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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
DRAMATIC INCIDENTS.

Ame Eleonora Duse will make her second appear
shss At the Fifth Avenue Theatre tonight. presenting
1SMMan
w. Mansfield has a play by the first Lord Ly'toh
fulfilled "GenIeman Waffle" based on that a"ihor
nord Of "what VIII lie DO with lti' ana proDa"s
y will present II for the first time at tile "f"hi
oprra House. Chicago.
Miss tombstone Bennett may be seen at the 1rahu
open House as Jane, In the farce 80 called
The new theatre called the Empire at fCr'ieth-
~ and broadway. vii! he opeEed tonight, ana pay
ealcd S.rhe Girl Left Behind Me- will be presented
i@ the nrst time
y. slr: Hermann at his theatre will present Friend
Snu 10 morrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
TIE REV. W. J. CLARK.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2l.-Thc Rev. W. J. Clark. n
wcllknown retired clergyman OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. died yesterday ut his home in this
city AT the age Of cighty-One years. Mr. Clark was
bern In this city, lie was graduated from the Epls-
copnl seminary near Alexandria. Va, IN 1870 during
hS life Mr. Clark filled charges in ohio. Maryland,
New.Jersey and Pennsylvania. For number OF years
nrior to nj, death Mr.. Clark helpless invalid.
He was the father Of the late W. j. Clark: IT,, Tor
wears an editor Of The Philadelphia Evening Tele-
,ranh Of Charles llcbcr Clark, Editor OF The Tex
iIlc Record a we'll known high tariff advocate. ana
~ T. r. Clark "a wcllknown New-lOrk business man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
INSTALLING THEIR NEW OFFICERS
CEREMONIES OF GEORGE WASHINGTON POST.
40. 1O3.

NO. 1O3.
,rbe oecerelcct OF George Washington Post. No. 103
a. , Il were publicly Installed last night at the Hotel
pr.n.vick The was tastefully decorated with
,r.,c.n nors As General Martin Il. Mcmahon. the In.
s,al,ne officer passed up the room escorted by Major
4 e n,ackett OF Lafayct Post No. 40 the acting
,se, NJ the day the ssSmblage and him the
,I,,v salute As he halted at the altar the command
a he ,.t WAS formally TUNED over ~ him by General
William ID Whppe, the commander and he at once be-
- ,h nrcssye installation service OF the order, ad-
n..,,,e the oath to the following officers: Commander
,"nor william ID. Whppe senior vlcc-commandef,
,o,,I frederick Il. Locke; junior Nicecommnnder.
.,aal pohert watts adjutant Colonel Edward Iaisht
srmastcr Colonel Samuel Truesdel; surgeon, Colonel
80 4 Asch; chaplain. Lieutenant John IL PAXTON
- ., tho day Colonel Thomas b. Rand; ohlcer OF the
IN major ID. G. Moyniham sergeant nsiof Lieutenant
n ,;ubcrt ouartcrmaster sergeant, MAJOR James H.
Butler. - - md NAVY were prcscnt I'm
:, ,nifo,,n md the room Yves CROWDED. AMONG '"ose
n,o,, were Admiral Brane, Department Commahhcf
p, and staff General Eli Parker, 1cnefai Mch'p"e'
r.n,,,n Ambrose NJ Matthews, Major Mclean ana s'ah'
=, ,hs GA Guard Captain L. X Russell la''f noiNc'
,,.a,.., Dbeeor t;uion Assistant Surgeon "iSo" Lieu
"a, Rut,ner Ideutensnt Ncheis' 'ene'Ai "e''
cnt,in Boehm Major James A. MeMicEeh anu eN'
Departmcnt Commander Ci"rhsoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
PostOmce Notice,
1sboud he read daily Ly ell interested as changes N

fshoud be read daily by ell interested changes naS
Letters say for foreign countries need no. be specially
addressed for dispatch by any pSIss csE As ,1S
eommcrsia documents. letters specially addressed
elo:c promptly n all cases at thi. oss as iS0M
for raropr. ,r $ y Majestic. Via Queenstown $50
letter. for must MSs be- a Gss pr f""Tao
supplementary IL M for ' nmeIa, CuIaeeo, also
s sSel somS s G" pS st be
TntEsDSY.M &R.,I M supplementary 80 p M
for pcpada Er H. mr. for Bucacd. per
iu..ir New.olleans a. p. M for BIuened'. pss
s,fff9KRb tT%A ga M Tor France, switzerland Italy,
T sH% rSr%s' c a oher % Of Europe must be
per La a, n.,,, M FOR @syOTn pGr
Puerto cors. must sc rCtd pGS JsS,So :, 10 a. nm
Smnds IS S a for % ~, da ana foss
%p BE S GS.pa. i .. sF"S ana st ger
,sc cuSs Is.Ps" and Tpsps% and
S' Ssrs MrN;' At Np ' suppl ' 70,
l' m i SSF Earo I"s !
a. 3 S or 1"s fSS'so
rds% Str s must BE- esc Snh f a
svf f?ssal Ires v 81 " x
IHT To-. ss sr snd from o city of rr
ro @'i ssn 0 Francisco ssr day iaauss
4 .r SsS ps and s sa%c,n 'of
from san francisco cos here daily up 10 January "a
AT pr,ish mails for Australia Malls for China and
man nor g. CITY Picking from san Francisco Close
Saia d,Ilv nm 10 January 30 at G.30 D. Mails for
be IIaw Islands ,er AUSTRALIA from San Frin.
ciscol close here daily mp 10 FEBRUARY - AZ $3.50 N.
Nae china via Vancouver Especially 81.
t,ss.nd only close thfs office daily NJ 80 Malls
%, Newfoundland. by al 10 Halifax. and thence bv
steamer close this onice duly ~ 80 ,. N. Msiis
~. Winucon nv rail Boston anil thence by steamer,
4 or az ,bis onice daily az 30 D. Mails Cuba
~ rail 20 Tampa tl and thence by steamer sailing
THURSDAYS -aturfavs). close ths ofcs
i,iIy ~ 80 Mails for Mexico. o,crl nd. unless
snecay for dispatch by steamer close &C THE
oiure daily at 3 90 a. m. -. r, 40.
mails Forwarded to San Francisco daily
M ,h" schenle closing IL arranged the presumption
., their uninterrupted overland transit r. san Francro
III fem tho Fast arriving time At San francisco
% d,y OF sailing Of steom'rs dispatched thence the
same day. . - s.. A.
E"tra Supplementary Mails ore orened on the piers II
ia, and German trainers AZ the hour OF
o,osny 81 SUPPLEMENTARY Mails Mt tho postonIce which
remain oncn within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF ssl
'"s VI ''' CORNELIUS VAN corT. Postmaster.
pos,once New.YoIE n. v. January 10th. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
MISS ELIZABETH CiRRING roy DEAD.
SHE FELL FROM WINDOW TO THE YARp-A
SISTER OF MRS. JAMES u. BREWSTER

SISTER OF MRS. JAMES u. BREWSTER
Mis-. Elizabeth Darlington. sister Of Mrs James H.
nrew,,cr the vafc Of L. Brew'tri pe-i-cnt Of the
Errustcr Cifriagc Manufacturing Company. OF NO III
Fast Twenty h.st and Fifh-a,e near Forty-'e ond t.
was found dead at o'clock Yesterday morning IN the rear
ward OF NO 1853 seventy cghth-s where she lived
win, her sister She SUPPOSED TO have faen out Of one
~ In. windows Of her on the second eory. ~
o'clock Yesterday morning Mrs Brewster whose room
xdIolne that Miss Darlington, went Into her sister
room 10 help her put her clothes should she Wish 10
~, ,.,t Of bed This was q customary thing for Mrs
Brewster 10 do sister usually needed some one to
assist her I'm dressing herself She was surprised not to
find Miss Darlington the and wos Just ~ nueh
SURPRISED 10 sec both OF the windows wide ol"n
Mrs Brcws ter went Of the windows ana ioo''i
out. In the below she saw her sister src'o"eo
upon the Mrs. Brewster ran out OF thr r'o"
and told her daughter and MI. Brewster Dr. His'"'k
OF No 1863 West ighthst. was sent Tor imm-
dately Before he came every In the house knew
that Miss Darlington dead After DR.. llisrock had
examined body said that death hat probably been
instantaneous as the skull badly fra 'tnred the
Coroner who for. said that Miss 'arfihetn
death was by accidentally falling out Of window
MIS- Darlington bora IN New-laNen about eighty
yeats ago In her younger she travelled in Europe
aud made journey TO the West indies For the
last twenty years had lived with her sister About
lyc years ago, home at sixty nfti-st and
Madson-aye.. she fell and injured ner head Since then
She has been OF unsound mind She also partially
hind rs she suffering from cataract. She seemed
IN b, improving for some time past however. and had
improved much that she was allowed 10 occupy her
| alone.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow afternoon and
| the burial will be In New Haven Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
D.rGUTERS or LAFAYETTE POST DRILL

The Daughters OF Lafayette Post, No Ii0 O. a. r.,
gave an exhibition drill last night at the Masonic Hall
which was preceded by Interesting lecture by Colonel
uo,h.r on incidents connected with the marches OF the
ARMY OF the Potomac the Lecture being illustrated with
stereopucon views. The drill squad was under COM
mand OF waldo spasue Of the post and consisted oil the
>ss.s ,,,bbs the Misses Oycron Miss Banta Miss Ham.
Mis- THOMPSON Miss Blaseheck. Miss rcg Miss Nicker.
Az, Miss VilIiplat Miss Hatfield, Mis. nafel" MI :
Anderson Miss Vessels and Miss Ktcl. The orfsnim'
lion IL composed OF about eighty young ades daughr- Of
.,rm.nt viii be devoted " the endowment Of hospital
bed for soldiers ehila.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
MIS-, GALE AS PARTUENIA.

Last night at the star Theatre Miss Gale Mrs
Haynes appeared as Parthena. in the romantic old
play of "Ingomar.' and pleased "A considerable
audience. Parthenla-an artlcss girl strong In her
very weakness, and ct)nous by her purity and Her
fearless innocencc--ls character quite within the
grasp Of that actress. SHE embodied 1t sweetly and
With excellent effect, presenting handsome person
and avoiding insipidity, whether OF demean0r or
speech Mr.. Eben Plympton enacted the rugged
ingonar. and put forth his Ionic talents WIN passon-
ate sincerity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
sprcJ.L AGENT WHJTEHEiDS CHANGE

Special Agent George W. Whitehead, who for about
n wear has been In charge Of the Special Agents
Department at this port has been relieved at his
own request. and will assume charge the fifth
specal Agency District, which embraces Buffalo
crock. SIacna Gene~cc. Dunkirk and other places
the CANADIAN frontier. Sir. Wnitehead was IN charge
there before coming here. ard retained supervision OF
both districts. lie found that the duties here did
,ot give him oppartpnlu 70 make impoytapt inyesu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
CATHEDRAL or ST. JOHN THE Di'INH.
THE CHOIR TO BE BUILT As SOON A. fosSIb BILE
MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES.


MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES.
.o,,ro NJ the trustees OF the Cathedral OF ST. John
~ n,,iao was held mt the See house, No ~ Lh'ayc'"
place Yesterday afternoon. The following resolution was
.domed: whereas, The Of S3Oo'OOO Out OF the
.o ono ,oouircd f. available construction
In accordance with the scheme submitted by the Finance
on;nittee aud adopted by this board therefore be II
Resolved. That in The opalon OF tnis ooa,u IL Is eN
H., na desirable 10 proceed with the building Of the
choir as rapidly funds shall le received to the pf'
nose and 1t further
Resolved That the building cofnmi'"e pe arce"o "
,.ro oeps in accordance with this last rc'outiosi
Resolved That trustees invite the cooperation @
,,e fellow churchmcn and citizens In pushing forwaiu W
ia complction with promptness and energy SO nue"
., Tho Cathedral as 1t has been decided innediaeS y"
,, and that contributions whether large or small Tor
49,, "a orc earnestly solicited from those fsvossoU
d.o.,d 10 the work may be rcmtd TO Bishop fo''er OF
:" r.a r.v mr. g. r. Hoffman. S. d. Hbcock ana
n Roosevelt were appointed " act o. the euiions
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

cations in his old district and his health Is not good
These reasons led him ON January to ask the de-
partment for charge. The letter granting MS re-
quest contained most hattering testimony as to the
ability with which he had conducted the agency
The Secretary OF the Treasury has designated Special
Agent L. NJ Montgomery, who has for some time
been employ ed mt this port 90 succeed Mr.. Whitehead
AS special agent In charge He Will take The place
t.-da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
CARDINAL FOCLON.

Paris Jan oi.-Cardinal Joseph Alfred Foulon,
Archbishop Of Lyons Is dead.
Joseph Alfred FoulOn was born in Pars on April
30. 1873. For some time after he became priest
he was superintendent OF u seminary in Paris. He
was appointed Bishop OF Nancy and Of foul In Jan
nary. 1867. lie was created Il Cardinal Oh May "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
AViTETR ACTORS PLAY FOR A CHURCH.

At Chckerng Hall last night an amateur theatrical en-
or,,ncnt was given for the benefit OF ST. AIMS Church
for Deaf Mues. There large audience and con-
siderable sum was realized for the church The play
given was Mrs Hannah Conveys The Belle stra'aeem
The cast was follows: Dorlcout Edward Faes Cow
ard Fluttcr Exert Jansen Wendell Hardy W. r. Wood
Vlers Francis Grlswod Iandon SoNile Powhatan Rob
crts Robinson; Ietitia Hardy Mrs. WILDER A. Boodgood
Mrs Racket Miss Mary r. Perkins; Miss Oge, Miss
Helen Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
MATTHEW KAlS.

Matthew Rays, who died at his home. No 4o4 west
Forty thirds Monday born In Londonderry,
Ireland, eighty two years ago His father, Major
Rays. was a prominent landowner. and his son IN
heritcd from him trait for agricultural pursuits
lie came to this country IN 1873, but spent most
Of his life I'm Ulster County lie was Tor thrty years
the superintendent OF the NewY0rk Cement Work., IN
ROsendalc, Ulster County. About five years ago he
retired from active life and came to this city -
The funeral will bc held tomorrow at : p. III. The
burial will be- In BrOnXville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
,,,,,s cIusrD FOR LACK OF WATER.

Amsterdam. y. j.. Jan ~ lSpe'ihn' Inc '''P''
IN. ., s,pfo,d & sons closed this afternoon on
o.,,,, -, IN. i,clS of water More than 900 hands
will hc ont Of employment. The mills VIII DE- sar''u
again A. soon n. sufficient water can bc procur'"
Inlc.s a heavy thsw comes or rain Is hau much III
onvp,.pc. viii lie. caused In the city 10y the scarcity
% water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

A dispatch received in this city announced the death
az Las Vegas New. Mexico last week from consumption
OF A. J. Rauh treasurer and assistant secretary OF the
Richmond Terminal Company. Mr.. Rauh Viz
einan ly birth had been connected with the Terminal
system for fifteen years His Ill health had for
time preeuded him from active performance OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
Dr. EDWAKD ACION

d. Edward Acton. assistant to Coroner Frederick
DIew- Of Mount Vernon Westminster County. died yes
tcrlay afternoon, from acute pneumonia He was thirty
seven years old aud leaves widow and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
sr,cJDr or i yEW- YORKER ~ CHICAGO
w. IL M'II.ROY. \ REAL ESTATE N
SHOOTS niMsELf-NO CAUSE hNo"N
FOR THE ACT

". IL MILR0Y. REAL ESTATE orh"Nio"'
suoors uiMsEIF-NO CAUSE KNOWN
FOR THE ACT
Chicago. Jan. 81 tspcciall.-Wiih'm H. Nv
New YORK; shot aud Instantly Killed mh-"i ~ "o
noon today on the eighth floor of 'he o"ce P'' =
~ the Auditorium. lie was uhiii recently mimi
Of fine firm Of benedict McIroy a Fowler. OF NO
AL East Fiflv -ihrd-,t.. New torR 'N'ai """ '"'
merchants. 80 cause for tn" SHOOTING Is h"""" Nv"
McIIroy ram, to town three or fonr days ago. MI"
had been STAYING at the house OF stephen H. FiM''
secretary Of the Chicago Lumber company. III,
morning the men came downtown 'os''"''' '
vc,,rov after n brief visit to the lumber company 5
Office. returned 10 the Auditorium. Inc r''""''
u,,n which he subsequently ended his life was one
. ,ouud in , ocsk I'm one OF the Offices 0f the company
No one saw him take it ont. Mr.. Frazer S"'" ~"
n.r,oon at woud rs soon think OF Killing mys'll
=. ,yorId conceive the possibility OF ouch M "''
by SIR McIlroy lie quiet ana geh'iehi'''!' an"
uothinr that he did Will" was WIN I'LL" WYNN"
hov, suggested stici an insane inclinat"h' NOT uo
know he obtained roNSs,So o,c oi ' Ne Ne"p II
which was the property 0i orr oi'' w "" ~
here for the OF our paymas'er WITH "o - VII
me rh ,o" 'p ot a. 200 in cash was found In Mcilroy
,octn,s hcsldrs "A number Of letters ana business
papers.
william H. McIlroy came 10 this country from Ire
land about eight years ago, and for three years was
n mariner IN the Old lumber house OF i"heui'' "
Fowler at No. 424 East Fifty-third-st The partner
ship expired last February. ana Mr. "'iiios At o'''
went into real estate transactions having once room
4, Henedi,t A Fowlers place AT first he prosp'feu,
h, jotely had been Somewhat depressed by reason OF
une>pected rcverscs. The Abingdon square Hotel
which was opened about three months ago. a"" ~
which he had II controlling Interest nddN 10 MS
troubles lie recently completed -cv"h-st"fy ap"r'
men, hotel at the northeast corner OF MHiSoh ave-
and Oue-bundr,d and siNieentlst., which i SAID 10
Ia, mortgagcd for $4,000. This was fnlNied by Mr.
McIlroy after foreclosure on another builder.
Mr. McIIroy was seen ut Benedict Fowl'r's offices
for the last tint on saturday, and then he SAID that
he was going to Chicago on private business and
would De- back In town Wednesday. Al O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon the iirm received telegram an
nouncIng his DEATH Mr.. benedict and Mr.. Fowler
are unable 10 assign any resiscn other than financial
anxiety for the suicide. Mr.. Mcllroy, who was u man
uf HIGH attachments. Vas twentv-egnt y7r, ola, un
married and 80 far - known had no relatives III
this city. Formerly he loig'd at the Murray Ilill
IIutel Int of late had a room at his own building In
Abingdon square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

When baby was sick. we gave her Castone'
Wnrn she was a Child. she cried for Castorla,
When size became Mis-. she chung 10 'astofe
When she had children, she gave them Csstofs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
Relations Notices.

AT CALVARY NJ. r. CHURCH. i:oth-st aud 1tAs
ave- Rev. Dr. J. II. DAY. Pastor.-ReyiNal services.
assisted by GYPSY RODNEY SMITH. the noted Eng.
sh Evangelist and sweet singer. Every night at IS.
and Tuesday, wednesday. Thursday and Frdiy otter
moons at 80. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

the POmological Department at Washington, and Pro-
lessor S. Il. Maynard, Of the Hatch Experiment sta
uoh at Amherst, also lectured. The annual election
resulted In the reelection OF all the old officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

Help Yourself to Get Rid OF that Cough or Cold,
or any Asthmatlc Throat Trouble by using Dr. d.
Jayne's EXpecOrant. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
The I" Admiral

Cigarette maintains position In the estimation OF the po
plc attained only by its recognized merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

Mr. YArMAN gives q BIBLE ADDEESS t -
go - jjtAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
6perlal Notices.
Executors Absolute sale


"a" Exccuiors' Absolute sale
AT CHICKERING HALL
on FRIDAY EVENING. AT g O'CLOCK.
LAST DAYS OF EXHIBITION.
@ A. NJ. TO 9, ! 80 TO 10 p. NJ
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIEs.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
MODERN PAINTINGS,
REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES OF
CELEBRATED MASTERS, 90
BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CHARLES j. OSBORN,
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
EDWIN THORNE.
AND TO
EDWIN s. CHAPLIN.
Also
RUSSIAN FRENCH, AND JAPANESE BRONzEGe
EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL IVORY CARVINGS,
sEvREs. ROYAL WORCESTER AND OTHER PoRcH
LAINs, ELEGANT CLOCK SETS. MUSICAL BOX or
cHEsTHA. ELABORATE FLoRENTINE CABINE1
B1IC.ABRAC.
CARRARA MARBLE GROUPS
LOVE AND PSYCHE"
By ALBANo. Florence
ETC, ETC.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CHARLES J. OSBORN.
TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF EXECUTIONS.
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
Jan. 81 and 2s,
BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 3 CLOCK EACH pAH
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
East e3d St.. Madison Square South
WHERE THE COLLECTIONS ARE NOW on EXht
BIrIoN DAY AND EVENING
THOMAS E. KIRBY, Auctoneer.
AMERICAN AIT ASSOCIATION. Managers.
A. Robert Somerville, Auc;eueer.
SALE THIS EVENING
AT O'CLOCK
AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERrE0s
$3.50 5TH.AvE.. NEAR 3iTH.ST,
THE LAKES AND THE HILLS"
PAINTINGS
BY
j. II. BRISTOL. y. A.
oRrcIns Co, MANAGERS.
Established 1878.
MIS- McELRATli'S HOMEMADE PkESERvSS
BRANDIED. CANNED AND ePl.ED fhoAis AM
PURE RED CUR2ANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
prI Esy lssspi put K s 81 y. s Ass
EATii. 1898 Decraw.st.. brooklyn. n Y.
Deane-. and Head Ns,:s Ws.0: e S hoard
nv y Uscox ONLY $50 B'way, ~ y Book OF proofs nee'
The Crown Law cnder salts. NJ -
A 10 revelation OF health ana fcfre-hhent be sur9
Won get genuine. Always In ctownstopeHd Dotlrs
P0stO01ce Notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
REGISTER. REGISTER !

Register tomorrow.
The registration thus far in This city is not
satisfactory TO those who want 10 sec this
State redeemed from the Democratic gang that
has now absolute control of il. The returns in
dictate IN Indifference on the part Of Rcpub-
leans in the performance Of this important
political duty that is dscOuraging. No one cx-
pccted that an ordinary State contest would
arouse as much interest rs Il Presidential cleo
ton. but. in view Of the issue at stake this
year. it did seem reasonable 10 assume that
more good citizens would qualify themselves
to pass judgment upon Il question that has
been thrust upon them than is indicated by the
figures of the registry boards
In defiance Of decent public sentiment the
Democratic machine has nominated for Judge
of the highest State cOIrt man who Is con.
fcssedly guilty of one of the most fragrant
crimes against the Commonwealth that have
been witnessed by this generation. He not only
confcsscs his guilt. but glorics in it,, and openly
boasts that he will repeat the offence whenever
necessary The entire legal profession Of the
metropolis, rs represented by the Bar Associa-
ton. has denounced his action in unmcaslIr,sl
terms. The best men Of his party have re-
pudlatcu nlin ana yet Inc DclnOcrailc machine
has deliberately put him forward as candidate
for high honors before the people. and is bend
ing every energy TO secure his election. In this
city the whole power OF Iammany Hall will he
eXertcd in his behalf The boast Is openly
made that il he cannot be elected fairly, he
will be counted in regardless of the number
Of votes cast for or against him. Tammany's
ability to intimi1atc voters, corrupt inspectors
Of elections and falsfy returns is unQuestioncd,
but. after all, there Is limit to cheating. and
that limit Is quickly reached when decent re-
spectacle citizens manifest the interest they
should in the CANVASS and at the polls
If such 4 vote should he cast against Maynard
as he deserves. the adverse majority would be
so great that the most daring efforts Of Tam
many and the State machine would be utterly
Intellectual 10 defeat the will Of the people.
But no such overwhelming vote will be cast
unless the reputable people of the City and the
State qualify themselves 10 do 50 by regis
;crinG. Three days remain in which this duty
may yet be performed in New-YOrk and Brook
Ign. and tomorrow is one of them. Let every
man who has the cause of good government at
heart, who desires that the purity Of the judi
clary be maintained, see to it that his name is !