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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

GEAS0NABLE THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
y TiIEM.-We would like TO say a few words
to supply the wants and demands of our grow
ing trade, for all kinds, grades and textures of
black dress material for the fall Of i92. Whilst
we've ALWAYS tried hard to please our trade, vet
this fall we have taken unusual pains and put
dorth our best energeties in making choice Sc
Aections and securing thelatest styles and tex
lures I'M the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been I'M vain, for we can offer you
many special Inducements and give you some
rare bargains In Black Silks, HenFiettes. Cash
nefes Serges Broadcloths. Ores DeLyon, Liss-
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased TO show You our large assert
ment of these goods, and also a great variety of
trimming which have just come ont hisseason
Respectfully,
EMMETT 4 FIERY. c
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KJlHESE PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
1 Some bargains in Mems and Boys Boots
Winter Shoes. Mems heavy boots, hfgh-top,
solid double soles and counters, S200 Mems
hightop, double lined, genuine Oyster Boot y,
* Mems full-stock, hand made boot, s2.3o.
Mems firstclass gum boot. Sa25 Boys boots.
highcut, solid soles and counters, 81 a5. Nom
ems genuine oil grain or Pebble goat best IN
coat, S1.OO ChiIdren's oil grain or pebble goat,
$751; FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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DRoF. +. A. Urso, R. Frank Bars piano tuner,
will be here on Nov. 25th Prof AZ an ex-
pert and is highly recommended by Chickering
Sons. also by Mr.. Barr. Leave your orders AZ
Bars Music Store. il@iots
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

CtHATNCY DEPEW SAYS the British Throne
4 would not survive one Bad King.
BROWN THE C0NFECTI0NER Is conident
that no nation and no business can survive 4
bad manager. BY careful attention any pnsi'
ness. ,1 -.
WILL SURVIVE the poorly conducted con.
Germs. Therefore BROWN is cautions to Keep
his stock fresh and modern.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

HAVE yeu looked over your wardrobe TO see
III if any of your winter garments need clean
mr. or dyeingY such work is nicely done by u
C5RDN ar near wooden mill. Gloves, slippers,
neekwear &c. beautifully cleaned.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

AID Winter Excursion 800 genuine 81 Seal
M Mnffs tor Si, 80 f Ugh SE E. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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NOR SALF--T,vo houses anllots at bargain.
one ST5e. the other $3.50, VIII soon pay
for themselves through the Building Associ +.
ton See, j. II. BRISTOR. ll-Soit'
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

MID Winter Excursion. 500 genuine ~ seal
& lN Muffs for 81 80, 81 GIiSE e. tiERRlAtineA
door Geo Mann sTonsorial Emporium
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MID Winter Excnrsion.-5o0 genuine " seal
deer Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium. -,
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r,otr,lD On 1,ues4.ay nfrht, on Queen street
II n watch owner can have same by Calling
ii TnR MoRID office, and paying the cost q inns
notice. lt7~oAt
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HILMER'S China Hall on King street, for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
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DICK1NICK-N0TIS.- You can buy silk NIT! i
1 worth 25 cents foEr15 cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth - cents for
10 cents. t@
You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
II HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury x x Best
III Flour, VIII sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me a j. shy
DER. Agent. 9-1-8m.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

4 HANDSOME LINE Of Misses high cut
"A Spring Heel Shoes at FIERT's SHOE STORE.
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TRUNK SALE.-Great slaughter Sale, Of
Trunks, think of good Trunks only $1.9S at
C.P. HERRINGS Cash House.
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NOR SALE.-Good buggy and set new har
= 4 1f-1S-1mon.
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NOR SALE.-A . Story Brick dwelling, on
T. Maple avenue. For price and terms, see
Y. POOLE Attorney. l0-2f-1m.s
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THE wonLD al 10 cents per week.
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UILMER,s China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Ghinas.
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yXTEHAVE secured Miss j. T. Hopes OF Bal
wv timore city to take charge OF our MILF
merry Department this season. Miss Hoopes
came TO us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable millner trade of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to betgratihed az
the success of-this branch of our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock Of millinery and develop this de-
partment. as much as possible. Miss Hopes
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock Of millinery and will have it marked
and on sale bvSept. 18th. EaMERT n FIERY.
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r oDGING.-F Furnished rooms for single gen
Ia tleman Apply at this Office. ll-ls-1wk
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TnE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

HILMER'S China Hall on King street, FOL
n beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets. -
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HILMERS's China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful, Glassware.
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II FAVE your orders for your Thanksgiyinsrs
81 turkey, choice Dressed poultry,an and 0ysteEsI
with me- am handling a good brand and VIII
r. j. ALLEN.
Cafe and Lunch room, under Fellows Opera
Honse 11-I5-St.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
III on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think Of good ladies vest for
25cA EMMERr Il FIEEYs
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IL LINERS China Hall on King street. FOR all
IN kinds Of dishes. &C,
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FTlRY Louis Bells new barber He's dandy
I0-29-imo.
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MENS SHIRT SALE.-500 men worrying shirts
WI worth 90 cents now % cents.
80 Boys working shirts worth s. cents now
% cents M
800 boys waist percale worth 20 cents now
% cents.
80 ladies' blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
cents at G. p. HERRING Net spot Cash House.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-28

A TsAH BARGAIN.--A handsome g. Clarinet
N concert piteh-good as new at doe Mess
mans.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from s5 cents.to S3.so at'D NJ
KiLhER'S, on Kiug street.
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NTOW Is YOUR CHANCE to get first. class
IN chjIdrer,'s school shoes at FIERY's SHoE
sToRE Every pair guaranteed TO give satisfac-
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A HANDSOME line Of Mems Fine Dress Shoes
FiERY's SHOE STORE.
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so STIY FOR BFRrON {. WEBSER.


JUSTICE PATTERSON ALSO RTrUsES r ADMIT
THE SLAYER OF GOODWIN To Ell.
Justice Patterson. In the supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday refused to grant say In !" cnS" Of
Eur'on C. Webster. who convicted Of mnSiaugh''f
IN The first degree Tor the hilng 81 Charts +. Coed
win. He also refused 20 admit webster fbail' snNin'
.hat on the evidence whlca brought ont Mt III"
trial Webster might have been conyic~ ~ NOR"
,.rou, crime than the Of which tn i"ry i"nnd
him gully. The opinion OF Justice PIT 'r'on r'ads
IN part n follows:
have listened to an extended and vry able arfl
ment hy thc prisoners counsel and In onsePh"nr" o.
ihc earn,,tncss vi p which The appleton has been
urged have gone over ~ the grouns carefully ana
critically ard reached thr concludo that no such
reasonable doubt exists would auiorz" the grant
Ing 81 the Application.
without commenting gpeciacan' upon The assign
mrnis Of IT, the rul;n; 9th" lerrned Judg"
~ the trial evidence. and witch are made tne
subject Of exception. f. win T. sufficient Tor tn"
pnrp. .c, ~ Ms mothn 20 sar nat DO not think
any ~ them ar. open 10 sud- ''asonnMe doub rs
would Justify an interference With O." cour,e ~ justice
Tie contention ns 10 tl" dul,,lon ~ N" photograph
AMI n. ~ the railing. c.u~rsins the witnc., Rom"nc.
are I'm my judgment. Toi well 'ouud'f IT," greatest
-freN. laid IN the argument ~ fe learned counsel 'pr
ne 3-l onr- - the Irrudicnl error - 'hc JUDGE
presiding q thc trial Mn respect TO dying dccara
ton.. i,Y II .rofn. tome to De- perfectly clear from
The whole testimony ppncamc 10 That mnu"r, That
IF ne. time the decinrion. made the deceased
not ouiy believed hcvaS diving hut That me cN
pr,. SION. Lc ls,d ~ Tich character ~ would
necessarily exclud" ny othc~ view 81 the subject
than hat at tNo I'm De- made hem he believed he
W., In ,Nircni, nnc that j." had not tn" slightest
hon. oi recovery.
When II comes trfhc consideration OF 'Nr judge :
charge. there are expression, contained therein when,
taken separately and without reference To Grlr con
toyt and % 'he sri'iurc ~ the Who'll" charge. MAJ
l open to verbal crbcism and give ris" " Ingenious
comment bui when tr whole cihTgr j. 'nh'h ns",h'r
II T. eyld.n, tla, ~ case put before the jury
I'm a very calm IMPARTIAL and clear way. and hat
Tie objections now iAdc ~ Il are taken TO Isolated
nhra,cs extracted 'ith saill. but which when con
.ldrrrd with tAr vlolc SOpe ~ III" chnrge conld
not vi lin ary reasonable probability. have made
en- impression rpon the jury adverse 10 the prisoner
and there does appear 10 he an exception taken
% them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
cOrRr MARITAL 1T THr NAVY YirD.

A general court martial assembled In building No
I'm the Navy Yard Yesterday at II O'Clock. Inc
board consists OF Captain Potter. of the Minnesota
president Ieutcannts Spcycrs, Briggs Hodges. Ian
nun and Lnus,lalc. Ensign Van Duzcr, gnd Lieutenant
citl.r irgr advocate. After assembling the court
look up tlc trinl 0f the case of Mate Lawrence II.
Gallagher who Is charged with intoXcaon and neglect
Of duty While the cholera quarantine station. In
the Lower Bay, The mont NANTUCKET. The
inter had 10 be oi'!c nj reported IN the ships log.
and then a report sent 10 Secretary Tracy, who
ordered n court martini. Mate GALLAGHER pleaded
guilty Of the charge before the court Yesterday ana
thc court made it, decision to sentence aud sent
the record, To- Washington Then II adjourned 10
await action Of the revising authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme coucnerl IcrI,stOre Van Bluns q
nrrcn a Barrett J-Mo"~
canGar esGi at cCi Ssrm-par I-Detoe Ingrahsn
J-S%d. ics. 3D. 933 ~? 1896 foi' 1919 SO' i''i'
1850 i5o: IdSs .Ss , l'@ T.rmpar. 1pcre.s Truck
;,s is, 40 81. i iSs 1881 1885, So :S ST.
c%rs. soi Ssso Df 49, s1tG 49, 49,
1922 iS7s o a2 Part before Andrews Gases fro"
rag cntut cop a tS sac 1 t% from
, sSrrSsa To- sS S"sr' M ~ Wu q Mary 10 s,m M
Tor DrSGa'f nal, % Of kate nsf Moc.cn Esc Msn.,,
ard Ir%sa 10 m p, hSse'J joan oaH Soole
McFyoy' Catharinc Jordan 10 30 a; m anti, o.,oba
,o",iAol f,as-''c'ria Term Nu''"'"'
20 Common pcn,-speclal Term-BoiOro Geserieh. j.
NC c"%%on plca,-Equty Term-Bc'Ore Pryor ia"
o" qsno S1 Sas-slal rerppnrt InetOrc Day as "a
~ 5os So ga "a 81 g. 81 81 SIS SIS $50 SOL
s So o66 o7i COS COS oi4. 1871. Oh 92I poox
s'V to@@on ilcas-rral rcrm-part Ii-Be'O'O "''~
S'' Common rieis-irsl Trm-rrt IrBetOre Biscn0a
Scs: $Ssssss ss ss
~y SSi%,or cour,E Equity Term Before N'Aa''' '
ae ~ '' Bt.rss s s,Ss ~.
C. JNos 1922 1879 1884, lG?s t, ~ iG sS scd1.
J-Nos ess 1917, 1925. 1900 1902 1901 io'o' --0''
i-SS rcr,or conr.Tr.l TcrrPnrt III-Detore Dus"
leos 1874 S.e lG dr. Ssg s" iJJMcoaA
civ Cour,rai Termpsr, e'f or Enr PHI sos ss.
SS' sos Gs s Sss s6 o Cos $50 500 al: SIS s s'
Sc 81: $40 go: 81 sI2 sss Sewburgcr j.
cry "a Go JIG tSi, ioo, 500 $685. $50 S~
s t ESQ., s-H VI 81 :Ds 1850.
Nos s Ss7 s 80 ~ - 81 10 $40 a SEQ 90.
civ tourt-Trial rerm-Part iN-btore M'""'
~ 81 !, 81 sco 81 $ 81 - -ncs GOWNS a.
nd ,:sst.nt District Attorney Macdona-Nos " o. "
cluslNc. H., reforc Smyth "
and Assstan, district Attorney Wcek.-No ,,,ne j.
aha 80, ., General scssnns-Pars IiIBefoN Mar''n0
.,t ,ssistsnt District Attorney Davis-So' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

conoraI dnhil,y indigestion and weakness.
There are thousands of women in the lntcd
states in a similar condition. Can't sleep.
Cannot retain food Beauty spoiled. LOOKS
old before thirty. :... r.L.r,
Uof1's i,al. Extract which has attlined a wo! Id
wide reputation for its, beneficial effects. IN
building up weakened constitution. 1T Is
uscd nv the first ladies in the land. by crowned
heads abroad. 1t is in daily use by the Courts
of Germany and Austria. and recognm as inc
hest nutriri,c mic and diotctic table beverage
for invalids and dyspcpticS. .,
Lots of counicrfits on the market. AVold
them they arc dangerous.
The genuine has the signature Of g Johann
Hof" on the neck of every bottle.
Eisncr & Mcn(elSon Co.. New cK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
THE COURTS.
RIl,s OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Caldwell and Burnham yesterday recovered verdict fof
600 from vanderbilt Acn IN the superior COURT neior
tuey. Duyro The .u!t On two promissory notes,
vh,c, Allen gave The plaintiffs In settling Up cie
.ra,. ot the nyrn Burnham Alien. Inc dennco
"a, I'm, Tho notes had been given without con'd fton
,v,c. patterson in the supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday HANDED decision In which No expresses
hus,N As .atl-nei that the suit which Hayes "'en
,nh h-on,ht rr Samuel Stillcr and his wife asaihss
un,v ,iot,lteh lawyer. to recover sfme properly i.
,o,fac,ly prop,r The justice" IN - former opnioh' s
,,o, h wanted TO .e lawyers FOR the reason 'hss
.o,,h y,. charged with and he rade no answer
., ,ne suit The lawyers have since explained ana IN
,,ao, is satl, fled teat everything Is AL ri1hI
, Jury in the Superior Court yesterday Drought IN
+, -, =. o5o a.anst the Elevated Railroad Company
and In favor OF Thouss J. Butler. for INJURIES ca"D
pu,ler.. wifi, by guard the railroad IN s'amm'hs
gate AGAINST her when she tried to get on 'an'' %
.ccioen, occurred in october. 1851 Gilbert d. hA"'
-.n,o.en,ed the plaintiff aid in'" Rap'''o r.ps.
.ent.d the company. This suit wa oy he hoso'. ~.
~, o.s Of the services Of his wife In consequence VI @
occiaent The suit Of the wife will be tied IN ' 's"'
court In a short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
HE SAYS HE DID 1T IN SELF-DEFENSE.
A MAN KILL! ANOTHER IN THE STREET WITH
BIOW FROM HIS FIST.

A
Policeman Morris, OF the West Twentiethst spuao'
hoard n woman screaming in Seventhave., near
Twenty lrst-st late on sunday night and found Will
lam O'Connor OF No. 233 West scventeenth-st, lying
InsensIbe on the sidewalk. Mrs. o'Connor was bend
ing over her husband ne said he had been assaulted
by a stranger who had run away. Two men VINO ma
seen the assault orrObOratcd her story Morris sent
for nm ambulance which carried O'Connor TO the New
York Hospital The surgeons iouhd tlnt oto""n
skull was fractured. lie died at i 80 a. N. yes'er
dny without recovering consciousness. shoruy De-
fore he died his assailant was ARRESTED. Pohceman
Cuslcl found the man asleep and apparently unaer
the influence OF liqujr In the hallway OF the buoihs
No. lis scventhave The prisoner saio ne was
Frank Donohuc driver OF an express wagon, ana had
LODGED lately nj the Washington House, In hAs
Twenty.thlrd ST. lie IL nineteen years Oh.
When asked about the assault on OConnor' Doho
hue said he did not know the man, but hao h'och'u
him down in sclfdcfensc. Orcnnor and MS WIG
rere drink he said and attracted the attention OF
men I'm the street, who jeered at them.
THE woman ran ut me and struck me In the faee'
DonohIc said and then her man also attacked me-
b,t him on the nose and he fell 80 that hs head
y,ruc, tho curlystone | had thought OF hurting
AIM
Mrs Otonnor said she and her husband were On
thcir way home when Donohue ran up behind them
ard knocked her husband down. OConnors sKun
v,s fractured BY striking the curbstcne when he ien
Donohue was locked up in the Tombs to await the
result of a coroner's investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
SLFFERINL IND DEATH AT SEA.
TWO MsnIrs PAS; THE MOST URGENT DIS
TGEsS SIGNAL OF THE CODE.

TIM. strange troplcai disease. bcn-bcrl, which
mnlrs biz strong men helpless children, causing
their limbs - swell TO huge proportions hadc inc
VOYAGE Of the Nova scotan bark, Ii. H. Cam whch
anchored IN this Larbor on Sunday. after beng out
40 Gavs from IloilO. In the Philippine Islands ONO
OF hardship am great suffering. captain DuIAcc
came ashore yesterday morning and told the story
of the trip. The II. D. Cam sailed from the Philip'
pine Islands with crew Of fifteen men and she
was loaded with sugar In the crude state. When the
bark was about two weeks out water got into INC
hold and the sugar began to fcrment The strong
curious and stiGns fumes rrncatcd the VcsSci ana
ON the twentieth day out bcif bcri appeared among
tle crew The men would first complain OF feel
ng of astude and general Illness then suddenly their
legs and arms would swell up to enormous proper
ions the swelling becoming 30 great ut times that
the skin wold burst Those ATTACKED are OF course.
rcndcicd utterly helpless by the MALAY and must
he nur,cd ard fcd like children. II the disease Is
not chccAci attacks the vital portions Of the body
and the result l. death after frish,ful suffering.
After the first case appeared the bark the
pr0grcs, Of the sicucss was rapid, and at last only
the captain and one man remained well Two OF
the men dc1 Thomas Russell, seaman. on >cpiem-
tcr % and John Nugent. carpenter. on October 8.
yvcn fine capiaI's dog seized with the disease.
30 sichcnng did the fumes OF the sugar become that
II WAS almost impossible for II man to stand AT the
wheel. LCcki,y the bark did not experience heavy
weather. Had IL become necessary To- take In sail
II would have been necessary 10 cut them away, Tor
the two men could not take them IN alone. 80 they
worked along slowly. sailing the bark by turns, I'M
III she got OF thu Virginia amos Then. besides
sickness famine began 10 threaten, for the provisions
were running low. rlev sighted Pass"i1cr steam
snip going s0utl and up Il signal hrne on
board The signal was not answered. Ilcn an
other steamship passed them and they raised, In al
dtion 10 the famine" signal. tbr Union Jack upside
down. the most pressing call for help Ia the naval
code. But neither steamship pnid any attention
ON the next morning they ate the last food and
during that night made oaly seventeen knots. II
being calm they could not get any nearer to land
and ,hev suffered starvation within sight OF shore
Iut the Ourruch Life saving crew had signalcd Ia
| Norfolk. Va. that Il bark in distress OF shore
and the wIcching tug Rescue came out 10 save them
When she In sight the captains shrcwdncss
caused him 10 reflect that The tug would probably
charge big price II 1t was suspected that he needed
help as badly n he did. he hastily lowered his
| signals ordered nll who able 10 work on deck
cleaned up what he could, and when he was hailed
| by the tag replied indnerenuy that he didn't care
whether he tOwcd In or not. The consequence
WAS that the deceived captain OF The tug came down
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THESE WILL ADVISE THE VOTERS.
LAWYERS VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES n TIE
REPUBLICAN CAU.E

REPUBLICAN CAC-F.
r-pon reouost OF the National Republican Com
mittee the campaign committee Of the RopAD'lc'n
Club OF the City OF New. York has secured corps ="
wen-known and competent lawyers to advi'' me
voters ms 10 their rights ami protect their Interests
In tho courts II necessary The men whose names
are gwen herewith have volunteered their services,
and stand ready 10 prosecute an. offenders AGAINST
the election laws the desire Of the cub H"a TIE Ma
tional Committee being to secure perfectly Eoh'*'
election and 70 prevent AL fraud. They Will advise
the National state and county committees upon any
legal questions which may arise. 1eVcra OF thciA
VIII lc at the Republican Club, No $50 Fifth-ave.
every evening from now until after election to an
swcr any questions give any advice which the
electors NAY require MS TO their rights and their inter
rretation OF the elect laws These their names
William b. EVar;s - Wall-st.; william il. Ar
noux ~ wast.: Elihu Root. SO Nas'au-st: Bart
lett Wilson & Hayden. IS Walst.; Daniel G. Rol-
iins, 81 Nassau ST.: Noah Davis. Wall ST.. George
Bliss 100 broadway. Cephas Branerd 40 C"dar-s'. ;
Edward Lautertach 100 Broadway Charles A. Fam
mcr. Gao Broadway r. b. Iiinsdaie. 1872 broadway d.
Granville =. Ilawcs. 80 wall+st.; Myers. lsaacs'
lI5 Broadvny: Ernest Hall. I79 Broadway; ilor-
ace Russell $50 Broaiway: william Fullerton, ID
wall-st.; Henry L. Burnett. As Cciarst.; John W.
Simpson, 10 wall ST.. Clarence \. seward. 81 .>l1s
sauSi William H. ro%ney 10 I"T Teuis 20 H.
erty- j. Homer Hildreth 29l BROADWAY dh Mi
Rs SSD % Sd LSSryS 9hps rcsay f. H. nc
80 Nassaust.; Henry Grassc, lH1 BrOadway n MR."
G. crsnin 80 rnes, James v" aTSs lao Nbs' T.
Erodsky. 40 Chambersst; James :. Lrhnalcr, -
Nsssas' Thomas %e"!worh co 1co
Warren ST.: william stran's 90 Nassau st. Herman
". vanierpocl, ~ Broadway; Joseph ,imnn ~ inr'
IS ccdar.s,: a. IT, GLEASON aG3 Broadway: II. b.
johnson II Waist; Frank D. rnvcy' a Wall.st r.
Jared G. Baldwin. IT,, 30 NasSau-st; Alexander i.
Mason. A Wall-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
CONVINCING SPEECHES AT ENGLEwOoD.

seldom have the election frauds OF Nrw'crs'S
and especially those Of Hudson County bcrh ~ P'i
.nrtiv aiquicnod n In the speech OF u. ran"
Soutlerland at EuglcwlOd on saturday cvcilhf' l'e
speaker was able 70 know the facts, ana the manner
In wLiCh he stated the d>repEtable o0ndlloh "i al
fairs showed concluvely that he was rleht ana h"'"
IT, III, feelings his eoquencc ut um'a' IN"
ofen during M, address he seemed almost ~ IosS
for words strong enough. His unbound'd confluence
I'm the election OF John Kean jr. was so ihIe'u'"s
that even the most doubling Republicans IN the Nc'u"
were convinced The other orator OF the evening ""'
OK Governor John W. IIvyt OF Wyoming, ana his mag
uitcent bearing and intellectual C0ilcianc' oln "o"
TO emphasize the stirring remarks that he m'l''
Governor In,t IS one OF the strongest orators III "'
compa.cu and certainly Of the most pleasing u
hear An amusing fact, in connection VIII inc SINK
Ing bv the Republican Glce Club, wns tha' h'rHe
number OF prominent Democrats In the bulidhe 'oon
part and sang most vigorously the ronSng campaign
songs that we're distributed. There is little noise Us
to narades or torch lights In Enelewood TINS year.
but every meeting Is crowded and Only strong i''u
clooucnt sneakers have been secured ON lhurSu"s
n,h, : V White the we'll known Wal! Str,', h.l, ,
and t,hn " Grggs. the Ncw-Jcr@N iohn'i'n IN
nrr,,nv lie ,iagc in the Eng.cwod LSc'lnl. III IN w.
vcnbcr , The cnly parade Of the campaign VIII Whit, ~
bid here and II will consist OF business men un"n'
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