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The evening world., 1894-09-13
GOT BAD CHECKS CASHED.
Dillon Held for Examination on
This Charge.

Joseph Dillon, who says he is jour
nalist and has been connected with sew
eral theatrical companies, was held for
examination in jefferson Market Court
this morning on a charge of obtaining
money on worthless checks. Special Po-
liceman Coyne, of the Coleman House,
saw Dillon on Broadway last night, and
knowing that there was a warrant out
for him, arrested him.
on July 8, 1892, Henry II. Pierson,
the former proprietor Of the Coleman
House, il is said, cashed the checks for
Dillon, one was for s25. drawn on the
Bank of the Republic, and purported
to have been signed by John c. Miller.
The other was for s35, drawn on the
Chemical National Bank, and signed
"E. +. Gilmore"
The evening world., 1894-09-13
TAMMANYS SLATE.
Men Who Are Scheduled to Rep
resent the People in Congress-
BARTLETT to Retire In Favor Of
Amos J. Cummings.
Manager Miner Fighting Hard
Against Tim Campbell.

The Tammany slate for Congressman
"a he nominated this Fall is ae fol-
lows:
Franklin Bartlett, who represents the
Seventh District. composed of Rich
mond County and the First and part of
the Eighth Assembly District, of this
city, will retire, and Amos Cummings,
who is now the representative from the
Tenth District, will be renominated in
his place. MIR. Cummings lives in Charl-
ton street. and he will then represent
the district of which he is a resident.
Alderman Nicholas I. BroYn will suc-
coed Congressman Dunphy, Of the
Eighth.
Theatrical Manager Harry Miner is af-
ter the nomination in the Ninth. in place
of "Tim" Campbell, but Campbell re-
fuses to be turned down. Miner is CIV
ing him a hard fight, but Campbell Is
confident of winning.
Ex-Speaker Sulzer expects to he the
successor of Cummings in the Tenth.
w. Bourke Cochran is a candidate for
denomination in the Eleventh, but moth
ing has been decided yet. Mr.. Cochran
is resident of Sands Point. L. l., but
votes in this city. He maintlins a nom
Senator Martin T. Mcmahon is backed
for nomination in the Twelfth. vice
Gen. Daniel E. Sickles AS the Con-
gressmen elected this year do not take
their seats until 1895. Gen. Mcmahon
could. serve out his term as Senator,
Ex-Assemblyman Tom" McManus tells
eve 'ybody tina. he will be nominated in
the Thirteenth but those better in
formed know that John De Witt Warner
will be his own successor.
In the Fourteenth Tammany will
probably name Col. w. L. Brown, who
was beaten by L. E. Quigg at the spe-
cial election last year. In the Fifteenth
Isidor Straus will be renominated.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
ACCUSED OF ENLIGHTENMENT.
Bookkeeper Grifiths Said TO Have
Robbed His Employers.

Cornelius T. Griffiths, Of q Maiden
lane, an expert accountant, who was
formerly bookkeeper for Overall Bros,
tailors at 236 Fifth avenue, was held for
trial on the charge Of embezzlement
this morning in Jefferson Market Court
he having waived examination.
Griffiths is over fifty years OF age,
and has stood well in social and bust
ness circles. Two years ago, when he
left the employ of the firm, II is said,
he admitted having embezzled SIG, S52,
He was NOT prosecuted, as he agreed TO
make good the losses incurred Ealilng
to do so the firm had nm arrested.
Bail was fixed at 5000
The evening world., 1894-09-13
BLISS is KEEPING QUIET.
Not Martialling the Anti-Plat,
Forces at Present.

The anti-Platt leaders are disappoint-
ed again. They expected that Corne-
Illus N. Bliss. who returned from Eu-
rope yesterday. would sound a call to
arms and lead the opposition to Nor
ton. but all that M. Bliss has been
doing is to dodge reporters and avoid
committing himself.
Mr.. Bliss refuses to talk to interview
ers. He thinks this is a time to keep
silent, and not to talk
At the office of Mr.. Morton It was said
this afternoon that Mr.. Morton was not
expected In the city until after the Re-
next Tuesday.
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BOTH AFTER THE BODY.
Relatives and Landlndy Want TO
Bury Major williams.

Undertaken Asmussen, of Blocker
street called at the Morgue to-day with
an order from Mrs. Cole Of 1903 Bank
street. to take charge of the body Of
Major George Williams. her late eccen-
tric 6oarder, who died rather suddenly
Tuesday afternoon.
Before his arrival woman called on
Keeper White and said she repre.
scented the Majors relatives. and that an
aunt OF his was going to administer on
his estate to-day and take charge of his
eHects. This aunt had engaged Under
taker Hanna, OF Greenwich avenue, and
Mr.. White was told to deliver the body
10 no other undertaken without an order.
Undertaker Asmussen was told that he
could not have the body until Mr.. White
heard further from the relatives.
Keeper White says he will let the
relatives and Mrs. Cole settle the matter
between themselves
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Named for Congress.

Democrats of the Second Virginia Congressional
District. renominated d, Gardiner Tyler.
Prohibitionists Of the Thirty-fourth New York
District nominated Prof. A. Y. Freeman of FIRE.
donia for Congress.
Sixth Minnesota District Populists nominated
N-Congressman E. Halverson for Congress. Sec
ond District Democrats nominated John Moonan.
Of Waseca, for Congress.
Democrats Of the Fifteenth Ohio Congressional
District nominated A. o. Barnes OF Cadiz.
Rowland Conner nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Eighth Michigan District for Con-
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Furni.hsd-wsst Side.


10Th ST, 3Gi VI rooms, bath, complete for
housekeeping, 81 4 $40
3srH 81, ~! ". handsomely furnished q
rooms bath, pnno, Ne $40 weekly; refer
3prn 81 2Gl W completely furnished nrSt
fiat, ruonS bath; cunvoniences; reasonable.
Doctors bell.
3orii 81 80 " Nicely iurnlsEed flats,
rooms bath; reasonable rates Jnnitor
4nrli 81, 2H7 W - Nicely furnished Hat; 8
rooms h bath, all improvements. janitor.
BOTH ST., 2li W. near broadway Completely
furnished fiat rooms. hnth, steam.
b7TH ST. 363 W. (s,aton 59th s,D-Completely
furnished corner bay window mats. six rooms;
steam, Edgar
io5Tn Ct iO7 Completely. elegantly fur
Jtnitor
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED six rooms h
bath; everything complete; near park $40.
NORTON, - W, loiih St
COSY Groom apartment fully furnished Tor
S52 9th ave,
NICELY furnished Hat: II rooms: situated on Sth
ave. Apply 3ua W 10th 81.
keeping, all light. tow rent ioufckerper 1913
W 60th ST.
FurnIshed-Miaceilh
| FURNISHED h unfurnished nRts; all prices,
sizes, localities; II not suited Viii furnish INT
mcdiately any Hat YOU may select give month
! rent Tree. fIAGG (JuO furnished hnts), 2l2 w.
I'D st Janitur.
| Furn,shed-Brookiyn.
! BERGEN ST. lTlp-parlor floor h basement
furnished or unfinished: terms moderate.
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MILHOLLAND PRIMARIES.
To De Held Tonight, Although
They Will Not Avail Much.

The Milholland = freehooters tonight
will hold primaries and go through the
form of electing delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention at Saratoga.
Milholland knows that his delegation will
not be seated, but he proposes to get
all the notoriety he can out of 1t.
The regular Republican conventions to
choose the delegates who will be admit
ted 10 the Convention will also be held
this evening. The returns from the pri-
maries indicate that Morton will have
about ninety of the 127 delegates from
this city.
Boss Plat says Morton will be NOM
mated by reclamation on first ballot The
boss is master of the situation, and
ought to know.
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Flat. and Apartment. to let.
unfurnished-ws.t Side.

NORTHUMBERLAND S'dc.
0s McS sPS i9 w rooms. near s s hoatc
clean we'll regulated.
bGTIi ST 4OS To ,U9 w.-Half month free-3 a |
rooms. small families
57rlI ST. al W. The West Park apartment
range.
5NrH 81, ;i3O W. : & x rooms, steam heated;
private halls. handsomely decorated. Janitor
GOTH ST. i25 w.--Four elegant small apartments
near Park station.
6isT ST. lis W. light rooms. all improve
monts. FIRST class. $50. worth $50. See jAnltor.
9th 81, ~ W. Fats OF Il rooms, new & clean:
all improvements, rents moderate; near station
q park. Inquire lnnilor
eSTH ST. ~ Wine apartments rooms q
bath rents, $50. S33 Inquire jsntor.
Uhl 81, |. w.; rooms II hmh, SO to $50;
Apply janitur
7,TH ST. $50 ", saranoc-Elcsaut sunny apart.
mcnts, rooms q bath. steam heat. hall SER
vice.
sArIi 81. lis W.-Elcgant Is rooms 4 bath:
steam. heated Hats; moderate rents; near sta
t,n. Jauitor
81 81. 100 W. Corner flats; rooms bath;
So 10 $40; steam heated. JnnitoL
SAITH ST l2O. l22 W " s rooms 4 bath;
/ hardwood tr.n; SO To 500
sirn ST, - single Hat; : large light
/ rooms hnth; steam heat, gas logs; newly
decorated ~ white gold.
s6TII ST, III w rooms q bath; stcam-hcated:
s?b TO $40, ftec to OCT Is BARNETT CO,
. East l25th st
/ ssTH ST, ~ w-Elegantly decorated nats OF
large rooms & bath. with latest improvements.
hall n bath rooms heated; rent f25 to $3.50
| TOOTH ST, 81 w a 3 room apartments I'll,
els; halls heated. finest Central Park block
| lU2DSr,, "A w. steam heated! ga Z rooms; all
| light; ring bell see ianitor
l03D ST. l5S w.--6 rooms; private hail. sls TO
s23; free to Oct l. BARNETT, East i2Sth 81.
10TH ST. 6 w.--Eegant ith nat s rooms.
with bath a steam heat
10TH ST. s w.--Finey located. overlooking Cen
trail Park 3 rooms outside light; bath. Improve
ments; $50.
ll2T1I ST. 1903 w. large. light rooms. steam
heat, $40 PETER J. BRADY. las broadway.
10TH 81 $50 W. Elegantly decorated, steam.
heated corner fats, q rooms bath all light;
block from elevated station; SJi, $40 owner on
premises 3tnU thur. Monday. or see lanitor
NTH ST, "a W.-Cheapest In Harlem, Q rooms
bath; all improvements. rent SIS f2i.
18TH ST. 35S W. 3 rooms. bath: near Morn.
ingsdc Park; station family house; s22, S24
10TH ST. 3U2 w. llSth st, 278 Whine
flats; all Improvements special Inducements.
10TH ST, 3li % rooms bath: $50. 81,
quiet house; basement, 4 rooms. N2.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
An Actor" Caught Begging.

William Monroe, ntty-nins years old, who
vas arreSts for begging in front Of the Fifth
avenue Hotel last night. was fined u in JEFF
.etson Market Court this morning. He said he
ielerate soldier In Shenandoah" at the Acade-
M OF Music.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Six Months for a Fighting BegEar.

William Lampka. Of 20 Cherry street. a pro-
i'''ional beggar. was in the YorkviIe Police
court to-day sent to the island for six months.
ne stopped Lawyer ]. Noble Hayes on Fifth
,aeaae last night and when refused money
uled to strike him
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Illegal Voter Sentenced in Troy

TROY. N. Y, Sept. l3.-Michaei Pillon. Of
this city, convicted here yesterday of illegal
voting last November. was to-day sentenced to
the Albany Penitentiary for one year and fined
$500. Piion was recently convicted Of a similar
crime in Albany, but escaped imprisonment
through a technically.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Lodtman Sent Back 10 Rochester

william Lodtman. who claims to be a writer
for several periodicals. and who was arrested
Tuesday at the Belvidsre Hotel on despatch
forgery, was In the Tombs Police Court to-
day handed over to q Rochester detective who
at once started with him for that city. is
cheeks on hotsl-kesperA and others all over the
State.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Flats and Apartments to Let

Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnIshed-EastS Side.
ia u n Sss r9sp s, sp1 n sss pi
HEGEMAN CO., 1921 Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE, 1877 or 8 large light
front rooms reasonable: owner in house.
LEXINGTON AVE-, corner 1880 st, Elegant
flats; sunny outside rooms bathroom perfect
order; S2s upward. Janitor.
bath steam heated; rent $40, $23.
sEe9SD 1. AVE- rf; 5eSm aSST
1sT AVE. 6l8, near 36th st.--3 large rooms,
tubs; river view; healthy location: st0.
IsT AVE, 2241 % 22h5, near ll6th q. q large
also ssose sSSSd Location; e. AEGEIAs 81
Broadway
lsT AVE. 976, near 54th St Cheerful apart
ments. rooms. newly painted: fine house; 81
I'D AVE. l78-Flat, 7 rooms, kitchen bat h
room; ali Improvements; also basement fat In
house.
I'D AVE, 1921, between oath & e5th sts. Flats,
rooms; Sl2 to $50. Inquire on premises.
I'D AVE, s4s, near 4oth sl-Floora Janitor.
on premises.
I'd AVE. 1900 l,ts q 1881. near 72d q 10th Sta
large rooms, Sl3 To SIS
I'D AVE, 73l- 735. near Both "a rooms, pan
try gas fine, convenient houses; sl2
ID AVE. 1905 or large rooms IS TO $40.
PETER J. BRADY, las broadway
Sd ayE 9G5 near Il ss na SpaT t.
SIS. Apply In store.
Sd AVE, 7Os-Apartments OF 2 4 8 rooms, in
perfect order; at reasonable rates
9TH AVE, 45S-Flats. all improvements large
rooms, all light. rents moderate. Inquire on
| premises.
olH ST., 22s, I'd Sd ayes Apartments of 3,
rooms, new fat; moderate rents
IRA ST, 40 T. Elegant paTl2r floor newly
! decorated. % rooms, bath, all improvements,
Janitor.
18TH ST. 3II3 335, 337 F., between LIST I'd
aves. Elegant Hats. rooms bath; decorated
ceilings: all improvements; new houses avn
ngs; halls steam heated; rent SO to go ln-
| qure jantor.
20TH 81, 237 II, 3 4 4 rooms, light n large:
improvements; rents Sl2 10 SlJ Janitor,
BOTH ST. li7 e.. near Lexington ave.-Fine
apartments, rooms. all improvements; fuel
free Apply janItress, -
3lsT ST. l3S T.. -FarlOr hat D arge light rooms;
private house: good reference required so.
33D ST. 237 r. Single tat; large light rooms
with bath 4 pantry; all improvements: rent
S2).
slsT ST hoe near Park ave. Apartments,
g. light rooms; improvements: sl3, sl6 80
4STH ST. 3,pS T. Apartments of 3 rooms fur
nlshed or unfinished; cheap rent.
53D ST.. l 4.l2J L. Attractive fats Tor small.
select families: light rooms decorated, i'm
pr0vements ranges, Janltors service; only SIS;
extra large $50
54TH ST. 10 E.-New apartments; all i'm
provementsi four rooms. bath. rents 3e2. S2i.
StTH ST. lO2 Single nat rooms bath
all modern improvements
beTH ST, 10 r. Splendid I'd single fat con
ssting Of Z large rooms bath. TO let. Jos f.
steckieI. III Broadway, or jantor.
b9TH 81. 800. between LIST q I'd aves I'D floor,
8 rooms; stationary tubs; $40.
62DsT., 500 E-Eiegant rooms a bath, sinVl,
fats; moderate rents; lanitor' h. oHara
ll45 I'd ave.
saD ST 3ls E-singie fats, decorated. z rooms
ali improv ements; low rent Janltor
I'D ST., 400 T., near cable can-ApArtments
H. rooms; reduced, decorated gas, dunn
= waiterA
The evening world., 1894-09-13
oBrien Democrats Meet Tonight.

There will be a meeting OF the o'Bren DEM
ocracy this evening in the First Assembly Dis
trict. at 81 Beach street. Speeches will be made
by ex-sherir James o. Bren. Brick Pomsroy.
NJ Greenbaum, Alfred Smith. John Mahon, Col
J. ]. Clifford and Major McDougherty. F. II.
Harrison will preside.
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Unfurnished Rooms to Let
Uufurnished Rooms Wanted

MAN WANTS unturnished room In Brooklyn.
convenient TO South or Hamilton ferries run
ming water; no attendance required. H., box i6
World.
TWO unfurnished rooms, large & small, In prl.
vate house ON west side, between 10th h eOth
sts. Address Mrs. Stevens 1870 W. LOOMS st.
TWO UNFURNISHED connecting rooms for
widow; sunny central IS month refer
ence Box 20l World.
TWO NICE ROOMS above AID at, west side,
private house; young married couple. Low
Rent, box 283 World. uptown.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A.D.T.
messengers will answer your CALI
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM up!
The evening world., 1894-09-13
Flats and Apartment. Wanted.


LADY h son want unfurnishcd or rooms or
floor: lowest terms Byron, box "a World,
TWO OR THREE unfurnished rooms wanted
oct. east fortles. H., 1923 Madison ave.
wANTED-steam-heatedn nat light rooms, be
tween SOth n l25th SITS. 4 Lexington " It'll ayes.
not exceeding $50. Address RITTERMAN &C Il.
ia2d st.
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Houses Wanted.

Vnfurnished house where rooms
would be taken In lieu Of rent. f Carr, Long
Branch.
WANTED-Uniurnished house, about 10 rooms .
improvements; in brooklyn or the Oranges.
Apply by letter. F.. 1865 Reade ST., New York.
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Dist ST., 325 W. Handsome parlor floor; also
veniences
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3lST ST., 367 W. 50; handsomely furnished
front basement; sl' square rooms; housekeep-
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fvrnlshsd-we.t Side.
10TH ST. las ". Apartment Of 3 rooms, nicely
FURNISHED tor housekeeping, 81. 90 weekly.
PATH ST. $50 W. Nicely furnished O. room rat
every room light. JanilorE bell.
18TH ST. ,3l6-3lsw W. -Axminster carpets, brass
bedAteAds, complete; 4 iight rooms private
bathrooms: exquisitely decorated owner before
1. ianltor later: references
scTH ST., ns w-Furnlshsd Sat or part Of
house. rooms q bath; light housekeeping;
$50 10 t15 EAemAn-
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BOTH ST, 500 W.-Large. square ROOM nicely
furnished; gentlemen; reference; Cd bell
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$40. FLATS. $40
Furnishsd-East Side.

G8TII ST, 23l f. Fla, 3 rooms. bath prPttiiy
furnished: Housekeeping; 81 weekly. crowe.i.
FIST ST, iOJ h., near Normal College 3 rooms
furnished second fiati piano; SO; references
S8TII ST, rs T., Central Park Handsome I'd
floor, single or suit; moderate prices
NTH ST.. III f.. Lexington 4 Park ayes o.
Choice apartments: light housekeeping: 10 Sc
lCct IA RI ,es only.
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Furnished Room. to Let

2Orii ST., 4Ol. -Redecoratcd, handsomely
furnished rooms, 81 to 81 weekly; private
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10Th ST. 10 w.--Parlor floor, nicely furnished;
plano; board OPTIONAL also other rooms
The evening world., 1894-09-13

BOTH ST 345 W.-Lovely large connecting
housekeeping rooms; private house: excellent
location; l. station.
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| So ST. 900 T. a rooms Il bath; all improve
| ments; block from l. station S24. S25.
SGD sT. .42 E.-Flats; magnificent; all i'm
| provemcnts; all lEht rooms. fine ncghhor'
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

the 4Sth, 49.h 50th and 51st Congresses. lie
has also been in the Kansas State Senate, and
took an active part in the organization and
admission of the new State into the Union.
He served in the union army during the civil
war. and is member Of the National Board Of
Managers of Soldiers Homes. He Is a Grand
Army man, a member of the Military Order Of
the Loyal Legion and Of the Union Veterans
Union. He is esteemed by everyone, and is
perhaps the most popular msp in the State.
Commander-in-Chjsf Lawler when he visits
New York will be entertained By the members
of Lafayette Pest, 40 Brooklyn viii claim
him for day. and he viii probably be enter
tanned at dinner by comrades on both sides Of
the river during his stay.
George n. Rattenbnry, formerly Of Toledo.
o., now Of Detroit has come into possession OF
some very valuable documents His brother
iu-law, William Abbsy, Of Yorkshire. England,
who had been compiling matter for history
% his district died suddenly, and IN q trunk
in hs possession was found, when Mr. Ratten-
bury went back to England to claim his prop
erty as the heir under the law, q number OK
rare documents, books and coins. Ous of the
papers is a deed from Richard Washington,
dated June 9, 1890, and gives the first evidence
OF the Wsshinstous back nearly hundred
years beyond what historians have been able
to discover. Another of the documents is
dated 1858, under the reign OF Edward VI It
is a little larger than 4 qaarto leaf with
scrolled top as if designed to fit into a roll It
is transfer of property from one Richard
EarlwOOd. Another document is dated 1910
and is also transfer OF property from the same
person. 1t was issued under the reign of
Henry VIII. To this are attached three seals
and several tags. The paper is strong and
coarse. The smallest document in the eOllec-
ton. aud according to the opinion of experts
the most valuable, is about 500 years old. bat
its exact import cannot be determined. Is is
small, and the paper is yet firm. Besides these
documents Rattenbury has secured many rare
books and coins. Senator Cameron has inter-
ested himself in the Washington deed of trans
fer and desires the Smithsonian Institute to
secure it.
1t has been stated that Miss Louise Imogen
Quincy, the writer Of verse, the Postmistress Of
Auburndale, Mass, and the daughter OF Gen.
Patrick Quincy, has bees boycotted because
she is ROmsnist and keeps dogs.
Many people in Ohio are strongly urging
Gen. Chas. II. Grosvsnor for Governor. The
election takes place next Fall.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

On the whole, the Populist uprising
in the South has been favorable to
negro suffrage. That is, negroes voted
more generally than before, and Popu-
lists saw that their votes were counted.
The next thing was that the old Confed-
crates were put ON the defensive on the
negro question. For example, Repre-
sentative Sayers, of Texas, was greatly
bothered by Populist charge that dur
ing the war his command captured 200
negro soldiers, whom he ordered
drowned. He had to prove that he
was wounded and many miles away
from the field where this was said to
have occurred.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, d. C, NOVEMBER go, 1894.
MEXICAN PENSION ROLL.

One Which is Not "Purged," and in Which
There Are No Suspensions,
On the Mexican peusiOn Roll
there are the names of 5,9I5
survivors and z .2S2 widows. and
something over 5000 eases were
pending at latest reports. This
makes a total Of 81. 49S. or sew
eraI thousand mere men GIian
the United States had in Mexico
al any one time during the war.
These all receive either So or
$I2 "a month.
Among the names are those
of the widow of Gen. Samuel
Cooper, "a New Yorker by birth,
who was Acknowledgement of
the United States Army at the
outbreak Of the war, and used
his position TO aid the rebels i'm
preparing for the struggle. He
resigned his position 10 become
Adjutant-Genera Of the South
ern COnfederacy, and Olliciated
as such until the rebellion COLI
Iapsed. Mrs. Cooper has been
drawing a pension since June
@. 1857.
The widow of Thomas j.
F'St0neWslI'0 Jackson. WlIo
was next 10 Lee the most pOpu-
lar commander Of the rebel
armies.
The widow of Maj. -Gen. g Gorge
E. Pickett. who commanded q
division i'm the rebel army.
The widow OF Maj .-Gen. Gideon
j. Pillow, who commanded a di-
vision i'm the rebel army.
The widow OF LiefIt.-Gen. A. II.
Hill. who commanded one of
tie three corps OF Lees army.
The widow Of Sidney Smith
Lee. who was dismissed from
the Navy for "gOing over to the
enemy" and aftePWard became
a Commodore fn the rebel navy.
Brighten. Jas. Is. Chalmers.
who was FORESTS chief Lieu
tenant.
Mai.-Gen. Dabney iii. Maury.
WHO commanded 1he rebel
troops at the battle of Chicka-
saw Bayou.
Hon. 3. B. Maxey. late United
States Senator from Texas. who
has been drawing his pension
since May 81, 1857. He was "A
MajOr-GeneraI liza the rebel
army.
Hon. Jas. Y. George. Senator
from Mississippi. and who
served in the rebel army as "a
Colonel. The number of his
certificate lis IS.2I4.
The widows above mentioned
are of men who were educated
at the Government expense. and
afterWard fought TO destroy the
Government. They went OH the
roll at once. while last April
there were pending the claims
of If5, $50 widows Of Union sol.
dieFs WHO had NOT yet been able
TO get ON the roll.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

As WE have often said before, the best
way for any earnest believer in silver to
advance the cause of reconciliation is to
insist on having silver paid him in his
daily business. IF all the bimetalists
would make practice of doing this, they
would soon take out of the Treasury all
the silver dollars heaped up there, and
remove one of the strongest arguments
against reconciliation.
The National tribune., 1894-11-29

WE need scarcely ask the comrades
if the result does not thoroughly vindi-
cate our judgment in urging them to
vote solidly for Republican candidates
for Congress There is not a defeated
politician in the country but what bears
testimony to the soundness of that adj
vice, and condemns the policy of in
justice which made such advice necessary.
Once more THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
has the proud satisfaction of knowing
that it has indicated to the comrades the
path which would lead to the best re-
suits.