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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
POBERT !. An EASY UINNEf.
Holm T.. GENTRY BEATEN IN THE MAlCh
AT POINT BREEZE.
THE PACING KiNG LOWERS THE TRACK NE''''D
BIT FAILS To BEAT HIS oWN TIME
AliX 20 APPEAR TODAY.

THE PACING KlAG LOWERS THE TRACK Rh'o'D'
BIT FAILS I'D BEAT HIS owN TIME
Alix 80 APPEAR TODAY.
phuadelrhia. Nov Robert j.. the fleet son OF
Uarif,rd - hos,. pacing mark Of 20l'a is the S"5a-
ton Of the year. sent against his recof"' &c
companied by - runner. this afternoon AZ III"
Point Breeze track. but the best he coud 90 wa
2oi Prior 90 the trial Robert j. ana joan Il
Gentry ,2a3eD met in match race for pure OF
8, ~, Robert j won two heats rathef easily III
2,n and glZg. and then Gentry was drawn De-
ca,tsa of 4, cut ON his foreeE. which has botherc"
TN, stallion all the season. and which to-day inter
fcr.I with his speed. The track was IN Sooa COZ"
dition ,.
G. * fami!n and ". T. McHenry were to com
,.t attracted 3u,. p,rsons 10 thc track. The hrSt
race on the card was the ZOO uot, WIN Az'le
,2o>l,, Phoebe Wilkes 00iaD and Nignunsal'
t2:lU.j a. starters. Mote took the lead ~ t.'
by I'VE lengths from Nightingale The second ana
mira heats repeuiion Of ne hrst 40 Jar a.
nnlsnins SECOND ana tnrd .,.,,.,, and
The PACING cracks appeared al o caoeH I,5 ,i,'
Rob,rt j and McHenry arcyc Gentry robert ~ j.
he hrs h'at 10y ihren enst1s IL 1I Cn n nv
waS not fi.tor. ,toh.rt j winning IN w1lN ny
sX fun !cnsths ~ Xxx n G,t, mile yI1S run
his time 20; beats thc track record OF 2:os which
Vas recently mad hy Mascot in race against
rhrr' we've ,leat starters IN the s9 tr9iting
class winch was won hy Gratz in s;falShi heats
H,twccn the races Monroe salisbury s,hl fHInn6
Jib and . runner hitch"i together m''r III V0.
eosf, Fantasy. the fastest foGr T 1911
to lower his record OF 2o1'.. summaries
eoD CLASS TKorrlNG PURSE SL3"
A.o,o D. E ny whip. dam lo'ie. b, Whpp"s
II ,mblc''nian 'Ncp'v.ln ..............-.'. ! J
Th,',. Vlc. n~ m ~ i~nr,l ......... 2 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

There WAS only one small parcel OF red" 'S''
advertised for sale at auction yesterday ~ Inc
Trinity salesroom NO III Broadway. Peter r Meyer
& CO. offered lot in Bathgate-ave.. Ia teet horln
OF One-hundred and -seventhst' size INN"
II was purchased by Edward D. Cowman' as trus.e'
for Hester f. Trotters estate. the piaihui, Lo'
800 r southack has. it Is reported sofa ioi
Peter Marie Nc. Is West Nineteenth-st' 'u'i'i"e
through 10 .,iphfe.ntnst four-story browns ION.
house with A two-stOry stSbl" on rSdr ot' P"'
2,XlS, The price paid t. said - he S9o"W -.
Fitzs!mons & Smith have sold for the rev. lsdae
II futile the f1ur-story hiEh-sioop pro ,.
Iullns 40 ; West Forty -secOnd-st' NLi'lnsS'oi''
lcaseholD sue 9oloxloo for $p"W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
5000

psmlnsN.1 ia, 1aa c"I Isst. and ado.n >, ~,
cowen. 5 iG,h-st % # Of Park-aye.
SAM am 20 HATTIE Ko,,cl same property years oS
Dempsey. Patrick ana VIE To II, > lIs
Ehers. Herman II. and wife to rayson Merrill
p Kalroat-a.e e. 56s Il p Of lGcth-st. year.. -
Franz lanes l. ana VII. t. he Eqntaoe Lie wv"
AZ a'q 7, Ten. 3ss gas y s,s1s' i2o' ,.
Hiegins. Edward. and another. executors. T. he
St 20 # " of Alexander,ave ycir........ o.cp
Higgins. Edward and ancther exe,ui3rs etc. to
l25th-s rs r. q min neqln2ys year ,si. t"a
sar ,' To- same = 5 52i-s 800 # W Of .th-a,e ~"
kan in[ rcneiici / r niakc executor 70 N~
Ketchnm. Edgar. and vie to II d Jock-i : '''"
i23.'-s i2' +, "f 7th,ate year' ;,a..5- 200
ave- Iii.l It Of is?d-s,. year ......... Io
Leo o-' Isabelle 4 to II II eastman " iii. W
ave- $40 IT Of io7ihs,. ysars.. $500. 1924
executors ioist-s'. $50 # Of Madison
same aSs to same Madison-avc. 25.ii # q
SANE l1,s' to- i'us Marshall Maiisonave. 5o
# Of lolst,st years. . u, u 1900
ioIst-st 10 f. g Of Columbus-ave. years. 800
Nos, Msry 4 to lem % h sec1~ o'a-' a.,
Proctor Frederic& T. to Samuel Louis. n Bath
psiicp6i george 90 IT, 70 Francs Ausbacher ''S
i5th-st. 2j3 IT u lst-aye 3 years....... Gocl
Poth Ernst. Rachel StrasDouIger
Orchard-st. 1926 n u Grand-s'. demand. ZOO
Smith Bartlett the United states lfe IN
sur,nce 90. $ I25th-s. 30 It " Of park-are.
Setz william. to Louisa g trieiline. "
crosby st adjoining land - Canarine Van Bus "a,
kirk. ! o)W
sieyal Eva 20 Annie Aaron. . Nilla-ave. 30
2, - az Potter Place. secures debt ........+...
stewart John to George " Poucher. No 3lS
Fast 34th-si. ! year. 80. .-.t. 0Vg
seaman Albert W and wife - " " Hu,ke!: as
trustee n Elton ave. 956 r W Of lb2i-s'. 49,
3
Tbiee Edward 49, and wife 10 Charlotte p Ma
lowell 5 l1gth-st 2ig II q Of I"n'N-aVe, $3.50
- ''''
TAFT, Mary 4. Michael Struth. part OF lot : 90,
nan OF Woodstock. years $500. 49, ZN
Tramp Mary II. Adolph Koppel No '"- Maii- 90.
vears '''S
same 10 Title Guarantee and Trust 60 same ., ~,
property. 3 years. o.. i''~
Vii Hary T.. and another 70 the Mutual IAte
rns,,rancc 90 s. 35th-si. 40 Fl ~ 9in-aVe, .u.
I q
We,suann Augustus ". and VIE - frei'.lA
- S~huarz Il Tith-st. 2660 n ~ H-aF'' ,.~
3 ''N'
usli,yrrd Elizabeth J. to the /olier l.uinD.r o
~ sg,h st ~ Central Park "f-'' 49,.
contract -'N'
xva,sr,,ur, II f. to Z r Knowlton. NOT 80.
ave rs 8 n ~ ljOth-st. year 'T's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
THE UEITUER REPORE
A STORM AND COLD WEATHER COMM,

STORM AND COLD WEATHER COMING
Washington. Nov 2.Thc storm central Thursday even
ing Oklahoma moved northeastwari 20 the lake
regions attended general rains from the Great Lakes
TO The Gulf OF Mexico Thu barometer has risen rapidly
Southwest continues hgn the southern New
England coast. \ storm has advanced from the North
Pacific to the region Montana The temperature
Atlantic Coast states and the Eastern ike
region fallen twenty degrees In the Msis
spp Lower Ohio valleys.
During Saturday will probably move
east rain will extend over The Al
lanc with a decided fall In temI~ratur" nS
night Sunday and in the Atlantic Coast
states. weather rising temperature u inii
for the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

In addition to the support which so many of The
members Of Good Government club - are giving to
Frank - PaVey. Republican candidate for y
semblv in the XIh District. he has been .niorsei
IN A signed letter ~ Joseph II. Choat". Horac
Porter William Brookieia tonry = - oyt I;eors'
Cornelius, y Bliss Alexander T. Mason ElmHn ]
Wetrnore T. q I.epch James Il. Shetfrld Ch1r', ~.
T Lewis Wager SWayne. : Y. r. C:uscr ana J'o
r. Hedges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated b. The Tribunes SELF
barometer The broken line the
Serature observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office Nov. 3. | a. m.rhe weather yesterday
WAS fair and exceedingly mild The temperature ranged
between and 90 degrees the C55s) being IA
higher Thursday and 3z higher than the
spending day last
The cold will probably reach New-York to-
day. bringing cloudy weather and to-day and much
colder weather <o-ngRts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
Sales bn Anttion.
=, = -
EoRECIOSIRE SALE.


WALTON AND WHANN cOMPANf'
WILMINGTON DEL. ,,,r,xags Il
VIII be sold under foreclosure 10 sa'S'S
Si0O >.o,.,,stle County,
AZ the Court House Wilmington, New ia. at
Delaware on "Wednesday November ''"' $3.50
O'Clock l.. NJ .,.., and Suphurn
Ac,J Plant. I'm complete running order li nv Wal
shristiana River. Wilmington Formerly ''''
ton Whann Company. , ssv.n acres. en-
The tract consists OF between SIX anu ry 900 feet o.
closed by A high board fence win heH 80 depth o.
water frontage with substantial wharNes u"p
water OF 10 high tide. rms a, am and cover o.
r,s buildings are IN excellent CONDITION. 80, room fo
area of three acres under roof with amP' '
charging the plant. 49,. ,,ms shafting. TahA'
,,h,n,h.,x and Runners ar. al In hrs claSS =, "
'h Man, u n, Rauroad sldngs from the I'D com
T,lto A Ohio and Wilmington x Not t,,,,t.s -,
pan1ss s sau, has capacity OF o Ton" IONS
phurc Acid nsuring total OUTPUT uuu.Sat trade. .,
,l,-ar. n, which there is an esabshcu nroortuniy y
This sale presents unusual pus' Engaging In "
any individual company desrom ,,c,is Respecs'0'S
manufacture OF fertilizers OF Us - WINCHESTER
yours SRaNCIs n. BuCk. An a
Rscsiysrs Of WALTON = "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
KEEPING THINGS MOVING IN THE HID.

rro,o row until Election Day rt-Tammany
-oo,i,gs will ~, held everywhere ihrouThou. IT,
ia Assembly District. in cirhrooms @n1 %" carr
The Diver Association has secrrri Paradise i-'N
for an outdoor meeting t1.s even.re h"' me anu
Tarnmanv people have Standardized them. "S tn'l
have secured Para lse Park for TINS al ,e'io'" a.
fnr Monday evening Moudp. afternoon inc anu
Wigwam men will have mass n.rilnS 10 r,gH?
nominations Of tn candidates 90 IN" cay u. N-''
and candidates viii Zoe pres mt. together Win q,
large number Of speakers OF state ana Ndto'dl
renutation ON Monday evening they "Ii naNr
send OFF, for the local cani iaies: Au.Gsi 9'T
boro for Assembly and William H. NllboH lr
Alderman Tho old Five Points will see rousinS
Republican mass meetings for the FIRST time III us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

From The American Whceman
,i5or. cv Il Morton Is in favor Of good roads ana
has Two cycling daughters while the thlrl caial AM
latc has not expressed himself on the sood-roa'S
question but is n Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
GREAT DAY FOR FAVORlTES.
, FIVE OUT OF SIX IN Front AT 81. A'Afh
LADY VIOLET ROCHE. MIIEr- EDNA MAY '"' {"
,nJ,r AND ED KEARNEY THE WINNERS.


- ..... ,,,, ~ t.nx, MAY pOrtI
/ LADY Ni'i.tI' i''' iif'' "'i-H'"
...,,..,.,. mn. UtNNFps
COLT AND Ed KEARNEf THE NiNN'''''
,,.. ,.., -,.u ,.,, rn THE TRIEr Nll
t"' '''"'"''' 80 49,. .,.
I Washington. N,v. 2-Pavorites came pretty '''''
/ . ,,li,.. , cia,u s,,.-, at =, Asaph today i've
' ~ '" -, .,alo,c. ,f thslr hackcrs
OF the six r"war'iine IN" 'n'"i''o"V u wv" J.,
! The a. suffer lefea; Was 'i| ''''"''' "' 80
,s rcally 4 falls. flvor e. IL war his nrst race
& .. ~, hill. Nicy AZ fh. lroquOis- Lucille
I Hl many "" We ~ g, =, .,,:,. 81 las, ny two
4 EIau colt Is now c.LAi'''' Hf' "'''' q" az
( ..,, shaun himself ~ be a yOunrster of falr merit
/ 49, ,,arrfrr ,1yuv tv,Orly.
/ u" Won IN so'' 1'''' "''' = ~, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR VICTOR,

BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR VICTORY.
Chairman Larocque. OF the Committee OF Seventy
was al headquarters yesterday morning and ex-
pressed himself as delighted with the prospect for
the success Of the Strong -Gon ticket
II receive a great many encouraging messages
, every day." said ne land only this morning l had
Q letter from friend inclosing a contribution 20
the campaign fund Of the committee. in the course
OF which he says: II the voters In New-Yo would
take of the interest that you and your as
N0cates on the oomnIttee take N this canvaaa we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
T0 STAY SLY WEEKS AT WOODLET

Washington. Nov. 2 Mrs Cleveland. accom-
panied by her daughters Ruth and Esther and two
nurses this afternoon drove to WOOilcy where
they expect to remain six weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine rain by Saturday night. warmer the
terror: increasing south winds.
For Hampshire and Vermont Increasing cloddiness
ana rain. warmer interior: cooler ly Saturday
night increasing south winds
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island Connecticut ana East
ern New York Increasing oloudincss rain colder
by Saturday night sunday Increasing south TO south
winds.
For New-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware. the
Columbia Maryland and Virginia. rain. cooler
uiay evening fair sunday south. shifting 10 West
winds, becoming high the
For West Virginia. Western Pennss lvania and Western
New York colder Saturday evening fair sunday;
high winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

A TANNANY ARGUMENT.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
. Sir: Augustus W. Peters is appealing TO Repub-
I,cans for votes there Is Republican nom
mated for president OF the Board OF Aldermen lie
saws he is chairman of Democratic club. but says
nothing OF being a member OF Tammany Han.
please inform your readers II he Is a nominee or
Tammany, for II ne is' must vote ior tux "i,e'
Democrat" d.
NeW-YOrk Nov 2, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
HIS VOTE LOST.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: l have been living In the XIllth Assembly
District for the last two years registered on Octo-
Der IL and moved OF the district to-day. DO l
lose my vote? Please answer and oblge
New-York Nov. /. 1894 DONALD NlCOLlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
RECORDED MOKTGAGES

Alexander. Julius. to Mary r Devinc. West
Farms Hunts Point Road. a. ~
Webb Jennings. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 $50
Aaron Dora, and another 10 Max Danziger.
1sthst. 2.5 n OF Stave. ............ $500
AurrbAch. Addie. and another To Magdaena
ieien,hal No 81 Brr-,me-st , vears.......... 200
Aaron. Dora A. Georgiana T. Arnold and
another, Isth-st. 10 II Of 3d-ave. and
years
HouShton. Marion A. ct al United States
trust company. New-fork No i5I West l4Ith-
st. years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
baldwin Frank ). and wife u William Light
and another. n W Amsterdan-aVe
'oth- 81. year GOO
Bloom. Nette and another James \ Trow-
bridge. No - DowninR-st 3 years. ...........
Boughton. Marion A. Maria y ke,es same
property. years. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Blrnc James c. and wife To Anastasia Jnclman
II ls2dst 300 II OF 1ith-aNc. 3 years.
Zach, Lewis Il. 10 Charles J Williams. n W corner
Park ave and sists and other property /
year .................,..'........ 10000
Boehn. Abraham and another tai Henry
TAYLOR corner Mercer and Spring SITS.
year ...........'....... 10000
Same to Louis Sachs and another same property.
............ ....................... 1000
Beard William J. q Charles eastman No 235
Waisworth-aNe. years 300
'oIllard. Clara g. To Title Guarantee and Trust
60. 47h-st i2i6 II " Of 5thave years. 10000
CONDOR. Mary, to ieter J Devn. = = Jerome-ave.
10 n OF boulevard. den and ............ 1900
1'honee. Harry. New,York Realty CO. W
broadway. i53l II n Of Grandst., demand. 5000
Coleman Meyer. and VIII. to J A Roosevelt and
another 2Oh-st 1898 n Of 6th-ave.
years :......... 10000
Cslkns, Hiram, To Margaret Inglis, n = 4Vth-st
22c2 ~ or 7th-aVe. Z 1000
CarA. George M. 81 al To J Brooks. : = l2sth-
At. 10 n ? Of 2dave, Observation-Disclosures. 2lOO
Conley John. ct Al to George r Nesseryy. sw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

You lose your vote. Any one who moves frol
one Assembly district to another within thirt
DAYS before election loses his vote.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

(Mr. Peters is the candidate OF Tammany Han
on the same ticket with Hugh J. Grant III looks
as though you would have to vote for the other
Democrat" John Jeroloman has the united sup
mort OF all opponents OF Tammany Hall.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
Practical Results-13 Years WORK,

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED rHo"SA'P
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS
,.-. ,,i,,,o, da, already saved living policy noiu
49,. D., ,.i,c,fo, ~ premiums Eight. three nousaru
,a,,ng Memters Two Hundred and Seventy Million Du ,
Nil. Seven fundreI anu
Tn thousand Casn Surplus Reserve Emergency
M1e ,h,n Sixy-four Mllon Dollars new business l9
year 1893 These few practical results "'e"'' -
corded thu credit u the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATED
T. Il. HARPER President:
Home Office Mutual Reserve BuldinS'
proodyav corner OF Duane-st.. New-fork
and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
pr,r rsTATE TRANSFERS.

..,n... , % corner boulevard Irregular. and othe-
1.,s~,', I@,' Lawn TO ne M.''oD'.'''
sstn,,,. - 81 West: John Casey and WE 4, 100
.s ar"'. ': s +, d IVES, raiase leosios2'
sal I'Hae 10 ,2s Easi Moser Ani.,en and wife os oo
= ra'rk .,.i e ,i,rI a,., C. Freiinc to wiil-
lam ss4 -, collin. to william
i Sa6 NJ NJ N@'' Am .,' ~: '0"o
i' T.. Ws, - T 1,>n ~ '''' 2io"
' a,s ko,'ss s :, ,s, sR4 a"9 l1 ''
I; to nra;Ssi, ave- esular Eugene Darnn: 1890
o Ises St, i! IS a@sassYS ,: 2SsS9
rc Ta'1 it. "6"' ai,pS'5 %a% II SOFT to Pat
iiae.t NJ $50 . Of s M,s., 2'A'oii.
Manu. Sorr s a @'4 1r 2 =, Mar easy an
s ssr E ESSa'' Qa. iriH o.; and
i',ie - T., N-r ',1 n c.shrnan
wsar.sr,as~ ; ~ rs n Msaa.l II ca'n'n,
iii6-a,e v $. 81 Il Of io''h-s'' "ioNi. u 500
osio jaa ro,er to fir sTa ,ox 5A5 g. and
'ot st. s. " ohn ramins under sher- 100
~ %, Wl'n leS +, " - washingonaye. 0ox
" va %ts " aa o. ~. 80 - ,ic AGO
I'2as $40 d n S,,. to M.ehaci Ash and
VIC ..:........., = :, " OF Alexander
southern houleNarl n % y ter,, and VIE TO
Thomas Morris $500. =. .,r.say. JoxiO0;
i35th 81. s. th' IT. - f,,,.s r Barry ..... 700
Michael Ash ana wle =, Ja"S 80 =, ia man
~ samuel Homestead Yves, Farms ''Sep" $50
Ifaskins To Peter farl -, 80 Farms a. Hunts
road LEADING rom e., W.bb Jennings:
MARY T. De'inS. a. c. Jun" a',,,nine land or Miss
Cro.byst 81 - yHos sS0' u" Nm seiix-. 100
klnhl- LOUISA ,,ra.rs, u ,76. Louis Sachs
Spring st. - W cor a,.hn ana another .......
g. ~ 20 Aura"d.a Wilkins It al TO Louis
SANE pr"p.t,S.: ,otTar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ioth-st No 80 West' ioot "'''' j. " o. I
|. Thompson ., ,,,,, ,.ollherc and WIFI.
3i,h-st ~ I'll West sisnu'd "'''O''s anu /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
GERMANS WILDLY ENTHUSIASTIC.
COLONEL STRONG, SETH Low. GUSTAV H.
soHwAB AND OTHERS ADDRESS
BIG MASS MEETING

BIG MASS MEETING
4 great mass-meetng Of the Good Government
clubs l. x. l.. VI and y. composed OF the German
American citizens OF the XXth. XXIId. XXlNth
XXVth and XVIII Assembly Districts. was he'd
last night in Renwck Hall Eighty-sNth-st ana
Thrd-ave. The hall was gaJly festoon"i with higs
and banners and the proceedings were en!!Vened
with brass band and drum corps. II was
meeting Of sold, substantial citizens assembled to
ratlfy the nominations OF the Committee OF seventy
Among the speakers were Colonel Strong. Edmond
Kelly. Mayor Seth Low. Arthur Van Briesen ana
NJ Oppenheimer The hail packed ana the
greatest Of enthusiasm was shown. The denonstra-
ton when Colonel Strong led into the hall ana
TO a seat on the platform was simply deafening
In a shor: address Colonel Strong said the Good
Government clubs had accomplished a great work IN
the last year, and he never witnessed such enthus
assn as ia the present campaign. The people had
decided that it time for them to go into politics
and take hold Of the city government lie was en-
tlrely Independent in municipal affairs he said. al
though he had been called a staiwart When ne
spoke of John W. Gon the cheering was intense
and kept up for several seconds Colonel strong
said that Mr. Golf had done more for New ork III
the last few months than ne M hsa been
chosen by destiny to root out corruption IN New
Gustav II. schwab who presided, introduced Ed
mond Kelly. who made witty and forcibie address
in which Tammany Hall anu espec rriy . Ming
Elk Mayor Lows remarks were received WIN re-
when he compared Richard Croker Win Richard
III. The difference was that KING KlchaaI wa" a.
the other man when he called had got whole
Stirring addresses were then made by Messrs
schwab and Won Briesen in German and the meet
ing ala not break up until late hour'
A HOUSE THAT MIGHT BE INVESTIGATED
Patrick j. Ryder is the Tammany candidate Tor
Alderman in the With Assembly District. He IS
nov, a member OF the Board of Aldermen. serving
his third term The directory places his plumbing
business at No ia Sprng-st. and his nome no
: Vandam-st Alderman Ryder is the owner or the
house No SO West Tenthsj.. which Is valued by
the Department OF Taxes at 5000 II has been
suggested in reference to this hous. that an IN
vestlgation as TO its character might prove inter
estjng TO the Ilexow Committee and the com,
nlajnis OF people living in the neighborhood would
Justify such investigation. Tribune reporter
called at the house Yesterday. The front dooi.
the upper half of which is made OF TRANSLUCENT
glass was opened by unkemP negro woman
who when asked, uncertain as 10 VINO h'td
in the house. The lady" she said, rs out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
Coumtrn propsrtn 90 fst.

Al GARDEN CIrY.-COrrAGES TO - or "a
10 "a rooms $3.50 To 81, 200 pr year Apply n T.
dress |. H. CUNL.FF Agent Garden -. -.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-09

The next time YOU are in a melancholy mood
a. you are almost certain to be if you become
bilious or dyspeptic. picture to yourself the
condition Of Il poor man who, without resources
aud with a family on bis hands. finds himself on
a siek bed. Gloom obscures his narrow hori
zon in every direction. Unable to do any work
without means or friends capable of assisting
him, with the possible prospect of continued
i'll health with rent. perhaps unpaid, and un.
payable, the outlook for him Is gloomy indeed
How shortsighted. then. is the man OF humble
means who perceivinz that his health and
strength are failing takes no precaution to
avert tine oncomiug evil. -Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters i a reliable. professionally recommended
restorative of health and vigor, and a sure
means of preventing the many disabling com
plants which exposure, overwork. neglect and
Insufficient food produce. Malaria. rheuma'
tism' kidney and liver complaint. dyspepsia
and nervous disease always yield to it.
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school Election.

Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
polls were opened at the school house in
this city for the election Of three trus-
tees for school district No. /. for the
term Of three years each. Trustees
Scheetz, King. Huffman and Haynes Of
ficiated as judges and Geo. w. Allerton
acted as clerk.
There were two tickets in the field,
one known as the old board, with the
names Of ]. w. Watson, r. X. Clark and
j. s. Truscott upon it, and the other as
the opposition. with c. Ii. Towers, A. S.
Wiley and J. S. Truscott as candidates.
The afternoon was not by any means a
pleasant one.b but the voting was quite
brisk. 30 ballots being cast, Of which 30
were cast by ladies. There was some
scratching done-one candidate because
he was a member Of the late grand jury
and another on religious grounds-bu.
not to the extentof affecting the general
result.
When the straight tickets had been
sorted out it was found that the old
board had les and the opposition 10.
while the scratched tickets brought the
grand totals up to the following figures.
electing Messrs. Truscott. Watson and
Clark:
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