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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
a. cod WAY. CANINE

Try as we may. we cannotdisguise the
fact that winter will soon be with US.
and with its coming good pair OF shoes
Is an absolute necessity. Where will
you get them! Well. il you only inspect
O'Hara's Lew stock you surely will BUY
them there. In spite of the fact that
other dealers are making frantic efforts
10 attract trade. O'Hara's are doing a
steady business Whyf Because they
are selling the neatest styles. best hit
ting, easiest feeling and longest wearing
shoes at prices TO suit the purchaser. IL
you want pair Of shoes or rubbers. go TO
0HARA's. ~ Canal Street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

LrrTLE LAURA JANE HEPSsK. a Penn
sylvania maid. yearned to marry Nat
Everly, and a stern papa interfered.
Then the little maiden had papa ar
restsd by the Anti Cruelty society. and
be vss not released until he gave his
consent 10 the marriage. just what
methods Laura Jane viii use when she
wishes divorce are unknown: but it is
safe 10 assert that they will be ingenious
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

SHALL Prendergast be hanged? Why
not: He is a much more despicable
murderer. IL such a degree OF infamy
we're possible. than Guiiesu. OF course
be shoald be hanged So should every
other red handed assassin and murderer
be- made to forfeit the scriptural
measure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Mss DrAcos. the American heroine
Of sensational European scandal. Is to
marry French count who. IL Is said.
was disappointed in early life. IL the
count has read tbs newspaper stories
about Mrs Deacon there is no necessity
Cor his being dlsappointed again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

THis cold wsvs following right on the
heels u the increase In the price 81
vhisky. u certain b. create suffering
throughout the lcngth and breadth OF
ths land.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Another victim to the faith cure"
has been located A young woman who
bad suffered from rheumatism for years
suddenly '-erperienced' religion. She
demanded 90 be baptized at once. On q
bitterly cold day che was immersed in
the icy waters OF a neighboring creek.
The following day her friends attended
the funeral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

INV YosK has gone backward farther
than Michigan. Justice Williams has
decided that the sct granting women
the right to vote for school commission
ers IL unconstitutional The Michigan
suffrage advocates who are complaining
OF their lot should be thankful that they
DO not live ia New York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Injured by An Explosion.

Walter johnson. employed in the office
OF the Bissell Carpet Sweeper factory.
Vas seriously injured by an explosion OF
gun powder Friday evening. lie was
preparing a quantity OF shells for days
hunt when in some manner the powder
ignited and an explosion followed. One
eye was injured and his face was badly
burned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

PmtApELrHiA secured q neat scoop
on Chicago by celebrating the tao
hundred and eleventh anniversary Of the
landing % William Penn. forty eight
hours ia advance % Columbus day at
the Vorld's FAR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

WHES Preodergast shall be tried and
the sentence u the court shall be pro.
nounced. Il IL IA bs hoped that Altgeid
will rot interfere with the execution %
tic law. His record excites the fear
that be might feel il duty 10 pardon
the wretch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

firaFs fss~< esrr~~sss~ grsst ssfisfsr
tl's fhsf fh~ siisss sae-tisrs 49, sFfiss.i
sta poiat .hsr. - fsf> = sFsss4-siis -
tirsi fis shiaks sbst Il q impo<sstis b
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Nov that B'rer AIsxaaier has
cent Telegram % thsnks 30 Brer Car.
cot - Francs. the Russian bsar may be
pssdoaed Tor slyiy siaking the other
eye
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

A. Basrnarck hAs sold the copyright -
hs mesnoiF. For $4,000 u is Improbable
thst hs sill safer ios the necessities q
BE EYER = hs never hoisis another on -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

NssRtg al ths i~adlne ~plungess" 90
the race sssek have l,'st aioa~y THE pear.
shieb leads - ths belief that AZ lsssi
part q ths rscss hsvs beea ~aasfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Dtr OeofEfs = t-soomiag civilized a.
q go ciip The hnu-- q f~pr-senta.
I've. sss gs~@.vf az prakihstins tha
ss.~ q casrettes xithin ths sissa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

r.tl~s Kansas = alaasf4staFias
pap=F 'Fs@ ESQ as-sss IL sashi = -
essss r-spsiss sta ~ C.~.ss wide ffss
ti.la - sslessty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

The firm Of Bliven 4 Allyn has this
day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent Mr. Bliven will retire from the
firm. and Mr.. Allyn continuing in the
business x,ll receive all accounts and
pay all liabilities Of the firm now out
standing. HENRY M. BLIvEs.
OSCAR ALLYN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

WssHrs0rcx. Oct. @'.-For lower
Michigan. Fair; Easmsr; variable
MAIDS. shifting b. southeast
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S6.4Q

Tickets sold Tor II % p. m. train Sun
day night. October eth. anil for 1000
a m. add ll:2o ?. IN. trains Monday. 0c.
tober 90th. good for return fOr teu days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30


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Lea 8kLk-1~eass a.se s<sA,s Ca ssssu.
Aes.s : ce- = aHe = N-ssl = - =
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- A - 81
Esuk>lTtRE sALE P.n.e > rsss. a H..
soss E1scs; = ksetk Ff.Aa - -
t1rnsfefs s>.-<At sna SID sIu
Isok sALE OF REkX-C.xazAs .s~~. )
Netth fse.i street Atns
n1see@lsans1ss kues.hxld fso.ls. a sss
.~sss Assss .ss ~ "a ~ hsa.. ss :. 49, -.
49,. -. ss.s - s sss ssss AZ s. : - esq. s.s
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s,sI-<< pHzs~<9 A 4 t~oe4 - D. ssocksnr
BUSINESS cARoS.
A y. BCncH. Wan rsfsr ana P...,.r,
-. s.kenS fsra.suss 'sFsifsl< - helsssrs
1s. - :. la-s.on - lei&<ns
IA paid for s.eosd.hsnd Stoves; also
stofrs Hfse1. e.ssned AUD pnf ~ % shof'
Iss1e~ .. An.e'd = \ D.stsscs a ~ lac
DR; FREp v. WRIGHT : oss-s and rel,
- d.eee = fiAiahsid ssenas. earser - ga
I.sf ofnes hoers ~ n - ga N. - snd
70 y -. Ieisrhoas "a S3nc
T. l. s<AeE she hasss mover. psis driver
II. sn fbsiass bsliag. ga IiIrssl q
II KoAl So-seco, q b nd furnitars ~ans.
kets 49, aek I'D. go ep saa reE4nsd
II ADIEs-nase yunr plash co.ts r~.noa...a
- into leh ape snd iarfets ~ an expert
Cleaning AID cyins. ~ led q u TICK Itka~a
strsst nrs' neef. opposite ten ssers hieck. q
/ FAVE orders 81 scfihnsrls arur store. n
~ honros street nor orsnd Rapids nesis.s
ssn: sooas Packed; moved and siorsa l.. r
Deyo. propristos. Phons lAL
Mc6R' COR Steam dye works sna -sourins
~ estse ishment "a - and = fountain street
hstseen Ottsva and ionis street. neat dor 10
stsketce III
n CLYDE TUCKER a Co, prsisce deal.
Ne era keceiyers of 1--we and dressed
postry. 'ss. PORK snd saEe. Censl<nmenss
vision ST.. Grand n .plds. Mich a.
9 HILsoS pap. hlsh..s cash price FoT east
10 OF clothing Oniars hy issn Eroldpslg a.
ssndsd %. Rear isi Canal street Simo
SToyE RAPAIRiS6-w <rspsir. set an ana
- bisck all manner Of coal and wood stoves,
clean and repau furnaces and put sasolins
stoves IN order - tssfzetion Gu rnnteed Leave
orders al IA Pearl strese Z L BArk q
I'll no
WOOD AND COAL.
ORDER yonr wood and ecai Of {. r. Peter.
" sea. "a West Bride street Itlmo
syOFT wood 1.01 Per cord e. m. Weeks.
- corner srh and Division street rh IisA
limo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Everyday excursions to Chicago via
c. x w. NJ. $50 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
No,,ce Of Dp.oIuton.

Everyday excursions 30 Chicago via
G. A W. NJ. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Ii. ]. DE COLA.
REAL ESTATE AcENr


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80. 49,. = - es.ese sna % . rltf
tlss - sefes a. ~ 1ship - 6slnes n mis-.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

n AVN COT 81 seA sffscs kssass AZ 49,
" ss.fpes / lave - ssia - hest ~ tas
siff ~ ufss- ha - 80 nxln - -,
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90 b 49, sfsa isFassss y. e tfFtniths - q
fzta ffrs o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
wANTEO-soARoHSs.


A RARE business chance for sale or ex.
~ change for uneBcumbered city properfy
salala i.al. sa's ssne'a stSes .. DDS M
Office. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

xl 10 SIS per Cay at bona ceiling Llxhtnira
'pO Platter and plating .ewelry. watches
tableware etc. Plates the hness Of jewairy
silver or nickel. NO sxperienca No cap,tsI
livery house has goods Eeeulns platln< u. a.
Demo. Columbus. O
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

lsffteF - tHr esatff ~ ts~ fitt I hav~ 80
u ass - ssss al II essf ; 40 rss,.iss.e.
L frefis, rsspn tssvsst herA epEsstts
So q hel.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30


UASfEip Live. ssas- n.s ss rssrsssaa
" ess lsseas sss,ess saa1s s.sss.rs -
tlis stx ansi tkN y c3s se1f3 addrees
70 = afss s..s -: : sssss' $50 a \
W4NIks-a resa s--s-s.s.ea~ rss.s nsa
IseraAs< 81 - essa 1elsea - -
WAsTED- fs~ sssi ..~. Iaears a. =
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hsss cert . 20 - therry = a
wAHTED- AGENTS.
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~ stff - ths t&rs - sf1st hlsbfss
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ferafy. Ian ado4 no<eL "a
A 0zNIs NAST D-Ac y. Adam. a Co.
: - seath ltslsios sfrrst
A oLAIs MAA1Ep-Ne rnsrsns<s yos can
= make sss 10 q = meath wVrkinx tof ~
n sny locality. Viii pay - .sry O. conmi<-ioa
a. Rrrferrva and - pen<ez. kon<y deposltcdin
tank 10 cover same When starred IL you are
cut 81 sork ne have ssuethtng entifely nee 10
cher and a yea follow eur insta fiops yoer
seeesss - sarA 10 people vtll have oar
Goods. no matter hos lard TIE timsk h.g
sales reported e<eryUber<L AL roQulresi Of yoa
little pis<k and pesh We furnish sampis
entn ~ fkkE Nrsie tdsf fos particulars b.
iore ali s1inahie Territory h taksn. AddFces
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

RuPHoI4 STFRISo-- ksssrifs Holt ~ iIl
~ Sssnta nixtslan strest sisostna susns
isteFesttns = hrics "a vpheistesy feois Tee
-. o. "a FOR estinsfe<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

WEE ~. 90 = :1 g :. Ger, :; 4 '--:'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

sT cannot ten IN his letter al that Hood-s
earszpaTillA has done Cor as. but can szy tllis
mnehs Our son Winnie had . running sore on
his lace. bexinling on ons side and moving under
his chin 10 he other side. We tried every thing
% cure Il. bat ~ help came. and for four long
years Il continued. unsighly and very trouble
some. Several persons urged us 70 give him
Hoods s2rssparilla. and we found that he TIM
prose ed while taxing ne first bottle. Nekeptoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
CAT POWER ~ NILWATKEE.
From Harpcr's Weekly.

Il had q large cork and bung factory In Grand
ave- and | needed power 10 run ny machinery.
You know OF course. that there Is an Immense
amount Of stored up electricity in n eat. TIC
problc,n for inventors hTs been t. invent n way
10 extract II prcitnbl". In the rear OF my factory
| constructed a one story circular building, some
sixty feet in diameter. On the floor OF this ]
first coil ran around the outside OF the room. the
coils gradually growing smaller TIL the last, In
the centre was no larger than this table. IL gave
mo something like mile Of pipe. The TOP and
sides OF this pipe were lined With rather stn hair
brushes the brstles being little more than an lnch
In length. go
i'm the paper that ! would pay ten cents ii dozen
for prime cats delivered AT my factory. j got
sixty dozen the hrst day. and stored them In me
basement Of the power-house. The motor operated
thus. Placing In The outer end OF the glass pipe
an Imitation rat made OF Rubber and propelled by
n small interior storage battery. ! would then adj
lust "A cat Immediately behind H. The rubber rat
would start of n "A terrible ratc-it was made to
20 through the mile OF tubing in from two to three
thnkine To catch the supposed animal through
out the entire distance. 80
Gentlemen. IL exciting 10 watch healthy,
active cat whip apout those Halrals, win me me-
cbancai RAT about "A foot ahead and going like
cannon ball The cats back and sides rubbed
against the brushes. and her electricity was thus
extracted. with "A storage battery and BY send:
ing "A cat through every five minutes generated
enough electricity to operate M entire plant, light
nv factory. and sell power To run neighboring
passenger elevators and small machinery IL also
took the yowl out OF the cats. and gradually the
city became quiet. At the end OF u week a cat
could be caught and used again"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

statute books because there should be no reaction
AIRY legislation they should stand there as an
evidence that the National Government had some
regard for its citizens.
MIR. McNagny Dem. Ind advocated the bill.
holding that the judgment OF the American people
that the Federal Election laws should be
repealed
Mr.. Warner Dem, y. " regretted dn feeling
language the absence OF his colleague (Alr Fitch
account of domestic affection. He asked In
behalf OF New-York State that the Federal laws
should be repealed. They were absolutely uncon-
stitutonal he said. and almost unconstitutional
they were Infamous.
Mr.. Richards dem. Ohio advocated the repeal
of the Federal Election laws after which the bill
postponed for the day
Mr.. Dockery Dem. Mo- made partial report
from the joint committee appointed to investigate
the laws governing the various executive depart
ments. IT WAS ordered printed; and then, 1t $50.
the House adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
4 LESSON ~ SCIENCE.
r-rop, Tho philalolDhia Call.


At least ono hoy Cathcrne-st. knows more
ebout electricity and the trolley than he did ana 80
does HIS father The other evening the boy was OUT
in front OF his home which Is not far from l'roau.
st. preparing to sprinkle the street and to cooi on
The iavement The nice. black. shiny hose mad Just
been bought. and it his first experience AT IN.
lob He unrOlled the hose coupled II on ana turner
ON the water First he sqrinklel the pavement I'D
orally. and felt grateful ut the coolness whch
seemed TO rerNadc the atmOsOhere. linen he sprin.
kIeJ the street until the dust was all mud ana
tho water was trickng in streams into the CUTTERS
ciil he kept III the gOo1 work and papa came out.
Ilchcd n cigar and sat down upon the steps 10 see
Johnuy do his work. Then mamma came out. TOO.
and The eehbors who were across the street ad-
rnirci the family group. After wcttinS down the
street and everything else in reach Johnny looked
around for more worlds TO conquer. Suddenly ne
.lanced upward and his eyes rested on the shining
troiic, wire which stretched away in the distance
y looked rather not. and he concluded to sprinkle
II as an evidence OF good faith Without consult
ing papa h. turned the hose the trolley wire
and struck 1t fair with nice. plump. strong stream
OF water while he held the nozzle OF the hose the
hatter 10 direct the stream. Then Johnny was
struck bv the current Of electricity which new
down tire stream to meet him. He dropped To the
sidewalk md the hose turned loose sprnkling papa
and mamrla well before they could escape Then
the admring ncghbors Laughed and papa grabbed
Johnny hIgred him into the shed and padded MIN
with shinge. after which he delivered Il lecture
on electricity and the dangers of the trolley: rne men
he fondlcd Johnny again with q trunk strap ana
put a dry suit Of clothes on himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
FOR A WORLDS FAIR AT NEW-YORK
TO CELEBRATE THE BEGINNING OF THE TWEEN
TEETH CENTURY OF THE CHRISTIAN

TELIblON.
Washington Sept SO-New-York may have
Worlds Exposition if she wants it, without con-
troversy or competition General Wheeler, of
Alabama to-day introduced the following bill
in the House:
'In order to commemorate the beginning OF the
twentieth of the existence of the Christian
religion and by appropriate ceremonies TO express
the profound reverence and thanks OF the people
Tor the advanced civilization and nestmable bless
ngs vouchsafed mankind b. Christian teachings
and example, Worlds Exposition shall be held
in the city of New-Yori, beginning as soon after
may prescribe and continuing during 80 much or
said year az may be provided by said Legislature
That the President of the United states shall.
upon receiving Official notice from the Governor
of the State of New-York that said State has
enacted law accepting the responsibility ntrusted
10 II by this act. issue proclamation inviting the
nations OF the earth to participate in said EX-
position.
THAT unless the state Of NcwYorl enacts
n law accepting said trus, within three months
after the next meeting Of tho Legislature of said
State this act shall be void and Of no effect.
Speaking OF the bill. General Wheeler said: The
suggestion is entirely my own. No one from New
York has spoken 10 me about II. and have no
assurance that she wants IT, hut she dld make
an effort to secure the Columbian Exposition. ana
| thought she might Ike to undertake such work
as this II she declines 10 assume the Response
bIity. why. ! shall believe that no other city
would or could entertain ii, and the whole matter
viii be at end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
GREAT LrXPS or LIGHT.
n The Boston Transcript.

From The Boston Transcript.
rhose who were at the bcyclers rest on tns
playstead during part OF las, evening wines seu
most peculiar and beautiful yieht. huge oe'
oared tree had succumbed 70 the gale, ana suu
ds1ly NJ its nprooting and fracture the ground az
around It blazed up in luminous phosphorescen s
,t,bt' me trees and shrubOery all about We're
miIl"d with gem-ke shining particles Of the Tying
nrosDhorus- charged decayed wood. There were
np,nne ~ Il wing around bigger than the FAMOUS
iSnhinoor and as scene II really looked az though
~ diamond mine had suddenly been unearthed py
.ho mnrootlng OF the tree. Many people took speci
,"cns home with them. which all night remained
i,'mInous but this morning the luminosity hnd al
sor ali of this car probably be explained by the
,beorv Of decay but the sight was one that u IL no
ii,reiv those who witnessed II will ever In ire
time again behold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

ME-. M'c,LL IrnoIDs THE REPUBLICANS SIDE
AGAINST FOUR Demo- RATS.

ur N'C,yI IpHOIDS THE kiPt Wl' w H'"'
AGAINST FOUR DEMOCRATS.
- Can, qo-Abou, ATTY members lis
., -, ,hs Chanlain's prayer in the iIous" to-day.
Nr Savers dem, Tex asked nnhnirho"s OH
cont for the present consideration OF JOINT 'c"'"
ton extending until June 90 ls'' inc ''''e ''
Melting the work Of the Eleventh CehSnH l"''" ""'
M affection and the joint resolution was passed.
There was no result from the call oil coFH'',t
and the House resumed consideration oil inc UNI ~
on.o, IN. Federal Election laws, the passaS" OIL
.r,cb was advocated by Mr.. Patterson dem
,renn1 He had nothing TO say against inc H'P""
ucsn marty II a party OF great hch'''""'''
T., was a party which had produced great sta'eSie"
hu, thu, the country was peaceful and harmonic -
nov was a glory OF the National Democracy nc
went into the history Of the enactment OF "" r.
ons,ruc,ion maasures ard traced from those meas
,rcs the passage OF the Federal Election laws Inc
conditions at the close OF the war left the "o"'"
with two races-one the sons OF lne b'"'u'H' ''
,ho oartb had ever seen: the other the most help
less and most lorbearing and the most ignorant
Tho superior race should take charg" OF this hef-
,ass race lie admitted that there had been fraud
and violence No such revolution could be- accom-
riished without them.
Mr.. Henderson Hep. Iowa. reah ie''ei i'o'"
a friend mentioning five counties IN western
Tennessee where wholesale fraud and violence had
been committed by the Democrats In 1888.
Mfr Patterson entered general denial OF this
charge In conclusion he declared that the Federal
Election laws should be oternaly repealed.
Mr. Mccall (Rep. Mass opposed the bill. He
would oppose 1t at this time. even If he believed
that the statutes should be wiped out. Congress
had been called together for specific purpose, and
he thought this an inopportune time for this
measure There appeared to be some politics in
this move II looked II It was intended 20 draw
the attention Of the people from the silver question.
The Federal Election laws should stand on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
wrrJ-KNOWN REPUBLICANS CONFER.

Ex-senator Plett Chairman William Brookfeld,
Of the Republican State Committee; ex-Congress'
man Henry g. Burlcigh. of Whitehall and ex-As-
sembyman Hadley Ct Franklin County, and Few
Other we-known Republicans had a short confer
once AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. Ques-
tions relating 10 the State Convention were dis
cussed md an interchange OF opinions regarding
the policy to be pursued was had. The gratifying
harmony which characterlzes the party throughout
the state was regarded significant OF united ef-
fort and full Republican vote AZ the coming cleo
ton.
II was said last evening that the name Of Edward
n Rortlett of this city, would bc presented to
the convention for Judge OF the Court of Appeals,
and that he would have the support of majority
of the Ncw-York CRY delegation. Mr. bartlett
was the Republican candidate Tor JUG, oil tne St-
meme Court last year. and is lawyer of high
standing in this city.