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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SUPPORTING THE
\. F. \ MOVEMENT.
TIE ATTEMPT To INJECT RELIGIOUS PRfjUpi'h
INTO THE c>MrAIGN EEHvkEp by

SENATOR O'CoNNoK
There is no longer room for doubt among broad
minded citizens that the \. =. \. movement so
called. which many Democratic newspapers and
specchmakers have been using To excite pr'J""'r .
against the Republican party among citizens Oh
foreign birth and their descendants. particularly
Roman Catholics and febrev-s has been man
tanned and kept alive 10y prominent DemorI"' ~
leaders. who have given money To the \. j. y
MANAGERS TO prevent the movement from dying
out In mi, c!ty and state its alleged existence
has furnished ~ the Democrats their cniei *'o'A
in trade throughout the campaign. 40 shre"d
Tammany Hall orator fails TO work himself INTO Il
laher Of foam over the \ =. a. and its outrageous
and detcstablr purposes
In SOM. States the relations between the Demo
cratic and A. T. y leaders have com" 10 IS"''
The Democratic Mayor Of CHICAGO. John =. mop
,,f,s has h..n discovered as the man hehlni me
,,oy,uent IN that city. THE Cn'dEo l"'''
ocean" Of October .. has given fan details OF 'n'
Democratic Mayors connection win uh' ~ ! ~
there. showing how he paid from IN" P''no' ''"'
,ampaicn funds ail sorts of campaign 'Hr'"9' '''
keeping tho movement g'h-.
All TN, corrobora;iya evidence n''i"I "pp"'"-.
,r .,,ilshtrv ~. relations existing between
Navor hopkins and the chicago ~ j. ~ nv
h.,.n furnished by II. g. Gano the treasurer oil '
T. T. part. who LAID before the COOK "u''F
popuilican Committee. an autograph '"'t :"
-, N,y,r tn 1i,uo to.erhcr with scheiui" OF the
money transactions between them SHOWING 'h'
.,,, f,,r,,, he'd %, MAYOR Hopkins and expended '''
pnshinc the \ J.. y campaign In chicago. "r
...tn-.. has caused IAN immense s'H@'N"" III ''''
unis and other Western states
Ex-Minster Patrick Egan AMI Senator h''""''
n.,.onnor both OF them earnest Republicans as
we'll .s devoted Catholics. were much an'S'' ''S
..r... with tho exposure o. Democratic complirlty
80, 4 /, \ movement ~ Illinois IT, speaking
, s. ,'' sc nnnor said that h. had no fears
any c"ntii'r+"" hummer % P'''
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TIE RIDIN0 CLASS FOR WOUEN.

Nrs. T. Frances Hyde OF No. 80 Fifth-ave''
VINO has organized a riding class for women
mich Will meet during the winter season III '"e
1"'h Avenue Riding Academy, yesterday al,"'
A9on gave elaborate luncheon In the iao'es
..nex OF the Metropolitan Club to the me"'pe's
" ner class. The tables were handsomely ueche"
""h white and yellow chrysanthemu'ns ana 'hei'
ere appropriate equestrian favors. Among 'he
~'e"oers OF the class. all Of whom were present
e'e Mrs. Frederick j. Mott Miss Genevieve ROD
Rsi,., MISS Mary A. Robbins Miss Frances ~
Hiss MISS Bertha Kalish Miss stella NJ H is,n
Drosn rhzabeth {. Schettler. Mrs. Charles fiit22,
Narrn' Miss Helen Granbery Miss Isabel ..
Lac Miss Agnes s. Sheffield. Miss Louise
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Hor'RKE corKRAN's "rHRO

hea,lqulri,r- in the PARK Avenue Hotel. yesterday
that the eloquent Congressman. ". BJurk" cochran.
VINO has hccl ,tumpur the state for I'm ana Lock
wood. has broken down ard was Obliged to stop
work. owing - = return Of nls old throat trouble.
Il wls reported however, that NJ 'orN1n was
not ia 80 bal a condition the public might BE-
l.d 1, believe The real trouble with M. cochran.
/, Wa surmis-l Yesterday. H. his Dissemination To
70 on the stump in this lily for Thmm1ny Han, ana
lest some Of his inpetuous friends might insist upon
his making sornr speeches here IN Spite oi his we'll
known purpose, NOT - 40 So. the Congressman hi-
caused il H. bee given that b" b. IL no condition
=, do any moro stumpng THIS cdmpllgn IN" ~
rl,nafion wlS heard about TammaHy Hall yesterday
am IN, any Nprrs.llns at dislike for Cochran among
r.. Wigw1in h,r'ars some whom promised t.
",n,ko II t,t" f0r him on- OF these day..
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-rws yorrs from THE NAVY YiRD

Tho me glnboat AIachias came around Z" ~"
.,, Yesterday afternoon from the linl-'n XIV r.
vnere she had been under inspe ton A. Il i'Sn"
e ,hc official examination o. the snip 81" WI" ''
e., the hands Of the workmen for time - "''
o,artcrboats are be moved ont 81 N" way "' 'h'
line OF nre Of the guns. other Sish' '"'"-
heeu suggested and the conditions on III" a.
,, r -irnar 10 those on the Ma HAS. IL Is likely
that corresponding changes viii b. inAd" on h'' ~
fore she starts for the South Atlantic 7'at'h.
Something IN the way OF IIoinol0i . ., ~, -,
Ensign T. T. carter who has been dr'a Hrl ''h
the big cruiser New-YorK and ord'T.t - MAJ" =
and. CAL where he VIII JOIN the A'f' ~ "'''"
and division officer -.
Lieutenant Alexander has gone 10 """ -l-o, ic oi
10 take part in the inspection oi ia" "a
vhirh win start up the Sound TODAY and VII!
probablv return 70 her anchorage on Frday
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NOTES or me SrtGE

In resp5lse to numoer.oss requests received Dr.
Richard Mansfe,l he has decided % give ID s9' a.
matinee performance OF Napoleon Bonararir on
S1tu~I1y afternoon. at ih' Harlem ~. "a i'i-'.
Tn, curtain WIZ rise promptly 10 100 o'clock
The sal. o. seats for TIE il,; week - Aii- Lillian
Russell in the operate spectacle "Ihe '1i'"n 'i
Brilnnts" a. Abbey'> Theatre. VII ms.n 80 ~"
box Once this morning III opening tAS ben ~;
ferr-l lnfu Wednesday 'v.n ius. Nottrio"f = w
Jakebpwsk j. e. regular aftc..an' az ne i"' ."I --.
Of The queen Of Brh.an;s
tn subscription books for hoy's ani *'a's -
the season Of grant opera .n Italian and fr.n'' d.
IA, Metropolitan opera Hat." wii c'..' -
dlv The sale +. r,ior'-I g. b- !n 'Ar ~~ ' .-. .'
Wa al ihis time las year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

Paris. Oct 3l.-Victorien Sardou NV a,
Drama .,;ismonda' was brought out WIN graz
success at the Renaissance Theatre 'hlS , -
ssrah Bernhard, who had the tii.e part 0.a,,.
great personal triumph She was support" ,,a
W u. Gu,ry in the leading male part Oh '''"
tne scene Is laid In Athens in the h'lee"'h '',,y
'ae Queens falls into pit anu - ~ -,
y. being torn by a tiger she promise ~ he
.ae man whO Will 20 to the rescue am, ~ i'm
sor OF nobleman. saves the chiId anu r',,,ise
t..sonec by the Queen who regrets her pIViiihhn
AFTER several love scenes ard few more hai"7"'
"snsrlo becomes her husband.
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,rw so,yrsH ATrACHE ARRIVES.

Washington. oct. 3l.-Senor Benetz the he"
tsche OF the Spanish Legation. VINO was .a,,a
from Paris. arrived in Washington 'n,s not.nS
The newly appointed second secretary Of 'ne opa'
ISL Legation senior Pastor. who mas pee" ~, ..,at
With the Legation at Constantln0pie' WIN Thev
Washngton 80, the middle OF November IN
succeed Messrs Seoane and Multedo Soth on Sce
have been promoted 20 posts IN the
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cliEERED by ANrrTAMNANY DEMOCRATS

CIEERED BY ANIl-TAMMANG DEMp' RATS
The night is fast closing in upon the Tiger Lair.
and As an enthusiastic democrat said AT TIA" big
AntI-Tammany Democracy meeting. ~ 30 - Wrst
r,yeniv-elghih-st. last evening. There VIII b. no
sunrise IN the Jungle after November g." tn" ANTI
Tsmmanv Democratic club. OF III. Xlth Assembly
District gave rouslng reception To- Colonel William
l. Strong a. its headquarters last evening. The Re
uubilc,n candidate for Mayor, accompanied by Con
-rsl Arson q McCoOk. reached the headquarters 81
the Climb about 9 O'Clock. ana the crowd had lust
drawn A long deep breath. preparatory to making
the usual deafenlng inquiry regarding Colonel
Strone's condition when he relieved tn" anxiety by
announceiue that h. WAs AL right and more than
that WAS delighted AT the cordial welcome extended
by his Democratic friends He assured them that II
.iect.l on next Tuesday they would be always wei
come at the city Hail lie was to be- their servant
and not fheiI master and he believed that through
the united efforts Of Republicans ana Democrats
departure three times three lusiy cheers were given
for "thc next Mayor
General Arson q. Mccook spoke briefly but ear
nestlv He cautioned his hearers against me sian
ders and libe,s which would from now on be made
nv Tammany against their enemies. Major NJ :.
Dourherty was chairman. and earnestly appealed 10
All true Democrats put aside party preludlccs ana
unite in the overthrow OF Tammany Among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
Srv,Tor FRYE IL NEW ARK

over 5000 mon crowded 'aiodonian Park Han
Newark last night to listen 10 . speech 10y Sena-
49,, r,y. NJ Maine, George Il. Icnknson. the
,,anuracturer presided and the platform WAS filled
with representative citizens. BESIDES Mr.. Frye. r.
Wayn, Parker candidate for Congress. spoke
rbt.nv on The tarin \ reference 20 benjamin iiar-
rison elected rousing cheers The senator pre-
dicted that n n Democratic Congress were elected
another panic would occur year hence
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PrgLyc RECEPTIONS TO EEGIN ~ Dkchnbh"

Washington oct 3l-The return Of rfe ,,r,s
Cleveland from Gray Gables has not peeh i'''o".
by the RESUMPTION OF the tri-weekY puO"c ''0'p
tons al the White House which nave p'0'e'
popular 10 strangers in the clty' anu l. - ,,
,hs, ,,,. In 49,, h.g,, again until December MI
Cleveland hag found his time 80 taKei w " nuhIic
PREPARATION OF his annual message dhu IN, ~. zen
business that ne feels he cannot al'oiN " 81
lca 10 ANYTHING else
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GRITKSEND RIG URES TINS lEIH IND las
COOP REASON FOR THE DIFFERENCE.

GOOD REASON FOR THE DIFFERENCE.
From The Boston Herald.
Registered vote of Grayesend this year 2"s reg
istered vote last year CHS The difference IS to
be accounted for by the fact that Boss Mch"he' '"o
great vote cOlOnizer, II In sing SluS
THE GOOD OLD DAYS" ARE GONE.
From The Troy Times.
Last year with McKane in charge. the reestra-
,ian in (;ravescnd was C.Ns This year with Nc
Kane in Sing Sing. the total falls to zui' 1 a
Mayuard will not be brought out for MAYNARD
sponsor The registration this year IS about VIVA
ures very closely the number Of fraudulent vo,'s
MoKane could produce In his most active days.
counted on big Inajoriues IN Kings County. Eut the
days for Wholesale Democratic corruption nave
passed
not FROM LACK OF INTEREST
From The Providence journal.
III. regste red vote OF Gravcsend this year b. 2o9
against s2is last yeaI. The argument that people
that way not taking much interest IN the pres
the fsct that ore McKan. Is now in Sing Sing. lie
Was the great vote-eetter in Gravesend but n let
mis- enthusiasm run away with him
SERIOUSLY MISSED AT HOME.
From The Boston Journal.
Coinc!dsnt with the falling on in the registration
in he Tammany Assembly districts in New-York
Civ comes a shrinkage OF two-ihrds IN the "~g's
IDENTITY missed al home.
THE THIEVES HAVE 'NhEN NHf'N'\''
From, The Philadelphia Press.
t,identlv the sight Of McKane and the New York
og,,,s who are keeping him company In state
r,ison is not an inspiration for the Democratic
lc,jnn thieves repeat their crimes Of past years
NOT An ARGUMENT IN HIS FAVOR.
r.ou, The Utica Herald.
cayosend the registration tnis year IL 1893.
ILL., IN 9iS in 1888 II Is needless to say tina, this
ssilng OF of al7s was not i.ferrSd 10 by Mckanes
couns H. Court OF Apneeis Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
4 NOTE FEON THE MINISTER or TTRkET.
DENYING \ CHARGE CONCERNING THE WAY IN
WHICH THE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR TIE
EAKTHQUAKE SUFFERERS NEE
pISTElryTEN


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Turkey is thankful To the United states
for their generous effort to alleviate the distress
that followed the ConstantinOpc earthquake. NJ
principal object. however. in writn- To YOU AT
present is not to insist uron TURKEYS :ateiul-
ness hut simply 10 deny the malicious charge
based solely upon hatred Of Turkey. which arp
peared in The London standard, ana "aS re-
produced in your to-days issue. conc'i hnE an
alleged dishonest use OF donations Tor tn rar'h-
Quake sufferers. The facts ar" as ioNoN>
l. Each donatOr's name. together WIN me
amount OF his donation Is published in the CON
stantnoplc daily press.
> The same press also publishes the way IN"
money j. distributed
religion. MA h'i i''>''
TIE Turkish Legation. oct 81.
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NlRRIFD.

DAVIS THOMPSON Wednesday. october 81 l>"t
~, n. residence 4 the AIRY ~ the Treasury J. e.
carlisle in Washington, u. G.. William Leonaih DaNs
10 Matte Thompson
PARSONS STODpARD-A Ethemont. Wil.ihmsiown
N,ss October 81 by the Rev Dr. Charles Augustus
st.da,ni father u the bride. assisted by ~ Rev
Tho ,dorr Setgwick d Williamsburg. Ethel 3pddard
70 Frederick jennings Parsons. Of Brussels. Belgium
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TIETEEV JTVATTCS DIE ~ 7HE FLAMES.

Stockholm oct 3l.--An insane asylum al Jo'h-
Keeping. a town OF sweden. eighty miles from
Gofhenburg was discovered to BE- on fire this morn
ing and before they could be got out OF me buin-
Ing building fifteen OF the inmates were ethcI SUI
located burned to death.
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ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL REGISTRATION

AKKEST
An arrest for Illegal registration was mad" 10
the Shecpsheai Bay part OF thr Thirty -nrst Nhri
NJ Irooklyn. formerly GraVcscnd. lasf evening
Arthur McManus registered from the house Of
Thomas FORESTER IN tn" Win District OF IN"
ward ON Forrester's statement that the man did
moi live at the house. h. was taken into custody
IL. said he had home. but would not say why
ne. Registered he dl4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

Whcrens. r. h,s pleased Almighty God TO remove
from our f!st ho1or'd fr"ni and cao1rer Jacques
Bach. a m.nle. of this association the father ~ our
secretary a menh 4 the finn 4 kraAicn * bacA'
and ...
Whereas a. le,n mod AMI proper by DE members
81 This asciai assembled AZ special mr-ng n
v.r.i f.r p.rpps- thai give pubic 'NpFe-sl'n AZ
association 4 our individual -'fow ~ me oss ~
our friend and 4 deep sympa ny FOR me members
n his family and firm their -ilic'i'n. he n
Resolved. That 'he foi0w.nS miru'- ID" ad'p''l ana
entered upon the records f his association and that
ope. thereof be- Transmitted % the family 81 me &C.
ceased and 3D. fae firm = kran.ch Bifa.
MINI TIE
". 'he members - the Piano Manufacturers Asso-
citation York city and Vicinity. justly appreciate
lag the worth and marT.ss 4 .ur late associate, MS
l0n.rah. successful ne ths life - one VINO mas
devoted him calling since cary YOUTH aii the
.ll and ferfnais intercourse ~ lus' and generous
raur. M a & life IN the family. IN busi-
nos. ana with associates ~ general. and with the
employees - great and thriving firm. H. recognize mat
m M. death Jacques Bach the entire piano Fade nas
.ls,inal sri., .us i-s am haf hr his amfrtef de-
partur. fr0r the scene = ms earthly ACTIVITIES gap
has boon created that VIII b. always i'll
NV y .rlt. Oetoter &c. 1921
plan, Manufacturers As caron of York CRY ara
V.rinl1r WILLIAM STElNWAY. President WILL
IAN T. DECKER. Secretary pro TIN
KENsIco CEMETERY Harlem Railroad IS minutes
from Grand Central De- pot private station az en-
franc. Onlc.. East 4ei-s'. Telephone call 800 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

,..,,.. o,, Xy l. I a. m The weather yesterday
MAJ, ,.,, tll afternoon when the weather cleared me
,,r,,,. RANGED between 90 and - degrees the aver
,.. ,,Ga., being ll~ higher than On Tuesday ana =
,t.h.r than nn the srondng Gay las year ..,
ma, Weather Is Iikcl, to be- fair to-day ana signify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

Brownoll. Miss Florence f.. Hyde and Mrs r..
Frances Hyde. The class. which is to be taught
and led by +. H. de kieffer. will enjoy its first
meet this morning.
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DIED.

ANDERSON On Tuesday October 30 ca,harine A..
wdoT OF J9sn vim he hd on Tbusay afternoon No
vrnbcr O'Clock at her late residence Ss3 Grand
pI ssg.: omit on i5H aowe,s
FELLows-on Tuesday. October 30. 1894, Charlotte
Rhodes widow Of John T. Fellows. ~
her late residence 1866 West l2o'n-sL'
rnte rTi' at the cony, nicnce Of the family.
Kindly omit flowers.
HENRY-On October 10 hor residence No. AIS Grand
Funeral services tn church q the Eefomaos Gates,
ave. Brooklyn. Thursday. November J. at O'Clock
Inrermea at Pittsburg Penn.
HICKOk-Oa Tuesday. october ~. AZ the residence or
the s3d of hIs 1900 MI.
Funeral services VIII be held at 10 Es 5'h-s' on Thurs
day afternoon, November !. at o'clock
HORTON-On Wednesday. october 81. 1894. William
Horton. In his s0th year. ,
Funeral services At his late residence % West i-'h-sI'
HINTON WEDNESDAY os,obcT z is9, IN the 18Th
Funeral services the residence II her sSn-insw.
George p. Hurd i5 West 7:ds'. on Friday, November
InIermeat at Wcodlawn = convenience Of family.
Kindly omit flowers.
II her daughter ii9 Halsey-s Brooklyn Eliza Jones.
IA the sjih year of her age
Funeral private
PHEIPs-Luceua b. widow Of Henry T.. Phelps in the
runeai from residence Of her Chester n y.
sr II 10 Friday ion, %G ,1alS from xewYork
Intern nj. Greenwood.
POST adny october 3 a. the Ied'nSS Of b:
Post in the t9th year u his age.
REEvE-On Wednesday. october 81. Anne 4. C. Reeve
rgnrr at heT ac resieacc lo3 7,hs, Friday after
noon. at half-prst O'Clock.
Intcrnen, d convenience q the family.
SULLIVAN the Both Of October. a. Westchester
Michaci sullivan. # heart failure. aged 30 years
English papers pleas" copy.
TRlPPE-Ai Newark. y. j.. Joseph z. TrpPe. in his
H ara ' ar. ay,oa 20 g i z, So lss :9 n.s
on FRIDAY November = 2;o ,.
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MARRIED.

PORTER-HIGHET-O Wednesday evening October 81.
a. s. Andrews Church. Jth-ave. and l2ithst by the
DR.. George II. Van De Water Joseph Leroy Porter
Carta Hiehet daughter % Mr.. and Mrs william
Highet. all Of NewNork.
ACk-TEFFT-On wednesday evening. october 81.
1891 the residence II the bride parents = East
f4th-st bv the Rev. J. Wesley Brown rector ot ST.
Thomass Church Jessie Augusta. daughter 81 Willam
T. Tent 70 Henry Boodgood sayoack' all OF New
York city.
WH1TE-BIRCH-On TUESDAY, October 30 le1f' AZ me
home the brides parents, Bre~stess. y. y py ,ne
Rev A. r. Macouhrey. u White Pains. ~ Y. Esther
Birch TO James Wiet White. u New-iork CITY
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speakers were ex-senator Frank VI. BxAy eH,
sheriff James O'Trien. Augustus H. Hutchns anu
Captain Thomas Madge
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

/, ,n,s .n,rrn.n "A white line SHOWS we
=, ,r,ss IN r-sire indicated by The TRIBUNE SCI.
broken line represents s'e
ne,,.ur. "A observed at TerrNs Pharmacy
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Dr. ". A.. IIammond's Animal Exrra.,s. orr r,e
Lroin Caroline heart Te~tn". IVA
finr .fc J. MIIEiAU'S son. ls5 lTotdway New oiA'
or MlIA CHEMICAL co. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

HE MAKES HIS FIRST SPEECH OF THE
CAMPAIGN BEFORE THE GERMANS.
COOPER INioN nEsorNus WITH CHEERS FOR HIN
AND COLONEL. STRONG THE REFORM UNION
OFT ~ FULL FORCE HOT SHOT pE-
IlvrRED EY CARL sCHuKZ.
GUSTAV H. sClIWAE
AID OTHERS

GUSTAV D. S''i"N'
AND "'''''''
.-,.s. ,. .,,c,a,ll in GAINING entrance To cooper
InoS' WHO y" ,,,.. .,,.r.,,.d 6,r q
Union last night would not nave S''I'''" '''
moment that Republican meetings were taxing
m -. ., i., Thor. vas standng-roon
place q" "Nrr '' NY '"' 49,, 80.
only. and not mnch Of tnat ions DeI"rc l"' -
meeting Of the German American reform Union
was called to order. The great hall was entirely
bare OF 'e'"''"o'' anu '"' ,... .,.,,,, and
",''ne,r -, ,oals lc crowd that ans bust
,I >, mon ,bn viewed II
mes was Iy"''i"'' "g ,.r'sD,,,o,i,, Ger
mans Of all parties sat The first applause ~a~
heard when Dr. Abraham jacob. Gustav H. sch"a'
Theodore su;ro ana Jacob II S'mn came "P'" 'lg
platform. ami it had hardly ceased "hrh "a"
Schurz made his appearance amid renewed 'h''iS.
Promptly az o'clock +. O. Dittmann ciil'I 'h'
meeting to order IL SPOKE of thu new ana popular
sport-tg hunting in which all good 'i''@'"S 90
New York are engaged. and hoped that now hat
.h' game j. '"'"'''" 81 "''''' 49,, .,,,.-,
Day along with rs 'r'S' cog n''.',' anu '' ,
Who thanked the auiicncc in a short speech in The
course of which he emphasized iae fact that this
l. "'' " p''''''' 'o'''''
THEIR PART IN THE COMING VIC ''l'n-
l..t.- w.. ,t., road fror, Oswald Ottenlorfer.
49, N'S W." ''''
He wrote. among other things
II there is anything 10 excite the German ho'l;
AMI so~. il Is corruption in pubic hfr. p'I9' Tairi
h.. Organizations ana men wa AZ" inirH~trI VIZ!
! guar linz Of the interest," "i 81" people Ani
when the sun rise on tnc 7in OF NoNemb'r 70 W.T.
ncsS d glorious victory OF municipal i9rn. W. haF
proudly lay claim 10 having d'n' cur share Ia gun
| ins tn victory
Theodore Sutro then read ions Inst ~ wee iI'~i-
VII known in professional AND Commercial CD. '--
va, ,old of they wcr, h,a...l. .,laudcl
K,eoiu;i. ~ I.n,uucirr T., ...'..t ran. p"lginr
the German American Voc. '.rnn ana ini ''-nE
the Committee OF seventy f.h.t V.rr adopted san
a rousinc VA
C4rl :: .hurz was ..u Ir .fo I"l a- ta' Nf- -i'fk
80 ,,. .......f ..., ,f. l.i.tlsr which
-. DID,, ...... -.,.t-e,r-
i'-''' j., ~ '.'' .... ..,...7, h.. n, r,.
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]1oliliral Notirrs.

NnsS-Neefing
under the auspices Il the
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
will be held at
NEW IRVING HALL,
CORNER BROOME AND ESSEN STREETS.
\IGIIT NOVEMBER Isl,
AT : O'CLOCK. At WHICH
JAMES g. REYNOLDS WILL PRESIDE
Addresses by
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I<ENp\ER. ISIDORE ID. Monsoon
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LAST GRAND RALLY.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Sd
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Notices OF marriages must be indcrsed with
full name and address.
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,,,n medals awarded. agreeable to the ia-i" ana
other mnEnrsd For sale "hS III D"'-
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Religions Notices.

MAJOR D. W wHITTLE. evangelist. and Geo e
S,ebhns the Gospel singer conducting evanselsto
services every The Gospel Tabernacle Ssh-Av~
and 44th-st AL welcome
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from Grand Central D. pot ne" private siauon az en-
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