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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
STRUCK on THE HEAD WITH 4 HdMNER
PROBABLY FATAL ENDING or A DRUNKEN
QUARREL.

PROBABLY FATAL ENDING or DRUNKEN
QUARREL.
Edmund Mcnamara. n y.uug lrishmau. WHO came
10 this city about eight month nso. IN ia"
Roosevelt Hospital Yesterday suffering from a fnc-
turc % the sku!l and ia danger 0f dying from the
injury. lli' as,ailaui, owen Clifford. under
arrest. Clifford has a wife and children ~ the base
mcnt Of the tenement house. No 229 West sixty
siXth-st. Mcnamara wen, 10 board With th- family
IN April several weeks later Ac expected 10
ccivc letter with money In H. ana nshrl The Cyris
10 be careful Of IL when II arrived. There was 10
money In the letter when he received II, aud he
accused the CllG0ris Of having opened the letter.
They denied II. On last Thursday another letter for
Mcnamara arrived. and Mrs. Clifford save II 10 hiu.
There money In that letter either ind
Mcnamara again accused the Cnnorls Of stealing tho
money. Both Clifford and Mcnamara drank liquor
freely sunday uig4t About midnight ", Nnmara
went to hs room ant began shouting tho Cifords.
Clifford ~hout'd back ~ the bp4rdrr ana went Into
the hall and dared Mcnamara 10 meet him there
The young lrisim1n lcii his and bit on the
head with an az" Or hammer which CNn0M had IN
III, hand. The blow ic~ Mcnamara - The nOOf
in-Pnsille. ChnpII hil the WEAPON and dM what Ae
could t. restore Mcnamara 10 ousucss and tri.h
10 patch up thc quarrel. lut as he could walk
ci.hth-,t. - make a complaint. lie sent 30 the
hospital There VA, depressed frIlcturr Ia Ills
skull where ~, soap had been hid open. ClirOD
when arrested later, -Ad hc had struck MCNHnaru
with "a mall hammer. lie held In a police
court to await tn result Of the young mans Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
SCHOOL TEACHERS ~ CONVENTION.

Asbury Park v. j.. Oct. II tSpcciab.-Neany 500
public teachers, comprising the Institute OF Mon
mouth and Mlddesex counties, met In Educational
Hall this afternoon. to participate In the threedays'
annual meeting of this BODY. Todays session opened
with prayer by the venerable DR.. Samuel Lockwood.
followed by an address of welcome by David Harvey,
tr OF the Ashury Park Beard OF Education which was
responded TO by Principal X. l.. Mccoy, OF the hra
puhlic school OF south Amb0y. After the roll-call
Professor A. q. Poland delivered an address on How
schools Can BE Made Better ana Professor E. W.
Mccain read paper on Mceoroogy In Public
Schools An address on ,"Whosc Fault Is III" by
Professor q. Co. Ryan. CITY superintendent Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
III, Drr1aBrs HE rs BEING PERsECUTED.

Alfonso voul,alrc, who declares that he Is being
norsocuted because he made public evidence showing
vibrations Of the Interstate Commerce law by big
railway companies on trial IN General Sessions
YESTERDAY The charge is forgery. ON March % he
nosscd a worthless check for $50 on Michael Dillon a
iiveryman at No. l5j East Thlry-hfth-s The check
WIS signed by T. s. Sade. whom VOullarc cannot
,r ,auce. The prosecutions clear. William
G.. Reddy attorney for tie prisoner said that You'll
Iarc had been employed by various big railroads as an
accountant In their claim departments. lie had OBJ
tanned documents showing that the roads were dis
terminating in favor OF big shippers. VOu1hire
had rbained employment fiom Edward Ii. Moslsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge McAdam in the Superior Court ye terlay handed
down decision ordering Civil Justice Murray 10 grant
Judgment Of disposesson in favor Of Charles F. Allen
against tenant who refused pay rent. Judge Nc.
Adam says In his opinion that Justice Murray neglected
70 perform Q judicial duty I'm adjournng summary pro.
ceedng for the alleged that the attorney who op.
ared had authority TO APPEAR for the plaintiff Judge
McAdom also scored William II. Secor for allegations
which he had put In his papers which the motion
made Judge McAdam struck these alleged scandaious
allegations out, his own motion.
George W. Quintard and George L. Weed, the assgees
Of the late John Roach. have practically wound up the
affairs OF the estate. and Judge iegerch the Court Of
Common Pleas, yesterday directed them 10 retain s7i
lG2 % rs their fees few items 10 be paid and
then the turned over BY tho asgnees 70
the executors OF the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
I NEV HOWE ron THE INSURANCE CLUB
TO OCCUPY PART or THE MUTUAL IrrE's NEW
BUILDING IL MEEHTY-sT.

TO OCCUPY PART or THE MUTUAL rrrE's NEW
BUILDING IL LIEEETY-sT
The GOVERNORS Of The Insurance Cab have secured
lease o. the two upper stories q the Mutual Life
Insurance Company's building In Llbery-st.
There will be- from Nassau. Cedar ana Liberty
sts and service OF express elevators. so that the
rooms can BE- reached quclly and conveniently. Thes"
floors viii afford abundant space and there VIII be
fitted up a rcception.room. library. smoknsrOon,
cafe public and private dlning-roomS. drssingrooinS
ana reception ard dining rooms for women. The
club viii have u garden on the roof whore luncheon
win be- served In the summer Il Is intended TO e.
up the clubrooms IN most handsome style.
Tho club was organized In Apf!l, 1890. after The
dcSliabillty OF having such organization OF In
surance men had been talked Of for several years.
The membership has grown 70 between 800 and 600.
There Will De- room in The new quarters for member
ship Of 1000, and the roll viii undoubtedly be III
creased 70 this number. The governors have recently
been authorized advance the Initiation Zee and they
expect TO do II bcof" many months. Possession viii
be taken Of the new home abou May l.
When the club was formed great difficulty was lad
In getting II suitable h0,lS" NO. u t,Naf-si vas
finally chosen In the absence OF something better.
/; Is a narrow old husiucS building. upon which n
good deal Of money spent 10 get II IN order. The
better place found. The club has been most
successfully managed by James a. silvcy, the prcsi
clubman Of experience. who Is chairman Of The
house committee. has spent end Of PALMS In box
Ing after me household Affairs Wallace ;. peck IS
Ncepr s!dcnt. W. H. Crous. scrrctnry. ard West
>nvcy. II. l.. Krycs. I. Il. Kennedy, West Pelloch.
Edmund d. D%ieh IT, Warren sac Randolph n,rry.
". H. Crolu, Clai", G. Little J. J. Courtney. David
Y. Swanson and Charles VI. Jcsup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
Spyp Ashore OFF MOSTlUK POINT

A. ,o.a, o'clock Yesterday morning the Ditch
plains Life saving station reported big ship ashore
og the outer edge OF the Shagwarm Reef. she was
hound UP the sound when she struck and the Dl'ch
plains Life Saving stations crew at once went OUT 10
her shagwarm Reef Is bad place. OH Moh'auh
Point. Later in the day j. r. whitney co. oi uiis
,, r.ceved telegram stating that the ship was the
british full rugged ship Joseph for which they are
agents. The Joseph bound out with 9ooo
barrels Of petroleum and 1000 cases OF gasoline
which was valued at 100000. The Joseph was built
I'm 1876 Is vessel Of 1884 tons, is 2lo feet long
Al feet beam and 90 feet deep. Later In The day
The agents received dispatch saying that the crew
of the vessel had been taken on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
WAR MATTERS IN VENEZtELA.
GENERAL CRFsPos VICTORIES HAVE DhNoRAh
lied TIE GOVERNMENT PARTY


lied TIE GOVERNMENT PARTY.
Tho recent developments in the fighting f"pupho "a
Venezuela have not been productive OF 10Y u''o'"neu
or,onO the friends and adhcrcnts Oh the oIu "''O'"
,ort The victories of General Cr,spO ule h""cT VI
,ho revolutionsts have demoralzed them ana uI'S
hove virtually given up the fight. AZ me NeA'A'ei""
,ousul,s Office his representatives. nave anahu'noN
,,o nocy which they hitherto pursued OF CUNNING
,.,c,nries for the Government everywhere Inc NV'I
pi,s representative yesterday said that sch" b"cV
peroza who was the Minister from venezuela 10 INC
Tinted states lad rendered Ills res ea'lo anu 'n'' "
had sent a letter TO that eject to N"hczucn OS '"e
Pod u Line steamship Venezuela which saiIel II It"
davs oco The President of Venezuela ana nj '"lpi'
have written that they intended 10 leave The country
for Martinique The steamship south Prilhhd' INC
calling of which from this port with arms iOI inc
ravohtionists aroused 50 much discussion recently
,vas rcported as having arrived mt the island OF Iih
dad some time ago. and she had 10 doubt gone 10 inc
mort Of La Cirayra with her arms, ana delivered uch
10 tho revOluuOnists.
The Consuls representative said, however mat Only
.bout onefourth part Of the country was In TIE hhhds
~ the revolutionists but the portion they held was
tho most valuable and the richest part OF the republic
,Io said that the Government forces Sill held Mara
cabo and several other ports OF entry tna' "cherd'
r,ra.nct, was at Nlaracabo with 1000 troops, and
General Monagos was NJ Barcelona with 3Voo troops.
In ed that the United States Government had rccog-
nlzed the Government party, but That the present
Consul would continue to hold bis ONCE uh he was
formally dcposed. The Minister also would continue
- eu his Mace until his successor arrived. Who Will
~ cnncd tbrm * moi vet generally known According
90 tho laws Of 1873 Of the country, no man engaged
in any other business Is eligible to either ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
Johdnni5

secretary Of tie Interstate Commerce Commission In
Washington, for whom he worried up Cases against
ral!rNds.
Noailaire. tie lawyer said, discharged frT
drunkenness. aid then sold Information about the
alleged violations ~ the law TO various newspapers.
Mr.. Kcddy ini.m"t,d that these rods were h3undng
the informant. several railroad men, called by the
defence gave Won arc bad rcpnjatc The prisoner
took the stand and said tlnt Ar received the c!e"h
from T. :. Sade through james Mason. friend. but
didn't krow where either was. James ". Slaf!t,
who Is empo, cd I'm the paper Office where NOu.lare
he met Sadc. testified that ~ MOI The man
who signed the check. The tIial will be finished
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
MINISTER'S FOR POLITICAL FQT Atty.

Minneapolis sfinn. Oct. 1.-THE attendance 10 Gay
at the National Congregational Council was muen
larger than coud have been expected pr the CLOSING
session A resolution In rcrnrd 70 the colo'ah people
was introduced and adop.ed deplonng the continuance
II lawless spirit and acts Of violence In many parts
II the South If which they the direct Victims ana
demanding that every citizen shall have the right 70
east fun bnllot and have that ballot counted ~
east, without dis inction of race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
QUESTION OF POSITION on TIE BALLOT.

- Paul oct. 1.-THE mandamns proceedings be-
,or Iudr, Drill OF the District Court, by which the
Democratic State Central Committee seek - compel
H.. Secretary of State to place the Peoples party
electors whom they have indOrcd, with the other
democratic ~ well with the Popust electors on
tho bnll,.- came mp for hearing to-day. me at'or
ncys for secretary of state Brown waived the question
OF jurisdiction, but the attorneys for the D'ocralo
Committee argued at somc length that the conrt had
iuri.d Icton Attorney FlandIcau argued that III" Pc
culinr grouping Of the electoral nominees. as made
bv secretary Brown. nothing less In effect than
10 prevent many citizens from exercising The franchise
Attorney General Clapp took up the law ana main
toincd that an executive officer was exempt from
judicial Interference In the Performance OF his duties.
II the court desired TO assume jurisdiction, Mr. Capp
eoid hc woud then discuss the merits OF the case ut
greater length. The court announced that decision
rs 10 It's Jurisdiction would BE- rendered tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
or-iRtyTJyF ENFORCED AT CUBAN PORTS.

The steamship Kong Erode. which arrived here yes
terday, reported that She was ordered OUTSIDE Oh '
harbor at Saga when she arrived there from Havana
and she was held In Quarantine for thirty hours be-
fore being boarded by Quarantine officers. She was
then ordered to remain In Quarantine below Havana
for seven dayS the total quarantine expenses amount
ing TO SAG while at customs ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

Tho registration Las Tuesday was smaller than tbets
the frat dny for registration four ago. Its tho
du,x of every Republican that the loss IL hand
somely mnde up tomorrow. DO not negicc' tn's
du,v. II YOU have Registered do 80 wifhosi iai
,onorrow n YOU hive registered see TO II the
xovr friend. do the same. 10 fail to do your duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
HALL. POYS ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

The fourth hallboys Of the Hotel NOr7nsndic, who
were arrested for robbiDg the rooms OF guests were
taken 10 the Jefferson Market Court Yesterday. William
p Newell clerk at the hotel. charged William l..
Dowd. nineteen years Old OF No. 1873 West Thirty
sevepth.st with stealing $40 pair OF seevebnttons
from the room of Thomas A. Butler. william +.
Fields was accused of stealing iewelry from the room
nj Mrs j. d. johnson. Henry Walker, Of No. 20S
,,eat Thirty .fffh-st and George Stone. Of No. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
PLANS OF TIE PRINCETON REPUBLICANS

Princeton, y. j., oct. II SpeciaD.-Another entfn'
-lastlc meeting OF the College Republican Club was
held this evening. at which It was announced that
William A. Mott Of Newark viii address the club on
Wednesday, October 90 Later Mr. Kean, the Re
publican nominee for Governor, and Mr. Murphy,
chairman of the Republican State Committee Will ap
urar bpicN the CLUB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
NAILS AND cAE,o sRorGHr BACK TO yEw-YcRE.

The steamship A,ene, which arrived here yes'er
day. reported that by order OF the Government VI
the Republic OF Colombia all fhe ports OF tha' country
had heen closed when she arrived there on September
81 IN quarantine against cholera. The Aene was
nor allowed even TO anchor of the ports. and was
ordered to sea at once No cargo could therefore be
landed and the consequence was that 5ls9 packages
of merchondse and forty-two bags OF mall have been
brought back TO New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
TIE MAN THEY WANT TO TRY rs IN LONDON

Thomas r. Chace. OF Providence, was inaleted
o,.ven months ago for smuggling opium. lie was
arrested In the Aston House having 100 pounos y.
the drug In his trunk. When his case WIS '"
a.,,,dsY In Tho limited States Circuit Court, Daniel
HTonncil his LAWYER calmly announced that chace
uas In London. Mr. OConnell seemed to feei ~ ~ =
hardship to be compelled 30 cable ior ms oue"' '~
Judge bcnodict set the case for octcoer 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
Christian EYDElvOAS TO MEET.

Iinghamton y. Y, oct. 1.-THE seventh annual
State convention Of the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Societies viii meet In this city tomorrow for
a Two DAYS session. Three thousand delegates mniy
OF whom arrived today, Will be- pre- cnt. Ira d.
sankcy will conduct the singing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
DEMOCRATS LIE ABOUT JUDGE GRESHAM. TOO

Port Townsend, WASH, Oct 1s.-Judge W. H.
CalAlns formerly Of Indiana, has received letter
rom Judge Walter O. Gresham saying that the state
rnents that he would vote the Democratic ticket and
take the stump against Harrison were made wholly
,liholt his authority. He says the statements are
unauthorized and purely gratutous."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

Brunswick, followed. The evening session was de.
voted to routine work. the report Of the Library Com.
mittee, and five minute talks by DR.. Lockwood, w. W.
Warner. Professor J. Enhght and Professor J. n.
RalstOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
DECLINING A DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

Norwich, y. Y, oct I'D. W. Holmes, who was
nomlun,rd for Congress from this, the XVIII Dis
tiict. BY the Democrats october 10 has declined
the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
Investigate it at tho
Madison Square Garden

tional and State ticket. George G.. Smith, OF Lake
wood. wns nominated for state Senator, and John
l.. IuXtOn. Of Little Egg llarbor, for Member OF AS
sembly senator John J. Gardner. the Cong ess onal
candidate addressed the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
.,,o,, ~ u c>trTu on TRIAL FOR IIERESf.

Cincinnati oct. little trial OF the Kew, nci"y
prosorved smith. professor Of Greek and Hebrew III
Lane Theological Seminary. accused Of 'eaclhs nc'o[
zeal doctrines began to-day. lie Is aTo charFu WIN
faIn,r, TO carry on, the Obligation Imposed upon i"'
whom ne was ordained minister OF INC iI'9o'
teran Church. The Presbytery nAeu iou' "0~"'
'V' ~, .Ir, 10 ans,yer or plead 10 the charges.
~, .o ~ nr smith IS similar 20 that OF Dr. BrlsE7'
aud differ, from it In only one or two csSehu'i p'
,ic,Ior. Professor smith will conduct hS own cas-
Ne says that he vii! resist the ehor' TO conV'' '."
-, boresy although he intlmated the chances "eir
Vi nei' Rim The matter said lie, win tuIn on
aeias. ,r''c,i ion Of what IS meant By Ia" WON ol
f..I1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
THIS DEMOCRAT HATES FREE TRADE

THE HANDS OF ENGLAND
John Joseph Mcbride an exile from Ireland on ac'
count II his efforts for Home Rule. and to whom the
Mayor OF Rochester aud Albany have presented ue
freedom Of their cities III appreciation oil MS "orA'
IA. Written the following letter Ia President HARRISON
,dvtuc M, reason, why though formerly Il Democrat
he is determined 70 stand b. the protective policy Oh
America:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

You would not suspect it
from the taste; there is cod
liver oil in SCOTS Emulsion.
1t looks like cream; it is
like cream. Cream is bits of
butter covered with some
thing else-you do not taste
the butter. SCOTS Emulsion
is drops Of cod-liver oil GOV.
cred with glycerine.
Cream is an easier food
than butter, because it is in
bits. SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil made easy; the
drops are invisibly fine; they
do NOT resist digestion.
Will you read a book on
it? Free.
SCOTT Bowsr. Chemists, -, South 9Th Avenu.,
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod.liver
oa"ali druggists everywhere 90. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

East Thlrv-fourih-st. wsre charged with stean,nG
irwelry from the rooms orc G. Tcf, Of leNt Nciic'
q Co. The boys ali pleaded guilty, and were COM
mittcd IN default OF $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

In this city. where Nfr. Blaine says. "morr men
get their living from pursuits protected by the tariff
than from any other source" there must be the
hcnrticst response the cn of the Rcpu blicnn rnrfy
which IL pledged project American industries. 60
TO the polling places Tomorrow md make sure OF
your protect Yourselves against Free Trnd-!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

The registration in this city on last Tuesday WINS
g. 900 under TINT the first day four years The
Tnmnnny leaders snid that the Republicans did not
come out. show them that the Republicans will come
out by re Clustering to. morrow!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

Lakewood ~ j.. oct. II SpccaD.-The Ocean
Comfy Republicans In convention at Toms River TO-
day made Of the strongest tickets they have made
In several years, and the prediction now Is that the
county will give Il round 900 majority for the Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

VIp the Hudson IN the morning by newborn zen
tral-a delightful ride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
COURT OF APPEALS DAY CALENDAR.

Albany. Oc:. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals day calendas
for tOmorw is Nos. 1884, 81. as so. 81, 81 IS aud w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

n Y. Ice Co., ~ Washington Sc,
Iiygea lee. Clean, pure aud nice.
Irnm di-ulled water thrice Iltored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
TIE VOTERS ALL REGISTERED IN MONTANA.

TIE VOTERS ALL REGISTERED IN MONTANA
St. Paul. oct. II (spcciaD.-R"gstratlon In Montana
closed Mt 10 O'Clock saturday night. and under the
stnte law no one can vote next month unless regis
tered 80 the campaign workers now nave their
hearings The total registration In the state Is
about 10000 In the populous centres almost the
t,I voting strength Is registered, but this Is not
,re OF thu range counties There are several local.
Tie, I'm which n voter would have to ride or drive
n,llv sevcnty.iive miles 10 register, and many OF
thcn were unable Ia take the time to make the trip
As election day approaches politics ar" more ana
more los, sight o. ana attention Is centred on the
n,s,o, Gcht THIS latter contest Is narrowing down
IN Helena and Anaconda, though Butte, Great FAILS
aud Bozcman will each get some votes Helena wns
frat in th, field and has her campaign well orglnlled
hut Nnrcu. Daly Is credited with "a" lhni'lph OF
ncuGiny 5000 600 to capture the prize for his toWI
tnn,ondn and that sum of money may accomplish
wonders The leaders OF both parties claim the stat'.
I'm Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

BENJAMIN Harrison. Prtsi,icnt.

Sir: Four year, aso / wrote you. stating mat
although 1 was "a Democrat woud support Solr
csnddacy because ! believed In iUt'cuon ana Wus
convinced that Fee Trade would run me i,u"S
AT thn country. III" cause OF Protection Wa ui''n
triumpilautly Nindlcttcd ut the polls ana o"'On
democracy again this year makes the same lSSu' vuN
more pronounced than ever before Ia the liS'VS o' w.
county declaring that tnrn legislation io' fro'''"'"
Is unconstitutional. - - ., o..,s,
am again determined TO do what ! can 70 aS. .1
the Republican p;rty. | have no sympathy WIN the
Englsh Free Trade ticket ahd PLATFORM OF p'mV
Tins year. | am heart and soul f2i me amer, Hlncii
can policy OF Protection Reciprocity ana SOUND Aoh'l
Your Administration has been ndn.riDl' ana naN
Sustained the National dignity Al HON" ana h1th'a.
our lag l. respected throughout Inc worm , a'1
proud OF your position In reference 10 iela'u; y
If my biith and yonr hearty approval VI 'H"tto
Home Rule policy for Ireland. Your nam" hel,.
d,nr IN The hearts Of Thousands upon thousands oi
I,i.huen and know We shall not be found %nh,
INC when The time for dcisJn comes. whch choloe
- n Pre- sidcnt for our Nation shah b. made -
You may b. assured OF the active support OF az
,rne liberty loving instantaneous. Tnoi hay. no
usc for England or her policy. Tie ohly 'hls
they have ever hni from England wa, oppreS SON al
hry feel that II they support the Free Trade party
thcy Will have oppression here" . ,.,,.,
" God blcss nv adopted country AMI the President
-, ~" t"itc, stntrs JOHN JOSEPH Mcbride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

Those Republicans who failed foreFsicr '",t i"es
doy should under no circumstances ne9rr' '"', "",
' ,, I, 4. an imperative duty. III You do not
800 xou cannot vote. DO not lose ,o"r wore oy
nsslec,ine TO register. Register morrow ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

Actiyc md widc.awnkc Republicans will not be con-
toni with simply registering themselves to.morro"
49,, ,ev cell, sir M their careless Republican nrl.
bor. md friends md take them along The polling
uIoces will be open from II. IN. TO D. M In all the
.,ectou districts Of New York and Brooklyn IL you
fniI 10 register you cannot vote on November -
Register to morrow!