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YOUNG WIFE BEATEN.
She Thinks Life Would Be Happier
with Her Husband in JAN.

Justice Goettng. in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day held Ferdl-
n8nd Beck. a baby = carriage manu-
~facturer. Of 1863 South Fourth street, to
q wait examination on u charge OF as
saG.t.
Beck Is t~wenty-four years old. Three
months ago he married pretty Minnie
Raub. nineteen years old. Since then.
the woman SAYS, lac has constantly i'll
treated her, and she thinks she would
be happier II he were in Jail.
Every day he beats and kicks me"
she said. and my lif+ has been a per-
feet ;orment. Then last, but not least,
he drinks"
The evening world., 1893-10-28
CROKER BUYS A $500 HARNESS,
1t Is OF English Make and VIII Bear
the Leaders, Crest,

Richard Croker is reported TO have
bought a 500 set Of imported harness.
an exact counterpart Of a set purchased
by President Grover Cleveland.
The harness, II is said. was purchased
At u Fliin avenue agency for imported
harness. ana is 10 bear Mr.. Cookers
crest, Il Hon
Mr.. Croker sends his children to school
in Europe He ana his family now live
At the Windsor Hotel. aud In a short
tire Ne Will occupy the Fifth avenu
mAnsi-m he Is huililnE.
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COMPOSER ARLIII COMING.
He and the Famous Capt. Shaw Are
Passengers on the Paris.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2S.-Among the
who sailed from Southampton
for New York to-day on board the
American line steamer Paris were Luigi
Arditi. the composer, and Nine. Arditi;
Sir Eyre Massey Shaw, late Chief of
the London Fire Brigade, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Durward-Lcly.
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SILVER GOES DOW N.
Reaches the Lowest Point Touched
Since the News from India.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Seventy-two
cents an ounce was the price which the
Treasury Department paid for silver
yesterday, and $4,000 ounces were OBJ
tanned at this figure.
To-day the quoted price was about
II Ia cents.
This is the lowest price in the history
of the white metal, exceut during the
first ten days of July, after the free
coinage Of silver had been suspended
in India,
Silver then touched for a single day,
under the influence of the monetary
panic, the price of 30 pence, or about 66
cents.
Thu Treasury Department was not
then making purchases. and the lowest
price paid later in the month was
GO l6 cents,
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HENRY M. STANLEY SUED,
Lecture Bureau Manager Wants His
American Commissions.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-An action has been
brought by MI. Appleton, manager OF
a lecture bureau in this city. against
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explorer,
TO recover commissions on the money
received by Mr.. Stanley for lectures
delivered In the United tSates.
The case Name up for a hearing in
the Queens Bench Division of the High
Court of Justice to-day.
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THE CARS THANKS TO FRANCE.
Expressed with Such Warmth as
Greatly to Move NJ. Carnot.

Greatly to Move M. Cernot.
TOULON, oct. 2S.-The round Of fes-
~tivities in connection with he visit of
the Russian feet has not yet ended.
The Russians will tonight give a grand
ball on board the Pamiat Azova and
the Rynda. 1t is expected that the
squadron will sail at noon tomorrow
either for Villefranche or Ajaccio.
Before President Carnot left this city
for Paris he Rad aloud in the reception
room of the Prefecture a telegram from
the Car thanking France for the cor
diality Of the welcome extended TO the
Russian naval officers.
The terms in which the Cars tele-
gram were couched were so warm that
the reading OF the despatch greatly
moved those who heard 1t read. Several
officers embraced President Carnot, who
read the message with much emotion.
The evening world., 1893-10-28
Lima Excited Over the A~nnuNiaE o:
Municipal Elections.

LIMA, oct %-The action OF Congress
in 0GDg!l.ng the municipal elections has
provoked general resistance through
out the Republic. The excitement
which it has created here is most s--
rious Commerce is paraIyzcd and the
streets are patyolled by soldiers.
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AUSTRIA'S CABINET CRISIS.
Report that the Taafe Ministry Has
Resigned in a Body.

VIENNA, Oct. 3-rhe coalition in
the Reicharath. against the Govern
ment's Electoral Reform bill has nus
tened political events, and the outcome
OF the opposition would be lard to pre-
dict.
Emperor Grancis Joseph. who had
been sojourning at Budapest. has re-
turned suddenly to Vienna. He will
preside to-day at a council of the Min
listers.
1t is reported that the Taaffe Ministry
has resigned in Il body.
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Stabbed by his groth.r.

NEWARK. n. j., Oct, 2S.-NichIel Donnelly
was brought before Justice Hayes, In this city.
to-day on a charge OF ~stabbins and seriously
wounding hks brother James during a quarrel
shortly before midnight last night at their home.
81 Calumet street James, who Was stabbed In
the left shoulder, Ia now In the city hospital,
Michael Dohnslly was onmitted without bail
10 await the rssalt VI his brother injuries.
The evening world., 1893-10-28
SOON ToKNoW HAWAIls FUTURE
Minister Wells Is the Bearer OF
Daflnite Instructions.

Debate Instructions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-Aibert g.
Wells, United States Minister to
Hawaii, arrived here last night on his
way to Honolulu.
Minister Wells says the policy of the
Government towards Hawaii will be
announced very soon, probably by the
time he reaches Honolulu. He is the
bearer Of definite instructions on the
subject.
While the Minister declined to state
what action would be taken by the
United States, the Inference is drawn
that the hope of annexation is not 10 be
rea n zrd
The evening world., 1893-10-28

a landed proprietor named Bredon has
been murdered at Zippnow by two sta
blemen. whom he scolded for not feeding
his fathers horses.
The evening world., 1893-10-28
Verona Visited by a Mid Earth.
Quake.

ROME, Oct. ga slight earthquake
shock was felt In Verona last night,
The evening world., 1893-10-28
Mnlionnlra nistinnr D,na-

Plt,shurg oct. cS-Nster GuckrrAeimer. the
miltoUair!a d!sil,lsr, senior member OF the hrm
Of Glrktbheimer 4 Bros, died A. his residence,
!G AlieEhsay, last BiEht lie was bern In Ger
ESny 10 IS.t And SAne " America II isil
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Police supt. Brown has Rssisns

NEWARK. n J.. Oct. 2S-Supeginlendeut Of
Polio, William H. Brown has written his resiS,
nation, which will be presented to Mayor Haynes
meek.
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Dying of Cigarette smokinV.

Jack. o'Nsill, the son OF City Collector p,
II o'Nsill. OF Jersey City, 10 reported 70 be
dying at his tathsrH house., 70 Wayne street.
from the effects Of cigarettes. He Is a popular
ySun5 nan, sad always had good health until
h!a PRESENT EleEnsSA.
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DEATH FOLLOWS EVICTION.

Maria Davy Contracted Pnsumcnia
While shslterlesP.
Maria Davy. who was evicted from ~
Mulberry street recently, n willis
without shelter contracted pneumoIk5
died to-day at Bellevue hospital
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Murdered by tho stablemau. whom
He Scoldsd.

BERLIN. Oct, pa despatch from
Posen to-day announces that the son G.
The evening world., 1893-10-28
AN ALLEGED ITALIAN PLOT.
Paris Papers Say 1t Was Frustrated
at the Toulon Launching

PARIS, Oct. 2s.-The newspapers of
this city to-day publish a rumor OF an
Italian plot to imperil the launch OF the
French warship J~aurequiberry. which
was put into the water at Toulon yes
terday.
The papers say hat had not the plot
been frustrated there would have been
a disaster.
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garomtm pom aa6oeu.
Die 9eInin eimes tiir3Iia Int 5rantreid
jfattgefuM0enen Giferiudtss 5ramas.


Gin Nuflebett erre9enoes Drar1a bat
ltdD uttldngft IN Der fran5orl1en Staot
elerntotlt IN etnetl Sirius ab9elptelt.
Der ebeu1allge ru1ltlGe Solatenofft3ter
0star BON NabOen erlfoB nab tllrjem
Wortlpedlel ben oantlhen lieutenant
eaitenfiolo, in ipel9em = Oh NIT
Feft ODER NIT ui1reft bletbe bier oahirlz
9eitelt-oen Stebbaber ietrter 9attin
uermuthete.
Dte Sral. ipelfe, 10 ODER 10, ben
9nlaB gu oielem unbeil 9egeben, tit bic
1odter zines SreSlauer Sat1fters ino
bat lbrett Wtaatt, oellea Sarnilie IN
MiiBlato bod at19elebet1 TT, IN ct.
Yetersoar9 tetit1er gelernt, als tie oort
IN elrtiS elallellt Die bobe S9ule rttt.
Saroa pom 8aboen oerlieB ieire 9lan>
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usber 275,0OO So63eiten
finben i'm Sabre in England, S9ott.
Lamb unG Srlano itatt.
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2lu8. 8edentbin, Merchant Tailor,
oberbalb Grant grOs., gegeniiber Der
Nlamo 8anf, bat einer ~gepGblten
@orratb bon Stofen un6 empfieblt
ii6 aur 4nfertigung bon Nnaiigeu fur
ale @elesenbeiten. 8oae 3ufrieben=
fellung earantirt. preiie mdBig. Man
fpre9e Dor unb gebe feline Q~uftrdae,
bic prompt ausgefabrt tuerben. a..
&edentbin, friber @ormann bel pans
coat & Eobn.
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guniet mooS Co..

gde2amar> unb @aInuts9tr.
baben gegentudrtig etua 5000 Serbs
8rennbOls bonn Wiuter iibrie, tpel6es
nan gu rebu3irten preifen bertanft
uerDen muB. Wirb rur C. o. D..
abaeliefert.
Gen, 0afer &c. tn allen Auantitdten
al ben biligften preiien.
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Nep. @ifholm. Hep. Sobannien.
biirfte, batm 5un9<gu, i'm MasGbenos
Diltrift, mieber eiitlnal S,pei Malner
gum Spfer %seforoert, beren 1umanes,
lelbltloles @trfen i1uem ben Nulprud)
auf ebrenbes @eod9tniB li6ert. @ir
meinen bic beioen i9mebii9en Millior
ndre Wifbolm unb Sobannien, melde
sele9entlid zines Teites i'm 6o6lommer
BON ether fanatii6en Mten9e eri9lageu
nurben.
Die senaunten Mdnner battem fdon
9eraume j3eit auf ibr.m Soften lit 6riez
ben 9emirft urb cine getpille 8cliebt6eit
9emonnen, ais auf Mnitiften eitles frems
benfeinbliden 8arteifiibrers Der 9taf)-
barI9aft cine bur6 baS ta9elang
bauernbe Self erbitte Soltsmen9e bon
iber 5000 9Opfen iid Dor benz 5auis
Der Wftiiondre perlammelte unb eiuen
Nn9riff auf oalielbe madte. SergebenS
flii6teten Die Snlalien in perl9ieSene
NtadbarBau ier, nersebenS ilften ibnen
freunolid 9eiinnte Gingeborene iie III
retten, Die beioen l1nslidliden fieleu
bod ibren 9enfern in bic 6dnbe unb
tpnroen bu6itdblid gu 8rei gei6(asen,
10 baB es fpater, als bic 8eb0rben ben
europdiidem Sreunben in 6anfom Die
&orper auslieferten, falt unm0sli9
nuroe, otelelben 3a ioentif3iren.
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eineoIn6sntmaL in ebinbura.

<EHNuFHUeAIrhu III VuIHUHlB'
lamb Elm Denfmal 9eiett lpir6, pie Dies
fiirsli9 NIT Der @rridtung zines 3ins
coin : Monnmentes in @6inburg ae>
l9ob. 6rsili6 ltebt Oiele Statue 6es
groBen Staatsmannes uidt ba3u oa,
I'M amerifas Veroienft nm S1Ottlano
gu illuitriren, i~onbsru lin bararl 5a err
innern, mas Die S9otten fir Die Ser.
Staaten 9etban baben.
Das Denfmal lit 81 @bren Der TN
Wiirserfrie9 gefallenen Soloaten idots
tii6er abitammun9 erri9tet. Seinc
Gntblllung geidab bnrd Die Todtcr
oeS felt bier Sabrcn bort mcilenoen
Ser. Staaten SonlulS @allacc Bruce.
9utt's giaeH tDirten fanft bei Sung
unb Wlt.
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,,Aeefep.Gas."
Die 4nbauger her @olhfur baltea igre
2%onbemtion I'M SadiousY Bart.

W. "~I~V>FWt1
gfeuli9 mar auf Der Nusieuuna
n&eeleD=Tas." Sff3ie1 freili9 bieB er
ntbt 10 uno tpurbe aud ttiht allgemein
e~insebalteu, ia man mill iosar att bieiem
Gage auf Der WtiomaD Blaiiance Nffens
fibrer geleben baben aber in oer Gens
traleWfuiifballe ta9tett 3eslte 6. &eelep
unb Die Trunflii1tigen, Die er aeheilt
uuo Die es merben molten: bic &eeleps
2iga feierte lire brittle rationale &ors
oention. Der erbebenbe Moment mar
ieoenfalls als WtaDor 9arrilon, tpel6er
bic 8erlammlung bemiafommt bate,
gum Gbrenmit9lieo oes Bunbes ertpablt
tpuroe. Ser CUTE Observation-Disclosures
b%iir9ermeiiter bate aber auh lit ieiner
BesrlBungSreoe bic 8ortbeile ber @olos
fur geprieien unb unter &n6erem ers
tudbnt, oaB cine 3eibe ieiner .Srsunoe
ourd bic &eeleD'ide Sur aus benz leib,
li9en uno moralilhen 3uin serettet uno
fpieber 5u braudbaren, gum Tbeil bers
porrasenben Wtitsliebern Der menI6e
liden @eieai6aft sema6t morben ieien.
-@i, Ell! 9iette Sreunbe muB Der 6err
gir9ermeiltsr baben ODER gum Winoes
ften gebabt baben.
Der Gltmeiiter Der @olofnr, Or.
&eelep, bielt cine sroBe Nebe, in pelder
Ct an Der 9ano BON aflerlei amiilanten
unb betriibenoen Beifpielen uno nit
srofem Observation-Disclosures Iufs
tpano 81 benz S9lulie 9elangte, baB
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Warnnin BON MahNen.

ebebre9eriI9e 8erbdltnib gepuBt unb
es erft 9eouloet babe, benin bon @aboen
bat nidt nur in Eurin orei Duelle alt
einem Gag fir Die Gbre ieiner Jrau
ansgefodten, lonoern er mar aud, ebe
er III Die 2anbarmee trat, Marinee
offi3ier, un6 bic 2ieuteuantS CUR Gee
finb gerabe niAt Der StOff, aus meldem
gtnleine M6roer merben. Nuf 9ibt eS
senns aeute, pelde ntdt an Die Sdulo
Der 80ronitt bon Rahoen glauben.
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goim6mrss SimeofnoemRmaf.
'3Hm anoentea fir bic Int 8iirgerfriege
sefaaenen SoInaten i@ottiider abs
e9uft erridtet.

9etauetet SoInatett f90ttif1er Mbs
fauit erridtet.
Die In ben Ser. Staaten einaerpars
oerten Shotten babsn ibrem altel 8a>
terlanbe Elm 70 treues @eod6tni6 be-
tpobrt unb fino auf lire n~ationalen her
oorragenoen @eitalten 10 itols, 6as bic
@ntbiiluns zines Wonuments, melAes
bier5ulanoe einem S9ottlanber erridtet
tpiro. ~feinesDess gu einem felteneu,
tpeitbin iutereiiirenSen Greisnilie mirS,
iie ipiro oielmebr gu einer @e6entfeier,
Die man ebenio gut als aus amerifani-
fder Snitiatipe ~entitanoen betrofteu
tonnte. Statuen BON Sir @alter
Scott unb Robert Burns finoeu ltd
iiberall In oieleua Sanoe; ioueit eben
bic englifAe i3unse rei9t, fino bic Sci
~ftungen biefer 9roBen Mdnner @emein>
gut 9eruorben uno baben ibren ipesifiid
fdottildeu @barafter u~erloren. Sin
Nnoeres lit es jebenfalls, menr einem
rein atneritanil6en 9erOen in S9ott-
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tpieien mer0e. Or. 2eslie 6. &eeles.
DAP feline 9eilmetbobe bic alleiu ridttae
lei, ipraH 9err 3eeleb stpar ni6t aus,
aber er bate es ia aud nidt n0tbia.
Sine NnoeutunS MUIR, elm @ort qenii9t
befanntli9 benz Meilen.
Nir fino nun feinestpeoS Der Nniift.
6aB bic Truntiudt eim 1~otbwen6iaes
@eieli6aftsiibel fei ln6 far oeren Ges
fdmpfuns uifts setban tper6en folle,
aber unIer @laube an Die 9eeleh'ihe
@olbfnr nit ibren MDiterien 1T gum
Wtinoelten Elm beidrdnfter. Man laot,
oab ben Patienten 2eelebS Der @enus
oes Nlfobols freiltebe, 6aB aber ftetS
our9 Die Wdrter, oeneu cine Nrt De,
tsftiorOlle 3ufd1t, ieoer rDrinf4 bes
patienten benz Nr5te 9emelbet tperoe,
Der oann rbebufs NerpenltdrfunsA cine
lubtutane @i%niprisuu9 nornebme. Daz
ourdb tperoe elm unansenebmes @rbre6en
berpor9ernfen, peldes Der Yatient als
etlle Solee 6eS 2rinfenS auffafe uno
ourdD oeien W%ieberbolung er abgefdredt
uno 9ebeilt merbe. An6ere Mittel mir
ben nebenbei CUR tbatia6li9sn 8raftis
9ullg Der gteroen %anserpanbt.
USE benz nun iet, es 9ibt aud Qeute,
belonoers ernit oenfenoe 9lerste, ipelde
ger @olotnr 9erabe5n 9eIunbbeitsI6ab>
lite Wtrfungen 3uidreiben, uno ser
fir3li9 aus Grte, Ba., semelbete Sal,
bop Elm S6ifsfapitan in 6olse Der
@olofur lpabniinnig 9eporoen lei, lit
nidt Der erlte Der Nrt.
@s mill nns fait %beoiinten, ais Oh bel
Der @olofur bas aursolo fir ben Dot
tor bic 9auptia6e iei.
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.3et gsbrau6 bon .Gaffpria' lit 10 anaenein
FberhiiFs ,pdre es 3u empfebIen. gebr tperiae in.
%i!elisente Ta1nilien finbet mon, iuel6e 6 aforia nidt
tn ibrer na6lten gt1be balten."
Carlos Wartpn, D. D.,
giep Db.t Gitp.
Sriiher Paftor Der SIOOminsSaIe Ref6rm. &irde.
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9emtid1 : emalii@e gdmle,
6 IAN Antontp. Terna

"" NV ~V y
Nnerfannt tiidtise %2ebranitaIt fir Rnaben
unb Wdb6en /; felt breibis Sabren in reaei
8irfiamteit. @ortrefIihe 9ebrfrdfte untel
bewabrter 2eituns. Ser enslii6en Sprad,
pirb, pie Der beutiden, ople 8ehnune ae,
tragen. 9luBerbem unterridt i'm Spaniihep.
Gintsermaten borbereitete S9iler finben ie.
berseit Mufnubme. @dbere sustunft ertbeiJen
5err s. Groos, 9rdfibent beS SduI. Wpr.
ftanbes unb IS m. 8orbed, Director her
anftalt. tufp-
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Erunfiu9t fet@
neswes8 erbli9,
ioaoern cine gu
irgenb einent
3eitpunft INT
inter irsenb ipels
den umitdnoen
bon Dem Submit
bum angenom>
meme lafterlide
@emobnbeit fet,,
woour6 alio be-
ren 9eilbarfeit
unumit6Bli@ be-
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fir Gduslinse ,1,.b @inper.

rGafpria 1T 70 nor5islid fir ain6er eesisnet,
oaB lb es Dor allen anberen mir befannteh Mrafieiel (
einpfeble.'" s.. 81. Mrder. MD.
Ill 9. Grforo Ctr, 8rootlpn, q. -.
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SHEEI[AN DEFYING TIE LAW.

HIS FOLLOWERS IL BUFFALO TRYING TO AVOID
AN HONEST DIsTRICTING OF THAT CITY.
Buffalo Sept. rs (SpeciaD.-In his desperate efforts
save the local machine from collapse in BuifaIo
and Erie County. Leutenant-Governor William f.
Sheohan has forced the Democratic Board OF Coun-
cilmen into ndefens position on the question
of redstrlctng the city. The boss is determined to
thwart all efforts to insure honest election here
in November. His hcnchmen were on guard last
fall and he has just served notice on CieVeiahu
and Sheehan Democrats alike that the Board Oh
Councmcn must block the Republican effort to
make election districts which comply with the Ia"
and which provide for honest inspectors. Nearly
two months ago the Board OF Aldermen. Repup-
lcan body, reapportioned the city, as directed by
law CHANGING only such districts had an excess
over 100 voters Their action was laid aside by inc
upper chamber. which is solidly Democratic Last
years Common Council was Sheehan board anu
1t gerrymandcred the city wards ou;rageously ana
appointed only Sheehan henchmcn Tor inspectors
So disgraceful was the machines work In this mat
ter that the voters regulated IL at the foho"ins
election by sweeping out the Democrats and max
ing tho Aldermen a strong Republican board.
The Councilmon were unchanged and acting under
orders from the boss. they sent the reilsuic'h6
matter 70 a committee They hoped to postpone
action until too late to change last years work.
and thus to retain for another year the hI-S"t'c"
GAINS from the rcrryuande:. They deliberately
were appealed to. and when the rccalcitrant Dem
acrats were finally made to realize that they must
obey the law. exceptions were taken to the Al
dermcn'g plans.
In all five rcdistricting schemes were passed py
tho Republicans. They were eminently falr. an5
excuse for further delay. the Democrats reportfl
"A changed plan yesterday. IL was framed oHy
for DELAY and had n proyiso the naming OF
Democratic inspectors In new districts To meet
This now dlatory game. the Republicans propossu
that Mayor Bishop. Chairman Richmond. or me
Board OF Councln"n and Councilman S San .
should name the Democratic inspectors inc t"p
former are Cleveland Democrats, the latter Ioi-
lower OF tho boss. In alarm. Lleutenant-Goverhor
She.han summoned the Councmen 70 MS Jaw
Office in Eagle-st.. and ordered point blank that
the Republican offer must be rejected. Ether
no districts should be changed, or else he would
name the inspectors. So the compromise was re-
irrrod and the chances OF legal election nero
f,row smaller each day. To-day Mayor Bsaop;
Al tho request OF the Republicans called special
session Of the Aldermen for tomorrow; IN. IKE,
publicans propos" that The lnw shall ne opcyeu
in spite OF Boss Shcchan. II 1t IS possible tAlns
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POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONS

REPU BlICAN COlNil UNIV LNll'NS
DELEGATES SELECTED AND CANDIDATES NANEl
IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE STATE
Tribes Hill, y. Y, Sept IS CspccaD.-The Rcpub-
leans Of Montgomery County held II convention at
Fonda to-day and elected the following delegate
To the State Conventions John II. Starin of Ful-
tonville Charles II. Deal and George Warren
Heath. of Amsterdam: Haskell Paving Of Am
sterdam William j. Arkell OF Canajohare: John
H. Wendell, Of Fort Plain. and Martin Shutz,
of Palatine. The delegates To the Senatorial Con
vcnton at Schenectady. october .. are John r..
Woushby and William r. Charles Of Amster-
dam; Hiram Thaycr. Of Mlnavillc; Thomns f.
Romeyn. of Amsterdam. Abncr II. Burch. Of
Fonda Leonard F. Fish Of Fuitonville and George
G. Butler. Of st. louisville. John Warner of Am
stcrlam. was indorsed FOR State Senator and a.
e.. Richmond Of CanajOharic for state Treasurer.
Ilcrkimcr y. Y. Sept. = (spcciaD.-'rhe Rcpuhli-
can County Convention held in Icrkimcr to-
day and the following dr,osatcs TO the state Con
ycnton were elected. Asscmiyman ". G. Pres
cott. Titus Shcard. Alfred Dodge Wilbur Eddy. AZ
thur r. Smith. ". H. Gorslinc anl Alexander
Smith The Senatorial Convention for Tho NXih
District Will be- hcl mt Schenectady October j..
Hadlcy Jones' Of Little Falls. is canGidd" for The
nomination and allowed 20 select the Delegates
10 the convention. II" named the following. \.
NJ Mills ". &. Prescott. County JUDGE J.. t.
sheldon. George II. Thomas T.. Lagransc smith,
r.
SON. Ex-Dlstrct-Attorncy \. -. steele. Of icrH-
Iner, the candidate 81 HorHimer County for the
nomination. is delegate to the Constitutional Con
vcntion
Bnshnmton. y Y. Sept. es.-In the Republican
County Convention held in tnis city yesterday al
;c.noOn Joseph \. BrOwneli was nominated for
member Of Assembly. az I. T. D"yo. me prcaont
incumbent. positively declined 10 enter the can
vass. i.e does under the orders Of physician.
The delegates elected to tho state Convention are
George Is. Dunn " + Seward. l. X. Clark G.
= Putnam. Georsc +. Lyon. 4 q Wales. H. =
II l. MasNeil John Moses
Syracuse. y. Y. Sept 2A-Charlcs ". Stapleton.
Of Worthwhile. Madison County. was to-ia" nomi-
mated by The XXlVth District Republican Sena-
toria Convention.
Wiley. T. 9. Coffin Isaac Bats and Alexander
Cummings have ben chosen delegates In Greene
County the Republican state Convention.
Olcan. y l., sept. ., Gpccial.-At the catarau-
gus County E"puhli AN Convention hold to-
day g. ". Terry wa nominated Tor member ~
Assembly .. : Nrcclaud rcuomnated for
County Judge These delegates 10 the state Con-
vention were chosen TX Senator e. T.. Ncdier. +.
". Higgins William T. Wheeler, Ass"nhlyrnan
George H. Spring. T.. B Nrccland, j. VI. Congdon.
g. u. Streght. q. \. Madison and David Parkef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-29
WHARTON BARKER'S NEW SCHEME.

LETTER TO THE SENATE URGING EXTREMELY
LIBERAL CONCESSIONS TO TIE SILVER MEN.
Washington, Sept 2S (SpeciaD.-Great surprise Is
expressed by the Republican leaders of the fight
for repeal the contents of letter received here
to-day from Wharton Barker. OF Philadelphia. signed
by himself and number Of other leading Philadel-
phia manufacturers and business men, This letter
suggests to the Senate more liberal concessions
to the silver interest than embodied in the pres
ent Sherman act. 1t proposes the purchase of the
entire American product at market prices, giving
TO the sellers in addition one-fourth OF the seignior
age arising from coinage The sgners Of the letter
insist that the business depression Of last summer
due. not 10 the Sherman law, but to fears OF
unwse tariff legislation and they suggest that con-
currently with such silver legislation they recon-
mend limit Of time be fixed within which no
changes will be made in the tariff laws
Mr.. Cameron exhibited this letter to-day In the
Senate striking vindcation Of his course
the Repeal bill. and he will present It and probably
make remarks upon II tomorrow. The Re
publican friends of repeal condemn Mr.. Barkcrs
scheme more harmful than the present Sherman
act. and will oppose stoutly the line of action
favored by the signers Of the letter. which. they
maintain is not likely to have any serious poti
effect.