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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
4 pIyKFPTOy INVESTIGATORS.

Chicago. Nov. 17.-An Investigation was begun at
the Grand Pacific Hotel today when senator Galingcr
II New-llampshrc. and senator PETER, OF Kansas,
began locking into the Chicago end Of the rclat ms
between detectives and labor organizations. Superin
tendcnt Frank Murray Of the Chicago Pinkerton
Agency and Assistant superintendent David Robertson
were present - BE- examined.
Does the agency keep on hand arms and amnuni-
ton for such cases as strikers :" asked Senator PETER,
Of superintendent Murray.
. ayes. Winchester rifles ana REVIEWERS"
"Docs the agency do Carnege's wOrk?'
"Not exactly that. but give corporations special
rates, teCause do good deal OF work 'or them"
How extensive is your work. Do you move men
from State 10 state, as you need them -
Yes. sir"
Has the legal phases Of that practice been con-
sdcredi"
al can't state"
Did you know Of your men being employed by
political bodIes?'
"NO, sir" .
The examination was continued through ut T. g after
noon.
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he DOES NOT RECOGNIZE HIS wIFrs ruOncE

William T.. Lcaytt prominent nan Of FLUSHING H. l.,
h ,o,u, suit f,r divorce from his wife. Laura, tie
statutory grounds naming Eryene 4 Mauiihc, Wal
Street broker as CORRESPONDENT. Mo LayN Obtained
Dakot, divorce several months a'rF living at Sioux
Falls for length o. tine -equel by te h"' OF ''f'
state and immei atcy after shc and Miurac were rs'
rled They are now living at NO. 81 West sX,yessc'
st. Ncw.York AIR. LEVITT attacks the validity Of TIE
divorce obtained By his WIFI, and CHARGE her win In.
aic,l.y prior 20 tho time she obtained the dl'ore.
Up to year both the LeaVittS ana me 'iau'iacs
vcd I, Flushing Long before the death. ycirs Of
Mr.. Maurac who daughter OF Samuel Parsons.
ono n, c Oldest and woaics, cit lens Of Flushing the
intimacy between Mr Mauri1c and Mrs Lcayit' was the
subject OF gossip. After tie Heath OF Mr'. Maria;
boeore more talked about than ever. Eventually
ro ,,,lo, took Mace and Mrs Leay:; wen, t. Dlsot,
Mr. Maurac was vcc-prostent Of tho Flushing BANK
for many years but scandal IN which he was involved
M 70 reorganization Of the institution he being len oa
~ ~ hrcctoratn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
ELECTION KoGrE> IN TIE Tolls.
rrroRrs TO SAVE THE DEMOCRAT INSPECTORS
~ nt-rFtLo-M MORE FRAUD brTNG


Duenln Nov l. f~pccian -FXcl'cmont rcfnrdlnc
me local election fraud, sul'idcd somewhat too"'
owing 10 the prrocrgnr surrender In The supreme
Court yesterday but the public Indignation has not
a,at,i in tho cns'. Now all attention will be turned
IA the ,ros,cutlon ~ those already arrested There
are fourteen Of them Tho whole election board In The
uld Di .ricf ~ the second ward James Duecan. r..
y J. o'Connon f. T. Spoonicy james sutherland. and
Gcosga NcNerny Inspectors simon Fricd"nhufE Harry
love ana William :. CROWLEY. of ihe ia District ~ the
Twentieth Ward "Jc"- Dnrrlnc"r and Edward Duiy.
o, the 1T District ~ ChccROVHra. are nj charged with
forgery aud Justification Of the returns, supervisor
John q o~k %, Chochinvnga a. charged with destroying
au election return. Inspector John L. Grohr u The
IL District ~ tho Eleventh Ward. and Inspector
Michael pwury. 81 the Id District 81 the second
Ward aro hr1 'or falllnc 10 file the returns within
the time specified ~ law Inspector Gu av \. Britt
Il TIC ma District ~ the Tenth Ward. is also charged
with violating the law M Il tho" cases VIII -
l.f1re tho Grand Jury next week. The men arr now
ut On bail furnished generally by Hi-s Sh"cinn's
local followers. These mon an walked examinations
doing so. It t. .nld. hy direction ~ tho Democratic
County Committee. 1hoy can thu. get a secret hear
Ing hcf re- the Jury and avoll public examination
They tor the latter would eNpo.c too mpch ~ their
crooked work, %, wa, shown by a." examination held
IN ihc supreme court this w,ck
tho startling report B.. mrar that the implicated
Democrat, vn try TO- a milli. vudicatlon hy 'hr
dscharr' - an these mon hy the Grand Jury Dur
rmsr. ono - tbc arrested mon. WIS ~",n IN Shrir
rrcls Office to day and wns booking over II {, snil,
'hc lI-t ~ Grand Jurors drawn fr nrNt week. Il"
irimor r. thut wholesale l:ih"ry VIII De- attempted 10
say, thc.r Democratic l'fc'm.n from state rf'S"n.
The Citycrs' Committee and attorneys are Keeping
.hap lockout. however ana nicud 20 illustrate such
an attempt r. II shou't H. mad,
sccrotar, John n. Hazel. o. d." Republican General
Committee. aid to,iay that enough uf'rmllion hnd
been secured f. -h'R lint the vo" on DE-" A>,"5,
shin IN the ln'c city election also taWp'rd
with. lie lclioVrs that PHILLIP Hers tho HcpIlli
cauiilaie. COT many moro vote. than wcr" credited
10 him. His Democratic opponent. Juno, +. Crowley
appears - ~ elected hy about 800 plurality. Thl.
nny uH be- overcome. bat II |, cigm"l that hundreds
II votes changed from GcrSt t. Crowley. I'm
ono iistict alone ching" ~ erO vote. Is claimed
The General Committee also believes that Michael j.
Brvnc. candidate 70, Councllman. hal q plurality
over Matilda Strauss. Dcm.crat. and an Investigation
Il being made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
LASKER PLAYS 4 BhILLIANT GAME.

At the Brooklyn Chess Club. No. POI Mo1iagpe ST., f.
fnslcr who has far demolished the American ehess
champions about the proportion as he did the
English confronted hy j.. B1ckmor, player OF
great backbone yesterday. BackHar opened with his
favorte Scotch Gsmbit. playing his Kt 20 At on
the fifth move. but casting too early. allowed Lasker
institute violent Tie latter. however wac
forced submit b an exchange Of Queens, and had
nothing of the position, although the subs"
srent nanOeuvrcs tended 10 prove that he know his
ground thnn the Brooklyn for tho latter
began important time. and allowed his somewhat
denorazed be broken up by several sub; rancan
commissions which Laskef with mastery mcdty, utilized
TO bring together an unexpected chcckmae which
forced from his twentyslNth move. The game fu.
instructive possibilities and though the shor,c.t prove
OF the most critical and suggestive Of all the match
series played Tar by Laskcr during his yisil this
country Ia,kef meets w. VI. De Wiser this evening
for second time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
rury RELIEVE N cOMPrLsoRY rDrCirIOy.

The school stl erntcndcnts of New-Ncrk state Aeia
their annual session in tn HIGH School building az ION
kcr. YESTERDAY. \ largo number were present at the
onenlne session J. r Croker form riv STATE hupra'
tcndcns Of Public fnstrrcti,n aud Melville Dewey zero
tary q the po,ri Regents If the University % TIE s"'
OF New York and also dir ctcr Of the stat e+oH IN
hlbltlon The Words Fair were among those P''''''
The session VIII end t,-ngh ~ the session y "Fiay
the president Andrew McMlln. was in the clalr me
subject Of compulsory cauoton vas di'cn> cd The 'as
subec: was also usscd las, year and finally submel
the Legislature but tabled. The following r'o'H'o"
wac rr..cd relative t. Thu subject;
Resolved rh,, the committee on compulsory education
he instructed 10 cndcayor have the existing statue
amended 20 tha, all children between tho AGES OF Neea
and twelve sho attend school throughout the s'hooi
year AMI That those from twelve b .otren i'i>' Nhc
not LEGALLY employed and ao that local lntoFte, -
authorized TO r,l. money 20 apro. Officers and make
regulation. for the execution Of TIC law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
THAT COMET IN ANDRONBDA.

Tr,tessor BOSS calculations indicate that the
Holmes comet will he very near The earth On NON"m-
her - and 2s, probably within l,OUO,OOO miles. From
the calculations the earth Is due TO arrive at ihc p int
where It's orbit nearest tie irark OF Bea comet on
standard time. Tie comet !, apparently an" 10 arilNr
AT that poant the morning oi Novcnner -. but
owing Ia the disturbance by thc a,uhrU"l " we
planes which the comet has eA1'nenc'd' IT, cA"'l
course through pace h not now known WIN sumo .,N
accuracy TO JUSTIFY prediction h. u NV near INC
comet viii APPROACH the earth ms must 'Aci,i'r,
be left 10 observation and cal uia'n Nj INIT
can now he said is That IA case the Homes con ct IS
Identical With the Bielas, us approach ~ tir earn
about November rs viii DC much closer than IN amy
her on record.
Profess Boss estimates The distance Of tAc comet
from earth on tie evening Of November H. 10
have been l3,5OOOOO miles. The comet then ap
reared as a large and bright nehuo-iiY with Wei
marbed, though relatively liant. centui coni'n,ah H.
diameter and was much otter defined the 80 stern
than on the western side. Ihe nucleus, "r central
condcnsatOn small and elongated toward the
east The diameter Of the nrDullsiy Is estimated ~
about $4,000 miles, ana OF the dcnscSl pn't, abut
300 miles. There was appearance of a solid kernel
.uch is supposed to exist at the ccnte Of MI great
comets Assuming tre comet II be a. "a" 1lslnnDt
nj ned, any solid L,dy nj its centre smaller han
nny miles In diameter would probably hnv" escaped
detection.
,houlf the comet approach The 'nrth within opo"Jo
miles. ana retain IL pr''1i ,hc. II wong ihrn ap
In Response TO Il question, Professor Boss stated
hat he considered the chance Of collision lrt"roh
the comet aud the earth very slight Indeed, though
there IS nothing sufficient al present 10 demonstrate
the mpossibili,y Of such an event. tn" present.
comet, though large in apparen, size, is really very
small II II IS identical with the comet II i'lh Ih".c
is probably no SOLID mas NJ il centre sufficiently
large 10 produce serou, effects upon The earth
Who'll by collision. rut In view 4 the chance there
Is occasion 10 waste time IN conjectnrng III" effects
% such collision.
The comet Of Holmes can now De with small
Telescopes and will be found about two degrees 'as
Ct the star Mn Andromcda rs apparent nuilon Is
slowly southwest, at the rate Of about once'ehh u u
degree daily.
student 3 the s1srs; rot 50 widely h3qTn to ,nG
be really Bieln's comet, and II shall approach within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18

c ,iumbus chic. Nov l7.-.scrr'tnry of state Poor
man ha, received th" official returns from eighty two
countlc, I'm The state. he mrkns II statement
which, II * believed, presents tho official plur1litlrs.
rrking The official vote q. received from d.lt; two
counties, ana estimating p!ura,s on the oihcr'
by The .'Hi official Gr1rcs sent 10 ne two state Com
mitters, Tho rce;,t Is found that =. VI. Taylor, Re
publican candidate for secretary Of state. hGs 800
plurality. IN the electoral ;clot D1nforl ulcpJ
las ninety nine pur,'iiy over s'wa!d DDcml. ana
-342 more vote. than another rpiblican olcoior
which /, an average pmniii. ~ O07 for tho Re
rullrau cl"rtnrs. seward Dem hnt l.11o votes
more than thu av'.:E' Republican plurality. AMI
mas 1900 v.tc, more than !ho other Delno, ritic
clpctOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
~ NEED 10 Hurry. SAYS SENATOR VEST.

Elu-ae city. No. NOV. 17.--enaior Vest started
for Washington last night. Before leaving h"r" he
aid that the Democrat. would proceed cautiously In
Iol rninc the arf o. ard would not smash u" Mckinley
iii a. a black ult would destroy n watch. Fro"
Trade pure and llmp!c. Imp 'sslbe. for Tho only
proper way 20 ral,c money TO carry On the Govern
mcnt was Is II customs tariff The tarli, however
would lc reduced along conservative lhcs. In such
manner IS ~ lessen the cost ~ living - the com
mon ;,c.,alo The Seunior Iidiculrd the idea ~ an
extra session ~ deal wit. tho tarin. SIR Glove
lnnd" he aid. rs too lcvol-hcadol FOR such mono
scnsr lie docs not believe I'm .c.ivalry chnrgr upon
the existing sysrm " taxation aud iunncc ANA he
,tiu nrcccpd slOWlv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
Az ALLEGED SCHEME To COUNT IN Mr.. BUSH

Kingston. y. s., Nov. l. (~pccal.-Gcorge H.
Bu.h. the defeated Democratic As.rinbyman u lister
County. Is slll unable 20 reconcile himself 10 the
situation ana II IS rci r'cd here 10 cav that scheme
* on foot 10 cOuu him in. llc has employed com
sci. who arr waic>lnc tho com; clJ,cy ms IL pr,
cc,,ls IN the Board 81 oanvass"rs. witch IS now in
Jon here. There il question ~ Che election Of
James Lounsb'rr}. Che Republican candidate unless
the returns IN hc In M" County Clerks Office
rot tine. Copies ~ The original documents are now
l~foto The Cnnvnsenc Board Men w." have can
va,.ed ali these duplicate returns find n plurality
for Nr. funshnrry 81 twenty one votes. But tho
Board Of supervisors is composed u fourteen Demo
Gratis and Twelve Republicans. ana th"rc be some
sharp counting. NJ. Lounsbcrry t. himself member
II The beard. however. ana t' Interests VII be fully
protected. -r.uo ~ the returns lJr other candidate
being defective have boon sent back .Dr clerical cls
rccon tcncc lf'lo progress io' yet l""n made with
ans part of the county canvas. The now Inlp'
laV'- Provisions have puzzled many Of the inspectors
which causes considerable drlhv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
HOW WILL CLEVELAND SERVE GRAY.

Washington dispatch TO The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The most Interesting question, however, to Indiana
Democrats nj large, agd az the same time the most
perlexng tO The President elect Is what sha be done
with Isaac Iusey Gray the eNIiOvcrnor whose seven
teen votes, majority OF the HO0slcr delegation,
swung for Cleveland In the Chicago convention, giving
him the sold vote OF the State which had already In.
dorsed Gray. Friends OF the Ex-Governor are already
loudly asserting that Gray lad the promise Of
cabinet position and that Cleveland dare not back
IN 1t. lnt Cleveland Democrats were never Gray
Democrats, and they only smile ~ the idea Of the
man who used 10 have Ills speeches and public
messages written by reporter being exalted into
Cabinet officer. ii Is doubt true that the pins
already SET to freeze ont Gray for he lacks the sup
port Of Editors M0rss and Shanhlin OF "rhe Indian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
NAY SEND MRS. LEASE To THE SENATE

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 1.-The opinion exists here
that stmngrr things might happen than the election
~ Mr. Mary T.. L"nso ne United states senator from
Kansas. \. T. Williams, general attorney If tho
tnlon Pacific said today: IL know Of reason
why Mrs. Lease should not be n Senator There T.
nothing - prevent II except the popular idea that
"A senator should be n man. David Oyormcycr said ::
Il hardly know what would be done II she wpro
elected Mrs. Ler~c wcnll make good Scnntor II
she cOIl1 be seated" J. W. Ahy. United states
district Attorney. said: "1hc question would have
70 b" -cttlcd on contest Mira. Lease IL certainly
entitled 10 the place. she j. tho leader Of all the
Populists." :. f. Hahn. Judge elect # This district.
said: As thirk Il II now. | don't .rc why Mr.
Len &C should nat Do senator" Mrs Lease, cnndlncy
f.s- lie Senate has become SrriOIs reality. she
IS fixing wires FOR ihc plcr. and her popularity win
the rank and flo q the party viii give her At
lcat an equal chance WITH other .plrnnt. especially
II, there serrs to be Constitutional Disqualification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
r,RwELt & co. SUED roa $4,000

Chicago, Nov. II (speciah.-Amos c. Babcrek be-
yan su,t in the Circuit Court today ayains; John v
Fnrwell a. Co.. TO recover $7Jt 900. The salt grows
ont OF the purchase Of 3cfoOO0 acres Of land In
Texas for the building Of the Texas state caption build
Ing Babcock chaims quarter Interest in the deal
lie oleo coims n share OF The capital stock o. the
Capitol Freehold Land and Investment Company. OF
London. This company was organized ~ nolt The
bonds FOR the building OF the Texas state Bul1lng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
RErrRY OF LYLE COEYrrY CLRCf-SH

Tho father who goes to The circus only account Of
children b. plcas Il T. rial That
"Thc Country Circus" broadway Thoat.c
M0'd,y night. In the folding chair, o, That i hoGs,
without the dscomorts 81 Tapping and
able Wind blasts h. behold garlng ~ tho oil.
circus, including the RINK lemonade and the boy
that cfuwis under the tat II h. cav thar spcceac!s
81 The Academy last year 10 HAY DO tsnpted b ses 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEw-JERsEY

THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEWJEhSLl.
vr,pry 10000 FOR CLEVELAND AID OVER 5000
ron wFnTs-TfTE VOTE FOR CONGRESsMEN.
Trenton y. J., Nov. 17.-The official returns nave
been received by hc Secretary OF state from all 'n'
countics In 10. state and the work OF verifying ana
compiling them is being done. only cleri'"i
errors will change the figures which are gwen rco"'
which are taken from thc county returns. Ihey sHo"
the plurality OF the Democratic electors to be l470''
and Judge Weris's plurality over Kcan, the Rcpaolcan
candidate for Governor. to be 6,700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
MONMOUTH COUNTY DEMOCRATS REJOICE.

Rcd Bank. y. j.. Nov l. t-pccln.-fish yr.r'
ago tio Icmo-5' If Moamouii Comfy hid - bar
bocio hero Dr. homer q tievc'aud'l election. and -
dny thog rad aupthrr -oa.pu Il festivit; clubs
yiom A.bury Iaia. Fa'ontown. Sea Bright aud Long
l.ranch pamIcl through ihr streets. and AFTER IA"
mnrli they wrrc rcra'cd viii rnst beef ard clam.
l.o-tcr-. 'lIu. parorc.,, gTotcsquo and fancy mi
fc;ms uuaic and decorated wag Is were the features
II flr pnfade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
SELLING THEE COLLECTIONS or PICTURES.

There fair Attendance at an aucti sale OF oil
paintings yesterday afternoon In James r. sll)s sales
rooms M No. - Liber'g-st. The paintings comprse
two private collections. which being soli by order
OF Coudert Brother, and hn c. shaw. Following are
the names and prices OF scme Of 'he paintings sold
Paul Gr0lcrons " Tho LoOkJui." r2lj, landscape ~
Emile Lamblnet, go Dutch landscape - Jacob Won
Ruysdael al 20: landscape by y. Dar. Tilo: cow By
Fr Volt ai05: Village blacksmith" b. \. Blnet,
81 no The sale will be closed today n p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
IN ONO ELECTION CONTEXT

Columbus. onto. Hcv. l7.-T~i~ Fayctte County
election wranglc rric' 81 the supreme Court to night
Nee Greg. the Republican county chairman. flied
petition for N nlanu, TO compel the Election Boari
TO complete In" abstract ana ccrtlf IT 10 the -ocrc.
tary Of state. IN, COiut allowed the wit, ana Il
vas male r'turna'c On Monday. TIN romorrntlc
mcmtcrs II the board viii not accept tho return,
ana refuse 10 ign the o!lcnl ab,trrci "a they are
compelled 10 d. 3D. II viii elect shcaicr CRcp1 Ilr
cuit judge a"n iAon contest In The usual way wifi
fOlpH I'm the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
MURPHY SAYS CLEVELAND DIDN'T SWEAR

Troy. " v. Nov. 17.-Eiward Murphy, IT.. was
asked This morning II Z true. Thomas ..
.hrar,rnn said ~ have declared that az the Victoria
Hotel dinner Nr. Cleveland SAID nc would be I'D
y Dee would gvc certain pcdcos - tho regular Demo
cratic orgnnlratJ,u SIR. Murphy sali the report Was
absurd and tlat thcrc Is MT word Of truth In It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18

70 us but in their administration. I op'nc trey VIII
mis-; 0nr policy long way
VIA. do you think will be the policy OF TIE D'''o-
Gratis respecting tho tariff
Wen. In MY opinion, they are going 10 MAKE
mistake rs bed as that which the RcpnolcahS INV
made In tho Mckinley tain. They will probaDE IN,
tr1ducc a bill ,lmlrr to the Mill LIN. reducing ,c
tarIf on raw materials. and think they VIII PuS y
duty on SUGAR again. In these plans are ,ioi-
loved the Democratic party vii be n mlioh ~ inc
Ior dcfe:r as the Republican party was this faI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18

IN, Now Eneani. erncr'ry far except showers IN
Vcrnoat Conner cut and West Ma ta"hnc''s 'oir
Is Saturday morning ,outE'i'y winds n'roFi,'
H,- New.Jerscy pc,awrr', Nan l'ni, Ei-t RI i'hh-
sv,a,n Vrcnia AMI Eastern New -lo-S lch. shtN"rS'
eyccpt fair on re colder by >lasao. morning.
sjuthta .tcrly winds Increasing.
For Tennessee and Kcniugky fair: mnch 'o,d'"
For West VIRGINIA, Western hnnsyiinrl". M"iesu
N.wyorh and OHIO showers fair .aturiay coll wave
ly satiid ~ morning.
For lnllIt. mir TWO days; cuu-r.
For llllno's. far AMI warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
SOrRY NE WOW HIS BET.
From The Detroit Tribune.

FROM Inc Detroit lEhlnf.
The who -at In tho ccrncr with ono foot IN tho
COIL scut,le WIS unQucsiI0nahly intoxicated. lie
escdaed wildly and occasionally broke forth In loud
dpnuncl OF Il republican form Df government and
the elective franchise. He eiared about him, evidently
anxious for an argument.
"Takrs II pretty hard. don't he ~ mnrnurcd The
drummer. glqncing ri the b1rhcrper
That worthy individual winkea in n way th9' might
mean any Of several things. and Tho man ~ com
mcrce approached the party by the stove. who had
just launched ont on another philippe against elcc-
iicns
Bet on Morse ~ he INQUIRED In = sympathetic tone.
a glare tho only rcsponse.
"GO the wrong end 81 thr National tchct, per
hars :" continued the inqulsitive traveller
al never-nev nrvcrlc lay-ay waccrs." In"
reply.
WHATS :hc matter then p"
"Nlattcr matic-tcrl ! WIG can-canddatc"
candidate? Defeated. oh ~
defeated Defeated No. sir N-n-no sir {,
Not In mlllyun yewsh ! wuz n"ctd 'Icctd hy
blsgsh ma ioity cv-ic-evr In our ward
"Wen, then what The deuce arc YOU kciinq about 80
" Promised my wife 7 ] WIZ 1ecc'd lc-I'd give 'eT
scalstin cloak an amt rot cont No. SIR not rcd
cent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
FIXED $500 FOR IttEGAL UsE Or THE NAILS

Boston, Now 17.--Ollver Goyett of green rOts'
no,orlcty came here from NewYork This morning and
paid a vltit to the United states Circuit curt where
hc pleaded guilty charge 4 u.nr he United states
mails 10 promote scheme to Gefia'd. Judge Mdrlch
sentenced him 10 pay fine Of 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
4 rAMMAxY cmEFrAIN NHAMLY OVERCOME

How the rank and % arr m9de 70 'glvc up I'm Tim.
miuy Hall o uder 10 tc expensive tastes OF thu leaders
va, shown The po,tocct'oI In Just made Z" Jacob
e.a'oI tnr now Wiewim ielier n the ANlAh Assembly
a. ttlet evo.d Tho Harlem Mr.. Sea'OdS District Com
rt.c tn.-el tho hat afd iaisd $50. which was IN
vested ln a handsoio ,oh watch ard tlnonlst"idci
30. hct for their mobile lidcr Mr.. Sahoh who was
or nv r,pi,y ret aiming tonI isoner undo james
,ol,l,l and went Over Tunrany Han With Purrov
rra.y four y,or. AGO found i dtcu 10 Keep back the
tears when TIE pcscn,atoi took rll'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
TIE ELECTION TIE CAUSE or TIE SHUT DOWN.

Hermann. Aukam d Goa Of south River y. j.. man
pf,c,nrorS Of handhechlc have yerved 10 lee M on
their coo employees that their entire works VIII be
shut down fof an Indefinite time after December i.
The reason given for this action * the uncertainty rs
70 what wfl be done the tariff question by The
Democrats The company say that they would bo'
have begun recent extensive additions 10 their WORKS
had they anticipated the result ~ Tho election lhey
also say that they have large stock oil haudkeTcmes
and other good, on hand which Tn" 'fade VIII not
bnv until II Is definitely known what changes are -
be- made I'm the tariff The shut down viii be h9rl
on the employee during tire winter. Mr.. Hermann,
tic senior member ~ The firm. hld teen Dcmocri,
f,r thirty years before the election. hut spoke anu
voted pr iarr'On his year. rurcY IN nc ouNt ot te
benefit IN nj, busln",5 through the Keep biean TAIN.