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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

The Smith 'wealers were hauled out
Of Springville last evening in wagons.
When Mayor Hall informed Smith that
he mad now arrived at the jumping off
D ace, Smith replied that he had
arrived at the Jumping-on place, and
otherwise spoke as though he was 60
ing to try the expedient of getting his
men on east few at time.
THE commencement exercises of the
Proctor academy occur this Thursday
evening. The public is invited.
HoN. WIN. 81. KING of Provo vas the
orator at the University commence
ment exercices yesterday in Salt Lake
city. The Salt Lake papers this morn
ing praise Mr.. Kings effort highly.
A COMPLAINT against Bengt John
son, IT., has been made IL Justice
Wedgwood's court by O. B. Hunting
ton, charging Johnson with interfering
with Huntington in the discharge of
his official duties as bee inspector.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-06-14

ICE CREAM % cents quart at Elite
bakery, opposite postnffice.
CHEAP rates to Salt Lake, June 10Th
via Union Pacific, Train leaves 7:45
q. m.
FOX good meal for very little
money 60 to the Provo City Bakery
and Chop House. No. 1l6 West Center
street.
THOSE baby carriages at Gates Fur
niture company's are strong, elegant
and cheap. These qualities must
move them along at rapid rate.
HAvERCAMP s. Co. are making farm
loans, three to five years. Interest IL
per cent. Write them, Provo. Utah.
Do YOU hear? Amt they squeez.
ing the shape out OF prices at the
Co-op2
BEYOND a doubt Irvine q Barney
has the finest display in their window
of ladies' and misses oxford ties ever
seen in Provo. Call and see them.
LADIES and gents clothing cleaned
dyed, and repaired at Van Voorhis >
Cos. Opposite county courthouse.
REFRIGERAToRs, best makes, lowest
prices at Taylor Brothers company.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
rrtccop.T VISSFONiRY COUNCTL.

Hartford Conn. oct. 22-There were about forty
h,sbons and over 200 laymcn and clerical delegates
In attendance AZ the second session of the Mission
,ry Council Of tn. Episcopal Church. when opened
4, chris, church at o'cock this morning hiShop
williams. Of Connecticut. presided me business
s.ssion was preceded by Holy communion admin
,s,.r.l bv Elshop Doane. OF Albany, assisted by
Hshop COKE and the Rev. J. +. Fancon The ad-
,lr, ss Of the morning read by the Right Kew n
cleveland COKE Bishop of Western N"w-lork. on
"Angl.can Missions" The subject OF the AnSh-
can Missionary Conference In LONDON was as
c,s,el bv Assistant Bishop Hale OF Springfield HI
p,,h,, r,lhof Of Wyoming: Bishop Walker, Of
North Dakota and Bishop Perry. OF Iowa The
usiia. reports were presented and read -
This afternoon there was n meeting or the w oii-
ans Auxiliary at the parish -house OF Trinity
t'hurch This evening the general topic o: discus
sion was ''pomestic Missions Including Missions to
thc Coorcd People"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
KNOWLEDGE
,rInr. comfort and improvement and tends

Brings comfort and improvement and tends
10 personal enjoyment when rightly used The
many who live better than others. and enjoy
lie more with less expenditure by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being. VIII attest the value
to health OF tine pure !Iuid laxative princlpies
embraced In the remedf. Syrup OF Figs.
Its excelle:"" is due 10 Its presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant To the taste
Tho refreshing and truly beneficial properties OF
nerfect laxative; effe ,tually cleansing the sys-
tern. dspeng colds. headaches and fevers. and
permanently curing constipation. 1t has given
satisfaction to millionH ana met with the ap-
nroval OF the medical profession because 1t acts
on the kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weak
enine them and II Is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance
Svrup of Figs Is for sale by al druggists in Soc
and 81 bottles. but II is manufactured by the
california Fig Syrup Co only, whose name Is
nrnted on every packag.. also the name. Syrup
Of Figs. and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
.DON'T BLAME ME FOR IT."
-->.xrR SAYS HE HAD no HAND IN
THE DETENTION OF HOWARD

-covD DAY OF THE K''h"''>"H ""NiN"I
..,,,.e -, o,C1iMAN- SECRETARY CAR
Mi' " -
Isles CONTENT ''n'''' ~ i'''''
AID TlrE NcW-YoRK DEMOCRACY.
,,l,rt of Inquiry appointed by John
lne : s.re,ar, II the Treasury of the United
O'".' ,.o,,,s into the case Of John James
sair'' ~ ,,n,,s,ic servant Of Levi T. Morton held
TowaiU' 49,. .,..s.srla, ON Evis Island The de-
~ hnai S' I,o,,,b. that Howard w,s a do
esoh 3" -. and ,,t within the provisions Of
mestc ~ bitch N. vas Illegally arrested aod
the "a" ,,a.,rv .,eh dil not OF course have
has r." - NJ carlisle Intunctions didn',
any enc. - ,nd decisions of Tinted Si,les
go 4" .." vi.h Jr Carlisle MIR car
Courts 'N No., tho pernocracy .f N.v-yorI< N
Isle "'"' ,,t,, Ito has lona j, IN , way
~ p''''"r ,,1i,. ,,rovcrt \cw-yort pamoc-
which viii ,.f,,.,, ,,o,, ~, for bs,, n,,iu
raoy rom -. u, ,o,,io,, M, sus,r rms,
III "a ~ ..,., hin, an uuwarr,nted confidence
seem' 1., A.. u he,re, OF those in atllic,ion and
n h's
cisi' -. ,r.us. committee appointcd bv NJ
w" -, .,,.,r,nh consisting of Edward J. Me
CarHs" t...,. - c,r,,nn CHARLES q t,,chie~ and
Sweeney. flii'p J. ''''i'"'i N'''''N " r-''"' o.
r Lee W. session. Tho poor victim of MIR
ca-lisie's states nan'n'p was cohhned III room, !"
which be was sH'' '"''''" "' Ian -
e1A''' g, ,,,.d ~, the vounr nan with stern
Bureau ",'. ,,...,,r,,ss ,,1 ,,o,r.,. scared the
o -, ~ him hv iher serious looks and impjoi
Ms ,. o, what was likely to happen to him. Since
Howard mas been IN CUSTODY ne mas pee" -
s,5 and So overwhelmed with authority ana
pd1s .h,, 10 has h.en made 10 feel that II
soenniN ''"' ." -, c,,., ,.n, so,d
,hs case Slts against H''' VII N"'''''' wa
'H' - s,,,a American siberia The greatest care
hin 70 -. :, ,,r,,.e,, uoyar3 from talking TO
mas been taken 20 prevent Ho""'t .''' '""'''s ~
,,,or;ers o. any one else. IN fact
s,r,. time before his counsel Frank H.
II va ,r.,..l >, 500 and talk with him. Fina.-
Fa'" " - ..,,..i.a
-. ,,.ce.3ines Yesterday on Ellis Island were OF
Ihe pro-, -, - ,, .x,o,, ,r scrner
the star chdmUvf o'"'' W "'' 'N''' | w
.As members OF the Board OF Inquiry. ana counsri
'e - ., he rr...snt Il was the evident intent
was a''' ....t,,,,. ,,ri,.a,, and ., 10, no
70 keep tne pI'cr' 'I"sS S''''''' pa " - - 49,
public know as little ABOUT wha' look P'"Oe H' 'iV
.,-,r A. was possible When reporters asked 10
s,.,.s ., ,na meeting Of the board. Dr SEN
be admll''I '' '''' NV '''N -.
rer quoted passage from the law reE"u'ns '"'
-" '...-- - iruiqrarts which ala not apply %
eNaH"d''" w -, - 49,, o,,i,.
the case IN hanl AZ all. anu "heh "e was many
-, so s,id .XcU I can't help IT,"
Wv ,, .ha. ,ho ,,aotir,, ~ tho hoo ri
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WORKING FOR THE AMENDMENT
THE SOCIETY or FRIENDS URGES THE ADoP-
TION OF TIE ANTI GAMBLING CLAUSE.

THE SOCIETY or FRIENDS URGES TIE ADoP-
TIoN or THE ANTI GAMBLING CLAUSE.
The following letter has been sent out to the
newspapers from the Society Of Friends. urging
their help in advocating the adoption of the Anti
Gambling amendment:
The Religious Society of Friends. having always
borne testimony against lotteries, gambling and
kindred vices. believing them to be inherently
and prcjudicial to the best Interests Of the
State. view. therefore. with satisfaction. the oppor-
tunity offered 10y the proposed "Anti-Gambling
amendment 10 the Constitution to proniblt THESE
demoralizinC evils IN The State OF Newly ork
Recognizing the power of the press for good the
Committee Or PhiianthrOpic Labor OF New-f ork
Yearly Meeting earnestly appeal FOR their active
support in advocating the adoption OF this amend
nent believing with an editorial writer that IL
adopted il alone Is worth all the labor ana expense
of the Constitutional Convention.
The appeal Is signed 10y John William liuichin-
son chairman. Mariana W. Chapman. secretary:
Harriet Cox Mcdowell secretary of Executive
Committee. and Ellwood BurdsoN. superintendent
of DEPARTMENT on Lotteries and Gambling.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
A POPULAR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EX GOVERNOR MCORMICK IS MAKING vIGOR.

OUS FIGHT IN THE IST DISTRICT.
Ex-Governor r. c. Mccormick, OF Jamaica, L. L.
who has been nominated for Congress by the Re-
pubicans OF the Ist Congress District s extremely
popular among citizens Of all parties on Long
Island and has in previous campaigns greatly low
cred Democratic majoriiies. In nominating OK
Governor Mccormick the Republicans kne" tha'
numbers OF Democrats are ready TO vote for
candidate for Congress who cannot be charged win
,,o,rone,encv. In Arizona he was known the
bes, Governor the Territory ever had and as a man
OF frmn@ss, impartiality. great ability and moor
ruptible integrity. Mr. McCornick was DIRECTOR
General from this country 10 the Frencn f-NpDs!oi
I'm 1876 was Governor # Arizona ana twice repre-,
sented the territory In Congress senator rrye' Oh
on Friday night. Congressman Boutelle VIII speaKH
A. Jamaica on October 90 Senator Fasse;t WI!
sneak AZ Glen Cove Friday night, ana Senat or
saxton a; Port jefferson on November = TX
Governor Mccormick and his friends are hopefu OF
his success.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Thc German American ReiuDllcAn mo- " NV
With Assembly District. held big meeting at
tho Lincoln club 80 80 Clinton Place. last even
ing f. f. Schultz explained the tariff issue ana
gave statistics proving the pernicious ehect t"t
Wilson tariff would have upon the induStFlai an"
business interests Of tn" country E1"arh '""'-
bert dwelt upon David H. iills record a. a s'eAI''
Of lecislaturcs and u ma chine politician, and {.
# rouh eynoscd th. infamics Of Tammany Iial'
I'm a vigorous appeal to the German Americans TO
unito and SWEEP the Wigwam robbers from the
offices thoy had looted and degraded The speakers
were received with great enthusiasm.
The Buaiross M"n's Republican 'Iup 81 III"
with Assembly District Will hold a ratification
,no.,,rr saturday evening" November 3. at Hul-
son AMI Barrow SITS. 'ol'n"' Nhllam L. 9"'"'
has promised t. speak
Tho Morton and SaXton Campaign 'Iup OF inc
WIN Assembly District is an especially "'1''
organization dad is constantly aggrr"SlN" FACTOR
I'm the present campaign The club has Just o.
tabshcd a bureau Of information AT 80 - I'm
,ou Place under the supervision a.; W. W. W MT
ncv jr It VIII l." oreu every evening from TO
10 o'clock until Election Day. Tn" method and ap-
picaton ~ the present ballot law VIII d. eA-
nlaincd by n special committee appointed Tor Wa'
nurpose The club has sent ont io.Vs' postal cards
telling every voter IN the With Assembly p'S-
,rict Of this newly established fund oi ini'rh''
tion
CItlzens wAo are I'm favor of honest gov '"in""'
viii assemble I'm nIss-mseung 80 Tenth avenue
Hal. Twenty ghth-.;. and Ienih-aVc '1'@ '''''7
80, ....... ,. .,. An,i-r amman. Dcnlo.rIc,
Nhi'' '''' - - -, -, ,t. ,..l.-
of the Nlllth Assembly hl'''I'' N'o"' '"'
known speakers who Will address ;he auii"n"" are
- .-,.-t. r.,,.s ..t,-i.u A.. lrap H. Parker. james
~ t5ri, '"",,,.t ti.y,u'l.r = Bacon. q BTo'k-
VI il''H' ,.'.'"- .N''i .....,sr TG.-,-s AfaJr..
'tn |''' o. d" d.. i,.r,..,li.,u ~tlt.
M, ,,,, ions ,,ill hr h. ly thD Henry
~ q. t.,. -. i.-i p.|iil.,tu cub under ta'
us '"a ~ .Ia vnrfon 'ni Sayion Camp1im cub
auspices q 't' al'''''' 81" .i...''. , 90. African
~ tn Win -.i MY '' 49,, 80 S,,i','
Methods tiHt-ll'ptt j.. ."', M on Thursi,y.
=. hT-. ,.'' t.,-.t' ,'- slr, ua-r.atir songs
Ihr ''ol' 90. M, ',,.,L.rs vlll alircs, trr
~ ami Inc, ,'''S .,,.. i,t V,n totf John Murray Mtch-
a. ,.,.,,rt s-.,, ,rt Alfred r. Cluk3E. tn Rev.
r.L ~, i''I In..-,,.E ,ri nthcrs
'i ".r .,o ,r'r,'...,'.nt ~ me campaign commit
'h''t ."' ,,r,.''' ,....lt tf.,r. ,s ;h. XNth
20 -, ~ -, .tf,.1 meeting viii ha
". ~. ,.- No.. Trfrf, flflrfh-s'. this
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE s1MpsoN.cAMPBELL CONTEST

.
The Police Commissioners held special meeting
Yesterday 10 decide upon the legality Of the certIi-
Gates of nomination on file by number OF candi-
dates IN whose cases protests have been submitted
10 the board and 10 pass upon the independent
nominations The question Of the Legality ot John
Simpsons certificate Of nomination as the regular
Republican candidate for Congress in the lHth Con-
grsss District, was taken up. Mr.. Simpson was on
hand with counsel 10 argue his case. Congressman
Timothy J. Campbell. who is cOntestng the legahty
OF Mr. Simpsons nomination. was also present. with
his counsel ex-Judge Donohue Long arguments
and afidavits were presented on each side.
In executive session President Martin moved that
the name OF John Simpson be printed on the oihc.al
ballots Of the Republican party for Congress IN the
lXth District. Commissioner Murray moved an
amendment strike out the name OF John Simpson
and substitute the name OF Timothy j. Campbell
The vote the amendment resulted in ue'
Messrs. Murray and Kerwin voting aye and Mar
TN IN and Saeehan no vote was then en-. 'aken On
and Sheehan voting in the affirmative and Murray
ana herw!n IN the negative. 49,. -.
President Martin said after the meeting that IN
Wv Wv OF me tie vote on the resolution ana amend.
ment, the board had practically refused 70 PRINT
campbe Or and ehs OF the b "a ana 20 b
courts to have the LEGALITY Of their certificates es-
The Commssione-8 heard protest to the nom!na-
TTon OF Michael Redmond for Alderman In the
,uh~sen,y-fourth wv Ward. Redmond was nominated by
.he NeS-York State Democracy. He a.so received
an a.. independent nomination. Coroner Shea objected
a.; 'ne Independent certificate the ground that 1t
~ WIZ mHt nave sufficient number OF signatures.
Imam f. DAILY asked that the board print official
aniWior Os ior Peter Appel and David II. MacIvain,
andI'aaachine and achine Republican candidates for Alderman
oT ms names OF the candidates for State and county
five =. Inc request was opposed by representa-
board 0 sddr .ne Repuican County committee The
"e' VIII decide on the protests later.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NOW ST LOTIS DTSPOSES or GARBAGE

g Louis oct - (SpeciaD.-The Merz system OF
rarbaer disposal. which is operated 10y the 81 LOUIS
Sanitary Company. under ten years contract was
iny,,oc;el To-day by the commissioners appointed 10y
N,vor (;ir,v The wet garbage Is placed In re
cevers where It drains. II is then put into steam
iackctcl dryers. where it IS constantly stirred Tor
three hours Transferred 10 retorts ii is saturated
with nanhtha which dssolves all the grease. ana this
* then distilled of The residue Is ground up hne'
placed In packs and sold for fertiii|ins purposes
bringing IS a ton. The grease. which Is odorless, Is
sold also for s. ton - nrm or soapWakers. Like
all utilization processes, this has VIE smell whlch
the works The people in Detroit protested -
~ the civ The St Louis pant ia we'll out
of the city limits. The city pays the company 81 80
nothing The average amount is lsO tons day
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
HOPING FOR SPEECH FROM GEN. HAI
RISON

Ex-President Harrison Is expected to arrive In
this city tomorrow afternoon. His cT'an1 is said
TO be purely Of a business nature. and advces from
indianapolis say II" will not talk politics during his
stay here.
Up AT the Republican State Committees mead
quarters. however. they are hoping that General
Harrison will stroll into the surcharged political at
mosphere on the south side OF the hotel. Chairman
Iackett and Messrs. Ode, Kenyon and Fox
all saying that II General Harrison breathes In q
little OF the smoke OF battle which hangs thick In
the vicinity OF Twenty third-st and Fifth-ave.
they will get him 10 talking for his former col
league. ex-Vice- President Morton. The prospect Is
decidedly good for speech from him.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CUEdP POWER FOX BTFFILO

Buffalo y. Y, oct "a petition from the NJ
agara Falls Power Company asking for grant to
put wires through the city for the distribution OF
electric power was transmitted to the Board Of
Aldermen this afternoon. The petition bears pc
cuiar interest because 1t is the first official step In
Buffalo In an enterprise which It Is believed VIII
revoiutlonze the industries of this city and pace
them in the most commanding position by giving
tn.m the cheapest and most abundant power In the
world.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
W p DAVENPORT FOR CONTROLLER.

rrrt. DEMOCRATS ~ HEooKLYN DECLINE TO
ACCEPT oyERTvHEs FROM THE SHEPARD
FACTION AND MAKE THEIR $pMi%ATioNS.
Tho ororts to secure the union OF the Demo 'r1tlc
,,c,ions IN Hrooklyn upon IA. local nominations.
.,t ..,ccIally u.on the candidates for '"nff""s.
havo nroyed entirely futile II was decided hy th"
rvocutiyo committee OF the regular OF Bell b'in"-
Gratis las, evening 10 reject ~" oycftur-s ~ III"
shcrard wing. and the vacancy IN Their h'h''
caused hy the -c'usal of George kinkel :" rNh
for Controller was ncl by The nomination OF
william y Davenport
There wcre nuy members OF the Executive CON
rnit,cc a, the meeting. which VAS presided over
hv H.rnsrd j York The letter % Edwari VI.
shepard proposing union upon candidates ior con
gr.ss was laid before the body and was discussed
II was finally decided. by vOt" Of % I" - ""
reject the offer on the ground that II cam" too
late and that II should hav" been presented hc-
for, nominations had been made.
The committee then proceeded to MI IN" va
caucv I'm the city ticket caused by the refusal OF
George Klnkc 10 permit the us" ~ his nam" ~
candEIafr Tor Controller Several names we're pre-
scntcd. ana finally the choice icll upon "lll'"ih
Iavcuuort. Of the TWc1tcih ward
MIR Davenport is lawyer. and EIis the IicratN"
office Of Public Administrator AT present. lie y 4
val. graduate and a member OF several oi Inc
leading clubs OF the city. He was atP"ht"l iuhhr,
Administrator when George y Abbott, "hp hhd
held the Office elected Surrogat" TIRE" years
ago. Assurances w"r" received thht IN" hoiil"'
tion would be accepted
The Shepard Executive fOmmiitc" had meeting
last evening prepared to act II the Bell people
gave Il favorable reception To their over luI's but
Vhcn they were rejected they adjourned without
doing anything further In the matter
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
1T WILL BE A GREAT GATHERING.
THE DEMOCRACY MAY HEAR SOMETHING DROP
AT THE COMMITTEE OF sEvENTY's MASS
MEETING TO-NIGH'

MEETING TONIGHT
The Committee OF Scyentys first grand ratiiica-
ton and mass meeting will be held at Cooper
Union this evening and II promises 10 be "A mag
nincent dcnonstra by the lovers OF clean gov
ernment and thorough municipal reform. 1t cdn
hardly be surpassed either in size. hrillianry or
enthusiasm this year. The speakers rc.y"'ent
many different phases OF reform work, anl their
utterances viii be OF unusual weight car. ScnGfH.
Chares 5 Fairchild. Or. Parkhurst, Seth i.o"
William Il. Grace. Myer S. Isaacs. Professor Joha
H. Van Amringe. William \ Ellis Charles j.
Flammer James G. Carter Edward Kas and
James G. Brady will speak ten minutes each Huch
an array OF talent is seldom brought together Tor
one meeting. The Committee OF Scventy's candi-
dates will be present as listeners. Joseph LarocI'e
chairman or the Committee OF seventy. wlL pre-
side Arrangements for seating all holders OF iiai-
form tickets have been made the front rows beng
reserved.
Among the vicc-pres!ien,s appointed are the fol-
lowing. W Seward Webb. Joseph II. Choate. Wager
Swayle. Alfred r. Conkling. Noah Davis. Ernest
Harvier, julius Harburger, Kari Haus'r. Thomas r;
Kedtrg. Pcrcival knautn. Walter Logan. Daniel
Bu:terhed. :. V X. Cruger Chauncey NJ D"pc",
James y. Blanchard. Charles y. PEABODY, cornelius
y Bliss. Julien 7. Davies. Henry l.. Howiand l.. T..
Chlttcndtn. Horace Russell. El!hu Root. Brayion
Ives. John J. Quinlan Herman INddeT, H. koih-
schild Julius Sachs. Henry Schn Joseph Il S'nucr,
Iawrence r. sexton RI tnc4S NJ s'coti NtiI'' ;',i.
Ter. WiD!am NJ Evaris Stewart l. MooI3Id Henry
Fredtr.ck Brown f'reicr.cE j. Tappsn Thomas l.
James Richard Watson Glider. Henry ". cannon.
Thomas C. Patt Daniel q. Rollins, AnSon - Nc
Cook Francis VI. Bixby. Alexander Bremer. Charles
J. Canda. Smith Ely. Francis - Murtha. John )
Murphy. Robert S Minturn. Robert Gricr Monroe.
James O'Bricn. oswald Ottendorfer, Willard Par
ker Isaac stern Rlgnal H. Woodward. Wheeler II.
Peckham. Louis +. Post. John Fenncl. Roger Foster
Austen O. Fox, Lawrence Godkin and Daniel oCon-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WIssIG FORCED OFF THE TlCKr

WlSSIG FORCED ofF Ihf Il'Nf'-
In spite of Philip Wiss!gs protest that ih"r' w"r"
thousands Of worse men in Tammany Han than
himself ~x-Aiay0r Grant succeeded In driving him
off the Tammany ticket a caniidat" for Assem-
blyman yesterday. and Wlssig gent his dcclination
10 the Office Of thr Police Commissioners. where IT
was nlod. DRY Dollar" sullivan assembled the
IIId District Tammany Hall Committee at the
CoHanchc club 80. 2o1 BoWery. last evening. and
nominated young Daniel O'Rcllly 10 take his pace.
He is son OF Police Justice DAME. Reilly Su1-
vans predecessor In the district leadership VINO died
in Ireland TWO years ago. He f. twenty four years
old. and belongs 10 the firm Of Evans Il oR"ily,
lawyers No. a FranklIn-st
IN" virtuJus spdsm OF Indignation as 10 Nlss!S
did extend to his running mate for Alderman
Of the INA District Charles Silver Dollar" Smith.
Wlssg's friends were nc' slow In declaring last
night that Smiths reputation was II anything more
nnsavOry than the rX-hsscmbiymans. When Smith
rcpro scnt"l the old Win District In the Assembly.
In the days Of John j. OIIrlcn il IS doubtful
whether New YORK sent "A representative VINO was
considered corrupt and open 10 purchase. But
he is allowed to remain on the Tammany ticket
alongside with such vlrtu0us patriots a Hugh j.
Grant and Frcd rick Smytb.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
orfYcrRS or 7HE coryrr MrDIcAL SOCIETY

Tho Nov-Yo~l, County Medical Society held It's
erhtv-ninth annual election last evening III N"
Ncw- York Aca lenv o. Medicine. NO. Il west for-
ty-third ST. Dr Eebert II Graniin received 4''
votes aul was elected president Ills oppohe"
pr Henry Dwight Chaplin. received I'' votes
There were four candidates for TWO HIS, '.
uresilenfs Dr Richard Van Santvoord received lt'
.o,.s and Dr Wendell g. Phillips loj votes ana
thcv ,,or. declared elected. Ir Henry h. 'romp'
ton and pr August Catlle withdrew as candidates
for first Vice. president
Dr : Henry Dessau was elected S'co"' w
t,,. IT. CHARLES II Avery secretary: Dr.
,,.ui,or, = Eulari assistant se.'etary. and pr.
iohu Warren treasurer For censorsa oa iF,torl
- t,tsb.r 3l! a;eorg, r. Jackson 2'i Charles H.
tt,t,tt NJ, and Charles l.. Gibson l@