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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
KILLED ~ 4 GLOVE Fight.

,NorD QUARREL SETTLED ny FISTS THE LOSER
DIES From THE EFFEOTs ~ THE BLOWS
Injuries received in glove fight caused the death
Of Young william Ncary 1T his home, No. 40 West
rinv third ST. Yesterday. The fight was In room
over a stable In West Ffiiehst., al p. M, on Mon
day. and John McGarry, Of No. TO- Ninth ave, was
Ncary's antagonist. Neary WAS knocked s'n,elcs,.
and remained inscnslblc for fifteen hours. until he
died Mct;arry and several other who wcr.
present the fight wer" arrested Nnry was
twcnty-one years old. and lived with his widowed
mother and three sisters, In comfortable home. at
no. 40 West Iifty-third-st. He WAS employed
plumber until few months ago. when he started
business for himself liquor dealer. lie failed
in that bushes, lately, and Was without employment
aficrward. McGarry Il bartender nj Ninth ave.
and Fifty hr,t, several months ago. and beaten
there by N,ary. H. Of about the age and
weight rs Ncary, and he sworc that hc would whip
Ncary I'm another fight. Friends Of the young men
encouraged the talk. and II arranged have the
quarrel settled by fight with gloves In the room
Of the p Garrigan Association at No. 226 West
Hfeth ST., Monday evening. Philip Garrigan Is
"A iruckman, and the association has room over his
stable
About thirty members Of The association met in the
after y. m, Monday, and an hour
later Ncary and McGarry began the fight. Ncary
was overmatched from the start, and was pounded
without mercy on the head and breast. No blood
knocked down and lay senseless. Efforts TO restore
him 10 consciousness were unavailins, and he was
removed remove. to his home. at a. m Yesterday. Dir.
but Neary remained insensible and died NJ noon
Information was sent to Police Captain Devery.
OF the West Forty seventhst. squad, about o a. m.
and detectives were sent out To arrest Mc(arry and
the men who had witnessed fhe fight. McCinrryy WAS
examination at the Yorkvnle Police ConT. The oher
prisoners held In 1900 bail each. m. physicians
sa.s .s1ss <. 81 So%s so from cerebral con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
MISSING OTIS GREY

nFt5EF THAT HE IL STILL ALiYE-NEW'foKk
pfrr,T1yFs At WORK OF THE CASE.
The winter, Of Long Island sound may cover the
body Of otis Grcyc. who l. said To have walked o"
,h. deck Of the lri.rim on October .. but there
,r.. pcrson, who doubt H. Colonel Henry II. finley
II. partner stayed IN Sew York only long enough ="
,unouncc the news Of Grcyes DEATH ana lheh
,naftcd 10 hide his grief In some unknown part Oh t''
W.,t Grcye and Finley made 1t bu'inesS 10 AZ
Isl wealthy men who wanted 10 invest money
49, so,thcrr londs Finley represented numerous
indicates, whose titles were known only to hhNen'
o, ,rhtcb we're always looking out for chance 10
invest I'm southern enterprises. when ne h'"N oi
land offered for sale he approached the o"herS """
told them that his clients would be glad To purchase
the property uf the examination ~ IN expert
hov.d that the title good At this step IN the
n.nctiou Ot.s tireye generally appeared as the eA
pert. -
,r nctnbcr . Mr. ,,rrye went on beard the steamer
,.lg,im of the Fail River Line, and his irieDds say
,.,f ne either walked oil the vessel In MS sleep OF
committed suicide Last Thursday Colonel finley locked
,p M, ohc. at No. 81 Broad 81. and lett town WIN
,ut leaving any address with his once boY' III
cha attaining office he left the address Of Ann Arbor,
Aich.
,,.ciol officer Agnew. Of the Pilgrim, returned yes
,,ny from Boston, where he has been iu consultation
vith the ohcial, n the Fail itvcr Line In that citN
II IN inquire, made of the employees OF the i1srm MI
\..v learned that Grcyc had come 10 the vessel on
,,Inp.r - lie toDL cheap statci""ni and WAS not
n after he bought his ticket. IL Is Thought that he
may nay. zone ON shore before the Pilgrim left New
York or got away from the vessel AT newport
hr uit which Mr.. Grcyc wUr" when he lett the iHrS
Nv,uu, ,Iufrl. on october =. hight tweed SUIT.
al. trqiu contained ,d shirts, four pairs OF eoll'l
md lrnyed cuffs nine dirty collars, some ragged under
r,thiu1 three old Wa,tclats and some ola papers
I'm m, ya-r were q couple OF shirts ANA some papers
'''lnnrlur to the Peoples renbc Phosphate Company
Il, m. markets Of his suit ~ II In money and n
iirLct tn Boston. What he lett behind said super
intcndcnt Gardner. OF the FAN River Line yeStcr,
kgp IN Vsf
~ I think IL hardly probable that he committed
snicd. ar fell from the deck OF The Pilgrim
s,ycrul detectives have been detailed by Inspector
Mclaughlin 10 investigate the cnuse but far. moth
ING now has been learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
PA1EHSON

Judge David Thompson wns assaulted nj midnight
on Monday hy MGhwavmen. while h" wa wal ING
home along Rip Van Winhl"ave. The .ud-" Ind n
large sum OF money I'm nj prs-csion and was swing
Ing heavy stick. when man slrang from clump
OF hiShc. and struck the judge blow on the hch 81
tie head Tho HIGHWAY mi calculated his aim. and
the blow which dealt with a club. was broken bv
tho An, ~ flo nudge. hat TIC fid-e turned qucil}
and brought his heavy walking stick down upon IN"
head OF his assaant. The hishwaynnn again sprhne
a, the Judge and again hi Aim on thu head. judy"
Thomt~nn again attempted 10 strike the man, but IN"
fellow avoided the blow and took To- his heels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
ARRESTED AT THE FOOD EXPOSITION.

Samuel Mitchell alias MchaelcS, an cxtravellng
salesman. and until yesterday dealer In bogus ana
forged checks was arrested on Monday night While
Viewing the Food Exposition. at the Madison square
Garden with his wife. The prisoner, a tall, fine
,oo,ong man, lived at No. A. East Twenty eghthst.,
and up to nine months ago was employed aS II
drummer BY II. J. Cassidy, dealer IN patent medi
c,nes M No 50 West FfteenthSt. Mr.. Cassidy sus.
nectcd him OF dishonesty, but it was not until Mitchell
hnd been dismissed from his employment that he
Nomd that the enterprsng salesman had vlctmized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
BLOOMFIELD.

The annual meeting OF the North NeW''e'Sey D"p
,,s. association will he held In the First Baptist
Church ~ bloomfield to-day and 10 morrow. sl&ty
churches IN the counties OF Morris Hudson fassaic'
SUSSEX. Warren and Essex will be represented by De
tween 800 and 400 delegates Three sessions WIN
h, he'd each day This morning the Rev r.. huo
Wrn ~ Jsrsov ,ftv Will preach the annual sermon.
In the afternoon a business meeting and a women ;
missionary meeting will he held. ana In the evening
thcr, will be young peoples meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
THE LONG ISLAND BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Long Island BAPTIST Association began us
twenty sixth annual session yesterday. In the Ten
tennial Church. In Adelpll -. The Few Dr. D. -
Eddy pr,-ldcn and was r. elected Moderator III"
annual sermon was preached by DR. Johh hump
stone If Emmanuel Church. Reports were read from
the sixty three churr hes I'm the body. giving 'he'r
spiritual and hua! cal condition. ~ Nus yne
rilftnoS v..r. npuoinicd and routine business was
transacted The evening session was gwen up ~
consideration Of missionary work on Long lsih"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

To-day t. the second day Of regis
zion in New.YOrk City and brooklyn.
-" rrn,rr cam east n ballot unless his
m,r,r i. mpon the registration roll Of the
rsrci.on district in which he lives: Inc
e,olI,un place in every election di.trici
psNex..S Orl. and Brooklyn Will be open
To-day for the registration OF Notcr~'
Tn~ lawful hour. for registry are oc-
1vccu - "a. III. and y. m. Friends Oh
iSrol,.ctiOu and Honest Money. VINO
mean 10 vote for sanrrieOn ana hsetu.
don't sake the chances OF Wn1tihS TOT
.uh>rUuent days OF rc2istration. o"i
rrni.dcu to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
SOUTHERN RAILROADS TO CONSOLIDATE.

Memphis oct 1o.-At Il meeting Of the STOCK
holder. OF the Louisville. N-w-Orleans and Texas
railroad held here Oday, the president and directors
were. authorized and requested to carry ont the pro
r.,d ,rcl.. of consolidation the I:zop and
Mississippi Valley and the Louisville. N~w-or!c;n
and Texas, ~ the articles OF consolidation the
Louisync Sew orleans and Texas lose, It's identity
"a, "A railroad, since the consolidated nncs VIII De-
Uown a, the Nazoo aud Mississippi Valley Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
TIE BOSTON AND NAMES NEW BONDS.

Boston oct 14.-Only two members Of the Bosom
and mime finance cOmmittec-less than a quorum
we're present at the meeting set for this noon,
and hence no award Of the 81 100000 per cent
bonds WAS made There large number Of bids
qceiyod In, after opening them they were deposited
e., ,bo troo.urcr's Office 10 await n meeting Of the
finance committee hereafter. No information AS To
prices bid j. yct Obtainable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
prpOp7 .ROrT CR4Y GABLES DENIED

The report that Gray Gables the summer home OF
Mr. Cleveland at Buzzards Bay. Mass. Is for sale wa
aorthor!ta tvely denied yesterday. Mr. Cleveland'>
secretary said that the report might have come fr"m
the owner Of small part Of the estate contiguous to
NJ CIeveand'e properly as he said to be anXiou,
to sell his property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

his customers the total amount Of his robbees reacn
ing 80 800. Immediately on leaving Mr.. CASSIDY
service Mitchell started in the business OF iorgeu
checks His plan 10 20 TO certain radesmeh "iio
had known him when he had clean CHARACTER ANU
on The representation that he now acted FOR an ou
of town ho.sc in their line Of business, induce ch
to cash his worthless checks. The prisoner was taken
10 the rombs Police Court Yesterday, and renahieu
Tor further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed and everything
ia now in readiness for the Columbian celebrauoh
In this city, on october 81. Joseph kav VINO i
captain Of Company d, I'd Regiment OF the Ne"
Jersey National Guard. has been selected A. grand
marshal Of the parade lie has made NJ, appp''es
,nents ~ aids and has arranged the positions OF
vorms organizations which will take part. over
thirty separate organizations will be In the parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
LEASES TO TIE Consolidated RATIFIED.

Bridgeport Conn. oct lo.-The lease Of the fousa
tonic and Ncw- Haven and Derby Roads TO tn con
,0lIGatcd Road was ratified by the Stockholders this
afternoon nearly the entire stock vote Of both road
bcing represented. The II Jusatonc stock vote Of
23fDs resulted II O91 In favor Of leasing 70 2.sO'
qeainst The Derby Road stockholders voted unani
mousy for leasing, the stock vote being 3,I34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
DEbJ.CING THE FARE TO CHICAGO.

Cincinnati oct 1s.-Thc Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON kad has given notice 10 the other roads 10
chicago that beginning tomorrow they VIII reduce
round trip tickets between Cincinnati ana Chicago
from ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHAUNCEY."-.O Our Chauncey "is Chaunes,
VI. Depew the mastery Lender OF The Harrison iorce'
Mime polls. who made the prtncpai speee" '"e'
renomiunting the President. Mr. Depcw IL Ackne"''
rdged IN he the of American brilian@
marking, sound and saancious. His afer-d'nne'
spreche. are both the models and the despair Gu
rivals, Our Chauncey " il n poem by isaac !"
bromley. Illustrated proiu>cIy and conically BY va.
Beard and {. ID. Gibson, OF the best pen-ana''
artists in New YOrk City. Ii IL delicious piece o.
fun. and IL 10 moreover thoroughly possessed oil 'p
of genial and sincere admiration for It's eloquent SUI"
irct. IL L. doubtful whether Dir. Bromley mas e'.'
done his wit more credit than in these da-mns' ''
licking nmI brilliant Retail price, 81 eop''
The ook has been offered premium 10 tue rea"e''
Of The Weekly Tribune; and "ny acin"' suo"''"'i
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80 cents "a copy in addition 10 his snoscriphon' A''
book /. sent IN paper boa.
AMERICAN MILIIONAIREs.-The Tribune 70" ~
persons rcpuicd be worth million or more mas oe.
revised aud rcpubIished Ii gives the names OF ~"
of the United states and me lines oil o"'
uc,,iu which en- c one made his fortune. Win paper
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1891 New. 80 page"
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A pa ees of the charming 'Home and society
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AFTER.DINNER sPEECHEs.-A handsome pe~.
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"VIIJA0E IMPROVEMENT; Why American ~
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FI,IIABETTf.

Mayor Rankin has been chosen as grand ih"fsha'
NJ the Columbus celebration TO be held h.re on the
evening of October II. Nearly three dozen oreahHa
lion. will participate. embracing the miliiary the nr
donor,u.nf The pos department political chD''
Grand Amy Posi-. civic societies. whcemen ana III
dustIisl Establishments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

Those Republicans who niied TOT register Inst Tues
d,, .boud under crc umstnnrcs neglect this duty
,o -dny. 10 imperative duty. u You do not
r.Yi.,,r Won cannot DO not lose your vote by
ncpIcctng to register. Register to-day, aud regis
-u..rlx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
CUE. T.. & w.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

Repubiicnns who wish TO inspire confidence in the
psrty will so to the polling places to-day and
register. A large registration will mean the casting
Of n large vote for Harrison and Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
HOME NEWS.
ppONJNFNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CLARENDON-Clsra Louise kelogg' flri W.
S,-r ~. lance a. Rlaue and Miss Blaine, OF Augusta
Maine; Senator Nelson w. Adrich, OF Rho1e ls"na eN-
Senator D. NJ Sabn, OF Minnesota General stewart van
yuet u s. Army and Henry w sage OF Itha'a'
UOrFMAN-Ex-C on gressman John T. Russell OF Mas,a~
ohu.a,,. HOLLAND Professor j. Harvard Bles, Of
Glasgow PLAZA-Senetor Orvile II. Plat Of Conneeu-
cut ST CLOUD-FanDy Davenport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

Before you can vote You Inust be regis.
tered! DO 10 the proper place I'm your
Icsicu district to-day and hive
your name put upon the rolls! Inc
iSonrd of Registry must be In session
from - 10. IN. 10 y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

FINANCE AND FARMING. No. 114.-The beM Of
,he money articles OF Mr. Horr, In the pamphlet
named above. Reprinted In low priced sheet form
for popular distribution. Makes pages Of The
Weekly Tribune. = cents n copy. JOO COPIES ~
..n,. I 400 confess 81. In lots Of 10000 and more
S3 D ou-tnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

rr<IxLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
low priced sheet Extra presenting in popular form the
heat noius from Mr.. Adrich's great speech In the
Unit ed states senate and the results Of the non'par'
.an Of prices. and showing the excel.
len, effect of the Mckinley bill Wages and Prices.
A raa.. of The Weekly Tribune. cent n copy. 100
onc. rs cents. 1000 copies, S. In lots Of 10000
$3.50 per 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

PROTECTION NOT A TAX, No. 113.-The best Of
, ro,ective tnrin article. of MIR. Horr. Reprinted
IN low priced sheet form for popular distribution
M 90, Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy. Zoe
copie, 80 cents 1000 cOpes 50. 10 lots oi 1900
mr. more, S. so per 900.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 113.-With
re.uIt. of special lnvesti CATION Of wages cast Of
living nd the causes the recent strike. pages Of
The Weekly Tribune. 1 cent copy. 100 copies, %
cents, 1000 copies, SO. In lots Of le'OO0' S3o0
per 900.
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Announcements.


HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI. d..
WEST S9TH-ST.
Diseases system. iienitot rfarv organs,
ImDatency and Starllity. Hours. 3 TO /, 10 3.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children
ctbiup snfteus gums. reduces inflammation allays
an cure, wind collie aud diIrrhoca. % cents a bottle.
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OTHER SUBURBAN WINS.
LONG ISLAND.

FREDERICK wILLErs AZ HABlrrAL DRrNKARD.
The hearing against rr,dcrica Wllet-. ~ Wc,tbury.
vbo ran through his fortune Of 100000 with ,urprs
ing alacrity. and whose wife sought Ia have nm q"
cl,r.-l habual drunkard. came {" an end yesterday
by the -pondcnt di-mis ing his attorneys and making
no contest
Frederick Willcts Wa, the principal witness. III
answer To questions, he sad be- did not know what hnd
hecone az his money. Dr. Clinton y. E"li"w, q
I,uacs nby,ician testified that Mr.. Willet, Wa In
cnpahlc Of managing hi, Affairs. III" jury ionnd
Willcts to De- nm habi,ual drunkard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

HICKSvHLE.-The Excise Commissioners Of The
town Of oyster Bay l.. l.. Will probably Doe arrested
IN day ON the charge Of having violated every s"cu"
~ tbc law relating To the duties II Excise commits
toners The complainant l. John y King. VINO r.
comfy built a rev hotel al l.l'Esyille on July =
King applied 10 the Excise Board for l'cn-e ana
dcrosed $50 He wa then told to ahead and open
MI. pnce and his license would De sent 10 him. IL"
heard nothing from the Board until september T. when
ne received "A communication t. the effect that his
application had been refused. and ln'lo~inS
hi, dcpnslt on october ! hing was aricSlc'
ou charge OF selling liquor without
license and wa, arr sncd before justice julius
Augustine who held him for examination. kiiS ON
nlnycd George A. Mott, VINO secured an order from
ju,ilce Cullen 81 the Suprrne Court. remoylh me
ia the sessions. ON October -. MIX
,ns rearr,sted on the same charg" ana Wno again
rsk.u before Justice Augustine. Two rcputab" en-
z-us appeared give bail for a." prisoner hit ui'
u.iicc IL is sad. got out of the why AMI klnS was
obliged to remain In cUetOdy until Monday, "h'h H.
VA. once more taken before Jusir" Augustine, ana
without being afforded opportunity 10 b" r"pI'
-,ut,d counsel Hu'd 80 or stand conulUt'i
for nfty days Ia the cOtniy Jail, where lie Is ~
present.
I'm nrdavts which he made Yesterday In hibcas
ro,pils proceedings King alleges that there II Il con
.uii,cv between The Excise Commissioners AMI Justice
n. town election last spring lie refused {" support
,ugr. Inc for Justice. King has begun suit ipI
II OCO FOR malicious prosecution and fals" lupilsVi
mon, against Justice Augustine. and WILL through hl'
rnun-eI make application 10 the General Term iol
Justice Augustine, Impeachment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

THE TARIFF AND WAGES, No. 116.-With Demo.
cratic &c. tmony Mckinley prosperity from the
Rurcau of Labor Statistics and the Banking Depart'
rr.nt of thi, STATE. Price cent. 1000 copies 81
In lois Of 10000, $3.50 per 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

MR.. REDS SPEECHES. No. 11H.-speeches q
WhiteIaw Reid during the prcsent campaign
uage. OF the Weekly Tribune. I cent cop, l,OO'
copies $500. In lots Of 10000. 500 per l000'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

AFTER.DINNER sPEECHEs.-A handsome 49,
phIet Of ~ pages, cont lining the most e'oo"e"
enter ,ainjus dinner speeches and memorial, !,
dre.,e. of The pubic dinner. Of the winter oil io'
| ~ In New. York City. 2J cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

TRIBCNE WAR sTORIES.-A ma Rnncen colec'
zion of over 40 stories of the Civil War, written o'
actual participants. >omcof their tales are "'""'
the most thrilling aud pathetic which have oeen "
nj, priut. IO4 pages. !5ceni- a copy.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
No True Reciproeity.

The representatives of France and the United States have signed a reel procity treaty or agreement. What little trade than none but every one who understands anything of the pro- tective policy prevailing in both France and the United States knows that neither administration is in favor of a liberal interchange of domestic and foreign products; and that in this respect the Washington cabinet is even more obstructive than the Paris cabinet is a conclusion easily arrived at from considering the manufactur- ing skill and cheaper labor of France and the practically limitless market of the United States. But also on the other side there is an obstinate pro tectionism in the interest of the agri- cultural class. which keeps high duties on American and all other for eign farm and vineyard products, con- sequently there is an effort on each side to get here and there conces- sion; two or three articles admitted at lower rates of duty. Some trifling re- taxation of the tariff is allowed on one or more specified articles in the inter- est of producing and vendor class aided by the cries of hungry artisans on that side and the urgent demands of packers on this side.
 There is nothing in all this of the spirit of an earnest and comprehen- sive reciprocity for the general inter- est of consumers and of all classes of producers. There is a parade of re- ciprocity which may be of use to poli- ticians on the stump but no more of the fact than an exception in the in- terest of class. which makes the mass of grievous destruct on to reciprocal trade as startlingly distinct to the perception of intelligence as black cloud illuminated by single flash of electrical fluid. Out upon such noun tebank performances by political par ties that are sold wholly to the inter- ests which take profit by the practices of the highwayman. The good which they allow illustrates the greater evil winch they perpetuate. - Galveston News