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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
NEW.IORK CITY.

Tho hearing the application OF the East River
Bridge Company, which was TO have begun Yesterday
before the Railroad Committee Of the Board of Alder
men. was postponed fol one month. The reason given
for the adjournment that the hearing had not been
advertised, required by law.
The Compacnic Generate ransatantiquc has re-
ceived cable message from the Paris headquarters.
giving that the service Of the line between New
York and IIavrc will be resumed by the steamship
La BouIgogne. 10 eail from New 0rk october -.
and La Bretagnc. to sail from Iavrc October 20.
The Rev. Madison G. Peters, OF the Bloomin Gdalc
Church. Boulci ard and West Sixty-cightl>t.. will
preach a special sermon tomorrow morning on sham,,
IIypOcriScs and Pubctics In American Chur iany.'
The Rev Dr. John Balloon shaw will begin a course
Ct Sunday evening lectures Religious Impressions
and incidents Of summer in Europe tomorrow
evening at the West End Presbyterian Church. one
hundred and fftl-St and Amstcrdam-ayc. The subject
Of the first lecture will be Ireland and scotland
The corrected figures show that during the month
of September there 17.474 sttcrnge passengers
landed in this port OF these. 1906 aliens and
i3s were citizens. There were 22.1O6 cabin pas
senecrS, S,2S4 Of whom aliens and H. - citizens
The Misses Kilkenny Emma &. Johnson and Lillian
+. Wooey have been appointed schoOl-teachcrs In the
Twenty fourth Ward.
The Rev. John G.. Patton who for thirty-four years
has faced the cannibals Of the New ebdes. will speak
Of his work at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifty-thirdst. and Madison ave- tomorrow at
p. m. All are invited.
At Association Hall. Fourlave. and Twonty.thr
St. there will he young mems rally TO morrow after
noon at O'Clock. There will be special music. by Miss
Julia WnldrOn. soprano Miss L. Florence Latin alto
and W. II. Green, tenor; and an address by y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
AMERICAN WATERpSooFs FOR AMERICANS.

"The increase in the manufacture Of rubber goods
OF various kinds during the last ten years + one OF
the most striking features Of this countrys progress
said representative Of the Ilpdcman Rubber Com
pany, broadway and Grand-st, 10 reporter ycst"r-
day. About seven years ago we found that English
nlaokntoshes would not stand the changes OF our
climate but that they faded and becaIn" siif. our
firm, therefore, began 10 manufacture lis own goods
and has practically succeeded III driving the foreign
articles OF the market. our Two house, at Broad
way and Grand-st. and at NO. Il West Twenty third
ST., next door to the Fifth Avenue Hotel arc sup
piled from our factorcs at TuclahOc and Mount
vcrnon. only waterproof garments arc mad" at the
latter factory. our stores contHin anything that
people may want In rubber from drinking cup to II
driving coat Among some OF thc articles are gloves,
bottles hat-covers. footballs bOO;s ard shoes pillows,
cushions, bahtub-, TOYS and dolls for IN" children,
doormats aud household goods OF all kinds.
The sportsman need dread the rain. mist and
dampness longer. for we have everything for his
comfort convenience In the Of coats, trousers
leggings hats aud gun Und rod cases tur garments
are made under the direct superintendent of q man
who was al the head of great rustOm tailoring
establishment in this city for over thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

Calvert Vaux. for many years landscape gardener
Of tho Park Department. has been removed by inc
Hoard Mr. Naux was last spring the subject of an
,d,.orso rcn,rt ~ the commissioners Of Accounts.
Tho real reason for his removal, however. was
politics Mr.. Vaux's place IS wanted for 1amnmhy
man. and hi, successor will soon he appo'h'"'
william Van Valhcnburgh. whose place rs properly
clerk Of the Park Department was abolished by
thc Cnmmi ,sionors on september 10, has hl'd Il
claim I'm the Controllers once for S2oo Inc iul
amount Of his former salary for IN" month oi sep
tomber He expects In This way 10 test the Fgdh'S
Of his removal IRON Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

The contnp plated sctlcs o. games between thc N'W'
v,rt aud ntooklvn team, has h'on al andonei. 6 H.
Pom. the prr,ldcn 81 tho brooklyn club. met T. T..
pov,r. - the Nrv.York Club, a. so l2l Maiden Lane
Yesterday. hy appointment. TO tax over the ropo''l
s.,... fn the nrt hall ~ tho championship season inc
,-c. ended In favor Il brooklyn, N"w-No7k capturing
only ,hr,. q, the sc,en games. In th" second race the
x.,york.r. turned the tables their r'ais. winning
f,r CANES 10 Hrlolvn, rhi, made Ia" series on
,, who'll. season even each winning seven Games and
n,ue the question Of supremacy between TIA" two un'
settled L.
President ryrnc has confidence In his team. ana ne
i, h..n arNiou, for extra series. believing tat
,,, do,., c,m.. equally divided bctw"on Nowiork and
ul,n would not only settle the question Of supremacy.
,,. tia, Il would e,o lugn, some interesting battles
Manager Power. was also onNu ;or such series. but
.,t ,,.,t. have male him change his mind and he Is
now opposed any game
Payer. wa, seen yesterday morning on his way 10 catch
tr,i, To ,,n hi, Hcw.York player at Philadelphia
..11uc. are changed now oni am not In favor o any
,., .,i.s with brooklyn" said he. with our team
t, would not fear such scIi-, but under the con.
d,to, q. they now exist think 1t would Ice foohsiiy
, l,,. ,b, Games The release Of Eu,ic Ticrnon and
t,,r, o ina cncct tomorrow AM could not count
-, those men for the proposed -'Iic- without those
men our team would stand much Of chance to hold
IT,. own with the Hrd",roor-- Shall put MI. lrYne''
on before President Day and If the latter likes the
it-, why then IL Will be- easy matter to arrange the
camc-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
SELLING "GREEN GOODS' By MAIL.
An EXPRESS COMPANYS EMPLoYE ARRESTED IN
THE PoSTOFHCE-DOING BClNES>
BY REGISTERED LETTERS.

BY REGISTERED LETTERS.
II is not often that thr green goods business
In conducted by mail, but yesterday Charles brnm-
mcrbof. an alleged - green goods man. ard clerk
in thc money order department OF the American En-
,r.Ss COMPANY was arrested in the PO>toffce Bilh-
ING inst after he had received letter from one OF
his supposed victims. The postonice authorizes nave
uspccted for some time that green goods circulars
were being sent by mail and Detectives Jacobs aud
Brown were detailed i collect evidence. They sus-
pcct4d Tat the business was Icing carried on al
NO. 90 Fourth-ave. by man giving his name rs
Thomas H. Woods. Detective Jacobs few Gays
mo wrote a decoy letter dated from Condron, Va,
and signed J. f. Mason. which he had mailed from
Cmdron 10 Woodss address. II was registered
letter and the detectives kept cose watch on The
registry department in the POstofce Building.
Yesterday. at IL 80 p m. we'll dressed Young
man came into the department. and producing a
card with the name Thomas II. Woods upon IT,
asked II there were any registered letters for hin.
The clerk in charge gave Inn the letter, and as
the Young man started TO s. he was arrested by
Detectives Jacobs and brown. and taken to their
ROOM lie protested his Innocence.
When taken before Commissioner SHEDS he said
that his real name was Charles Rrummerhoi, and
that lie had his mail sent to the liquor store Of Isaac
we're rented. Commssl oner Shields held drummer
h,f in 1000 bail.
HrumnerhOf lives at No. lo3 Ccdarst.. where his
brother Louis B1immerhof. keep liquor shop.
Charlie Brlmmerhof has been IN the employ OF the
American Express Company since February l, looO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DE. M'KENziE MAY NOI sEHvE.

Boston, oct. IA (special-Ihe Immediate friends
~, the Rev. Or. Alexander Mckenzie Il Cambridge
think ne will refuse To accept the election OF the
American Board Ia membership m It's prudential com
mitt.o In plnce Of the Rev. {. IL. Dickinson. Dr.
Mckenzie received two kilograms during the session
~ the board. ono announcing Ms nominatoh' ato
anoth.r INF, election. To each he replied that he
hod decline TO be considered fpr the Office. II has
be.n generally stated that lie received only one tele
cram and his negative reply Was sent only after
receiving the news Of his nomination. lie declines
however 10 discuss the matter until the committee
I'M him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
CHARGED WITH FORGERY. hELEAsrD on

Alfonso Noullairc. who has been threatening num-
hcr OF railroads with prosecution for alleged VIC
laons TO the interstate Commerce law, Is on irinl
In General sessions fer forgery lie !, charged with
giving Michael Dillon. livery stable keeper. at so
10 East Thirty fitlt>t. worthless cheek for so
lurpprinG - be drawn upon the Va Rank by r
:. SHADE. Charlie, Young. Assistant cashier. Of tho
Nassau Bank, testified Yesterday Tat person ly
the name ~ Shade had al acc0unt with the bank
Sergeant Janr, T. Valley testified that NOull,irc
lad offered 10 civ" information abOIt e. murder Of
letter carrier. found dead nj Hudson and spring Sis,
" he were not prosecuted Nouilrc 1, also charged
with signing checks with the Dapcs Of Louis Leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
HE TRIED HARD 10 KILL Ills xEIGlinor.

Herman Bc'-ohkc. If 80. -, Bedford ave. VA, or
ricncd IN the Lee Avenue Police Cont yc.ier,ay and
held 10 await an examination to his sanity. For
the last month I'ctohc has boon haunting the court,
making every one miserable Lv constant complaint,
Of a nciehbor. Morris schwartz. who be- SAYS j, en-
dcavoring to poison him with noyious gl.c,. Fail
ing get redress. Bet ohkc entered SchVa apart
ments yesterday aud earnestly cnd"a"orcd 10 Mil
him. Officer tOnboy. who VIZ pa,.ing AZ the time.
heard the comnoon and arrested Ic-0hkc. Who
cAtrcmclY NlO,nl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
RcuubIfCnns Of NeW.NOrk city anu

Republicans Of New.Hork City ana
IsrOcl.Iyn. go 10 the polling places IRA
xOur election districts next w edncsuny
:g,mL .cc thnt YOUR names are placed
on the rcCistra ton books! Failure 10
do this will di.franchise you: me
~,,ic, from = n. IN. 10 p. m. on
wednesday,. There Will he two other
iny. for r~gistering: Friday. Octo.
hc,. 1s md saturday. October ~. lsmt
every patriotic. true blue ana iuIi.
hioodcd Republican ought 70 attend 10
tIi. duty on Wednesday,: You wa".
10 vote for Harrison and Reid 70" must
acnisicls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
Every wOrlkingmnn who wants his
wages kept up 10 the American stand.
ard will register next Wednesday. The
supporters Of Free Trade and foreign
wages W i'll do
CASSIUS n. READS Financial IFFAIRS.

Cassius II. Read, former partner Of T.. :. Stokes
was further examined In supplementary proceedings
Yesterday before Justice Mccarthy, Of the city Court
lie admitted that he had disposed of l.2iJ shares
Of preferred Hoffman House Company stock in the past
wear for S}2 GOO: 300 shares Of the common stock
on loan Of $4,000. 81 900 OF Land In Virginia
to W. f. ID. Stokes for - 900. and real estate
NJ nouthnmpOu, for ~, 800. lie had borrowed ~ 900
from Henry Zahn. lie could pot remember what he
had done with the money. lie admitted That he
owns seven patents on typcwriting MACHINES. Th"
examination adjourned 10 October 20, AT
10 80 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

"OCR CHAUNCEY."-"O Our CInuucey Z" is Chnuuce>
W. Depew. sfcry leader OF the Harrison forces
Minnca poiis who made the principal speech there
renomnnting the President. Dir. Depew IL uckuowi.
edo ed 10 be the foremost American brilliant,
pnrkIing, sound and saaacious. His amer. dlnner
speeches both the models aud the despair OF his
rivals. Our Chnuncey is IA poem. by lsaac IL.
Bromley illustrated prOfuseiy ard comcaiIy by DRn
Beard aud &. d. Gibson OF the best pen. and.iuk
artists in Ncw-York City. Ii is delicious piece Of
fun, 10 thoroughly possessed spirit
OF enin -acrrc admiration its eloquent sub.
ject. IL Is doubtful whether Mr. Bromley has ever
done his credit thnn ia these da.hng, rol.
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The book has been offered premium to the readers
The Weekly Tribune; and sny actual subscrisert 70
The Daily obtain IL the same terms, vizs
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AMERICAN MILTIONAIREs. Tho Tribune roll OF
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revised and rcpub-hed Ii gives the uamcs Of 4,O41
ounirc. Of the United states and the lines OF busi
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In been n'ndc In the list.
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1891 New. 30 pages.
The ha nd snd best knitting and Crochet Extra
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AFTER.DINNEE SPEECHES. A handsome pam.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT: Why American WI.
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BRooKLyy.s coM.Mnr, crLrnrArlox.

The Committee 81 Aldermen In charge Of the ar.
rangcmcnt, for the combined Columbus cccbraon and
Arch dedication on Ifdav. I'm, been promised the 60
operation Of the Committee of one Hundred. which
has appointed sub committee of fifteen TO is
~, in the work. There will probably be 5000
men and boy, In the parade. II IS probable that the
route Will start In >onIh Brooklyn. AN appropriation
for music for the regiment, 81 the Iir, Brigade Of
New-l Ork made yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
GAMES 10 DAY

GAMES 10 DAY.
philldeiphla y. New. York. a. rhilad 'lphii.
Hlltlmorc y. Rrooklln. al baltimore.
Cincinnati ". I'-t>bur,. a. Cincinnati.
81. Loui, ". CMc1-o. NJ ST Louis.
Louisville v. Cleveland. ut Louisville.
Washington ~ Boston. a. Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
NEW ARK

The different ,pcirlic, Of the city are arranging
With III" city authorize, for celebration Of Columbus
Day on October IL meeting 81 Roman Catholic
priests WI, held yesterday In - pIrick'> school hail.
Non,cnor DcInc presiding. II va, decided 10 have a
parade Of the parOchia school children ri 10 H. m on
the morning Of octOhrr Il. Vice President Elanrlh
OF IN" nito1 Italian Spcir aud the Common nu-
ell Police tommttc" held u conference with lh" MAYOR
IN regard 10 the Italian celebration. \ large medal
Hon. ordered 10y Ia" s0cic", costing $1,000 Is 10 be
placed 10y h" ~ocriic, on the City Hall. conference
will BE- held on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
] iEHNE TO BE ElNEU TODIY.

Ex.AdCrman Henry ". Jachne viii be released from
sing sing Prison this morning. Jachnc spent the last
day in prison attending his work usual To-day
he will leave hi, cell with the other prisoners, and
after breakfast he will be taken into tho chaplain,
Office ana there h" will again give his pedigree as he
did when he entered the prison ~ years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
4ERTVING AT The CELrBRiTIOV'S COST

According TO tho estimates at secretary Wahle's
Office the cost Of the Columbian celebration included
the following Items Cappa's band, for music. $4,000
feeding troops, $3.50; art exposition 800; fire
works Tuesday night, $4,000; rent Of Lcnox Lyceum,
5000: decorations, Lenox Lvceum. 81 600; erection
Of grand stands. usheiS' wages. etc. - 900 Art
Committees expenses. $4,000 to 100000; Tiffany.
Dempsey & Carroll. for badges. 5000 fcat- over
$50 ,O0O menu. 81 900. Tho assets Of the com
nttce include: Legislative appropriations $4,000:
Worlds Fair Committed, 10000: subscTi ptionS
a24 900: sale of tickets to grand stands. $4,000
from medals, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

liquor dealer OF Edward Moscy, OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Charles I. Beach. attorney. testified that he
knew the signature 81 Mr. MO,cly well, and that tho
signature on the check upon IN" Nassau Bank, was
"A forgery. Neither Mr.. Leader nor Mr. M0soly were
dcpOsilOrs at the Nassau Sank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
CLEVELAND DEFEATS LOUISVILLE.

Cleveland oct. .-ClrIks,n did not Try pitch wll.
nc ball TO-DAY. he B.. saving hr~cf for next week,
lul the cc,cland- batd hard and StrIton let up when
M .,w that the game I'll" CcNe will Try
, young Canton pitcher tomorrow. Weather fine. At.
tendance. COO. The score:
. .,cani ...-.-. .---.-----...--3 10
Louisville ---..-----o ' 10
r,s, hiis-ClcV Gland Il. Louisville f. Efro-Clcyc.
land J. Louisville - Pitchcs-Clark,on and STATION.
I-mp.rc- ScwGid.
,bolt .Cn people witnessed hc Eastern Park
Yesterday afternoon lctwccn the icn-onhur.t and Ful.
ms for benefit ~ the Ncc.su sccond biscuan. John
pu d ck Tom I,crhlo,a played ni,g la>c 70: the
victorian, in the lim.tiblr 1t L. witch made him
,frh "a favoHte few years aeo. The two od.timcrs
bob" Ferguson and "Ei,' Iiovd. uuprri the contest
,,ah va, easily by the lcnsophurs,. The score
Tcnrrnhgr-s -.-.--.---..- ..---..-.---.t o 10
FULTON -....--------. q y d
B,t,cric,-Worh aud Matthews, Brown end Connors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
Announcements.

Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYIuP
la. hocn used FOR FIFTY YEARS hv MILLIONS OF
VnTIII,I,S for their CHILDREN WILL TELL HIM
'In rLI,FttT SUCCESS. IL NOOTllfS the CHILD
SoLTiNS TIL. GUNS. ALLAlS ALL PAIN, G. RES
,,.I<n toIIt' and l., the BEST REMEDY. FOR DlAR
rIioi;\ Sold bv DErGGl>TS in every part OF the
wold TWENTY FIVE CENTS y BOlILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

There comedy Of error, a the Hudson Comfy
Jail yesterday. Paul Zimmerman WAS put 10 palntine
a section Of tn" wall and told that when he Wa,
through he c"nld 20, .alcr Davi, being under the
impression that hi, time had expired. After Mr.
zimmerman had mi, he'd hi, WORK and retired from
business and The jail II discovered that his iimc
did not cNpr" until TO-DAY. Messenger, were sent to
look Tor Zimmerman, but be cmll not be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
CAHLAlN .InlLN Lu.T sEEInI ~ III-Er

CAPTAIN JOHN rO>r SEEIOI sf.T HURT
Captain John Post, of the oldc,i inhabitants Of
thl, city, j, lying at hi, nome. No. 90 Phip,,i I'm a
critical condition, having been injured in a crush at
on" Of the grand stand, n the Colnmbu, parade I'm
New York. His left thigh Is crushed and h, /, hilri
Internally. Captain Post !, over seventy wear Oh
H. is Of ia" owners OF the icam Oals Eliza IlanclA
and John sylvester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
HOME NEWS.
ppourvrxT. ,RRIvUC ar THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENl &c Congressman George W. IVY VI
xorwich y Y GII>SEY-C,encfal BcnjsCn j. Tracy
secretary Of the Navy. MURRAY HIl-l~-Con.ree''n'n
Nelson Dlngley, jr., OF Maine. NOlMANDlI@-'uusc
Isaac H. MAYNARD Of the Ncw-forh Court Of App''i''
ST. JAMEs-Coond James b. Clay, q Lexington NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
PHILADELPHIA IS FIFTH.
THEY MAKE SURE OF IT By DEFEATING NEW
YORK.
FULLER KEEPs THEM DOwS by HIS BRILLIANT
WORK.

PHILADELPHIA oct 1.-THE Phadc phaS radc fifth
place a certainty to dlv nv defeating New. York IN"
Phadep hns' victory would have been much easier hut
tor the brilliant Fuller short DOYLE also did
vel. making two hit, aud scoring New Works. only run
I,u-e pitched remarkable effect for five innings but
did not Il, 80 well after that. The
Ar,r-T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TIKI. RECORDS.

Tie LEAGUE championship reason viii end with to-
e,y., games Ncw.Yort playing at Phildelphi, and
p,ooll,n a. Baltimore. The Cans are still hanging On
Ia the inst column another defeat to-day will send
,,,, i,to h, second division. The Brooklyn
win and Pi.t~hurr lose To enable Ward' men to hni
third The record l. a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
,rcrr. +. 4 w. CBI
A NEW COLLAR
NEw-YORK, May >. 1892.

NFW-YORK. May .. 1892.
L. ". KlNSMAN q CO..
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am truly your servant.
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Established 1900.
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Price 10. 81. aud - cents.
For sale by ali the best Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
BROOKLYN.
BALTIMORE

Tvo.ia.. hi' torrorin. Ihr'' bi>" lU-hlHi'"'
- ., IAN. or Stein g. % S-hnit > struck out~b,
Srhmt q. ~ Stein H. p.ul" play rrc'r ~, pn' ",n IA
t,u,hcrs sacrifice Nh c',0H Ntin FlrSL fa-N on
-iIrnkl,n l. Ieft on ha'"- baltimore i" nr',N
Nav . K'lly. 7. paiy .. lin" - hour. IMPURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

\ rITCnEEs' BATTLE BETwEFN BALTIMORE AND
HROpkINN.

r,',lno-, OF u Tho game to-d1y pitchers
hattie Sf,in DID rcm1rkahc work striking out ol"Nen
men The game was called at the end - the eighth
i,,i,y on account = daranc., Weather fair. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

Before You can vote you must be b. rcgi.
tered. Go 10 the proper place i'm yOur
election district next Wednesday and
have your name put upon the rolls!
The Board of Re2isiry must DC III
session from - N. IN. 10 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
PHILADELPHIA,
NIW.YOI,n

no I NfUT0n N1FN--U0lIo. FNInE,
U,r,i,.n Dpthl. NAYS Alien. Conner
owing Rusle and Fuller. Fnst has" on b,l>-Tern1n
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