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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

ical in 1884. During that one year his
paper elected Mr.. Comstock to con-
gress, Mr.. Bcgole to the governorship
and Cleveland to the presidency. He
then sold his paper to the Democrat,
the Radical having the larger circula-
ton at the time. His rirst reportcrial
work was in connection with the lee
ture given by August Spies at Metro
politan hall i'll this city IN 1886. He
became city editor of the Telegram IN
1885, then went back to the Democrat
two years later, resigning finally 70
form q stock company to publish the
Press. Upon assuming the manage
ment of that paper ne worked sixteen
hours per day for 40 days, = record
unattsinable by many. Mr.. Sproat was
the first president of the reorganized
Press club and ID one of its most active
workers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12
DR.. G. S Hazeltir

DR.. C. 8. Hazeltine. president of the
Hazeltine & Perkins Drug company,
has been a resident of this city since
1872. He educated himself for 6 phy
the profession after few years OF
hard work and engaged in the drug
business. He was born at jamestown,
New York, October !, 1874, and at an
early age entered the academy in his
native city where he prepared himself
for college. He took \ couse IN medi-
cine in the Albany Medical college,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

paper venture at Rockford was short
lived, and he afterwsrd went to Chi
cago where he was employed on the
Tribune and other papers, and also
worked at book and JOB printing until the
fall OF 1874, when he came TO this city.
His first position here was with the
Eagle, but he served seven years IS
managing editor with Nathan Church
Of the Times. He has also been en-
ployed on the staff of the Democrat,
and in the fall Of 1884, in company with
T.. j. Adams, lifelong friend, started
the Hearth and Hall, paper well
known in weekly circles. Since July.
1886, Mr.. Carpenter has cast his lot
with the Eagle, serving that paper
first as news editor. then rs political
AMI dramatic writer, positions ne is
capably fiIling today. He married In
this city February /, 1850. but has no
children. He has pleasant home in
the eastern part OF the city. where he
and his wife always entertain hospita-
bly,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

all with whom he was thrown in co.,
tact. He was elected sheriff of Ottawa
county in lS41 and served one term.
He is shrewd financier and while
member of the state legislature was
placed on the committees of WAYS and
means and banks and corporations.
His ability was especially valuable TO
the state at that time. as money was
war purposes. He is public spirited,
generous and benevolent, and HE con-
tributions to charitable institutions and
enterprises of various kinds have been
generous and freely given. Now at
the age of "a years he gives his business
mis- daily personal supervision.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

years. When the greenback party WAS
Organized IN 1875 he became actively
Interested 10 politics and therefore
stepped easily up into the newspaper
business. His first position Was a repor-
torial one on the Daily National, under
the managing editorship OF William M.
Hathaway. The Daily National lived
three weeks without skip, then died
with the ease and grace OF 90 years.
Mr.. Weston was one of the original or
GAMERS of the Evening Leader Stock
company. with which paper ne started
a. a reporter. He IL now the manag-
ing editor and owner AZ we'll. His
writings are breezy aud suggestive.
with . sarcastic tendency when occs-
sion demands it, Mr.. Weston has o
beautiful wife aud lovely home. and
deserves all the good fortune when has
attended him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

cuit court by Governor Luce. ana
served two years lie was admitted 10
practice IA the United States supreme
o8Rrt ia 1890. HIS official career has
admirably ntIed INN Tor the practice
Of his profession, and he is now reap
ing the benefits OF hls careful and
pAlnstakil.g observations while = pub
he servant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

year when ne was offered a reportorial
situation on the Evening Leader,
position which ne has held ever since-
Mr.. stuart Is Of = genial and sffaole
temperament. l, Is his delight To gather
together a small band OF feiIow-work-
ers At an inpros Dta dinner or
luncheon, and upon I'll sleh occasions
he has proved himself capital enter
t1Iuer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

and Leader, with which paper he now
remains. lie was also employed upon
the staff of the Detroit Post, deceased,
some years ago. and has been
engaged in Newspaper work at
Lockport, Y. Y, and Rich
mond, Ind. besides dong spsce writing
for the New York papers. He was the
author of the Town Talk articles pub
Iished in the Saturday Evening Post
some time ago and which created quite
a stir in local circles. Mr.. Hathaway is a
pronounced equal suffragist and cham.
pions woman's cause whenever occa-
sion offers. In 1880. as managing edi-
tor of the Democrat. he made that
paper . red hot tariff for revenue only
baper--the frat daily III Michigan to
take that position. In 1884, he became
editor of the Workman, but after three
years returned to the Dem crst as
editorial writer. His connection with
the Leader dates back two years. For
four years Mr.. Hathaway was q member
of the board Of education, serving -
CHAIRMAN Of tie committee on teachers
Two years He IL nov county agent
for the state board of corrections and
charities. He has . wife, formerly
Miss Mary J. Banks, whom he married
IN 1878
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and editorial writer, serving four years.
While IN Boston he edited Our Illus
trsted IA the pslmy days OF that
beautiful magazine aud was one OF
seven charter members of the Pspyrus
club, the lesding literary organization
of the country. tie then came west on
contract Tor one year IA managing
editor Of the Detroit Evening News.
Afterwsrd ne filed lecture engage
ments 10 the east. then returned west
a. editor-in-chief OF the old Milwaukee,
Journal. and served ss deputy collector
of customs snd acting appraiser OF the
port OF Milwaukee. He 70 the author
Of a standard work on marine history,
j. an honorary member of the Amerl-
can Navai institute, and when he first
came west assisted IN founding the
Mcaigsn Military academy. being now
chairman OF the board of inspectors OF
that institution. He IL q member Of
tae state board OF visitors 20 Hillsdsle
college lie has q prediction for
niilitary affairs. and though several
times refused admission IA the late
war on account OF he youth, msusgsd
&c carry a inusket during few months
At the close tie has served in differ
emf capacities ~ various state troops.
snd vas q member Of Governor Rusk's
.tsff in Wisconsin several years he ls
A. enthusiastic lodge man, beng a men,
her OF several orders Colonel Aldrlch
believes IA tariff reform and good
felIowshlps be hss . clear conscience
ard good appetite; he e q dead shot
WIN ride and pistol; hopes % see
Cleveland elected. and "a work on a
firsf-cisss newspaper N heaven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

Attend grand aacti on sale of lots at
North PARK place addition. Wednesday,
June Is. at 2 O'Clock sharp. Balloon
goes up at 5 o'clock from plat. Tent
and seats provided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

appointed SO United States attorney
for the western district OF Michigan,
bis being the first appointment made
by President HAYES IN this state. His
commission was dated March "a, 1877.
He was reappointed by President Ar
thur and. after having served az dIs-
trict attorney for five and one-half
years, resigned he COMMISSION on the
advent of the Cleveland admSnsstfa-
ton, with nearly four years get 20
serve. He had at that time completed
MS twelfth year in Office, and has ressg-
nsfsau was sent in On his 3sth bFfh-
day. During toe FIRST -four Years OF
his service a. district attorney Judge
X. NJ. Montgomery wss hrs deputy.
Fer the time following his ressgastion
ap % Nag II. 1883. he vac engaged IA
private enterprises, when ne was ap-
poiated Jadge Of the Kent soasy CIR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12
MEN WE ALL KNOW
Progressive Citizens of the VAL
ley City.
THEIR EARLY ADVANTAGES
And the Formative Influences That AZ
fected Their Choice OF Professions
and Occupations.

The Hon. Roger W. Butterheld is
native New Yorker. having been born
in the village of Eibridge. onendaga
county, April %, 1874. HIS parents re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

Extra quality Pine Apples, Chosce
Bananas. Mess.na Oranges and sll Tro-
peal Fruits, 81 h. = HaRar<'.
No. SIS ana 81 south Division street.
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II ron always iasst upoa having ALI
cocks Porous Piasters and never accept
substitute, yeu wlsl not be dlsspposns-
ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

Genesee Creamery cannot se e1asilef.
kfkLkAx's 6aocsny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12
TALK OFTHE STAGE
The Players Are Nov Restine
From Their labors.
PROGRAM At SMITHS IREATER
Ii Is the Only One Nov Open &c.
Hints Abous Improving Powsrs'.
Psok-ups in the Lobby.

Brief indeed nos ara the chronioam
OF the stage. for the theatrical yeor =
At an end. The past week witnesso1
eieyeiand's Minstreis, the Schuhar
club and Hettle Bernard Chase -
Po~ers'- All had . good average bu&
ness, the Schubert club having . me-.
nincent house. The period Of ress y
welcomed by the strolling player, Vic
Will for . few weeks appreciate Z place
OF permanent abode. - we'll g ~
attaches OF the theater and chronio
play goers, and sssursdis ,aoss Who's
outy II 10 70 write down the events 49,
transpire 10 the play house-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

y. r. wsters. editorial writer for the
Morn az Press. ~ss bora N Pennsvl-
vsnrx hasv-foar years ago. HIS estacs-
ton Ns< reserved n The consmon
eehset~. Assd ~ siso studied "a the
h ai scsdem.e grades He rsss
s8v and VAS aim tied ~ practice IN
Lsanoas, frgss Shlea state he cnlissed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

Another entirely new shos i anA
nounced by Manager smith for HE
patrons the comming weeK, Auociu'o
Carnival Of Novelties" headed b. che
novelty artist, William J. Nilis, toll
lowed by the bug three. the Little
Nugget trio, Talbot Neador and
Chalfant. Miss Lillian Wsiiiamn,
premier song and dance. and wing
dancer. Chris Green, X. o. I. NJ, ~
greatest of all musical Momusss, Nim
Edith Madden, serlo-couaic. the oelo-
brated comedians. smith and Camp
bell; the statue producers, "The Au6
tlns." IN their latest oensa&aonal
novelty, Les Figures D'Argent, !" and
. host of other noted speciality stasa.
presenting n bright and brilliant per-
Torrance with no long tedious waats;
. minstrel scene and = sparkling clio.
concluding with the lsughsble comedy
in one act entitled. "oh. What Night"
the entire company IN the cast. The
entire program viii be presented - the
usual matlnees Wednesc Az. Friday and
Saturday
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25

Iiebe Jpn ni9t, babe ibn pobI ME IN pes
Wortes eigentIthlter Geoeutl1ng gelIebt;
uniere @be par Elm WiBgriff, aber l6 per-
la1ge bon linn Die Nhtung uno Gudlt9t
Die tb iel6it bis iebt ieinem geamen ge5out
babe. @s lit genug, baB Sans leIn Wto9s
li6ites tbut, mid an ben Bettel1tao gu
brtnsen, baB CT fein @efibl fir oas Ners
IeBenbe Der SteIung bal, Die t6 an Den
&ubenerensen leiner @eleIidaft etnneD11e,
i6 mill ui6t aud nod einen offentlt1en
S6Iag ms @eiiht rubig binnebmen."
$50 tDieoerbole Sbnen: meme OIen1te
iteben 81 Sbrer Dispoittion."
vWarten sic bier einen Nu9enblid out
mid. Sh fleibe mid uin, uno Sic be9lets
ten mid bdnn. SD braude Domino ul1o
Wtaste.u Sic loaen mir 3eigen, no tb otez
lelben ftnoe."
5errltng bleibt aIein i'm Sirnnner, un6
Elm 2a@eln Der 8efrieDiguna gleitet aber
letn @elt6t. Quf uno nieoer panoernb,
ftebt er Dor benz S6reibtil6 fttu uao aberz
Hiegt Die bort umberliegenoen S6riften nit
Dadlanten 8liden' Wie norbin 9lItce es
getbau, nilnttt er 2inbmars 8rief uno bic
babel liesenoen Bapiere auf, ober fir i'm
baben bielelben ~nffenbar er0Beres SntereIe
tpte fir Die iun9e Srau, benn leine Quge1
ertpeitern itG, Die glaienfligel seratben in
sitternoe 8~epegung. Damn aiebt er ieine
Brieftal9e berpor unb maGt rai9e, auss
fubrliGe gtoti3en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25
Stebe.ntes &apiteI.
Der rotI1e Domino,

Sod 1T es leer BEL &rou. 9as eigentz
Ii6e M~asfengetDlbl beginnt erit nab 3ebn.
Sn ben beioen Bor3immern finb bic tleinen
geOedten slide nod unbeieBt. Sour bic
uno ba itBen elm paar urtinasfirte 9erren,
offenbar anf 8erabre6ung tuarteno, unb
trinten 3un1 3ettDertreib Seft. SIM groBen
SaaL ipielt baS Srheter etnlaoenoe
StrauB' l6e g8al5er, aber Der iueite Jtaum
ma6t norlGuftg ben @inbruG Der Oeoe,
benin MUIR bret ooer bier Baare folgen bis
iebt Der @uftorberung uuo brebsn fth inter
Dem Mitteltronleu6ter. Cine Nn3abL bon
6erren libt nit ben 5uten auf benz &opf
unb acknowledgement Betnen an ben WGnz
ben, muItert Die @tntreteroen uno martet,
bis Der Saal boiler uno oas NntuIement
lpbnenDer lit, ebe fie nit ben Wt1sfen an
banoeln. Die 81 stpeien Doer 0reten Nlm in
2lrm Dromeniren unD bur6 laute5 2a9elt
uno frdbenoes Gpre1en Die Nufmerflams
felt auf ii6 81 lenten iu6en.
Sben in ben 2ogen beftnben fth MIR ems
3elne perntumulte @eitaIten, treIde nit benz
Opernglas binabieben; bod lit oeren SUI
eognito nt6t 10 unour6ft6tig, baB es nl1t
bod btshpeilen gelIftet tpurbe. 3Det9er>
rem, offenbar ben beiten GeieQlhaftsfreiien
angeborig, Oiplomaten ooer Sfft3iere in
Gipil, lteben. %3uiammen in Der IeBten SEM
iternilde un6 ldauea alfnlertlam btnaut.
,Ote &leine bort re6tS in Der GGe oben
lit Die sSrau bon 8rtnbfa," ia9te Der Sine
la6eno. SD erfenne ite an Der Nrt, tDle
iie ben SG9er banobabt, unb baneben itBt
Die @rGftn QausfD."
l1no er griBt, unmerfli6 aipar, aber bod
in elmer gSeile bi1ilber, Die erfennen lGBt,
AE a. r L. LnNn,E+ ~ SoaLa%@ SAno Nav hofNorT
Oamen bG oben 0urb Die SpernglGier be-
tradbtet Al tperben. Sin leibtes SG9er>
ipieL oils Qntport sei9t ibm, oaB er nl9t
unre9t bat.
vSehen Sic ben rotben Domino, Der ipz
eben in Die Wtitteuose tritt 2" fragt ber9lns
bere. ug8as gilt Die Mette. DAB es Sran
BON 3oaen 1T !"
,Die id0ne gffa 2 gfi1t mDsGi6! 3olz
len fam Dor elmer 8iertelitunbe alletn. $50
TT ct benn eeblieben ? gb, rt9ti9, bort
pIauOert er etDas pertrauIi6 nit bet tIets
men Wfeaint."
IS mdre ni9t bag erite Weal, baB cine
Srau obne Wtlien ibres Wannes, aber nit
ibm auglei6 ben Wfasfenbal bel Scroll be-
iu6te."
rWteinetrpeeen mag tie treiben, mas fie
mill, 10 LANCE ite bteDebors tpabrt, uno oas
tbut fte nit groBem @eldid. @uten Nbeno,
3olen! S6idt it6 oas fir einen alten
@bemanlt, bier gu iein ? 8as miro Sbre
Srau ba5u ia9en 2"
Ser Nneereoete idnippt nit benTtn9ern.
SD nerbe mid bitten, es ibr 3u er5dbs
len. sic bat feline 9lbuung, baB i6 bier
bin, gIaubt MID tnI Club"
$50 lit iie benn beute 4beno 2"
6rau bon 8rinBfa bat iie CUNT Ebee ses
beten."
Ser erffe Spre6er ln6t, baB tbm Die
SbrGnsn in bic Iusen tomn1en.
vBas BADEN sic benn 2"
80 ni9ts! sic ftrb ia Elm ShperenSs
tier, 3oaen! 8Obl befomm IS Sbnen!"
GSortiesunQ fDl9t.]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
NORK

DECLARATION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CAN.
WASHERS or THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation vote, given for
Members Of Assembly.
The Board Of County OF the Comfy ~ New
YORK having canyased estimated the given In the
Election Districts IN each OF the Assembly Districts OF
said County the General Election ed the sth day Of
November A. ID. ise, do hereby certify, determine and
declare:
MEMBERS OE ASSEMBLY.
That Patrick II pniy b, the greatest number Of votes,
duly Aeiab, Of Assembly for the Frs Assembly Dis.
tct ~ The CT, ana County Of New iofk
That Timothy T. sullivan BY The Tcaist number Of votes
duly Gle od Member ~ Ascend Tor the Second Assembly
District Il ,.le ti'y and County Of New York
That Jacob A. anar IT. by the greatest number OF votes
duly el7 M Member u Assembly for the Third Assembly
D-tIict q H. city and County OF New York
Thu F.uek II Roche hy the gcae,t number 81 votes,
dUy elected Member Of Assembly FOR The fonrh Assembly
Dl-tfic. of lhc City and Comfy % New York
Iha, samuel Foley by The greatest number Of votes, was
duly elected Member 4 Ascmh Tor the fiih Assembly Dis
nCt 81 the Ci.y nad County 81 Now York.
That M0.e- DLkc M by tn greatest number ~ voies
duy elected Nmbcr 81 Assembly for ne sixth Assembly Do
tiio II the CITY and County % Sew York
That OTTO Kcmpncr by The greatest number 81 votes,
duly reced Member Of Assembly for the seventh Assembly
DsiI.Ct Of tle CITY md County ~ New York.
That William II Walker, ny tie greatest number OF votes
duly elected Member Of Assembly for the yth Assembly
Dsuct Of The City and County OF New lo!k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Hc.rty,fi.rll Ti1rd.

certify this Statement TO be correct and have caused the
came be atestcd by the signatures OF the Chairman and sece
tay Of this Board this thrte.h day of November, d. one
thousand eight hundred and nnotytwo.
JH V. ARNOLD, Chairman.
WM J. McKESSA, Sccreary
state Of New Yogk City and County OF New orR'
County Clerks OHcr,
thereby certify that have compared the foregoing With the
orcIsa statement On die in this Office and that II correct
tranacript herefron and c the whole Of said original
Witness nv hand and Official seal al the New County
H. g. C6urhoiso 10 the City and County Of New York,
~ this thirteth day OF November, thousand eight
Kindred and nlney-two
VIM J. McKENNA
Clerk OF the County OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

That Walter BsAn by the greatest number Of votes was
duly elected Member II Assembly for the Nin'n Hc"y
District ~ the City aud County Of New lork o,o. .s
Tha, WILLIAM snzor by the greattt number OF yO.ss %ss
duy elected Mcmbcr Of Assembly Tor tsg len'n A'7e"'o'
Distric, Of the CITY and County Of New YORK oo. .
That Pcrc Fa BY the greatest ns%SsI Of voter
ri.,r,c, Of tn Otis and County OF New York
That Frank 6Donn by the greses. namoe, Of votes,
Wa Eul ~ ,bs CIV and County Of New York
hs, James soawoh by tao greatest number o, S'ss
va dvb .ct Of the city and Couniy New York
Ds Marin o HS s,ss Is. PS@ss 81 ' %sssS
District Of the city end County Of New York .
BY 1 ss o so
District Of the c and County Of New uS.- Of vote, wo.
div elected Member OF Assembly for tho Sixteenth Assembly
District Of the CITY and County Of New York.
u .e GSr TcSa% Of .sI sssenh
bly, District Of the city and County OF New ,OrR ., vo,e.
rnr a TG esed Ms%S A.cno =! sSo.nh As
senby District Of the City ami County Of New 9rS ., vo,o.
was duly Member Of A,sm1 % N the N@Si.'nh As
mb Dc Of 70 CITY ana Gou@y 81 fa NUMBER Of votes
duly Mcmb or A,cby 70, the the T y"I As
daily elected Member Of Assembly for tho Twentyhr't Assem-
bly, District Of the cy and Count .. NEW 1SE Of votes was
dnr sieccd Member Of Assembly for the Twenty second Az
e% RfG i h. c an Rd 6S"ry a of
was duly elected Member Of Assembly Tor the yUg
That Ferick Tnmc by me greatest number Of votss
was uly c led Member of Assembly for me twenty ourth
Assembly District of the City and County OF New YORK
That John Keeh- by the greatest number OF yoe' was
duy elected Member Assembly for tho TMentyhith Assem-
NV District Of the City and County Of New York
That lons Davidson by the greatest number o. votes was
duly Member Of Assembly for te 1wetysStn Assem-
bly District of the Cy and County OF New YORK
That George Webster By tho greatest numoer OF VoteS
was duly elected Member OF Assembly for tpe
Assembly District OF the Cy and County OF Ne" iorK
Tat James Reilly by bs greatest number OF votes was
duly elected Member of Assembly for the Iwentyeg As
scmbly District OF the City and County OF New YORK
That ArtLur by the GREATEST number OF Vocs was
duly elected Member Of Assembly for the 1wennnth As
seuihIy District OF the CITY and County OF New YORK
That Charles g. MARI the greatest number o votes was
duly elected Member Of Assembly FOR the Ihireth Assembly
District Of tue City and County OF New York: 49,,
We certify hl, Declaration 10 be correct and have cauedthe
same to by he signatures OF ne CHAIRMAN ana sec
Ietary OF this Board this thrtcth day OF Novb AD one
thousand eight hundred and nncty-,wo 1,,
WV !. MoKENNA, Secretary -
State o, New York City and County Of New YORK, %
County Clerks Office,
hcroby certify that compared the foregoing win the
original Dcoarson Gle in this office ana that Is cOcCI
transcript thercfrom and OF the whole OF said original
Witness my hane and official seal At the New county
Courthouse. in the City and County OF New YORK,
IL 81 this thrteth Of SOyemor one thousand eight
WIN J. McKENNA.
Clerk OF the County OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

That II appears on such estimate AMI canvass, thhl
Tho whole number ~ vote, gvru for "a" oAce u Alder
man for the Fourteenth Assembly Dstf.ct was ... p,
OF which jacob & Wuud received .............. O2lS
Of which Jane. l. StewAr: r'caiyed. ........ 3Sb
Of which Henry l. Mullchbrnck re lived ....,... ~
OF which frsnS McArd, FccriY i............-.. ~,
OF which August Bndum received ................ ~
OF which ,lrfc acre u ir'tiyc ~
And 81 w.. there were Blank ................... o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Zhirte.nM .i,semblu Distrtct.

That II appear such estimate aud canvass, that
The whole number oi yoi,e given for the o;cc OF Alder
man 0r the Thirteenth Assembly District Nhs...... lO2
OF which Charlie. Pafks received . ............ $40
OF which Garret May f"eycd ................. 4,lj2
or which Evan uyhs re- eiycl ................ $50
OF which IIcary Saezcr -cclyci .............. III
OF which Fr-dcr k W Ntke received ..........t 80
OF which there Defective ................... ~
And Of which there Blank ................ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
TRIM .is.emNn L,sirici.

That IL appear. on such -stuate aad canvass, that
The whole number OF votes given for the onico OF Alder
for the Twelfth Assembly District was -. 8
OF which william II murphy received ........... 5U4
o. which Rudolph " Fallcr received ............ 23l
or which Hmm Maync received ............... ,llo
OF which William Spain received .............. w
OF which Charles A. Ne"dheH received .......... ~
OF which there were Detective ................. 70
And VI which there Blank ................. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

TRIRTNP ALMANAC. ISy2.-Containing tho plat.
forn,. cf Nil the PARTIES In 1891, and the eiccUoI
rcturm. aud dntes OF that year. 3oo passs
- cents a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

TRIBUNE WAR STOkIE>.-A magnificent colisc.
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octuai partcipants. some OF their tales are among
,b. o,t thrilling and pathetic which have been pas
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

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same N i've stcsied by ;he signatures of TIC chairman anu
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Corrt.holse in The City and County OF New ! rH,
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Clerk Of the County OF New fork'