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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
SrowFp rHr R0BRpRS ms pAyEEooK.

Alliance Ohio. OF. ll-Elias Henderson. a wealthy
farmer. wa awakened early yesterday morning 10y
his frcnt DOOR bens smlshe 80 pe.es Five masked
men thine lia'ey appeared IN his bedroom. Three OF
the robbers covered him and his vito with reVov,rs
while the other Two T..nsacksd the house securing
so two gold watches jrwe.ty AMI s!.verwarc valued
st $1,000 Then the leader % the sang informed
Henderson that a neighpJr MI tld him recently
h. mad 200 secreeI about the house and that
II II was not produced they would murder
him asd his wife They protested thai their money
Nas In the bank AMI 20 convince the robbers opened
small safe mat in the house aad showed
them their handbook prove IL. The robbers then
lell. Henderson, who has been invalid for sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

Westchcstcr County. sos; Albany County,
loc) Rochester. 200; Enira. 109o; Syracuse. 60,
ana the scattering. Italian Republican clubs
IRE being formed nightly in this city and in Brook
yn. Active in this work % organizing the Italian
voters is F. G. Besito the we-known Italian Re-
publican of Brooilyn Mr.. Beisito has been en-
powered by Mr. Hgckott. chairman Of the Repubii-
can state Committee to travel from one enf OF the
state to the other, speaking and organizing among
the Italians IS he goes. ila has done mu>h good
work for the Republican .party and understands
perfect,y the position Of his countrym"n Ia this
campaign He says that he has never before seen
such a unarlm!ty Of opinion among Italians they
will work and vote for the Republican ticket and
do everything in their power to defeat Tammany
both in the city and State elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
THE ACTION AGAIN DISMISSED

The action brought By Della Keegan to rsco,..
10000 damages from Russell Sage for breach :.
promise Of marriage, which has been pend,n, -
the Court OF Common Pleas for several Years ~
been dismissed. The case appeared on the c,lenS.S
for trial yesterday morning before Chief Judge Daxs
inc ne ri,ing made nv Judes Bookstatlesrr' follow
months ago. who after hearing elaborate srta
ments, came to the decision that the conn'a7..
would have 10 be dismissed inasmuch as the ct
In suit was barred by the statute Of lilnlta,io,s
Mrs keegan employed as a seamstrcss In ~
house OF Mr. Sage IN 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
TO HoLp IT'S RATIFICATION MEETING.

The Morton and Saxton Campaign Club Of the
XNIVth Assembly District viii hold its ratica-
ton meeting at No 1904 Park-ave.. this evening
The following speakers Will address the meeting
jacob Kemple Of West Virginia. General G. II. T.
Coils "A & Robinson. Of the Harlem Republican
club and the Republican candidate for Congress,
Philip B Low. and the candidate for Assembly.
Louis II. Bold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
ANTI MACHINE MEN OF THE With.

The Anti Machinc Republicans Of the With As
sembly District held their usual monthly meeting
OF Wednesday night at their clubrooms. No. III
Clinton Place. ii. clay Piercy presided. ald IN
rooms were crowded to overlooking with members
Of this strong and enthusiastic organization. George
Mulraison was unanimously elected executive mem
Der in the place OF c. l.. Bible. VINO has resigned,
having left the city The following committees
were then elected. Conference Committee As
sembly and Alderman Nominations, n. j. Pieic,
Otto Ostsrwald and Albert Levy: Campaign, George
Mulraison. chairman, II. Nowak. sscretaTy, Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
CDNEESSED TO TWELVE NTPDERS

Cheboygan. Mica. Oc;. il-Georse Van Taylor,
who WAS in jai, here charged with the murder OF
Gus" Genesmerc. committed suicide yesterday by
cutting his throat with razor. In letter he tells
wnere 10 ind Gcuesmcre's clothing and Sll. and
says he had "chum" and Is g,lt that they iii not
get hlln. tie confessed to twelve murders. bur.
h. oa.y twenty-five year y. AK, tnh- Is prob
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
DENIAL FROM MR.. RYRNES

Supcrint cndcnt Byrucs yesterday denied the t"s-
ttnony given fore the l.cNow Committee on
Wednesday by John II. LummOn, Of the Parkhurst
Society who said that MIR Byrn"s WAS present
during the French bal at Madison square Garden
on February lat. and witnessed many acts OF
disorder Mr.. Byrncs Faid.
The statement before the LcNow committee Is
absolutely false in every particular wha not
present ~ any time during IN" bal in m" Madison
Snuar. Garden. never was In the vin"-room IN my
NE and even now do not know whore II Is IN IN"
huilding ON the night IN qIefton ] went to the
Garden at 8 o'clock / went away before any
guests had arrived"
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THINGS ARE CHANGED NpW

o-Dl1 you have any talk win captain Martens
phen he was in command OF the fremont polio"
about having your plac" selected ~ the polling
placc- \ 40. Mr. Hamilton attended 10 surh
outside business might say that my SHOP Is
used q the polling place this year but no bonus
was demanded. 0.aughi"rl
Mr.. CON The investigation by tho i-"xo" com
mittoc may have stopped that ! wish 10 inform
tho committee that from letters which have com"
20 m" from various parts Of IN" city b"HrN"
that II has been the general prdciio" for m" poll'"
10 receive = bonus for designating polling places.
There are over LOO poln places In IA" city.
I'm reply 10 a question by Senator IeNow. The
witness said he had heard talk among his friends
and acduainiaLccs to III" effect mat ih" police
rolling -plarcs Iic did not know tn" ward man To
whom h. had paid the 81, last year
Mr. l;nf said h" had another brutal clubbing
case which We might present 20 IN" motto" 81 IN"
committee. but he would not take m tim" " ~
IL Yesterday. Senator ls"NO~ then announ' ed An
al inurnment until next Tuesday ~ 1919 m
If " expected that IN" committee WIN ~ Tor
tbroc DAVIS next week. and then take recess
nnflI afinr rI,ctOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

policemen in that precinct in league with thieves.
He said that about month ago Policeman Allen
woke him up al midnight and said that his place
had been broken open and that he found man
in the cellar.
when got up and examined the place" said
the witness II did then see that there was
anything missing The policeman asked me what
he would do with the prisoner. and told him to
let him GO The man pretended to be intoxicated.
Afterward / missed $50 worth of cigars. The next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

OF policy books part Of the time. and he also had
looked after some confidential work, such as getting
bal FOR who were arrested, but he had not
got as high as hacker in the business. Asked
TO describe the policy business he said that IT
was based on daily drawings 1T the lesalized
lotteries at CovinCton ara Franklin. ny. TIE win
ming numbers were sent in cipher dispatches twice
each day to =. J. Con!on in Jersey city. Nobody
but Conlon could read the dispatches. The witness
produced dispatch. lie said that Conlon sent
the numbers by telephone to the hackers, who
in turn telcphoned them 70 the writer's Running
slips written at all of the policy shops for the
information Of customers after each drawing
but payments OF hits made only after the
official slips were received The witness produced
samples of both slips
nScy az {Gn dT OF GG hG Sa 6ao Gs ,sd
men" Then there are Jake" shipsey. Corneliua
Parker. BILLY" Meyers Ed Hogan. Charley"
I.andauer "Dick" Cannon. BILLY" aiorton Murray
and others, about fourteen in ali.
Q-Do these men divide the city into districts FOR
except Parker VINO bucks" against FL! the others
Shpsey takes the put all" hits. That is. when q
man buys slip winch makes him liable to win
Loo or more, the writer passes that over T. Ship
sey who has plcnty Of money ana can stand a
Zig loss. other hackers have districts such as
TIE Hebrew district on the E.St sGe, the negro
Down near Wal!-St. brokers put AS high as Slo0 on
a number while women ana children Oh the Eas;
Side make penny and t"o-cent plays.
HOW THEY TEMPT SCHOOL CHILDREN
Q-Are school children sometimes allowed TO
make plays in the pccy shops? A. Way over on
the East Side there is what Us called the SAT-
ward" in Captain Sehert's precinct. where the
children with their school books under their arms
let in to play the game. and have seen a
policeman standing guard at the door.
Q.-Was the policeman there to protect the chill
more I par G rGiTE' US tin city has beo
divided into districts by the policy hackers? A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
s NJ. JARVIS RESIGNED THE REcEIvERsHyp

Joseph c. Wil.etts, OF No q Wal-st.. was yests,
day appointed receiver Of the Jarvis-COnkn Nm
gage Trust Company ny Judge I.acombe, in the
United States Circuit Court, in pace OF Samuel n
Jarvis resigned The resignation Of Mr. Jarvis wiz
in accordance with a recent suggestion Of Judgs
Iaeombe when ne denied the Application o. Nh
Elizabeth Garner OF Bristol England. for the r.
rnovaI OF the receiver AIR Jarvis was membr
OF the ReorganiZa ton Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

was convicted once, hut that mistake. 1t
was arranged have him plead guilty. but he for
cor and pleaded not guilty, ana Recorder Smytn
railroaded him. 0aughter)
The witness said he never had witnessed the pay
r1enf of money 10 the police hut he was certain
that money paid by he policy hackers to 'nX
Inc police captains. Since the Investigation Of the
Polio. Department was begun about tov pOcy-shops
had been close! in this city, but tc0 were sal run
ming within few days. The witness produced "A
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DFES INDICTED ~ HILWA ThEE.

Milwaukee. WIS. Oct. u.-Twenty-hve railway
men. including Eugene V. Debs. president OF The
American Railway Union were indicted by the
United States Grand Jury which completed It's
work yesterday. The jury was unanimous In It's de-
cislon 10 nod Debs and his railway associates for
trial 1T the October term Of the District Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
the MYSTERY STGAR WAR.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. oct. 1.-THE iowa WhD'esl!e
Grocers' Association IN spccil meeting las; nigh;
decided 70 meet Chicago jobbers prices on sugar and
stand ny the rules Of the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

H. Foster. Treasurer: Frank Carroll. John ODon-
nell William j Holland Stephen Cavanaugh Q.
Osterwald. Charles Schwendemann Albert Levy
and James c. Allison. ,,.,. IN,
The Republican organization Of this district VIII
meet in the cubrooms tonight to nominate an AS
sembyman and Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12


William Brookheld TX chairman of the Repubi-
can State Committee. was a caller at Republlcan
boadouarters Yesterday. lie was feeling first rate
oy.r the political situation and said TO "A Tribune
reporter:
..Rrpublican prospects are in a hourshing con
dton all along the l!nc. Looked ~ from any poni
of view We have better grounds for claiming the
State and city in advance than have the Demo
Gratis Nothing Is going 10 prevent the ant-Tan-
many forces with Nh Strong at their head. from
winning in this city. and Democratic buster about
capturing the next Assembly Is not founded on rea-
son careful examination Of the nominations
made In close Assembly districts Will reveal the
fact that the Republican candidates are the strong
.r and are conceded to be stronger In their re-
spcctiye districts. II Is true that when IN" Demo-
Gratis gerryma ndcrcd the State they carved mum
b,r of Assembly Districts on partisan lines. intend
ing 20 make them safely Democratic. II Is possible
tnaj the Republicans may lose IN one or TWO OF
these doubtful districts. but from present indicd-
tons the chances are In favor OF the Republican
ma jory IA the Legislature being Increased instead
ol diminished The victory. however, VIII b. no
NaikoVer. II Is going to require good honest. hafd
work all along the lne. and without any laIterinE
This les "A Republican year, ana "A large prrcehths"
OF quiet voters throughout the STATE who nes y
announce in advance what they expect 10 do VIII
cast their votes FOR the Republican ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
FROM the MISSISSIPPI TO the LAKES

Erule. :. D.. oct. ll-Engineer John krey. Of
Duluth with surveying party. arrived a tae mouth
Of the Brule yesterday ana began the work Of slr-
veyins the river from It's mouth 10 It's source Inc
party will explore the Bru.e and Amicon rivers ana
report which i fea sb.- route for canal con-
Meeting Lake superior with Mississippi River VIA
St CroiX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
ITALIANS ARE ORGANIZING.
EAGER TO VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TlCKEr-F
G. BELSITOS WORK.

The Italians of this city and Brooklyn are be-
coming thoroughly aroused over the coming cleo
ton, and from present indications VIII vote
almost solidy for the Republican candidates
There are more than 5000 Italian voters IN
this State. divided about as follows: New
York, $500; Brooklyn ll,Oo; Buffalo 4,1JJ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
SIR orre 4 MrrDrRrD uivs ESTATE

Detroit. Oct u.--Wil.lam - TronbieY ~, IN
and one OF ne direct heirs % 'nar-es y !, hs
he Crosse Ponis recluse VINO ~as mdr"''' ,C,,.s
hove. a few weeks ago. began sun ~ -. ..,ss
cirsmi Court yesterday 10 secure the s'. I'm prog
OF A q 81 TO the undivided bali or the ~i.y' Aft
erty which n gave 10 John ~ seitS iteN 'ass1 "
In the declaration he says seitE secufon ~ re,gr
fraut,i,, ut MISREPRESENTATION. The pfOrs ;,s 90
scented In the deed Is worth si.o,v0 sas
s:deration was only &vso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
srRRoGarr ARNOLD Nor sERIorSti -"

There were alarming rumors IN circuiau0"
to-day 70 the effect that SURROGATE j H. ' ~
US seriously ID AZ his home -. - E'.' :, me
pinth-st Tribune reporter who cA''' 49,, Ar
house yesterday afternoon, learned tnat han
Md Was suffering from nothing grave. ~ rs
"S,,rr. cold and would soon be- OUT astiN yr.c,A
one IN the County Courthouse n j. Wy
4, resume work this m0rnlve
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COURT CALENDARs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genetai Term-Before Van Brun, p J.;
oBrien and Parker. JJ-Nos. a. 81 A. o. 20. Is
supreme cour-chsmbers- Before Lawrence. J-coqn
opens at 10 30 M A2'Tn osgnaar fas AZ aye
j. Law and fact Nos 1891 1223. 300 80 ia
ISL 1915 1904, 1926 1889 1910 Gii l@s7. 2siT rs
1851 1879 1867, 1909; 1910 1911, 1913 1914. 1914
1919. 1922 Case unfinished 49,, d.
JEeyaea IaiIrosd ss9es GIeaF ,r 1rr-r,o,. R,.x,
J-causes TO be sent from Part for trial Case u.
finished .
Circuit rourt-Psrt II-B~fore Andrews. J-Cassss b
be , sra' from r9F IA for ia S-' ra.,
causes Uses Ncs 400 5ll5 500 iy'2 iI',. 2ljG 81
: Eel 800 80; 80? s: s ss 30:
Day cslendar-Nos 2o2l; 22s3 2277 Gear
sent rom III Or ;r2I a.,.,..v.
superior court-Equty Tcrm-Before Dagro J-y,
't Superor court-Triol Term-Pan Igofrs sstsga
Superior sosrss , T;s i, 81 Hff re r &C.. q
Superior courTral Term-Par, I-p@fsr' y, MsA,1S n
So ;g l+'G , lti2 i4 "a . 80 c lis 49, '' ' 10
Surrosafs's 1'ourt-Chambers- BEFORE Arnolt s-Xsra
eaendST s ss at R,g S q Rain ssrah csy sra cans
Christopher Clark. Arnie iyrnes At 1870 M Angelina
SURF surrosae's court-Tria Tem-Before Fzeeran s.
common nm Pleas-special Term-Brfore Gserch j.
Motions. =.
common Pleas Equity Term-Before Pryor. J-Ns
1874 l3 g. g. ac} ~. -. 30 l2S - 100. Ill u.
los l22 unfinished.
Common Pleas-Trial TeIm-Part l. Before DAILY C. i
Nos 1877 23i5 1870 1910 i2ll. l2i2 i3ii. .J.. i@l
I23I 1895 la3s 1877 1921 i.:sc 1910 l2il. l.i. i-i
l244 l245 1916 l2ii. l2is 12t?. l". l-"i l-'- lob
Coz Common Pisas~Triar TernPar II-setore E.sa.'r
I Causes To- be sent from Part ! for trial. C.ar
common Pleas-Trsl Term-Pirt I'I-AdJournet ior Inc
term ,,
Cty Cour-rrial Term Part Before Icra'uy !,
Nos .4,s Az All ISL ~ 30 AS SO. ssl. 3ls "a
a2S 333 S,7 SOL 2226 22:1. clear
City Cour;-Trial Term-Pa.t II-I}efore Fits mons j.
Ms n 20 Tl2 sal al6 - 9ss. inclusive. clear.
city Court-Trsl Term-srt Iit-Before Ehrlich. C. -
Nos 222n Dor .a3 go. inclusive. 'l"ar
CIV co,r,-Triai Term Part W Before WICK j.
Shorf causes Nos ZIP 2i57 isl> 2l!,5. 7l6 1888 -,
ls2a PISA, 2l45 2i1o. 2ls3 2i97. 1891 1898. III, 'ss
o2jS a2ia clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
CAPTAIN MARTENS HAD BEEN "FINEr

Q--Do YOU know that any Il the captains have
been fixed? Ayes. "Bly' Meyers wanted 10
oien place for in East Twenty infh-si Their"
was a shop in the street. but The man was not
doing rluch. Meyers went to see captain Martens
about rly running piaCr. hut M captain san W.
couldn't open there. would b" too core - tn"
other man Then Meyers wanted me 10 have a
pace in West S-yentaenih-s' and b" nal - htV"
"a" Adams AK the Captain
O-Have you had personal knowledge Of the pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
TRIBUTE FOR roILING-PLAcEs

. DO YOU receive pay from the city Tor the us"
% your shon AZ elections Yes -
. Have You paid any bonus 10 10" ponce CAP
tain who solccis YOUR shop ~ the polling iIhc"'
understood rom Mr. Hamilton. Who VA NY
rarfncf ~ 1921. that -" money VA ihlI 10 H.'
scrsrant 81 police" ard tnN aahho"k l.afa maj "'
The witness handed tho book 80 Nr con. cal
ing his attention 20 marked entry. ara NJ. Ton
rad under date of September -. l''l. me lI"il
..IJanifou rald to sergeant for election shop. 81
. who tept This boob ~ lid
ehcul6 loo mad" 4. Mr Hamilton Was attend
,nr 10 The outside business and he sa1 inc money
was pad 10 the polio" sergeant II va IN" zen
cal ,cpori that SIS Wa paid 10 the police for inc
election JOB. a. 49,,
q How wa u IN 1922 We lost It tne next
v.,r hut nv shop Was made the polling place
again in isa2 alone I'm business then. ana !
paid No money TO n person supposed was IN"
ff mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

Cannon has the shops IN South and Broad sis
IJudauer has the next district above. Mever- has
the Hebrew district far a. S.Xih-st Morton 5
dis,ric; j. next and Parker has the district from
Fourteenth-st to the Harlem River on the East
Side Adams has the west side of the city north
of Fourtcenth-st and the lower districts on tn3i
side belong TO shipsey Hogan and Murrav.
@. How is it possible for n 6ackcrs to diy. ic
has fixed the captain IT police In certenn pre-
Cinct the captain is not going to let any other
Ia h9N ShouS tho met.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

Ilg Z G'0 polcy-shops which he bad visited hifly
under Instructions from Mr. Hoii ana ~ s"oin
that ne had either secured slips or mace plays IN
ali Of those saops Tho shops woI" al T'mnlnl%
vest -rJa the witness Thought. but they were lkcIy
10 be- c,c,ad to-ia, Mr. ,,om read from the list 10
allow the witr.,ss to TESTIFY that Their were 'En
teen uory-shops running in the Second ir''lhCi ;
Whel. Captain DCOnHOr commands the ponce anu
twcnty-thr.c poll, y-shopS open IN the Fourth RE
cnct where Ca,tain SicV.n holds sway. Inc VII
ness said that Captain Srvin war good 10 Inc
policy men. The Captain had oo"n ordered some
months ago Investigate complaint slSh'u
Mother" when had hecn sent To the Crntfdl 81
fee and he sent III detectives around to warn ~"
policy men in thu precinct to keep quiet Will" me
Investigation was going on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
By Lawrence =
Coke Johnson iharlAs W. Wet
Higgins Nc, srfhy--Jsnlss 4 Meals
Keolankamp Jenktrs-Horacs Barnard
Conn Pleas.
BY Giegericn. T.
Rehfeld Coozsn James \ Blan'narf.
superior Court
Ry Gnfersleefe J.
Bradley & Currier CO. Ns. Nellis Henry W t'''n
The following newspapers We're designated fosisrir
~ the surrogate, FOR publishing regal notices in add'a
TO The Law Journal which All such adNNfisfWsn.
must inserted The Esening Post. TWO cfs+s,
Catholic News Two casrs. The catholic Herald. ~
Uptown Visitor" The Irish American The Ne1'
mon" and THE American Hebrew one cas- each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

KIND WARNING FROM TIE POLICE
o-Haye YOU any personal knovlcGg" OF that"
Al was writing poliry-book in room al ~"
3G Iront-st. At the dine and Detective callahan
was sent To warn me-. He told m that the Captain
said | must move up ore floor higher. a. there had
been a complaint. He also told rnc TO look out for
central once men. TWO Of the men from "a" cen
tral O;iicc did come around one ~as q big man
with = heavy musiachc. and whom h" saw me he
told me To "sncak" N.aughtcrD lie Va an rlShl
IL wanted to warn M to look ont for the other
Central once man. who looked around as II n"
Was ANXIOUS 20 arrest somebody. ,,..o
Q-Whcn DID YOU give 40 the policy business
Two months ago. am married now. and M
family wanted me TO get out Of the business
WAS THIS POLICE JUSTICE RYAN?
Q.-Did you over hear That money was paid hS
the policy men any ~ the police court officials :
Al once heard O'Toolc the confidential man ior
Meyers say to him after coming from on" - the
police courts either Essex Market or Jefferson
Market: Ryan says 20 send him another Sl'i BIZ
Meyers SAID. Where does BE- think set en- In
? sandbanke' Then O'Toolc gaid. Parker has
wru we viii Ice thrown down lie also said some
thne about hoit" o. wino he bad With ryan
more money to thc court on ers Pay II 70 me
The witness ala not know which H.an vas 70.
forred 10 in The conver@alon re SHip No Vas a!
work in "Dick" Dorts polcy shop. ~ ~" ""
Thrd-ave. last wtnicr when some ,ronhie "' W..
Martens went 70 the place and told bore Ia keep
quiet until the trouble blew over. four years az"
an agent Of G"rrys society thrratcicl 20 a'i'"l
Dor because the uttlr brother o. IN" witness Wa
sent 20 buy policy slip FOR woman Dor altrt
ward told the woman she must not h'n' b"y
after slips AGAIN. hcoaus" the slip "nlch ne h"i
sent nor 10y litlo Johnny had cost nan - DOR
not arrested. although mo aE'il' 81 inc '''l
society had learned rom IN woman no." .h' hhn
secured the slip Tn" 'iia"ss SAD h' h"1 me- !"
q subpoena m Dor" Z" appear A. - ",in'As
before ih, committee but hc could not hnl h'm
Tho last eitn"ss for H.. day %Hs '''ort' ". MI
his cashhook wiih him. He testified that his Snop
had hocn used a. n PolhnS ia'c ~ cue u'",S ~
l.sl and 1873. ana "as hcns used a. ro'''"%-i ""'
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
THE COCRTS.

eral weeks with heart trouble, is prostrataA A..
the excitement and. II is feared. cannot recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
agree with "Tha Albany Argus

Many persOns VIII ayr % WIN "Iha AIbany Argus'
in it's declaration that the Independent Democrats
have done a public service by nominating ticket
Of their own. but will not bc able to look the
AFFAIR as does THE Argus" which says: Their
action insures the election or senator Hill The
--.at danger TO the Democratic party this has
been that these men would repeat the performance
~ last wear and vote the Republican ticket. Their
darsion 10 run ticket of their own means the
loss 10 Mr. Morton OF tive ty-tye to thirty thousand
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STRAUS WASN'T THOUGHT OF
THE GRACE DEMOCRACY WOULD NOT
HAVE HAD HIM FOR ITS CANDIDATE

CONTRADICTION OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS
STATEMENT AFFILIATIONS WITH TAM
MANY WERE ENTIRELY TOO INTIMATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

The following significant comparison is made by
The Utica Herald: Oneida Countys taxes are
s2.22 % less this year than last. The reason A
Republican Legislature. Utica's taxes are about
$4,000 higher this year than last Last year Re-
pubcans controlled municipal affairs; this year
the Democrats are in power