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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
NON. coMMr1TAL IN COME c71CU1.
Senator Hawley Praises Bislne ana the
Platforrn Comsuemds 1iarrisos.

HARrroRp. May 1.-The hall where the Re-
publican Convention met this morning was
handsomely decorated with flags and the stage
with portrnits OF Abraham Lincoln. President
Harrison. Senator Hawley. and Gov. Bulkley.
Senator Hnwley was made permanent Chair
man. and in his speech he said:
II am not here to say who will be or should
be our nominee for the Presidency. l know
we'll how warm place In tho hearts Of many
Of you James G. Blaine has always occupied.
and know we'll that oil Republicans were snd-
dencd by the announcement that he most pos
itively withdraws from the candidacy which 80
many earnest friends were crowtling
upon him. His brilliant and versatile mind.
his chivalrous gallantry. and his ardent Amer
icanism compel friendship. Since he has the
genius to be loved let him have tho justice to
benjamin Harrison has proved himself ono
dents: He conducted the Treasury when the
81 slo ssa rs S p6ItPolo s IL SUB
for ANY X. IL.
the lawyer. the breadth Of the st.tesnsn; The
t s%inss ssFIs ssseeS we'll sonnrx
rso ae had Sis to
about the deadlock in the Connecticut LeRs-
latuEe:
patriotic course Of the House Of represent
ativcs in seeking by every honorable means to
bring to n solution the existing differences
between thetwo Houses concerning the last
State election: and we denounce the constant
refusal OF the Senate to Join with the Hous Q.
according to tho unbroken practice OF seventy
years. in any reference q such dinerences to
a joint committee or to tho Supreme Court. or
with the House In any Investigation to deter
mine the number OF votes legally cast and the
persons for whom they should have been
These delegates at large were elected; Nor
gan 9; Bulkley Of Hartford With l. Is PPlypm lpt
e 81 ho or With William
as alternate: Timothy Z Hopkins Of Killingly.
with Frederick G. Palmer Of Montville as alter
nato: Loyrin A. Cooke Of Riverton. with David
Sloan of Winsted as alternate In response to
calls Gov. Bulkley briefly addressed the Con-
vention. thanking them for choo; zoe, him del
pnign. The thanks Of the Convention were
voted to Senator Hawley. and the Convention
closed with three cheers for him.
The district conventions met Immediately
after tho adjournm ent OF the state Convention,
and elected the following district delegates:
First DistrGt-Delecates, Thomas DUNCAN
Sitelnates, Miles Lewis Peck Of Bristol. E G.
Second DistrictED Thomas Wallace
and L. Irving Hall: alternates. Col ]. B.
Dohorty and William I. Lewis.
Third Observation-Disclosures. Edward Miner
and 7. B. brandeger: alternates. J. A. Porter
"I Fourth S District Delegates, Allan ", Paige
and n. b. Bradstreet; aIternates. Irving Strick-
land and Granville NJ. Breining.
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Jl;lrois Republicans.

SpRrSaF1ELD. May 1.-The first days session
OF the Republican State Convention was very
brief. nothing moro than temporary orEani-
zntion being effected. Congressman A. J..
Hopkins was unanimously elected temporary
Chairman. Mr. Hopkins made speech of
con sidcra BILE length, which was devoted
mainly to q eulogy Of the Republican party
and its tariff policy and II dennnciation OF free
advocated by theorists alone. In conclusion
the speaker ;aid that whoever may be named
sure as fate nnd that Illinois would be found
in the front rank with 10000 Republican
majority.
ard tho Convention adjourned untilto-morrow.
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DOWNCAME BANNER ANDALL
ETERYTRING THAT BORE THE NAME
OF PRESIDENT HARRISON.


Harrison FLAG. Harrison Electric Light,
Even the SEQ Harrison Portrait-Fedcrni
Omcials Head tho Opposition to the
President In the Ninth District.
At 10 o'clock last niRht the forty eight hours
expired that had boon allowed to the Exccu-
two Committee OF the Ninth District Repub-
llcan Club for the removal OF the transparency.
tho electric light globe. and the flag that pub
licly advertised tho Harrison boo n. and tho Spe-
cal Committee appointed by the anti Harrison
mon to do the work II the Executive Committee
didn't. tackled the Job with a great deal Of en-
thusiusm. The committee consisted Of Henry
Olsten, John J. Brown. and Joseph +. Hackett.
They let their determination to begin tho
work OF destruction ut precisely 10 o'clock
leak out. and there were a Rrent many men,
bers OF the CLUB on hand to see tho fun.
The tran sparency covered the two front win
dows OF the club house In Abingdon square and
showed the picture Of q gentleman supposed
to be the President. an Indian. and rural
scene done in various colors. It also bore
these Inscriptions:
Protection to American Industrisa
For Presidsnt-Benjauin Harrison.
In ords- that these might be seen an electric
light was hung from an outrigger In front Of
the transparency with the nnme Harrison"
painted on the. globe. On the roof fioated the
nag with this inscription
Harrison and Victory.
The Transparency cost 500. the flag .$22. and
the electric light SloQ This expendture Rad
Of the club. and there was big howl when the
SlI6 met on Monday M ntg e IT, me tedersI ofiSe
impertinence for the Executive Committee to
boom any man without the sanction 81 the
club, and to spend 30 much money. There
was big fight which resulted in the passing
Of resolution giving the EXECUTIVE Commit
Harrison boom. The decorations have not
been paid for. and: as the funds, Of the club
Committee was loath to destroy its work.
The special committee nked the things
down last night amid the grins OF the club
members and the boots and yells OF tho crowd
that quickly gathered.
that such big Federal officials as United States
Marshal John Wesley Jacobus. Custom House
lnspectors William Edwards and John Laird.
and Post Office Superintendent F. M. Morgan
and Nicholas D. H. Clark are amoung the loudest
Of those who protest against the action of the
Executive Committee.
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Lost In the big storm.

WINNIPEG. May 4.-Reports from the North.
west Territory indicate that last weeks storm
in Manitoba. In which two settlers lost their
lives. was quite as severe in the northwest.
The Macleod mail. which left that town on
Monday. has not yet been heard from. Tho
driver did not rench the first stopping place.
he has been lost on the prairie. DR.. Loving
heart. who left nearly two weeks ago for Knee
Hill Creek for coal. has, not been heard Of
since. and 1t Is supposed that he has been lost
in the'storm party Of mounted police have
gone out to search for the missing mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
MISS UNzEHBERG,s LOVER,
He Declared Their Eagagenent or anA 0hG
P0asaed Rim with an Uabrella.

Pounded Hin with N Unbrella.
Lena Gutenberg. tho pretty 22-yesr.old
daughter Of Clothier Simon Gutenberg Of 221
Bridge street. Brooklyn. was accused before
Justice Walsh in the Adams Street Police
Court yesterday Of assaulting John Ginsburg.
her former lover. in front OF his house. -
Main street. on the evening Of April g. The
examination was adjourned and tie accused
released on her own recognizance. Miss
Gutenberg and GinsburG were engaged about
engagement. and the wedding was set for
March ~, us Miss Gutenberg contends. Gins
burg. however. uftor time announced that
tho marriage was OFF and refused to see her or
give her any explanation.
On tho evening in April referred to. Miss
Untenterg lay in wait for her recreont lover
rs he was returning home and when he
him over the head and shoulders with her
umbrella md tho young man had to take
to flight. Miss Gutenberg snys she has been
thrown aside for no cause whatever and that
she will have satisfaction with or without
the law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
California Republican,.

STOCKTON, May 4.-The Republican State
Convention reassembled this morning. The
platform unqunlifedly endorsed tho admins
tration OF national affairs and tho Presidents
action in the Italy. Chill. and Behring Sea con-
These ths pinti4rm
tion rs natrIotir and useful. and make the
RenuGiicans feel that the party needs no
better leader IN tho battle OF re-: The plat
form closed with Il glowing eulogy OF Blaine.
II DaFHss snd c n +; Ps EEs s|,ngG
OF San Mnfeo II. i. spence OF Los Angeles,
and n. d. Ridoout Of Marysville were elected
a delegation ut large to Minneapolis.
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NO ONE FROM THIS STATE
Mr.. Plat Says with Emphasis that All the
Electors are Uninstruo:ed.

MI. P1att Says with Enpha0aS that All the
Electors are Uninstruo:ed.
Ex-senator Thomas q Plat and other intlu-
entail Republicans OF this State were inter-
ested and amused yesterday by the bulletin
sent out from Washington announcing that
already 302 delegates to the Minneapolis Con-
vention had been instructed for Harrison. and
that the Presidents renomination was as
sured on the first ballot
Accompanying the announcement was q
table Of States which. In the words OF the
pronunciamento. have up to this time in
srructed delegates to vote for the renomina-
ton OF Harrison" The list OF States with the
number Of delegates 80 instructed" making
the total Of 302. is as follows: Alabama. %;
Arkansas. 10: California. 2: Florida. 8: ILL.,
nois. 9: Indiana. 30: Kansas. 8: Kentucky. 20:
Maryland. 4: Michigan. 4: Mississippi. 10:
Missouri. "a: Nebraska. 10: New York. 20:
Ohio, 9; South Carolina. 1s: South Dakota. 8:
Tennessee. 2: Texas. 80: Virginia. 8: Wis
consin. 10.
All that Mr.. Plat cared to say about the list
was that the statement SO far as It concerned
the alleged twcnty-six delegates from New
York State. was absurd. and evidently had
been sent out by a literary bureau in Washing
ton engaged in booming the President for q re-
nomination. Not ono delegate from the State
OF New York has been instructed, and any
stat ada 10 H. H. SEatary Is without tounoa
e othe @e New YORK State Republicans familiar
with the situation in Washington declared
ha Ekrs in charge Of the
pubicans do not, like Secretary, Elkins any
more. They say he is responsible for many
misleading assertions concerning the Presi-
dents chances at Minneapolis.
Included in the list are some Southern States
on the ground that there is no possible chance
Of tho Rcpublicans CARRYING the State. Tho
al fnCf hAQa Sfpfn md nf
Federal office holders under the Harrison Ad-
Tho first State on the Washington. list is
kansas was lost to the President by oU.2lO:
3.34s. and the iresident's .oscst friends say
thad H VII rg King Of Sy in H the
rison lost Kentucky by 2Ststi. Marylnnd by
G.lS2. mississippi by .55.l7l Missouri by
25.!Ol. south Carolina BY h2OS,; Tennessee
p Sy5a aS.79l' Texas by l4o'1cl. and Virginia by
The experts. In dissecting the statement
sent out from Washington; were thus con.
yinced that the frpm
land. Mississippi. Missouri, South Carolina,
1S oSf p fHs sna ba5 f bs
Of the Republican party at Minneapolis. IN
diana should also be disregartcd. say the Wiso
New York Republicans. az it Is conceded that
bill. Gray, or Gorman could easily defeat the
i ont Of the so2. ION only 81 INSTRUCTED" dele.
gates must therefore be considered factors in
determining the situation at Mtnn!H,1pSlis
faithful Buckeye State there is sadly divided
nTl5 81 t o @kSs ss Sss has
for election. The votes by States will be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
THE NEW EXCISE REGIME
Gradlng OF Observation-Disclosures Koeh's II
terpretation Of Section 10.

Gradlpg OF Lleeases-Presideat Koeh's II.
terpretstion OF Section 10.
Commissioner Koch said yesterday that
section 80 Of the new Excise law gives police
man authority to enter saloon only while
the law permits the saloon to be open. and
amounts to q prohibition to enter at an hour
when the low requires that the saloon shall
be closed. THAT leaves the power to collect
evidence largely In the hands OF the Excise
Commissioners. tho Excise Inspectors and"
here Mr. Koch softened his voice and smiled
DR.. Parkhurst's men,"
Other changes in the Excise law which Com
missioner Koch mentioned were Section 30.
which makes any violation Of the Excise act
even by . policeman: mtsdemeanor; Section
Is. which provides that Il licensee shall DIE
Right OF Interest, may carry on the bnsiness
nsw Ess.s
sioners the power to hold courts and subpoena
w,fnnS c Esc,.s Commissioners completed. with
one " sacspfio os ' The .cSe 81 license fees The
fec for an all-pight license was not de t.
mined It eense WOULD Be-
Sl2oand Tor an saooa lI'sRse shoo
licenses arc scaled as follows:
PER. INN corporation keeper or ksSpers Of "a
pest ' s4i. ssa IL such es
Of btronK sprtn0uH liquors Wines ale or beer 10 20
drunk On or On tho licensed premises Tor winch tue
Zee shall be $3.50 -,
cs's2 saloon liquor license grade psrmts 81 n
the premises. for which the fee shall be $2oD Grade
h-SaoOn liquor licenses TO be issued ony Tor res
.urapt eating house where there Is no bar and VIII
9 az S"s Ss %hsS
the fee shall DO 400
Gi... saloon als Or beer license. which may , be
granted TO person. nrm or corporation, permitting
ssis. oi ale OF beer only to be drunk On .r OH the
ns. stcrekssPers LICENSE petmisiinx salss 81
PREMISE: ths ,se for which shall be for grad: ON
sale, q $1,000 aud lee. Than 9oopsr ann.p $40;
p psr sns saos grade D. on sales or less than $1,000
Class 5. Drnagsts' license which may be granted to
Keepers OF drug permitting sales of Liquors Wines
ale or beer prescription to be used once
only not TO be runk on the premises to be issued only
be $40.
The Commissioners received the following
applications from saloon keepers for the right
e keep omen all night: Michael Regan. 304
West street Martin Godfrey. .d lg mb second
nue.: Emma s. olmsted. .335 Spring street;
Catharlne Snlzer. Harlem River Park. Second
avenue and l27th street.
Ladies' prefer the car on the New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
says he does not own tho houses he rents. but
ia agent Tor a Philadelphia estate that does

is agent Tor Philadelphia estate that does
1Ts again ss!a YESTERDAY that hat
hoase az N sist avenue was to DO leased
oy M Mrs N SeSaPmssi told him what sort Of
Captnin s' added id and he replied that he lid
not care for such h rea ne estate se
curity to insure tho payment OF her Sl.4u9
annual rental THIS security was , sise9G a me
he Hrem nsesd or f tSe
Character Of the lessees. ..,.
Besides the lease bearing the signntures, OF
during the fSs atr and s sn
ton s the o
which was given TO Mrs. MCCORMACK on Mon
DAY. when, sho paid the rent for May. Capt ~.
;aasd f1oeh ye sns bs ,I %eTn is
sS SR. 3 ia IA 1ss glats sSssas NJ !: 4
the sTS q - a. m
house IL respectable. When. .Iauterbaeh, was
one 81 the owners Of the house at 400 Sixth
Distrist Attorney Nicoll. said yesterday that
EnoWledSe tSst L Was to b used a. = disor.
s Ss ss ss
he owned the house Jointly with other heirs OF
an estate or not, or whether he was merely r an
police. Mr.. Nico1i added. would make, their re-
ought tg proceed AGAINST hautermsaG I crmi,
had stated there would Undoubtedly DO ground
for Lauterbach's indictment and prosecution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Minnesota Repub,,e.. co.v...,o..

ST. PAUL. May 4.-The Republican State Con-
vention will meet In this city tomorrow and
elect four delegates at large to the National
Convention. The fight will come on tho choice
of II member OF the National Committee to
succeed H. q. Evans OF Minneapolis
st. Paul Republicans want this place. and
have deci ed that sanford Newell sha have
II. To this end they have made q deal by
which Minneapolis is to havo the State nom
inrting Convention in return for support Of
Newell. l:yans will make hard fight to re-
tain his office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
pepew VIII Vote for Harrison.

CHICAGO. May AT least ono OF New York's
"Dis Four" delegates to the Henublcan Ma
tional Convention will vote on the first ballot
for there nomination OF MI. Harrison. This Is
Cbauncey Al. Depcw. Dr. Depew. in company
viii Cornelius Vanderbilt and H: Walter
Webb Of New York and John De KGven Of
TO attend "a meeting Of the Chicago Committee
OF the Csntral TraiIlc Association, am
that shall Sots r. tMHnnenpolis
said wr. pepew "Of course. there are those
in New York's delegation who arc opposed TO
our delegates favor his renomination."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
FLOCK on the sixth Avenue Elevated.

At 1920 o'clock last night the cylinder head
OF locomotive drawing q downtown train
on the sixth avenue elevated road blew out
lust below the Righty-lrst street station.
causing delay OF an hour.
The engine behind pushed the train down to
Fifty ninth street, where the passengers were
transferred to another train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
People. Party Growth In Florida.

OcALA. May 4.-The Peoples party OF Florida
has Issued a call for State Convention In this
city on June !. The Democratic State Convon-
ton will meet In Tampa on the same day. The
Peoples party has 0i late grown rapidly In
Florida. and It 10 predicted that It will cast
about 5000 votes next fall: The counties are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
HARRI1Y'S VISIT TO CLkYEAANn.
The Pennsylvania SarprissA at the Sue
1estiOn or Politics In 1t,

PHILADELPHIA. May 4.-Secretary OF State
Harrity denies that politics had anything to
do with his visit to Mr.. Cleveland In Lakewood
over Sunday last. Ho said to-day:
My two days visit to Mr.. Cleveland was
purely personal affair. am surprised ut
the reports. and state they are untrue. III
did offor him ALL OF any sort. 1t would be pri-
waite affair and no ones business.
In regard to securing berth for Gov. Pat
tison said nothing at all. Do know that he
wants to be Secretary Of the Treasury ! was
not aware that he had that kind OF q bee in his
bonnet"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Harrison Delegates from Virr,nIa.

NORFOLK. May AT o'clock this morning
the Republican Convention OF the Second Con-
gressional district adjourned. having elected
Gen. v. d. Groner and ]. c. Asbury lcolored)
delegates to Minneapolis, They were instruct
ed to vote for the denomination OF President
Harrtenn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Election In LumsstOv,n.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y. May 4.--The city election
yesterday WAS very hot. and big vote WAS
polled. Mayor Price was reelected by $4s
majority over Ebenezer Green. the regular he
publican candidate. Price is 2 Republican.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
st. Paul Goes RepubiIcaa.

ST. PAUL. May 4.--For the second time in the
history OF the city tho cntire Republican city
ticket was elected yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

Five great limited trains every lay via New YoLn
Central the most magnificent service " the Weet4
See time table this psper.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

ladies prefer the compartment on the New York
CsntrAIs Chicago Limited Absolute privacy and every
convepeAcs.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

The thermometer at Perrys pharmacy in TnE svs
building recorded the temperature yesterday -
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IMPRENTk DEL P0LETiN.

Hbros escogidos- Acabsn de 10
dbifse en- esta ImprentA, loo al-
gvientest
CODIGO CIVIL, oomentsdc y
concertado extensamente con ARE
glo 4 IL nueva ediocion oficia. por
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IInstre Colegio dc Madrid, tomos
pastA espaholA.
MANUAL DEL IMPCkSTO DE
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81 de Dioirmbrr de 1851, 10 lie Ju.
nio de 1888 y 7 dc 1888. . 10 del lm-
pnosto dc. Alcoholics ae n de JUNO
dr. isss. y NJ regisInenso so provisional
Dr. osi. 1itama feeha, extrnsamense
snot@do y Cecorda 10 oon lAs demAs
disposicsonss viEensos Ell il nass-
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N.LAIMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.


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grande y variado surtido, de todas ella.
ses y tamanos; sus textos de recreo son
verdaderas encyclopedias, y ad6rnanlos
precicslsimos cromos aleg6ricos inspi.
radios en- infinidad de asuntos artfsti-
cos, religiosos, cientfficos, hist6ricos, de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los Almanaques de la Implenta
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m6dicos, que por SUI selecta y escogi-
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De los primeros NADIA hay que de
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cidos los que hace amos Sc editan con
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como de cOstumbre, a precios reduci-
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FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
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FISIOA, por Ganot.
TENEDURIA DO Llbros, po
lastAhoe.
Ell MATKIMONIO, por dor
Fran cisco Lastyes.
HISTORIA NATURAL .poi
Pereda.
ARlrMETICA, Algebra y Geo
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FILOsOF1A, por 81 Padre o.
fsEino.
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ELEM ENTOs dc DervcAo Otvil
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uoza an e.jas, surtido complete.
Aceite Linaza, latas y barricas.
Pintufas superiarea.
Hero galvanisado, nso y Boa
belado.
TornillOs con tuerca
Olavos tonelero.
Puntas de Paris.
Oamaa de hero.
Oolchones de alambre.
Machetes oooodrilo.
Planchas J cumbseraA
Oanales galyapixados.
Muebles, variAs clases.
Akquinas de eoseR.
Oamisas mallorquinas.
OalEsdo de todas elases.
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Bulado general Dc meroaneias
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