grange street 70 be-
pot street. in the cts u seattle. and,
where's, The city council Of ihe city Of Seattle
an ordinance No. ESP, which SAID ordinance we'd
and established an assessment district a. provided
in section eight 81 Of article eight fNITIl IN 80
freeh0lder5 charter 10 pay Tor such imp oyerent.
and
Whereas. An assessment roll has been alei nv
the board Of public works with The city council
containing tho names OF the ogur-s whom E,,I.,,.
OF all the property IN said assessment district 80,
when unknown. said properly ia listed 20 IN
front foot il a. se-,s.j e-,irst fajt 800. ,o' tNely
parcel o. land OF the property in said Cisfrtrt
against the owners and property when known and
against the property when the owners are an
cost Of the street crossings was assessed sg+irst
the city. and other things wer. provided IN zsid
assessment roll, required by section ,-ieb ~, ~
therefore, be n 49,
Resolved, BY the hoard OF aldermen and bsuso 90
Delegates % the city o. Seattle In session asssrl
bied. that the city clerk OF the city gf .see-,i. -
hereby directed 70 publish in the official reyv.-
papers Of the city Of seattle. IN zen con-erutir.
issues Of the same, notice that said roll ha. ts-
filed by the board Of public works with IN. NV
council, and thar al persons owning land In aid
as sessTneBt district No. ~ be REQUIRED ~ sI.
and file objections with the city oserk In anyi tb,
have, on or before the sth day or March T'
1892, against said assessment roll or ne f,Ss
assessments made therein. or the same win 50 ~.
proved, II found correct By ths city council al ala
Anditis hereby further ordered and resolved Tho,
there be Joint session Of the city council an ssJ9
4th day Of March A. D. 1892. q hear obect{0os h
any, against said assessment rpll ana II no osisc
tons are made, for the approval .i.s-acf - ~
"a - oostu u aldermen this 18Th Of Feliru-
Afy' AoS-- 4. :. Mt-fER
President Board Of Aieer,7-r
Passed mouse OF asies.ltes this 1rn day OF r IN
ary, 1892 r. " T,SFS u
President House OF Delegates
approve" ny me .iiis 18TH DAY of February ises2
x,,-s,. GEOhGE W. HALL Msvor
Fllea py me This 18th DAY Of February fsat
,,-.,,,.., IL W. MILLER, City ti..rs
tuu-s1eo ms 18Th day Of February, lse2.