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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
owvrc AND JOCKEY SUSPENDED.

Nevorlaan, Dec. 2o.-Tho track was s;i'l heavy 70.
d,v The betting was good all tn way throueh. ana
though san saba the only losing i1'or;' me '"o"S
H., ro,h,n, n, the Iav ~ MANY Of h" outsiders wtre
.,-,,-,, eoocfed I'uon the worn statement or +. NJ
Arthur that h. Is sole owD"r OF Miss "IKey Tue
mar, ros been msatpd bv the Do'ri Of control. In
tl, third race Miss Francis and Tia ~ IA ran "'7i
h,, ,- ors. rara In N" run-Of Harry l. won esiy
-, a.. ,.,h and III. Rc,rd ~ Control dissatisfied
I'M Ms. Francis performance. suspended j.. Young
me-. owner and Jockey Madison VINO rod her p'n ing
an Investigation Amid good deal Of Dis atis:acuoh
all lets On the rur.of wsrc declared on In 'nr nun
.ace Docectt who rode Ellie Duncan. was fined so
hv Tho Hoarl Of Control his corelcsSness IN losing
the third place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
4 NEV BROOKLYN FRICTION COMPANY.
1T WANTS TO LEASE THE LINES OF THE CITY
COMPANY.

At a meeting Of the executive committee OF 'he
beard OF director, OF the Brooklyn City Railroad
COMPANY yesterday, Il proposition was presented TOT
LEASING the lines, franchise, ETC., CT the company 70
the Long Island Traction Company, which Is com
posed OF some OF the lending now Interested In
the company, who will operate the road III eoh'
junct0n with some other roads In The city. Inc
company Is Il different enc from the BROOKLYN
Tract on Company, which has been organized 10
op rate the Atlantic Avenu" Comranys ine'' Inc
Long Island Company Will guarantee ten per ceh''
dividends upon the Sl2,COO.000 OF stocks the
Brooklyn CITY Company Is authorized TO issue. ana
viii also permit the stockholders OF the latter to nave
Opportunity 10 purchase traction COMPANY sDcA on
the footing the men who are organizing the
company. There proxies representing 4pD,"O
OF the 6OO.OD shares Of the PrOOklyn civ company
in the hands OF the officers for Us" AT the annual
meeting If the stockholders Oh January >, so II Is
CERTAIN that any proposition approved by the d
r-ctorS will be- approved by IA" slochholders. Inc
organization OF The new Traction company Will 10
p,rfcc ted In a few days
Inc offer OF IN" RrJotyn Trac'n Company for
the lease Of the lines of the IIrOo, 49,. a. company
laid before the stockholders by the directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE DUEL DIDN'T COME OFF.
Mr.. GEIsEBERGER HOWEVER. SAYS HE "iA'

Mr. GEIsEBERGER, HOWEVER. SAYS HE WILLIE
KILL MIR. wEGMANN or SIGHT.
duel was to have been fought at an early noun
this morning in the suburbs OF Long island Det"ec'
two well-known prominent In German c"e'e'
of the Ekastern District OF Brooklyn. but owing 10
the pun city given TO the affair one OF the prnc'
pals for fear of arrest refused to meet his man. Inc
duellist- We're jacob Emil Gciseberger, an architect
and Eugene Wegmann, both members OF the swiss
Muennerchor Singing Society. The men have been
friends for number OF years, and were students To-
gether at the University OF Zurich In Germany Aust
completing their studies they sailed for America
They frequently saw each other. and finally apphed
for membership 70 the Swiss Maennerchor society
Everything between them was harmonious until Tues
day eve Ming when the society met at one OF tner
rt gular weekly meetings. Wegmann who Is nnahcih w
Rotary OF the society, under examination ior cern
Irregularities in the way of his keeping accounts. II
was expected that Gelseberger would defend him.
but instead was Of his most aggressive REQUESTS
Hot words passed between the men and Wegmann In
suited Geiseberger tieiseberger flushed and lefe
the hail. The day the director, Eugene Leber,
Of the singing society, friend of Wegmann, received
note from Geiseberger, asking him to challenge
Wegnann 10 a duel. Leber took the message TO
wegmann. wegmann accepted the challenge ana
named Adoph Zunde, clerk IN book store on
broadway rs his second. Pistols were the weapons
chosen.
,ieiseberger at once made all preparations for the
conflict. He babe all his friends Of the singing society
coodby aiie insurance policy OF ~ $40 he awarded
10 his stcpsstcr. The time set for the meeting ol
the seconds and principals was O'Clock last even
ing at No. 24l FIsukin-ave. All appeared with the
exception OF NegL.inn. When he iaied TO arrive
t;es.lsrger swore that he would Kill him sight, and
started oIt 10 ini him. late hour last night Veg
mann had been found. .
1;eisebcryer is employed as architect In the
Union Lon Worss In Grccnpoiot. \ reporter OF The
Trbdnc saw Eugene Licber the mutie.i aliec.T ,.
the society last evening and he said that II the
men did not meet before morning IL meant only a
reinforcement OF the duel which would surely come OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
MR. JEyyTYGs'S TRIAL FINISHED.

The inquiry into the charges OF drunkenness ana
lying preferred against the Rev. j. B. jennings rector
of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. Wcstield, " J,
hv number of his parishOner, finished last night.
Dean Roilnan. the Rev. DR.. TAILOR. OF ll1nhed-
and the Rev. IL. H. Oberly, Of Elizabeth, who con-
slituie the commission appointed By Bishop scar,
bo.ough 10 h ar the testimony. were pressrl aiu
listened the witnesses. The meeting WAS held De.
HAD closed doors. and newspaper men wee hyyt az
a distance from the h.u-e DR.. Ienning, denlcd All
the charges. The report Of the commission "iu oc
fO, ward,d 10 bishop scarborough next week and NOS
made public unit. passed upon by Lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
MR.. ERyANr'S hooks AND THE TTLDEE TRUST.

from TNr IfIIIr, Doc. ii.
Miss Julia =. Bryant. the Younger DAUGHTER ~ me
poet has presented 70 the trustees 81 ih" lldei rI.l
r.,ry thorsqnd volumes selected from her fathers
library nt Rr.lvn. 70 the books We're added some
Interesting Old pamphlet, and several media mons fahen
fro,, thc .,u. collection In reply 10 their re- On-
tios gratefully demonstrating this donation, IA" trls
tee, hay" received The following letter from WIS.,
Hryuit tni.d Paris. November -, ard addrc SD 10
tho Hon ohm Hl,oow. president NJ the Trust:
was much elalIAo6 hy receiving YESTERDAY your
worry hind letter. aud ,th II ,h- Oi the r",ou
ion ~ thank, from ildcn Trust for my gifts 10
the 1idcr Library. II Is indeed source OF pleasure
ia ma. Ia know TINT these irhs where they VIII
be- especially valued n. having form ~ part Of m
fatncr's library al Eovlyn. That they viii 10 wei
caral f1r ana tha they will hlony 10 I'm institution
which has ms wHrmc>i sywpnih's
>hlmlh tie trustee. desire IT, may later he able
ia mike .cr, CON IA, allc additions Gift from
the books ana articles collected by father and let 10
mo. lie had cis1t regard for VI 70. TildeH. who was
IN. of his oldest anl most trusted friends. and
sure that h. would have been glad 10 have his name
n,-oclatcd oven In this modest way, VITA Nr. 1ildrn's
In such n noble cntcrprisc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
FIRE IN BROOKLYN CITSES 4 loss OF $4,000


What threatened to be another large fire near the
Brooklyn water front bsOke ont last evening In tie
top OF the big six-slo:y bhldng AT Pearl and Front
Sts. The Waterman u the rUn foundry OF William
Taylor d Sons adjoining. heard an explosion in the
top floor. occupied by John Roebuck. decorator "
tinware and lthceraphtr lie gave alarm and sum
Bola ilIe NJ GLIB rng engines and tricAs and SEC
ond and Third aln.mS nd,d. The
hyjraus fi)zn and had Ia ip ..ldw'd. and then
the water pressure was no, Efficient Ia force streams
to thc top Of the building until the bose
dragged up 10 the roofs % adom-
Ing structures. The fire confined, how
ever the top of the building. the third, fourth and
hfth floors being vacant. The building is q brick
structure seventyfve feet square, and erected last
year. The first and second loors are occupied by
Philips Doup & Co.. manufacturers OF steam and
hot water heaters The basement is occupied by
the National Barrow and Truck Company. makers ~
steel wheelharrow> and trucks The billng l. ownel
by the Eaton, Cole q Durham Company, steam
beating manufacturers AT cold and Fulton sts., New
York. The loss the building will probably not
exceed $4,000. The damage to RO"buck was figured
$4,000. The loss TO the other tenants VIII proJ-
ably amount $4,000. from water chiefly. An
sNI lo,lOn in the tiammablc mate. ials IN tho dec
Grating factory Is believed to b" responsible Tor the
outbreak Of the fire. II was under control In an
hour and "A half after II broke out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Ever since the citizens Of African lineage living on
Aaskast. awakened to the fact that there was 10 be
established among them a college settlement where
medical students would i've feeling OF vague unrest
has dominated them This developed, when they
these incipent professors OF the Aescuapan art
aiming the premises with view TO possession. into
nothing short OF CONSERVATION, and general
ton OF African domiclles on that square ensued. The
banquet held In the college settlement last FIJI
dsy night sealed the assurance that the deadly enc
mics 81 the negroes were there 10 stay, and bat
two darky babltations remain On Alsska-st, between
Sixth and seventh. The dusky brethren cannot be
persuaded that the newcomers there FIR other
urposes than TO make medicine 0uten de culiud
hiks. It philadelphia RECORD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Mayor Haynes OF Newark yesterday sent veto to
the BOARD o. Works OF ordinance granting permission
IN the NewJersey Traction Company 10 extend inc trolley
system all their street railroads In newark Inc
,o,o message was long one. The board unanimously
,assd the ordinance over The Mayor and the
,,ntlra board "a Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
rrvREB CrT ~ MINNESOTA.

Duluth. Mimi, Dec. 20.-SlrveyOrNiener ASH
completed his official figures OF the lumber cut IN the
ul,th district the last year. The cut OF IN" year 10
lncreas,i by 6j7 80 feet along the Eastern MIN
ueSo,. road and BY +TO6.Ooo feet on Little and
R,g Fork Rivers. These official figures show the cut
i'm mi, district during the Just cOsrI 10 hnve
been 37- 405 900 feet OF lumber, 115,o00,OJO lath
and S6.3s4. 900 shingles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
i ~ERlOT's ERROR OF JUDGMENT.
Erun ILn .Alncu.c EvenIng NcNs.

ItI, To DC regretted that Mr. Cleveland Is ~ '1'snVo
with TN. party organization In tbs Sinic ara WI j
th. "a; uiaor'' 81 DcmOrrt al-J. ihal w.
Nurt,hv 4 the choc. n ttc Democratic Noi'r OF iur
f. there l., no longer aus question. IAP"Ia VIZ u
Voice Democratic sentiment have dcclalri ir MN.
-one Of them il is trc have boon SLOW H. announcing
their choice. Tllr. FIR example, lac h"ha"
Courier When The election Of Mr. Hist 1cAN sue
c,.-or wa, Urst discu~, 4. that paper wa lhc"Ntl
Z, oppose Mr. Murphy. but it TIA recently conc pii
Tor him Tie rea -On T.. t, ch.ngc l. due IN u slAh
ncislr, 10 The fact M o. II cc)slTes that p,n" fhl
sentiment h:r cry -t.Ulzcd about him. BENG he'n
observer NJ pou,l ryeut-. Il has discovered me tct
that Mr. MURPHY Z, h. p'mpcraiic choice, and Il com
oidrs with D'moc sic OF ion.
We believe tina, Mr.. Cleveland Is mistaken IN ms
Judgment: that be- has aiiowe,l his "Iani,n Of ME-
Mu-p, Zines 80 he influenced by To" talk OF those
around him rather than 10y li' own s'p.r Judgment.
1pfss. Wiz, kfr,w Mr.. Murphy best, mcn who nave
leon a,slat with him in business for wears past
regardless OF th,ir political Views. have d'FIu'd
unlu,iA,yly that no could L. S'nt % TIE H"nai"
from this STATE who w.ud more thorou ghly ard hotter
W1lld Mr.. Murphy. on a former occasion We eav'
con ddoi,iA SPACE 20 qiptir what MANY - his neigh
lor, AMI bi.lnf-. associates had e. say OF mIn. lte
II, wing t'at they know the qunllhc"i'"i' "fn Mr.
MurlJ =. p0e-"s~"s and knowing great d'dl 81 MN
pu,,,.lv,+ We mus; 'aho i-St" with Mr.. Cleveland non
ID. % 1nls which rie makes I'm The ni"v" in''rV'.W
We de- In 'h. spirit Of fii,fdlu and Win 90 de-
s, To- have attitude construed n being hoNill" 10
th. l-rofnlng Administration. The din'T'ncr between
Mr. CI-,,laad aud the frl,.n,t Of Mr. Murphy Is enc
srpv 81 judgment aud Involves other consfi"r1ii"
Tho question GudT discussion J. ~ 10 Mt M"rpN
fitness AMI UPON that There + disagreement. When
Nr Nu~rlv fnt.. his scat IN ~" United = IT, ~'sute
We h.licr. that hf record VIII dem fu-t~itc that his
friend. did not ov,re-tima'c ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
rtrcC SEyzrrRE OF SMrGGT ED OPIUM.

san francisco. Dec 20.-The largest seizure OF
,mugglcd opium In years WIS MADE here yesterday
The contfaiard drug. consisting 0f LOO hafp0nnd
c.ns valued AZ l2 900. discovered inside Of the
sheaihiuc In the cd OF the steamship 'eanc, from
Hong Kong. the duty OH the opium amounted to
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
III zT7l ,f.lrs WILL hEsEXr srcn MEpDlIXG.



II rhat protest. +, calculated 10 do moro harm
~ Mr. Cleveland tirn to Mr.. Murphy. f)r
the Democracy ~ thr state Will naturally r.
sent slch Interference. We are
Wiling - believe that MIR. Cleveland has learned n'ih
Ing hy experience and that he l. stil solicit is
fur IL, p.r,onal conf ut" than for ~" rllts OF the
t....-i. nh II :Ln ~ lic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
DrSTT SSTON BEFORE THE TWILIGHT CLUB

The Twilight Club hrd it, Filth dinner at the Sc.
Dents Hotel last ev1ng. Colonel J. b. Williamson presd
Ing The topic OF the discussion 1.-The Church tho
Future" Among those who spoke were Dr. Hcibrook.
Professor Redpath, the Rev. Mr.. North Dr. Egbart
Guernsey DR.. n. Kingsley and the Rev. DIR. Lyman
Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
\ vIRGINIAY VIEW OF THE CASE.

" Murphy > q succcs- ful brewer. has accumulated
a lar-, estate aud f. politician ~ some ,hrcwdn">,
fir lr f. rot statesman. and h, pr's.Icc In The
S.na;. would not help the democratic party nor
would il help the state ~ New Orh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

e. uesglc Of Mr. Ccclran's a.i'ity and atininmeniS
and would consent 10 the Tammany orators selection
csr"fui, RETAINED ON s.ync anyinS Tor o. against
Mr. }lurply', candidacy. thougi a.. loyal 1anmany
man n. may b, expected 10 acQ'i'sce che"TlilN III
bninyrr Gs,o-itlon OF tn Senatorhip the llll ma
chin may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
or. THOSE BAD. BAD POLITICIANS
FROM Tho New York Times.

Il E.. MT astonishing tbat the politicians 81 the
i~- q that l.f iuf 81 tho rN'Tuiv" departments
~ avary should b, annoyed aud Disguised 10y Mr..
1.ycauds frank and manly M ran - on d." question
tlie er~hlp Their IDEAS 81 what >'naIorNhp
f. and wna' senator should De Numerically up
-.-,d - t,io." 81 the PId'nt-'~'t ard 81 all Other
h,auuble ci'l.rns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Passion Dec 2a.-David H. Blnchard Of Boston has
decd 10 glye a $4,000 pufsa. divid $1,000 $500
II 500 and LOCO opcn to all tions stations Of the
IL class, for race Mystic Park September 49, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
MORE ANNOYANCE FOR BERKELEY ATHLETES


The troubles Of the Berkeley Nhrtic Association ana
H., ,,rou, nd hncts are various. When {. r. Mathew
An II ; Prool, and others wlhd'e" from th' f"rSele'
,,t,.,, ,luh t. Wa, thought aat this WIS the last OF
mat club The dc-eros did Ia reality XIII the CLUB Al
though I, his never been formally dsbandrd T. T. ""u
- t presldent Il sad b, those Interested thar the
h has been kent alive for the PURPOSE OF paying OF IT,
indebtedness The present troubles arise out ot an c''
M a., ul,,ed I'm the Berkeley Lyceum. AMI other erct'i
,,,.ance. about year ago. Clmie' i1diiW put III ''
rl,nce, and the cont acts signed by " f. Mathew"
~ .ho was then president OF the club. The bills were
40, ,ad and Mr. Edlit1 began suit against NJ Mlh'w'
son a. pf" "a Mt last June IL was s'o"" ".''
W,,cv.on VA, no longer president. and month atr
I, y,. brought against Francis T. Ward. The case
I decided in favor OF plaintiffs. but the Sheriff could
oud nothtnp upon which 70 levy.
Wv su,, ma, been begun against DR.. John ;. WHITE
wells Champney Francis T. Ward Dr. Everett ,.
,,.or Io,n A. sanders. John Le Boutier, j. Ozark
u., Ioh, Mex Camp Howard A. {. Amory ana tharts
pod Iohn NJ Bowels. the attorney ~ Df. Nh'e'
ga ont ~ the city yesterday. Charles r. M'lerre' ,"o
,,, If the association. seen at his Once NJ ~"
A uroadWay lie said that the asocihtloh had ho'"i'R
- d. with the Indebtedness of the club "lh'y put ih inc
,n and We are using It. that Is ALL" said Manerle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
TALK Arorr 4 NEW pRIzETGHTING CLUB.


Indication roat the establishment o. another prhe
ogr,,pg club f.. opposition to the pasht O"ry lSiii1
,,,,,te ,1ub Tn, a.tr has made much money NJ
r,.v Island that an opposition club was sueg -'ea
can ,b, chances are the new club VIII Lot be
allowed to give public prize fights In this citv There
n. only nm. lcney lsland and one John Y Mckan'.
~ local ,oiice department. has elrt adv showed IT. hand
,,l,.n prize fights attempted az Madison square
CARDS, The plea BY those interested In the new club
4 that the Manhattan and New-Iork athletic cluDs
bod MIC fights These clubs, however. are legitimate
,itc oreanz,tions and they sell tickets TO tfir OK
ing ournant Mt members only and not 70 the genera
nuh, II is also said that the proposed now CLUB VIII
h. st ted immediately aud that bids Will at one" Dc mac
IN secure the McAuiffe- 5urge battle.
Among the Sits mentioned FOR the new club a'e Cor
bett,s recent purchase Jercmeave. one In HarlsH
on the Lynch estate MANAGED by j. j. Coogan ana inc
Harlem Casino at One.hundr and htyhfth't ana OAK
Point Tramp prize lighters and their frfnds are de-
rhted a, the prospects They mention the names o. sew
ta wcltoio men being ack of the scheme hhaheav'
INT when ths men asked about the new eiup
they deny that they have connection with he Sehee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
clprlTy MYERS HAD. 4 BRUSH WITH KID"

Washington, Dec. 20.-Adjutant-GenelHl Williams
Ia, tr eiNcI a telegram from General McC)ok at Los
Angeles, Ca,., saving that Captain Myers 18th In
flniry. had bru,h with KIDS band Yesterday
mnrlag few mics north Of san Cabs Aiiz. and
captured J IN Longs daughter ana one horse but
uat tn. renegtdes capped In tn" darkness. Genera,
McCcol ..lys that four dcachments "a troops are
tn. t,aiI Of Kid" and that all possible steps
Icing ak,r for his capture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
CHRISTMAS Fun ~ PLYMOUTH CHrRCH.

The members and friends OF Plymouth Church Sunday
school Brooklyn. gathered in great numbers in their
rooms last evening the annual Christmas entertainment
There Christmas carols sung and Professor kossir
w RAYMOND read an original story. Santi Claus ap-
.argd and made merry the hearts OF the children with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

From The Augusta tGaJ ChWricl".
The indications point 20 the election of Nr Nurphy
T7ln,r I'm position IN know soon Ia h1Y" no doubt of
Inc result Mr. Murphy + au honest man Of nm
cxcDpiiouable rhnrotor. II" I, thorough Democrat
, neither tho Interests 81 hi party nor his stat nor
III, country vii! suffer I'm hi hands S"nai n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
nnN.r rnRnEr YnrR TNCIE DAVID D.

From Tho New York Wine and spirit Gazette.
senator HW Just now l. not IN The resignation
hueos- 4, th, roe gnired lender ~ The Demo- ratio
Marty ~ fhi- state. Mr. mn T. very much Hhv" nHd
N present engaged I'm thr audnh" enterprise Of routing
~, Nucwlimp, IN their opposition to The canG'lacy
81 Chairman Edward Murphy, j.. Tor II" inil =
states Srnaor-hlp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Empire state Express via New-lork Central
fsslest train In the world. See tlme-tabi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
C1N THEY DOWN MURPHY
THE MISS WHICH MR. CLEVELAND HAS
KICKED Up.
,,,,,ol,.rrc pRrss COMMENT on TIE PEESI
DFNT ELECTS PARTICIPATION IN
TATE POLITICS.

From The New ON il'Ffii'
mt = -, e>trooriinary utteranoe to come openly
and directly from he President elect put II y ,I,,
forth bv an extraordinary situation ne So DO, RI
~, . h,filn lartIoual Dictatorship that Poiuus ~ ~,
mont IL the welfare Of the state ana me WYNN
and mischief IT, the Democratic parry " n' hnt on
~. 800. th. hin Croker Tammany machine p'i,1 Oi
sanding to the senate politician VINO i Eciiri' ,,ll
r,rd,d n, unit for the seat OF Starsln' VA vol
antagyuize and embarTss the AdHlhla rFiUn a" ", ~
against the success OF the party. IN we" Va ,,y
ucnnc,d mischief II j. not only the rlght puu 'e hs
NJ ~. Irp,ident-ecct 70 speak out pahiy lf w.
good o. the Democratic party as well as 'he peop'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
rvDrRTAKING A RATHER BIG JOB.

Mr.. Murphy IS main Of educauon'. eAPedt p and
olilifv and character. lie Is Democrat rea1y AHu
able 10 ish Tor his Isr,y and It's policies at all ties
and uud.- all circumstances. WIN I'M anu 'i ~
f., l -..tn me Enprp state would not De unetlulppHo
NTH either or7tory wisdom We Imagine thIl vi, WI,
Cleveland listened 10 somc inudlcl2us ?u ~ snrstor
Inr io elect or reject candidate Tor senator
gn, Tv,S York ON f,ir strength OF his own election nS
I.resit.n nj He IN, been illadViecd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE BOARD OF CONTROL MEETING.


The Board Of Control met YESTERDAY only routine
I'm shines. transacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30


Assistant DiArct-Att0rnny Townsend saii
Il am very positive In my opinion ina' Nr.
Mummy should be The NEXT Senator. lie - III
every way qualified 70 take the place, and dc,
serves it at the hands of his party. As the head
Of it, lie has won great victories al the Pols IN
his State He is a college graduate. ! think
that he will be nominated almost by acclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

SrIIL JUMPING ON TIE WINhLD INV"1'''
From The New York World
Mr. Murphy single Qualification 10Y the grs,
f,Iro which iir seeks Is bluff hale fellow anu
Gamble toz, lie should bc satisfied WIN the rNairS
and recognition OF such character ana sl'h part
lie + not fitted iOr the Sclnte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
ALIEN, WOULD 40 ONE ELSE

ALIEN! WOULD 10 ONE ELSE GET HVRrF
From The springfield Republican.
Mr. Murphys election Will surely be tir , nSha o ,or
in New. Yn'k and lhc result will undoubtedly O'
such A. 10 weaken th, position Of the present machine
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