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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
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Cs-d!4a,. MoEa: R.pliss-
Editor o, TFE IsIBCyE.
SIs-Il Tia iss1s 0i Monday morning
APPEARED an arr.cls from the D1nmors
corrsspoa4sls n regard % the la1gl that
was being had az ny expense. touching
The coming election % tls 9th inst. A.
though ] take very .:;.s Interest IN some
Ot BIZ remarks .-gsr1Ing shs sspiranss for
b0rs1ia ia71rs alI a..G01za ] might feel
tha1zf1. for the crsd; gwen 20 M O' De-
i4z considered al hOr-ss man, which !
think rather rare spsri us1 d humanity
10 TIE closing ot this 1.ls.esnth century
must say that is4 10 duty % myself and
the CITIZENS Ot DEnmDrs, compelled ~
reply.
10 the first place, think IL no sacrifice
70 give myself .ha chance % b. rspuiiz;sd
By ny fellow citizens. IL is well known
10 James Touug, who r. now tbs chairman
Of the Republican party u the borough,
that By nis schsmilR Mr. Gibbons u the
Republican nOmins5 Or rather candidate
for tax collector. aud .t is we'll known
that be, az well AZ the majority u sai1
ticket, are Democrats. / ran Ne an iuds-
peLdeu; candidate In this triangular bat
lie. II your correspondent Eas convinced
the voters that ] have no cbauca what
ever % b. elected, then he will have ac.
cOmplished nls purpDss, Tor then hundreds
would probably remain At home On sisc-
ton day instead oi going n ths polls and,
sure enough. wo1ld b. eff bsbin1. Two
years ago ! ran for the same position
against Ar. BJiaud, and II James Young
told me the truth that day. / would havs
been elected md lit been secret ballot
then A. IL now is: for he said 10 me that
Ar. Gibbons, one Of ths aspirants for the
position now, went round the polls that
day and found out that was running
ahead and Mr. Dwhysfs party we're
called upon ~ give him mp and vote for
Mr. Bolsnd. This caused the result of tho
election 20 give Mr.. Dwnyer about 80 and
70 give me $40. and Mr.. BOland 5sO
Realizing this 10 be hard fight between
Nj. Gibbons and Mr. BJland. think there
Is a very good chance for me 10 come out
victor II my friends will just come b the
polls on the goth and perform their duty
as citizsns aud not be mislsd by such state.
ments m your correspondent reported on
Monday Feb. 8. assure you all who may
be interested in this election. that ! am
running solely and honestly for the posi-
tion, and not against ths interest Of either
Of the other gentleman only as far ~ IL
may be TO benefit myself.
JoHN MoPFAr,
423 Elm street, Dunmore
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
Fur,ral Of samnsl Moore.

The funeral Of Samuel Moore Of
Jackson street, who met tragic death
on Tuesday BY being run down by u
locomotive in the Delaware, Lacka
wsuus and Western yard, will occur
this afternoon at o'clock The re.
mains will be conveyed to the Penn
Avenue Baptist church. where services
will De- held Iatermsnt will be made
At the Washburu street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
NORTH END.

The Trio Dancing class has re-or-
gsnizsd and will hold socials every
Tuesday night
A benefit ball was hold AZ Company
II armory Monday night for John
Cook. Of Green Ridge, who, IT will be
remembered. lost his leg on ths rail-
road some time sgo.
The Aneisnt Order Of Forresters no ID
a social at Bnrks's hall, Green Ridge,
last night A most enjoyable time was
had by all who attended.
Carr's homs made minc0 meat is now
being sold by several dealers here -
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A Presentation Mahs.

At meeting of the Royal Arcsnum
lodge. No 80. held last evening at
Clark's Hall. on South Main Avenue.
Attorney Alton Davis pas: regent. was
presented with a beautiful watch
charm as token Of respect for past
services. After the presentation Henry
May was initiated into the order
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
Muaio Boxes Exolualvalv.

Best made. Play any desired number OF
tunes. Gautsch & Sons, manufacturers
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs only IS and $40.
Speciality: Old music boxes carefully re-
paired and improved with new tunes. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
Death of Mrs. Richard 2 ,lsser

Mrs. Richard Zulegsr, of Alder
street. died last evening" at 8 o'clock
after an illness Of four weeks. She is
survived by her husband and one
daughter. The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon
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sLUMs or our CITIES.

Lecture to Bs Delivered by Captain
Blanche u. Cox OF Salvation Army.
staff Captain Blanche B Cox, Of tho
Salvation army, will deliver mn address
In the Green Ridge Presbyterian church
this evening At 7 10 o'clock. Her
subject will bc, "rhe Slum' Of Our
Cities.
She will be accompanied by her sec-
retNry. Lieutenant Owous, aud Major
William Hopkins, Of tho eastern Penn
sylvanie and West Virginia division.
Miss Cox win alSo deliver mn address
in the Second Presbyterian church on
Jefferson avenue on Friday evening.
Sho ia an educated and gifted young
person, with n world wide platform
experience Miss Cox has travelled
through India. England and the prin-
cipls elites OF tho Unitod Stntea. The
party will be entertained whilo horo at
tho home Of City Treasurer r. q.
Brooks.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Reinhart'a Market.

S3 and 80 LackawannR avenue Every
day from a. m. to 10 a. IN. Round steak
lie; sirloin steak, l4c.; standing rib roast,
l0c.; chuck roAst, &c.: boiling meat, lc.
fresh pork, l21Sc.; pork sausage. 12kc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
news FROM West Side
Happenings Of a Day That Will Interest Hyde
Park Readers
A WEDDING ON Price STREET
Miss Jane E. Williams and Howell
D. Phillips the Contracting Parties.
Death of Mrs. Henry 5urgerhott
Entertainment and Debate This Eve
MISREPRESENTATION to Attorney j..
Alton Davis.

THE West side onice OF the SCRANTON
TRlPuNE is located vt l9S South Main ave-
nue. where subscriptions advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
atteutlou.l
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ABOUT WELL KNOWN PERSONS.

w X Beck. member Of the legsla
turs from the Third district of this
county, was in the city yesterday, Mr..
Beck has delightful home two miles
from Moscow, whore he entOrtains
many Scrantonians, especially during
the hunting and trout fishing seasons.
He devotes himself to lum bering aud
farming with politics and legislating
as his diversions. Mr. Back's friends
are urging that his name be placed OF
the Republican county ticket next
fall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

Manager Martin Swift of the Scran-
ton Base Ball club came down from
his home in Archibald yesterday to
discuss matters pertaining to the club
with the directors of the association
Mr.. Swift says that the team Scranton
will put in the field the coming season
will be second to mono in the State
league
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

Postmaster F. NJ Vandling was able
TO DO about the city again yesterday
after severe and painful attack of
rhumatisln. Before his illness he was
convinced that the hordss of office
seekers by whom he had been besieged
WAS an inhctou that could not bs
surpassed. He is now convinced. how
ever, that rhumAtism lis even greater
intliction
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

cash store is authorized to collect
news items for the Dunmore depart
ment of THE TRIBUNE. All personals
or any item Of interest noted and left
in his care will be promptly attended.
THE TRIBUNE wishes to give its Dun
more readers nswsy column each day
and will be thankful for favors received
ia this manner.
The Epworth league hold its regular
monthly nesting at tho Methodist
Episcopal church Tueaday evening.
The following delightful programme
was rendered in an excellent manner:
Duet. ...... Misses Kinney and q. Powell
Dialogue, ...,....,, Ellis aud Lutz
puet, Observation-Disclosures, Powell sisters
Essay ..,..,.....,,,,.,,..M MRS u, Esstorllno
Duet. ..,..,,,.. Misses Powell aud Kinney
The essay road Ivy Mrs EtStorlino
was on tho subj ct of league work and
WAS written by Miss Julia LabarsOn. OF
| Biughamton, who permitted IL TO he
read at tho meeting OF this league. A
vote of thanks was rendered her for her
| kindness Miss Grace Engle was the
accNmptuist for tho evoniug.
TuE TRIBUNE In its article regarding
| the hoiStcrouS conduct around the
"corn,rS' Sunday might did not wish
to cast any reflections on tho polio,
forco and should havo stated that thoy
were at supper when the affair hap
p"usd, The present toroc docS vary
efficient work, tho only trouble being
tnat It Is inadequate to cope with all
| nruptious that happan. Moro mon likO
the present officers IL what isuOed>d
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

During the coming week we shall offer
to the subscribers OF THE TRIBUNE rare
bargains In books.
We have large line of bright and pop
ular volumes, elegantly bound. that we
intend to givo to the patrons OF the paper
at about one-fourth Of tho usual price.
Tho following list will give you an idea
OF tho Inducements and the unusual op-
portunities to secure valuable additions to
your library.
Daun1ap ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

A now bicycle worth t7b win be sold for
tB5, Tho muchno is guaranteed and ia a
rare bargain. Machine may bS soon at tho
Tribune Office
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
Tnr RISING GENFRArIoN.

"rhe Rising Generation" in which
Mr.. William Barry is starring this sea.
sou. made pronounced success in Now
York, when presented thore u short
time ago Mr. Barry's Irish comedy
work is particularly amusing, and &C
cording TO the verdict of the New York
critics, tho hest sson in that city foI
many years, This play will bs pre-
sentsd at the Academy tomorrow aud
Saturday evenings.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

Physical Director Weston, OF the
Young Mems Christian association
gymnasium ia great admirsr OF bas
ket ball. He was 30 we'll pleased with
the game hstween his team and the
Nanticoks players in this city last
Saturday that he ia endsavoring to
have the two teams brought together
in the armOry at Wilkes Barre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08

Deputy Prothonot airy Myron Kasson
returned yesterday from visit to the
Su'qushauua county oil fslds Mr..
Kas5on is convinced that !thsrs is oil
beneath the surface Of the land In the
suspected district but would not ven
ture an opinion as to Its bsing found
in paying quantities.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
notes OF South Side
Happenings Of a Day That viii Interest
Many Tribune Readers,
SECOND ANNUAL Celebration

Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton Anniversary--lt Will Take Place
Tomorrow Evening Much Good
Accomplished Candidacy Of George
Okel for the Shrievalty-A Very
Popular Man.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Belle Archer, the wonderfully hand
Some woman with such handsome eyes
aud called "Falk's much photographed
beauty. is now starring on tho road
with her own company OF comedians in
Sidney Grundy's comedy, "Au Arabian
Night, aud will appear at tho Acad o.
emy this evening,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
ro,,1, M, >rvy YORK. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1874
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER j. i~~
ARRIVED. .,
r..,or nani, ,Gerl. Ludwig. Hamburg oc'ooe, -.
s,,a"s vIh mdse - cabin and ia storage pss'en
e~r. to Arrived at IN la' H., =, oc,ober n
Iii nIse ~, saloon - second cabin ana - ~ =,
ave- m.e' passengers to \ Forget Arrived al Inc DAT
Steamer IIabana cspan Amezasa soSn mssr ana
!; p,ss@ngers To -hallos Co. Arrived AZ '"e '-'
q ra%pco g ampeenc % rgss z, war Ta1a Co g.
with mdse and y p pa %oot n, M '"''-'
Arrived at the Blr a. 80 o' Jacksonville end charesoa
WIN mos , inv Wake Point with mdss
and ssrHs, To- om mir % Couch Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passengers 10 "'' WV
se tea Roanoke Boa Norfoe and Richmond with
mdse and p ays~nsr canner PaiAdeha Noysm.
Der B. in ballast TO Bowring Nr''"'''' WIZ '"
snndy Hook Nov l. $50 m-wind southwest hsn'
hreeze; clear e,urn
noyai Gregory an Para Mranhun ana cTar nion
w yds San Dsminso ciy , T,s%Gs ''''' "'0"
THE MOVEMENTS OF sIEAME"''
FOREIGN FORTS
,,.. SAIL. Ger, Kessler from N.w-York oc'oo~
ARID ct Ti9 Hm October ~
arrived al Southampton NSsHe Ds rom Southampton
steamer campana Gn lin. from Liverpool sailed
steamer werkcndam puich'. iiak,er from Iso,teraam
New York. passed IL" Isl" OF Nlsht N'N''i''
steamer La Tourain- d'U Santslli from N'w-f~
October ~. arrived nj Havr~ November y
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Cape san I,ias Light station 80
Correction ( MOTIF. to Mariners, No l-z 80.
Motto. is Gaze san Bias Light station euif
coast Florida badly damaged IN the gale OF oS
oer and during ShSn the "a, ss sa was The caps he:
washed away, that the tower now stahcs IN viz
~ the keepers dwellings, was '""p'e'e''
wrecked and the other washed away. -, ,,.,.
THIS notice affects the List Of Lights ana log 49,
List Of Bugs. seventh Lighthouse piso~
1872. ~
o the Lighthouse Board;
JAMES A.. GREER. Rear Admirni. =. = NNY.
washington ID. C. November ,. 1891. ShaThFn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
n William LLOYD

World" had been the friend OF William l-ioy"
Garrison in his anti-slavery agitation. ana ms
assistant on The Liberator." Austin +. Ioin'
the son of patriot who died for TINS kepunic bis
,,ersrv astes from him. lie was educated IN me
public schools of York and at 81 ighatIds his
(. Narv's Colleges in san Francisco anu ,.S
S S a New-Yor.; journalist twenty-onc years.
as Managing Editor OF Ihe irish Nontpjbutor TO
Appeton's Cycopaedia. the reviews ana ana. sS f
Gates He is also member OF i the p" of rsS his
tory especially Of that happy ana yet Sad rdiapp
manufactures made him protectionist' ana ne
has always been active as an advocate ana or
s smsrican industries and outside competition
Ten wears ago at the request of Mr. blaine me
,ionaI campaign for him here in New, ork as
presIdng officer of the Chckering Han iiees ar
" young men who were going 10 cast their en- nr,s
Committee. the public welcome to Mr., P'd am M ~,
r ro-, its success was pronounced. As a Cathohc
journalist he stands on the broad platform OF o,
Mr Morton he has denounced the attempt OF poll poll
ticans to hoodwink voters with an issug iss. ror
for infected as IN the of Burchard IN lssi '0l
i ,Ss mrnose of diversion from the dilemma IN
which democrats find themselves as conseq sis
VI Mr. eF Ford represented New-York as speaker az
the Congress of Religions in Chicago last year,
In 1872 he ran for Congress in the Nllltn Ds'rlc.,
and poiied the largest vote registered FOR F er
publican there He was The unanimous cno ,s ~, re
p 5es fainres Of the delegates unite other
names The different adloutnineiits III coi.-|t
GIence Of the contests resulted finally In a NOM
nation so close to the law limit for ming ,ha' IN,
certificate did not get in the mail until the gay
II should have been with the secretary OF star AZ
Albany Ii took two weeks TO rectlIy liiIs 80,
uhich was finally done through an order OF co'I l.
which placed Mr. Ford's name on the ohciai pa .h
II. n Tho nominee fill the vacancy maze py th
fs,1re nroperlv TO file the certificate in the hrs'
place. ~ 49,. ,oc,, bie canvass mt in
,be time left there has 9een some hard WORK Pu'
sn Air. Ford is well known. both on staten. ~
IN. m rhare he formerly lived. and in New York
en- sneo,% the voters comprising the Ne"-fork end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
HE'LL BE TRAITOR INDEED.
TIE MAN WHO REFUSES TO VOTE TOMoRRow
WILL BE FALSE TO HIS CIVIC DrTY-DR.
EATON FOR STRONG AND THE
AMENDMENTS.

Al the Church OF the Divine Paternity. FINh-av"
and Forty -hfthst.. last night the Rev Or Charles
H. Eaton preached powerful sermon on our
Duty 10 Good government Election Day lie
said In part.
There are tests OF the efficiency OF city gov
eminent. What does II provide. ana what de"S II
cost? Political evils not confined 10 Ne"-f "rK
but they have revealed themselves mere on IN"
largest scale and IN their most dangerous iotin@.
The present administration Of New-> ork mas pro.
vrled rs with poorly paved streets ana insuinci"ht
sewerage: IL has left thousands OF school chuffii
without provision. II has failed TO provIie snah
pnrks in tenement house districts. ana al the same
time there has been a constantly ACCOMPANYING Hu,
uiciul debt and excessive increase IrShr annual
expcndiiurc. At present the total eXpennltur' P'
capita Is slfO7: in London u * y ~ per capita
In addition to this ncOmpetcncy. the pfeseht al.
minis,ration stands condemned by reason OF almost
universal corruption Private greed, puhhet anu
acherv control the interests ana dNect ih' P'l
~ the city The combination OF the virtue anu ie
intelligence Of the people on nonpartlsah hnSs pr
sents at once al opportunity ana huty nv ~ ~
roriuuitv is to destroy. root and brdnch a SrlnSn
auiocracv The duty Is to vote on rec oh ia!
Irvery man who refuses brands hmseH HaI'"' ~
his family his country and his Goa. $3.50. a..
nraciical escape from these evs - 10 |ot" ~"
rho candidates OF the Committee OF seventy. Iilp..
dutv is 10 vote for the constitutional an'nIiii,'
esnscauv those with reference to me s'paih1"n ~
C,,e and municipal elections ana IN" REPRESSION ~,
,'a,n,,,np The apportiOnment clause ~ hnpof IAN,
end iIst. II can stand its own merits anu Nv
az. .s.o,.JJb,fn,l citizen can refuse to vote for H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
D. D. ZABRISKIE'S REMARKABLE CANVASS.

THE PART HE HAS PLAYED IN THE REDEMP-
TIoN OF BERGEN COUNTY y. j.
One Of the most remarkable battles OF the cam
paign has been fought in Bergen County. \. j. by
Assemblyman David D. Zabriskie, OF Rldgewooi,
who Seems TO be utterly of fatigue. and
who appears to regard travelling to remote parts OF
the county at all hours Of the day or night as a
pleasant duty Up 10 last year the Democracy o'
bergen County had been regarded as an unques-
state OF affairs when the lid Assembly District
Convention at Rutherford nominated Mr. ZaotisklT;
30 Mr. Zabrske promptly stated his uncompr2,,
missing opposition to coai colonss am town after
town squirting On the dsheartenei local leaders,
Trs@h. And inspiring ali he met with his fiery
zeal He absolutely refused 10 treat Votrls ~
to such canvass and put himself on record as
against the slightest improper use OF money III IN Jhe
briskics hot campaign cost the candidate just $50
and the district gave him a majority OF 45s
record at Trenton and became known as one OF the
most earnest workers In the Assembly. AsseInbiy.
considered the most brilliant member OF the iast
From nas p"9S advice ' and his
sound and thorough knowledge OF bills introdurei H.
compliment Of a unanimous denomination. and. n
| his own characteristic way. has been stump.ng
Bergen ConnY rsasns Of % h. sst ms fssn
last years undertaking. He has reanirmed earnest
his n" canvass Hs'p6 being clean and honorable Some
his encounters with Individual voters have been
tr"mey funny and FOR his most telling points ne
always carries proof In the shape OF letters and
official papers fIe has spoken at dozen meetings
and his last speeches have been better than the FIRST
The Republicans and reform Democrats are max
ing active preparations to get out full vote In
Bergen County. and hope TO give Judge Stewart
Assembyman Zabrlskie and Frederick l.. voorhees,
a good majority Passaic County Is almost sure To
give Judge Stewart large enough majority TO
elect him to Congress. even II Bergen goes against
him. But. judging from political talk throughout
Bergen County. Republicans are entitled TO class II
fairly deba table ground and there Is rather more
than good chance that the sterling honesty OF MI
| Xdbriske Will not be lost public life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TrINSI TLdNTIC IRA IELLFRS

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday on
IN. French line steamer La Bourgogne from
Iiavrc were the Countess CASTOR d'Arschoi Mr..
and ,Irs Ackermann, Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
Hmrden Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Croker Miss Clews.
Mrs Henry Clews. Mr.. and Mrs g. ". Carleton
Wr and AIRS De La Campo Mrs. Persifor Frazer.
lose FERNANDEZ. Dr. arY Mrs. q: Grant. Mrs. War
rem Green. Colonel and Mrs, Hoffman. Drayton
iIiIlver Mrs Charles a. kidder Boris Nurok. J.
- PSSIamIn Miss Poniexter Mrs. W. H. Perkins
Mrs Hays Pickhardt. Mrs Mamela De portocar-
The hamburg American steamer DANA. from
uambury and Uavre. brought among her pas
.angnrs Oswald Beyersdorf Paul Blumenthal, Her
Der; Hahn. r. Hillebranada , Gustav Ho1fmann JI.
Illus Kr p,n. H GuatSv riiimann, II. W. Wcxlsn
Hobart Wilson and Emil Zeltuer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TIE ODDS ON MORTON.

.ycr SIMS PIT t'P At 10 TO Yf;SItRpAf'
rho return Of the turfmen ana bookmhkers ''o''
washington yesterday caused election be'''hR ~
1871, Ioeenh Vcndlg bet s. 90 on Iill ngalhs'
20 ~ 49,, Marion and followed II up by netting
= nGp on lin Against $l25Oo on Morton Ncndis
aa,nounced his intention OF bettihE sf"Wv "bi''a.
sinn C.ai Int insists that cash shall be put up an
he will accept no checkr ~ Saturday,
ne errnra vvas A elui OF Morton money on SATURDAY
~, at,is AZ 10 TO 4 and consequently Nendig NOM.
is likely TO De covered today 1t was repor,en a.
H. q Lanes Hotel. where Nendlg can De iounu
,h.t !. pool of 100000 has been formed 10 bet OH
I'M at the prevailing odds. .oo . .,,, Van
dir made last night as Michael T. Dwyers repre-
eentatiye two smaller bets were recorded AZ the
g, lanes i j. Mahoney. the well-knO"h Dooh-
,naker bet 800 to $l.00) put up by j. Mestcots OF
Boston. that IIill would be elected. soon NIL NJ,
.,.rds Mr. Westcott put up another sIVO OH M"'
va va m 800 furnished by a. J. Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
As HEWITT AGAINST HILL AND TAM
MANI

UT ARRIVES HERE Of LA BorRGoGNE. And SAYS
THAT THE PEOPLE OUGHT To OVERTHROW
THE CORRUPT RULE OF THE WIGWAM-
Abram 8 Hewitt arrived on the steamship la
.>,rgoyro Yesterday. and before starting for MS
,ountrv Mace was asked for his views on 'he
political situation -,
..t1,u, aid bo is one OF the cleverest poll
,icisne mis- country ever He L. In no scIse
Statesman He has always been reIresei.t atlt ~
~ Tamnauv ard as far as know alWdH W. W.
he The people have had no better chance ,nd ma. i
NOV TO overthrow The cOrrup; RUE OF iailii'"rs
TTev have ALWAYS been insensihl; 10 thelr oMI'
interests in moi realizing that IN eiec'ns an
MANY candidates they az putting IN ono. .t n
realize il I'm a practical way. Gran IS d ma nan
OF incornpetency and a tool OF ianinahhs' arnn,
lIeva thai rersonallv he Is honest but NJ 'dIi'''
helm being controlled By Tammany.