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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
IT. SANFORD SWORN ~ As MAYOR.
Ima CITY CLERK DECLARES HIN ELECTED
crr,SON STILL CHEERFUL.

III. CITY CLERK DECLARES HIN ELECTED
GLEASON STILL CHEERFUL.
Long Island CITY was aroused from ccnir" 10 cir
cumfcrcnce Yesterday morning. when IL bccam" known
that Ilorntio : Sanford had been sworn IN as Mayor
and had flied his crrfcli' 81 election WITH the Wv
and County CLERKS, Nrr the adjournment "l u"
Hoard Of Aldermen Thursday nlgh; SanioIdN '"F
Clerk NJ j. Goldner. proceeded "a canvass Va" "i'cuoh
returns for Mayor and declared Mr.. sanford elected
l,y 1876 majority. Alderman Michael :. CiaVch. WHO
was appolntpd Acting Mayor hy virtue Of Judge Bar
etf's dcc Ion a once retired In favor OF S1nicfh, ana
in the small hour, Of ~" morning ThomnS {. kadi"n
sworc in Mr.. sanford Mayor. Clerk Crowley then
went 10 Jamaica and fled copy 81 Mr.. SANFORD :
certificate with County Clcrh John H. >ipfin Another
copy was filed with Gleason'> acting tRiy Clerk Hayes
Mavor sanford then went to.his home In Ravcn>wood
Patrick Gleason WIS n defiant ever. and issued
warrant, ascrcrntng el.jOO. CITY Treasurer ElccI'
wcnn refused 10 honor them. ami saws il" viii rot
recognize Gleason ~ Mayor. either dc facl0 OF d"
jure Postmaster william Richrn,tcin refused 10 de
liver Gleason mail addressed 10 " Tie Mayor
of Long Island Gty." CIV Hall 80. was guarded
all day by a platoon of police. CITY Hall NO Was
crowded with sanfosds adhcrcns.
Mayor Gleason arrived ~ his oric" shortly after
o o'clock Iii, first act the appointment Of
james Greer Chlcf Of the Fire Department. TO succeed
George Casey. win, resigned. There was another
Gleason de,crion through the resignation o. John T..
McGraw. clcrk to the ENdsr board. This vacancy
WAS also filled Mayor Gleason seemed cheerful and
untcrrihcd.
Mr.. sanford viii. under the new order Of things.
reapp point the Police COmm- -Ouer- WHOM he app 5nid
the other DAY. Tile named arc Patrick DAILY
Jurcen RathJrn and James Ingram
The EOard Of Aldermen met last night hui the s"--
sion lasted only u few minutes. CITY tlcn GOldner.
OF the sanford government mad" formal demand
upon acting CIiy Cicrk llay"-. 81 the G"~Dn govern
mcnt for the books and paper. Of the city. np'n The
ground that he had been appointed liiy tl'rk Oy 10"
president OF TIE Common council. MichaH 'Iavrn.
Mayor u ~
Acting CITY Clerk Hayes refused ihc demand and tie
ouncl adjourned.
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Tributes TO THE DEAD EX-PRESlDENI
STATE LEGISLATURES ADJoURN-EE- OLCT1oNs
OF TIE KENYON TACTLTY.

STATE LEGISLATURES ADJoUHN-EE- oLUT1oNs
OF THE KENYON FACULTY.
jefferson City, No. Jan. Gothic Legislature ad-
jonrned to-day Il mark Of respect TO the memory
OF the late exTresdcnt Hayes and I'm recognition Of
the fact that the funeral held today.
st. Paul, Jan. cO.-After the adoption OF suitable
resolutions to-day the Legislature adjourned for the
day as n mark Of respect to the memory OF ex-Pres
dent Hayes. The resolutions mourn with the state
OF Ohio and tender SYMPATHY TO II for the loss Of
the OF that State and say that sin the death Of
this distinguished man we recognize the loss TO our
Nation OF pure patriot, faithful and gallant soldier
and illustrious leader who had the confidence and
esteem OF all classes OF people, citizen who
by merit and wore without reproach the highest
honors Of the republic"
Fremont Ohio. Jan. oO.-Thc following kilograms
were received here from the Governor of Vermont:
Bratteboio. Jan. 20.
Vermont ourn with the family OF ex-Prcsidcnt Hayes
Ho was universally loved and regarded by people
q, one and best Of nations great rulers
Is he y bravo and sklf'il officer. and Of the
aruest and most loyal aud lovable OF
LEVI X. FILLER. Governor.
/ desire TO add my personal tribute to your fathers
memory. Our community especially loved and respected
him. and 1ce with you the sense Of individual loss His
kindly face and charming presence will long be rcmcm
bered here. LEVI X. FULLER.
The following resolutions were adopted by the
faculty OF Kenyon College, expressing their sympathy
for the bereavcd family OF General IIayes and sorrow
the death Of the most distinguished alumnus Of
the Institution
Kenyon College, January 90. 1893.
Tho faculty Of Kenyon College desire To express their
deep OF the loss which the college has sustained In
the death OF General rutherford Hayes LIZ D. OF te
clsss OF 1872 and to tribute 10 the memory OF his
pure and noble character The public services OF Mr.
Hayes are familiar to every Intelligent citizen OF the
Nation His bravery. his wse craftsmanship. his pha
thfopy are known all his countrymen. We however
especially rejoice that u the privilege OF Kenyon
have nourished such u son. and point him as a
type OF lofty character which colleges should aim
producer that o the patriotic cultured Christian
man. AS such. Kenyon Will cherish his memory
OF her precious possessions.
IL 10 ordered that this memorial be entered upon
records the faculty. that 1t be published In 1.-THE
Kenyon ColegIan'' ond the daily papers. and that
copy BE- sent TO the family Of the deceased
RUSSELL 5. DEVOL. CHARLES J.. DI:C SIZE. WILL
IAN 4. PIERCE, Committee OF the Faculty.
Boston, Jan. Gothic House today adopted The
resolutions euogiMng exP President Hayes which were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
CONTROLLER CAMpBELLS REPORT

THE STATE FREE FROM DEBT-HEvI ION OF TIE
INHERITANCE TAX LAW RECOMMENDED.
Albany, Jan. oO.-Conirollcr Campbell today trans
United 10 the Legislature bis annual report for the
last year. There Is now practically no STATE debt.
he SAYS and the States finances are In satisfactory
condition. The balance I'm the treasury October !.
1901 was 81 j4075i receipts from all sources during
tho last fiscal year werc Sj22i 706: total. $22I11 :
j47 the payments during the year were HlJ,j-3,fo4
the balance In the treasury september 30. l-J2, va
S.,i4is OBS. The capital Of the trust funds OF The
state at the close Of the fiscal year. valunG Invest
mont, ~ par Wa 70 .IG3. 1875. Tn" amount OF cor
poraon taxes received i, II o9d.J'C, the largest sum
ever received from thi, source. \ difficult question
has resulted cnd'avo- TO compute the stat"
tax upon transportation. telegraph ana telephone com
panlo The Attorney'cncraI holds that the tax sh'ui
b. levied upon the entire amount oi th'ir earnings
within th, state vhlr the companies claim that the
tax should ony bc levied upon earnings from business
originating and terminating wholly within Tue honhda
ri,, Of the state. The revenue Of the stat" VIII d.
materially Increased 10y a decision 81 'his que suOh.
The amount received Tor InhcTitanc" taxes during
the year Is 81 15G3lS. the largest sum ever received
II Is recommended that the law b" - AMENDED Uh"
thu. rate bc fixed at | per cent upon estate over
80 900 and up to 100000: per cent on AL sums
eyer 500 900 I'D 10 $500 ZOO. pr cent upon sums
in excess OF $4,000 mp 10 sl.oOo'ooo. anu per
cent upon AL sum, In excess Of ~ 100000
The amount received under the Ives Pod law was
-, ,-I The state /, not receiving all the money
frnu, Ibis source IL should. III" tOnir0U'r says
Authority T. asked 10 "Aaiihr tue "oOh' VI '''"h a.
solutions at any tln' 49,, -, ,, J., ,,.,or,
Of lax sales and r,denpti"n- and cano"iA'lohs sho"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
"REMINISCENCES or GENERIL MARES.

WAS IT CHANCE THAT NOMINATED HIN FOR
President INSTEAD or BLtIN-.t
From The Cincinnati CONNER tlnI t'aL"ttr.
Il has always been said 10y Mr. Hla!ncs supporter
that had the ballcng lin the National convention
OF 1876 begun The second night n II would nave
nour had II not been iO an .cciHrni. iDcT tin1hic
would nave been elected against INT an OPP
positiou Just when tn" proceedings ah r'ich''l Z.
,ri,is il was sidcniv "discOvcr" that the gis c0hi
not be lighted for evening session. u COURSE II
WAS impos IDLE TO proceed with the bsin - ~ III" u
Vcniiou and IL VIZ adjourned. III" az ninn"nt re
.liing directly She nomination ri Hayes u Tue once
OF the chief Executive Of the Nation. -.
II his ALWAYS been cOnt.nGcd hy the oppo,tiJi
,hni th. cAtlueuislins 1f the "a ana the consequent
p0,tponon"n Of the cOnvcnti n WIS III" worn q" som"
OF the antiElainc men. Tins was u"hhu W>>"'N'I;
ly the latter. prominent among whom Mas CORNER
iec ~aud> ST. VINO In recalling "REMINISCENCES OF th'
struggle last night said that the sudden darkness was
The result accident, which Was unJt 'iuaD Du.
which unmis akably had lis effect upon iir drici 81
Mr. Elaine and the selection Of Mr. Hayes 10 ';d thr
Republican party in the cvcrmcmofabic campaign that
Followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TD INVESTIGATE. THEIR METHODS.
xEw.YoRK EXHIBITORS DISSATISFIED WITH
Tur WORLDS FAIR MANAGEMENT

TuE WORLDS FAIR MANAGEMENT.
Albany jan 20 (spcc!ah.-Several members Of inc
I,rI,laiur. said to-day that an investigating commit
tee mlsht ir appointed soon 10 learn II wrorK
merchants and manufacturers who desire TO secure
,pncc al the World's Fair have been subjected Ia
oncrou, demands for payment for the plNiirg" "i
sdm!s ,lon The District Fair Commissioners Of TIE
STATE who have recently visited Albany. report th"'
there. /, much dissatisfaction among I'll" New Noi"
cNhildors John Boyd TEACHER. one Of 10" stale COM
mi .lonrrs +, reported 10 have said That even To-"
sellers Of peanuts VIII have to pay large percentage
Of th"r receipts
Another subject which the committee VIII lnN''l
gate # 1, said. will be- the "NiravaSnce 81 Va" Ne"
York Worlds Fair Commission. i"iwc'n ia" Juii'i'I
District Commiss oncrs and the state 'o"lni. Non"lS
lie .nilr. appropriation Of 5000 90 made by the
legislature Of l-O2 has been exhausted ana further
bill. have been incurred and now Nr. Thacher asks
for 1900 900 additional This is ia" sam" Mr. Thacher
No coollv toll tie New Work. merchants last year b."
fore Governor Flower that 100000 would b" amply
sufficient" aud who heard Governor Flower say rat
ahnn Ne rchnntS pleaded for more money FOR
rho Fair Now both Governor Tiowrr aud Mr. lhAchcT
link that the Legislature should give +'"oCOo NOR
FOR the Fair. aud the New "ik merchants III ''r'
Flowers opinion. are no longer rats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
PRESIDENT HAYES AND HIS CABINET.

hoover rising to privileged motion, moved that the
Iou,c proceed 10 consideration OF business on the
private calendar Mr.. Dcllzhoovcrs motion vas voted
down. and Nh Outhwaiic's resolution was read. rs
follows:
"ResOlvcd. That this lou,r, On This. the day OF I've
funeral Oi the late Rutherford l.. layc, formerly
Chief Magistrate Of the United state" a. Il further
mark OF respect TO his memory, do no" ADJOURN
Mr. uthwaite demanded the prcVou, question. The
vote I'm lis favor was l2o e. o. Nj. Martin Tai'rd
point 81 quorum bat subsequently, "I'"u''" H.
and IN, resolution adopted.
Accordingly, at 10 ;hc House adl0ufn'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
INVESTIGATING MR. WHITES ELECTION.

Sacramento. cal. Jan. :0.-Thc spocial committee
Of the Assembly began an investigation last evening
Of the charges made by Hre,z Nop). TO the 'hec'
that Kern another populi't member had been brbci
to cast his for stephen W. WHITE tD"m)'
and thus secure the llti"rs election ~ tinted states
srnniOr. Scnaor.clc White testified bcirr" The
committee and cmplmtically denied the charge rs t'r
aS II related TO himself A>>cmblNnnn I,lrtI ac-
know lodged that he had direct evidence OF bribery
nenIn., Krrns and virtually admitted thar his
charge, were based upon the nct that kcriiS had
signed a pledge 10 vote with the POpun>l> Tor ten
days or until they satisfied they coUll not elect
"A senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
ATHLETIC MANAGER, TO MEET.

An important meeting OF the Metropolitan AssOcatlsn
Of the Amateur Athletic Union VIII he held az the Aston
House tonight the manag propose If possible 10
inject lttls lie into tho moritunt body. several
questions VIII cone up lot settlement and there il no
money IN the Isufy means may b. devised Tor
citing some Tho alleged Beehive Athletic Club boxing
tournament will also up for setem'n mt. At this
iournanert with the prizes and those
IN chllcc plid money least few Of tho conte'an
A. J Iousbn OF the Lorlard 4. C.. j. member Of the
association and the chie club exists I'm name only
some one is laoiy suffer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

It can make diseased ones healthy when
nothing else will. As blood cleanser,
strength-rcstorer, and flesh-builder, there's
nothing Ike It known to medical science.
For Scrofula IN all its FORMS, Bronchial
Throat, and Lung affections, Weak Lungs,
Asthma, Severe Coughs, and every disease
that can be reached through the blood, it's
tho only remedy so unfailing that it can be
Oudrnnteed
II 1t doesn't benefit or cure, in every case,
you have your money back.
On these terms, it's an insult to your in
telligcnce to have something else offered o
being just - good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
LEGISLATIVE rAvoRs FOR LIQUOR DEALERS

Albany Jan. 20 Special senator Eor>eh .ntr"
duccs bul today giving TO courts IN rural districts
ia. right TO i,>rc a writ Of CcrtiCraii 10 comp'i
board, ~ excise TO grant licenses Ia hpHor dealers
10 whom they have been r-fn.rG. Tile people OF
rural npichborhoods after Will" VIII undrr'ian"
that a Democratic Legislature /, IN the saddle ~
Albany and has iavors of all kinds FOR Ia" liquor
deal.rs The bill was sent 20 Alba1y Nv exS'nit"I
Iruilcr ~ the representative Of the stat" Brewers
A. LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TWO GREAT MEN TNRECOGNIZED.
,,,,, 'rIa fioy.inud plpIu1s1lsr

Governor Nckinlcy IN conversation WIN Z "nu
last sunday evening. mentioned an ln.oe, t'' ,oi,
cur,ed about two weeks ago C.. " anu l. ,r.,n
lntweru Akron and Columbus. The governor ann nv
cX ircsdrn vci" riding together III me CIR.
who know the GovciDOr avai" tat ne soinrn'Oo
wears :, Grand Army bultan and al oth'r ihieH u
Loyal Legion button. The lapel Of hi coat ~,
Ihis ocralon lo wore the former. wien y. ~ ~,
man entered the csr. A. IL customary wien Two
Grand Amy men meet they salute en- a. S1nn, ~
10 huttou This the stranger did. ana Hu"'s,I's
The t;cvcInor remarked How Won. romadc
with shake Of the hand. lie seated himself II, 'no
.,, CnposItc the Governor ana The cN !i''idclt VIII
fb torn,er aid "Th, i OK President lavcs tiring
+, his comp1nion. The stranger nushinely rrp,sd
nh no You can't come thGt on mo-. lhihkhs
,bo, The Governor was cuying him. Ater lew
p. mcut. the stranger saw something familiar III lhc
,nverno;', face and said: AREN'T yoil Governor
vcxInlcy Then he turned 10 General liav'S: nid
recorniyuc him likewise. arose, and taking on ms
hat said beg your pardon; gentlemen. ,nr ~,
won were fOOling mo. see that u II N'F''"o wv
Kinley and eX President Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
MILITTANEy MAKE MERRY.

Company c. Of the list Regiment heia u'en 60
e.cn,io, last evening at Jaeccr's Fy-nlnth-st aho
Madison.ayc IL was Of the most successful 80
lions ever held nv the Company. About '0o mc" .
Of the regiment and their friends were present
began mt o o'clock and supper wa, ser'ei at IN '
~ nr,ished bv the list Regiment band aud the dancing
continued until early this morning. -
The committee or arrangements In charge Of .he o'
was made No a. follows Lieutenant Lloyd West fia'
Corporal BENJAMIN }. Small, rrlvates ehafes H. ~, W..
John g. Gerhard ana Julius A. sothen Amo". wv"
,,c.cn, wen, Colonel r. v Greene. Lieutenant ooo"a
DcnnI.on Major W. A. Downs. Adutant w. IT, D'',s'
Lieutenant Ball, Captain Keek. Lieutenant he'o" W.,
and Mrs l. &. Vanderbilt Mr.. and MIS- Leav o
Lieutenant and Mrs. W. l.. ROYAL Mr. ana ME. ,,nas
vtncon, Al, and Mrs Warner Miss Josephine jones'
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Balte, Edwin Hewitt. Mss He"''"
w H. Tilly and Mss Dlcncf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
THE rorsE AND SENATE ApIorPN.

Washington, Jan. 20-in the Senate to-day Mt
Brice offered q resolution that the senate has heard
with deep regret the death Of H. T. Hayes, formerly
Chief Magistrate Of the United states. and that ~
further mark Of respect ~ his memory on this' Inc
day OF his funeral, the Senate DO now adjourn
The resolution was agreed 10 and the senate ad-
journed until tomorrow.
In In, House Mr.. Outhwaitc rose 70 Offer rcsoln
ton or respect the memory of cNPrcsidcnt Hayes
lut before the resolution could bc read MIR. Betz-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
EROoKDALE STABLES SOLD TO COZ" IHoNrS~"

rROOKpALE STABLES SOLD TO COL THoMPs0H'
Colonel William =. Thompson. well-kno"n IN conheo'
lion ,ith tho National Lead Trust bought the famous
Rrookda,c stud farm and racing stables from the es''
Of David D. withers The price paid is said to De aoo
sl5oooo Il 1. also said that the racing sates VIII "
enlarged nv the addition OF number OF oher horougnot
which colonc Thompson has recently acquired ana ms'
a., ,..u ,i,,L, coors under which tho Withers horses
ornerIv raced will be etaired The stud farm VIII aiss
no kent intact for breeding and the whole sO
and farm, conducted under the management OF Ooo''
Thoml,ons sons. LOWS and william T. inon'io" 4,
The rrookdale property which contains ABOUT SUI a''
about 1--WE miles from Red Bank. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
CLOSE or AN AUCTION SALE OF HORSES

NLOSE OF IN AUCTION SALE OF NURSES
The sale OF tro;ting stock ~ Peter C. Kellogg the
auconser az thu Amerc Institute Building, was closed
vc,teriay Prices we're poor Tic animals disposed Of
were ;hc property Of several EIss,in breetcrs
Atolt 100 head from the stock farm Of Senator stan
ford at Meno PARK. cal. arrived the American IN
stiu,e Building Thursday. They viii he soif undef
the hammer on Tuesday and Weinc sday The AMI
mails are mostly the got Of Elc P"d mont AImoof
General R,nton Abn. Electricity. WHIPS. Wiiinus
Nephew. Sport. Lottery and Ans.4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
THE CHILD DRANK PINT or Whisky.

Willie u. Monnhan. foTr years old. OF Richard
Monahan a liquor Gcicr, Il Iocust,t Yonkcis. dlcl
from alcoholic poisoning last NIGHT The lttlo fcilow
went behind fathers bar Thur-day MINT no
ono was around. and climbing chair took down Il
bottle Of whk"y AID drank aim It pint Of IT, lie
found lying inscnsblc the floor By his nothci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
ANOTHER "TRIP TO CHINATOWN" SOUVENIR

The aj0th pcormar OF "a Trip to chinatown" the
Madison Square Theatre given last night bcfo,c
ar audience which completely filled the house The souvenir
distribution a bronze fSuc Of the widow
prominently In tho pcvc OF the last act
The figure eight and quarter inches high and formed
an unusually striking momento OF the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

IN. racing season extend from April TO Decempef
I The season now Is from May TO OCTOBER i' Inc
amended section reads as fonows'
The number OF days during when oecs may ~ aa
ductcd upon any track ground Is lhhVea ~ 'o,"'
\, which tine and during that number oil days o'' ~
sholl be authorized and allowed upon SUI" "
ou,ds oni during which time the same may oe ote''
and occupied and used for tho admission o. '"e h
subject TO the conditions and nnitatlhs Pre'. :,
the acts ard the several amendments 'horee' ""ui ~
the said associations were incorporated anu u'o p
., secons jI and $50 Penal Code shai ho' 'Pp,
10 the grounds OF such associations during inc "'
DAYS in which or during which the sau fa.'s az ,,
authorized. Such racing and oil nooisc'mS :"
State shall be confined to tho period De'"ce" u -"
s., =, ,n,u and rho FIST DAY OF December. In when ali
nolscl,lng shall be confined to the tracks whcre '''
races take place, and the days when inc "'e' ""'
place. 49,, ,iu nm
Assemblyman DrypOlchcr introduced p"' p'
hibiting courts Of record from dl'misshs thc pi''
ms case in any suit for damages or Tor ca"sihs
death on the ground that there Is conflict IN the evil
dence questions OF iact. -, o,,dop Gsblnr
in Richmond County. An odd measure c'Inc irp. W,
Mr. Plant Of Broohlyn reaurrs cno ~ Take the
namcs Of all the witnesses to any acclcn. ana c :, ~
the names with the comfy CLERK VINO Is w. ro
10 give his name may be find so ard the compSn COMPANY,
must pay to the person injured T.oo III cac 10 rep0'
CT such accident is made to The county oic'N
MONITORS OF two of the leading jockey clubs as
sured Tribune reporter Yesterday that they knew
nothing whatever of Mr. Guenthcr's bill, ard had no
idea who Is behind IT, said ono OF them
The clubs so far As ! am aware. cntlr'ly sat
isfed with the existing arrangement, and nave not
heard that any Of them want to race more tian
thirty days. NY impression IS that some OUTSIDERS
are behind the bIl certain persons who want 10
open new race-track independent OF the Board OF
Control which has al the dates between Nay - ana
October H. ard will yield none"
VIII the clubs oppose the bill?'
IL don't zee why they should II would not hurt
them II the season Is extended"
Would not the extension Of the season In inns
State seriously affect racing In Ncw-Jer>ev ~
"Certarly. 1t would hut all the Ncw-Jerscy
tracks have racn: In this Stat; Is carly as April
and Us late as December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
NO RESULT IN WASHINGTON

olympia. WASH Jan. e0.-rwcniy-two ballots have
been taken for United States senator without result;
The final ballot to-day was as follows Allen RrpD.
IL Turner (Rep). - Grlgss Dem). - T'ats Popl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

Of ever having him gu cl One day tn grsat bnns
tits proin led 10 those who would tUTfCUKA RAVE
DIES. went aht the drug ana bosns.
them. must confess had but tie faith m ZEN
liOwevc', used tipm 0ccor1a2 directions and od..
i HAT INV soy - an cei i no T,s to publish
.le DISCOVERIES OF CriICCRA REMEDIES They csn n1
him in four weeks sound $ god Golllr - SN'~
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishkiil village, " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

trfF bI!. IT'S Zee, wore frrrIhIy
be could no, wcar any shoes. ana ~
tiei'fore 10 stay AT home from, srooos
When lac pus Oh a pair Of dpy s.nn y.'
lngs In the morning. they would in 80.
hour u. saturated WITH moi ture sn as
Nry onenti,c even Ia tae co,s.ngs
weit; ;.r III The di.sa.e teg1n 10 sprsaS
o.er MS o9hy' espe, ially his hand. and
benis becain" ..in and az d ,e'a.. n!s
Lwo witlcr d sticks Of weoS
would b. usrle faf ne 10 ~ .. ~
the suffering this boy endured. ,c Su
him TO two different doctor. both a ny
him lots Of medicine, but ali b M , NV.
lie crew worse. 1 thsraf,o e,c:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
Recorered sound health
for every cOnsumptiye who


for every consumptive who
hasn't delayed too long.
There's a positive cure with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Just as it cures
the worst Of tho many
forms Of scrofula, so IL
cures, and just as certain
ly, the scrofulous affection
OF TIE lungs that's called
Consumption-through the
blood.
But, even with this rene
dy, 1t won't do to wait. IL
....,ft s...l., 49,. I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

introduced yesterday. Mr. Quinn. Of Boston withdrew
his amendment. asking That the paragraph rreAlnine
Mr. Hayes conciliaory attitude toward the south br
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

Grand Army reunion at Washington. went in.o V h
OF the great tents on the White House lct Wncre Inv,
Army OF West Virginia was holding its reunion Jus,
as approached Tie entrance the electro lehls VII.
out leaving everything In utter darkness. sou %
WAS speaking. and recognized IN" voice VI uen 40
HAYES lie presided at thss reunion. Inc P,os"""0
was completely carried out In the darkness