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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-10

REC otuSf which contains list Of properties for
sale in all parts of the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$4,000 Rgss SD sd59ao .1 FsATs
eepted.
$4,000 2og .Ba 9,tS Ss 1SsB9s
ton stone walks. etc; finished basement; lot 23;7
x137 :6 Vallejo ST.; grand view
GRR00 POWELL ST: BAY-wINDow
tDOOOO. fats OF and rooms and bath each;
brick foundations. stone walks, ETC.; lot 25xlo6:3.
eAc00 Al4-RooMED HOUSE IN TENE.
oDtOOO' ments rents Sal; lot 25x75; Ritch
street.
$500 eSFSmE on ~ .s sT I'M
rents Sei; lot 30175.
S9OUO. and and l OF 5orso. f00 ' NNihN .
SIT 500 a and Bsp ca ssen HA o s.
xlS7 %; brick foundations; stone walks.
Sl475O s gSGo -. Flats ON eE0 G.G . sT
G4o0O WALLER ST: HOUSE OF ROOMS
tions: lot 25xlS7:6.
1880 NEW 2sIoRY b. FAY w. wINp pow
ST.. lot 25xl00.
AH kkntl 18Th ST. HOISE Or Z HOOMS
y ooUO. ana bath; bay-wlndows brick founda-
lions; lot 251I0O.
eo1On SANCHEZ ST: NEW BAY.wINDow
,TC1UO. cottage OF rooms and bath; laundry
brick foundations; stone walks; lot 29xsO
Q9IRO NOE ST; 2sToRY HOUSE OF
stone walks. etc.
G07sO FLEGANTBAY-wINDOw COTTAGE
u ~. OF rooms and bath; brick founda-
TONS on 2eth St. near the electric read; part cash.
$3.50 NEAR 1ITH AND FOLSOM; COT
S50O gsI "a Ed aAyw WI S3,y
is u.s. ''''A ''uAu"'iOH' etc. rents 800 lot 4'1
$500 s sIG Iaa ST. r., ,, FLATS Its OF
foundations. etc; rents s72; Tot 56xll7:6 to an
e760O HOWARD ST; NICE BAY-wIN.
u oOO. dow f1ts or rooms and bath each:
brick foundations stone walks; rents $50; lot 80
$500 Sa and 1aoms and Ssh FI pAcs
foundations; rents $40 SO; lot 26KloO.
&36 000 CORNER ON MoALLlsTER ST:
S-,i5,os ~ nearly new bsy-wind6w
tions, etc; rents s206 3D. per month.
Cox O00 COR ON SUFFER- ST; ELEGANT
90: OUO. new improvements in stores and
mats hats nsy-wlnaows; erick foundationsi stone
NalAs ETC; rents 81 81 90. lot 81 :bLl 90.
IuTh q. II, UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery ST.
GIL 0O0 BARGAINI GREEN ST, NEAR
ID i wv Montgomery ave; new bay-wiu-
dow house Of fats. 5rooms and bath each: finished
basement. brick foundation, stone walks: rear
house, stories, tenants house has double front
age, rent 500 month. lot Is 6xl37: g. good loca-
Ton, always rented Apply this office. nolO IT.
w ILL EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND ALAME-
W da OF kruitvaie property elegant, stylish cor.
residence and stable on Pacific Heights; best loca-
ton IN city. address Owner box l3l, Gail Branch
BALDWIN s. HAMMOND
- SUCCESSORS TO
MCAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND
REALESTATE AGENTS
AUCTIONEERS AND RENT COLLECTORS
10 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Near terminus of
cabe-ears, Twenty-fourth street and
Potrero avenue:
only $40 month";
81 lots offered: ~ lots
sold; only o left:
price $500 TO $3.50
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An Uukind Remark.
Beryl-Do you think the audience noticed
that song sung so badly?
Mabel-W Which truth.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Please c all and obtain one OF our "Real Estate
hee ords." which contains list Of properties for
sale in all parts of the city
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of burylng with the head to the west that
this direction is noted as an instance IF ills
minister's eccentricity.
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O. QnOA REDUCED; ELEGANT MANSION
sTCOOU. of rooms and bath; brick founda-
ton, stone walks etc; finished basement; lot 23;7
xl37 70; Vallejo ST.; grand view.
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$4,000 POWELL .,S sF :ooa. BAY WI
brick foundations. stone walks, etc; lot 25xl06 49,
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Clio 000 RUSS ST; ELEGANT FLATS;
I'd IO.OOO. rents $92; lot 30xlOo; street ac-
copied.
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UNIMPRoYED.
MARINE VIEW LOTS.


Northwest cor. of Clay and Locust SITS; lot IS az
u! go one OF the choicest corners on Preside
Sl4 00Q-Ofer wanted: northw st corner of Val
leIo and Scott sts.: lot 6s:exlST %.
VaIlejo-st lots. between Scott and DeyIsadero.
any size. at less than $500 per foot.
Devisadero-st- lots, between Green aud Union;
Union-st. lots. between Scott and Devi,adero. at
$50 per front foot.
Pacific ave. between Broderlek aud Baker. north
side commanding extensive marine view, SZ25 per
foot, offer wanted.
California st. nr. Jones: superb building lots sny
size; 1928 per front foot; choice northwest corner
$3.50 each-A fine line OF lots on MeAliIster st
between Scott and Devisadero: offer wanted for
s5lo0-Ciay St, near Baker; lot 25xIOJ; really
bargain
Grove; street paved with bituminous rock and ac
Cepted; stone sidew AXIS aid.
steet paved with basait blocks aud accepted.
14th 81, GEAR Sanchez lot 26IlOQ: we have
$i206 each-Hn St, bet. Noe and Sanchez; very
street work donei only 5000 cash; balance $40 per
RICHMOND LOTS.
We have over $50 lots In the Richmond district
for sale al prices ranging between ss0O and $1,000
each. and can make terms TO suit purchasers. Send
for cur printed list with fun description and prices
IMPROVED.
S9000-Rents 1920 per annum DevisAdero ST., nr.
each: lot 25xiO6 3: street accepted
.S35,0G0- Rents $500 per annum; fine northeast
corner Golden Gate ave stores and flats; lot 45KsO
$s5Oo-Ne early new Caiifornia-st residence: near
Larkin ST. rooms and bath; lot 25x87:6.
St000-SteYens0n St, bet. 9Th 9TH: only
short distance from new Postofice site good inn
proyements; tenants: lot 25x75.
SZOO00-0'fsrreil St. near Mason: lot 23xl 81 IS:
old improvements; lot has double frontage: first
class retail location
$+75e-ReRts $500 per annum, and house
vacant which VIII rent for 81 additional: ShipIey
st, 6th; 3-story house, store and Il rooms
25x75.
Sl7.500-oher wanted: Bush st., near Mason:
large lot 5Oxl31 IS; Ene location for apartment
boarding house: D fats Will yield per cent per
month II erected this property.
$lo,250-Rents SlI7 30 per month: faces Je fer
son Psrk; frstelass improvements; 5-story build
ing: lot 30xST:5.
Sl3.50O-Ony $4,000 cash. balance to suit: new
residence OF u rooms; every modern COW eaenee;
f. cor. Clay and Frederick SITS; in every
room; open for inspection all day.
$40 0UO-Superb new colonial residence Of IL
rooms flushed in natural woods; artisttcaily dec.
Grated: lot 34xl00.
Send for November price lists with maps OF
Richmond and Potrero districts.
Apply TO BALDWIN q HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gomery Sc. nos 81 SuTuTh
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CITY REAL ESTATE,
n H. UMBsEN & CO,

u. 20
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
M0ntqomerv
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WILL L. FISHER. VIM. ). IEYIs.
TEyIS & FISHER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs
RENT COLLECTORS.
INSURANCE BROKERS.
AGENTS FOR COUNTRY LANDS.
"a POST ST.-Real Estate Exchange Buildings. +.
TELEPHONE No. ITO.
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GAe0O 14-RooMED HOUSE IN 1 TENE-
oD1OOO' ments; rents Sal; lot 25x75; Ritch
street.
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DEALERS IN CITY AND
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ga MARKET ST, OPP. PALACE HOTEL.

s2500-Cottage. n. side OF Francisco ST.. bet.
Mason and Taylor; rooms
S400O-3-story house. s. side OF Union ST. bet
Hyde and Larkin; IL rooms and bath; lot 2Ix65;
rent S45 per month
s70oO-Lot. 30Il37:6; 6 fats N side OF Lom-
bard ST., near Fillmore
s1loO-cheap lot; unimproved; Clement St. near
4th ave
5000 lots on Frederick ST., E. OF stanyan;
25xl37 g each.
$lO.000-50vara, n. line OF North Point, bet
Hyde and LarKin
$lOO0O-Lot and improvements on N. line of
14th ST., near Mission; lot b2xllo feet; hne Ioca
tlon for laundry manufacturing business
THE CARNALL~HoPkINS CO., 62a Market ST.,
San Francisco. no6 su III
p a. DoLAN & CO..
REAL ESTATE
628 Market ST.. opposite Palace Hotel
The "San Francisco Globe" published BY us. con-
tains fu list OF property for sale In ali parts OF the
city and country, which Will be sent free TO any
address on application. oc9 SuTh II
7 A soUo& CO.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 10
-. Montgomery st.
sl55o-1s cash; 18Th st., mr.. Church. on line OF
$3.50 eaeh-4 cash; 8 lots; 25xloI; Lolita ST.,
sl5oonwest side Sanchez. mr.. 18th; 25xlo5.
Dr. Market; ready TO build on.
me bundlng lot. Deyisadero ST., Haight;
Apply l. A. soUc& CO.. - Montgomery st. 6 suTn
A T MISUNDERSTANDING gROOMFD COT
"A tage and lot at Lorin Station Berkeiey with
the elegant furniture Contained therein; we have
positive Instructions To soil this property 30 the
hlgbest Didder, on Friday, November II. ut IL
O'Clock, on premises FUN particulars OF TROY A.
McSALLY, $50 Market sc. no9 3t
10 YoU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR CoUN.
- Try. In the prettiest valley of The Slater Apply
properties SEES II
GENUINE BARGAINS IN RESIDENCES AND
- choice building lots you will find at PACIFIC
COAST EXCHANGE. rooms 8, q, 235 Kearny. o 2t'
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IMPROVED.
$40 900 CENTRAL BUSINESS PROP PROP,
on west corner of 9th St. and Mint ave-; store floor
used as restaurant and is rented $40 per
month; upper floors, containing 20 rooms, yield
Ing an income OF 900; total rent at S2l0 per
month and very low; buildings recently renovated
and in excellent condition: only 3 short distance
from Market ST., and directly opposite the United
States Mint; size OF lot, 25x75.
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cocoa BRYANT ST; IMPROVEMENTS
u UOOO. and tot 50xS0.
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GQS00 CORNER OF BRYANT ST: I'M
II UOOU. provements in tenements; and store;
rents Sg4: LOT 3Ox75
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CIT S0O ELEGANT FLATS on HAYES
" .OOO. ST.; rooms and bath each; lot 80
x13T %; brick foundations; stone walks.
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COL. GETZ Il BROTHER,
> Is POST STREET
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
COZ DOWN AND IS MONTHLY FOR sI5O
90 SI75 and 800 lots near the park. boulevard
stop the increase in the value OF these lots at such
prices SOL 0ETZ BROTHER.
g.OSn 330O $3.50 $500. $3.50 AND 5000 LOTS
ID ZOU- opposite Strawberry Hill observatory
and new lake; thousands OF people are attracted to
this section; unrestricted view OF ocean aad PARK
cable and electric lines are now being extended
toward that part; onIy Il cash, the balance 40
monthly. SOL GETZ BROTHER
GO00 1850, $1,000 sfl0O AND $1,000 FOR
tDOUO. choicest lots ). OF the park splendid
grades and macaGamized streets: magnificent view
OF ocean. park and lake; Metropolitan electric road
is extended TO our properties and II only costs you
a 5-cent fare 10 any part OF the city; lots only
few hundred feet away are being sold for $500.
With all the attractions tho park affords the
prices VIII soon be beyond your reach il you walt
too long; only "a cash, balance $40 monthly. SOL
GETZ BROTHER
900n To s1IU0 FOR RICHMOND LOTS OK
Do you want choice and cheap lots call on rs
Get your prices from first hand We will surely
suit you to locations, prices and titles SOL
GETZ & BROTHER
BLOCK 6S3
LET. 1 AND SITS. AND nth AND 18TH
ID aves.: lots graded and streets Inaeadamized:
electricians viii run near this block Ia few days
and carry passengers there for cents: these lots
viii double ia value I'm a short time: don't fail to
examine lots in this block; lots sold on the Install
ment piaa Call for maps and diagrams, SOL.
GETZ y BROTHER, 10 Post st. oe23 If SuTh
THE CARNALL-HoPKINS COMPANY
INCORPORATED.
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Ntal [tTWIn rs OF
cable ears Twenty-fourth street aud
PorreTo avenue:
only $40 per month;
81 lots offered: AZ lois
sold; only o left:
price 5000 TO $500.
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COI NTRY REAL. ESTATE.

- OyFRNMENT LASDst
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black sell. ready to pillow
Large fine valley; railroad thrOughis
Water bitches building
Mild climate. free fuel cheap lumber
Work at good wages there
Land can be taken WithOut residence.
Send &c stamp for fun Information TO F. w
LAKE. 8 Flood building, San Francisco. Cal apl4 u
CoSoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ex-
- change write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
burg. Cal feI4tf
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G1d g6l NEW FLATS ON GROVE ST.;
u T. OO. $4,000 can remain at per cent;
lot II :6xl20 10 rear street.
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Gd0 0Qn ONE OF THE FINEST RESI-
ID ~. WV. dences In the entire city; we'll
situated In Western Addition elegant In design
and modern in finish; IS rooms, large garden, ETC.;
call and get particulars: size of lot, l2Ox1lO.
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HORSES.


GOOD HORSE FOR SALE; $40. d con VERSE
" St, off Bryant, near Eighth. no47
CENTENNIAL STABLES--CARRIAGE5. ROCK
" Always. yictorias, buggies ETC.: 1921 California
tt. bet Larkfn and Polk; telephone Cox NJ. CON
Lon, proprietor. mrl31
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DENTISTS.
DR. L. Il. sCHULTZE DENTIST. ROOMS s5-se
" Murphy building 1888 Market Sc. se20 3m
/ r. REA, s23 MARKET. EXT. TEETH 500;
- WITH gas 81: fllings low: open evenings Jas &C
NY ASYLUM.KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
~ gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fiied or
extracted painessiy thirteen first prizes for finest
Milling, crcwnwork. bridgework and plates / rec
Ommend my dental college that has removed from
l17O Market St 10 Fifth ST., cor. Market; you can
have good dental work done at my college Tor one.
half the price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me to do the work call at my maIn
Office, O'Farreli ST. examination at both places
Tree. DIX O. w. LEEk. aul6 Il
e. 7 PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
ID filling 81; ext SOC. DR.. PERRY, Mason. Il
COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOC MARKET
" st. DIR CHARLES w. DECKER. IeS II
DR. Ii. Il. ioUNG-ExTRACTIoS PAINLESS;
~ patchwork, bridge-work, teeth witho ut piates
Especially. 1ssl Polk st. myl4 q
NO PAIN-ExIRACTISG OF TEETH MADE
Az easy Doc and 81; artfe ial teeth from S.; dit
ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association 75g
Market ST.. bet Third aud Fourth. apl2 &
Q7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
I'D good as can be made; hIling 81 DR. SIMMS
dentist, $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theatcr ool,t
DR LUDLUM HILL l4Ey MARKETsr MAR
~ Eleventh: no charge fer extracting when plzses
from 20 por set: extracting 500; gas glyea- At
nR c. H. WILSON, DESTISTJ e2s MARKKe
~ St. bet Fifth and Sixth. oDp. Mason deio9
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GOO ono ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
III cU.OOO. jackson St, Van Ness ave.
house cost S25 900 TO build, and contains u rooms
BATH large basement and attic: electric appliances
furnace, etc; brick foundation; street work COM
pete; locality good; cali for particulars and make
offer; size OF lot, 4Ux 27:Si4
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A 1913 KEARNY ROOM o. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies':
lleoges for sale: take elevator. mrltt
M FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- p1s Aearny st.. The only corporation that lsHas
Gesssen diamonds, watches; low interest," ecfse
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Con 000 THE CHEAPEST RESIDENCE
I[U. WV. on Pacific heights: beautiful resi-
dence or stories. basement and attic; elegant In
all OF its appointments: magnificent view OF bay
aud surrounding country; entirely surrounded by
garden: large stable, bituminous street, stone side
walk etc this property cannot be surpassed In the
city for the price; size Of lot "a "A 19xl37;6.
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PERSONAL.

Sir william Aitken, who recently died In England.
was u ureless investigator and a pahologist OF re.
nown. Having graduated at Edinburgh In is4s us IA
Doctor of Medicine. he selected as demonstration In
anatomy Of the Glasgow University During the
Crmcan war he rendered such service on q special
pathological commission that he WAS promptly elected
II member OF several foreign medical societies, and In
l5GO he gazetted professor Of pathology In the
Army Medical School. He was elected a Fellow Of
the Royal Society In 1875 and member OF the Athe.
naeum Club In $751; lie had the honor OF knghthood
conferred upon him on the occasion OF the Queen
Jubilee. In 1887 lie received the honorary degree
OF LII. ID. from the University OF Edinburgh In 1888
and also from the University OF Glasgow In the same
year.
J. Malcolm Forbes, the Dostonan, was to have been
married Wednesday to Miss Rose Dabney IN San Diego
Ca The honeymoon Is 10 DO divided between the
two coasts
The Emperor OF Germany, Immediately after review.
Ing some troops In the Tcmpelhofcr Field fortnight
ago. discovered that his brown leather purse with
100 mark note somc keys and goll ring was missing
from his pockets The most elaborate search of the
premises failed TO discover them.
The question, What has been done to commcmO o
the achievements Of the late DIR. schlienianni' Is
answered follows by correspondent OF "The Pail
Mali Gazette who has recent, returned from Athens
Outside the Greek cemetery, little billock. there
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THE CASE OR THE REV. MR.. DIXON

THE CASE OR THE REV. MR.. DIXON.
District Attorney Nicol has shown good sense
and good judgment in obtaining the dismissal
of the indictment against the Rev. Thomas
Dixon. ir., which was secured by Tammany
conspiracy while he was absent in Chicago.
No jury would ever have convicted Mr.. Dixon,
and the people of NewYork were thoroughly
Disguised with this Tammany plot to throttle
the pulpit Judges of the Supreme Court, who
had been nominated and elected as Tammany
Hall candidates, had expressed the judicial opn-
ion on the bench that Excise Commissioner
Koch had criminally violated the law. Mr..
Dixon, knowing this fact, had declared in the
pulpit that Mr.. Koch ought to be in the Pcni-
Tertiary. ~. Dixon was entirely right. Every
wiful volator of the law, who commits an
offence for which a term in the Penitentiary
is the legal punishment, ought to be in the
Penitentiary. That was exactly the case with
Excise Commissioner Koch, and he ought to
be in the Penitentiary to-day. Because Mr..
Dixon told the truth about him Commissioner
Koch applied to his Tammany friend, Police
Justice Grady, for the arrest of Mr.. Dixon on
charge of criminal libel. The complaisant
Police Justice issued the warrant, and held some
hearings in which he delivered himself of some
of the most amazing rulings ever heard even
in Police Court in this city. lie refused to
admit in evidence the judicial opinions of Dem
ocratic Judges of the Supreme Court, because
these opinions exposed the crmnaty of his
friend Koch. lie held Mr.. Dixon for the action
of the Grand Jury.
This June Grand Jury was packed with sub
servient Tammany tools. The Grand Jury is
composed of twenty-three members. Sixteen
make up quorum Twelve votes are neces-
sary for an indictment. The Tammany con-
spirators made sure of twelve faithful Tam
many votes for the Indictment of Mr.. Dixon.
These votes chiefly came from the benc6ciarcs
of Tammany, some of whom had become noto-
rious from their connection with corrupt Tam
many jobs One of these votes was supplied
by the keeper of grogshop Of evil reputation,
who had been put on this Grand Jury especially
to protect from punishment Tammany keepers
of grogshops who had violated the Excise law.
Assistant District-Attorney Bedford was the
Acting District-Attomey, as his chief was alb
sent in Chicago. Mr.. Bedford was put in the
District Attorneys Office TO carry out shame
full bargain for the protection Of liquor sellers,
and to do all that be could do to promote the
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THE STATE CANVASS.

The Republican State Committee has been
organized, and will get to work without delay.
1t is manned by capable and experienced Off
Gals, who know what is to be done and how
to do it, They enjoy the confidence of the
leaders and of the rank and file, and may he
trusted to make an energetic and persistent
campaign. But in order that their patriotic
efforts may be crowned with success it is
necessary that they should receive the hearty
support of the county committees and of all
the other subordinate organizations Of our
party. A State Committee however wise and
Industrious, must fall short of its aim unless
the local bodies do their whole duty Hence
we call upon our Republican brethren all along
the line to take off their coats determined not
To resume them until the polls close on the
Sth of November
-Four years ago President Harrison carried
New-York by n majority over Mr.. Cleveland
of nearly Is 900. In order that this gratifying
result may be duplicated this year. it is in
cumbent upon all of us to give IA good account
of ourselves. A long pull a strong pull, and
a pull all together is what is needed The
canvass Of 1888 demonstrated that there are
enough voters in this pivotal Empire State
who believe in Harrison and the principles for
which he stands, and who are opposed to Cleve-
land and the principles for which he stands, to
give the victory to the Republicans. There
fore it is but reasonable to expect that we
shall win in 1892. If we fail the fault will
be our own, for certainly wc Republicans Of
New-Yorh are as strong as VIC were then, while
it Is notorious that the Democracy is sensibly
weaker.
Since 1888 the Republican record in New
York has been such as to commend our party
to the regard Of public-spirited citizens who
appreciate good and faithful service. Re-
publican lawmakers in the Legislature of 1850,
1890, 1891 and 1892 stood for pure and
economical government, and made resolute
fight for the practical reforms. ballot reform,
excise reform and the like. which were cal.
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interests of Tammany Hall. He was eager to
Obtain the indictment Of Mr.. Dixon. Foreman
Higgins of the Grand Jury was his hardwork-
ing ally and accomplice. Mr.. Higgins Is
faithful follower of John J. Scannel the Tam
many Hall leader in the XIth Assembly Dis
trict lie is on record as saying that Mr. DIXON
would not have been indicted if his manner
had not impressed the Grand jury unfavor-
ably. So it seems that Tammany Grand Jufies'
when Higgins is foreman, indict people on
their manner, not on evidence Of guilt. That
Is a startling disclosure of the methods OF lam
many Grand Juries.
District Attorney Ncoll has more sense IN
a moment than all the KochS, Gradys, Bediords
and Higginses in Tammany Hall could get
glimpse of in many year He realizes what
blunders these INSCRIPTIONS conspirators have
committed and he secures the dismissal OF the
Indictment against Mr.. Dixon as soon as he
can possibly bring it about. He sees how fatal
q mistake it would be for Tamnany TO try to
throttle the pulpit of this town. But what
Might his action leaves Koch, Grady, Bedford
and Higgins in And the people of New-Yo
will not soon FORGET that it is to Tammany
Mayor Grant that they owe the reappolntment
Of the umconvctcd criminal Koch rs an Excise
Commissioner, and to him they owe the defle-
ment and degradation Of the Police Court bench
by the appointment of Thomas F. Grady