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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
FIFTY YEIPS 4 METHODIST MINISTER.

4 GREAT CONGREGATION At OCEAN GROVE DO
ING HONOR To THE REV. DR. l.. II. STOKES.
Ocean Grove y. j.. May II tSpecial)-ThiS has been
a., cvcntful dly In the history Of Ocean Grove MS
rolIrious rrs.r Besides the regular parl ,hioncrs
tbronc, OF people from ASbury Park and the sur
rorndinc country Hooked into II. Paul'S Methodist
Epl,cora Church this morning to do honor to the
venerable president N III, ocean Grove camp Meet
ING As,ocIaton the Rev. DR.. T.. II. stokes. tho
occasion bling the semi centennial oil his oriina-
lion o the ministry. DR.. Stokes Is Siill haze and
hearty and was to-day In his hlppie' mood. lie
took MS his text Acts XVI. ~; Having thei'-
f)rc obtained help of God. continue unto this
day witnessing 10th to small AMI great. sayih.
none other things than those which the prophets AMI
Moses did say should come" In the courS" Of
his remarks he referred To himself. nol"stly uc-
scrlbng some Of the stirring Incidents connected with
his hfty years a. minister
In telling the story OF his lie DR.. s'oKs saiu
he was born In cwMcdford. y. j. In his boyhooi
his parents who wcrr Quakcrs, moved to Philadtl
pho where the son obtained employment In lac
tory rising from crrand boy to foreman lie WIS
llcsnsel 10 preach In January 1r3 aud four months
later WIS installed as pastor Of the Lower Bethel
Methodist Fps opal Church In me Na''fn circuit
subsequently he flied pulpitS In Cam1en, New
DyunswIcS Trenton BorCeniovn and Other places.
In Isl, he .caine to Ocean Grove, "h'r' ne was
NANNY In trrnenal in building up th' greatest camp
mn, ling rru,inds I'm The world. Or. stokes l. the
author Of several religious works as well a' Noiuo
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

The horses at the Long Island tracks had rest ys-
eraay although the day was Just the sort 70 re'uc '
surplus nesh OF some OF them
large number Of and trainers visi'cn Aa'c''
.alls To inspect the McGrathana and Ernnymeue year
,inos which are 10 be sold by eec,ric lsat tonlsA'.
Milton Young Colonel H. Clay and Ca'esby Wo,d'or'
,ecciycd them They kept busy all day Inc AZ
teDdants at Tatteralrs are courteous anu 'ahe p' "
nlea.e everybody who visits the builoihg'
The Metropolitan Handicap Is ata'tng 10. OF ~
ION The uncertain performances of some OF the canal
dates make II diNcut to pick the winner or hsnc 1'
favorlte for the race. -, .. -.
The racing this week al brooklyn promises 70 NC
,i,,,rt rs many Of the final fast OF some u tho
Netronolitan candidates will he given 70 them IN the
races The twoycar-old division is likely 10 '"''is"
GOOD conteste, many OF the trainers say "A' D'
il as Nc as IL Is possible 10 make him. Some Oh inc WV"
,cres saw that colts thu; not within TWO "ech
=, ,ace Will train on and take the measure OF the son
u Mr. Pickwick and Thora. The same argument j. p
piici 10 Iiaton OH saturiAy Bowers i ci"'
a. useful colt who has "a i"t 81 '"'' "' ~
develop. $500. =, TIA.
Joe Ripley was named after the famous uo',' u .
mama whose breeding not suth"n'.1a'e"' lie "o',,
"'o .ces he,oro he wac pur hased bv NJ. St'aus He
won sixty.six and part Of the purse !" e,', ~"
,xccp. four He used a road morse ny 'ii
and wo, some races in TO road wagon AZ f'-
wood PARK His disposition was perfect ann ~ W."
coos camp,ipner lie would lie down In ca - WI ~
- . ,oy.s.au Should the thoroughbred Jo' fiplcF
cnlo. his rotting predecessor he win indeed BE- ''uao
mae Many O. the horsemcn say he Is the best t"o'
vesr.old they up 10 the present Tune.
Tho Kancocas Morris Park has been CONG soie
,as, work Seven Of the likely 10 90 In the sac
us, as they are be SHIPPED 70 the lsii "h''' ""
,viu min the others which 10 BE- sold M Lof'a'
IL likely 10 visit Brooklyn track any Pheasant ua
lie has almost fully recovered his heah ana u SURF "
attend the Morris meeting should no relapse lA'
Mace There arc forty yesrn2s at Rancocas "ho
ompare favorabv with the youngsters raised III any P'
81 the country. rhoy possess Size bone anu
Mr. Iorla,d 10, likely 10 be purchaser al u'o s
,,nc sscs except on exceptional OCCASIONS ih'r' -
,rklng brother 10 Locohaichcc which roans over VII.
ch pastros at Rancocas. sophrona his dam was of'u
,o sensation. There nincty-avc mares seec"n 'o
,hoir breeding on the farm. The crop OF youngsters
romise- 10 number least scventyhvc The iarm anu
ur,opndinQs are extremely beautiful The bu1ihes are
Il, uorc.t repair and the system OF drainage eNces ''
~ INV other farm which the writer ever visited
uo,c,,o has not chanQci hand, but Is hkeiy 70 10
so n. any time The to-day promise 10 be exci'h2
on,os,s III. Highness La TOsca and VcStibne make
,.,, dohu. for the season OF 1898 They VIII mcct
ne NJ the crack sprntcrs which have been seasoheu
bv rhe Elizabeth campaign. The TACK Is III s"p'''
co,dI,ion 50 that fact time is likely to be maze ILL.,
three OF the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

suggested to him and advocated by certain southern
and Western Democrats with whom he has secretly
conversed Is not improbable, because majority OK
them strongly favor it-although the West i by no
means unanimous on the subject. 1t Is not I'M
probable, either, that secretary Carlisle iaNors an
income tax. The only time that he voted aeahss
II while he was a member Of the House OF Repre-.
Sentative. WAS when Tucker OF Virginia WHO ma
charge OF the Internal Revenue Dhi, appeao.s
"a Mi of his party friends to do 80 In order not 70
teopariizr the measure. On tnat OCCASION anu ioT
yhe same reason Colonel Herbert, now secretary OF
tho Navy voted the ,ame way, Dut on otner ocoa'
sIons both OF them voted Tor the proPositioi'
II 1, asserted that twO-lo>sibly ihree-olher neui-
her, OF the Cabinet inclined "a favor an hcoulo
to\ on the ground that il will be- necessary Ill ofder
10 raise money cary on the Government III eise VI
= r,diral revision OF the tariff Despite assertions 10
The contrary there l. little or no disposition anone
The free silver men. far their Views are rehec,A
by Democrats WHO have been in Washington resen,,y'
t accent the repeal OF the TAX on state Dahh CHI
lion rs sufficient compensation Tor the repeai Oh VA
silver Purchase law. Most OF them denanu Tree aL1
unlimited coinage, but majority proDaDiy "ouia
accent either the coinage OF the silver pnl'on; INV
owned by the Governments or the bihnd INV, MN q"
amendment making compulsory the coinage 81 sioo;'
600 a MONTH some oil them declare tnh' the psol'psr
lion 10 rereal the state bank tax l. deslsneu ~ en-
iran them into giving their consent 10 "the Virtue"
demonstration OF silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
GAMES IN THE WEST.

Chicago. May 2l.--Aason's "colts" batt'd r''cner
Dhincs badly and he only lasted two Innings u'''-
which time the youngsters scored seven e'rn'u run"
pitcher Ilcmming succeeded him. also h' ha''
WbIstlcrs error the fourth followed by io"r
The I.ousyillcs not dangerous at any tme' Wv.
yithstandlng the fact TIA. the Lou>Nillc~ are uc ~
endcr. II, 200 pers the game. The score .
Ioui. Vile ........... 0 . o
raschit.-( hIcsgo L. IOuisylc f.. fiiofr- ,,
2 louisville o. Batteries Mc''ill ANA Schfl'c' nun"
Iicmmlng and GFm. tmprc-lInsilr. . .
Cincinnati, My 2I.-Owing 10 the VauShln'oo
trouble on the st. Louis grounds last w''"' ~ ~
thought there would BE- serou, trouble when 'ne wv
teams should meet this week. Such was nos '"o ~
however An immense crowd saw the N''.o'' vi" .
,tnlbornly contested game In the nintn nnne N ''
run without making any dem nstrnton p'" w
scored the winning run. twas blocked by Na"t"' ' w
home plate. An angry d words ioio"'u o
Vaughn and Of the ST. Louis player "'' " u,
putlnts separated Three members oil Inv ~ -,
team were hit with cushions they wcT ""''s ~.
park but the assault playful. At''r'o'"''' '''''
, The , . O
Cincinnati ........... 0 80
I;a-chi;s-Cn .nnati -. St Louis 10. ,nh Vaughn
cInnau - st. Louis 8. Hattcrir--Joh's ""' '7'
Gleason and Iict Umpre-Quald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
speINa GAMES AT ANNAPOLIS.

.nnapos. Md May 2l.-The second spring meeunf
-, ,h naval cadets under the auspices OF the Naval
ACADEMY Auxiliary Athletic Association look pace
saturday. The contests were as i'io"S' ,,.c..,.
.econ1 TImc-l0is seconds 80.
Hal,.mlie run-won by Palmer lime minutes log
seconds. ,, r.,ss,, sc,ord Uciobt-
HIN jump-won by Gilpin, Iaussis Se'on'' "''R"'
feet ga inches ,,. 49,. y J., r.,s
s,g Timc-l9 seconds.
~. - Wa, nv Parker Kinds second. Time
minutes 10 As seconds
BROAD jump-Won by Moeor""'"' i'S ~
Dis,ance-Is feet inches .,
putting shot-won by harhs' "'"o'"''A
ni.tancc-30 feet 3, inch H..
Pole vault-Mrstin and ho"e''o" ''d ''' "''' '
with feet 20 inches -, a
Hammer throwing y" 'h 's ~
n,s.anee-7o feet inches ,,.
o-o,uie run-won by Graham In % 10 seconds
""so, won the mccall for general excellence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
,ncu,v,s HEALTH IMPROVING.

,,. coalition of Edgar L. R,deway, WIN has pech
I"o trom nervous prcsiraton IN his apartments
>. ,ne Murray Hiil Hotel FOR the last TWO days
while somewhat hopeful s ca",e' nS ''s"r r,,n.
siueIaD ,.., night: My husband. rs yon Know
repo' son ~ on Friday at his Office No Is corian
was uh'" 10 ,o,ou home IN 4 carTinge. false
ST." anu We ,,,,sb,d I'm some Of the newspapers to
rcpofl va" ,,a, n. had had a stroke OF apopiey Ills
physician S is the opinion that II. W. sasTns ss
dillon Is uu. "a his business with great zeal, and
always ,n.u,,v busy Of late. You may say that
had been covering rapidly. and that with care
my husband for several weeks he VIII probably res"
lbs usn, hsaxni is fcr,y-seven years o'' ard has one
child n daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
nrrrlopIyG TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON LAND

Knoxville Tenn. Ma ol.-ArticieS iicorpo'''"s
thc In rollitte Coal and lrOn Company WIN capt."
:, -, 1oo 900 and the La Folitte Land and Improve
mont Company with capital Of ~. 100000 were hied
Yesterday at Jacbsboro. Campbell County lehn'
Among the incorporators ii. NJ La foihte' pres'
dent of the Fidelity savings Union, steriihs' h'
Holt president of the state bank OF Indiana Jav'
iml sKclier, banker. Phaocl J.. f. Keller anc
r. 4. Warner. OF KentucNS Is. II. Ehos anu y, , e.
IRON and timber lands have been purchased In camp
bell County. including the celebrated ,s rep com!
ducied I'm the mining Of coal and the MANUFACTURE o
"t. and ron Electric plants. with capacity q
~ 900 inns daily are To be- used in mining c)al, or
Ahtcn ,iphi vnieiir, are found the prop rty one
,ho,Isond colinc ovens and iron furnaces, WIN y
cnpaciiy of 900 tons daily. ale To lie er'ctei' Al
Industrial towI To be- hnown La foliitte is TO De
huilt on the company's property syndicate OF
Enrlisb and Dutch capitalists viii build raiiroaf from
+, umbrrand Gap to ,hattanoogi and Atlanta, giving
the company al outlet for lts products
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

Kelly arrived in tho city ycstHrca' ara met wal %
nm, oin,ncnt at the ST. James Hotel last night help
~, 40 ., work nj once Kccler IL suffering from
fracture OF the leg and he will be able To play IN about
month we-crveIt's friends that he has no idea oi
rlavinr with the NcwYork Club. The directors OF u'
ltcnl clui hove a differ mt opinion
i,rcr ror1 OF the Sew. York Athletic Club team l.
s,re,oc from q fractured skull. lie struck In thr
bo,d nv n pitched ball last week. The suit OF Hny''r
Westeryclt against Arthur T. Moore. manager oil 'h
staten Island Athletic Club team for $1,000 for assault
,,,t come nm I'm the Court OF Common Pleas to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
SUDDEN DEATH rs 4 BALTIMORE CHrhH.

Baltimore. May Il (spccl,ii.-Mrs. julia W. Kahn
dropp.d dead In IT. Aiphonsis' satioiic 'Lureh
during the celebration CT mass 'nis morning, AZ
the elevation OF the host she hhe,' anu ooWcu n''
hand u, tho rest Of the congregation, but when the
othcr worshppers arose she remained kncring. with
her head resting on the rail OF the pew IN front OF
her. Her daughtcr touched her Few minutes later
AID wa. horrid to and her dead. Heart disease was
the cause Of death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
AIDING A DYING PLAYER.
NETWORK AND BRooKLyN's SUNDAY GAME.
BASEBALL MATCH TO BENEFIT o'BElEN-
RECORDS OF THE CLUBS.

game Of baseball for the benefit OF W. d. y nl'e".
the former captain Of the Brooklyn team WIS Ii'''N
at Eastern Park Brooklyn yesterday. The attenaa"e
S.6i2. and about 81. coo will he sent 10 hfe"
who is believed TO be dying from consumption IN ''
West The crowd was remarkably quiet and wei De'
haved. More women were present than were ever Sc'
baseball game in this part OF the country on eu"
dav. the card volunteered their scrNlc'
that every penny taken In at the grounis VIII -
OBrien The game was between the Ncwfork aho
Brooklyn players. The Newlork pitchers pteh'd io'
Brooklyn, while the Brooklyn batteries worked against
their own team The PLAYING wa, sharp ard brilliant.
and the game In good season. The score;
NEW.YOHK BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
.,,,,r rpENCu OAKS WON By PRALINE.

Paris, May :1.-The Prix De Di"hc' OF 'he ,.
o.i, os rim at the Chantilly course to-day. There
o,o ,,.ntvone startcis. The race WAS won ny T.
,umont,s chestnut hlly Prane. by saxifrage out VI
paou.ret,c H. L. Merno's chestnut fly sylphihe by
Rruce out Of Souvcnarce, was second Lan'erhe'
,h,-d the race is for three ycar-od hiles purse
e., 100 distance 10 IL furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying. "he who hestates 10 iose"
When you know you are right don't hesitate TO ssy H.
When you 20 to buy . bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you went 'C-A'R
T.E.R.'S"-donv hesitate to So that yeu get "c'A'E
TIERS" and don't hesiAD to refuse anything oneres
70 YOU a. "ssme ss CARRIERS" Or "uss as gooS
4. "c.A.RT.E.R.s." THEY NEVER FAIL. Done
HEsrTATE to demand the genuine CARrElsS LIrTLD
LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

ia. NcwEnqland ard Eastern New-York, generally
mir nr,cedd tonight and In the early morning IN Con-
ncc,cut and southern NewYork by thu"der showers;
LIGHTLY cooler except stationary temperature at BLOCK
Leland Nantucket aud Eastport northwest winds
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
. ,i, mostly fair during the day, showers at nght;
west winds: slightly cooler
For North and south Carolina, fair, followed by show
cr. for Georgia and tlordl. fair; for Alabama Msss.
sp, oui lana and Eastern Texas, generally far o"o"eo
n, shower. In Northern Mississippi.
For West Virginia, we.tern Pennsylvania, western
veu.York and OHIO thunder showers; v'riaple virus;
Tor Mime conditions favorable for We're iocai
so'n. and rain the afternoon for NORTH am ooltn
for Niscon ill., severe thunucr shomc.s'
' - Indiana and Illinois, thunder showers; Tor Shchi.
.,n fair FOLLOWED by showers In TIE iiusiooh' ior
80, severe local storms with rain; for Nebra ki ram
or Missouri. local stoins with ram; or Mn.
sa, shower with severe local storms IN eAe"c eA'''
much cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
THE PRESIDENT AND AN INCOME TAX.

THE EVIDENCE TINT He rAvORS oNE-TNK OF
DEAL.
Washington May 81 tSpccaD.-Whlle 1t Is trne
nc related in these dispatches several DAYS ago, that
President Cleveland Is willing to approve bill 10
rcnal the tax on state bank circulation PrN'''i
Congress will also pass bill to repai 'he Sn''r
Purchase law there Is not the least reason To De-
10. that he has favorably considered, much less
d.c,d,d TO recommend to Congress the imposition
NJ fax On incomes. That the proportion has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
THE WEATHER REPORT

THE WESTERN STORM REACHES NEBRASKA
Washington May 2i.-The storm central last night IN
wyoming has moved Nebraska, increasing markedly Ia
energy pressure OF 30 Is being reported from heaney'
and , northwest wind OF hftysiN miles at outon inc
Gle ring condition has remained hpits s,suo vn .,s
49,, LARD, Light showers Fave occurred III the
" ro,thwrs Colorado ,ana, West Virginia
Nsryand and the District Of Coumbii Inc temlsra.
Lake legion and has remained nearly stationary eis"hefe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
GAMES TO-DAY.

Rrncs:vn vs. Washington. at Eastern Park Brook yn
baltimore vs. Ncw-York. at Baltimore
Hoston w. Phillielphin. at Bp-toI.
ptt.htrc W. ST Louis. Mt PIttsbHfg 90
! oTfs,ilIc vs. Cincinnati ~ Louisville
flIc,go vs. Cleveland. at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

Annapolis Md. May 2I.-Naval Cadet h"N'''' ~.
Dcane OF New-York fourth class, was tommy P '"
on the santce for running or hazing new io"r'"'SS
NELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

given elsewhere II is reported that 81. Florlan mas
been backed for big money. Loantaka. Leonaweil'
Charade Hume and Cassius have also been backed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

T SsSsIiS5 ..... ....s Q 9 9 2-lt
Earned runs-Ncw.York ?. Brooklyn 3: FiiS, na'e
by crror--New.Yolk !, Brooklyn |. Lett On hn,.s
Ncw.York Brooklyn q. tif>t base lG,il.-Nc%-f Sik
g. oklyn .. STrgeR Ol,mNew;York / Proos'9 80 ..
Iione lui.s-t Burae. Thrcctasc hlts-FJni. 'o-
no. Iwo.bIsc hits-Grlfin DAILY. Ncson; f,c.,h,e
hits-Corconn. Collins, Daley, Loveti s,9lcn ai
Ioutz Cor oian 2. Nelson. Double plays-WLrd Fullrr
ard Conner shoch AID Foutz Mid ptche'- BALDWIN L.
DoronUe l. Loyett l. Passed balls-tolins J. l ElHI'
Hurst. Time Of gane-1 ~.
The Emerads and cuban Giants PLAYED at van N'''
Yesterday the Cuban Giants winning after terfihc DAT
ting conte.t The score b. innings
Cuban fasaso. Giants J IL
The appended records show the Work done TO GATE
bv the New.York and Brooklyn teams. Nex-iork cac'
Hrooklyn In batting, AID but .or poor work by newborn
ncbers the Giant. would be The top OF the League
rae New.Yorks team batting recnd II 3s win q
,oa Of Isl Brojkyn's record il ..ii. with total oil
$40. The two are about t.e IN n'ldihs' I'M
rerotds are follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows me
inii' atd BY The tribune. 20 IT,
eoring blronn ter The line represents the tenn
peratuie observed at Perrys Phirmacy.
Tribune Olice May - l 4. m.-Ccar very warm
weather prey allied yesterday. The Thermometer ranged
between 30 anc % degrees the average (1]t) being y
higher the corresponding day last year and l+s
higher than saturday.
In and this city to-day the weather Is likety 70
he fair with possibly thundershower; slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

ono Of the frs, candidates for the STATE senate "
dcc,or. him, II /, Frederick II. kilburn Of Ma'o'''
,u.,uAcr Of the Republican state mmtt'e rom '"'
yx,r1 pt.,-,rt lie ms. entered the lists against
NJ Emerson In the most aggressive WAY az" - W.
,dc,t ,la, he Ill wr.,, the toga from ia" shoulders
-, ,,, ,,~...nt incumbent Nj. kilburn l. 'ompar-
o,,c,v vouug man. lie has good law pract'r' ana
has On District Attorney 81 Franklin County Al inc
memorable Judicial District Convention Al Mai'n" TWO
vc,rs ago which resulted In the deadlock there over
the denomination Of Judge nppon h" formed Alliances
which h., expects will prove useful To him now Inv
WV, soos, Uis,rl,, inclndcs E-srX. Clinton Frank
In Warren Fulton and Hamilton counties. nom
,mnton there on the Ecpnblicin -de l. equivalent 10
an elo, ;lon Mr. Emcr .On. however l. Shr'Wh w
,lrnc v, rrr ana DDS not propos" to SURRENDER 'c
uric. without struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

TIE "nOCHEsrER" LAMP

In COttnae. Totc St0rc FR 't0Fy ~ 70 ,husc In n,
where lamps used It Is very Important 70 nav,
are safe giyea large light and simple !" c""'
THE "ROCHEsTER" LAMP
4. ths wonder Of the world" as the sales Oh o'er QUO
million prove. Every lamp warranted
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SAIL; %. "
EDWARD MILLER Co. 10 & u cale.o 81, stare u
IL lump ccalers eannos snpyly IT come " ''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

New-Yorl Central's twenty hour train TO Chicago
starts May %. First trip VIII lie memorable eecure
accommodations. ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

In view Of the efforts made 10 increaS" me m"hi'
hc-shlp 81 ihe Republican organizations WTo"s"o"
the ,ity II should be remembered TINT inc parry -"
r,.,ncnt compared with that 81 TIA" Democracy mere
md in Klnrs County. is I'd cuonslv small Sh'rih
,..,r,pov 81 urooklyn aid the other day that up
ward al 80 pr ynt Of tn" Democratic voters III
nrooaIvn were members Of the ward aS'oca'ohS'
and that ia some wards the percentage was even
rr.airr thnu this. There |, not "A district on MAI
haitian Island In which more than thrd OF me h
puhlican voters are enrolled In t1ls way Al hoS'
81 thc districts the enrolment VIII not equal - per
..nt wnu,. he number - rcIuhlcnns who lake M
,i,. mar, IN local polite. who attend til" meetings
md %, 10 conventions. doe, not amount 10 . per
cont There wa, som" excuse Tor ms MILL Ill., I
,i cid constitution. II possible i0T ulairrt "i.
or fo kn.p out members 81 the party Whon ~ .''
noi want hut the constitution hAN' .,ls III
;,r. silc aud there I, 40 reason WHY 'uch Il "'V'''
i,nnd.iiou of anair,~ sio Id continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
Another contribution made last week TO

Another contribution was made last week TO the
widow Of state senator Edward r. llagan II was
given hy tho Liquor Dealers Association and amounted
10 $50. This. with what had been previously sub
scriied by tho Tammanv Hall leaders. Will make
the total SIM given over $1,000. While everybody
rrIoiccs at III, generous way In which the widows
appeals have been responded to- few who knew liagan
can bel, wondering that no left his affairs In such
condition lie generally looked upon As man
Of means, II not rich yet certainly In comfortable
condition so far regards this worlds goods nnd
the last man In the Wlgwam 10 leave his family
dcstiiutc rut II .ecns that while h" made good
deal of money, he spent II moro freely tinh was
known by BIS ri 'ndS. Illustrating anew IN" niih-
cul:ics In tho way not OF making, lut Of retaining
wealth In politics.