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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
PLANS FOR BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.

The Republican Executive Committee In Brook
lyp met last evening at No. l5l Lawrence-st.. and
discussed a number of matters of detail In re-
atlon 10 the primaries to be 'l this month in the
election district associations, to elect officers for
those bodies and delegates TO the ward committees.
The date decided upon for the primaries was Decem-
Der 49, The Executive Committee will report to the
General Committee at the monthly meeting next
Tuesday evening.
II was decided 10 refer TO committee Of five
a resolution providing that no person can vote at
the primaries VINO had not been enrolled sixty days
before the primaries.
The resignation Of Michael J. Dady was read and
ordered on file Charges of dslOyalty against
W. H. ~ Cadmus for voting for Mayor Body
were preferred by a committee from the Eghth
Ward but IL was ruled that they must be pre-
scented to the County Committee. Similar charges
against James johnson. of the Twelfth Ward were
disposed OF In the same way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
CHRISTIAN EyDEAvOR CONTENTION BEGUN.

baltimore Dec. (SpeciaD- ndaunted by
rnrious snowstorm the Christian Endeavor people
came out stronkly to-day at the opening cer'
monies of the fourth annual meeting OF the "tate
Union Brantley Baptist Tabernacle was packed
,,d saver,l hundred of the enthusiastic church
wnrters were unable to obtain admission Inc
Rev. Francis T. Clark. Of Maine. the founder OF
the society," was to have delivered the opening ad-
dress but he was detained and j. w. Baer the
national secretary took his place. The convention
viii be- in session three days. Addresses VIII be
delivered by the Rev DR. Burrell. of New orK'
Hnthonv Comstock and Miss Scudder of New
Jersey and other visiting members. committee
will he appointed to secure the international Con-
,enton OF 1896 for Baltimore. The National com,
mittee IL said favor this city. The Maryland
society will big convention hall. The re-
norris OF the officers showed "A marked increase III
membership during the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
4 GREAT SAFE or TROTTING SIOCh.
ErorN AT MADISON SQUARE GAi,DES AND 10
LASr FOUR DAYS-wEIL-KNOwN HORSE
MEN PRESENT.

LAST FOUR DAYS-wELLKNowN HORSE.
MEN PRESENT.
The ,a.e Of trottngb.ed stock by TattersaFs IN
Madison square Garden opened with large attendance
v,rtcrIay In the crowd Of bidder, were hoscnen from
all over the county Western horsen'sn being especially
we'll represented
The lots OLE ci extremely gooilookDs and were
pufe.ga.td and proml'ing. The bidding was AIRY
,Iiitc-I the choice lots. Frank Iiedic and william
Iastn wrr, the alct Many Of tn bider7 OBJ
jcctcl 10 tie long speeches OF some OF the Mcn VINO
asents for some OF the consgnm"nt' B'th t'e
moinin, AMI evening sacs were successful in every
sci~c. All the arrangements OF tine sale Wet, complete
aud toubc Wa, spared to make those present COM
Portable.
Nearly 500 head OF stock viii be disposed OF at the
sale which will last four days and viii be carried Oh
both day oni evening. uhe sale to-day VII Deei
proupfly al 10 o'clock. SlAy.two head were sold
Yesterday bringing SIS 90. Among the wcll-known
present J. II. Shuts. ~ H. Moore. T. H.
Browne John A. Goldsmith Carl Burr. David Bonner.
Supplcr Golden ID. b. Harrington. Matthew
RILEY. \. !. wclch T.. F. >h1y. +. D. craner' Wilson
Reid. William Shurt. II. G. Wilson, j. w Marsh, Dr.
Il. c. Hall. William Dnsmore. John Greenwo,d f. H.
Long and V. T.. b. Fuller
Among the horses bringing the highest prices were
the following:
DIV If H~,,r civ " ~ ................si75
Ante la. b. e.. 49,, by Antco-Mss "r-teacn; -,
Ala.t "a Dr. G.. 80. by Alcsnta, net; Nathan .oo
Aut,r1rli~. b. 80; ~ AnIco-N Bell; W J. 90
Ancrioiti =. f. 49, b, AZTEC auIrr' Nathan
An s''SSl ' ~ r. ::'i ~ Nut,,la ". j.
A. NJ. hncph'rd go
T. B Warren. rd,cp,rt, Conn. ...--...;..... 800
lokcta. b. Is.'s. ~ Anic"-i'osctt'; W. H. ara
ocean ai i.T D. f. isY2. ~ oeunusonIie Wilkes, a,o
ro,iich' ch e.. 1871 b, ninharr-sll,s Mcureeor;
\. NJ. >nrIdy. Ming bridge .,,;, - 800
law kin Robert J. wrient. -.... ,...- 20
Trspe1c. b. H.. losj. by tumonr-|oc; {. II. {. o,o
E4lk.~
MAY Josephine b. m. lsss. ly Happy .lcdiunl--
lalsorcri H. .. shepherd 20
Queen Wik..s. n. l-Sb. hY JAY Brd-Jc sca; o
p.ii..tl,ina. h. h.. I,,j. b., i:rd Wilke,-Nannir
billiard G.orgr CriNf lord 800
ou1ch"r iicllr b. ~. I->,. by Kentucky Lam
bert W .. Dow. Gcrc,A y. -. .......... 3oj
ume'n Dr. j.. e. Collins. city ..... 375
IAN, " H. Morgan city ......... 800
' II Moor Coma ar Penn ............. $50
''', Wilson s'' i,c d. rnrk,ic t. 800
fap'"na I ~, ~" 1orrn MAJ 49, $50
Ivy b. m lesi by I:u,, an,cr-tern Leaf; J. IL. ,oo
,hult- rara,illc. J. ....... .... -. 'oo
Juno b. lssi. by Burea net-N nus M"ht'Nu" ooI
rlf T. m.' 1880 by stcnway-R BERTHA John Gold 90,
Nv Own h m. 49, l:cl wiikc,-Miss Pink ,rton o,o
Mis- Roy .. M. 1874. by Iiuccanecr-flla Roy y,
onc;sa en- n lss.. by A'ericen-Kenu'Sy Central 20,
SD Lat. b. e. iso2 by .dncyIsy James Golden ,oo
Pandora. b. m. 1889 by ratron-Daushtr; Golden .,o
i,os, Lat h NJ lsss bv Buccancer-fcrn Leaf ,oo
j. H. Shr,. i'orl,,ilc L. I.......... .......' 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
THREE ROOSETELT SURGEONS LAID tP

THE HOSPITAL, STAFF CRIPPLED By THEIR ILL
xrss-\LL on TIE ROAD TO RECOVERY.
The medical staff OF Roosevelt Hospital mas oe"
,,,ulcd for some by the Illness of tniee VI ~
uembers-ps Douglass EwclI. Edwin NJ 'oN "'a
,r,ce Collins Dr. Ewcll. is the Junior assistant
- IA. ,.en obliged 10 lose the iydcX finger Of his
,f, hand ON account Of blood poisoning CONTACTED h'e
weeks ago while performing an OPERATION Inc a"p"
a,lon was from tho knucklc and was made oy d. 'nr"
NcI.urucy two weeks ago. d.. Cox t' hou'e''"H"o''
ba, been suffering rom continued ieNcr Tor 'c ''' ~"
DAYS I'M. Is recovering apiiy AMI Yin soon be at MS
=, %, amy Dr Collins, the surgical dresser, has been
aaucerou,ly ~ nom hoypal fever but haH pas ed Wv"
crl,is and is now conyaescent. Dr. Ever" houb"
calming IN health been IN great danger OF MS me
canercnc having in. rendering amputa'oh OIL tue "s'
nncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
ANNUAL DINNER or THE LOYAL Lh"W'
STORMY WEATHER HAD LITTLE EFFECT On inH
ATTENDANCE-A PAPER by CHIEF IN
cIvrrr GEORGE v. MELVILLE

>rrFxpANCr-A PAPER ny CHIEF En-
GIvrEE GEORGE v. MELVILLE.
With such severe weather as prevailed last even
inc one might have expected that the dinner OF
tho New-York Commandery Of the Military o'"e'
of LOYAL Legion would be SHINY atte"ue'' ou'
the old nautical heroes had bufeted worse SUI "''
on the coast on the blockade ana on tne o''
during and since the days OF the civil var anu
the war veterans had led divisions brigades anu
,hr commands against harder storms IN t''e
Shenandoah Valley. The old sea-doss an" W
warriors of the land turned out nearly fV S'o'e'
and seemed TO renew their youthtul Nso' do ~
greeted each other and rehearsed the eNper'e"Oe
NJ lssl-j The business meeting ended the .o'
n,r,ons in name and in practice assemplsu ao'u,
Tho tables in Delmonico's large banquet nan anu
&, tho small rooms for the overflow ana "'e'
drank and were merry. regardless OF tne So'"'
until coffee and cigars were served. "
linen "a, ',tn nrhar and nut everybody good humor
b. his happy Introductory speech; ana
Commodor George racs,vsa ~ Cordial greeting
The custom OF having paper read ." from last
battle or var re5tsrcs paper was read BY
commodore Melville on great pattie WIZ nrc .I
Se 1857 81 "ommodorc Melville one Of the aSsS
ciate officers with the ats anG he it was Who
made the across-the,snow oHrney ron .nt Tho snr
Delta Buun and rakurs1 iSr CORR reT nab" to make
The retreat across siberia - ,oro,s n n
ua ar,u George A. Greene, G. y. Sta6erf Charles
nova" s.,atan alexander Shaler. III. &. King ana
4 " V"' PUNE; Colonel II /. swords, First Com
mandcr Of the ohio organization; MAJOR sI IL
SraGEg''r charles N swift chief Engnesrs b. C.
hampton Alexander Fraser p j.; Mn''J I1hn
,:eoE Kafe W and H. T. Khoadcs Commander John
MacCiowan Medical Direct9rs' wills. hpav NH m
spectors IL T. Il. Harris. A. G., bur e ana
Va ',ornn Vanderbilt OF the Navy: Major J.. T.
Meeken. surgeon Stewart Eldredge colomg i Rlake
Church George Weed. PaymasterS a. Noel blaHg
nu and q De f Barton. Il. II. Barrett Rr; H.
Eugene smith Captains D. e. Surts Y; , n m'' W
son n Ii Lane W. H. Diller and ERIK DahiSreh
Ious Aldrich. the actor, was also present. anu
gave several Rotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Kirke, in "IIezel Kirke.' and he msde
distinct hit IN IT, Mr.. Howard about fov
tbre years old at the time of his death H. payei
number OF years In stock companies IN Washington
and Philadelphia. lie remained with Mr.. Dixcv 10
'Aconls' for long time. anu played with him IN INC
Seven Ages, when he produced the STANDARD Ihepr'
four years Two years he meiprr w
Louis Aldrichs Company. ia THE Editor" IL was
while In this pany that both sight and his
hearing which had been falling 70. tine. bec'me -
defective thet h" had TO cav- the stag Last "ntr ~
went - Europe. In the Lo that tFayrlin. wcud Dc"'
his health but lie fou'd lltr heip. II any, from "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
ANNUAL MEETING or THE REFORM cLUn.

The annuai meeting Of the Reform Club OF Ncw-forx
was held AZ the clubhouse Tifth-ayc and Twenty
It, last evening Reports Of the secretary and treasurer
reviewed donss Of the club financially and otherwise
for last year. Five trustees Of the club to srvc for
three years were elected follows: Henry Dcforcs;
Ys;dwn Robert Gsicr Monroe. Herman Rider. John d.
Wilt Warner and Everett 7. Wheeler.
This was the regular and only ticket. AMI elcctcl
without opposition O1cers OF the club " be elected
eaiN = January ...e - 80. .ss..... {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Dec. 5.-Municipal elections were held to-
dav in twenty-one cities in the State outside of
Passion The severe storm served TO keep many
voters al home and generally the voting was light
Results so far as learned are appended:
New-Bedford-S. A. Browne Gnd.-Cit) elected
Mavor over J. c. Brock Cit) by vote of 3,43i TO
2.Sl.
P:ttsheld-J c. Crosby Dem) elected Mayor
over J. J.. Peck Gep) by 166 plurality. The Alder
men are five Republicans and two Democrats.
Common Council eight Republicans, six Demo
Gratis License Vote-Ies. Las; no. l,IS5.
Mayor by I6a plurality. the Aldermen stand four
RennhlIcans two Democrats. and the Common
Council nine Republicans nine Democrats.
License vote-Yes. l5f6; no. LOO
over Murphy OemD. by IA plurality. The City
government is Democratic. License vote-1es'
Vail River|Mayor J. w. Coughlin reelected over
Greene (sep) by 327 plurality. The Republicans
elect six Of the nine Aldermen. and sixteen OF the
twenty-seven Councmen License vote-Ies, 1.4lS;
ny IN GIouccster the Republicans elect Colonel y. f.
Cook Mayor five of the eight Aldermen and nine
teen of twenty-four Councmen. License vote-fes.
Ia; no. l.ai2. ~
'Taunton-Ropublicans elect Willis X. Hodgman
Navor FIVE o the eight Aldermen and nineteen
ONT of twerty-four members of the Council. Ii
cense vote-Yes. 2.42s; no. Loo.
Cbcopee-Dr W. NJ. f. Mellen Dem) was elected
Mavor by 1152 votes to 500 for H. H. Harris Rep),
the present executive. License vote-les l.3O0; no,
sS The Republicans elect three Aldermen and the
democrats four. The Common Council stands seven
Democrats and seven Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
A Contract FOR A FINE NEW CABLE.

Tho Commercial Cable Company has decided to make On
important addition It's facilities. 1t has made colt
tract with slcmcns Eros. & Co.. Of London ior the
manufacture OF a cable. 10 be laid between ireland
and Nova Scotia In the coming spring. 1t Will DE inc
third cable owned by the Commercial Company, ana VIII
enable the company the promp;ness and gen
esal efficiency OF its service This cable will be 2,-o,
miles IN length and Is 10 be made by specification IN
sirng greater carrying capacity any cable OF the
length will also b. OF special strength In oidcr
resist the anchors OF ships In the fishing waers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
Cairo.
~ueslREH PALACE HOTEL.

% Sr a,on Tor lGrs ana me aa KhediHs
hau.l.u 900 tai-furmd into the most confortaDle
lsi'. hotel world Sltaatei on the bsnms
ana iuNWWro snround,d by Immense PARK, coli ana
OF " ,iro,,n,s and Gardens oi or'ntt peary ano
Icills English sanitary arrineclcLt-, baths cleo
t, lint Iernanct orchestra OF twcrty renormrs;;
Large NUM- - 10 nj, az tn hotel For ILLUSTRATED tari9
va ,thcr Information apply at the LONDON enccs OF
a un,,rn,,iola >lceprg tar Company, ~ Cocksp!
st LONDON s. W, where plans ma o. so,suss ,a ana
sr'aih crn n dccr jorrnnv ~ stages can b
aM wm ny a. SNOW, Agent.
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pr.ny TO TRY THE ASSASSIN.

Chicago. Dec. Judge Brentano has clear
,oa,,o, ,or the beginning Of the examination OF
vcnlrcmen in the Prendergast case Tomorrow ana
It is not expected that another continuance wiz pe
=" the fury on behalf Of the prosecution ana MI
Wade VIII sp.amSi an, he rushed in. 1t is understood
hat experts in by the a's M
pcHei thdt md that II criminaIly com
ior ms 4n The other hand. the defence will at
temnt to show that he has always been little else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
OWNERS AND JOCKEYS DISCIPLINED.

OWNERS AND JOCKEYS DISCIPLINED.
Washington, Dec. 5-Hacing was continued to-
dav AT Bennings in driving snowstorm. but the
attendance WAS large and the betting lively. The
track was covered with snow. and there were
many scratches: but only two favorites won. The
Sensational feature OF the day was the ruling on
nj Alexander Shields and George Cousins and
Jockevs W Shields and Harkley. and the horses
La Sofia Powerful and RIghtaway for fraud in
the fourth race Harkley had the mount Pow
erful and could have won. but pulled by orders OF
Alexander Shields to let La Sofia win. The job
was SO palpabe that action was taken directly
after the race W. Shields. who rode the winner
according TO horsemcn. should not have been
ruled off. as he rode to win. The horse Powerful
was entered as the property OF George Cousins
but 1t is said to belong to Alexander Shields.
Summaries:
First race two-year-oids. one-.,alf mile--Ca-
price colt iO3 o. Murphy to l. won; She hlly.l 100
%. I.ambley), to /. second: King Sock. "a Rier,
to D. ,hrd d%e FnSran a aIso ran Speea"e FL
Second race. six furlongs-Annle Bishop. III
fSimsJ. 10. won; Paulette. JOS (BurrelD. 80 10 l.
second; Laughing Water. iO7 q. Lambey). 40 to l.
third. Time-l:l7,@. Luray. Loeda and Lou Rhett
also ran
Third race, handicap. one mlle-Bessles, BIsland
10? CRef,. to J. %on; Mirasls, sS,t a. jones' ones
Tlme-lG. Logan also ran.
Fourth race handicap. one and half miles on the
na sr ss;a s Sc o TSn ne
to l. third Time-2:5o. Rightaway Aspen Leaf
Geronimo and Lexington also ran.
Fifth race six DEMONSTRATING. 10I GRIMM
to 2 won: Captain T., 10 tSims) to ]. second
Traverse. 40 tMorrissey). 4 to l. third Time-!I1
indI~o. Tommy Dixon. Plebean. Mexico and Mo-
manned also ran.
sixth race selling five furlongs-Watterson. IS
GRlenJ II to ). won; Captain Wagner; ITO CCierco,
f,b ,T T. Time o. Litt.e Fred Elmsrone, Green
Bay Lallah and Neeimore also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
THEY THINK THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

At a meeting Of the Republican organization OF
the IXth Assembly District Monday night resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted congratulating the
Republicans upon the success at the last state
election and upon the bright outlook for the future
and EXPRESSING confidence in George Il. Deane, the
leader Of the IXth Assembly District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
THOUSANDS PAID FOR THoRotGHBREps

THOUSANDS PAID FOR THOKOt rhp'''o''
Lexington. KY Dec tSpeciaD.-The auction
sale OF thoroughbreds closed here today wheh
sixtv-slx head were disposed OF for a total OF W.
So an average Of 500 The attendance mas pee"
largo and bidding spirited. During the two days
~, IN. W r Woodland sale lN head have been
sold for t72I25. making general average OF $50
The following sold for $500 or more;
Caroline Hamilton. b. t. ,. by Outcast oar"
sylvia Springer 10y imp. Buckden. l. w coulter
Guttenburg y. j.. $500 Parapet D. r., :. by lrou-
badour dam Pet Galloway. by Enquirer. y. T.
Baker London. Tenn. $i,o2j; Lulu t. D. l. = pF
Linden. dam Lady Winifrede. by Enquirer. John
~ Pom Lexington 30. Two O'clock oh f. 2
hv Troubodour dam Matinee. by imp. Buckden' j.
huffman 2Oo; The Rock. ch. T.. >. by Strathinore
,.,, The crow by Onondaga Eugene Leigh Chi
cago $500: FIews Dor. b. m. T. by imp Rayon
Dor. dam Blondona. by Iongfenow sam Brown
chrlstlansburg. Ky. $500; Re"cno, b. m
: by imp Glencg. dam Echoless. by Lean
,rg,on Scoggan Brotners. Louisville N.lD:
Lima br m. H. by Virgil. dam Susie I.inwood
Nv Judge Leopold. Milton Young MlD. Blue and
Whtc, , b; m J. T. MALONE S;aiatn Tenn ss25
Etclka b. m. c. by l9ngfeow dam Sallie NeWt3 On
c6 M T. bv Himyar. dam Jewel. by War Dance
g. Ghinn' Harrodsburg. Ky. N.2JO. Countess b. T.
:; I;;ornrs Lrxingt, n. Ky. $500: Repent. ch. m,
bv inn King Ban. dam herzegovina. by Waverly
Vilion Young $50: Miss olive b. m. I. by imp
Ravon Dor. dam by imp Eclipse. Milton founs
500 Nightcap. ch. M 4, by imp , Rsyon DOT
dam imp Blue cap H. + msad'ey ,N Sy" ,,, r%e' by
imp The Ul-I'scd, }. Megbben. $l2jo;, True as
SIsg ' m tne by e NT:'or ky a" M %itteT
en- f. .. by imp: Rayon DOT; dam twilight, Dy
A AZ Frar Knsh, s dam Faastine by Flood "
I}arnes 1900: Gray Lock. sr m. L. by StrattorI
I Paris. XVI So Money Maid ch r. /. by Joe Dan
lels. dam by Manderer G. II GiIock si'yD; Ultima
b: +. 3, by stratford' dam by King Alfonso t.
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Wells in his paws luggcd him out TO the raceway
and plunged into the water with him, holnins nis
head under Wnen We rescued MIN III wa noa.y
drowned but We revived him after wniie,. anu
sage discharged him when he learned the Facts
Frsky watched the tannery until oii age inine
him wort HESS and Sage kept the faithful brute In
ease ana idleness till he died natural death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
DISCUSSING TRoTTING AFFAIRS.

The Board OF Review OF the National Trottng
Association began its regular semi-annual session
Mt the Murray Hill Hotel last night AS usual.
p p. Johnston, OF Lexington KY. presided. the
other members being David Bonner. Colonel W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
m arm oF GEORGE W. HOWARD.

Geo ge w. Howard the actor. who died Ia 'ston OF
,,dv x,s hes, known through the part which BE- paved
IN u,nrv u. pix-ys original production Of "Adoais.'
THIS part cafies'u'e "a' q Du'ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
ODDS AND ENDS.
,.,,cc CoI-yTY CANVASS NOT COMPLETED.
r,,r LAW REQUIRES THAT 1T DE DONE WITHIN
TWENTY DAYS AFTER THE ELECTION
TIE ELAINE ATTRIBUTED TO THE


SUPERVISORS.
,r, omciol canvass Of the vote in Kings county
i"e heen completed within the twenty days
ha' o,oo,ion required by law, and Will not prop
aIV' o,,r,eted this week The County cierK
o. o,,re1 by law 20 certify to the Secre''ry Vi
49,, within twenty days after the eiectoh '"e
' 81 the persons elected. but he has not
,an able 10 do so. as the SUPERVISORS nave Ho'
We, ended their work
,,ho,e was the same difficulty last year. anu 'he
- u.ore not forwarded 70 Albany until Deem
"" 80 Frank l. Barnard. Of ~ County Clerks
- ho has charge of the election returns.
"a s,crlav. .The County Clerk cannot comply
;,h Inc law because the SUPERVISORS nave not COIL
",",ad their work out OF the returns from D''
p,.ta, dietricts in the county there nave prop
oblv been COO which have nad 10 De sem p"Vh
e s Correction or the canvassers nave had To be
lOI nrad IN the courthouse TO fill out the returns
msrlv This takes a great deal OF time; Many
'ihe 800 canvassers are iliterGte, ana thcy not
Oh su 70 writ. out the vote in full In words. as
ohH to-, ." nv law but they msspell tine names of
been 9,0 or 800 canvassers summoned IN one day
80 correct their mistakes. Ii Is IL pity the parties
select such men canvassers:
Have not the Supervisors been dllatory IN the
,,o,tcr of the cnnvass?' was asked.
ma "a cannot say they have not They have had
matinees from II a. m. 90 l2:}p y. m. Tor the last
meek and we got In only six hours work"
Are they paid by the day for their duties as
ean rSss is where the difficulty is But / do not
or fha County Clerk. The latter technically vlo-
Ito his oath of office. but do not suppose he
coull be i,npeached. it is physical impossibility
FOR him to comply with the law.
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in furnace. which il hauled about behind 9
wagon. The negroes are the most c9ntented amo
with songs. jests and little practical
Jokes upon each other. They work rapidly.
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~, r. and o. steamers. Through Cars from alais.
Ihr Companys GRAND EAST INDIA HOTEL
BRINDISI.
SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WEDNESDAYS ana
- ,Ti' I.DAYs 10 Pau, BlarrN, Madrid and Llston,
.,ou-, ,~r,,u~ srvovAv
(TERMINIS). LISBON.
ORIENT EXPREssm, Daily 70 VIENNA three cmes
trains conpos ID eyciusv ~ OF Slccp,ng "a 81
"mnhly Vcntiiat,I FOR all Ticket. and Full uctiils oe
lain. and Hotels apply b Chief London ONCE. ~ Cock.
s,mr st London. = w; lily. NJ SNOW, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
NICE (Cimiez)
RIVIERA PALACE HOTEL.
Oucued for Residents and Visitors ON the
Ist Dec, 1893.

LIST Dec, 1S:D3
Ten minutes from Nice station situate on tne Slm,ei
mi f,c directly south H. sout"y sheltered from AL
~, ,,d winds COMMIT nd> mos magazine Ut We"
over Inc town Of Nice the Bae dcs Anges ana the AIDS
The Hotel stands I'm its own Park. Tennis
Grounds, Gymnasium. and sale de n"ias
md Douchcs for the exclusive use Va
visitors aud Residents at the HOTEL
,,,,..,, ,,.,tu.nts for Families making prolonged
.,,r Kr.,.ar r>iccs u tn COMPANY BRAKES AL
a,,s I,twcrn timel. Nice and Monte taro., nun'
hr nr wc,.hor>el LaIdaus &C., Tor tne use o. XDss
ior. l.rre, Cellars contain OILY choiccs ''.cs
tu-!e 10, ,d %nnolrtnrnts by Maple Co. London ana
kanltIry ARRANGEMENTS %. ucSt '"h''S" '-"'
light. LIT. Moderate Iarih'
~, ,u,,.,,,r. Pan and TarG OF the Hotel, apply %
The international sieep'"" o"' W.
COCKsPUR ST., LoNDoN' Dc W"
,,,o, ,uav be reserved Special Tickets
WI IN. l,alway and 1t AMIR Jonr"S i,u.u, ~ -
TOT mate for Iouriy uif"VV UT W c"'' s'~eS~
IL Al SNOW, AGENT.