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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

over three years. In the summer OF lsyz ne Mas Mas
among the chief organizers of the BradhGrsst ~.
publican Club of the XNVIIlth Assembly Di3.ttS y,
which has, with its numerous outdoor anu ~ ~
meetings In the past, and In the present pom, :, al
campaign done excellent work for the cause Oh ne
pubcanism. He is Endorsed by the Hooi H"'c'"-
ment clubs
JOHN SIMPSON IN THE FIGHT TO SlAf'
John Simpson who was nominated for Congress
in the IXth District Saturday night by con-
yention composed OF delegates in the ola fepuo-
lican organization from his own Assembly oistricI'
the WITH and from the WITH District, the INA DIS
trct being unrepresented, said yesterday tha' ne
was in the field to stay. MIR. Simpson maue 10
secret Of his hostility 20 Timothy j. camper" inc
present member. who has been turned down ~
Tanmany Hall. ,
Campbell didn't want any Republican ihuo'se
ment two years ago when ne was safe under the
Tammany umbrella" said Simpson but now , Una |
Tamuany has kicked him out he comes knocKHHs a.
the Republican door He can't get in ,, ,t
at was this way with Campbell. continue, ",
simpson I'm 1892 he promised Croker tnat II Iia.ry
Miner would step aside for him that time HaiiI!
Should go 10 Congress this year from ms az re.
Now Campbell. cunning-ke. says that bargain ~ ~ :
good because Croker H. out as TamHahy 'e"uei
That wont wash ,.,., IL =,
There was talk yesterday Of reassem6,ing inc
CONGRESS- Convention this evening, BAT MT. ,,4,,o-
son sad that IL would not be done, as ne anu ~
Collins controlled two of the three Assembly az
trcts in the Congress District and could prevent H.
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DrorHFR cORCORAy cor cOyFrSED.

A. large an audience as could be accommodated in
the meeting-roo OF the Christ Mission. at No. III
West Twenty Nrs'-si listened TO Brother Corcorans
arguments against Roman Catholic institutions last
evening Brother Corcoran is connected with the
Franciscan order In Brooklyn, but is seriously con-
templatlng Ing therefrom H. said he had lately
been Al tutor and that his associate tutors in the
plrochiai schools were frauds and utterly in
competent to instruct children. Brother Corcoran
branched into ecclesiastical history and evinced a
disposition to rip the cd dogmas OF the catholic
church up the back" His efforts tended rather 10
mystify than to convince his hearers Many OF his
statements cpuched in language that none but
an ecclesastic could understand. Presently Father
O,Conror whose guest he was, called Brother Cor
coIln down. The latter made this utterance:
There Is but one mediator between God and bu-
manity-the man Christ Jesus.
- uu make mistake" interrupted Father OCon-
nor according 10 the council OF Trent there is
another mediator-the Virgin. Mary"
Brother COrcJrm seemed greatly confused. He
uttered A few more sentences. unintelSib.e 10 most
of his auditors. and. with slckly smile withdrew.
Never mind" was Father OConnOr's encourag-
ing observation. you'll do better next time
s-pM, Of the audience Uttered.
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Az IuroRrayr WITNESS MISSING

Detroit. Mich. Oct. IA ccrOners jury , M
decided that Charles e. Chauyin was mu'"' -.
unknown men Somewhat OF A sensation W" az A
ated when Michael Kraft failed 10 apleS' ,,a
witness. and his son announced that MS '" s.S
disappeared soon after an officer had serve" DIR
poena on him \ few we-!.' 'efore 'h' .hoo,
KratZ had Chauvin arrested OF cAafhr h,fore
ing one % his cows. They hal had troupe sa,,h.
and were known as enemies. Groch De- -. me
Dor of both. declared that few days 65lS:s he
murder chauvln said he was AFRAID OF aim FG
cause the latter had threatened 10 shoo' n, knows
all this Kraft was no. restrained nor W. sn absebt
10 the police OF Sheriff that he bad pe'"
several DAYS.
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BETTING EVEN ON THE MAYORALTy.

Some heavy betting took place on Saturday night
on the election State issues were neglected by the
men who take chances with their money. The
Mayoralty question caused the pot to boil. As
usual bluffs made by men who never put up
their money. one loud-mouthed. boisterous person
began the fun at Forty-second-st. and Broadway
by Offering to bet $4,000 that Tammany would
sweep the city. After some persuasion he was
placed on cross town car to the intense salts
faction OF a large crowd.
4 quiet, unassuming man dressed in black re-
marked that he would like 10 bet little money on
Strong as he was confident that Straus would be
beaten by several thousand votes.
How much do you want TO het? bookmaker
asked with leer.
"Oh, | will leave that TO you was the reply
"How will slWs even please you" the boOkmaker
asked.
THAT will do nicely" said the quiet man. out |
will take a couple of thousand more II you want II"
The result that the quiet inah iidccu 5000
before he through betting, ana requested the
bookmaker to meet him this evening when he
would bet 5000 This started the ball with
the result that nearly $4,000 placed at the
different resorts IN Broadway. between Twenty
third ana Forty second SITS 1t looks as If Strong
would be a decided favOrite in the betting as some
men OF Democratic tendencies are betting that
Straus vii be defeated
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A MASS-MEETING IN HARLEM


THE c. G. SHAME CLUB TO INlORSE THE fti
PUBLICAN NOMINATIONS TONIGHT.
A rousing mass meeting will be held in Madison
Hall One-hur6- l-twenty-hfth-st and Madison
ave this ev.r - the direction Of the G. c.
Shayne RepuD. - Of the XXNlth Assembly
District for tho 80, pose Of raifyng the Republican
State and local nominations. II was originally an
nounced that this meeting would he held IN flsher
Hall, at nth-st. and Third-ave
but it was soon discovered that the enthusiasm OF
the voters over the meeting was so great that
much larger hall would be needed to accommodate
the crowd which will undoubtedly be present Hence
the securing Of the more spacious Madison Ran
NJ. D. Quman. president OF the c. c. Shayne Re
publican Club will preside, and addresses VIII be
made by the following eloquent and well-known
public speakers Ex-senator W. J. Parkinson {; e
Shayne, c. III. Treat, Congressman l-emue H. QuIgS
Otto Irving Wise V. Il. Dlllver, Of Iowa, ani
others. The nominations OF Levi J.. Morton Tor
Governor, Charles -. SaxtOn for lAeuenant.i Gov
ernor Albert Haight for Judge OF the Court or Ap-
peals. Colonel William l.. Strong for Mayor. John
y. Golf for Recorder and the entire ticket recon
mended by the Committee OF Seventy VIII be In
Gorsed.
a military band. provided by the G. G. Snayne
Club will be In attendance and many visiting
organizations Will march TO the hall headed by
bands of music Il Is expected by IS organizers
that this meeting will be Of the largest and
most successful Of the campaign
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LOOK OFT FOR NATURALIzATIoN FRAU

\ wel-known Republican writes under date Of Oc-
fober - l., - H. ConkLs a. follows.
md there b. disposition to register natdrdllZcd
citizens without requiring them 30 ploluc, thor
naturalization papers. II the applicant says In answer
to a Democratic Inspector that h" has 'loet them
and Is willing 10 swear ~ hi vote. Neither To"
date nor nam" ~ court appears on the register
Such practc, se"ns 10 M to throw ihc door Wld"
oprn 10 fraud and steps ought to b. taken to check
IL and correct H. AlSJ an unusually large numh'T
Of alien-born citizens offer TO register and ac-
ceDted. by simply saying II vote Oh my father
paIers" without producing Tho paptr+ or giving
name. date court. and no not" 81 same being
made the register except votes on fathers
papcrs." in Ia, column Of remarks.
Ny personal examination In ne NNllld District
shows about per cent Of the first days registry 10
be- of this character. The percentage j. probably
much larger In other districts. Blank forms OF
affidavit and order to snow cdus" why
isiered Improperly should not b" stricken from thu
register ought 10 b" prepared and distributed FOR
In different districts to tn" registration committees
We have tho fight OF OuI lives ON hand. ana can
not win it unless W. defeat the fraululen' tricks
new and old Of the desperate enemy
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COOL WEATHER COMES To TOWN

COOL WEATHER NOMES TO IV"H
4 cod wind swept over the city yeStetiiy' Wv
ing part OF the time at the rate ~ th.rN NJ :,
hour fl was the coolest October Is since NV -
the morning the mercury in the Official thef"o"'a =,
OF the Weather Bureau stood AZ % degrees anu ;,
highest 1t climbed I'm III" course u the day "' .
s. degrees. Nearly al day It WAS CLOUDY. a'S
looked Ike rain. bu; 4. nigh; the cl9uSS.. NON
looked down from a clear. cod sky. son s, iar
WIND was cold and the sky c.oudy most o. Wv ,roo-
the air was clear and bracng. ard 'or or, IA
cry clothed there was little danger ~ taAni ,al
The prospects last night w6re for Gear AM
v.aat M TODAY
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AZ Governor. and that he Is directing the main
operations Of the Democratic party against
the Apport!onInent Article Of the proposed new
Constitution and in favor Of the election OF
Democratic Assemblymcn merely for the pur-
pose "f nsuIing if possible. his own return 10
Washington They predict that toward the
close "f he campaign Mr.. Hill will give orders
10 exchange votes for Governor for votes for
AssembYncn, and AGAINST the ppo1uonmeht
amendment
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~, llI, |
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LEAVES ITS nARk

every one Of the painful irregularities and weak
ncsScs that prey upon women. They fade the face.
waste the figure, ruin the temper, wither you up,
make you old before your time
Get we'll: That's the way to look we'll Cure the
disorders and ailments that bcset YOU with Doctor
Picrccs Fayoritc Prescription.
II regulates and promotes all the proper functions.
improves digestion. eniches the blood dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervousness, brings re
treshng sleep and restores health and strength It's
a powerful general well uterine, tonic and
ncrvinc, impar,ng yigor and strength 10 Tie entire
system.
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THREE INCHES OF THE WINTRY COVERING "
THE ALIEGHANY MOUNTAINS
Altoona Penn. Oct. l;.-HoavN snow sqoais 20
prevailed here all day. The ;hermomet r fesN'
50 degrees ~ Wopsonorock 10 j. ID degrees -, rs
and tn. mountains white wiki STOW. = Ill,
lilay sburg the peaks OF tn Allegheny MoU''
are covered to the depth - three ncncs
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FOR ALDERMAN IN THE XXvIlIru DISTRICT

FOR ALDERMAN IN THE NNNlIITu DISTRICT
Al the Republican Aldermanic convent on OF the
NNNlllth District. held at the Hamilton CLUB
house. West On"-hundr.d "A nd thirtieth- st. near
S-Venth-av".. on Saturday evening collin r. Wood
ward was nominated Mr.. Woodward is a native
of Monmouth County. y. j., and is twenty nine
old. lie came 10 Nrw-Nork with his pa rents
when nine years Old and was educated In the gr I'm
schools % this city. tie began his bus ness
career an errand boy IN book store and started
I'm business for himself IN 1858 ~ real estate agent
now having an office IN West one hundred and
forty -hfth-st near Eighth-aVe.. beng web and
favcrably known by owners OF and dealers in real
estate and other business men. MIR Woodward
while an active business man has also been active
IN politics IN the upper western part OF the city
and II popular with Republicans In the neighbor-
hood ana has many warm Democratic friends lie
Is charter member OF the Citizens Savings and
Loan Association. OF which he has been n trist.a
ana appraiser since its organization and incorpora-
Ton In lsss IN the campaign OF 1873 he wa. an &C
NY. member Of the Young Mems Republican CHM
OF Wnst Harlem. and afterward Joined the IamiI-
. .on Hepuoncan Cup IN which organic ition he
served Us corresponding and financial secretary for
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Made by Colgate & Co.,
Used by the best families,
1906 Laundry Soap.

Cote AMI Others The meeting VII be enyensG og
Vii f,rm,liv omen it, weil-appointed new cluo,,
room at 10 2l Grand-st great 6gt a'Tars
votors Of the East side Is predicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

WORKING on 4 LONG DELAYED Project
Baltimore. oct II CSpeciaD Civil Engineers More
land. % Wilmington. Del. and Gillette OF New
York have begun surveying the route for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

Mrs. AS>A ULRIcH. of Elm Gr>k.
BR0.iio &c.. ~. writes Il eniov
good health thanks To Dr. Pierce
Favori'c Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery WAS under
doctors care for two years with
womb disease. and gradually vast
ing III strength all the time was
50 weak that | could sit up in he'd
jonly a few moments. for two years
II commenced taking Dr. Pierce's
Favotite Prescription and his Gold
Ell Medical Discovery aud BY the
time had taken one-half dozen
bottles | was up and going wher-
ever ! pleased ard have had good
health and been very strong ever
since that was two years and a
half ago"
4 book of IhS n,pes nv, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

With he "xhilarafirg sense ~ reHe""' -. u.e q
strength and internal CLEANLINESS which foiiow' re ns
Syrup Ct Figs is unknown 10 the e" VIZ" -. esss,
progressed beyond the old time mefici'e' s' BIZ ~
substitutes sometimes offered out never as'''"
Nt.l-lnfvrmed
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HEAVY REGISTRATION IN THE CITIES

Troy oct The registration jhus far in this
city shows a total II nearly eo more names than
at a similar time last election. Thcr- is an In
crease of about 800 in Cohoes Both parties are ac-
tive in getting out the full vote. one more day FOR
registration remains.
in the cities Of oneida County promises TO exceed
that Of ise2 For the three days of registration
TO date m Itca. 3.l23 voters have registered
against 500 for three days last year when the
total l,os3 only nine short Of the rcgstration
OF 1892. In Rome, the registration last wear was
Sig. This year, thus far 2.5O4 voters have been
registered there. against 220 for three days last
year.
Binghamton, oct l4-Saturday Vas the third
day OF registration. and again there WAS a notice
able gain 1899. The total registration Tor the
three days was 6G5j The total last wear ,,ns
j,ll5, gain OF Ilo.
TO OPEN MIR. STRONG's HEADQI ARTERs
William l.. Strong. the Republican and Anti
Tanimany candidate FOR Mayor. will open his head
quarters to-day. at No u West Twenty -ninth-sf
The rooms In the Sturtcyant House and are
admirably arranged for the purpose General
AnSon q. Mc'oOk and Job r.. Hedges .,iU have
he management OF Mr. Strong's campaign They
spent seNera hours at the new headquarters eet-
ung things In shape Mr.. Strong expects 10 stend
a part OF each day there 20 meet ctizens desiring
TO him
To BIZ RATIFIED BY THE O'BRIEN ASSoCIA
TION.
n" John J. OBricn Association yiii hay.
grand open-ar ratification meeting ana banner rails
ing al Chrystie and Grand ats THIS evening when
the Republican state and County nominations will
be- Endorsed Speeches VIII be- made by Senator
Edmund OConnor. subway Commissioner Jacob
Hess' samuel Z. shnn. ex-AIaerman Christian
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THE ASSEMBLY CONGRESS AID STATE CAM
rAIGNs COMMENT or THE PRESS
Senator fiji. in his Syracuse speech. said he hrSt
learned the lessons OF Democracy from the
lips ~ Horaiio Seymour. bat Tho Ruffa.o TX
press thinks he should have SAID william NJ.
Tweed.
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with Sincouxent Bay. The distance is about s.yn
miles The construction Of this cana has ben
discussed for Gears. and II is non said that yes
York and Philadelphia capitalists have hecor.
Interested and will push The scheme 70 comp.
tor The SinepuXent Bay washes territory e.
tending from Sussex Comfy Del. to rhincotess.
Island. Va. embracing extensive fishing and oysts,
ing interests.
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Nfne y, -,
'"' ''N''"' man and Her Diseases" mailed
sealed receipt Of cents in stamps for postage
Address. WORLDS DIsPENsARy MEDICAL AssocIA.
TON, Cos Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

The Oneida Dispatch" which had hoped that T.
Watts CushInan. of Hamilton would be renom.-
mated for Congress by the Republicans IN thn
XXVIIth District. believes that Major Theodore l..
Poole. OF Syracuse. viii make an equally strong
candidate. "Go on. advises The Dispatch. "and
WORK with a Will and will crown the efforts
of thu party. Let no sectonalism antagonZe Major
Poole He Is the nominee. and the candidate Of the
cntr. district Madison well a. OnOniaga and
the citizens ~ this county will have better friend
than Ma lOr Poole"
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II gives The Peekskili Mosscnger-Critc' great
pleasure 30 place james W busted before its read
cr. A. the Republican canila'e for the Assembly
from the TIA W-stchest'r bistr.c, That paper
l,..icy.- that h, Nl. hty, Cd cons .dcrah!' Demo
cratic support and that he viii poll an uuprece-
.,utriiy arI. vote in IA, district
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ITALIAN REPUBLICANS IN EARNEST


The Italian 4 merican Progressive Republican
Club which WAS organized in 1880 and now numbers
over members. has entered the present campaign
with renewed Vigor and determination 10 con-
vert every Italian in the loca colony to the Repub
lcan faith \ largely attended mass-m citing
held last Saturday night me clubs headquarters,
Nc AZ East one hundred President
Lo Dor.co Tancredi presided Speeches in both
Italian and English made by Nicola Conforti.
NJ Il. Cohen. ii. T. Oncheur. L. Welke ana others.
The club unanimously Endorsed the Republican
ticket.
NOMINATIONS FOR VARIOUS OFFICES
John T. Madden nominated for member o!
Assembly from the LIST District OF queens County
d Long island CITY Saturday. BY the jefferson
Democrats
The Democrats OF the lid District of Queens nom.-
mated Frederick Debevoise for the Assembly d
Newtown.
}. Arthur folhelnas. % Nyack was nominated Tor
Assemblyman by the Rockiand County Democrats
Saturday. at Nyack. John r Shankey OF Haver-
straw. was nominated 10. Sheriff
J. Irving Burns OF Yonkers. was nominated for
the Assembly by the Republicans OF the Ist Die
trict Ok Westches,er County. at Ardsley. SATURDAY
afternoon.
Carme.. y. Y. oct 1.-THE Putnam County Re
publican Convention here yesterday nominated
Hamilton Fish FOR the Assembly. Major Frank
Wells 70. County Treasurer and J. w. Hazen for
Sheriff.
Newburg ~ y Oct 1.-THE Republicans OF the
Is, Assembly District OF Orane. County yesterday
nominated Louis Goodse % Highland Falls for the
Assembly.
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EMPIRE STATE POLITlCS.

HM''"r STAIR '''''
| THE ASSEMBLY CONGRESS AND STATE CAM
| rAIGNS- COMMENT or THE PRESS
| Senator uu in his Syracuse speech said he first
| learned tho Lessons Of true democracy from the
| i,,q %, uor,,lo seymour. bu, Tho Buffalo Ex-
| rr..ss' thinks ne should have SAID william VI.
Tweed.
go. ,.-,.,... .
II gives The feeksKl' M'7''hSef-' 'u. k''a
pleasure 10 place James W iu-t,i before It's read
| 80 a. ,,. r,.,rtlio,o irl9,. for the Assembly
nom me ma "~~t'ii'S.'' ''',' dr,,I rt-,in.
crat, support and hat he viii poll an uuprecc-
.'uteity lrS- Vot" IN the district
In '!ew - 'he 'pll mic 'f '''mp'''r IN ID mo-
''"'' ,..... -, .h...,,i,, -.
.. '," ~. - to bis f,v,r ..i,ys what a man
ctn 10 who does not want To- %" nominated
"Th" 'Nct Herald mas comfort I'D III, N"""
e'is" that The Hi"ir '"h'asSins h'"f' WI, n'' O'
presided over 10y ri"nN i''.r 'I'' S'~ o ''-'
,rr r. 90, the voting w.H Therefore r@ honestly
declared
'rn''" "h''n ""'''''''' 'Nl' - va '''' ~. 49,,
could T.. NOR 'ohpl'''y iayna,,i,~''' NJ,
l,1.e Y, u'rKe, 49, the can Ilate for Lieutenant
- vernon. O.: course. NAy nara hii"set WAS 'he
TX" d. ''"" ''' ~" '''''
ITO c"hi'ia'' lot 'ous''S' VIII J, 'f''' ,
Charles Tracey says "Ihr Albany Express. IS
,..,,. \ .s.t,r,,.,k who has devoted his he TO a
...' ..,,..,.,rs v,i,, ,o.., the welfare of No
''' " , 49,. 49,, -, ,,,.rf.,,
reopl- were described D., Abraham iincoln II Mr
S'n'n"igk sh1lia 10, S ny fre. trll and m" i'm
poverishinrnt - ~, American people Neither
wound n- i0~o'nNy fefI@" - Obey thr ,ii'i!.I@
On D., X, ~, ..r. yi'' trusts r ~ Wv
Lewis county people are described by The Boon
VILE Herald" rs being suprrmoly happy because
charles \ chckcriug has been nominated Tor
. ,,r, 81. Y.,rs tho hearts -.
res " ''"' ' L., .
small comfy thcr. Is no telling how large his
vote ther" vii he
.,,,,, .,u.,.,t WORT, and good Judgment" in the
,, ~, nm Albany Iournol" IN. Rcpublicans
opinion Oh ne '''""' ''''' "
OF Rensselaer, and Greene counties nave III 'h"1i
... T., ,.,.,,.. h. .,,,.,l uo,r,
'Hr "''P'' ''H''". 80 - -,
sck np s,onch RepnBcam and supporter OF the
American protective system. should be sent 10
congress IN ila,' Oh ,i n''a. rs - ~ WIZ "
''
~ ,,, ,,,,o, &, an, o. sa,.s ..rh r-r,ir, Al
~ '''' :. - 80 ~. .,,,',or,o, h Vr Cl.,..
lands peculiar friends lie has had thcir loyal
support from the beginning through days OF peace
n.irI H.. 80 .,nrr /, s MOI likely thar ne - 20
a'n , ~ % syrr pubi. rchike to them and
-, 49,, 80 a.. r.fnrrs th.v bnv, i'm view
trumpet cali for the election Of the Hil-Tam-
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle" notices
,b,. II Incomes NOR. evident every day that the
manu-. f Charles r Saxton has lent marked strength
IL IN, Republican ticket
,,,onn, Aren't. f. Baxter. Republican candidate for
- hal, Fvt., -
In tnautauqua. according to The jamestown
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In Captain william :. Van keureu the Ecpubli-
cans ~ the Ist District OF Ulster county have an
admirable candidate, In the judgment OF The
Kingston Keenan, which says OF him. II" is
known To every body an enthusiastic and stead
.aat Iscpublican and "A hard worker In every cam
paign Besides he is an able and an honest man
qualities which greatly needed In the av"ra6"
legislator"