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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1892.
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES
TIE NETS THIS MOANING.

Foreign. The Anchor Line steamer Roumania,
which was wrecked the Portuguese coast on
Thursday. struck in the fog late at night; only
nine OF the lee persons on board were saved. -
Incoming vessels ut Queenstown report terrible
weather at SEQ; a storm is raging in St, Georges
Channel and tho Irish Sea several Montreal steam
~ ~ overdue. - Negotiations for a CONNER
eaal treaty between Germany and Russia ore to
b resumed. - The Irish Parliamentary Com
miteee accepted Archbishop Crokcs proposals IN
vess0 Ia the Paris fund - Ex-Cnited States
C>asul Ryder was sentenced Mt Copenhagen 70
eighteen months imprisonment at hard labor for
trAad, perjury and theft.
Domestic-four lives werc lost and property
valued at S6.OOO.OO0 was burned in the Milxau-
kec FIRE; prompt measures of relief for tlr home
oe0 people were taken. - The President and
BIZ family returned TO Washington from Mrs. IIar-
s4sou's funeral - REGISTRATION figures above
The Harlem showed an increase over 1883. -
Henry MaSon Cuttirg. Of Ncwiork, died suddenly
IN St. Augustine, Fla. - Much damage was
dsns TO shipping the lakes by the gale.
r W. Hollis talked 10 a reporter in CHICAGO Of the
loyalty VI German Luthcrans in the West 70 tic
Republican parts.
City and Sublrban.-A great mass-mcctng of
Republicans at Cooper Union was addressed by
BENJAMIN RutterwOrih AMI Edward T. Bartlett
e. public reception given at the Union
League Club, Of jersey City, FOR Whitelaw Reid
and he and others addressed big niassmec ting
- Many arrests for illegal REGISTRATION: Il big
conspiracy for D,mo.rstie colonization exposed
~ College students In mass m citing at l. no1
J.yfe1m. heard convincing speeches from ex.
Judge Thurston, Jarne. F. Burke and others -
Princeton defeated Wesleyan at football and
(r scent A. c. the Orange A. G..
The Weather.-Forecast for today Clear and
codcr. Temperature yesterday: Highest, 81 de.
g.ers; lowest. &c; average, 80 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
DAY FOR THOCGHr AND RESOL CTION.

There will he no ma, meetings. paiades or
other conspicuous demonstrations Of pltlral
activity to-day. 1t will be day Of rest in the
political camps but there Is no reason why the
most dcvout should not give time 10 the con-
sideraton of their political duty Every citizen
is under a moral obligation t. cast his vote and
use his influence for the maintenance of good
govcrnmcnt-of Prosperity, virtue and Ode:
The choice between parties ought TO he made
by every individual sobcly and conscicntiousy
not lightly or carclcssly. or hlndly rs II rho
issue, involved In the coming election had no
relation 10 right Or wrong AMI the result were
incapable of producing any effect for coed or
evil
.Sun1Sx is not day 70: hostililies or ill-wll
or passioifxtc defamation, but for serious
thought. whichuay clarity the judgment. deep
en- the sense of moral responsibility. and in>plr"
renewed devotion to gord causes and 10 The
country which we all lave. 1t is i day to re-
fleet upon the evil tendencies OF tho time AMI
the agencies which promot" them, and to re-
solve that they shall not flourish and prevail
through any neglect or indifference OF ours
Il is day 10 remember with gratitude tho
sacrifices which have been made for tho honor
and welfare of the Nation, the long roll Of
those who have suffered and ahorcd AID lied
70 win for all the people the blessings which
they now cnjoy-a great and powerful and c'n-
tented Union of States. a Continent snDdn"d u
Use and beauty. an unblcmished name AID fam"
throughout the world Above ALL II Is day
10 determine that these biz SSincS Shal. never
DO dimmcd or diminished by US. but trans
mttcd to our Successors. enhanced and b lsht-
ened by orr use and service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THE EPISCOPAL GENtR RAJ COME "IION.

The Episcopal General con,cntiol which sl-
journcd zinc die on Tuesday cvcli.; in Iia,;lno.n
was noteworthy for the am unit of wort il di /.
contrasting favorably in that respect w.ti any
General Convention Of recent years. il crn.;.lr.rl
and adopted some forty chans.., ii nitcru-
tirns in the prayer b'Ok. settled the text OF the
Standard Prayer Book, ptoyi,ing ;rr III. tSu
OF the same on November | cdomcd n ncw
hymna established the new missionary iu-'s.l,r
tions Of Northern Michigan, = utl,,rn Flur.d.
Western Colorado. Oklahoma and SPOKANE. clor;-
ing bishops for the same divi," III" diocr,c of
Virginia, adopted Us It's cwn the Declaration Of
Anglican bishops at Lambeth in ls.S defining the
four conditions OF Christian unity. affirmed l.. OH
c!al recognition OF Episcopal missionary wur. l.,
Mcxic,. appointed COMMISSIONS 10 translate tlp.
prayer book into foreign toaslca, to rcior,rmla,c
and improve it's Constitution. and Insert marginal
readings in tho Bible, and mad, Il careful survey
Of its missionary operations at home and abroad
To the outsider all this may soon n rather mcnrrr
record for thI@e weeks OF legislative work: hut 70
the churchnan. who knows the aversion II the
General Convention 10 doing anything positive II
means great deal. Not that the Convention
spent all Its time In positive legislation. A..
usual. " failed - do many things that soi,ie
Ueople ApIsd " would do. uy dceisive vots II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

ys,y' I,s; q e; "a: Nh 4 ~ -
cdLnt ecAwelsits sSsssdsSt u ~ s1ai(sG -
sen.Cearies,s viii retain, Ms piass ~ Geeae -
ba,sador 10 st. Petersburg only few months nne1
a. he has decided 70 resign HE eonmssAlen. IL
Countess. who was M!ss joy. Of 'his city, NE ~
..ys. N already IN cassi, where the Count Seeant,y
purchased the villa OF General Won schlothein. Thsse
the family Will make it, future home. People pFoms
nent In w. Petersburg soesty deeply regret The eomins
departure Of the Count. he Is Of the most po
ular and successful dipomatsts at the Russian capital
A. well as for many others, Emperor william = ~
tremeiy sorry that the Count desires 70 90 o. thc -
many in Russia. Count Wedell. Count v0n Mye1-
ssbc who vas once German Minister ,s g. 1s
mats mentioned o. possible succsssors tV Count w
SchWpnits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

From our special cable letter it appears that
the Evicted Tenants Commission is preparing
10 make most exhaustive investigation of this
Troublesome QUESTION The commission i, one
which inspires confidence in Ireland, and its
report will certainly be accepted in England
as impartial 1t is to be hoped that the cvi-
dence can be obtained in time for affecting
legislation during the approaching session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Til" Republican election inspectors Will ne IN u
homeless minority nj each Of tho pollingplnc's IN
,h, city on Election Day. BIT still they VIII
have important duties 10 perform. and they VIII
lc called upon to exercise the utmost vigilance IN
order to prevent tie commission OF groes frauds az
the IN -ho>es. II has always hen known that
Tammrny would stand good deal OF wa'cnih9
thi, year t.,c,r l. need Of NOR" than ever liner"
I. so,rc question as TO whether under the laws the
,orcurrcrt action of three inspectors Il not re-
cu.rcd before my step is taken: but tic lammany
rc,rcson,utiycs hnvc fortified themselves with an
oriniop from Corporation Counscl Clark that a
majority can exercis" all the powers c'mmltt'"
10 the inspectors. and they will doubtless try 10
act accor,ling.y, though sustained only by Demo
cratic lawyer. assumption. The lt'publican IN
.pcc;or az oacl, voting rlac" will have his hands
full. "iteraal vi-i.aE'c' must be his motto
tLrou.huit tie whole Of Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

T, wiu ~. a great mistake 10 dcriv" from IN"
labor tr .ub.os now in progress az tarma"N VA"
,,,urcD,on t!.a' socialism hns .ucc1cd"i IN O. 'a.
,rr any important foo,ho.d in Franc an '"'
~, ONO who alice tat Tho latter is tn" riI's' "
~ coun,,ioa tor s,cirl revolution ere u"dcr
.r.at mi,apprelension. country wn:cl con-
,uins. in a population OF "',"oo,"oo' 'ooo,o"'
lard o,.rrrs and ,,i"D.000 d'positors III sa>l"-'
banks. po-v>qinc investments 81 ~ &c ,'""
81. o0O. Co0.onH i, scarcely Likely 10 '"K' '' 10
In \ o,"M"nt for IA" a'''i''o' W '"P'' "
contsca,inr ~ prlNnf" properly III '' up
r,,..i ion f ,r.li,ifrai rntrrpr'>: M rr"'"
workman il snlll cap:'a'i'' in MS WAY SWIM
sI.rcyl intelligent. and viii s'r'ng s'h"' OF
49,, ,.,r,I iutcrost Tni.r III" c,rcnnstanccS
H., !. nkclv In go but a .hort way. indeed. on tho
r,,,l TO .nc!llism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Tnc situation in New-Jorcv is 81 desperate FOR
tho Democrats that their managers ar" tiN!n! u
pcr.,,adc their reluctant crndidar for Governor u"
20 on the stump. At TN" time nc a"repted 'ne
romnation Jad.r Wcrts arhounr"t TINT n" wo"'"
do nothing OF tic kind. but il Is possible tha' MS
scr,iplcs may I've overcome gool many Ie,"'-
Gratis would. Of conrSc. hav" no s"rupcs IN suc' :"
matter: hat large majority Of tho people OF New
I,.rv ,vj,I bc certain 10 resent such degradation
Of the Judiciary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

The opportunity for registration expired last
evening. Any citizen who for any cause what.
ever has failed to get bis name on the registry
lit Loses bis vote. and there is no help for him
Committeeman and other Republican workers
throughout the State have labored faithfully
= secure thorough enrolment. There has not
ban Q district, We believe in which tho duty
81 rcsirtrstion and tho time and place for its
yefformance have not been brought home to the
attention Of al concerned. The registration
6gures up to yesterday were. - our readers
know fill Of encouragement They attested
that the Republican masses were taking deep
pre- ica interest In the canvass. On another
Page will be found the news concerning yester.
lnx0 anal gegistystion ia this city and through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

All the Transatlantic steamship lines are prrpar-
inr for an unusual rush OF business next year o"
nccoant of tho Chicago Exposition. lryonh o'""'
immense numbers OF Europeans will b" drawn 10
this country by the Worlds Fair, hut II Is only
reasonable tn expect that the number OF Am',!'
cans going abroad will be comparatively sa'a'''
Many OF the companies have agreed 70 carry w
hibits, md exhibitors and their employees. az ~
duccd rates. This IA n wise course on their part
for rho greater the number of exhibits sent from
ohro.d tb. lorccr will BE- tic number Of European
viU.or5 IT, III? Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
TIE TlLK or TIRE DAY.

Some youna women IN a Western town receptE
organized m Anti Chewing Society,". the nst sIucsS
in the constitution beine aS follows: inc oo1eos
of this society shall be to discourage tns cae"nS
of tobacco BY men," Things went on s"lm"""U!
for some time the meetings giving the girls an -
mrabl. opportunity to discuss the latest fashions.
But one evening when q storm kept NUMBER q
the more enthusiastic members from attending, :
few nischievous members present AMENDED the INV
article of the constitution 20 that II read A~
object Of this society shalt discourage the chev'
ing of gum by wDmen., At first the absentees wc1S
inclined 10 raise = row, Int they finally entered in~
the spirit OF the thing and accepted compromise
TO the effect that tie society dscournses the
OF tobacco. gum or toothpcks.
An Examplc-Tsacher-" Give an illustration Of tns
superiority OF mind owl matter .x
Pupil af;er PROLONGED rtIection)-s nave 20 M!n"
you That's WHAT'S the matter.'-(Chicago TS1DoAe'
The latest thing in Boston IL tho Twentieth Cen
tury Club. which has Just been chartered ana nss
secured quarters In Boylston Place. the haven OF a.
ISOLATED high thinkers. The object OF tho clun' ~
expressed BY It's founders Is the promotion OF The
liberal arts and oil earnest. unschsh purposes Inc
membership Is at present -Xrnu-d TO loo., Among
the founders are: CoIoM IIenh stone. the prest'
dent; E. D. Mead OF 1.-THE New England Magazine;
Professor ". ". Cole, OF Harvard; William Ordway
Partridge, the sculptor: the Rev. DR.. Philip s. MOE
ON. George TYdcn the architect. F. =. Goodrich
Captain f. $. Huntington. F. y. Felton, the composer
and Ircxckiah ButterwOrth. These men are con-
WINGED that the great thinkers OF Concord ana cam
lrldse have left younger generation much Work 70
be done for the further advancement OF culture ana
svirituay and In the hope Of being tho better aDe
Il, do their part, have thus banded themselves "
1,tE her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

October seems determined to maintain its
traditional reputation for stormy weather. and
from all parts of the world come accounts of
Hurvlc anes, tornadocs and high winds pro-
duetivo OF loss of life and property. Among
the principal calamites to be credited to
the month are the loss of the Anchor Line
steamer Roumania and of "a hundred lives
on the coast of Portugal. the wreck of the
Great Peninsula and Oriental lane steamer
Bokhara. offended by an even greater loss of
life on the coast OF China. and last but GER
tain!y not tho least, the lamentablc destruction
Of a greater part Of the city of Milwaukee, by
flames Tanned and rendered invncible by the
hurricane which was blowing across Lake
Michigan yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Hepry ". Sage. Jesse sensmah'
DISTRICT ELECTORS
I. Frederick p. Morris. H. ean'usi ~ Inuren.
= 1900 Dresae, 10. Herman Livingston.
= 1900 ~ amitA 20. Edward A. Durant 1r.
= s.,.. n Csrprnte, p. william s. C. Wiley.
a v,rasm A. Booth. %. Daniel Hays
&. Daniel ". l.. Moore H. hos'oh O. IA'''"'
z. Martin H. Healsy. "a. 6eorse u. o'o1n.
Q. LAspsnarA Stewart. %. John W. snooma"
q n,rtI a Rollins 20. Frederic Mitchell.
20. John I. Hamilton IT. frahou II. u"V'
II. Edwin 4. NcAlVn. 70 John " parry
~. Osorgs Blis. 20. william Ao.o' '.
10. GSorgs W. WanmaGer 80. george =" "H''
II. Seth Il. Miluken 81 Le"i' . W.T.
IS William L. Bones. 81. ChnsuAn ,
TO- W1llam H. Ten Eyek. %. "ii"A" ~ -,
H. YAul Tuekerman. a. Reuben "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

r." rr"lonc"' sassy ~ hh' h"'".."
CON .r.er,>v cri y,hlc, bat the Tax OF ran
!. h..i,n;rc 70 he :. vcic.y !rt. From TaF:""s
,..,,,,. co;oc rrn,i;s Of to failure o' ""!-'
,,,, ,,l other ,.l,.rccs nj water suppl. mr."
~ some places II hay bccom" nee S'@'' I"
carry water long distance In order 70 supply
co..,c r,c soon .loubtkrs th"r Will u: an
rouurrn,rts Of threatened water famln"s ih ''"'
ard ,owrs which are supplied from re~rN"'rs
For .wo ron,ls there ha. hecn sc'rc"ly any RAM
aud tho drorth Cannot fail ia assume ahr'n'"s
rrnror,lon, ur.a>s II IA broken az an carly "hF'
II ran.raking by arria! explosions Ind proved 'nr
ccs.fn!. there would - demand FOR tic trial o.
,rci r>prrni.n,, ~ thu, region. As II Is me o.
,iratY opc-A,ions Of Nature alone can he lep"ndr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

An electric tnilrord To ran 90 miles mn hour
nc.r.cn th.cacs ana 81 Lonis IL projected. THIS
,onns big but the rrnSe OF electrical possibilities
has ly no nmans hcrn reached. The stlrrtts III
OPP RI tion Of .nc., a gond would doubtless point ~
important changes in our m.tliods Of frailspor,i-
ti,m. A speed OF loo miles mn hour, lOw yer.
Will require an aimo, perfectly strni7'rt track. and
On The real raJority of the railroads 81 the East II
Nnyl &c cntIrc' oIt Of tlr question. ODc moe,
r>cclr.t Thug ahoGt tho proposed Few road is
that It Hiii have EJ grade crV SINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

|, too; only .x games for 'h" Boston emu I"
win from "" Clcvclauds tue i've necessary 10 en-
,,l. ~ :. the ba -.h.l champcn"hip lhis I"ct
Lee, I, q, 10 h npcd 10y the !e'r"cf":s o' the pres
1T .intr -. he National game. for n ir rs st
"a An: ms .;,ltlius ;nc .uppCrt'rs ~ the Fp"i'
.D:ll II, /. '2h", 81: NE honesty and sn'"r'y
# ple~.nt ,uy mc'h' ls Il simply mcars that
tic go "ln'., ~ p2H.ns ~ s'rirs IN Its merits
,, tia, th. better team shoul'l win. Aicrihr'd
MANY thousand ,o.lrr' that uieht have been
,ak.a ia ~ ,a'r receipts hv pr"lonS .nS tic c"'l-
test Ill nine :.inr~ had been played. The In
crs n.d iut,ir,: that ,rcL All apparently ci"ss
ne!.t wonli hive ,r,us i would undoubtedly lave
rr>r,ci ~ swrin. the nvrrarr a;t"ndin"' con-
.t.c-Ahly lc,. nj 10 aetna, i.i-"-, wm g III" OIL
la:m IA c"Se nnc "v,r r"rs'i.ry. "OIii very
liSc,y hrve cen played IN %cw-lork. whlrE tlct
in lt.rlf womll have boon worth several thoi5ini
collars 10 tho clubs treasures. II monPv TALKS
It rays plaHy that baseball Is PLAYED honestly II
the tnt'd STAGE toby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
1n>ex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN, ELEC7ORS.

The following Is the complete list Of Presidential
y,ertors "a be voted a. q whole BY Republicans
In this State on November 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Tho Interesting experiment Of Introducing and
Matchmaking the rc.nnetr In Alaska. according
70 Captain Ilealy Of tao revenu" steamer Dear.
Lu, been so far cmincn,lv promising The rein.
deer that were left at Cnalaska last year hive
pros,ered and will In time stock the Island, while
during tho past season many more wer, carried
over from Siberia to the American coast r!crc
was ut one time u prejudice amona the Siberian
natives against parting with an animal that Is
70 essential to them. but this has happily been
overcome. and there s now 40 difficulty IN sccur.
ing vii that afe deArcd. There y no doubt that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Trio Tribune presents to-day TIE hr-' l'''''
,,cn, q, n new rove."tte by Miss Maria H. i"''
, N.w. Enrland writer whcse work mas ar
uncommon enthusiasm in the wori' OF '''
~TA. r,,, Saloncs" premises to maintain HS
,,..,c,.rn a, a paia,"r OF rural c.alac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

mt the interior OF New.Yo,k. The political
arithmetic man will find the figures iuii OF
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

According ~ ihr Errl of Marlborough. who is
he ninF.rr Of what is probably tic oldest pack nf
C,A,oj,aG. in t'ir void nGn"ly. that " North
l.ncplaehirr-a I'm. Of 1900 600 is spent every
year in t;rcat Britain Oh lo\huning The Earl
has compiled Some interesting statistics relative
10 this particular form Of sport, and shows that
a." rumbe- OF packs in the United ki"stl,m
a,nonns to $50, and that the hnis's engaged n
following ~" packs NJ" some l0o.o0o In nnril"r
The -. OOD, 900 mentioned by Lord farhorough
as the mlnimnn cost Of fox-hunting docs no. IL
c,nGc the ro,t Of carriage horses, cover hacks,
travelling nad other expenses incidental TO ION-
huntfag. These figures. which have generally
been recognized by the British press as correct, 20
20 ,,ow that, notwithstanding all that has lrcn
,,id TO the contrary loA-huntins in still as loDlar
=, form Of sport among the Engshmca OF tho
ur.,,nt day ns il was with their fOrc;athcrs a
hunlrrd wears ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

IN. reindeer win b. 4uts ~ sssvieeaDe y -
Alaskans a 10 their opposite netshooss' sao 80.
,he, will be an extremely important mesus u
Calculating the hard conditions OF the long Arcsic
r,;rter in those regions. sueccss!'il Issue o.
,hc experiment viii put an important achcVeu'cn '
On tine credit Of the revenue marine servie''
I'll. r,,bure haa several times printed the eee'
,,cn ~ tho Penal Code providing for the pu"s''
mon. by fnc and imprisonment, OF any pesso"
,rbo refuses 10 answer questions regarding VIZ
,os:1ercc and qualifications Of such occupants o'
81. ho,eo =, claim TO be voters and have regis
.orcd with the purpose OF voting. There Il no
doubt whatever as 10 what the law Is or tns sun
,cct Democratic journals have ASSERTED 'h't !.
,ros rencolcd Not so: II was merely TRANSFERRED
,,or, ,be Election Code to the Penal Code. Ahose
who defy It do 50 at their peru.
T. i. fayorite device OF the Democracy 70
,orrcscnt that il has the colleges on It's s'oe'
lilo all the pretenccs Of the bogus tari" re'o'n
ror.v This Is a transparent sham. we recsh''!
rcfcrrcd to the membership and enthusiasm, Oh
t,.c COLLEGE clubs connected with the hepu""ca"
nocuc az uncrring evidence that the iree'traae
rro,cs.or. were not carrying the students WIZ"
tbcm A campaign incident tends 10 coh"fm
wv. .,,n,u.;on A. the Republican rally in
Adams Mars wlrr Governor Mckinley made ono
n hi, admirable addresses two-thirds OF inc
students Of Williams COLLEGE marched In the COZ
u,,r headed by a Transparency with these mot
toes: "2i3 political economy professors ior flcs
Tradc;- 10000 college men for Harrison ana
Reid Perry is way on As Professor Ferry mas
been tho pioneer among free-trade professors th's
home Judgment pnsscJ npcn his economic THEORIES
bv ,ncn Of his own college is highly sgnihcan''
American COLLEGE men nav have had oiind guides
in their classroorns Of political economy. put lucy
have not plunged into the frrctradc oltch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Mr.. Eins,in is MAILING n vigorous can
ya,s for Mayor He is the only anti-Tamnany
candidate before tine people who is worth c"nsid"r-
ing. and he il untitled to IT," most energetic sup
p.rt of all NEWCOMERS who desire TO no an
end nut to tine dom nation OF tho Timmary M
cLurc Mr. Elh>,cin vii. usc all honorable meas TO
max. winning campaign. His canIlda'y for
N,yor IA in dead earnest. and il will not be his
fault il he il not elected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-15

pensions; but the grant for this
purpose until 1894 is only $275,ooo
a year; after that date about $3.50,
600 a year, which is to be divided
among the localities in proportion
to the amount of pension money
they expend.
Thus far the law is said to have
worked we'll and to have cost little
in administration beyond the ex-
listing system of public relief. In
no case can a town receive more
than half of the cost of its pen
sions, but it may, and necessarily
must often, receive less than half.
thus this local authorities have the
strongest'incentive to economy in
the administration of the relief, as
any extravaganza on their part
must be paid for out of the rate
raised in their own district. The
carrying out of the law is left in
the hands of these local authorities
under the supervision of the Minist-
er of the Interior. It will be well
to watch the further operation of
this new policy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-15
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of a certain decree
and order of sale rendered on the 10th day
of May, A. D., 1892, by the the 37th Jul
dicial District Court of BeXar County,
State of Texas. in the intervention of the
Central Trust Company, of New York, in
a cause styled the San Antonio Builders
Supply Company against the Alamo Elec
trio Street Railway Company, numbered
50O6 on the docket of said Court, Duval
West was appointed Special Master to
sell all the real, personal and mixed
estate, properties, rights. franchises,
credits and income, belonging to said Rail-
way Company.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the said
authority vested in me and in accordance
with the terms and conditions of said de-
cree, will on the 1st Tuesday Gt being
the 1st day. of November, A. D., 1892 at
the Court House door of Bexar County,
State of Texas, between the hours of Ten
O'Clock a. m. and Four o'clock p. m, sell
TO the highest bidder, all the real, person
al and mixed estate properties. rights,
franchises, credits and income owned by
said Railway Company, and fully de-
scribed in said decree.
For full and complete particulars and
terms of said sale and description of prop
critics to be sold, reference is hereby made
to the decree and the order of sale herein
before mentioned, of date the 10th day OF
May, A. D., 1892. DUVAL WEST,
10 1021t Special Master.