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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
A PITIABLE CASE OF DESr1TCTlON.


Sir wish 10 describe very pi'ul case Of dcstl
tuition I'm Brooklyn. II IS that OF n woman who WIS
formerly q frst-class sewing machine operate. md
supported herself and her little gr In comfort Dur
lug he blizzard Of 1ess size fell and injured her ig'i
shoulder 20 severely that she year In The hos
initial Al the erd Of that time she dismissed with
her right arm nearly helpless. This cui her on
IRON her former employment and she has vans ric!
vaI Gus WAYS Of earning living since. She i no."
pcding thread and needles from house to house ana,
with her child can amos, he said 20 be starving by
inches. she IS unable 10 pay the rent Of her ono
room. and has sold ruwned all but the barcsi no
ccssi;ies # furniture and clothing She has not a
chnL. left IN her RON. The child. aged eleven. i
partially deaf Is Just recovering from long Illness
ard has been shut mp IN cold room. often viihont
( 3D. until her mother came IN ~ night between :
and 9 o'clock sometimes with than H. cents
earned In her days tramp.
What the woman wants Is place as janIircss In a
snail apartment, house other building. any other
work within her strength she l. NEAT. honest.
temperate and trustworthy with work and with II
nit. money 10 pay OF rent and to start her
In hol >cic ping size would be aolc 10 maze com
fori,be home for herself and her child. hope that
some Of your generous readers VIII BE- interested Ia
thi, case. The woman needs help ana work most
OF all. = II. FORD.
FIaibnsl. l.. J.. Nov Il. l-02.
I'VE have invcstI .atcd this case and found the
facts to be as represented, aud the woman's char
acter for honesty fully Sustained by three chari-
table Organiza ions. -Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
ANOTHER BYG SAFE COMBiNATION.
rrryrv CONCERNS FORM Consolidated
COMPANY

rrrvrX CONCERNS FORM Consolidated
COMPANY.
Another large comb,na Ion ~ minuhctnIerh OF H'c
r-oof ard burglar tr,f vaults and sncS has Just boon
crr tod Yesterday articles Of incorporation "cr'
n,..l at Trcnion y T.. OF ,he M'hold No>ler Damon
,,t. Comp,ny win q capital II sj.ooo0oo. divided
into =. $4,000 preferred AID S2.2oo.uoO comn""
.,ocl with TO- ii.rru iia MoVin Company
trc nov combination viii control practically all IN"
.afe manufacturing industry - the country. The
,vo con liini.ou. il +, d.r.tDod. VII. work ln hr
,Yorv To new con % idai Du en- races con inhi'~
which l,v, fict0tlc- IN Ncw.l ora Ma9,a'hu>"ts.
renu., l,,iin Narylnud AM ohio with hrlnchc,
hr uchDni 10. 60 n'rv. re oTcres Of tn" comp ny
VII d.. President. Mi'er. vie rc.iIcni'. W. W.
Clark and Tlor,. Rarnc, ocr,ilr,. Herman 7 rban.
nd trs,.Ir.r. Grp.s, +. Damon.
The loa - director. * mppS as follows VI.
N,,.l.r pr. dent Mlsicr - T. and LVck Company ,
" " CIak p oiIcnt ~ bold at and Lock Com
rnuy Ccoreo g.. Damon. pres dent Damon safe and
Ir.u WorA, Company r.OnH- litnc>. of lar.c, $40
and Loo, Company I1t'shlrs Luke n. Miller. Of
Mill,. 49, 4. and Iron Works ulflmor'. Nd, '"orE'
=. Hands. c,.lcut cine rnli ~1fe AMI Lock com
rany. H. q. GARY pr -dolt Cary -afc Company,
intel. within SO lcr. r Mo.lcr ST. Company .
t,r. re IT, luhrer ME. German Niilpntl HanH.
tncunnii Ohio. >. II. Nr~i mn pr'sd"u ct No.lcr.
nhmnun 4 C'mp1rt. NbGruan. Alexander Go'Gon.
president Nil'~ Tool Work.. Hamilton pnip. Henry
COMPANY Sew -Norl. Fdwari T. {. Young. president
First Naiaual H1nk. J'r'"N CIV y, j.. fr'nc,
r. Bowen and James ~. rirkcr. PRESIDENT United
.tl'cs Nationh EarL. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
sraoRnISAr,yG AMERICA TO EUROPE.

Tothe Ed or Of he TIL b II II .
sir: The Evening Post" saws that Mr.. Mckinley s
chief claim to fame the suffering and misery ne
had caused In England and The Clriin 1T. The
foregoing Is an admission that the Mckinley tarN j.
harm,ful 10 Europe and he ptul to AWe.ica. The
Democratic party wishes 10 relieve foreign sih'rn;
and misery BY repeating the protective ioaiur'S Of
the t:rin Of 1870 W. will do a.. consuming E"rop'
the producing. revenue tarin would not be
disastrous If European conditions w"r" consistent
with American ambitions. Here virtue ana intel
Iigencc are necessary sustain constitutional govern.
men, There thr royal scopt,c Is Supported by the
oppression Of standing armies II wage, ana the pr
capia consumption OF manufactured good, in Europe
and America were equal. the urih would 30 longer
disturb business Interests. European trade j. not
q Prize when compirrd with the American nome
market Tic iow tahi Gocrinai'c l., ideally hnnan" 4,
bis remarkably broad and cNpanding-im fancy
only. Cpnd and national characteristics leave
him with but theory still. some goOl people
voted for SIR. Cleveland because they did not wish
Earor,.,n conditions transferred TO America. r.,
publican p.os petty attract immigration. and they
would prefer Dcnocra ic disaster in order 10 limit
the sane. II HI. Grisc ignorance prevails through
out The country. hr \. J., 4 Of finance and politics
should BE- tsgga, ~ lcng America /, attractive
ard r spc o., the .!onrS Of Cattle Garlcn viii
swint nwara.7 ~ mop near ~ orb ct, ther,'
are twenty worhncT- II hav" steady work
sere Ed % Sa1 tx! '''f for vG Mr fir iarrs on,
Ame9'sn ,inp ale IS usrI ia rhr factory. The men
are nn.,,s w,u..y ui tie opinion that American tin
plate Is c,l;a II not superior. the foreign make
ihe IL c Nao voted Tor Nj. Cleveland do not wish
10 cn"oa' az the inin,r> lccan'c IT may breed a
Ignorance l. IN nr ,aad!c The Dcnocrac! of brain
must and VII t'Hmp in loo Diversity of indus'r-
The Dart, Of th. r,lu'. IN" Siu> and Tie pro
gressivc thought, 81 tue country win rs. 'fhr
dark eoui na' " Ni.'.r HniG -, ,p,r. suing;
r,snncla. y J.. NOV. - 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
THE STEWART WILL CASE AGAIN.

Judge BookStaver, In the Court OF Common Pleas
Yesterday granted an order for commission TO take
the testimony In England Of George Fox III me
rIectment suits which Alexander Stewart, VINO claims
10 h, oon Of tho cousin oi A. +. stewart has brought
against Henry Hilton, for the purpose OF proving the
invalIilty OF SteNnrts Will The suit has been tried
once but under the Code % Civil Procedure the pain
tits IN cases OF this kind entitled TO three Trials
and this f. the second In The PRESENT cnse' On
the nrst trial Judge Pryor dismissed the complaint
The plaintiffs expect 10 secure testimony from f0X
to the effect that A. T. Stewart recognized DIS rela-
tves in ireland Cor many years before his death, ana
that he sent money TO them through Fox The lnt'c'
was stewards business partner for some time' IN iac
The plaintiffs also declare that eAJudge Hilton went
10 ,e. Fox shortly before the death OF MI stewnit
and proposed 10 him 10 become his partner aslii
They ex pected that Fox would he here To tSiiiy Ia
the case bat he has wOrl that he VIII not come
because he Is getting old and does not want to mako
IN, tip across the Atlantic In the winter Inc case
Ian, In put on The ,nlrn az and I; IS expected That
il will come up within lew weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
err raronras wor1by.r 20 rra1arR

Comms Homer Brennan. ~ H." street Cleaning ID"
parimcnt. trd the Mayor yc,i"Tdny that he lad re
c.ived "a report from Charles T. Ander'pn supcrin-
tcndcut - tug and scow,, - the effect That the
bumper, aud scows sent out to 80" on 'nday even
Ing were brought bnck to the cit after reaching The
,tahrhoat nj Grnvc,cnd b"clu-" Ia" Italian nborrrs
refused 10 90 further On account ~ the FOG. The
othe- dumpcr, had not been heard from. bat thc
super ntcndcnI was almost certain that they went no
further than the siakcl,oai. The consequence was,
Mr. Brennan said all the dumps ~ the city wOnd De
blocked up today. The Mavor referred the report %
the nl,conmttec OF the Runrd ~ Estimate. which
hns under consideration the final disposition 0i street
cleaning maieIII al and garbage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
THE COURTS.
DECISION ABOUT BURKlIALTER CLAIMS

DECISION ABOUT BURKlIALTER CLAIMS
Bmmensteil & IIirsch, representing judgment creh
tors with claims amounting ID 100000, asked JUSTICE
Ingraham In the supreme Conrt, yesterday Tor All
order recurring the sheriff to return executions against
the property IF the firm OF Burislalter d Co The law
ycrs want to bring suits to set aside ue assigomena
ard they cannot bring these suits nn'il the 'Necos
arc returned The application first came before JUS
tjco Andrews hut AS he was In some way related to
onc of the parties Interested he sent the case ID jus
lice Irgr-.ham. behalf Of the Shsrtn 1t was urged
that lr md sixty days within which to return the
executions ard that he could not be compelled u
return IT, en- In less than that tine. The sheriff gaze
as reason for not returning them that other cfedi-
for, Of tie firm have begun suits In the superior
Court to set aside the assignment, and II these suits
procccd the entire assets of the firm VIII eVcniu1iiy
come into his hands.
Just ce Ingraham decided that there was no reason
10 in-tify the Sheriff In holding the executions am he
gfdt red him 10 return thea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
GIVE FREE TRADE A CHANCE TO TRY CONCL
slONS."

TO he Editor OF he TIL bunc.
Sir: Pie country has now for Ue second time passed
upon the economic and financial questions Of the
day and has in nnmisiakable terms said 1t wants n
change. As a Republican | have for twenty 1.-TWO
years voted and worked for the policies Of the party.
and still believe strongly as ever that these poll
clrs are for The best Interests u the whole country.
But now think the Republican party should turn In
snd give the people iia Of villa, they say they want.
R.J.al the Mckinley BILL and pass nn entirely ncw
schedule Put WOOL Iron ore, lumber, suit. rice
tchmcco, tin and all products OF the farm ana mine
on the free list, we'll all the articles now on
this I!,i. Reduce the duty on Iron 10 ST. steel .
f. and MI The manufactures 81 these items to about
10 per cent. Reduce the duty on all manufactures
OF WOOD and cotton. glass, pottery, etc. 70 about 70
per cent. Repeal the sugar bounty. the shipping
subsidy the 10 per cent tax on state bank sslcs the
Reciprocity bill and give free and unlimited silver
coinage. II these changes produce the great advan-
tagcs that their advocates 1ave made the people he
leve We will all share I'm the general prosperity
II the contrary result comes about ms we believe, the
whole thing viii be repudiaed and party returned
Ia power when the damages can be repaired. Yours
truly. q: "A. btfNIlfER.
Birmingham Ala. Nov. 0, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
FryERiL OF EYJUrfE Z. ". GOBLET.

The funeral services OF cxJudge ID. \. Cooley OIL
Dubuque. who died In New-lork on sunday were
held yesterday afternoon at the home Of bis soh-ih'
law, J. f. Douglas. No. I'll West End-ave Inc Kew
Dr.. \. II. Ames, personal friend OF the u'"o
man. and formerly pastor Of the family In Dubuluc'
conducted the simple services, assisted by the Rev.
Dr. James VI. King. minister OF Il. Johns Mftnodst
Episcopal Church. of this ety. AMI BY the Rev. En-
sign Nee ney minister OF the Madison Avenue Meh
odst Episcopal Church. The body was taken 10 Du.
huque, where further services viii be held IN tne
Methodist Episcopal Church there before the ouriS'
which will bc on Friday, November Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
THE rAyERwEArlInR WILL CASE POSTPONED.

surrogate Ransom yesterday put off Indefinitely the
question Of the collateral inheritance tax on the De-
quests under the viii Of Daniel i. fayer~"a'ier.
The case Wa on the calendar Yesterday, and WI
il was reached OK Judge AInouX appeared on behi!f
Of the executors aud requested that II u r'eiNN -
generally because OF thu complications arising over
the MT which Mrs. Faycrweather had brought before
her death for the purpose Of having The vii! sci aside
MIR ArnDIx said that u, Vet the complaint in this suit
had not been served upon the executors ana they
were ,tlll In the dark 10 is nature Under snch
circumstances he thought it would BE- advisable . have
the collateral Inheritance tnX question put oil uniil
ls court. had disposed u that suit. The surrogate
granted The request q Mr. Arroux, saving ihat me
STAT wa, ampy prot ctcd b having Hen on the
p,oIprty for Ia amount Of tie taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
HrSISESs IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Nov. l5.-The supreme Court OF ia"
United states transacted the following bushes, to-
dny
81. -c3The United stats appellant. agi. III"
Cotton Marble and Lime Company 81 al: No. 3 ,,
g.I and 01I-Thc United states. appellant, ag. tn
southern iacilc Ru'lroad Company ct al. Lnn
granted 10 file supplemental iri"t and reply.
No. 1.l17-ras>avaHt a Co.. appellants, ag'. the
United states. Motion to advance submitted
No. A.. Colin Cnm,ron, appellant, ast. the United
,ta'cs. Argument continued.
~. 43-Door,s q. Astlnaran, ct al appellants.
ngt the santa Rita Land and Mining Company. Il at.
Continued
80. s4-llcnry Jungc, plaintiff In error. agt. T. l..
Adjourned until tomorrow nj II o'clock. Tho
day crll viii he nos. II. s. ~, l,00p. ,O74, 40,
H. tnnI 81, 81 tand i.O25l 20 aud 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
cnysLprsrxG yrw scnooL coYnssI0yrrl

In compliance WITH thc INV. 'injor Grant VII e.
,ay appoint nnr Commit! ''n"r, ~ ~" l'F'u ."
Education seven 20 Gl tp," year, terms Which lave
eyr1r.d md tv,1 Tor fic ,rcancir- clns'i hy Con
,-.ssnru Ioseph j. fitr.'. rigia'i'n ana Dr. ~anUi
IA,r,y', c.ath. The lft1ilar Gppoutm'n't VIII Ice
Successors 20 MIR. C.iu VI. WH,oWs William iumni.,
Kans.lpl Guggenh r,uer. Robert Maray. james W.
Gerard r. Duncin Iarn, and 'linrlc, y. Iluhl'll.
~Jmc % Tire Commits i"ci'r.. Including N"ssr'. Lam
mis- G,.-irl Gucr,nh3n,er aud Nnci9y ar, said 10
be gated Tor r,1ppc % m"nt.
The Meyer has been d"luc'd VITA letter, and
petition, for fftuicht Oh tn stl tcl 10 Nt. VII
ams's place IN ia" Bard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

THE DEMOCRATS ARE SCARED ALREADY

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Now that 1t Is evident that the Democratic
PARTY will have control OF both branches OF the Gov
eminent IL may be IN order t. ask what stand @
Republican United states Senators going to take.
Hitherto they have stood the safeguard Of the manu-.
featuring and commercial classes. Rut will they bs
justified in still maintaining that stand after being
told by an overwhelming majority OF voters that
their interpretation Is no longer required? think not
Obedience TO the popular will would now suggest
that they force the always boasthil, but senemlly
impotent Democratic party to carry ont to the letter
the principles ON which they hnve their victory,
viz. that Protection unconstitutional and ttAt state
money shall again DO the circulating medium. such
= position would quickly determine whether or ncs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
THE NINi:TE THIRTEEN.

To the Editor IF The Tribune.
Sir: Ia THIS morning, issue of The Tribune Dr..
Talmagr, In ~rcpIng his election as an honorary
member If the Thirteen cub is reported to have
written: Thirteen Is to; me sacred number. for
our Lord had lively apostles. aud If lie AT down
with th"m IT table there must have been thirteen
All yer, true. but among the twe,vr apostles W"
find ".Iusa, l,rar,c. who also BETRAYED him.
Matthew 10. 1 And WHIT became OF poor Ju1a
He "v, III a d Eanccl himself" Matthew - =.
This suiriie OF Judas not have been the fca;fUl
result OF his being tn thirteenth, bat neFcu 81 -
true, ana " 4. BE- hoped none Of o." Thirteen 1u'
will be tempted Ia So ard do lkcwise." W.
New-lCrk. NOV. -. ia9..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
GENERAL ASSIGNMENT SIT ASIDE FOR FRArD.

Judge Ingraham, NJ Special Term. has handed down
n decision setting aisle the general assignment made
by llyncmnn & Schmidt dealers In fancy cards OF
No. jAS Pc1rlSt on May 10. 1901 for fraud. upon
the application ~ Blumensticl & lIIrsch representing
y larG' number ~ creditors 81 that firm. II appeared
upon the trial that The entire business Of The copnr
ncrship WIS about 100000 year. and The partners
had been In the habit % drawing from 5000 to
$4,000 per arnum f)r per onnl use; and that In
Ir'1 Than mcuih before The making of this gcncr,l
assignment. Ilyncman drew ont NJ. 800 and Schmidt
drew ont ali9s, aggregnng &II 900 one Of those
drawings WINS IN check for $4,000 drawn Gu Nnv
). 1901. by liyncman. and used for his own pnr-
poses. that being after the PARTIES had agreed 10 mako
general assignment Judge Ingrahnm writes nm
chbora'e opinion In which h" SAYS TINT these with
driwal, ~ money by the cOparincrS was fraudulent
81 copartncrshlp assets. and concludes In the
following expressive language: at 1, 10 be regretted
That there 4, power 10 punish debtor, who thu,
mlsapproprinic money which In Justice belong 10
their creditors aud that innocen creditors are the
Cnly who suffer, but when "A scheme OF this
Kind Is presented. all that the Court cnn do s
10 dec hare the whole scheme fraudulent and void and
set II aside. and sIch must be the Judgment I'm this
case Judgment Is ordered for The plaintiffs with
c.,st-
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corrr CALENDARS FOR To.nAy

Suprcmc Court Gcpcla Tcrd-pofOre Van lirunt r. J
O lien and laIct JJ.No-. H. a. IS. 81. 80. 49, 81.
b. ~
supreme Court-Chomher. -rc;ore Anirews, J.-Court
opeps at 10 80 n. MoiiOl "ndaI raird Ut II a. m
>ulrcme Court-SSpes. Al Term Par; l-pefoc IN.
IDOL 1888 1885, i7g5 1902. 1919. 2232 1..3 lCOO 1ctB
ias; - $50. s5a. 1910. ii29. 1878 l5i;. So, ll5i,
90. 1888, oo7 ll5l lj5@. 1908 1907. 500 sic, 81,
SupIenic Court-slccial Tctm--plrt II-Bfore -ch,
Jaw and Fnct-N1.. 5a3 iioi 1873 i54i 1871, I5i5.
10 1910 i559 1S$ Tx; i5s' iiso ga 90
circuit Court-Part l-Rctore TruaN, J.-,auscs 10 be
sent from Inrt III Tor trinl.
Circuit Court-Par II Adioumcl until Monday. Novem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
NO SECRECY IL SUCH A BALLOT.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: am a Republican voter IN the IXth Assembly
District New York and would Ike to call y0ur at
tenon to TIE condition Of the official baiots given
Yesterday 10 vote After folding all my ballots |
noticed about fvc-cighhs OF an inch shorter
than all the r,~i. and examining II found II TO be
the ballot Tor the candidates Of Tammany IIan
objected this SGT Of ballots and had new set given
mc-whch were precisely the the first set
the Tammsny ballots being hveeighths OF an inch
shorter than the others. ed from this second set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
MINORS ABOUT CABLE COMPANIES DENIED.

A Wall Street flmsey' writer YESTERDAY shr'es
the rumor that consolidation CT interests was pend
Ing between the Msckay Cable Company the french
Cable Company. the Postal Telegraph Cable Company
and the Long Distance Telephone. The s''ry was
first given currency ten days ago by wall cucet
newspaper. Albert d. Chandler. president OF the
Postal Telegraph Cable Company. yesterday SAID ID
there was no truth In the rumors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
IT MAY FTND INDICTMENTS TO-DAY

The Grand jury yesterday continued lis Investigation
OF the charges made by General &. II. r. Coins OF
fraud IN the polling place No. 90 DIVERT. On
November :. Policeman sullivan. who would not
allow General Coils to remain In the polling plncc
was II witness aud was Inspector Williams VITO
drove TO the house and compelled The policeman 10
give The General HI rights. clerk from the Bureau
Of Elections brought the election books Of ia. polling
precinct to the Grand Jury. II any indictments are
found, they may be- handed IN to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
WORh OF LIE ILNEElfrN

The Board OF Aldermen has named November 90. AT
I p m. for a public hearing the amended appu
cation Of the Fast River Rldge Company, VIII tro
poses 10 construct and opcrntc system 4 elevated
railways and necessary approchcs In the lower pat
OF The city and connect with the Two pIoo0 el ar.
across the Fast River II found that the comnnv
first application filed on october was d fec ~.
because It's elevated branches must b. cons.,uct 4 nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
IFLTO.v FEVER IN yEyfTD

A letter received by James Gala CHER. OF No %
Statcst. yesterday. from friend In Cordoba Mexico
gives most distressing account Of the state Of nnlr
there. Yellow fever hns ragged with awful violence
and carried away almost 1000 OF the people If the
town. Most Of the Inhabitants have ned to the
mountains to escape the plaeue on the day when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
TIE STORM EXPLAINED.

20 the Editor Of Tne Tribune.
sir: Don't blame Sergeant Dnnns successor for the
rainfall OF yesterday. Tho heavens were weeping for
the caamty which befcl our country the day before
Were 1t not for extraordinary and unbonndcd
resources which give the Nation strength to with
stand such II severe trial. our whole peoI c might
with prOpTeiy put on mourning weeds
ALEXANDER SMALLER.
New-York, Nov. IL, 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
after being told that they probably must be all u"'


As should consider this the same as mafN'o
ballot think II must certainly defeat The aim ana
intent of the new Ballot law-the WORDING Oh "nion
an' n'i f.,nli.r with The difference in length was
mostly I'm the subtle Tammany stun bclhe gu -.
vrcicihs OF IN inch shorter than the others. hia tn
ballot clerk thai received the ballot voted coula nov
possibly help knowing whether or not ! Noted inc
Iammnny ticket the moment he rested ms t!,S u"
NO. SIS West Fouteenth-st., Nov. 9. loo2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
~. DAVID Transit law hence the second app"oi

dor the Rapid Transit law, hence the second app''''
ton. , .osol,,ioro bcfore
defeated giving Commissioner Gi'Toy authority " ~
psir Echune and Perry sisr am o'her ao"n noa.n
rr,,1ros ON Thursday, at 1 p. m. the poaro
~, TO-, 80 ,oes upon the provisional cstiipaes oI
t@ Two petitions asking t9 nntr 5'v fnrR c the
neh'u VII ,e ro-oved and refcrr d To the proper
n.irin resout ons OF coincidence with TIE family
'V - n,,co iustcc Daniel O'Rei ly were passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

tho letter was written the writer ald the only hVns
heincs who could be seen in the streets were ie"
conycts who had been pressed into service for carry
ING the dead Trade has been utterly pariisI .n
Cordoba is pretty lit town In the neart o SI t'
Cpszoba Mountans Mexico 1t has about 4Ooo III
| ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

IN. Democratic leaders have the couraGe OF se'r
convictions. - ,ooo
Albany y. u, Nov IL, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
WHY II HAPPENED.

A SOLUTION OF THE RECENT POLITICAL REvo
LUTON OFFERED.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
The Right of Suffrage.

The right to vote comes from the state
and is a state gift. Naturalization is a
federal right. and is gift of the Union,
not of any one state. In nearly one-half
the Union aliens (who have declared inten-
tions) vote and have the right to vote
equally with naturalized or native born
citizens. In the other half only actual citi
zens may vote. The federal naturalization
laws apply to the whole Union alike, and
provide that no alien may be naturalized
until after five years residence. Even
after five years residence and due natural
ization he is not entitled to vote unless the
laws of the state confer the privilege upon
him, and he may vote in one state (Minne-
sota) fouI months after landing if he has
Immediately declared his intention under
United States law to become a citizen.