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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
LIVELY TIMES ~ 4 STRFlcr CAR.

An exciting GG\t took place In a H2vcnthav
sur;icc at 30 o'clock last evening. Two
Frcnchmcn and two French women with two children
boarded the car at Eleventh Il. and Scventhayc
When the conductor cO"ccd the fares one Of the
Frcnchmen gave him quarter. The conductor
PROMPTLY rang up five fares. The Fcnchman de-
mandcd cents as changc Insisting that both Of the
children were under four years old. The men used
violent language, and the women OF The party also
became cnE,ccd ard delivered themselves Of some
choice IOwcry English. In Washington square they
ordered the to be stopped. The women gathered
the children I'm their arms. and a, one oi them was
stepping out Of the door she struck TIE conductor In
the face with a bunch Of brass keys winch were on a
heavy non ri: g. The conductor r'rinct fom return
ing the attach. one oi the Ficnchmch lowoi up tn
woman's attack with blow on the conductors shout
der which instantly brought on a general fight ard
landed all concerned In the street Iy TN, time the
conductor was in fighting trim, AID gave the Frenchman
a blow on the mouth which put him 10 night. The
second fIenchman not I'm hghtlng humOr
and hung OF. hut the two women fell upon tho I'M.
fortunate conductor with the icrOtY 81 lSIcss, ana
Notwithstanding the fact that each hdh a chlll i
arms. they Chd- d ikcr all around the car ana
through the muddy street until ore on lhem ripped
and fell In puddle 0f water and on the chId which
she was, carrying The conductor Improved thls op
p1rtunty TO jump the and resume the downtown
"trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

NAV lie amended to include tho Ne"-forH ana
W.nho.,on Athletic clubs but t will those clubs
emo nancy tn Get the amendment >sd the president q
ono OF the small fighting clubs Yesterday This new
move by the lnrge clubs Of hiring professional boxers VIII
XII OF all these small CLUBS"
The annual indoor gaes OF the BerHeiey ocho'' ~ ~
will bo held at the I'D Regiment armoy on February 20
Tho contests which are open all schools members Of
the Inter.cholastlc A. A., as follows; 'oyaid dash
-5y,rd dash (boys under hcen) 220yaTd dash f+oyad
run haltmile run mile run, 15ys'd hurdle, 'o'yaid
hurdle boys under hfeen), 22o-yald huiu'e' mie wax
INNING bicA tmn running broad Jump, mile bicycle
(saety putting shot.
The Astoria Athletic Club Is rapid!y coming TO me
front Over 800 people were present at me ''ares'
evening" OF the club On Friday night. Mr. ''iboh won
the bowling match for and the single men oeeAoa
the married IN a tug.of.war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
AMONG THE ATHLETES.

The annual Joint indoor games of the Prospect Har
rlcr aud Company f., attn Regiment. Will be held at the
armory In brooklyn February -. There will be a
game football under Rugby rules during the evening
well as exhibitions the nvng rings by Robert Stj-
j. w. Harper and Charles Shillngs. Also invitation
thr,cnio run. Tho other contests Will be ~ follows
coward DASH handicap; I4Oyard handicap; 1000
ward run hardcap lsnile run handicap, l-milk walk
handicap; -milo run, novice, scratch, running high
jump. handicap
mi, Is the time OF the year when the average baseball
player pleading notes TO his manager for advance
Money generally ranging from 300 to 1900. the
war is over IN baseball and their appeals will not be
listened t6 except in few instances
A good.sizcd crowd went out to Rdgewo0d Park yes
to-day 10 witness football game between the Mitchels
and the Emmcts The Mitchells ha1 scored two goals
when Condor Of the EmmetS, injured IN scrmrlagc
and the game stepped the captain OF the Emnets re-
r,.inq 10 play longer j. q. ODren tho referee.
Several Of the small amateur athletic clubs where box
ing 4, speciality, are deeply interested In the bill
NJ Albany which will make p;ofesson1 boxing shows
possble only upon paying license Of $1,000 They
that the bin will not be Withdrawn killed, but that IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
NOTES ~ THE FIELD OF LdBOR.
PREPARING FOR THE woRKINGMhN's HOLIDAY
THE CIOAKMAKERs.


The Central Labor Union took the hrst Steps
Yesterday toward preparing for n htting celebration
Of Labor Day It was said that this years cceornoh
would eclipse all previous celebrations. commucc
composed OF the following delegates was appointed 10
make the necessary arrangements MeSsI' arm
bald Fitzgerald, Conkling. Connolly ana Loner. "e
labor bureau Of the United brotherhood Of ihlr'r'
entered formal protest against the admission OF dele
gates from the Coat Makers Benevolent Assocn'ip"
~ the Central Labor Union the ground that me
association was composed Of sub-conractors anu
" sweaters The association IS branch oi INC
Knights OF Labor
It was announced Mt the meeting OF DiSuic, ASSEM-
t1v No 40 Of the Knights Of Labor, yesterday that
a. the special meeting to be held in March specla
Aoont pri,,on would deliver a lecture Oh " Labor III
which he will show how American worklngnch nave
bcen benefited by the Mckinley law.
There was no change yesterday In the a'u'nue "a
he TOO striking coakmakers. Meyer Jonas'oh an
nonnccd through Jacob Coan. walking delegate i0r
tho ColuIlms Labor club. that he had ~rcui''i w
italian coahmuier,. who we're do q part VI 'iD "''"
~ the men and women who struck $780,, -,
AZ the weekly meeting Of the central Labor r.
Grafton yesterday, the knights OF LABOR were W.
noucced for organizing the coaknlaker''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.
TO PROTEST AGAINST RACING BILLS.
CITIZENS OF NEwJERsEY TO GO TO TRENlo'
WITH PETITIONS.


CITIZENS OF NEwJERSEY TO GO TO IhHNi''
WITH PETITIONS.
p,rsentotive citizens OF Central New-Jersey to"hs
~ ite arc working against the two bills now oeioro
tho New Jersey legislature. which propose ies'ie
Iorseracing and racetrack gambling Throughout Wv
State during the whole year, ana yester'as ,,.,o
tcv started vigorous crusade agnlnst such iesis'a''o
- ,,,ss meeting in the P!alneeld opera House AeA
,nder Gilbert Mayor Of Painield presided anu 80 =,
nv him on the opera house Stage were eA-Na''t " a.,
randolph. the Rev G. b. Mitchell. f. y. Erickson, u,o
,,n, + T. IIubut Craig A. Marsh, the Rev. f. NJ
podman. n, Rev Hobart Clark, John ." Murray
Horny f. Bowen the Rev. ". z. lioneyman' a. W.
powell. Major W. D. ". Miller Captain W. Is. o''i"h'
:fcnhen A. Crima the Rev. A. IL. Lewis ana the He''
D. J. Yerlses Many stirring addresses were n'"uc'
Tho following adopted unanimously r,.,
Resolved Tint this as.cmblagc of citizens OF fi'n
field ~ j.. do NEST strongly and unqualife1ly CON
donn the legislation proposed IN the Tacetrach Dhin
row before tho Committee Revision OF Laws anu
rot.t AGAINST the enactment of said bills, as In every
,cav dangerous, to the morals Of people ana uc-
structive especially to the character and the grow"
OF state. , J.,
Resolved, That this resolution be conveyed oy
the delegation to be appointed BY TINS mee"ps y.
act a, our representatives. and by them preSe''u "
the cona nittce If the Legislature -.
The Rev. W. r. Richards then offered lst Vi
names of prominent men in Union County to who'h
will he instcd the task Of presenting the PesTS. '
10 The Legislature at Trenton. The list contains ho
names oI Fbont 800 men, al OK "ho" VIII ~ " WV
9n all The Protestant churches Of Elizabeth, y; g.
appeals made TO all citizens zen" 70 n ne vigorous
protest against the passing OF the raceu'Nh p' ic,r
before Legislature IL eaen Shy T urs,dent Of
tha state Citi1ens league read, and then pastors
urged their listeners to be at the unGn Sa'y naci
Elizabeth at 80 a. tomorrow to take the Speeli
troln for Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
r DowKER AND TIE EDISON STRIKE.

Under date OF February Il. X. Hpwkcr' hr7' VIC
nree,dent Of the Edison Electric Illuminating ''"'-
many OF New. York addressed c. W. lioadlcy' "c'I'
tary Of the Electrical Union Of this city, about ne
rand made by walking delegate Of the uhloi' III
January that man In tho employ OF the cohF'''
and not member OF the union. should be disclare'.
This request being denied. strike was orNeru, "'
,icht men al work the building NO. ia IHti
., vrerc ordered 10 stop work and leave the serve
~ the company. Mr.. Bowkcr explains his po-n''
hrjcgy as follows: i am myself strong b'he'cr
in the usefulness Of unions Ns'c'
to find that good many of the best men
=, -. ,.s,a On ioin the unlon because IL means Civ
ING ND their own judgment and viii to the dc'nion Of
others I understand Of course that against the &c
fisal TO let nOn-unlOn man earn MS hVihG IS put
the opp0rtunlty TO Join the union but II IN joining ne
union he absolutely gives up his own WI ana put,
MnseU iu a position where lie must OoeS OrIttA even
a. hi. family Is starving he gives up altogcthcr ire
pnncpe Of individual liberty, which IS az inc b3tlo
~ American freedom and OF the prosperity OF working
men i'm this country. Fair play requires tlat me com
pany remain loyal to the men VINO nave Deeh ioSai u
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
voprc,sr IN DETAIL FOR MONDAY.

For New-Fngland and Eastern Newfork' high sonthery
winds shifting to northwcstey cloudy with rain or 'no"
and cold wave decidedly colder and CLOUDY iuesuss'
pos.bly possibly with light nurrics OF snow.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey' pe'a"oie'
MARYLAND and Virginia. brisk and high southey "ihus
shifting 20 northwcserly; rain followed by snow" anu
Io,cr clearing with a cold wave decidedly colder ana
fair Tuesday -.
For the Carolinas and Georgia, ran followed by clea
ing weather. winds colder; decidedly co'uer '"u '''
For Eastern Florida rain slightly warmer; cooler ans
fair Tuesday. . ,,,..,-.,ori Louisiana
Texas and Arkansas. cold wave r'tch1hS nearly I" ~i'
coa,t. colder aud fair Tuesday. ,.,. -, oh..
For Western New York western PcnnSNNaha ana UNA
snow especially along the likes cold wave eoider '"s
''I For West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee eoa
wave fair two dlys. -.
For Indiana and Illinois. colder and clear IT.. e0M
FOR Michigan Autrlcs OF snow along the 'aAe' '0~
wave colder aud iar 'ne'lay. -,
For Wsconsin colder and fair. two DAYS. =, , .,aay
For Missouri. Iowa and Minnesota, colu anu '''''
slightly warmer Tuesday. .,., ,..,mer
For Kansa. Nebraska and the Dakota SICILY
excrm IN Kansas and generally tar luesu'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
THE yE4THER REPORT
COLD BEHIND THIS STORM.

washington. Feb. 1.-THE storm which was central
SUNDAY morning near ST. Louis then ovefIspp'a u'
No" -. SUNDAY 70 near Buffalo and increased in
energy the pressure its eye being 1910 inches aAa '
49,, ,o,m area extending from ST. Lawrence 70 tAe N'o
,,ande This storm will move over New-Eneland dur'hs
Monday causing or snow In the Atlantic s'a''' az
en-, winds shft "a tho northwest, when clearing conditions
I'm ,,oy Behnd the cyclonic storm high barometer
wave follows central IN the Missouri Valley and ATTENDED,
WIN cold wave the front OF which has relched North
ro Tcxas the Ohio River and Lake Michigan, and VIZ
advance nearly the Gulf and to the North Atlantic N'as
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
rDwIpD Dr INA Has NOT BEEN FOUND

4 story was published yesterday TO the effect that
reword Dc Lima the Young man who mystsrou.ly dis.
annea~d from his home in Hotel Iangham on Jonu
ary 8 was alive that the detectives knew where h.
was His brother Charles de Lima, sa1 yesterday alter
noon that ne had received no word in regard 10 ms
brother through the detectives otherwise AMI he addtl
tina. he had any reporters recently about his
brother At detective last nigh. IL sad
that there was and been information in regard
70 the missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

could get the genuine guaranteed medicines
in that way. But you can't. The genuine
medicines always have been, are, and always
will be sold at the following prices:
DIR. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery the
rcmedy for all diseases arising from torpid
liver or impure blood, sl.0O per bottle.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription dor wo-
mans weaknesses and ailments, SlO
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets the original
and best Little Liver Pills, - cents per vial.
And they're worth more than that They're
the cheapest medicines you can buy, at any
price, for they're guaranteed in every case
hack. You pay only for the good you got.
Dealers not authorized to sell Dr. Pierces
genuine medicines may offer dilutions, i'm
itations, or substitutes, ct los than tAs prices
given above. Beware ct then-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
TO nr11nEnNrr on nAsERAfL DATES.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. IA (>secap.-A letter from
tho Ynle baseball management was received last night
asking for meeting at springfield Monday, February
H. to discuss and make arrangements for baseball
dates j. ". Cummin. 90, president OF the baseball
association. AMI Captain L. \. rockingham Will go
down to springfield early to-mor morning to meet
tho Yale lrprrSe natives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
SOME GOOD SHOOTING SCORES.

WINNERS OF lie BoUTILLIER TNofhf AND
DULLsEyE MATCHES.
The Le Boutiller trophy match, one OF the most I'M
portant Of the season, was shot on inc 81" hes'V'
,nos saturday evening The record In this match Is
total If AS points, made by the from Company
Il last year. The full scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
PUSHING W0RK cy yIlGARA TUNNEL.

Niagara Falls, y. Y. Feb. 1i.-Thcrc ar" now
gagged ut work IN the tunnel 400 men ard sixteen
mules. while the surface 100 more workmen are
employed. Work goes on continuously, except sun
day the men working In tweIve-hour shifts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
e,,opr TINE N THE ERIE SHOPS.

susouehanna Penn. Feb. 1.-THE extensive loco
motive shops Of the New York Lake Eric ana western
Railroad will tomorrow be placed on eight hours time,
A reduction 0i Sne honr per day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

KafI-,r-t'urono Van Schack JNult@-I' NJ
rvnn ana IT, A. Mclean. Iner-W. d. +. Bostwick.
yanderwort Of the Produce Exchange team scored The
first goal McGarrgle made goal for the Minhauahs'
and the first half ended with the score tie IA 'he
second half the Cherry Diamond niae had everything ther
own uav Meiert scoring goals and Betting two,
leaving the total score in favor OF the Manhatan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15


Cape May, y. J.. Feb. II tSpecilll-A committee was
apnontod py the OF the Methodist Episcopal
church TO GO to Trenton Tuesday and oppose the pr-
posed Pool bill to be reported Oh chat day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

The pleasant effect and pest aley r MIA Thish iod,Ss
all conditions makes their favortc remedy, To get the
and genuine article, look for the as OF the Gail
package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Tho court Of inquiry wich has had long NitlnE
,, the condition Of the food ard Puart'rs OF inc
,,ri,c. ot M, Washington Navy VAR; has coinpet"i
a.. apdlnc. nld the paper, have gone 70 the D'i'"
mont. r., inquiry was thc result oil m h-i,'i ,"
NJ -. subject by local ministers who 'sea'd 20 inc
r'ut..cntatiulS made 10y humnei 81 cuIS. " "t'
,,,i,v t,urd nai 10 Officer WI, r,ppr.lbe Tor lh'
,,uotlon Of affairs ~ tn Nav' had. ne pi"l''.
.. ,,,ar. comfortable and better lgic1 tldh ~
ann f Inc other YAH. AID ~" best Po>'hif ~ -
made of The surroundings, which wcr' sucn ~ 'pn
'n''' ~ 81, a., ,,r.,v Q tn" foId Ms up - IN" -
F,ird to,dotd + quantity. The secretary VIII PROB
90. ,r matter ipp miles, o., ministers INSIST on
ONO other sort = exam nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

prorotlon I'm the Army promises to be ca'ohaoN
hrisk his year owing 90 tho long liSt Of "
a., many officers berg Of high rlnk II Is san iAeu
So, cnlouel beaumont and COoncls Morrow anu
COMMON Of the cavalry arm. will soon go upon 'he
retlrcd list Each day those who arc Interested IN 'e
matter hive watched anN,ou,y 10 the nomination OF
bsr,dlcr rcncal For thr place there ai" 'hrN ''"e
,nida,c, while there are only forty coiohels oi CIV
alry. artillery and infantry IN the whole Army ~"
tary EIklns mvors Colonel /. n '"fr' 7c'"'r p"au
49, ,,,s C,loncl Frank Wheaton appointed; senator
,t,,,icv .upuort. Coonol Fot~yth. Another ohc'r
,, ro,oc i. mentioned Is Colonel l.. /. LanTi"n Isl
,r,luery ON duty a; Foit Hamilton y. y It, j. an
me- dsfIrgishc, for gallantry OF serVlc" during inc
CIV ,. 49, ,,chclon and who In, scen 10 ~ years
,cpi, .er,.lcc II the President decides to rte2'lf
The artillery arm there Is 10 d'rbt tie o"ih'''o" VI"
"a ~ Cl'Oucl Ian Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
4 LIVELY WATER poLo STRUGGLE.

An Interesting zane Of water polo was player IN inc
tank of the Manhattan Athletic club ycstcd1y between the
Manhattan and Produce Exchange These Two tams
have played many games but 1t was not nntl ye'ecay
that Oh, Exchange men succeeded IN s-r"s pm"
The teams were made up follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

FIVE GREAT LIMITED TRAINS. A.,
Via New-lOrk Central every day In the SeSr-une
fastest, most complete and luxurious service ev~
Q6ose1 TO the West aud Southwest dh ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Don't be caught
by " cut prices"
Don't buy spuri-
Gus limitations Of
DR.. Picrce's mcdi-
cines at less than
the regular prices,
and think that
you're saving
IN oney. Y on
would be. IL Ynu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
+.

The four ties for second plucc in the buseyc match,
which was SHOT on last saturday evening, shot
OF on Friday evening With the following result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

fs!aaa Exceptionally Pure Atss,, ,s Man.
S&sSS. 0A'i Tuyfsl i SrsSins Co.. 22s zss SsG.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

m. secretary 4 the Navy is expected almost any
d,r IN ANNOUNCE general redistribution of shlP,
,i,,,,dy the Philadelphia and Concord laV" bec
,,,'d hork from MOltcvldrO ~ Port an PIl1ce auu
The San Francisco has been de,snnt TO- reneE, r 1c
III r,ri,,Jn thr d- patch Of th" baltimore or the
ha'ton WHOM their new cGmmnnd@ri tahe , Gnari"
',ti - IN, force IN TIE Pacific Will be Increased
ana he ocean divided into two stations. n North ana
i n po,i6, re.prctivcly in which event H. /, prob
~ e., tdmirnl Walker. II he desires the command
,,,d hc nlnccd I'm charge Of the Sonth Pacific win
Win ~ ~. Lt. flag ship. should two such stations
-, -. ,nhli. nod the North Iacc would be- commanded
hv ,Jmirnl prown. There seems = nc litt' definite
ny .n"' mad, townri III" r'cstahl.Shm"nt Of a
,'n,oon stotiou II is generally conceded that tile
81 eh1nld he represented I'm European waters. ana
~ ,n.a.cInr number ~ available vessels for een
rrirc makes possible the assembling Of ships III that
4 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

An ercctual specific for malarous fevcrs bowel
plNnts dyspcpsii mental depres ssness aundce
nausea slck headsche collie constipation and blousness
SIMMONS LAYER KEGI l. 4THR
Is given with safety and the happies results to tho most
Taxes he place Of ou.nine and Bitses Of every kiul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Tribune Onice Feb. 49, m.-Clc0r weather preNaiea
moss the day. but there trace OF rain at Night
The from northcasery TO southerly
the humidity from 80 IN the morning to 81 ~
evening. The temperature roso from 10 % Is degrees
between midnight and midnight the average t32sl oent
-, higher than the corresponding day sst yea" s"N
1874 higher than saturday go ,, 4.
In ard near hi, city to-day there Will probably 20
rain tuning into snow warmer followed by colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

.m,,c the l.tcrr.tiug visitors to washington re-
only has been Major B1ri"r, nn ah!ntant III H.
49, ', t,'ri,ocr. Of Fnrand lie T. here on ms
~, H.. .it,r,.tl- bv the British Government cN'rN lpN
and mon io one Of II, oihccr, - examine mo Amer,
anu anu nti,,rv and naval affair. II" has sought 10
''' a. formation r,snrdi Our coast defence, ana
f,'lrc plans. There /, NO Nignlh'an,c at,'h~t .,
,,.,.f -. II ha- become common 10 soma >p'7"u
,rt. Ia foreign countries for suggestions thht MAJ
hc nrontnblv worked up at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

I'm this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure, indicated by the Iribunes se
recording barometer. The broken line represents the tel
perature, as observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
WHO Is DESERVING OF PRAISE.

Ito Won know mat have profound respect for my
p,o.hvterlan brother who always goes 70 baycrmecne
I have a potounG respect for Epscopaan brother who
ALWAYS attends morning service VIII confess 10 YOU That
have proounder respect for the red-shrted who
olw,ys goes primary eiecsoh OF ms roucs party
You tell they held In disaSeabe places Inc
ra s always disagrceabe. You tell me that the man
% ,ho strong muscle and quick counting finger viii
w., 40, the ballot and declare the result. II he Is
49, ,bon Won az the counting he will beat you At the
sth II democracy /. not worth the struggle Of manhood
80 penn In peace that for which our iathers ueu III
valley Forge then day democracy VIII de sspped by
.h nze,os fashionable Indifference in the minds OF
Educated mon There is alternative YOU cannot have
tho ,ountsin corrupt aud the result pure regard lOr
3decency and fashion may make the Noei et INC Pl'y
e.. u.o little higher to represent him in the ward
eohfiyntcc and regard for puOhc opi"ieh III" N0 'ne
ward committee elect a te higher for the county
cn,it,eo and regard for public opinion may eject nan
a little HIGHER for the State Official but when you get 10
the end there will stand tho top some man VINO VIII a.
nonty SAY The Manhattan Club may DO" 'he of''S
hand b, get the delegates" and that is the evident t.
sult OF the neglected pcriona political DUTY 'hueF inc
democratic form we shall get all that we deserve eooo or
had we shall get no more and certain a. TWO anu TWO
make four never get any less Ana So IN ths
very practical way caring nothing for your party po'io
think great deal opponent who votes against
than OF party adherent VINO stays q, hoc '"" wv
not vote at all.
Simply speaking 10 citizens, let ne urge Oh So"'
mind who have honored me by coming out in this ncIeuch
night this thought from this time whatever you 40 co
your personal political duty. You not compelled 10
seek ONCE inague because you 20 the primary
YOU will therefore be compelled 70 be alderman Hht
young young put the influence OF the one
ana the Of the other upon this II VIII do my PeT
soaal political duty. matter what the result may be-