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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

During the past few weeks the paper.
Of this city aud vicinity have con
tained almost daily notices Of the
death Of comparatively young and
normally sound, healthy men. The
number ~ such Instances will be start.
Inc in the highest degree to those
even who recall only the most proml-
nent Of them; and the rejecting mind
cannot but cast about for an sxplana.
ton Of a mortality Mt once 20 unusual
and % alarming.
The NEWS believes that overwork
lies at the bottom OF most Of the
mcnis that result fatally In the
class Of cases spoken Of. We are
aware that alm0st any amount
OF physical labor can be performed
without immediate or apparent injury
TO ths average constitution; few men
Kill themselves with bodily work n
their mental faculties are preserved In
health, their food be sufficient anu
their rest regular. But anxiety, care,
woTry-ihsse Arc killers Of men which
no physician can combat, which no |
lock or wall can keep out. And when
10 mental Ills 10 added the ceaseless
labor Of the hAnds-when after days
ofsevsre toll there follow nights Of un.
easy tossing-when the tired body
and all tho faculties WOO repose
In vair-lhen worksd.out nature
must sucoumb, the sturdicst
frame must break, the candle OF LIE. |
which had been earning rapidly at both
ends, must suddenly flicker out 10
death.
The trouble with men-And with
active, sensitive men this trouble IL
aggravated when Tevenea environ
them--is that they think themselves
capable Of harder anu more varied and
more prolonged exertion than mortality
was ever designed for. They not onIy
set out TO run At high pressure all the
ume, but they screw down the safety
valve 10 that no warning OF oyer.oxer- |
ton can be- given or received. Tho !
human machine cannot stand any such |
treatment tits built with the capRo.
Ivy TO Withstand a certain strain, anu
the ability 10 perform a certain amount
OF regular work. This It eau sustain
and perform for an indefinite time
with perfect safety. For sudden
emergency this pressure and this work
may DO many times Increased, anu
stlll the machine run safely and with
seeming eass. Hut not for long.
Forced draft, hampers down, utmost
tension ofevery part long continual, |
must quickly tell. There comes a
slight humping Of some bit Of the
machines warning to shut on steam
aud make needed repairs. II needed
at once, all may be vell-ths danger IL
seen and averted; n disrega rded, the
slight weakness develops instantly In
to fatal defect, other wheels and
Levers tear loose, there IL n wholesale
era'h, and the grand piece Of mschAn.
Ism lies PROSTATE, pulselsss and a
wreck
We relterate that IN times like these,
when business uares cypress almost
every one, a mans duty 10 himself,
his loved ones aud the community
requires that the warning which ma.
ture Invariably gives be noted anu
acted upon. To die IL to make the
situation much worse than to grapple
calmly with II ana live. But patience
one with another courage, vision Ia
preserving ths energies with which all
are gniDwsi-ihsss are the attributes
which the crisis calls for-ihs only q
ones which will enable any mnn to {
endure the strain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

WHAT one political party lacks In
confidence In aud understanding Of It,
own principles,it makes up iu sueefs At
and rldicule Of the other. Aud yst
mon talk Of Educational campaigns"
and such.llko rubbish
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TsBsrt ws,ch Repairing.
w. w. Hail, White House Drug Store.


Piaengors destined TO the promi-
uent cities ofihe SIZES uri Rivershtuid
Taifouis1 the Chicago, Union Pacific
q Norlhwtstof1 iins. Maguih cent
Pullman aud WaFuer sleeping care,
elegant Pullman IS Northwestern din.
Ing cars, fee reclining chair car,
handsome day clachos AMI comfortable
Pullman colouis' Flrrpefs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

WiitHE ONE woman looks 10 a
minor 10 arrange her front hair, Ave
men glance In to SEQ u their neckiies
are iu proper position. These are un.
expected statistics, but they are true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

For a few days only. Choicest
styles and osItcially good values 10
Martin Fur Cspes, ail lergths, rangin {
In price, iiO, 900, $40, $3.50, etc.
Worth ont-tntfI more. Gail promptly
at i. AueFbach g. Bros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

Two wEuls more Of the turmoil,
then tho iollinralion, or tho despair.
Politics Is a hot old game, and halt the
time Il IL not worth the candle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
arnna naII, of rornlI.l..

Monday night, IN the Old Federal
Court Room. Warren Foster, the
eminent speaker from Kan.as, will
address tho meeting. Ladies cor
dially invited % attend. There will
be a good, rousing time, with campaign
song, etc. Turn out AMI hear what
We have 10 say,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

1hs ItsrHEr EvrSrya Nrvsn puolshsd
civ. suuoav e1certed. a. corner South and
it,t TEMPLE stfess. salt Late CITY.
1itfu Tdiuon At sopu. Regular Edaos
ttt oci0tK
1hs Itsrprr sINi-wrrEtr Nuws urn1.
nihsd on 1uesdav md IrdaY Of saeh wesL
The ntsrnsr UtEEfr IN magazine iorHi
ubnshed ever SATURDAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

Having purchased the balance Of the
large stock u the Huft1n.Gardner
Company, We will give specially re-.
duoed prlceh for one week only, to save
expenses In haudiiug.
boutwell, * M'CoNAuaHY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

TO maintain H. iuderendonce behind
lis wall Of oxclusivenees 20 long. The
coming century will probably see
great change.
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WANDERED.

ERoM SALT LAKE CouNrY INriRy.
II arr, tunlay, sept, o.. .. ID tuutsr
i-cotrh aged 3 yrars| whlte hair aud Whlst
ere, wears siaaara auf rafrlaa a cane. uns
lu9tiaFt wurf $40 caAts, black aud brown.
et win Infection o. attending tabernacle
AnufY joel D. Allen. suut.
SAIL LAKE CuUNtY fNTtHMAHY.
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CITY suhseribsrs Will tindly notify J. 7. nun
bar icifcu atorl Of my ireguiaritT % ths de-
hgtry OF thsir papers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23

tubseribsrs chanrng ihsfr piassoi rssifenos
shoaid a.uayi givs former a, well A. present
aaHraau
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FOR SALE.

IHAHiOAD o. tMrOarED COTrswOOL
~ huCks. direct from canada aud also l0I
head fuurh Mifiro luCtf. Enquire tnh
Commercial savings uauk. or o. armrtf1nE.
ca Hat llfHt south.
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The Ntws non sasA the principal Hotels
kCWs sttnds auf on al nassenger tfaina cav
inE ne cry after pm daiIE
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examinations should b addressed 10
DEsEHET SrWs FuhLiuSo Co.
1slsuhons "a
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Big stoot Of worli's Fair goods Just
arrived, at 2ll State 81.
NJ. WEBER.
WARREN PAUL.
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GOLD ny ACCIDENT.


OF the iabullusly rich mining camp
Of Cripple Creek, Colorado, which IL
loss than two year, CID, is reached only
by Stage roules, anu has already had
IL foil share of sensationAllsm and
bl0odshed, there IL tue usual legend,
sud a. IL also ususl IN such cA,es, ia,
story has some very pretty qualities.
Cupp Creeks romance u a. iolloef:
A young druggist from Colorado
SPRING went prospecting back Of
Pixies Peak. Oae DAY At noon, tired
cut, hosat down on tile top o: Pull hill
TO cat bis lunch. For dessert he had
some nuts which he cracked with a
stone lying at hi. feet. 10 this stone
he saw TOY particles Of gold. The
result was n claim, and tho great
Pharmacist mine Of today, which
yields $4,000 worth Of gold n month
aud Il tue IA pc OF the gold.miulug
iutercs, Ia America Maybe this 10 all
true, anu maybe not, But u seems 90
strike the popular fancy and IL being
'xiensively quoted aud commented
ipOn.
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CllI.
sThAYEo OR STOLEN

DUY coal rnoM MILLER a MILLER
ID aud get good service aud Eooi coal.
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IHRpM FOREST DALE rAsrURg, ONE
II strawberry rlln mare, branded von left
shoulder, cut acfuss lCit forearm Information
that viii lead 90 h0r recovery VIII nu literally
rewarded, A, H. Cannon. Jr, thia uflca.
ODoRLEss SANITARY co.. 81
MAIN STREtT. Telephone I,a
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IN UEAsoNAHLE TERMS APPLY TO
~ Taylor hrothora, NO. q East Temple
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NTONEY To LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
NA on T9al estate. Thompson. b Vice.,
Second south.
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RIVERSIDE CANAL COMPANY.

A NEEIIhG or THE STOCKHOLDERS
- "i .tU I.FUaldo canal co. VIII De- hold
Al lNH Dug. l. lHg LHmbcri Paper 70. Hoard
ni Trade NH ding. SAT- Lake lily, no p, Az,
ln lu..4HF. Eumuor %, 1894. for mo election
Ii DM.tI.. voting on tho assessment % tlNck
inr fUNIHHH canal, anu such other business
hs l may He 90 ile Interests OF lho con-
puuy Gao consider.
Gao. c. LAMBERT, see
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WANTED.

pEMEMnER ruE NEW stJOND HAND
II store. lta Main. Highest pfices uaid
iuf furniture, etc AZ once Quick sales aud
small profits our motto 90 B. haIn.
TOMrErEST SiuL ron GENERAL
- house wcrt. small family. illi 4 fnat
south. reference required
no TRADE BUGGY HoWsE ron JERSEY
4 COW, nf vii pay CASH ii cheap Must be
lfsi claHa Address Box go. CITY.
IiAsrEb-LAur Oh bENTLEMAN To
w na1iHl In Iurn HaInrV fiilut vita
tuteh hai way faif pa'1io 0uIIelf ENGAGED
tne oae reference uuI Hr. |IIrUHHH stamped
envelope. Mauug0s i.1eE Drawer O.. hIcago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

,,.r-rrR NEGLECT AT THE CRITICAL MOMENT.
r,. reasons for this startling loss OF nearly
ooo psnublican votes since 1892 are self-evident
In fourteen OF the thrty-one districts visited
there was no captain present. while In ten other
a,s,r,cts the captains In charge were from one
r.ason or another of little or OF no service or
no.t,v. injury. The long weeks and months OF
ppysnaration and presentation. OF canvassing ana
plp,anne.ring. are supposed to eliminate In the
eIecuos Election Day II then at the very
w3rx all Interest and energy cease. previous
81 hnS Is worse than wasted 1t were better parry
snou 'u no both at the polls from sunrise until
n not sapSf the casting of the nrs; ballot unti
e. SS, e tie :.ds ,n ws 'o o r ss
then Oh ,,.tnt examination. who at one OF the
lsas imnorant elections Of the decade i s.m1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
THE ANAL YSIS.
sryr,1 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Return. = m. Primary election ~ The Commn,es o.
,,trh VA. held IN Win Assembly lhs'rict on
copied from the original fouh' ]" WV
C',n,v Clerks Orice - the city - Sew YORK a.,
-. e,,end.l remarks made bs nc members OF we
fr,,,v Commute II regular 0fganiran"n rom N''
Gus election districts. through ,,.,,,,.v II tt.rrP
Executive Member Regular o'g"n"a''on'
In nreparinr the folowing report our ,nf~aNgr va '"
te se~u,,fe AMI thorough The Committee ~ Ihit p,
itsr. from certified 'opl~> ob'"''
a, ~. comfy Clerks once. and oncaiy ac,n Az
In Inc column headed 'Id not register lS"a ma,
lifted those persons who. according 20 ~" "nnla
Ned di no, register in that year tn me drtic,'
wherein they from his primary return appear ~ '''
IN ,bc column headed did not vote NJ primary ""
have those persons as 20 whom We nav ~
dav,fs usually their that they dd n' VOTE ~ W.
COMMITTEE Of Thirty primary, although iher names ny
voting =, 49,.
Il, Tho column headed "Democrats cia..ed All NOSE
,iieoo1 10 have voted primary who rom we ~
nsr,v We have sought special accuracy In mis- list CIV
ng .he benefit % reasonable doubt 10 the 'ommte
~ thirty information On THIS point mas p'en ~
,atn.d pary from intimate per'ona snr"l.use
., Tho districts Inhabitants but nsp fns' fn
comnarson ~ these primary list, WIN mos. OF tne
State democracy prirarief held IN this vim AseinnN
T,,,. IN t1ne IL isat nled in 'hr County 'lrrk
Dc,e. second from Ike comparison with the Iammhny
ua General and District Committee lists for me years
,,s1a ard Isq4 We have indicated other pecularities
~ the returns such residence" connection WIN OUT
ow, oreanizaton and Ike matters OF interest
I;oiumn headed Made Ardavit' includes those VINO
suear they did not the Bliss primaries
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT.
Held iO3 Iews-st.
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SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
HAD n, ic5 PITT st.

.s,d n. voted n, the primary ou, So
rarman, Hall man. George Sonhhe ANA ,s.,,,
Isn ann, ci,.n. an,dav made by George S"ndhrnh'
cTarnrnanN committeeman IT,.
So. democracy See their lls's
ELECTED.
,,.,,..t,n carl. vice chairman. LOUIS i.,,u
'hhHIn'., sirnnn Schuchmann. treasurer ',eots-
uahl,in Inspectors Of Election r.i C,n vention
pei.r,,- 10 Assembly District '"hN'"'"'
simon Schuchmann. ,,,,, e,urrIISg
siMOS SCUt'C HMANN
NOSE TEiGSEK,
rn.rector. Election.
49, l,.,,r,., = ted M State Democracy Primary !"
Inr
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yo, n citizen under age fee andavit Jacob solosh'n-
l2i Iewis-st .rl.,,,
bVoted but did not know Tor whht " "'s H"S"'' ="
Gotterser. 3O4 East 81 ~ ,,.,.
cTsmuany District Committeeman
dNant,er state Sec their list
ELECTED.
Chairman James J. Johniey: Chairman ch ,,
George cutter, Treasurer jacob
Uiter. inspectors Election. George IL Cutter Samuel
rngelmann Jacob IIershhowity. Delegates 10 Assembly
District Committee Frederick Schaefer ignnz frnnN
D''"'N' GEORGE CUTTER.
FREDERICK .SCHAEPFER.
inspectors Of Election.
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EIGHTH ELECTION pi'i nv
liza al nih-si

p,a no. vote: AFFIDAVIT made by MOTIF no,rts weiss
berger. n,.., r,ode by Morris Weissbcrger
Did not Vo'r n,,,eean as are both Inspectors OF
Election T., r,rEp
Chairman Jacob Engel; Vice. hartman. BENJAMIN
u,,,' secretary, Joseph DE Nreis d. Ire.rher
Insnector- n Election AlrShhaer III, ia.
n,nhn IIerzog ignatz Vnger: Delegate 10 ->
,rct Convention. Jacob Engel, o,,s NrpOWITZ
THOMAS NASH.
Inspectors Of Election.
No,.-Two Inspectors. Herzos ana ,t,, ia delegate
commi @ r,r,b ns,r,c, and Nash Treasurer OF
,.,,.,, aY,h Gee this return further on
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FIFTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Hold a2A Sth-sf.

A Joined organization - ..,- a.,
n Member OF state Democracy. Bee their iisr
ELECTED.
Chairman Bendix Minden: viceohaIman: r hsn,
nava K rou,kop; Inspectors OF Election. william LICK
nann louis Biossner solomon Voltanbaum DeeBa'e 70
Assembiy District Convention. John Meany ,,>,
HsS'"''' ~ BENDIX MINDEN,
JOHN MEASY
inspectors OF Election
,.,. r..,r,,or ,hr.e Inspectors and Delegate are
Democrats
srxrrrNT7t ELECTION DISTRICT.
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SATURDAY,
JULY Fl. 1894.

Charles Grol. 81 sth-st 49, ...' 'i''. 500
Henry Osterweis. 1871 Ave. C.... -. '.'i'''i ''''
Valentine wetxel. 1921 sth-s. 80 ..' 80.
Total, ............l Iol o. 2....l >
q Tammany General District COMMITTEE; ,. ~.
Taken the return from the county Cietk o'"os
tina, he did not .-ote and he lives out OK dlstrict.
Tammany General Committee taken from tne ~
turns from The County Clerks Office that he did not VOTE
d Member OF organization. a..
Member Of State Democracy. Bee ther nst n..
Taken from the from the County CLERKS omcs
that ne did vote. and he lives out OF dstict "a -.
Taken from the County Clerks Once that % o'' :os
. .,..,.. A.. -. 40
would give him place.
ELECTED
Chairman Valentine Wntxcl: Vice Chairman, hehry u
,s,ws,s Secretary Adam YOUNG: Treasurer Henry 0ro
trsosctor. NJ Election Joseph Carroll William Frey jacob
Young. Delegates TO Assembly DhtFlc, Soh'e""'" 'a'
tine "e'N''' A'"' JOSEPH CARROLL
WILLIAM FREY. tr
JACOB YOUNG.
inspectors of Election.
49,. ,,..,o- 4. a Democrat and Osterweis suspected.
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SEVENTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Held 90 Fast 9th-st.

aMoved 10 % Avenue D. according 70 return OF ms or,
rict but in Seventeenth Distric' slsv s"~"@'
Seventeenth District and Inspector OF Election
b OF District.
Democracy man. see iist-
ELECTED. rA
Chairman william Fr.stadtt vce-Cnairmnn n.y,i
Delaney: Secretary, william Haas: Treasurer
Rose inspectors Election William Han Snai.e
Lever Ernest werbatn: Delegate 70 Assembly, Ds''"
"o"'' WILLIAM FRIESTADTT.
WILLIAM HAAS
EDWARD DELANEY.
inspectors Of Election
No,e-Cha,rman and Delegate not In TINS ostric'' WV
,-s.,-rr,n Se~retary inspectors Democrats
rrcIIrEENrH ELECTION DISTRICT.
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FOURTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT
Held e4f G,h-st.


aTamm,ny Hall General Committee 49,. ~,
hrn ~,ll hook Of the Committee Of Thirty was tanrn =.
, u,sun a D.mocra to the house OF the ssners 10
,,n. 1904 See ist
cvo,ed with state Democracy June io'f' ''' "'N
dlras joncd organization
ELECTED
,-.ot,ran August Braun: Vice Chairman. Adam r,y'
80 rr,un. Treasurer Leonard wagner; IN
sn.c,or. - Election Henry Hauck Herman hessier'
-. uauck Delegates Assembly ristrct Con'ehoh'
August h'""'' ~ AUGUST BRAUN.
ADAM FRY.
HENRY BRAUN.
Inspectors OF Election.
Not, The Chairman vice-Chairman Dessa.e snd -. ~.
49,. az. pemocrnts Braun. who Is Chairman, Deie-
n, rsnector is on Tann any District Committee
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SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

ELECTED
uo,.-. s,ahi. chairman. ssrnuel Htan'.
tharrn s,shl. Tr-asurer Mannis schnn,t
IJistrict Convention. Hanuri '''
Delegate 70 Hn''""' DAVID IRANTMAN.
UICUkFI sCHEIBERlsER.
ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ.
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roR REPUBLICANS TO STUDY.
c,yTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
vcrs OF THE GEORGE BLISS COMMIT
TEES ENROLMENT.

~ DETAIL or PAST MANAGEMENT
,,rsrxr Cl,A1Ms-THE RESULT OF
THOROUGH scRUTINY-GIrrTERiNo
FIGURES REDUCED TO
PLAIN FACTS.
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aAre out OF thi, district.
ELECTED.
Chairman Mnss Melmnn ycrs ha1rman ss' Ella
mns, in.n,cof, Of Fectior-Ignaz Klein Jonn rry
9Th delegate to Assembly District '"nVeh''on'
Charles Lesser ,,xc,.e vrTTrINAN
ISIpOR r. HOLLANDt'R
CHARLES WALDNER
Inspectors Of Elect'fn.
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SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
u.i1 ias Columbia st

dsfember state Democracy. See their list.
ELECTED.
Chairman Joseph r. Hall: vice-chairman John Good
win Secretary, John &. Robertson Treasurer George
ceres: Inspectors Election Edward Berger Joseph
Harris. u. Hall ...,.,,t,, 49,,
EDWIN X. HALL
SAMUEL MACVEAGH.
Inspectors VI Election
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aTammany General District Committeeman.
ELECTED.
c,,,ruan -h,-,ea Chairman, Feter Keut-
Tor, Secre,,rv Aug Wiling; Treasurer. Mamie suss
man: Inspectors ot Election. Paul sussnan M'V I
Kahn John C;oebe: Delegate to Assembly Dis'''' WI"
'' CHARLES JONES.
MICHAEL. KAHN,
PAUL St'SSMAN,
inspectors Of Election
Note-In this district. Secretary treasurer """ WV "
Democrats
rot.DrtI Ell (-rION DISTRICT.
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u,,rrprNru ELECTION DISTRICT.
rts,d a, ISL East 10th-st

ANN. O.. william J. below. Is State Demo
See list -,rcruD
Chairman George j. 0artner; Vfce-c ,ossnh a
,-oa.i secr.ary william Neusch; Treasurer ,,,:
liz, INSPECTORS OF Election. W. j. Oetorman,
Cullen " Lyons Delegate TO Assembly So"Ve"eS-'
George . oa''' GEORGE J. 0ARTNER.
W. J. OGORMAE.
SEBASTIAN vOGEL.
inspectors OF Electtos.
,,,. o,A.,-~,.n and Secretary not eveo
,t ,n tsos Treasurer and Inspectors are al De"S
c,st, Delegate registered >.
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rwrNrYFIRsr ELECTION DISTRICT
Ueid at 6i5 11th-st.

.or.,., MAC. by Committee OF Thirty but is ms1H'
her Of our organization
bTammany Committeeman.
ELECTED.
Chairman Conrad c Wssemann Tr.ssu1se
Adolph pIa'i.,. INSPECTORS of Election. John krop
har,es Fuchs Henry Becker Delegate 70 Assembly W.
trct Convention N' CONRAD c. WISSEMANN.
CHARLES FUCHS.
HENRY BECKER.
inspectors OF Election.
Not.-In.pector a Democrat MOST OF o"ce'" 'es"' ~
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Did vote: affidavit made by William Harris
Has Joined organization.
ELECTED.
Chairman Michael Keller: Vice-Charman. George
Me~rbach Secretary Edward Polack Treasurer Thoma:
Paegclow Inspectors Of Election. William Lusk. DAVID
Ellensohn. Charles f. Bremen Delegate 10 Assembly
District Convention. William Stecker.
WILLIAM STECkER,
THOMAS PAEGELOW
WILLIAM STECkER. JR.,
OF Election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
TWENTIETH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Held nj GlS 1lth-st.

.s,o,. Democrats See their list
ELECTED.
Chairman Joseph Racihle: Vice-Cnaman. T,sas,rsr
r,rsimmons: Secretary, ueorse Election H.nry
Wsrpann Frederick Raeihle. George pe.,SS De'Ss
to Assembly D's JOSEPH RAEIHLE,
GEORGE HAUSER,
HENRY WISSERMANN.
INSPECTORS Of Election:
~o,.rr.asur.r and Inspector are Demoe'~'' -
III. :. nublican Inspector did not register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
TWENTY SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
Held at 6s3 East 12th-st

AZ. s,ate Democrat. See their roll
bMember OF organization
ELECTED
Chairman. Louis Schmidt v,se-cn ma TSrnS
Henry. secretary, Thomas Reynolds; Ireasvrs r'.nS
Msrnssart: inspectors OF Election samuel BansSs ~
dreas Forth John Anton: Delegate TO Assembly D"'~
SonVen"o"' "sosS SAMUEL BARRETT
ANDREAS FORTH.
JOHN AuERNAN.
Note.-yEe- Chairman and pslssass - ia@RssssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
EIGHTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Held Goa z 0th-st.

Out OF district.
b Member Of organization
e state Democrat See list. , 800 .,,., hv yoh~
ROCKS Of the Committee Of Thirty were tahe" W '""s
Ger ,o the houses Of the signers to sign
ELECTED.
Chairman John Taylor Vce-Chairman s..pn S Ps",
e.Id. secret.ry william Dengier IT, Treesure'' orss
Tcs.y inspectors Election. George w Sresss' DsrS
n.cSsr Wiam- H. Htnds Delegate 10 Assembly, D'''''~'
Conven'oh' jun" ~ John TAYLOR.
GEORGE W. GREVES.
JOHN GEYER
inspectors Of Eection.
80. ,-...o,. even registered 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
Grib1111t>

State Democracy man. Sc. their primary returns
ELECTED.
Charm1n Herman Price; Vlce-Chalrman. William
Weiss: Secretary. Isior Price: Treasurer. Herman
Lefkowltz: Inspectors Of Election william Cohen.
Maurice Go.dbereer Charles Kaiser Delegate to Assem-
bly, District Convention Herman Price
a. GOLDBERCEP.
WILLIAM COSTER,
inspectors OF Election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

alias joined organization.
ELECTED.
- 80. po,,,ard,. yIce-Chairman. Barney
Haunt Frank Reinhardt, Ireasvret;
nch. inspectors ot Election william hsnnrhi y Dstric,
Jaxtheimer ". Abrams Seiesnte 70 Hsse"o'' D
Convention, Frank T. Schmidt ., rr,,,,.pDr
FRANK p. SCHMIDT.
ANDREW DORM. JR.,
inspectors OF Election
ia Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

Chairman John 81 Ge,tler: vice-Charman. Louis
Cohen; Secretary. George Biihatee. Treasurer, Leo
Deusch inspectors Of Election L.wrenc. schaener:
ebar.s CAN'T, George Whaely. Delegate 10 Assembly
D'"'N' JOHN NJ GETTlER,
HENRY WATERMAN,
LEO DEUTSCH.
inspectors Of Election.
49,. C,.trr,, v,c.Cha,rman Inspector and Delegate