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CALIFORNIA.
z. c. Wnbur -. Palace Hotel San francisco
MINNESOTA.
wilbur Tshbils .... q. Merchants Hotel ST. PAIL
willard s. Dsnais... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Paa
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0rris Employment Agency.
- North Main 10 Telephone 100
--WANrkD--
teAmstera for weed camp go per month and
bard
Railroad laborera
Girl Tor general houaework.
WIN DAY fsc for Midland vouchers
Okhls EMPLOYMENT A6hNCl
a2a North hain 81
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ALIAS aLMAONS - IN THE IIsrrI+I
) Govt - tho First Judicial district Of tbs
state % Montana In and ior the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
aaelA r.rAhAm, plaiutiH, vs. Frederick era
ham. defsni
The state Of MontAna sends greeting 20 the
aboNo namsd defendant
Non are herabi required 10 appear In an action
brunght ageins. you ~ tbs above named plain
no the distri ccurt Of the First judicial
district Of the state OF Montana ia AMI for the
county o. Lewis and Clarke. and 70 answer the
eoi plant hled the Elm. within ten days lexclu-
81 % he day u ssrVicel after ths service you
OF tAis summon, y served within this county.
" 40 serva out OF this county, but within this dis
tri-t within twenty days. 9th rwiss within forty
day or judgment by defsult will be taken
ngAins, you according 10 the prayer Of sad COM
PLANT
The said action il brought to obtain iudg-
ment and decree OF this court dissolVng the
bon,iH Of matrimony heretofore ana nov exlst-
ing between the defendant and this plaintiff on
the ground thar defendant has committed adul-
tsry since his marriage "a plaintiff.
Ard you are hereby MOTIF d, that n you fail 10
appear and Anawer the said compliant, a. above
required the sald plaintiff will apply q tho
court Tor the re los 4 manded Ia cad complaint
o ven under my hand aud the zeal Of the Dis
rlct Court o. the First Judicial District
oftha rtzts Of Montana, in and
. for the ounty Of Lewis aud
{ Sea- First larks, this 18th day - , eb-
! Jud. Dist rnsry. in the year Of or Lord
Court. one thoasAad eight hundred
-r and nihety-four.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
p q. o. FREEMAs, reputY Clerk.
". d. Gardiner. attorasy for plaintiff.
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Only a Scar Remains
Scrofula Cured - Blood Purified by
Hoods sarsapariIla.

&C. l. Hood s Co.. Lowell, Mass:
1t is with pleasure that send a testimonial
concerning What Hoods Sarsaparilla has done
for my daughter II Is a wonderful medicins
and cannot recommend Il too highly. Sarah.
who is fourteen years old has been
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Governments lrm.
Petroleum -Quieii April closed s0l.c.

Money on call easy at per cent Trime
mercantile payer $751; per cent Sterling
exchange dull. with actual business in banners
bills Al si.s,laa 4.s~ia for demand, snd sAs7
60 l-s3i4 f.r sixty days.
tHltAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March cattle -Heoeints LOCO
husd' market about steady. choice e. port 81 IS -
$500. lair 10 good export. -. 5Jut-ta. others.
So j0n ABS st0clers. s.. 1aU8 Gu.
Iugs Leceiut-, 1860 head. market active.
trifis higher heavy. &LGouf70. heavy packers
and mixed. sA53f,As1A; prime heavy and
$4,000 $40
sheep Recipes 1900 head. market steady:
ton -hat.n. 1lu.t Co.
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SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSkkEEpER
- where one or more sorvants are kept Adj
dress Mrs. Berger, Cuyler havenswood III.
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SITUATION MANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
, as clerk in store copyist; best Of refer
ence given. Address [. D. b., All hodney street,
Helena. ontanA.
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i.olsas 20 DE- fithor galdiugs or mares, Young
iaof over slE gaars|t sound Ia every va
t.lr oagh.. bfoseu 10 harness and true, and 10
F-sls4 i..It ra. % ID each or over.
Al. auImala offer 30 fsr daltsrrV under 4. rom
tract wa De- subject 10 a .gll inspection
lll- D. hlI1luE materials Tuu-f show the
IralHaot uuca ~ each article offered for de-
4iFers urdsra r0atrarr
4tt rig ls o. erfad o. reject any or all bids
ur ANY TAT. u slE lid. 81 deauls for the lest
Interests oi tau service
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sch b.d fnust 10 accompanied bFa certified
co.. Ell. uf trait upon some tnifsd states dspf.si-
iHrs or -oltsut National bank IA the vicinity II
fie Residence ~ rue bidder. maize payabie 10 ths
Dracr uf fls commissioner 81 Iudi- IA anairs. Tor
=. ieesl usf per cert ~ me amount Of the pro
o. thf ulffd tfate= lu any bidder or b fdsrr
rrcslFiug an award shall fail TO- rHorr1tis exc
cute o. contract elth good and sufficient surs-
tes. etaers.so g. b. reformed O. the liddsr
hlis cumpanif - cash 10 lieu % certified
check ul.l not b. cunaIdersd
o. snT further lLformatlon apply %
J1oLfh a. CARTER.
L. B. Indian Agent
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SITUATION WANTED r. A CONFIDENT
> dressmaker would ike work by the day.
Inquire 5I5 fifth avenue
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SITUATION WANrED-BY A COMPETENT
= ri to do general homework in small fam
iy. Address No sos North Rodney street
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SITUATION TED-COMPETENT WO-
= man cook wants situation ~ Feb. in tel
OF restaurant address Il. l., independent.
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NITUAuON WANTED &C ARPEls To
- weave. Groceries or anI kind of product
taken in payment. by Mrs. Mary Mhipple,
lower 6arden addition. one block north Of
tary school house. Mrs. Nary Mhipple, Sta
ton A. Helena, Mont.
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Hoods 'is's;aiin' Cures
II had cured her Of dyspepsia. She had been
troubled with that complaint since childhood.
and since her cure she has never been without a
bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparla in the house. We
commenced giving Il 10 Sarah about one year
ago, and Il has conquered the running sore,
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S4IOAIlUN MANlE1-A ThOROUGIILA
- experienced anu competent young lady
stem ographer would ike position in Helena.
4 eferences- Address e.. johnson. II Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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SITUATION WANTkD-A GOOD SEAM
y stress would like to get sewing By the day or
10 take home. children outnts a specially;
charges reasonable. Address b Z, lndepend-
fnt.
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CITUfTION WANTED-A FIRST CLASS
y nurse wishes employment in hospital or pri-
yate family; charges reasonable. Address
\ 4 independent
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SITUATION MANTED-BH A RIRST-CLAs.
- cook and house girl Address welfth ave.
nue. and Idaho street. Norwegian church.
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SITUATION WANiED-WUMA WITH 10Y
= seven years Old vans place ~ cook for free
dress Mrs. Z. taft, s9i chic street, st. Paul,
MINI.
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SITUATION MANTED-BN A WOMAN To
y do any kind Of work. city country. Ad
dress pls sixth avenue. upstairs
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AFFLICTED with scrofuIa

ever since she was one year old. For FIVE years
she has had running sore on one side of her
face. We tried every remedy recommended, but
nothing did her any good until we commenced
using Hoods Sarsaparilla My married daughter
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ANANIED-WE OFFER AGENTS BIG
" money. in exclusive territory. Cur safes
sell At sight in city OF country. agents first in
held sexual getting rich. one agent in one day
cleared Sbl.S0 20 can you, proofs and catalogue
free. address ALPINE rare company. No. s60-S1l
Clark street. Cincinnati. q.
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JUST ANOTHER CARLISLE JOB"
THE SECRETARY. WHO ISSUED TIE HOWARD
WARRANT. EMPLOYS coAcHMEN WHOM
r,tr cn,rpSNrNT PAYS

Washington oct y oSpcciah.-Thc hlackmains
oporations Of the immigration Bureau ar" begin
ming f. take political iinre Heretofore th"y haNr
been directed against steamship companies und'r
cover OF popular demand for restricted mmlSFa-
ton. and have had for their inmedisi" object "a"
creation Of 4 surplus which should furnish 90 ;h"
euroriuteudcnt and his commissioners IN" means
for dcfraying the expense % European ana "th'r
iunkets with a political campaign well under way.
however Il may be that IN" nephew 80 MS uncle
IN other words the Acting Superintendent ~ I'm
migration" - a title unknown % the law mas
tboupht II wise 10 earn claim for further distinc
tion hy prefcrring charges against L"Vi T. Morton
for 4 violation OF the immigration laws when. ne
must know. has no foundation whatever Secf"-
tary Carlisle. with that ready acfuleSc'nr' ID Jo"S
of every kind which dsting 1shes him from the
placing Of his personal and political friends on the
fraud roll" 70 paying the wages OF his body-ser-
wants out OF the public treasury ard clothing them
In the Carlisle livery at the expense OF the INK
payers has been only too ready TO place his nam"
70 a warrant OF arrest for Mr. Mortons coachman.
lately arrived from England
The motive which prompted the arres, Of John
James Howard is plain enough to the ordinary un-
derstanding Still. 1t may not be inoprortune TO
draw attention here to the law section OF the act
Of FnnrInry ~ Sa Of Aliens Under Contact shall
not apply to persons employed strictly IA personal
a personal or domestic servant. what is he?
And while on this important subject Of coachmcn
Il may not be afnlsS, perhaps, 10 "d" Attention ~
the fact before mentioned IN these dispatches. that
the Carlisle household servants are pdd out OF the
publc treasury. Here are their names. Richard
Green salary $50 year; Charles EdmOndson. sal
ar, .72p a year Charles Morgan, salary 900 year
These men are. in constant attendance upon Mrs
Carlisle In the character Of coachnan footman
tmtlsr etr as the occasion may require. The
horses used by the same household are fed by APP
propriations Of the public money. The hveres even
are said TO ~ paid for from the sarnc source The
carlisle, stable. In fact, costs the taxpayers some
s1I oo0 a wear The Secretary imagined perhaps that
by signing the warrant for thu arrest OF poor John
rI he
from his own establishment and do his party
great service.
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THE BROOKLYN RING SHOWS ITS POwEl
SOME FACTS ABorr NIKE" CUMMINGS TN
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR REGISTER

SOME FACTS ABorr NIKE" CUMMINGS tn
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR REGISTER
There is every indication OF the dlctaton OF II
Democratic nomination of Mike Cummings Il
pag,ster nv the discredited machine leaders. Gun
mines has been an office holder for score Of year,
and Identified with the od-time ring leaders -
,hrouah his career. He to The office OF CT
Clerk under Mayor Chap.n. and had his salary a
vancod step by step until 1t reached 5000 he W
in Office at the time OF the Columbian ce'ebrato
and one OF the clerks under him f. W. Price w.
indicted along with the Aldermen Supervisors az .
other officials mixed up in the scandal AS the hea
~ the Memorial and Executive Committee OF Il
q 4 r. ut that time cummings furnished T.
music for the parade OF the war veterans on G .
lun,bus Day and was paid $3.50 by the city. p
escaped Indictment however. As member Of Il ,
Monument Commission, Cummings had voice
awarding the contracts FOR the Soldiers and sailor
Arch.
The effort Of the men VINO sEieref upon Dem :
cratic REORGANIZATION in good faith last winter /,
secure now men AMI names on the Democrat )
ticket OF county officers entirey defeated -
the machine slate which went through just q,
in the palmy DAYS OF ring" rule. Every candida
has held more or less lucrative offices for yea
and their names household words N the Den
cratic ranks.
The nominations Of Tho regular and the ind
pandent Democrats for Congress ana all the non
nations OF hoth Republicans ana Democrats %
members OF Assembly in Brooklyn VII. De made
might.
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pR. JAMES MCALLUM FOR MAYOR.
TICKET or THE rOrVLIsTs AND THE CENTRAL
LABOR UNION POLICE DEMON NCED
ron cit FIRING

The Trade. Conference Committee ~ the Contra.
Labor Union met IN Clarendon Hal East Thir-
tecnfh-st las; evening ~ receive anl ac; upon the
rep,r, II , committee " ton which has been work
ing I'm conjunction with committee ~ the Peope's
p,rtv John Il Lennon was chairman and John J.
Klnn,aly secretary IN" committee reported that
the fol.owins candidate had been agreed upon a.
the Join, nominees II the Labor aud Pe'pe's parties.
and the nom.u,,ions were unanlmous.y 'auhed.
For Mayor pr James Mcca.ium. chairman -
IA. county COMMITTEE 81 the Peoples party. pres
dent ~ ths hoard of Aldermen. John y Lennon.
treasurer % "a. American Federation OF Labor ard
secretary - The JoIrneymll TAiors Union ~
,fne,lcn. Sheriff. George ". McCaSln. master
workman 81 District Association No. 70 knights Of
Labor and president u Franklin Associations Re-
corl.r Edwin " Chamberlain. lawyer. or No. III
West Forty seconds,: Judge - m" Superior Court
Ni.ho.as Ncn!ckoN. lawyer; Coroncr5 Or r. y
Foote IT, ~ so lcO Lexington ave. and ;. > cod
water formerly IN editor. who Is nov at'e"ihS
rou-se 80 lectures on Political ani social S"leic"
al Columbia College. , -.
address 70 the people and 70 all for hnlnca. al'
George Tomb'ea'a. - the G,hers mon w f,T
the noniucr az ~" lfhor ana ir3PH n,,at
,lubbinr n inoffensive clolkmek"rs By me iplce
81 Thursday evening. aud th' disclosures n'i'rf III.
e,..~y one pr Pnrkhurst had sounded the wafcry
ohiI rholi De- mat - IN" workIngfnen when ne
sait God forbid that Straus should he Mayor OF
thu city" ..,,,. y.,,.
adopted condcmnng the police FOR the.r h'ut1 1no
horrhc outrage I'm clubbing innocent ana lnrnvlSitr
Working pcop.e in Rutgers SQUARE on IhuTslay
snerches we're mad. by severa. delegates strongly
1,r'ounrine Tamlnany ulN and urging united enofi
to overthrow iis corrup, rule
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Democrats. We urge upon all voters In pohtcai
sympathy with and with those OF our ieIiow,,
citizens OF other organizations who nave )oiIIeii
lance until the last ballot has been counted anu
canvassed the end that our city may De re-
deemed and it's name no longer be Regarded as a
byword and reproach.,
The report was approved with man! evidences
of enthusiasm.
On motion Of William h. Ten EycK. COM
mittee OF one from each Assembly District was
81 pointed to III any VacaHcies which might &c
cur in the ticket
William Kellock made an earnest ADDRESS ure-
ing tho Young Republicans to stand firmly by the
principles OF their fathers George Is Deane the
veteran leader of the IXth Assembly District
moved that the convention adjourn. with three
cheers for the whole ticket and every name
upon IT, Democrat and Republican. Mr. Deanes
motsn was adopted and the convention ad-
journed with three rousing cheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
NOTES OLE THE CANVASS.

The Morton and Saxton Campaign Club Of the
With Assembly District will hold a big ratinca-
ton meeting at Blocker Hall Morton and Blocker
SITS, on Monday evening. As prelude the Pioneer
Corps OF the Lincoln club Will march from the
clubhouse No. IS Clinton Place, through the district
to the place OF meeting. Addresses will b. made by
Lispenard Stewart. Alfred r. Conkling y. Mckay.
X. G. o. Benjamin. Edwin Atwcll Colonel james
Farman. J. Murray Mitchell. Chase Mcllen. and by
the Republican nominee for Congress in the Xth
Congress District. Andrew J. Campbell. Nj Null
hall will sing patriotic and campaign songs Fred
erck IIaldy will call the meeting to order and viii
Introduce the presiding officer Clarence W. Bowen
The Pioneer Corps is a old and well-known orEan-
cation Its list OF officers comprises Major Whit
field Van Colt. Lieutenant Edward r. Gibbons.
Hampton f.. oakley. Sergeant-Major William Wood
bridge, Sergeants Moseyn Engler. G. X. Gibbons
and F.. r. Myer and Quartermaster-Sergcant John
J. Broughton
tiger hunt" will be held under the auspices Of
the Independence Clubs Campaign Committee on
Monday evening. a short parade OF the Harlem Re
publican clubs will precede the hunt" Among the
speakers who will take part In the hunt will be
Philip B. Low candidate for Congress In the XVIII
District; r. William Renhard. candidate for the
Assembly In the XXVIIth District; Elias Goodman
candidate for Alderman In the XXVIIth District:
General Sheridan 4. ID. Gromphert, Henry c. Robin
son. president OF the Harlem Republican Club. and
john T. Mcneil.
There Will be a ratification meeting at Blocker
Building. Bleecker and Morton sts.. on Thursday
evening next. under the auspices of Good Govern
ment Club +. which includes the With. IXth and
XIIlth Assembly districts l.. j. Callahan. president
Of Good Government Club +. will preside. Charles
Stewart Smith. Or. Parkhurst, W. Harris Roome
Prebe Tucker. Alfred r. Conkling and others who
Identified with municipal reform have been in
vitoG t. speak.
\ mass- meeting OF the First Voters Club OF the
XNvI Assembly District will be held this evening
az the Lexington Republican club. No. li2 East
one hundred and enth-st.
4 s-meeting Will be held by the G. G. Shayne
Republican club of the XVIII Assembly District
on Monday evening. October H. at Fischers Hail.
One-hundrej and -seventh-st. and hird-ave The
following will address the meeting: C. C. Shayne.
ex-senator W. J Parkinso:.. &. H. Treat and otto
Irving Wise. Max -. pullman will preside This
club proposes unit, win other organizations In
placing a candidate for the Assembly In the field in
opposition 10 Harvey T. Andrews, the nominee Of
the old Republican organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
MIR. QuIGG SPEAKS IN THE xIXTH

\ mass meeting under the auspices Of the regu
lar Republican organization of the Tenth Election
District Of the XIXth Assembly District hc.t
last night at No. SIS West FIFTY eghihst. The bis
hall was crowded. Louis J. Cooke in the chair
Resolutions indorsing the State and county tickets
were passed, and then Congressman Lemue r..
Quigg was introduced Mr. Quigg delivered stir
ring address. and heartily appauded. one
dsgrunted Democrat in the audience tried to
rattle" Ne Quigg, and got signay left" He
got out in shor. order followed by the cheers and
laughter which had greeted Mr.. Quiggs sharp bur
good humored and sarcastic retorts 70 the interrupt
ing comments OF the disciple OF Tammany Hal.
Speeches were also made by James Fairman John
X Van Wormer and Charles h. Page.
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To reach, reclaim and restore such untortunates
To health and happiness, is the aim of the publish
ers of book of IA pages written in plain but
chaste language, on the nature, symptoms and
durability, by home-treatment, of such diseases.
This book will be sent sealed, in plain envelope,
on receipt of this notice with ten cents in stamps,
for postage. Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
For more than a quarter of century physicians
connected with this widely celebrated Institution
have made the treatment of the diseases above
limited at their specially. Thousands have con-
suited them by letter and received advice and
medicines which have resulted in permanent cures.
Sufferers from premature old age. or loss Of
power will fine much Of interest in the book
above mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
COUNTY NOMINATIONS BY THE REFORMERs AND
CITY ONES BY THE REGULARS

COUNTY NOMINATIONS BY THE REFORMERS AND
CITY ONES BY THE REGULARS
The Democratic Party Reform Association. as the
Shepard Democrats In Brooklyn call themselves,
made their nominations for county officers last
ing The convention. held In the Johnston Build
Ing presided over by Charles j. Patterson.
The following ticket nominated by reclamation:
For Register OF Deeds, Frederic W. Hinrchs. OF the
Sixth Ward for County Clerk. Augustus G. Fischer.
OF the Eighth Ward; for County Treasurer, John
G. Kelley OF the Twenty-third Ward; for Associate
Justice OF Sessions. O. +. Finnerty OF the Thirty
first Ward.
The nominations OF the regular Democrats In
BROOKLYN for the city offices Of Controller and
Auditor were made last evening The convention
met in the Atlantic Avenue Atheneum. A. 5. Cam
eron was chosen 10 preside The names OF Halscy
Corwin and George +. Kinkel were presented for
the office Of Controller which the former fills.
votes 10 20 for Corwln.
For City Auditor the convention nominated
Charles o. Grim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
HOT FIGHTS FOR CONGRESS SEATS.

Democratic candidates In opposition TO the Tam
many Hall nominees for Congress are preparing 10
give battle IN the With. With IXTH and XlIlth
Congress. Districts and to spare effort TO defeat
Franklin Bartlett James J. Walsh. Henry C. Miner
and A. J. Cummings. who were put up In the dis
tricts named on Thursday night. Alderman Cor
nelIus FLYNN will dispute Mr.. Bartletts reelection
in the With. Edward j. Dunphy will appeal from
Tammany Hall TO the people Of the With for re-
election Timothy j. Campbell. who was turned
down" by Tammany; will run against Miner in tie
IXth and either John De witt Warner. also the
present member. or Lawrence =. Mlngey Will take
the field against Mr. Cummings. These candidates
will have State Democracy nomina lions and some
OF them are expecting Republican indorse ment ana
mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

,ovever that In certain districts efforts ws
bonp made to colonze voters In boarding ar
Furnished room houses. and In some instances
second-c.ass hotels. He gave the captains expit
orders to make q thorough investigation into u
subject. He directed them TO examine the reglsu
lists carefully and to verify the statements mar
hv every person registered from houses OF 4
character referred to as TO the length OF tin
the,, have lived in the districts where they inter
"a vote Mr. Byrnes also spoke TO the captain
about the duties OF the policemen who are detailt
at polling places on the day or registry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
RYRNES TALKS TO THE. CAPTAINS.

Superintendent Byrnes summoned al. the captains
of police and precinct commanders to headquarters
Yesterday morning and gave them special nstluc-
tons on subjects pertaining TO the coming cleo
ton The measures taken by the superintendent
10 prevent colonizng in lodging houses. by taking
census OF the dodgers thirty days before election.
have 80 far as can be learned been fruitful OF
good results
Mr. Byrnes IL Is said. has received Information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
DIR o'MEAGHERs NAME WILL STAY.

\ meeting of the Executive Committee o. the
Committee OF Seventy held yesterday atter-
noon AT the Chamber Of Commerce. Mter"ard
charles Stewart Smith said that letters OF accept
lnce had been received from AL the candidates on
the committees ticket. with the exception OF eS-
Clyil Justice Jerooman. The committee would WIN
hold these letters until they could be all given out
together.
\ delegation. headed by Theodore Suiro was re-
ceiyed from the German American Reform ln1on'
which desired to have DR. II. \. G. Anderson on
C'Neagher The conference yesterday ended IN the
Executive Committees retaining Dr. % Meaghers
name. . -
The Finance Committee was authorized TO, pro
vide HEADQUARTERS for the campaign Work OF tne
committee somewhere between Th!rtieth ana For
tle.h sts either in or near Broadway a Press
Committee with \. C. Bernhelm as the chairman,
was appointed and the committee adjourned 10
Monday