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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
HOY TAMNANY GETS 4 CENSUS.
GET NAMES, HONESTLY IF YOU CAN. BUT ANY
WAY. GET NAMES.

GET NAMES, HONESTLY IF YOU CAN. BUT ANY
WAY, GET NAMES.
II this town had any rival which stood exceedingly
close TO IL In point OF population, the census Deing
taken ut present would certainly excite the keencs
Jealousy II Tammahi Hall ruled in Minneapolis, for
instance, st. Paul peope would be clamoriEs lot
recount at once. This census Is being taken for
clearly defined object and the enumerators have evil
IDENTIFY been instructed accomplish that object or
expect no favors in the future. The fact that they
submit their daily to the Inspection OF the I'M
Official Tammany bosses" Of their respective districts
is alone a pretty good indication OF the way IN Wien
the thing is being done The following conversation
was reported TO the writer who has every reason to
believe It:
Enumerator-How many people live in your house
ma'm1
Communicative LandIady-Let see. have sixteen
people sitting my breakfast table now, but then only
fourteen OF them have rooms here.
Fnurncrstor writing down sixteen)-Gve me their
names.
Iandady-ony fourteen live here, I'said MI Jones'
Grown Robinson AMI Smith 1.-Two across ohc way anu
already been counted there.
Enumeraor writing down Jones, Brown, KoDinsoh anu
Smith)-(so with the others.
Iandady Qndgnant-But tell YOU
Policeman, accompanying the enumerator (erumy)-|ome'
don't delay the census or I'll have to arrest YOU
Iandlady frightened, t lis all she knows
Fnunerstor-What Is your sons name
Iandady-Wllllam Henry.
Enumerstor writing down William and Henry as TWO
| soasJ-Any Morel
Iandlady-I have only one son, 1 tell you
Enuncrator docs hear her, but calmly asks-How
| old?
| Iandaldy-Thrteen.
| Enumerator puts II down thirty.
| InndIady Cangry)-Thlrteen. say. I'm not 80 old
Policeman (harshy)-will you stop delaying the census'
I.sndlady collapses.
| And so It goes" said tho writer's informant
| People who live In boarding house and cot at
another arc often counted In both. People who Work
IN this city and live In Brooklyn or New-Jersey are
counted twice The the better. Who will punish
the lying enumcratori Tammanyi Not much. Not
II he makes his roll Of names long enough chicago
NAV as we'll give up all hopes OF being the metropolis
! Of this country when Tnmmany Hall goes Census
taking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

Tho regular weekly meeting OF tho Central Labor onion'
held I'm Clarendon Hall yesterday, was lively enc owen
H. Carol walking delegate for Eccentric Engineers'
Union No l. made a motion indorsng the strike OF car
enters and tromsln1 assistance them II needed The
request laid on the table
Tho report committee recently appointed to In
vc.tigato tho troubles between the gildeIs and picture
frame workers and tie German rcsco PAINTERS was re-
coyed IL was OF the gilders and pctue-frams
workers. -, .
James r. Archibald spoke Of stock company whch' lot
SEQ win pay railway fare TO Chicago ana return ea
living e,o, 400 for one week during the Worlds far lie
sucr that the Lator Union make orran0cments
to 90 the same thing for It's members ana their iam's
for about 40. lie asked that committee be appolhV'u
to Invest gate the subject and report at the meeting next
Sunday. This dom.
At the meetnv of the NowYork Federation OF A'oor
Yesterday 40 NO So Fourthst the Joint executive
hoard ~ the local unoas Of the international Bakers
Union rport4d tat hereafter the German Con'ecconers
and Bakers Union would no: be recognized as bona
nde organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
DR. NELSON'S FAREWELL SERMON.

bethlehem, Penn. Feb. 81 (Specinr.-Dr {. KIN
loch Nelson bishopclect OF Georgia, today preacheo
his last sermon AT the Church OF tho NATIVITY, Oh
which hc was rector. The church was hllcd Win i
congregation largely composed OF Lchigh 'alioS nun
road officials and members Of the Lehlgh University
tc,ltv and their families His text from st.
Like. chapter xii, As: For unto whomsoever muoh
is given Of him shall be much required and to whom
men have committed much, Of him they VIII nsk the
more The congregation has presented him With
two sets Of bishops robes, ring, silver communion
seryice and bishops seal DR.. and Mrs. Melon, ac'
companIcd by the vcsry will leave here for Atlanta
tomorrow. Inc ools'oi"''V" VIVA '' VS.
McdncshnY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
r,nuGRlyrS DFtirYED FOR TWO REASONS.

Forty italian laborcrs who arrived on the french
Line steamer Ia Bretagne yesterday. bound for the
brickyards and vineyards OF California, we're held on
the suspicion that they contract aborcs' Nine
teen bohemian pearl button makers were detained on
the Scandal for rbe reason. 1t was thought that
some firm in this city was expecting the BUTTON
makers.
Two hundred and forty Russian Hebrews who came
over on the scandal seventy on the Egyptian Mon
arch and a few on La Bretagne were detained on
hoard their respective steamers yesterday until 1t Is
clearly proved that there Is typhus among Them
II there are no signs OF disease they Will be allowed
10 land in "A few days but in the meantime they VIII
be carefully watched and their baggage Thoroughly
disirfcctcd.
W. j. owen. Commissioner Of Immigration phio
visit of Inspection 10 Ellis Island yesterday AFTER
A. IN. visit was unexpected by the officials
there some curiosity aroused as 10 the sighih-
cnnce OF his sudden appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

James r Long will deliver lecture with the aid OF
sereoptlcon views, the battle OF gettysburg on the
evening OF March - at the Germana Assembly looms
into The post relief fund, upon which there have been
more than the usual number Of calls this winter
Innior Vice. Dcpai tmcnt Commander Edward A.
Duhey i still continuing his grand rounds among the
posts in this end Of the state lie visited Winfield
.cott iinncock Post No. 2J9 Tuesday evening and
WINS warmly received by Commander Korony and the
Uancork veterans. on saturday he met with Ketcham
pcst a, Wanpincpr's Fas. This week he will 20 on
with the gopi work BY visiting Charles Lawrence Post
No 31s tomorrow evening at Port Chester, and
Flandran Posi- No 200, Wednesday evening at New
Rochelle ~,
Commander G.. stockton Ialstead. OF John A. DIX
Post No la5 IS the proud and happy father OF n
newly arrived twelve pound boy. The commanders
post comrades are preparing testimonial for him In
recognition OF the incident. ~
AZ ire annual meeting OF the 46th Regiment: New
York Veteran Volunteer Association, held on February
IA nj Waterss Hail. Mescrole-st Brooklyn. the fol
lowing were elected President George W. Hntcheck'
vice president Charles Huber treasurer, Conrad Breln-
ingcr secretary, John Dcpenbach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
,,c,vvy IND HIS LECTURE TOURS.

- ,,.o, ,,,.ancc Of the Disadvantages under winch
v,oCsvnn labor. in his present career can be gwen
VI 80, lecture in q Hudson River town not long ago
o ,u,s announcing his lecture were posted by un',o"
persons. and the local committee e~s pscered him
.,,o, IIe rode alone his hotel. remained lnci'
alone until evening wen: to the hall az
On an empty stage introduced himself ana occurred
=, Ios TRAN 200 parsons. The next day ne VIM a
y. 80 o,one and departed as &c cane. for iohs A"''
tc wv ~ the .cture contrived TO conceal their
end nen it finally trauspred that their ann naa
,,oncv ard hor principles were net eoncefnea uie
,.ngh was general Dr. MsGiynh las sAe'e eNp''''"'''
,.o f,.ou,nry for comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
InpECAST FOR MONDAY.

For NewEngland, increasing northeas'er'y ~nsss
cloudy weather light rain along the coae'' o'0'S
and probably fair Monday night and TUESDAY
r.. Eastarn New-York New-Jersey and Delswsses
<ssb and brisk northeastcrly winds and cloudy wcsaes
v,,h rain along the coast fair and colder Tuesday
For Eastern Pennsylvania and AAryiano' 0''oes
weather: fair Monday night and Tuesday
e.. Virginia and the Carolinas, fair, except CLOUDY
,her and light rain on the coast fair Monday evening
and Tuesday ,,.., ,.
For Eastern Florida and Georgia fair; signify eooiefS
la For Western Florida, Alabama Mississippi Louls'ann
Eastern Texas ARKANSAS Tennessee ara heh'ueAy' 's"
w" For Western New. York. western pennsylvania onis
aad West Virginia, fair two DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
THE viT1oyAL TEMPERANCE sOcrETYs WORK


temperance meeting held last night AZ inc 'huteh
Of tho Disciples in Fty.sNth-St. near hIeh'ha'', u"
the ouspces Of the National Temperance sooV' LOT o
consideration OF the religious and missionary apc. Oh inc
tcmperanro cause IN the United States Inc services "o'o
opencd by the Rev o. L. Icrtzog with prayer ana ne was
followed by j. " Stcarns the corresponding secretary Of
the society who gave an address. lie said IN part
This society Is thoroughly non'parusah ana hoh-sec'
tartan with presidents In every state ana agents III
almost every community, It's work covers he Naoh anu
Us literature permeates part OF the country
furnishes ammunition and Inspiration Tor every orsans'o"
and for all classes Of the community IL enters the sapoa
schoo, the church and the home WITH Wholesome truth
and sound instruction. IL supplies the BOOKS TOR tho
uhr,ry IN. taper for the family Circle inc paphet iof
The workman and searchers after TRUTH ana the tract TOT
tho nas.es ~ the people. II furnishes religious instrc
,,on ol,irol argument scientific experiment ana leelaia
tive and scont.pc facts It's full catalogue embraces ooo
different publications the onepage tract up 10 inc
hound volume OF 1000 pages IL has printed over eoo'
ooo 600 pac OF temperance literature which have been
circulated in every State in the Onion ana IN every
coun,rv oc Il, lobe million dollars have oeen
received md nded during the last wentysx years 10
creating and circulating temperance literature ana carry
ing ON the missionary work Of the society,"
The Rev T. D. Tyler spoke against the passage Oh 'ne
louor Iii now In the Legislature
The Rev A. H. Mead also gave an address on the
protection II bows from the liquor haD 1he'c "ss sing
Ing by the Silver Lake quartet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
u,oDv,yc,rry TO HONOR TIE POPE.

March Is put down by the Catholic workmen Of New,
yo,t for demonstration Cooper Institute ~ hsnor Of
Leo Kill They desire to show public spprraaaoa OF
Ponti1's services 10 he eauso ., 'so' W ~, 1917
oncrec.I Amone the spakers will be ox.Judgo Edmund
F. dunno. an orator considerable power who Is just
now before the public in connection with the attack cn
Archbishop Ireland lie asserts that Archbishop Ireland
.,a ,ha ,ro nower In America. and To deprive hymen
a, ,h. oh, IN the Church These topics not TO o.
a,s.ns..a ., ,hs catholic Congress OF 1893. Mr. Dunno
q, ,a,~vor and found successful colony In Florida
some years age doubt ao the labor meeting In Cooper
Y,,,, =. c give utterance TO his sentiments on the
h.c which he ssys Archbishop Ireland has shut out Of
the next congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.
sropvv CONDITIONS ALoNG THE COAST.

wash,no,on Feb 2-The shallow baronetric depressse
over the Gulf States Saturday night has since moved
the South Atlantic The area OF hiSh pressure nss
has existed north the hirysrcond parallel
and with It's crest over New'England 1olnns ",', ~
- h, nrsssure area has formed,west OF theMississpp
river The storm on the Carolina coas. VIII cause
northeast winds from Cape Cod to Hatea' win oo.ss
weather and rain in the coast States "ha ho"
.terlv winds the storm
duff stream winds should become nor,h.ry % ssorm
With fair slightly cooler well sys.
~Ss,eris, ,hs state NJ Washington, end will prooAoy
10 Montana aud control the weaiher Ia h
h nre weather conditions will change but litte'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
AMnNC TILE ATHLETES.

Tn. Manhattan and New-York A. Q. water polo teams
have arranged to meet March is and 20
The joint athletic games Of the Cathedral A. A. aad
Company T. 9th Regiment, Athletic Assoc'auon' VIII Do
held ct the 9th Regiment Armory tonight.
Tho first annual meeting for the decision Of The indoor
amateur of Long Isand VIII be held next
Monday at the Atm Regiment Arnory. Brooklyn under
the auspices. Of the Long Island Amateur Athletic League
aud Company D. 47th Regiment ENTREES elose "-usy.
Tho ssvcoth annual speed competition OF the National
Skating Association OF America will positively take place
At Newturg either on the Hudson River or on Crystal
Iake today. The Qusrtermne and nvcmss races WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
ppooK1yy SIGNS ANOTHER PITCHER.

The prooklyn baseball club has signed anotno
nltcher His name is STEM who pitched for time Win
the Chicago team. He will undoubtedly be valuable
ACQUISITION to the Brooklyn team as he Is codered 20
he a good twirler of the sphere He belongs to tnAs
class known rs young blood. Manager Ward mao nne
ont for him, and sent word to " Bob Leadley,. %
Detroit to sign him II possible rs stem iVes ~ u.s.
,. vas,ordav JeodIey telegraphed that he had sue
ceeded in getting young wirier to put his ssna'u'
10 "a contract,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

be colled at IL o'clock and tho oneme and tums -
2 o'clock.
The billiard championship Of the Manhattan A. O. os
1892 Will begin at the clubhouse tomorrow evening Tne
following have entered r. d. Sche, Q. N. FOLSOM, Dr.
A. L. Ranney Dr. A. g. Miller, f. S. Appleby walter
c. Tucker and stephen w. Roach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
p,crox.sroorrSG MATCH.

MAYS Landing y. j., Feb. q (speeiap-A snooSns
watch AZ live pigeons for purse Of $50 and the cham-
p,onshlp OF Atlantic County took place at Wa'kers foiss
stsrday between William Leach Of this place. ana Chafes
D. =, wevrnouth, ct twenty -one yards rise. Rose
won killing fourteen birds Of fifteen shots, while Leach
killed thirteen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

Tn this diagram Q conuprou: white line elbows ~
s.ns.s IN pressure indicated BY the Trtounee self
ssodny barometer The broken line represents the se
oersture observed st Psrry's rhssmeey'
,,,,nuns on,c. Feb r. 1 O. n.-Cioudinsss psevaiisl
v..,.rday with more less fog rtie rain crest hu'
mdity from 80 to .s0 and norshessteriy winds The
ranged between IS and 40 degrees the aver
.a fas bcina Pc lower than the corresponding day
last wear and y lower than on Saturday go
In and near this city to-day there VIII probahy %
r,ordiness possibly with o little lain slight thermal
changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

NORTH SHORE LIMTTED.
Favorite afternoon trnin for Chicago, vie New.yet1
Central. Runs through In tweptS'axe hours. nepne
ali Western connections, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28
THE EYE.

Is the most delicate, complex organ
of the body, yet no part of the phys
ical system suffers greater neglect.
How few think of the value of good
eyes, OF those who wear spectacIes,
how few have them to fit, and how
few know that an imperfect fit in
jurcs the eyes? We have for sevor-
al years made a specially Of the eve,
it's study and treatment, and of
testing and tittlng spectacles, by the
aid Of the Dioptric eye metres, the
finest and most exact instrument, Of
the kind in the world We guarau-
tee a fit, and perfect satisfaction {;
and when this is done with good peb
bles, you have got life time e.,
Guess work in fitting, will not q h.
II the tit is not perfect, the eve ,al
fers injury AS long as such spcN ar
used, We can remedy all defects,
that can be remedied by the aid Of
glasses. No charge for testing.
Spectacles of all kinds, and at the
lowest prices.
X. l., HINrON, NJ, u.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28
MET THE THIRD PARTY.

Editor PICAYrNE.-Messrs Charles
Snedgrass and J. +. Frisby who
went out fishing one day last week,
tells me of remarkable incident.
Said they were going along through
the bottom, in the woods, when they
heard big racket to one side, which
they took to be the new humbug
third party in convention assembled,
from the great amount of noise
raised. On investigation 1t proved
to be lot of Shiny reptles-about
a hundred snakes in a green cess
pool or small pond; one large fellow
on chunk, was Kissing and DON'T
mating the rest, and they say he ac-
tualv favored Mr.. Bush; another
one not quite so large, was trying to
get the attention of the rest, and he
reminded them of Mr.. o. ). Jones.
Joking aside, the third party hum
bug is played ont in Boughton tp.,
and Messrs. Bush and Jones need
not expect to again ride into office
by the votes of our people.
WIDE-A- WAKE.
Boughton, Ark. Apr. u, 80.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

The Ginncrs' Aid Association met
at Mt. Moriah on April II, 1892.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, +. +. Mcdaniel. Sew
ersl items Of business were discussed
and disposed Of. The members and
farmers present seemed to be well
pleased with future prospects Of thc
association. All mill and gin mcu
are earnestly requested tQ attend the
next meeting, as there is some i'm
portant business to come before the
association at that meeting. Farm
err. are requested to meet with us and
aid in our business. Meeting ad-
journcd to meet at Mt Moriah, on
April 30, 1892, at 10 O'Clock, Il. N.
+. T. Mcdaniel. Pres.
j. W. DUKE, Sec'y.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

Memphis will do herself proud and
reflect credit on the whole South in
the magnificent celebration which
she is to give at the opening Of the
great trans Mississippi Bridge on
May 18th. The city will be gor-
geously decorated foI the occasion
and every feature OF entertainment
conducted on magnificent scale
The railroads will offer reduced fare
and an immense attendance is eX-
pected. We return thanks for spe-
cial invitation to be present at the
celebration.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

HARMONY, Arm.
Mr.. Editor. Please allow us space
in your valuable paper to reply to
the remarks brother Fed made in
the last issue, concerning our school
at this place. As to this school turn
ing out graduates, we are satisfied
that it is fully competent, and if
brother Fed" desires such, we cor
daily invite his attendance. If he
had stopped at saying he thought
this school would turn out several
graduates this session, we would
have considered it a compliment,
But he further said he only had ref
erence to the base ball act, which
we considered a burlesque. For
fear that people at distance will
get the idea that this school is doing
no good. and in order to save orr
selves and our teachers from mis-
representation, we are bound to say
that he mot sustain himself in his
assertion.
PrrIts uF IAEMoNY SCHooL.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

1t is with pleasure we note that
Hon. Eugene f. White is again a
candidate for Representative in the
Lower House of the Legislature,
which position he has already filled
two terms, and in which he has done
good and valiant services both for
the people of Arkansas and for the
Democratic party. One of the great
necessities of the times is to such
men as Mr.. White in the Lower
House, which is large and unweildy
because OF the preponderance of
second and third-rate men who usu-
ally compose its membership Ar
ksdelphia Siftings.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

The esteemed Arkansas Democrat
and Batesvile Guard are terribl y
wrought up and tearing their neither
garments because we opposed Fish
back in 1890, when he ran against
Jas. X. Jonc9 for the L. s. Senate,
and because we then made extracts
from the Lane letter and comment
ed thereon. Calm your perturbed
spirits. dear brothers, Some months
since we stated that we had opposed
Mr.. Fishback, in the past. on ac-
count Of his war record, but had
since, on maturer deliberation, de-
cided that the war and "war records
were dead issues, and so we can and
do cheerfully support Mr.. Fishback
for Governor, because Of his ability
and the good work he has done for
his State and Democracy, during the
past twenty-five years. Prejudice and
passion are not the controlling ele-
ments in our nature; though they
may get the best of us occasionally
charity and justice soon obtains the
mastery. The trouble with the Ark
ansas Democrat and Batesville Guard
is, that prejudice and passion seems
to dominate them, IN their opposition
to Col. Fishback.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28
Lent is over and the Fish market

Lent is over and the Fish market
will decline. - Little Rock Democrat.
We have known the editor OF the
Democrat long time and respected
and honored him above most men,
and we never expected to see the
day when James Mitchell would give
utterance through his columns to an
expression which would discredit the
veriest clown. Lord help us. Are
all the anti Fishback organs built
that way ? Forest City Times.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

A mercnry will surely destroy the sense of smell
and completely dcrange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous surface Snch
articles should never be used except ON prcscrip.
tions from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good YOU can posi-
blv derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by ,. j. Cheney Co., Toledo o. con
tnins no mercury and i taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrl Cure be sure
to get the genuine. II L. taken internally, ana
mojc In Toledo ohio. by +. j. Cheney Co
Testimonials tree.
A. sold by Druggists 75c. per bottle.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-04-28

A bright outlook for Democracy
next November. She will then elect
a President and get control Of both
branches of Congress. Then will
the dark cloud of oppression and un-
rest lift, and brighter day dawn to
the down-trodden farmers and me
chanics of our glorious country.
God bless the efforts OF noble, brave
Democrats to bring about better
times.