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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
the CANVASS ~ rms STATE.

The Kcpublicar, Of Ncw-Yolk have the con-
collation. of realizing that tocy made a gallant
and rcr>i>tcnt fight They did moi Win-in
fact they achieved bad feat but then they
deserved 10 win. From the beginning t. tine
end of the campaign they had the benefit oi
,agaciou, and cxrc.icnccd leadership and thcf
responded to all the m1ndS uaIc upon In M
with the cheerful allciity born of the con-
vi, ton thr, their canddat 3. AID The prime c,
and polcic, for which they stood. were en-
titled 10 the hCIIty support Of all Americans
who desired to cons rye the common welfare.
Their efforts came {, naught-ihrrc Is no
reasoning with a landslidc-bui il j, pleasant.
and not improbable" t. reflect that in some
of the c1untic, result, were secured which. If
they could only have been more numerous.
would have placed Ncw-ICr, in the Harrison
column. Take Albany, for example. In 1899
il was carried by Tracey. the Democratic can
didatc for Congress. 10y 4 plurality OF 1.O79.
On Tuesday Cleveland clrIod il j., only l>3.
Last year. a, usual. three oil the four Assem-
blymcn elected from Albany County Vclc
Democrats This year in spite Of the gerry
maudcr which wa, intended. Lmon@ either
things. 10 make fine Albany DELEGATION in t1e
Legislature Sodl, - mocIa ic. the E"rubl cans
were successful i'm three Of the four districts.
Good for Albany. Good also h. the same token
for Chomung. Fom years ago Clcycani> plu-
rality in that county WAS 80. on Tuesday the
Republican, captured il, giving Harrison plu-
rality Of ~. defeated Bush. the Speaker Of
the last House. and q, c.cd their oWn capable
and Trustworthy candidate fir lho Assembly.
MIR. Dycn. other counties which are 10 b,
commented for Gaining As mb men are Co
umbia Fulton and Hamilton Grc,n'. Lewis.
Putnam and Sullivan and ,tcr One of these
count cs Lewis gave Harrison Ia ger plurality
than il gave him in lSNS, aS did also the coun-
ties Of lirOOmc, Delaware jefferson O,Oycrnor
Flowers home county,, Oiangc. SCHUYLER.
suffolk. Tioga, TomphInS and Yates. Greene.
which was a Cleveland county in 1855. was
carried by Harrison. Tn Monroe Il p.b.i,al.
not only elected all three Of their candidates
ior the Assembly, but redeemed their Congr, =
,ional District. The Republicans IF the
Orange Rockland- Sullivan Distric, also did
good work retiring Henry Bacon and sending
a man Of their own number To take his place
in Washington.
II is well as we have said, not to lose sight
of these facts while contemplating the land
slide. 1t is well, al>0-and we commend the
exercise t, the working Republicans of the
Statc-io study the votes east by the other
counties. with view to discovering whether or
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THE T1LK or THE DII.


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go. .,.t.i. I'D, ~,f.tN from Electricity" in the last
lh cd" $3.50 t... t.,ldi,.--
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Co. lti.. .Nc,ut churches and other high structures,
,.., .. ,.,.........,r, Ii-ifufrr strikes
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,a. 900 being thnt a., many electric Wr''-trieph"n'
, ,.,,b and electric light are really ~.fo guard
800" .,.t. ,, ,.t.. own. i, thon with
hulldn- is "I'l VIII" SUI" '''' 80
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AmrsemfnIs.

ACADEMY or MUs1C-o-S-Tke biack |roo%
AMH~RG THTATRE-2-e :15-Godhsche.
AMERICAN INSTITCTE-10 a. IN. until ~ p m
Industri'l Fair.
BIJOU THEATRE-o-s 1O-Mrs. OBJ Zen Esq.
RROADWAN THEATRE-2-S-The Lazy o. tAc Tiger
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL--l0 a. m until 10 p m-4h'
DDre Gallery.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-2-S 15-Ih" "hte S4u'eIo'
DAYS. TIEATRE-2-s IA Test Gaze
EDEN NfUSIE-Thr World in Wax
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-2-e; Ia Hl1eu foo'
GARDEN THEArEE-e-s-Hobn Hood
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-2-S-Gentlenan JACK
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :l5-Miss Heiyet'
UARRIGAN'S THEATRE-2-S-SGuatter S'Vereignty'
UFCRNANN'S THEATRES l5-Little TlPett
uoYr's MADISON SQUARE THLATEE-2-9 ia
Trp G. Chinatown
ROSTER; 4 DIALS-2-S-Vaudevile.
IYEEUM THEATRE-2-S :l5-Capta.n Iettarbsf
MUSIC HALI~-2-Symphony society Of NeW-ho'A'
PALMFR'S THEATRES I5-Thc MASKED Bah.
TROCTOK'S THEATRES ;lj-Naudevhe.
STANDARD THEATRE-2-S :l5-Family CT Gle
STAR TIEATRE-2-5 I'D pl omacy
TONY MISREPRESENTATION
UNION SQUARE THEATKE-2-5 l5-Candy.
18th STREET THEAIRE-2-s-The Idea.
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SEND MIR. BLsSATI 70 TR4ycE.

From The Ncw-\ orA Recorder.
Among tAc potential factors tAat contributes 10 'Is
victory ol Mr. CLEVELAND or -r,., COZ 20" p"aS is
N,W-lolh lcla!i.' must br cOuNi'n' II io.e.' 80
Democratic ourco,> oa lr.s e-.'l'''IlS ~ ~
VII. ana iuHUcnceI thousands a. No.-- III oNV' '"s
Union. A.. nm, mn. .rri
Dir. Cleveland owes its brilliant editor ana pt"pIi,
rtu a .i,at debt OF gratitude. Mt'i an d.','''v Va
Years, Mr. Jane, Goiuou Bennett rrturh'u m VIZ,
icn took active cOmmJnt 81 h, pow run lIl'', nv
brow II into tar fruut line If IA" Diiii" WIN N'st
dash ana audac! seldom seen D. !p"til9In' IL. ~
formulated - policy OF his own. tie '""N no HE,
rnf., from Democratic meade quarters cast pl's1'.
to Oh" wind, iud uGiurltd Ms Own pol1''u 10
We do not OF course. lcItyr IN tAc mover diu ~
.,niou, theory In regard 90 English Cheop auol u.'
Mr emmett ufNtucUd q. but IL WAS pMuslDc choueN
and told In the campaign. , ,,.. On Mr.
\, We have sii Nj. Cleveland Is DEBTOR 10 I h'
I,.u..,,. ANA sA.d.l narA I'D an ehpAalt WY -
m probation OF the brl service rShlei,I I" ~
cause Mr. Ii coin fet 20 sateiW To 1Ae V1 ~,
l,nl.tt fo. the support given UN MN 70 ,''S ~, -
n he war Of the Rebellion that he oheT'u i'i H r
french mission. Her, "a an lilusttlois Pe'e,c"' ~
Mr. Cleveland 10 follow. Next March let nm s',,r
In The name OF James IOlHOl br''"Nss
~ Minister u France. Nj. behiV" Z,
New York Indeed hi, came as leader 81 p1 1i"n
oulnon h, bounded only by the limits o. In
Mr. cleveland can select 10 better man or 'H' 49,
rr,uc, would DE deli lighted Ia receive me- a" NJ "a
,r"at constituency of The licld' Woui IrJios ,,,c
,.. ,u, nj the coveted prizes OF the coming D''o' '
,duiri,tiation bestowed On it, la' 'rit" 'u'''
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wlr pru0RS FROu THE SOUTH.

The Panama rumor Of IN impending war in
south America can hardly b. wei founded.
# plc>,ipn.>c, a secret alliance between Peru
and the Argentine Republic acain-t Chill and
indicatc, = speedy outbreak of hoStilti s. HncI
a mmor is palably absurd. I'll" Argcn'n
and Peru are too remote T. BE- associated III
war of aggression against GILL Ih'lr armies
could not be brough, together on H." same h'Id
# action in any conc lVablr contingencies.
Moreover. these states haV' I'D common ground
or grievance. Tie Arg ntin' and mn were
rival Powers for tn utrJl OF Pdtae'hI3. p"'
their differences were compromised ana c4u-
taLly adjusted in n tr atN Of partition b~' ii
mon The central chain of the Andc, u, me
natural 'front.' r Their po.itcl' rc'ai o1> nave
been most friendly foi Il long tim. III" TWO
rountrics alc soon ID be brought int dii'c'
railva, communication 10y tn completion oil
the Trans AnGcan. the gr,dt international " tx
which ha, received iinlnci1l support from cArh
Government 1t /, hi-hy iupo babe tan WIZ
will arise in that quart j.
The only question which remains unsettled
between Chilli and Peru l. the ultimate pos
$. :, on Of the proyinc, of TaonI. While T1"-
paca WAS coded by Peru in the treaty Di or be-
20. 1883 the ChiIian, were allowed to occupy
Tacua for ten year, with III. understanding
that popular vote should then be t,kcn rc-
.pcciing it,, future ownership. and that Oh"
Government ~ timing Tho ui'oH should ply
q arce indcmn.t, a. TIC los. J.. TIL" CHILEAN
nae has Heated over africa fol tn years. art
the Peruvian population ha, been Il l"2'
extent displaced If the provisions o. the
treaty ar, carried ont. The papulr VT VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

The preliminary details for the allotment Of space
to intending exhibitors at the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
have at lat been completed and the allotment Itself
begun IN, delay has b,eu occa toned the lart that
pac equal 70 twice that afforded by the immense fair
buildings Ia, been applied FIR Iris Of ur,e, called
for good Judgment ANA fine discrimination tie part
OF the fair authorities IN mains allotment, aud
,s-a1y delayed the Work.
Edmund G.. stanton, secretary Of the New-Yor state
Board OF Worlds Fair Commissioners, said yesterday
that about four time, III" space allotted TO New York
stit" ta1 been applied The space allotted to tho
piano manufacturer, was 10000 square feet and one
nrn alone had applied tor $1,000 feet. lie space
allotted - machinery had been applied FOR SIX times
r. ana ia mAuy line, vi Manufacture the space ap-
piled for va, proportuHateiy ar-r. There have been
.oJu' 100 nFpnoai.Jni made arra'N tf'd-h nc
loaId aud application, I'm being ior"arlcl mo
district 81 N-D-l ork viii send about on'-iHfi ~ 10
exhibit, f.Cm this state. rumuo.t women have De-, a
ao.ag -.oi Wora d. ih" Bureau ~ AppI'd MI, ul
ar. meeting with success. in securing exhibits OF Ane
Embroidery, tapestry, specimens 0i decorative talh5
ana uauy otucr ample col H.nrE'a SAN pa tic "y
pied 1rt which vii &c exhibited a.. the lair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

II berin, 70 look o, if Mr. Cochran were as
much in error when he said that the regular
Dcmcc.acy and tn NucWump> C .uldn " fuNc
os when he declared 10 ID Joe imp~ lhle i'r
Cleveland 10 ca,Iy Newly crS.
Mummy will doubles, be ,lc,tcd. He is adj
mirahy representative of The Democracy u
Ncw-York. He j. in p.lt'c> for what n" clh
make ont # il. he ina, already maze Ii.i''h''
, cos c,mpanv. an electric lighting mp1ny'
= b,idqo c.miaYv and a street railroad com
many IN Troy. all absolute IN nppohcS street
railway monorolv i'm Albany AID the " lIurkle-
berry" crab in this city-thcSe are the eXpieS-
>ions Of his politi,al PRINCIPLES. He Is D mo-
c,ot for fam hiss with whatever cl,o, such n
Troo Trade or state bank currency. may b"
thrown il Iy ab>urilv .cr,ou~ p"r'on> Ike Caf-
Isle MORGAN and Mills He viii carry into III
connects Of the ~cnata all the weight and dig
iiitv 70 which The superb Dcmocrlcy Of New
York IS entitled. We doubt if a choice c'uIa
be made more Characteristic OF the party Is
if exist, in this state to-day. more expressive
Of its aspirations or moro tru" L us genius
When Mr.. IN rman SC Ks inf rmation a. u
Ncw-Yoll's position in great matters o. hhahc''
what Democrat can answer with more authority
than Nurrhv? When Mr.. Aldrch inquiries
after the sentiment OF New-Iori in prop'+,d
adjustments Of the tariff. what Democrat VIII
know better how to cn'iehcn him than MNr-
ply? The change of popular thought III ms
state which has resulted in the preference Oh
Cleveland over Harrison. and # Hi over
Eyarts. render, it especially suitable that ~
ward Murphy shall be the next Senator from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
MURPHY POR THE SENATE.

It. is already announced that the prime re-
suit Of the Democratic victory in this State
is TO be the election Of &" Ed Murphy to the
seat in the Unitod States Senate presently To
be rendered vacant by Mr.. lIiScocl,'s retire
ment. Everybody concerned seems + be for
Murphy b. cycNb .dy we d. not mean. Of
course thr Democratic members of tn" Legs
latuIc. They ave MT concerned. They have
nothing 10 do with the matter except u vote
in accordanc, with the intruciionS they viii
receive from Mr. Murphy him.cf Senator Hill
and Mr.. Croker Their function i, purely
mechanical 1t is enough that Mr.. Murphy
wishes to 20 TO the senate, and that senator
Hill and Mr.. Croker agree 20 have him g..
That ends the matter. He goes.
Edward Murphy in the chair Of Seward,
Fenton and Conlsling And yet it seems t.
offend the sense # nobody who Supported
Cleveland The Ncw-Y ork Times" which
denounced Murphy three months ago a. " po-
ltica bandit" "blackguard," devil" al
" cvil-docr." and which ha, steadily held him
up as one of the vlcst politicians in the land
declared yesterday that his election had been
agrc d upon without the faint ST sign Of dis
aoproval THE Newly DIRK Evening Post. =
which has from time t. time made cut Murphy
IL be thoroughly INSCRIPTIONS. b." bOodlcr' and
a political harry. now calls him Mr." Us a
distinguishing mark of its esteem, and turns
from a statement of the honor that awaits him
81 perform sQuaw dances on the prcSirltc
bodies of Ignorant fanatics like Mckinley !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
COLLEGE FOOTBALL CONTESTS.
From The Baltimore American.

From The Baltimore Amrr"Ah' .,
Tno po,nsvlvanla University football team has come
IN The front carl. in the season IN such Wa ~
knock oui MANY calculations and 20 SHOW .c T 49,
college. that football Is game With very ~, -
clement of uncertainty In it,. on cAtItri1iA r.ss
rinrrton fell n. victim 10 the PennSNNa'i Sro
and ton,orrow Yale will tr5 conclusions WIN uv ,
md the chances even that ne bo!9 VIZ" -.
tho blue Will be- down were the New Jersey " IN.
I'm sul,e however. OF their great success 80 ar IL
,.,son the PENNSYLVANIA team VIII nave 10 49, 49,
another wear before they can play IN lh ps ,ou,
Tying Day game In New-York They nave low
earned that right for next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

From The Chicago %,'v- Record Washington as" -
Justice shrns Of the Unt'd states supreme SDurf
s, until his recent appointment OF ir'' ,,ii',n,
.. ono al tho foremost Conservative hcpuui' ~ =
n rcnnsylyania lie laughed Al the Idea ua a "a
future of the party involved IN lnr r.. itSlrty
years said he is not likely % De- ais ir
temporary defea.. The N"pubhcah par! n ss
,,,fem untll that system Is part oi tue Dus. he
and commerce OF the Nation and 1t can no nl1io -
struck down than can be- the industrial enterprise ~
ell. gprInf
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Dl1fcroR, IL FAVOR or sryDlr OPENING.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-M III" regular m'e1ng 81 10
Words Fair directors iAi- afternoon resolution "dS
pissed iayoring The opening OF TIE World, far Gates
IA sunday, provided that The machinery DEE not run.
The closing a. gate, sunday, as the r-lla-
tip, means tlat thousands OF arti ans ald nc'l.hs
ro whom tLJ rAlibiuJn Viii De %. uie-iiI.I.l. az
van AZ. will not ale 30 att ~ IT, lc ar -
.ay t.,y Ire in FAVOR oil al inr eyer! h..YI -
lDiI W.,hL tie GJ.nls such ie-,..u. -.r.lr . IL
LAY Cc lfr ON sun. ). t.Di - % a.. D.. 81 ..'..it1i
tAt t.c .u..- ,nog.a fhOUG be- PA 40 .l'" tl>' -
n n dtoleat portions u the noh go meet socially aS
tier state lu,l0ine,.
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y prize $4,000 francs. SAYS The Ecctiical " rh'
has lccn offered by Taron Leon de Lenvl'. Of Nice,
to the inventor OF the best application Of the pnn-
cpes Of The micr0phonc In the construction Of micro
phones, or Of a portable apparatus for the improve
mcnt Of hearing in deaf persons. Instruments for
competition must be sent 20 Professor Alan P'lltLer,
or Professor Victor Won Lang Vienna. before Deem
Der 81, 1892. The prize will be awarded at Tire Fifth
International biological Congress IT FlOnnce a. sep
cmber, 1893. The following ar, the member, II the
jury Professor Adam Potter, pscs.i,nt, AM Pro
;cs-Or Victor Won Lang. Vienna; Dr. Hcnn War,aw;
Professor CAN'T. DR.. Gellc. Paris: proics-or Urban
Prchrd, London; Professor It. Join R0Jl New
York.
Mrs, NeWrich (whO pride herself ON hey b.O edg,
f artl-IO when i!-ttutiCn d. yOu tmuh ought
10 leave picture, when die
Con,cicutiou, Artistic the Asylum for tic Lind.
-ikate Field, Washington.
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WITHOUT 4 PRECEDENT.

From The poston Ad rcrtiscr. .
The Presidential campaign Of is9. VIII hVe ' nn
tory MS the only Presidential campaign caIri'u o v'
during the first twenty-sN quadrennals of cur sem,
mcnt under the Federal Constitution wherein oi ,rs
The Two chief politlcal-partes tried 10 win by ashus
the people not TO take IL at It's wnra
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rElsLlAl lgIiLa.s - 10 AE ELAA.rL1

PELS LENT F0TTEH'S CASE 10 BIZ ELAh,ILD.
Boston. Nov. 1l.-Judge Putnam. Of ID" m'ed
-i. GicIlt Court, las ordered reAerih- on l"e u
dictn,nt of A-a p. Potter. president Of ire lhId
NAV. lex Bank The indictment charges Pot1er IN
uaNue la,e cntrle, H. Il report - tn controller IN
a!,1 WITH ui,.I.- l-~e entire, ~ the D,0As. ."e
report Wa, ati,-J,d b., Mr.. Potter a, dlcor and not
%, president. OH ue twenty counts ,.af-iS 10
a.nus u false ,uuu, in tAe report, io The On
@. ..r. Jul,. putialu a-As counsel I'd itai~"c ,'i
..-,- ou N,uu.-...t, November -. I'D O.. i.Hhli"s
counts, charging Nr. hotter Win making A-c 'H re,
n tuc aopa. t.e toJrt SAID Ac n'ci-d Sd lIs'Ler
.-,i.l.L,s f,i.n counsel
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A CENSUS OF THE NyGWrMPs.

From The New-lorh ,un. -.
The vote for 'Ir Glroy FOR Mayor eHpr','Ss ~ ~
numerical strength OF rammuy Hall. lhr vote io i
Mr. Trv.l,rI lar PRESIDENT cNprc>,c, the huu'erhi
strength OF immau4 hi plus TIE MnSwunp 'n mort.
over aud beyond the vote OF lammhnN ,,nPP''ss.
af, the cleveland MugNumI vote In N'"-loiA "
,NactlV ag1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

IN contemplating the result of the election
49,. ho,r, of satisfaction comes from an uleN-
.ootod ouartcr. namely, from Long Island o"E'
,l,osor has been defeated in his attempt ~
-.o,ro q third term as Mayor of that unhappy
Gown Unhappy it was, but it can be uhilaPPl
Io,,n.r Gleas,n's opponent, Sanford, mas
clrar plurality of nearly 200, and this may pr
inorcosod if the defective Gleason ballots are
.,.a,.,, ont Gleason has long been obnoxious
T." ~ fine respectable people of Long Island
rny both az Il citizen and as an Official; nis
,.y,,,u should be- a cause Of rejoicing. lie Is
',,,, 81 br.,tol instincts and would disgrace even
-, horIor town new era for that MISGUIDED anu
,,,i.,ovcrned city will now set in Ana " ''''
,nonl. are wisc they will never again ai'o"
Gleason 20 get the upper hand Of them
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Jnoes 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notices.

Roll To, DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Great Variety Of Style and Price
L. O. Sellew
No. Ill Fulton ST., y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

The University Of Pennsylvania football play
crs are to meet the champions Of Yale today
in a contest which cNct"s great interest, and is
likely to be- hard and close If it does not inn
noir Nale's chance of victory over Harvard and
Princeton by disabling one or more of the New
Haven eleven the champions will be- fortunate
The fact is that, under the present arrange
ment, Yale il ut a serious disadvantage. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

SERGEANT Duun'5 successor, having got his pear
,,.,, oavc Ms exemplary weather YESTERDAY. bn'
.,tc real test wort come until he begins 10
s,,r. on the probability of an "oll-ia,h'ohf"
.-irt,r" That is where the prophets have broken
Down irnomniously in recent years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

crowded with oHiccscc,cr-. economists and
,atriot-. every one of whom viii know where
he i, at, whether be- ever gets there or not
President Harrison ha, nothing in his own
course io REGRET. thouen hc must rcerct the
strange course which tie country has taken
N,thoIism has just been officially and def
uit.ly prescribed i'm Al>trip' where II first "b-
tanned lootholl some liyr-and twenty years
a.o. II appears that the police have dscov.
r,,l amonq the f,cand twenty 'rurlc- drawn
M ly John Wesley one which speaks Of th"
Na.s as "a blosphcmolS dccriG' and this has
lcen made % prctcXt for placm- Ncthodi'm under
IN, ban throughout the Empire In the dol"in-
ION. Of Emperor Francis Joseph the relation Of
tine state to the religious bodic. Is regulated by
statutes which profess 10 secure fall liberty of
faith and conscience But these religions bodies
,,u.r receive legal rccoeniiou and in order t,
..rn,c that. their doct,irc, worship ami con~rtu-
zion must contan nothns illcpl or mmora! an
,hr eyes of the State Church.
low il all happened: Everybody has his own
theory about IT,. and couhdc- il to hi, n"ishh'r
,,ith p without solicitation. Bat IL is no,
theory. hut condition. that now conilont' Hs.
How interesting it viii be- tor the Mugwump
Democrat, To- contemplate Edward Murphy a
United state, senator, mad" 80, ln part at least
bv their active labor, in behalf If the Demo
cratic clusc Murphy Is liticiau of the true
Tnmmary type, and it is notorious that he has
controlled the city of Troy hy tie most I'M
.cruuulous methods This is the man VIII, is t.
hc sent 10 Washlngt II Senator representing
tho Tupirc State Of the Union. II is an elly-
ina spectacle The Muewumps particularly
should take it to heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

Nayor-oc,, Giroy is going ont OF 'ow.i ~.
short period Of rest and l'cr'a'ion .r't
~c>hau.ting lahors Of the campaign '",' ~.
IN. 80 labors consisted in - NOT sci iI'" az
Gilrov ought 10 furnish bll! oil par"ou''''
course. everybody knows that h' "'
number Of men at work on the 7'i'''' to'
.unicont reason save to lhcrcaS" ''' 49,.
,,,.,. d. ,,,r,cr.~ Is # 30 exhaustive, them
c,'I ,rnl ,-mcnt for an army Of men when
,I..a -. 40 ~o.,I ncc1 for their services:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

not at some points certain causes coH aI u
+, the defeat which need not have eA'S''u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

1t appeaIs from the statements of members
of the Board of Estimate that the Park Com
mis>ionel> are really responsible for the APP
pro, ration which has been already made for
The Museum of Art According To. these state
mcut>. it will be necessary for the PAX Com
miss onCrS TO increase the item for the Museum
and then the Board of Estimate VIII probably
have No hesitation in taking affirmative action
The Park Commissioners will hardly be willing
to shoulder the responsibility of closing the
Museum on Sunday.