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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
DTTSY DIVIDING THEIR PLUMBER.

RcdiStrlctng the city is taking much OF The limo
Of the powerful intcllcct> who run the 1ammany
machine II is said that they have determined 10
make three Assembly districts OF the present NlAth
District Police Justice Daniel +. Mcmahon the
present leader will control The lower district. Thonas
j. Brady the Commissioner Of Buildings, expects 10
fake charge of the middle district although rs Mr.
Erady's time will be pretty freely occupied IN or
sanizing his departments. It is thought that inner
sheriff John r. sexton may be pressed INTO service
as leader The upper district will probably be turned
over to william r.. Stllings, at present the counsci
OF sheriff German.
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THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS OF DEEVES.

Good T. prime steers sold rear ago afro soasS 10
the aN"raIc Dicc was estimated Mt - 80.
lEENES-kcccpt, for two day. i3 carlolds. or I.25S
head3Oi carloads gncd direct to slaughtser parity
for export dressed quart carloads Tor export alive
and CO carload, be sold The supply was quite liberal
but demand fair. and prices m OIL l0dl5c per 100
H. about 9l we've odd and the market closed steady at the
decline Exporters bought number OF carloads, !ooir
10 best native steer sold - 1Jari % per 100 u; Old
~ 75d3f bulls at ~ 70dS3 30 COWS at 81 9o
~ 81 49,
CITY dressed beef in fair demand at G+asc per NJ with
general sales at O],ds 2c.
Latest private cable advces report lower market WIN
American selling l02d1l nc, estimated dressed
weight: and refrigerated beef. at 9a97sc Der u
SHIPMENTS tomorrow $50 cattle on the Taurlc by -
hamb, ard IS sheer the Arecuna to-day
Frcights unchanged at50dJ5 shlings head ana
insurance premiums tending downward, averaging
about l. per cent.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
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- ROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR INDIAN

Prison aPhilad'lphiap pepGs o. inc p ~ Nav
so-Seaei proposals duplicate. will Ire received here
until II O'Clock a. M, urday, June 2. 1892 for Furnish
nv and delivering Schuyki Arsenal in this city sup
plies for Prisoners consisting OF men, and boys
hats woollcn suits. wonen's anu cucnn's knU
underwear womens slawls, woclen blanEet stoc kings
womsn~ and childrens shoes ana calico bos Tor ac,
livery az other points VIII be considered Samples must
aec npany proposals. The articles called for are delvr.
aba on and after July t 1872 and bidders must staoo
how soon date they Will make deliveries ray
ments will depend upon future Appropriation oy Songress
or manufacture conditions OF quality and price Including
dtv thereon being equal For lists OF atieie, requred
blank proposals. ETC., apply at this once En-
Vciop,s containing proposals 70 h. ndorsed Proposals for
Supplies Indian Psoners and addressed 10 he unoei'
= In charc OF Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
yryERaL OF POLICE cITIry BENNETT.

The funeral Of Police Captain J. H. behn''' "1S h''i
last night at the home OF his family. NO III Last
ehund rod and. seventh-st. the Rev Dr. Thomas
T. Smith officiating. Among thos" pic~Ti "er" PONCE
oapains Hooker washburn. Bcrghoi and Br'okH; eN'
Police Captains Greer and Davis; SerG"ahts ic!h'us'
Woodward Wallace and sullivan; oNS"reeants Philns
and Dcyoe Eounismen s II. Coon. Gilon. stephen Van
O,trand George Eoscnwall, Isaac Moran aud fh"ard
Graham The burial VIII take place this morning at the
Ncw.York Bay Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS OF ALBANY ACTIVE

Albany. MAY q Cspcciar.-Thc Cleveland D"mocnts
who are laburtng hard 10 get Albany County well
represented at the May Convention selected pro
visional county committee tonight Among the ''o'''
hers Of the committee Nathaniel G. Moak, ex-
Alderman IcrIs w. Pratt James 7. Tracey. George
douglas Miller Thomas F. Mason and Judge Cnhe'
- Col,oes The committee will meet twice week
and viii keep it, quarter, open day and night ior 'e
enrolment of sympatDiZers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN YOUNGSTOWN.

Morristown, y. J.. May (Sprciall.-Ihe hePup
uca,; o,ect.d their entire tickle for city Offices TO-
div bv maiorites ranging from 30 10 100 THIS IS
the first time since 1889 that the Republicans nave
controlled city Offices. The following are the ocnls
elected: Mayor j. Edward Taylor; alderman, Grin
mel wins: counclmen. Charles W. Ennis. George
t'obbett and Eugene 4. Carroll
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NITEn STATES ASSAY OFFICE. New.

U York City Superlntendents ONCE, April 30 lS92.
scaled nropoals will received by the undcr 2ned unu
II o'clock M June o 1872 for furnishing such supplies
he from time % time by this ONCE during
The twelve months ending June 80 1923 embracing acids,
iarrr coal charcoal copper pacs &C., crucibes. &C..
rxes iron pipe castings Lead pipe. sheet lead rubber
GOOD, and necessary supplies: Schedules ard blank
forms OF proposals. with information Ia quantities OF
surn supplies will probably be required win De fur
nshed ppcation. Proposals will be considered sep
prices .nd samples furnished will BE- accepted The
whole or part he deemed for interest Of the
Government the right 30 reject any all proposals being
reserved Requiitions VIII be made on the parties WHOSE
lids NAV accepted and the articles must be furnished
as rcqur wiz, out delay Proposals n receive consid.
Grafton be accompanied by sufficient bond with one
surctcs and by samples or such description o.
the articles will clearly designate their qualify Pro-
tosas should BE- addressed 70 the undersigned and in
closed with q copy, Of this advertisement IN scaled en-
velope Endorsed proposals for supplies The bids Wiz
be opened and registered at the hour named In the pres
ence OF bidders and officers Of the Assay Onfce.
ANDW MASON. Superintendent.
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propos sails.

q FFICE Of Post Quartermaster, Fort Hamil.
~ ton. y. Y H., April %. 1S92-Seaiad proposals, IN
tripcate Will be received here until II O'clock noon
May o. 1892 ard then opened for construction az Fors
Hamilton n. Y H.. OF ~ double set Ct officers guar.
ters. All information be obtained az the onlce OF tho
undersigned. The Government the right 10 REJECT
any all bids. Enveone- containing proposls should -
marked Proposals. for Construction OF Building at Fora
Hamilton. y V H." and addressed IN First Lieutenant
C. J. BAILEY, X. Q. NJ. 1t Artillery, Post Quarter
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,vSTpr.C-rFD FOR CLEVEL MD.

Winchester Va MAY 0.-Thc Frederick County con
vcnt,on held herr today elected nineteen delegates 10
the state Convention at Richmond. They were IN
structed for Cleveland.
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,xrr,,,yL MEN "MEAS BUSINESS"

qa antIIill men Of this city, under the lead OF INC
Provisional Democratic state Committee, are pcp''
ing for their primaries which will take place III every
Assembly District for sending delegates to the syracuse
Convention over $4,000 signatures have been ph'eu
uu,n the Anti. Hill enrolment Of this city All Sehe'
~ this roll can vote at the primaries which VIII pc
held on or about MAY 25 the polls TO be open al Gay
Two srecal trains will leave the Grand Central Stauoh
for Syracuse on May 80. over 800 applications haVe
bcen made for seats and bcrths on the trains
Charles s Falrchlh will call the convention 70
order and John ID. Herman, Of Utica, Will probably
preslde over its deliberations. ExMayor William H.
Grace was seen at the state Headquarters at NO. o.
Wiiam-st yesterday. He sad in answer to inquiries
that the Syracuse Convention would elect delegates
10 the National Democratic Convention at Chicago III
spite OF all reports to the contrary.
We shall 20 70 Chicago" he added not Il por-
testing but a c0ntcsting delegation. We clalfn 10
repre- will aud voice Of the Democracy ol III"
state and shall therefore demand the right TO occupy
the seats OF the NewNOrh delegation on me moor OF
the convention and TO cast the vote OF the ntate OF
New York. This Is the plan which We marked out
at the beginning Of the agitation last February ana
Il is ridiculous 10 suppose that we snail neVia'c
from it," 49,, ,>- -.
~ the state in the National Convention have been
practically decided upon The names OF thc prob:blc
delegates from this end OF the state are eN Nric'iry
Foirclld and Frederic Il. COudert. both 01 ms ctv
The other two mentioned Dailel y. LOCKWOOD
q Bufalo and Charles Tracey, Congressman from inc
Albany District.
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i Philadelphia DeIot Of tn. 9. NJ Dept, No 1tss
Philadelphia. Penn. Nav j. 1So2-Soalcd Pro-
posas in plicae will be received here until II O'clock
m. saturday, June T. 1892 for furnishing the 4 ;:
delivered at schuylkn Arsens IN this city VIZ Drum
sings worsted braid CLOTH D. Il. cloth.
ans qussy END es,s nns 9pslIsy cotton
army standard and fine quality; s. b. k.r.sy
canvas padding white tape galvanized iron rings.
metal tint slips post flags storm and
rutng flags post flag halards BIDS for delivery az
other Points Will also be considered Delivery OF the ar
tcles must be before July next and bidders
must they commence and complete de-
ivcrcs reryes The right to reject any and
all bids Preference will be civ en- articles ~ domestic
production manufacture conditions OF quality and price
duty thefeon) being equal For copies printed
tuctons blanks Cor proposals. ETC. apply at THIS Office
be indorsed Proposals
for Military Suppiss' and adissd the undersigned.
l. g. SAwTELLT. Deputy Quarterma ste General, U. s.
A. charge OF depot
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OIL MARK ETS.

on City. Penn May o-Satloaa Transit eestiiicstes
sales II 900 bbls clearances. 10000 bbls; shipments,
Pit,,burc Penn NAV National Transit certificates
opened AZ 55rs closed at 81 highest 81 lowest. SOC
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TIE PRESIDENT AND THE ChiN lines on no as o,o.
.. ur Suffrage before the Methodist preachers
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domestic situations Uantea

Females.
NIyAITRE,SS.-First class; by competens
w Young WOMAN: private family thor.
on ghly understands wines. s4.ads carving.
care OF silver, china, &C. country prsferrsd;
Ssst references. Al j. w. CARPENTER
4 co.'s. S20 6th-ave.
VVy1iTRESs. nrst-class private fam.
ssrv,ne salsds. wines, fne china. glass, SC.
has hest references; city or country. Cau
40 (,th.ave., near 42d-st.
vxyIITEESS. q herman Protestant;
w nrst-clsss (; makes all salads; nrst-elats
r'ferencss: assist with chamberwork. Call
A. Mrs. BRICKS. 1I0 East 12th.st, be.
tween 81 and 4th nves.
VIYASHING.--C,erman woman wants wash.
w ing to take home hotels, barber shors,
res tanrants CSC. q dozen. MIS-. BARTH,
oSO West 35th-st.. rear house.
" DUNG LADY OF education and refine.
II ment desires Q position as compNnioni
will Javel good references. Address ).
L., Tribune once.
u DING GIRL. are II, wishes place IN
j store or ONCE; speaks English ana Gsr'
man. Mrs. LAIGE. j02 East 6th-se.. ~
lContinued On Ninth Pasel
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domestic Gltnatlons Uante0

Females
NJ URSE.-Dv a Young North German girl.
spanking English. a. nurse 10 baby or
grown children In nrst-class private family:
prefers travelling. Call or apply B5 ith.
ave. bet. 2Jth and goth Its.
NtRsE.-By competent nurse. as at
Y tenfant to invalid willing 10 trovel or
live IN The country best OF references. Mrs.
+. NJ. FREEMAN, care of Mr.. q. Richards.
~ West 6ith->t
NURSE and CHAM BERMAID.-By com
~ pet mt Young girl viii as - wltl wash
ing: willing aid obliging city or country
year, city references; wages. Slf. Call
oil 6th-ave.. bet. 51th and 5sth SIS.
NURSE.-By q German. American girl 10
" take care OF chill rem help light hou.H
work chanh rmad never lived out; VIII
ing Young and oblicing $40. Call Wednes-
day forenoon. 391 0th.avc.
NJ URSERY GOvERNESS.-By educated
" North German Protestant to growing or
small children coed ssamstress and line
need T. workes no objection 10 the country;
Two years city rcferen &. Call at Mrs.
PIRfK'S Il9 East i:th-st.. near 4tb-ava.
II ESPECTABLE colored woman wishes .
IL place u take care OF bachelor apart
mcns,. Call 100 West 39th.st. top noor.
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Buffalo MAY 9.-tAttlc receipts last twenty four
hOur- $40 head total for week thus far 500
head for same time last week. also head con
signed through. 2.OpO head 10 New York, 2.:lGO
head on sale. 1000 head Market closed strong
with about all sold extra fancy heavy steers. - 40
0S4 81: export Steers fine honcd ana fit. OF l.4JO
lDurd, and upward ~ i00 - 30. choice export grade
steers Of from l.31o 10 lto0 pounds. ~ 250 - 40:
good fat tidy steers. weighing from 200 10 1900
pounds Ti g00Si 20: do. Weighing frcm LOO TO
300 pounds - -" - 10: light handy butcher
LEE pounds ~ jo0 ~ 30 fair do. 81 same weight
90 25o ~ 90 fair to good mt pony steers. Of from
900 900 pounds T.. son 80 30 green steers OF
from 800 to loo poIndN. - 5a ~ 40 green steers
Of f?rm LOO 10 100 pounds ~ 4O0 ~ % far 10
choice heiers - 250 AZ 60: fat cows and hei'ers'
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domestic 5ituation5 Wantel

Females.
~ EAMSTRESS.-By an educated No'th
- German Protastant: good seamstress and
dressmaker; nne needleworket ~ ,tciass
civ references; or as maid " growing chill.
drcn. Call at Mrs. BRICKS, ll9 East
10Th st. near Ith-ave.
r,EANsTRF.sS or CHAMBERMAID.- by
- a competent young woman understands
dressmak.ng: or 70 wait on lady or grown
chjldren: city or country; good city ref&.
ences. Address l.. F.. 90 l.23s Broadway.
SEAN STRESS. - Understand dressma.
y King. renovaung and making over
dresses by the dav or week. or would take
Permanent place. +. b.. Box 49, 1.23S
broadway.
XTANrED.-Situation as nurse and seam
w stress best OF reference. Call or ad-
dress NJ. wOoDAHD. $50 17sh-st.. Brook
lyn
WAITRESS and CHAMBIRMAID.-By
w YOUNG GIL makes all salads care OF
silver and fine china has the best OF refer
enees city or country. Call 80 0th-ave.,
near 1fth.st.. Mrs. HALLS.
VIZ AITREss.-By educated English Prot
w estant: competent a. butler In walt:
ing: take position city or country; best
iecom,nen datlons assist with chamberwork.
With Mrs. TYLER, $40 eth-svs.
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AN ACTIVE JAMES &. BLAINE CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting Of the James I" Bihihc
Republican Club Of the XXIId Assembly District was
held last night at No ,5s4 Avenue A. with r. VI.
Hills presiding and James i. Denis as secretary
After sixteen propositions for membership were man;
Peter II. Mcdonald offered resolutions. which were
passed demanding that the inspectors Of elections to
bs allowed TO the Republicans under the new law snail
he men OF the strictest integrity and acceptable III
his respect TO all Republicans Of the organization
After the regular order Of business there was musical
entert ainment. Among those present were j.. H.
,hhott : Hirslfcld. William EIScn. John Grubcr,
Charles McMurray, Charles Each, s. Goldbargcr John
tnrc X. G.. White, Arthur White, Henry Mayer
Gcorcc GOetting and John Earl.
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Domestic Situations tOanteo

Females.
WAITRESS.-By young girl I'm hrst-class
w private famlly; understands care OF sill
YER, salads, wines has best city references
20 produce; Ia willing TO 20 70 The country.
Call OF, amply 3i5 4th.ave.. between o5th
WAITRESS by respectable young
w girl as frst-class waitress best city
references from last employer Call 80
West 49tn-st. ring 5. Colian's bell.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-B
80 competent young woman makes all
salads understands wines, care OF silver
and nne china city or country city. refer.
ence. Call ! OH 6thave. bet. 57th and
5Sth SITS.
wv AITRESS.-By a neat. ehcient young
w woman. as very good waitress OF parior-
maid GOOD references city o, country has
some references. Seen Go2 Oth-aNe., pc@
35th and 3oth SITS. JA-cUIN'S.
VljAI rRESS or rARLORM AID.-Dy young
w woman understands wines. all kfnds OF
salads care OF Silver perfectly; can be wei
re, commended. Present employers IL
Nest asth.st.
VIZ AITRESS. -.Thoroug hly proficient IN
w derstands care Of silver, wines, saiaas
hest Of reference from present empower.
Cali before II until Thursday. % T.. Siph-ss'
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, MAY o. 1892.
saturday.

HEARD ROUND THE WORLD.
The rumble Of the Empire S1,e Express Is heard
round the world ..
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POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
EX CONGRESSMAN HORR'S TALK.
AN ENTE RTAINING AND CONVINCING SPEECH At
BREVOORT HALL.

BREvOORT HALL
Brevcort Hall, at Fifty fourth-st. and Third ave-.
crowded last night with voters OF the XXth AS
sembly District to listen TO address on "Tarif
Wages and .Pices,' by cx- Congressman Roswell q.
IIorr. The speech Of Mr.. Iorr was convincing, ana
facts and figures cited 10 prove that the pro
tcctive policy was the only policy for the people OF
the United States. The meeting In BrcvOort Hall
was held under the auspices OF the Republican Club,
but presided by Elchael GOOde. Of the NNth
District Republican Club. Mr.. llorr said In part
The difference between the protection plan and
the free trade plan Is, first that when duty Is levied
on anything that can be produced industry Is built
up Second the protective policy enables the people
OF the United states to better wages than any oher
country the face OF the earth. Third. there Is
large amount OF money here. and keep II here ana
fourth We cheaper goods when we begin to make
things in this country. This statement about max
Ing goods cheaper is where have the trouble with
our free-trade friends. II there IS thing In this
country which has not become cheaper since we began
to make II here should like to know OF IT, All the
nccessares Of life on the free Hst. Conee ana
tea and the like which are consumed as much by tie
poor man the nabob, we do not levy duty upon
But when want to build UP an Industry IN nis
country do levy duty and In the end the article
protected that Is made I'm this country Decomes
cheaper England levies n duty on tea coIee.
tobacco and few other things and collects dnucs 10
the amount OF s1OOOOOOOO every year. That is
where a duty is tax because the duty IS pad ny ue
n.,pe But such q state OF affairs does not exist
here for facts and figures prove that when duty
Is levied on certain article that can be proonceN
here IT cheapens the cost OF that article
Mr. Horr held his audience for two hours anu u .
prcsent declared that they never before listened TO
more entertaining and convincing speech.
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l Trspsmisson OF Power watervliet Arsenal, West
Troy ~ Y. Eey O. ls92Siled proposals, In tripcate.
VIII be received at this Ar-enal until ~ o'clock M on
Monday June g. 1892 for Skating and Puleys and for
recon OF same IN complete running order III the Army
Gun Factory wa,eryliet Arsenal. The Government
serves right reject ell proposals rartS
thereof. Specifications and all other information can 70
Application Iieutenantt oonel i. VI. PARKER
Ordnance belartmont. Z. S Army commanding.
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THE ASSISTANT GOVERNOR AND HIS OLD BOON

THE ASSISTANT GDNERNok AND ms oHD -"
David b. iii $ assistant Governor, kosweh r.
Flower who has been in this city since last fnday'
returned TO Albany Yesterday afternoon. Except io'
the time when The met the gtlaccd young men VI MS
staff at the Windsor Hotel last saturday morhs' 'c
assistant Governor kept to his room In the hotci !"
ferring most of those who sent their caus 10 MN :"
,hs amable military secretary, Coionci fnr'u"u u.
Judson. While he was here Mr.. Flower rhmnaseo
about In his political; rubbish OF several years micA 'or
his old Presidential boom. He found inc ooon' o".
II was considerably bruised ana battereo' anu o",'
old and musty on Of the lapse OF time since nc
had /, I'm active use. 1t needed considerable ahon'
OF furnishing before lie could get 1t INTO cohoi''o"
for public inspection again. but NJ "ohei o' ,.n,,.a
sunday and when he took the Southwestern L''''''"
train for Albany yesterday afternoon 1t really was IN
fnirly presentable shape. The boom mas 40, s sG
reached The proportion OF special trains ana hean
Quarters at the bcmocmuc National C9nvn,loh' p ,h
4 Tho eight between the followers OF Cleveland .u
,1oimants and Hill, "ahe asprant' becomes INV nv
more bitter il may extend again 10 ihaI ho , ,n"n
rInwer now has nearly 400 bills sun 10 "Sr upot
Among them T. the measure prOvidihe lor mo1 W..
Rnformatorv 20 be either In this CITY OF III "'e|
chester County.
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~ i. snEEmAX IS uEAE1NG FROM ERIE COUNT,

-, l. suEEHAN Is HEARING FROM ERIE COUNTY.
,eutennnt -IsovernOr William +. Shcchan arrived In
,,s city on Sunday and went to the Hoffman House.
AZ, sh,ehan said yesterday that he had been at Atlantic
cry for a trying % restore his vitality otter his
,oh1s NJ Albany during the session. lie looked tired
and worried I'm spite Of his outing and seemed disposed To
avoid newspaper He asciib'd his ratified state to
49, .,r,n uuon his during the legislative term,
,, nconle who know him well think that the political
s,uatlon In Buffalo and Erie County which he used 10
,r ,o a. his stamping ground" has good deal 10
A. ,v,h e. The Observation-Disclosures has learned that
~, ,IUuI men Of his county have enrolled In their
aver % 900 OF the % $40 Democrats who voted Tor
,,,a,,or Flower last fall great many Of these en-
Ii. anti IIlIll,e In the because they are
nnno.,d 70 the methods OF Boss" SheehAn.
.sr MEETING OF THE xXIsT DISTRICT MEN
IN. .o,o,,ed Republicans Of the XxIst Assembly oi,
49,. s.a their last regular meeting At the district head'
$3.50. M 105 East Fity.:eventhst. last sveh'
- and contemp plated the inevitable sunoeri'g
,h.,r relations co.workers when inc
W.. hall he divided TO suit the purposes OF
r-.,, Hall scheners, and in such . way that us Ec
nuh,,can majority may be cut up and overcome 'ohn
clarke prssideA. After the routine busines' hAa
- .,.n~cted z. ". Blooming daie remarked upon tho
80, :, was the gathering Of the organization 10
~.or, cannety and proposed that vote OF thanks oe
81, the oncrrs and their predecessors for the ndei'y
.s,,r vi.h which they had discharged the dut's OF
-. STAGES Mr. Rloonnedale put the motion himseh
and Il vas unaniro usy adopeec. ,,ow,r,
n...,d.n. Clarke made an eloquent speech re''e"i"t
yoyk OF the Republicans Of the district ana rcie'-
=, ,he,, unfatering fealty 10 the principles o. INC
-. u. smoke Of the passage Of the Democrsuc I'ee
49,, Insnectors bill stuDendous blunder on inc ps
- Tho men in control Of tho Democratic ssrC nsenne''