New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

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The foregoing is the li.i OF foreign-oound steam
ships tho: sail to-day ara tomorrow trains s'h't
for Sink Sing every hour Passes FOR sing sing ihsy
be secured By applying 10 Lexow Con some OF
me financial and political conundrums who have
kept the public guessing as To how ana wher" 'h-y
got their wealth should not delay their departure
for foreign shores. bat should start at ono" for
their country good
"Wbe-c are We att" is not the question mat dis
turbs tn. Tammany men AT present Where VIII
they send u.s." is what agitates the men who nave
been protecting" vice and crime.
Tho scenes about the hotel and cafhs in the
hotel district hafed description throughout yeser-
day, the bettors gave the Hin ana Grant con-
tlngent no peace. but prolied them unmerciullf'
increasing their odds until $4,000 to 1900 was shout
ed out in stentorian tones by an excited be'toT
"Circular' Joe looked II he had been monkeyins
with a buzzsaw and had been drawn through a
Enotho.e lie was knocked "hohlong' and vainly
endeavored TO hedge by betting on 900" plurality Tor
Morton. He was no longer the saucy jaunty inso-
lent impudent commissioner Of Michael i. Dwyer'
who sought the seclusion Of his room at an early
hour hut walked about like a relic o. bygone
age that had escaped from some museum. Philip
! DIVER was doing routine business and looked
As II Peter De Lacy had given him the ma Knock
out blow In the fierce battle that has RACED for years
between Peter the ponderous and the "cinch low
ers."
Everybody was upset at the 81. James Hotel ana
many European guides for travellers were consulted
with feversh anxiety. one nervous man earnestly
inquired now to rea ch Johannisberg In South Africa
Tobias Wall wore a fourteen by seven smile as ne
accepted every bet offered on Hill G. G. Walbsum
talked about retiring TO Germany. az there would he
10 more racing In this State. for Peter the pom
derods assured him that ne would spend all the
money he won the election to get even with the
race:rack keepers. The leading bookmakers laughed
when the returns came In. and sarcastlcany re-
marked that the Jockey Club would fix things all
right.
There will be a clean sweep. leading
Tammany man remarked to his friends. 'as every
body associated with Tammany VINO rs not beaten
by the voters will be egislated out OF ONCE before
the Legislature finishes It's session.
Decent Democrats and good Republicans rejoiced
+ together at the prospect OF honest government
in the city and State. 1.-The splendidly organized
I shattered fragments are anxious to get In out OF
the remarks made BY Democratic leader who
believes that the defeat means the dissolution or
the Democratic party In this city and state
Colonel r. 6. McLewee who worked day ana
surrounded by his friends. who valnly attempted
cheered themselves out In the campaign.
This means the death OF rings on the turf and
In politics" the general opinion OF the turf,
men, who are not in accord with the Dryers and
the Morris Park element The turf will survive"
q Coney Island Official remarked, although the
proprietary tracks will surely perish in the whir-
pool OF dissatisfaction as expressed by the voters
q. the polls.