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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE HARVARD ATHLETIC GAMES.

Cambridge, Miss, Nov. lspcclai-rh postponed
VARSITY games Of The Harvard Athletic Association
were held to-day with marked success. y" records
were broken, but the time made wore NM n'lly
good considering the poor condition If thr tack. MI
he contests We're finished within an hour and hall.
With The exception Of the pole vault, which Was post
ponrd uGtl tomorrow. The quarter mile. half uc
and mile were pretty races. ana promise well
f,r tie records nest spring. Following l. thr sum
rary Of tic contests and the winners: 100 yards
dasa. final heat, won Icy l.. l.. Blo,s. = yards, tim"
10 b seconds; 100 yard, hurdle. won by .. ".
rhcad. %. from ten ytrGs behind the scratch, time
II - seconds: mile wall1 won 10y r. johnson, 20.
-. tm- min. 1918 secs mile run, wdn 10y 4.
Blake. 90. 10 yards 1 min. 20 ID scr.; 40 yards
run. won by W. +. Garc,lou. l.. :, 10 yHriS, tine
II . seconds: two mile bicycle race, won 10y O. Il.
ilaw's. %. l2j yards, me min. - = . srcf. 4.
300 yards dash, finals, won by T.. X. Hovs"r, II
Yards. time - - seconds. 300 wards hurdles. won
by \. Cooney, ~, yards. mc - - seconds hall
mile uin 10y &. G.. liubhel, > yards, time =
min. - secs. putlng the shot, won by T.. ".
Wuittrmorc, %. !cct, with an actual pu; Of ;3
feet inches. throwlnc the hammer. won 10y G. G.
clancy. ~. scrich. with throw Of 20 feet 10
inches; running high Jump, tod between r. II.
,lfrk. 20. , Irhc-. and T.. Goldman, 90. inches,
~ feet 23i Inches: jump OH won ~ Goldman :.
running broad Jump, Won by T.. H. B!c,s, ~, scratch
distance, -. feet / in'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
ALTON INSISTS on ADVANCED DIVISIONS.

Chicago Nov. (Specal.-Eastern roacS nave
not yet submitted 10 the Inevitable IN regard 10 te
advance in passenger rates from Chicago to the Mis-
sopI River The Pennsylvania has written to the
Alton. giving notice that il cannot agree TO the ne"
bass of divisions before November o. and asking Wha
It's individual action is going TO be. General P'Sseh-
ger Agent Charleton replied that the Alton was a
marty 10 the agreement for the advance on November
/ OF which the Pennsylvania, with all other Eastern
roads had been duly Informed, and 1t couid not go
hack ON that agreement. If the Western road did
ocraA 10 the proposition made by its Eastern
connection the only result would be the stocking ol
the market here with coupons of Eastern tickets and
renewed Generalization The Alton must live up
10 its agreement and insist on the advanced DIVISIONS
The correspondence submitted 10 Chairman CaIn
Will of the Western Passenger Association, ana ne
tercnpEcd 70 General Passenger Agent FOrd, ol the
Peunsyiva that there was now no way OF Getuhe
out of the payment OF advanced divisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
1T THE T.IRIETT THFiTRES.
THE NEW AID OLD ATTRAcrIoX5 OFFERED LAST
NIGIiV.

THE NEW AID OLD ATTHACTioN- OFFERED LAST
NIGHT.
There are plenty OF variety Programmes Offered
his wee, - l,h,cl TIE Eufd'n ~ pclltls. NJ Ten
Pastors last nisl' m),t attFa tive bl waf OIL red
The chief novelty Of the 1.rammc WAS M'S hatl
Lawrence who las just from England to try h.
chancc OF American pp1a.it. Her stay here viii
be- hort. she has cneag meni winch VII TAX"
hoy back to England within few weeks. ller country
woman, Miss Bessie Borciull loses nothing Of th'
iafor which she long ago wor, willie MIS- Maggie
that IS TO say. Mar;art-Cllnc Is the delight OF Ill
hcarcr'. j. W. Kelly, Se"lcy and West, vi Lizzie
DAILY, Sis, NnIj DAILY. Ward aud Yoke, the NawnS.
George h. Austin. Charles O,tcns ard Tony Pastor
I'll oui the Hist of entertainers.
\ company now tp this city appear d last evening
ProctOrs Twenty hiri street Theatre. II Is called
the Hopkins Ira, occnnc Vaudeville Company. and
Is headed ~ NJ Trewcy, who IS prsonilly we'll known
iGc VI. Trewey Is an eXtrmely clev = entertainer.
lie do many interesting things, and he does them
al well. He Is assisted by Misses Melville and Ste.
-on, vocal rs ana dialcct artists: tn Robctil Ian
rcrctta Troupe. paa;onITists: the bison Brothers.
the Ailson-. dancers Miss Marquette Fish and VI.
tr III, Ninl 81.
Mile. Fouscre made her first appearance at the
Imperial Music Hail last evening. Tho programme
was long. The performers Edwin French the
banlost Kins- Ners eluliiurst fion Pals: G9nara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

"Wha''s that you have ordered, Jack
"A winegass full of Johann HOff's Malt
Extract. It's the finest beverage in the world
for indigestion. | take it regularly with my
meal"
Indigestion is much prevalent American
dis ase. Too much starchy food will cause it.
Rich food and scdentary habits also. Johann
Iclf's Malt Extract i a positive safeguard.
1t increases the energy of the stomach and the
of the proper quantity of diluting fluids. 1t
asst is nature. tisner < Merdclson Co., Agents,
New York. Beware of cOunterfeits. The
genuine must have the signature of Johann
Hoff" on the neck of every bottle. > I.r*
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
REGISTERING PAUPERS IN BALTIMORE.

baltimore Nov. : (SpecaD.-Thc wholesale frauds
on the registry In the Ninth Ward OF the lNth Con
cresS District, unear,hei b. Captain Frank &. pu
hurst chairman OF the Emergency Committee, has
created CONSERVATION among the Democrats OF the
WITH District one hundred and thirty warrants were
issued By Chief supervisor Bond this evening ana
will be served at the polls OF the Marsh Market pre-
cinct Of the Ninth Ward when the men present them
selves TO vote tomorrow morning IL has been dis
covered that a majority of these registered In th'
precinct have been brought from the City PoOrhois'
i,ilpprs are dchaUcd from voting ly the toisutu
ton OF the state. II looks rs II lsadOr KaynOr l.
I.lfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
BETI THETA Pr lJJ-lfyI DYyyE'R.

The members OF the Beta Theta ri Alumni Club a
NcwYork City, began their sixth season Of informal
monthly dinners, nj tho Hotel Marlborough last night.
Tho Rev. Or. George l.. spinning. OF Hanover College,
minister Of the Phillips Memorial Presbyterian Church
~ New York. presided. The evening was one OF
thorough enjoyment, and IT was not until a late hour
TINT the "Betas" separated. Among those present
were Or. J. c. Zachos, Kenyon College: W. Ramond
Baird, stevens Institute; a. VI. Dyer, Colgate Uni.
vcrsity: f. B. Aning, Cornell University; John 7,
Covin:ton, Miami University: T. NJ Rooney Svrocuso
University: \. \. Allne, Cornell University ana r
H. Me,Siter, Columbia COll'ge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TIE rrsIoyIsrs ccxrlDryr OF ALABAMA.

Mon, Gomery, Ala, Nov. (Sp'cilD.-Ihc head
quarters Of the Republican state Committee III tl'
city have today been crowded with leading ana repre-
sentative Fusionlsts and Republicans from a large
number Il counties In the state. Chairman Moacioy
and secretary Smith have been recipients 81 most
,hocrlnQ reports from them. wlil' the mall ana cle
eiaDh confirm AL that has been rrpDrcd-vn; that
The K0ib followers true 10 TIE fusion movement
and heartily Loyal in their support Of II, ana me
Ncplllicans noa tie Tenncsse" liHc to the Glf are
united In thoir support OF tie fusion tchet Chair
man No,clcy predicts that Alabama WI tomorrow
Dive the w,dgc which VII spll the :, no south
The Dronun riancutO Of Chairman shelley, OF me
DrmGcYa &c state Commiitcc, Issued to-day from lii
mingheTn cxcltcs only tho amusement Of the fusion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
GREAT HOPES OF SUCCESS IN THIS WARD.

The probability 81 the Ecpubi ans for the first
time winning Assemble; man in strong Democratic
district caused tho Fourteenth Wa.d Democratic -
ocatiOn In lie Eastern District Of Broohyn last
night 70 cXpel N->uprry.ao: InWrcuc' t. Carroll
the leader Of TIC Democratic opposition, aud super
visor iat1c& J. RALPH, The independent cand.laie
Tor r-rccti"n. wcck ago EavaId !. tarh. ia"
Republican candidate Cor As 'mbly, WIS expelled
nom Tie same association for d-!oyny to the p1rty.
Clark 1t appear had sought Assembly Aonors from
"a" DciIcclaii" association b. tAni ward for tire"
years, ana Lad been defeated each time by men
put ior~agi fon other wards Wien ~ d.
ieatcd for the nomination at The convention l.,
william Melody. tie present regular Democratic noni-
nee, he Was mad" the regular Republican candidate
by the Republicans. The cAphl-lon last nsht 81
puLlicans polling The laigCat vote i:mt was over
's.l .or Ncpaohraa Presidential candidate In that
ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THEY MUST REGISTER HIN PROPERLY.

Justice Andrews, Ia the supreme Court Chambers
vest rday issued mandarnus compelling the cleo
ton inspectors OF the thlrty-sxth election dhu1e'
Of the With Assembly District TO register properly
the name OF James Gale. When Gne vert 10 regis
ter the inspectors took the name OF the clerk who
had made out Gales naturalization papers Instead
Of Gales own name. He apples! 10 have the reAa
tratOn corrected, but the Inspectors refused 10 DO
so unless the court ordered II done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE YEA TREE REPORT.

FINE OVER MOST OF THE COUNTRY TODAY.
Washington, Nov THE storm has moved from Eastern
Lake superior ontario with very steep gradients the
west causing northwcsery gales. The clearing eondi
moved slowly southwark to Northern Texas, and
VIII dominate the weather on Tuesday over the whole
country except In New-Engand aud Ncw-York. Rain
and snow have fallen the whole country OF the
Mississippi River Inc weather will be clear in the Lake
REGION and the Middle Atlantic states. showers fol.
loved by fair lucslay afternoon or ght IN -tngand
and SOW ORR. The tnpeiaturc la, risen in the Az
tu states and ha> generally fallen
Tho temperature VIII aiI decidedly in the lake
fcglons and the Ohio Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
rur pcrTHy OF THE BOSTOyTlyS.

The Bostonans came back to the Garden Theatre
Last night aud received the welcome TO which their
previous exploit, in Ncw-York had entitled them The
coinrnny needs commentator and the opera
Which 1t presents. robin Hood" has also more
cnyabc reputation than 1t Is the lot OF most comic
operas to gain. II again hailed with the APP
probation OF overlooking audience. The cast was
the same, with exception, the first night OF
the coupany's previous engagement at this theatre.
H. c. Barnabec appeared as the sheriff Of Nottingham.
Tom Karl n Robin Hood W H. Macdonald as Little
john Eugene Cowles as VIII Scarlet, Miss 10 SIC
Bartlett Davis Dale. George rockingham
as Friar Tuck Peter Lang Guy Of Osborne. Mis-
Camille D'Arvl!c rs Maid Marian. Miss Josephine
iilrtlc;t ~ Dame Dindtn ana Miss Bertha Waluingcr
rs Annabel. Miss WaltMngcr Is the new member OF
fh, east. Each singer received The same welcome
Individually that extended 10 the company q
whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
poypS OF THE RICHMOND AND DANVIlIE.
COMMITTEE OF UNDERLYING SECURITY
HOLDERS URGE UNITED ACTION.

COMMITTEE OF UNDERLYING SECURITY
HOLDERS URGE UNITED ACTION.
Baltimore Nov THE committee Of underlying
soadloders in the Richmond and DanVlhe SYSTEM
ove issued an address to the underlying bondhoideiA
They say that it is absolutely necessary 'li'l "e
boders Of underlying bonds, and more e'pcoiaHS u
those upon which there has been delauii OF i''o''
shall join together for the protection OF ther niu',
interests and the enforcement OF their lust anu "
claims The securities deposited as colia'trl 4o' ~"
tonds and preferred stock of the Terminal Company
are almost entirely subordinate AID junior liens !"
every endorsement and guarantee OF the Richmond anu
n,nville Railroad COMPANY ard cannot be enforced
ntn prior claims arc satisfied. The committee h"Nc
adopted the following general plan OF operation 49,
l. That this committee proposes TO act "' an i
divisional bonihOiderS oi ne ~ tii u oT The
poong OF the bonds of the various lNl>.o nav fc
when, in The judgment OF the croc,ai purpose
y That in the Judgment OF tins cOhiHttc ~ ~,
the best interest OF te pohuhue ,,o, tbe integrity
N the system should be preserved ana .n't t mo
should become necessary 70 se 'hc Ptopo," entirety
noymcnt of lis debts. ii should be sofa rs an cF
tnt should the committee deem II WIS., @: SU'u "a
majority In interest of the securities ID uetd m
of the divisional properties wlic may DC p,,t oa
Nth The committee request, then the colI I u;
viii endeavor to secure separate r oaT pn for
ysiona property and. if need be- 10 MATURE lei I ~
tie purchase and separate reorganization Vi S"' VI
That he committee will undertake to represent
In the pending litigation the interests OF an Se ponu
bodeTs Whose bonds may be deposited win mem, anu
viii take whatever steps 1t may deem necessary ~
naect their rights and secure the payment OF interest
according to legal prtoriies. ,u -, d,roc,a
4 That the work of this committee sf,il DC dlIecvi
and confined solely the projection ana PrrserVa u,
roH ~ the interests Of the holders OF such bonus OF
ne various issues called for may be deposited with
' In pursuance Of this plan the committee hereby IN
it, tha holders of bonds in the Richmond ana Dan
n VIZ Tim now in default TO deposit the SANE with
W. Nsrcentile Trust and Deposit Company, OF Bait
more on or after November 10, The payment 81 -.
pords ior the purpose of meeting the incidental eN-
negses OF the committee. , ,s,.,,
PoTTo Committee reminds all underlying b0ndolders
,,heth.r their bonds have been detaulted on or not
" &c .a,t that tnr best bonds in the system were
ottacEed i'm the Oicott plan, and that all Euca'lohs
I,t ~ an effort 10 force concession from all under
ilrn bonds Tor the benefit the holders of Terminal
Londs aud stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE LAW INSTITUTE ELECTION.

The annual election of officers Of the New-fork
Law Institute took place in the Federal Building
Yesterday. The following elected: President,
stephen q. Nash ce-p?csdcn samuel BlatchiOrd;
second vcepre'ident, Edward Patterson; third vice.
president Joseph II. Choate: secretary, Eugene y.
Hawkins; treasurer, james II. Corning: librarign
William p. Chambers. Five members were added TO
tho Executive Committee. and ~ auditory committee,
consisting Of Albert stcitney, F. Is. Combs and 3.
sydney smith, elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
1T THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

The first performance Of Lady Boun'lful" by the
Lyceum Theatre Company, at the Columbia Theatre,
Brooklyn last evening. was seen and approved by n
large audience The east was the same as at the
Presentation OF the play In this city and the success
Of II was repeated The play VIII be given again this
evening and on Wednesday and Thursday nights
Squire Kate" will be played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
CHILEAN INDEMNITY CLAIMS PJrrD

GcoSge IT. Mdrch, lawyer Of this city, has filed
with the secretary OF State al Washington two Claims
fer propor'ionate shares of the naturalization fund
paid 10 the United States by the Gillian Government
for the victims 81 the assault by ChIlans on men at
tnched to the United States Baltimore at VAL
parals0 on October 10, 1891. Mr.. .ildlich appears
for Edward Duncan, OF this city. and Edward c.
jarrett, Of Baltimore who were sailors on the Bald
more and were injured. They wish to have share
OF the 10000 fund in the hands Of the secretary
OF tho Navy FOR distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
ANOTHER INFAMOUS PLOT DISCOVERED.
DELIBERATE NEwJEEsEY DEMOCRATS FOILED
II AZ ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE VOTERS.

a
IN Az ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE VOTERS.
BY the time tO-day's Tribune is before lis readers
I'm the Oranges the great struggle will have started
and the honest voters will have begun their con
demnGuon OF the ring rule that has bcsmirched the
fair name Of New-IeTcy iOr long The Reauhh-
cans 60 into the fight with the confidence Of victory,
while the Democrats are dshcartcned and feel the
shadow of coming defeat They PLAYING a
desperate and tricks disreputabe practices
that are possible 70 influence the result will BE- left
untricl. An atrocious plot has just been discovered
that II Is intended 10 put In practice day. All The
Democratic ward workers 10 he supplied with Re
publican tickets perfectly regular. which they are
TO offer 10 many Republicans rs they can and
persuade them 10 take them. Each OF thee ballots
Is 10 have distinguishing mark on Il in chemical
that Will turn black after four hours Bv this means
the disguised and Gihcartoncd party hope 10 be able
to di,frlnchl-c number 81 Republican voters. The
only safe rule FOR Republicans to adopt s. TO take
ballots eNcnp, from the poll clerks.
Uultcd S;atcs Commi ~sioncr Whitehead. 81 Newark,
IS doing great work I'm arreanC and bringing to jus
lice the fraudulent req traiion, in The arcS and
as result ono 81 the Lad r ~ the Democratic party
IN Orange confessed Yesterday that the poriy woul
lo,c eco votes that number Of Italians having been
fiaudulcntly registered. and having feared arrest
skipped ont Of town. one Il the Democratic police
men ~ Orange tried 20 block the way II the deputy
marshals and himself arrested and hold in bail.
The Republicans have Il large and effective poll com
ttcc who viii Dee on hand to-day from the tine that
the pnIls open until the last vote IS cast. and q
largo number - mon have had their name. chrcaad
for challenge. some Of them fpf Illegal rgi rp1 nni
others foI having bet, pending ON the election. Tn"
efforts 81 the Republican uanacrrs viii BE- Kept mp
until the last moment, ana i'r IL" hr, i'mc IN many
years thcrn viii ic an honest and far vote In the
oranges. The scandallus c1on'nlou ~ Tie late
spring election VIII not b" repeated ms tine. a.
through tho effort u he Republican, The scheme la'
been cllt to uau-Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
DIR. JSlACSON OUTPLATED BYLASKER
TIE GERMAN CHAMPION IN EXCELLENT FORM
"A RAPID AND BRILLIANT CANE

~ RAPID AND BRILLIANT GAME.
Lasker won his match game last night at the Man.
haitian Chess Club, in most sprightly fashion, Al
though Dr. Isaacson had the attack and played tie
strong and reliable "Gtuoco' against his clubs re-
douhtabIe "Cas SPIDER he was outmanoeuvred after
hardly more than half an hours play. II must he
confessed that Whites opening method. especially on
the seventh move not 10 have been expected from
so sharrslghted n Judge OF position as the Doctor
Nor wcro hts subsequent moves with the q kt at All
adap;ed 70 the changed nature OF the opening After
Iasdcr's pretty scheme of at Che point On our
diagram resulting in the gain OF a Pawn at least.
Dr. Isaacson too cOnslderate to adopt eXha'isng
tactics and. playing with rapidy allowed the visitor
70 cam neat victory after a fight Of but one and
one-haN herrs' duration, Of which time Lisker useh
but twenty five minutes Blacks thiry-sevcnth move
was simply to prevent 80 R-K . before pushing the
T..
rollo.rn- L.. Al ----. l., .-.on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
pIFlnING FnR WER.IER.

IN the supreme Court. at White Phlns. yesterday
Assistant District Attorney Powers opposed the motion
q william T. Howe. for stay Of proceedings In the
case of Burton c. Webster. sentenced 10 STATE Prison
for the Milling Of Goodwin. Judge Dyknan took TIN
papers and reserved bis decision. Mrs. Webster va
In the courtroom during the argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY,

For New England and Eastern New-York, showers
followed by fair Tuesday afternoon night
For Eastern Pennsylvania NewJersey, Delaware,
MARYLAND District Columbia and Virginia, fair Tues
day and Wdnelay much colder Wednesday night souths
crly gales shifting 20 westerly.
For Western Pennsylvania western New-York, West
Virrinl, and Ohio IA: decidedly colder.
FOR .a fair days; colder In the east; warmer
By "Wednesday.
For Illinois fair two days; warmer Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Mrs. J. u. Euss. Miss C. Eustis, Mrs. A; Blazner,
James Grant Wilson. the Rev. :. :. Roche Phihp
schuyler. Lispcnard stewart Tlomas il!lhcusG.
Thomas /. James Mr.. and NJ. carl W. NJ ana
MS George Gouh, simon stevens, Hjace iusS, II
ana Le Roy kin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

vocalist with several voices; the Sisters Leigh, In
Illusion dances jessie Giles. an English siager and
dancer: Lowry and Evans. 10 sketch; l. Han Abrams
vocalist, ana FOste, AID Lewis. Otlris on TIE pro-
cralme wlo remain a;e Itrot, the mimic Anc o.. tho
Aerial QGecu'; Me TncO, In musical act; Carr
,nd lard, ne the Julians gymna5ts and acrobas, and
| ,lnIr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
~ TIE FIELD or SPORTS.
GAMES ~ BE PLAYED TO-DAY.

The Yalc football team will De hi, afternoon IN
IT, last exhibitor game The al the Poo Gogud,
hund -hty cnth--t. and Eighth ave. They
viii b. opposed by the strong tNm 81 the AcW-io-k
Ataletic Club and while there IS little probability
~ tho Ncw-York PLAYERS scoring. te sic u Yale
s-orc aud the quality Of the gam. they play viii furnish
food for con-d. able calculation ulc part ~ fp.f ai
,s.thu- a.t- The Ylc tan VIII appear ag1n 40 Mtr-
haitian TI.li On Saturday afternoon champ .n,hp
game a-anst the University - Pc.n.ylNana team which
defeated Princeton on SATURDAY. The only two game
scncdued 10 Nac ate that ar. against Harvard AZ
Springfield on November - a4d AGAINST Princeton AZ Man
haitian Field Oh November -. The two t0u, wiA i'm"
u, a. 3 o C ok tomorrow a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Republicans ofScw-York. remember the polls In his
city NJ n. and close In brooklyn f'e
voting hours nrr from Oi35 n. m. :. IS in The
country they begin sunrise close NJ sunset i4o
p m. Let no Republican vote be lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

The polI. In New York CITY will be open today from
On. ~. { p. In brooklyn from sunrise 10 sunset
,,hir, l.. from t.:lJ H. M :;lJ In the country
the nh. opru NJ ard close nt sunset. k'pub-
cnn- don't fail your ballots for Harrison ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Prominent ARRIVALS 4r1THE HOTELS.
AsroR-orlando II. Baker. United States Consul 81
Ooreahagen FIFTH AvENUE-ExGovernor b. II.
Sherman, Of Iowa. HoFFMAN-Ex- Senator Alexander
saewe Of Xansas And Count de Span2cn. Of Brussals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Repubcan. of York. remember The polls In This
city opcn NJ 4; ard close nj Pm. In Broohlyn TIC
yc,uU hours are from d35 u. IN. IN 4:fJ D. M In the
country they begin sunrise and close al sunset IL 10
u. m Let no Republican votc be lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
YALE Player INJURED NJ PRACTICE.

Nw-IIaycn. Conn. NOV. 7.-Georcc T. SANFORD. TN
big GIard Of the University football eleven, brok,
one NE bones 4 his ankle regular practice Of Ill,
team ti, Afternoon. he Will b. unable t. play any
more this year. \. ". Ecar a sophomore, Is likely 70
be chosen 30 III the vacant place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Tho 'cn,k' tam Of tho Cfc.ocnt Athcu. Club viii
meet the Wesleyan University toan az in Park this
afternoon. AZ tho omure oval Princeton viii lGay
against the orange Ath,pc Cube team. Ond a. the
litter d f.atcf Tie N.w.YotI A:nl,t, Club Satur.
d,v comparison Of princcton's with that
,.iI ia 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

"BiI Tweed used To order Inspectors of election
70 change 10 90 aud 100 To l00O. Richard Croker
l. Tvccd's sucrc-sor. The = OF orders
out Hall. The Republican inspectors Of
election can prevent this being donc by watching the
rcInin- md the count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

La,kcrs opponent this afternoon viii be j. W.
laird and the match series will conclude tomorrow
night. Qa,kcr ". Dclmar)