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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
PROMINENT PEOPLE At TIE RCG SALE.


4 GOOD ATTENDANCE nut Low PRICES on
THE THIRD DAY.
The continuation OF The sale ot rugs ana carpets
collected by y. 4. Nantine 6 Co. was marked by t'e
attendance al the American Art Galleries. No. ,
East Twen'y-ihird St., OF an incretSd hu"c' '"
priva,. buyers WhIle competition for the D'au''Iui
specmens OF tho work Of Ea sierra looms was SOMEWHAT
no,, ,srp than On Tn. preceding DAYS Of the SALE
prces were bu; s!gatiy higher, aud many reaiIy
nne EXAMPLES net the .a:e ~ those sold PREVIOUSLY
and brought hardly enough TO cover the import au'.,
fre sht ana assurance, aud the latter l. no si"''
lcm a, the firm hal S.HOoOo IN specai P'i'"'
paced upon the stock while the sale WIZ In progress
Prominent among the buyers yesterday were eAsayf
Alram : Hewitt, Mr.. Letter. of Washington, d. u
SHEPPARD Knapp, Theodore l.. DE Winnie, Mrs D. "
Olcott Miss Scieman. ". V. Lawrence. T. Lambert
Mrs : \. Goats. Enos Wilder. d. b. Lawrence. r. H.
Macy Mr. Evaris. Mrs. Lehmecr. Mr. keller ara mahy
others There were l75 pieces disposed of Yesterday
for the gross sum OF ~ O,O making the result OF tho
sale for three days S21.6i0 Among The more
valuable pieces Sold with the prices obtained were
the following:
No. 81. Bahndurr carp,t.-W.dth. nine feet two
Inches: length. fifteen feet eight Inches Floral
.csign I'm subducd coioiS hight field the border
with blue band decorated with now@S. sod io'
$500; invoiced on importation BY \. =. Van,ne
G Co. at 5000
No $50. india carpet-wdth. Twelve f2ct; length.
fifteen feet two inches. Old gold ground, the centre
lowered In sablucd colos, the toider ID 'ou 49,
elaborate floral cruamcn,aon in subdued soIorS' aea
and harmonious effect sid for $50, inVoioe" ~
$500.
No. 49, india carpct-Wdth. Twelve ice. 'e"e'"
Hne can feet six inches. Crimson centre. With edges
and corners norla,ed in col rs. Border iea' anu
flower pattern In coors, Oh blue and yellow o@hus
sold for 500: invoccd at $500.
No. j3I, Eulam carpcL-Width, eleven icet LOW.
inches: length fifteen feet two inches. fac goa
ccntrr border I'm bands u blar. crimson and orange
yellows with graceful aoral decoration III COLO"
throughout. sold lot $50. invoce 500
NO. 5I4, Anti,lue Persian oapct.-Width' seN'h
feet seven inches; length, eighteen feet two inche'
Floral figuring in colors, purple ue!d the p'roe'
in yellow and red, with running noIai or"a'n'h'S
lion Bought by Mr.. Letter for Sloo. A..
No AZ, Antique Persian mat.~,Wlalh' Su' 80. I'd
nine inches length. eight feet min, Inches. oVae
band OF crimson, figured In colors, lhcioSihs "n"
uonrl figured IN Il small floral paitcrh In c'lIs OH
nrurple ground Bought Ly Mr. IOwelis for so
No 473 Antique Persian carpet-Width, sN ie'tt
three inches length twelve feet eleN n incle' itai
pattern IN coors on isht field iich border III w. viUs
and rcd pr, fisely figured In cOors. NousM by MD
I.chm,er tOr S125.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THEY HOPE TO BUY TIE ELECTION.
DEMOCRATIC COMM:ITEEMEN MAKING FRANTIC
ErFORTs TO PUECHAsL VOTES

DEMOCRATIC COMM.TTEEMEN MAKING FRANTIC
EFFORTS TO PURCHASE VOTES.
Evidence is daily accommodating that the Democratic
National Committee has given up all hope OF cNc"h1
Mr.. Cleveland Oh the IS Of the campaign, ana t"t
the members Of the committee hope to huy inc 'Ico
ton openly. As las been said before III" plea OF
poverty which Chairman Iiariity has made j. simply
for the purpose OF collecting such large campaign
flnd that there will be no lack Of money for Use on
election day with which TO pay for votes. The he-
publican National Committee has secured the posses
sion of u letter which has been circulated by the
democrats secretly and priyael through the south,
appealing for funds with w,1ch the Demo
craft, ca.apaen, The letter which was received at
the Rcpubl National Committee headquarters
vest day WAS circulated Ia Mississippi. thr"lsh
Charles II. Iiowry, who is the member OF the Demo
cratic National Committee from that state. 1t say
The Presidential election OF 1899 Is now close al
hand. Its occurrence Viii marx AN epoch III "a. W.
history OF the country cquaied In importance ny to
election Of jefferson in II, overtime" Of fcItidN,n
and that OF Lincoln "Llcl 'l-Hil|tN t"' pa" - iH
scctionaism and convulscd tire country 1t j,
useless 10 deny that the contest VIII be elCSe "nn
III this uOmeHtiIs struggle uc SCUM
Is viewed by pJr cite citizens everywhere ~ ihc enc
s"po, AID hope Of gGae d Scr an" a So are
contributing TO the Democratic oausc, VIII MI''i>,pPi
Tass ay yf and pc" dca m | Every vote
in New YORK, Wisconsin, NcwJcl>Cy, Indiana ana
The National Democratic Committee ASS tIe nclp 0,
every patriotic Democrat Who can spare d)Hii' np'
10 corrupt voters nut u fcath IN" p'Oplc upon NV
lines Of honesty and truth. L. YOU feel that Won can
anything for your party AMI ~ cause nov i the
time. lie who gives quickly gives twice GoG1
wishes are well enough, but good wishes d. not hep
our friends IN doubtful states. Any contribution,
no matter small will be thankfully received by the
Hon Roert i. Roosevelt treas Democratic Nntiolal
Committee, No. I39 Filth New York. who y II
In the name Of the committee Acknowledge receipt
directly 10 You
The Republican managers have known for some
time that the Democrats intend 70 use big sums Of
money In New York! Ncw-Jcrsey, Indiana Wisconsin
and West Virginia. but this is the first time that a
printed ADM Vion OF i; las been practically made by
the Democratic National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

ALTHOUGH one o. tie y"aur. ~ H." Republican
clubs 10 West lacm. and DO spiic OF DO" i-'i tn"'
II g. H. = hotlcd of Democracy. the Car"mont Re
rubicnn club Is one II tie lirc.ct and
most successful n the political organizations tn
Harlem II hcld o. h., clara tcrouc mi-s meet
Ing, Tuc,day night az H. head quarters, on" hundred
nndtwenty ,lNth-st. aud the Boulevard, and i.sicai
Of waiting week before holding It's next Re siar me L
ing It will hold an extra meeting tomorrow night at
its headquarters, ven prominent p akers VIII max"
addr,s.cs Twelve new members were enrolled Monday
night and August Nathan presided. will" VI !. Lowcu
thai secretary. !. Leslie (lt-iu give pa rlJtic
rcc.taton, whic4 wa received Win trtmcndpu, ap
plnusc. Adfrc.sc. made also bN Alfred X.
tonhins josiah Thomp-oa and Nj. -canlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE COURTS.
WAS MRS. COLES INSANE'
THE CONTEST OVER HER DIG EsTATE-soME

THE CONTEST OVER HER DIG ESTATL-SONh Or
Her QUEER WAYS
Tho contest over the will OF Mrs. Ellzabeth v
Coles was lcsan before Surrogate Ransom yesterday
.hc died on December go. l-9l, leaving large
estate, Her viii WIS datci June 1. loo1, ana was
modified by two cndicl.s. she hequeathed various
amounts to about thirty relatives and then provided
that one half Of the residue of her estate shoid 30
IN the Cathedral o, 1t. John d." DIVINE. ih'rc -
nIso u h,ulcSt OF geo OOo the Metropolitan Museum
q, Art Her brother Edward Coles, was not men
,lonrd In ,hc will or any 81 the codcls. and II Il he
,ho Is contrasting their validity. stephen 7. Nash
is the principal lawyer uVhocing the VIII. and Robert
e.. lnscrsol Is the leading counsel Oh the part Oh
the contestants.
Tho .round OF Tie contest Is allegation That
Mr., Coles was born with an Insane tendency whhh
Increased until the day OF her death IhSse "n'
are irving to uphold the viii offered the usual tesu
nony Il, to the proper execution o. II. ara lh'h '"e
contestants called Matthew Paulson, pro'c'
,ur-e ,Ic was ut the home of Mrs. Coles on
ncc.r,hcr II 1881, when her son, William p Coles
w,s M He told about the poor food when th'y
had IN TIE house and few OF Mrs. Cocss soHe"h"'
eccentric actions. a.,
rohn nyrue. who was employed rs butler hy MIS-
r. ,l.o rom planned about the insunicieney oil 1000
md warmth and said that Mr., Coles uS'a TO SUN,
I'm front Of n picture of herself IN the P'!o' Az"
sing and dance. ,,...~, c,las tr Il
,cnhrw OF the trsiaor testified concrrhls Sol' u,
~ cur>'s uuc,r actions while She WIS sisuhs ui'
witness at her home In Iarrytown. ana 'ncH "a" ~
iournmcnt was taken until touaD'
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Manufactured only By
n. K, FAlEEANK & CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, and
Produce Exchange, u. Y.

McMoneeal Mary Carroll Gains v to!Im sOs.a a. ".
ouo1 a. M. Helen N>uGerOor., l.ulsi 'i"o0O"A~
A thur tlum3hrryS 1919 a
Common Pcas-Genersl Tcfns-Nos l. = g. y y "
- Common Pleas-Spec!al Tcm-Bcfore "ieee'lch' -
CMmon Plca,-Equity Tcrn-Adjoured for the tenn
Common I'ies--rial Tern pat i,i;cfors Daik J. aia
aS5 $40 9Ss 90, 80. S9i. s7s. das. us. "S'.
Common rlea-T tai Tcrm-PaF, lib fore 30 'ks'sVeT.
Common Pss-Tral Tc.m-Pms III-EefOge pi'she'f.
. Snp,rior Court-G~nesal Tern.--Ad. armed for Tie
Superior Court-specal Term eforc 6lder-eeve j.
" SUI ror Court-Trial Tcrm-rert I-Bcfore sefs"'ck.
[ -Ca.e Aldis V S.ewal:. No eal"nt1r. .
superior tuuFt-rrial Ternr-Pa ll-BeioFe treecman'
Su,s. TOP t'or-fra' l,rt-Isr; ltl-beiore Dng'c. j.
Mes ssh 1915. il9i li9t. l47i. A..
sup.rog court Eqmty TeFm-Btors M'\iaH' ''-No''
c,,1 coor:-speclal Tcsm-B'oy- Mscartay. Mo
CITY Court-Tri, Tern--Part I-Befora Ehsiieh t. j.
Ky S $50 ~ 'nl ID, r r. AZ 80 q. a.
CRY (onit-Trial Tero-Pat lIf-hcfoFe- tlt5s'mons'
-J7Nss;;3 ~ ~ 70 81 ~ sss 80 ''' ~ ''
T. tourt-1rlal Term-flu IN--b@oH Masown j.
Short causes. Nos i7lj l7s7 lI7t. 1904, ie'i ios'
isSs 1917. 1897 1928. 1928, 1899 l7iJ l7'1' 1883.
General sessons-Part I-Beforc .cowng ia and
Assistant District Attorney o.borne.-sos. 10 a2 IN
General >cs.Ions-Psrt IIBefore SMITH, r.. ard As
s,tant Dstrlci. Attorney Maedona.-NOs. TO TO- IN
General scssons-Part TI-Bcfore Mlrlns, l.. and As
si,tant District Attorney Dayis.-Tos. and =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

SIX MA-S-NEETINGS To BE HELD THIS ENi'NlN"
A BIG PARADE At WHITISToNE

SIX MAS MEETINGS To BE HELD THIS ENLNlN"
A BIG PARADE At wnIrIsToNE.
Their will he six immCpsc mass meetings at Hi'
t,rnt pars of Long Island this evening. for all OF
which O. a, crate piepai ions have been nude FER
hans tie most imp rtant of these meetings VIII be al
cdarhuist where Colonel ID. r. sheridan Is announced
10 speak 80
AT oyster Bay the Republicans Will hold rau'c@
ton meeting, to be addressed by =. ). fo'a"' WIN
h,s addressed gatherings in many Villages on Long
island The sp aker will he escorted 70 IN" Ran bN
tho uniformed campaign club, Of the township.
General cyrus Bussoy IS announced ~ speak NJ
,ritvville where there IS TO be a procession and
clc.-club singing.
At Babylon the voters VIII hc addressed hS l. r.
vock p,eyIou, 10 the meeting there l. TO be a
. neral ps,a1e of the loca Republican or-an zaiion''
AZ Ncwtown the local Republican club VIII hoh a
uubo meeting to I've addressed b. \. e. Wahe ana
o.hers pr,p,rntons had been made for parade
I'm; OWN, +, the DEAN 0; M's. Harrison II has been
postponed FOR w~tA
BESIDES thee public meeting there VIII b" hum'ro'o
local gathering, Of srallr Importance. Win al
ib,,c 4, demonstration, failing pace On the same even
ing # (, safe 10 say that Long Island the k'pn'
Hcqns are fairly booming thing.
Tho Republicans Of Whiic-tone turned out In large
,urb-r. on TUESDAY evenhg on 'h" occasion OF t'
end.d 10 nearly score OF Republican cluOt IN hclh
,nSrr villages. Among the rrei To put In M ap
u, ar,nrc we're The handsomely uniformed Iiar1So ana
REID Campaign Club Of tlushit' VIZ o'ieF, my
most inldnrh, before the village had resdmei Tvs
usIal 0uictnr-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
REGISTRATION FRAUDS IN MICHIGAN

Detroit Oct oG-Thc boards o. registration began
their sessions to-day and VIII continue sitting for four
DAYS Already there reports OF fraudulent recstfn
lions II l. stated that Louis Burt. chair man Of the
consolidated Republican city AID county committees.
this morning went from registration board 10 an
ether IN the river districts Of the First Second. Third
and Fourth wards, carrying a kodak, with which h.
caught the pictures OF persons marked by detectives
IN the employ OF the Republican committee as either
reporters or aliens. The pictures are taken 10 BE-
used as evidence Ia prosecute the persons accused Of
trying to register III c,aly. The names Of over 800
pcrsons Nj Hurt says have been secured lev the
Committed detectives They are persons who have
taken up quarters cheap lodging houses along fhc
wharvcs and who intend, !, IS sad. TO register and
vote the Democratic ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
TILE sI.pRFME COURT.

Washington, oct. 2G.-ln the supreme Court OF 'he
Unit d states today the chief Justice made lh' fio"
announcement
Il VIII 10 the gentlemen OF the Dar ''"' ~ W"
conclusion Of It's session to-day the court ns MARE
.. ..pec IN the President II the United States anu
~ IN. memory of Mr.. Harrison VII acJou1n mhll.
IIiday murn.us at the usual hoh lie Iol'o"'"7
business wa, ne; ...,. ,.,,r,,v >,
81 ~ The MouOngshe.a Navigation Compah!' ZIP
,,ilnnt and paluN IN crOg, asl the United s'''-''
" To T0i-Thc tinted states. appellant. ngt. Ievr'
4 Rycr Argument tecun Adj9u ned uli. frna
The day call viii be- Nos' "a i''io' i''"' '''O0'
OU7 81 "a 70. - and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

of the world with its great railroad hHan'i' minus
and agricultural interests. ana silr '"'' Wv
Kinl.v oct had full, Justified the claims made for It,
: Y white. of Urooklyn was the next speaker. lie
said that h. looked upon the campaign as the nos'
Important Since that OF Lincoln aS 'ie'''""u eieo'io
would probably mean Democrsuc sehH'e a"e pu'
the country back fifty years Win Democraue WIN
cat money the whole financial system OF me country
had been unsettled, while "huc' Tue NeP"o"'"
-. ar .ro,wous war bill had been settled and
,h tn,nr.s az III. country placed on solid basis.
The officers Of the club are iresldent Charles \;
rin,or first Vice president, John l. y. Hunt second
ri rrosiJcnt I Edgar Leaycraft: third vice pres
don't LucIu, NJ stanton, corresponding secretary,
Leopold Leo: recording secretary, Frank Brainaru !,
treasurer Austin NJ Slalson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
AMHERST EXPRESSES WRATH.
STUDENTS AND MEMBERS OF TIE FACULTY IN
D1GX,ST At THE ACTION OF HE
FRFE-TRADF raoFf ssoR'.


Amherst MISS oct. 60 spedaN.-The students Oh
,Ior, corog. arc mn I'm aims at the action Of some
of the professors in Issuing the Free Trade maiii'''
that WAS made public a few days ago. lhc' nave
noodcA the town with huge posters, so ''"t Nv WI,
INNS may read expressing In them their unqmHnen
dsapproval. TIC bottom o. HE plncnd' rclu' do io'
lows: c-u.
We the representative two-thirds OF Amh'is' 'o"es'
de, do nos. heartily indor-e the views 1et fofth ID
The ed torol OF 'The journal" at coWea aoo>V'
We do also emphaticaly d'plore the con'umnat' ack
Of Judgment which has led ZONE OF our pfo'c7eo's '
a maaif sto avowedly IN opposition " D'V '"P
mtnt OF the college , Alma
We p-ote,t AGAINST the dragging Of our beloved Anna
Mater into politics and into such politics as are ueu OS
a minority Of the student $50 ,,,,.ro.r
THE MAJORITY or IHt SIN pHN4' ''
COLLEGE. ,.
The editorial referred to In the resolutions contains
among other statement, the following; "1ii' Is P'op
ably the fir, time in the history OF American F'n''"
that formal attempt has ever been mace 10 e''h''
Now England college in the service Of poh'cai PrF'
And such party, tco-an organization "hio"' III ~"
platform demands revival OF the Old wildcat e'a'e
hanks and rapudatlng the uniform teaching OF Wash
Ing,on Hamilton jefferson. Madison, Monroe wen
,er and Jackson, takes lis stand Win talodh ao ''
southern secc>~ionists the doctrine that proccue
taria Is unconstitutional orcanA'lon WFec l'T'
of Whose senator's ana thIte hnhs of whose Represents"
,iycs have voted within Jew months for free ana
unlimited silver coinage What Kind OF men are inc"
who would have our New. England youth support the
tariff of southern Shareholders against the principles
Of the Platform upon which Abraham Lincoln was
elected f'residcnt7 They are false guiies. th'a' anu
that the leadership I'm political affair is iclldalru
bv the great body OF the college is str!Mn;N demon
s,ratcd Wv the that census Of the liIfF upP'I
classes inst taken shows that 172 Of the young III II
aTr Republicans and nfiytwo are Demo- rat" IN u.
senior cluss made up ~ the oder gnu more mature
men who have sat long undnr tlc ficuly's instruc
lion the figures are sixty I've Republicans ana hee'
Democrats ,., ,,,,,.,.,
President Gates, himself an enthusiastic Kcpnbhean,
saws that half of the faculty air ~ indignant as w
students. while Of the sl@ncFs' Oi tc Vnh''"
manifesto are also highly indignant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
cotrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Gencra Term -Iecess continued.
Siurane Court-Chamtris Before Barrett Motion
calendar called at IL o',l0ck 49,,
supreme Court Special rcrmpart IaEefore lnsr!ham
Xot ySo 9G4 1919. 1862 1902. 1901, l5i0. 1913.
Snnr,mc Court-Nprcla term-Pait Il-B'forc TruaN, j.
NO, 1881 Iis5 1919, ls75 1854 @i, li31 49, A03.
~ 5i,H 'l,,i 9l1i. 80. CO., 40. 1856, 1927.
Circuit Court-Part III-Beforr Beach Mos. 400,
ls,l ISIS. 100 1917. 1924. 1923. 1882, l9i3 1868.
1888. 1891 >. No.. .us... , c.. ,..,,
circuit Court-Part Adjourned for the term.
Cucut court Part lN-Betore Laidon J.-Cascs from
Part III. a., - Imam G vyu,. -, ,,,t,oh.,h
,oirs Ron min g. Dtbrow. 10 30 u. IN. Mary f..
,t,rs 10 20 A. M For probate: wills Of William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
526, 528 and $50 West 25th ST

spoke OF Judge Donohucs selection 81 Mr.. GrOy n re
ccivcr for Mitchell Vance q 60. in this way
But the appointment Of Al obscure and irresponsible
politician O, dsreputabc antoccdn, u be- rcecr of the
Of largo business horse was scandal "h'h re-
called some Of the acts II Barnard and Mctunn
Cli.ov was shrcwd enough however. t,k warnin- by
these examples and avoid anything that would make his
subsequent political promotion doubtful or impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
%. nENN!cN coNr!NrE. Io nE onsrINArE.

BCsS nEKRICK CONTINUES 10 BE OBSTINATE.
Albany. oct. 20 Cp,cia.l.-Bess d. Cddy H,rr.c1.
who besides managing county Democratic politics act,
as Justice The supreme Count bench Is greatly
worried over the cutlclsm lie Is receiving on Ids
attitude relative 10 Assembly nom.na,i N. ic per
sists In keeping his men the close Isl and IVA
Assembly districts, Notwithstanding tina, he /, I'm
plorcd to withdraw them IA each. The Dcmocrtc
majority in the Isl District is scant 700. while In tho
Ivth the Republican majority /, 200. In the Isi
the Hin Democrats have named James Hilton and the
Cleveland men Richard parr. willie IN The IVA
william F.. Kcatlng is the HUI factions nominee aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THEY WILL NOT VOTE FOR CLEVELAND

Some Democrats circulating the report that
George g. Williams president of the Chemical National
Hanh W. 27O broadway George :. Coc, president ot
the American Exchaner National BanK 40 les lrmd
way and other intend 10 boil the Republican Ticket
ihi, year aud FOR Cleveland. Tribune reporter
called upon Mr. Williams and Mr. Zoe Yesterday nmd
both mon denied that they had authorized any on" .
make such "A statement. NJ. Williams said
have been both u Republican ana Magwump In
Tie i.~t. but have not Vet decided hON ,!al vote
li, y,4i. II Indeed vote at all. hay toli 10 one
r:t ! intended 10 VT" r. Cleveland and no on" hl,
ans authority advertise int'niins 10 vute for
lin.
Mr. toe al-0 snl that Dc hat auth lrlIci no on 20
~ That le intended o. v'r for C"vcland II" do not
Wish 10 be- made u'lrrt Of newspaper comm { ana
would exercise hs privilege t. cas, secret ballot Oh
Election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
AMERICAN SHIPS TO CALL AT THE ARGENTINE

The United states and BRAZILIAN Mail s'e''"'r
Company announced yesterday that thcFe Mo"o
several changes In the sailing schedule OK Their '''
.bIps The, Advance and Finance will be- used 70 ply
between this port and the Argentine IN conn'o"o"
with the new line established recently fhe Ai"a'eo,
which sailed OH october 3, was the nrst "n, 60
steamship OF regular line which ever eu''u
hose waters while about twenty-five or thlr'S w. as'
ships OF foreign countries call there mohthy. 80.
Alliance will be used for the Brazil trade ~ -.
trip. and the other ships In that tfads VIII " 0a
y,c,,,nc,a and securanca Thus under the stars ana
strpes they will carry the words vigilance securr ses
and reliance and prove that American eo ~ nome
hourishes easily when wise Admmsl,auJ Mace Of
enables Il 10 do So Tile Houda will take Tue p.' ali
the Finance In he Brazilian trade. Ihcse ms srs
passenger and freight ships BESIDES ines '"e''
about fen freight ships which run regularly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
HEAVY REGI.TRATIoy IN cII~Ano.

Chicago oct. eG Special. The registration IN Chi
caSo This year reaches the enormous aggregate o.
27OoO0. m, registration yostcday. Ike the rigs
ira zion Of tn previous Ju sday the largest FL the
strong Republican vads AID precincts. and 'sp te al
the boasts Of the Democrats TO tie contrary. was IL
favor o. the Republicans. The WarI cOmnittc noi
Of the party worked hard all day and ,pcclll
diligcu; In III: eVcIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
JAMES F. BURKE BACK FROM TIE wEsT.


james +. Burke, the president of the National Re
publican College League, returned yesterday from an
extensive trip through Of the Western and North
western States. lie said TO Tribune reporter that
wherever he had been the Republicans were up and
tolng and that apathy and indifference In those states
xere unknown Mr.. Burke spoke at the big mass
meeting which was held In the Auditorium building
N Chicago Monday night. "That building he
said. holds 10000 people and 1t fun that there
was not standing roou in long before the meeting
was called to order. An overflow meeting was held
ut Battery ArmOry, which holds COCO people. and IL
also was packed. II was the biggest demonstration
pf the EinJ ever held in that city. 1t Will be- worth
thousands Of Republican votes. The Democrats Will
get only four electoral votes In Michigan Mr. Burke
continued. The nomination OF Colonel Hcchcr Tor
Congress In the Democratic district will give an
electoral vote that the Democrat Otherwise would
have had. IL looks to If Missouri wOuld bee
Republican state this year. The Republicans there
working like beavers. and they feel cOndcn, that
General Warner Will BE- elected. There has been
any doubt Is TO Nebraska. and illinois Governor
Ficr Will get $1,000 majority and General Harrison
will carry the state by 10CO0 MA jOriy."
Mr.. Burke now j. making arrangements for the
mass meeting Of College Republicans which will be
held AT the IcDOx Lyceum to- morrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Mis- Iconora Aids daughter " an cN-coplin OF police
f., suing George stewart Of coal merchant for
20 coo or br>ch OF proms, Of marriage. and the
came up Tor trial bcfo chief Judge SdgwicA. In tn
Sr.ro- ourt Yesterday. IL will be continued tod,y.
judge Beach in the Suprcm' Court Chambers Yesterday
d,nld the motion OF the ST. Nicholas Avenue and Cross
town Railroad Company for mandamu' to compel Mayor
Grant 70 designate In what newspapers should be
mn, shrd tn, OF the sac Of the franchi' 70
sct and operate railroad the route prescribed BY
IN, resolution Of the Beard Of Aldermen Oh December a.