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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
LONG STRING

Of diseases and do
rangementshaveth their
origin in torpor Of the
liver. Deranged ap-
petite, constipation,
headache, sour stom-
ach, gassy belchings,
indigestion, or dys-
pcpsia, are due to
sluggish liver.
Mr.. JOHN A. DE-
BERRY. U. :. Inspect
or of immigration
ut Buffalo. N. r..
..... D 4. a M Holl - r as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
r, FURTHER JAPANESE EMiGhAl lo-''

,,-osb,rq,on Aug 9.-Lieutenant Myaoha' '''e
lanes. CHARGE dATaires. visited the pepa'' ''e"'
~ state this morning to present 10 'e''e'"'
,.~.sh,,n Sho Nemoto. special Commissioners
emigration from the Department OF fo'eis"
fairs OF the Imperial Japanese uo'',ii'N'"'' -
49,. ,,s, reached Washington. on ms va, ~ ~
mroyi Nicaragua Guatemala and several WeS 70
IAN islands The object OF MS MISSION ~ ~ the
,l H. ., secure definite Information as 10 rhe
oyvant,ces Offered to immigrants from japan , ,'
fsn@ncse are paying considerable atteni%n ~
e. smrnlus population and promoting Japanese W.
ircncn abroad According 10 one OF the "a" w
yHirh have statutes restricting or proh'o'''"s '"
mlgrAtInn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
COUNTERFEIT CHINESE CERTIFICATES.

wasbinpton Aug ESPECIAL Agent Crowley. OF
the Treasury Department, has received two
counterfeit Chinese certificates. alleged to be signed
by J. Edward Kaufman, Internal Revenue colec-
TOR for the I'll Paso Tex. district Similar counter
f.It certificates are said to be In circulation In
oregon The matter Is being further investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
THE SENATE TOO TIRED TO WORK.
FINAL DISPOSITION or THE TARIFF BILL Is IT'S
ONLY PRAYER.

FINAL. DISPOSITION or HE iNNlrr DIN - 49,
ONLY PRAYER
WASHINGTON. Aug 9-The Senate seems 10 nave
reached that condition of apathy and WEAKNESS that
units 1t for any serious legislative business wnch Is
not connected with the final disposition OF the Tariff
ldl and the winding mp 81 the long session To-day
sitting came TO a close ~. and part or the
time had been given 10 the consideration OF execu-
tive business.
Among the private bills passed in the morning
hour without objection a House bill Tor the re-
lief Of Louis Pelham. Of Indiana. The case was
curious one arising N times. Under conhs'a
ton PROCEEDINGS. Pelham had. in 1867, pal9 sS'V'
rcr 4 5000 note OF person IN KENTUCKY suppose
To De disloyal. After the war the conhsca'oh pr
.e.dings were set aside BY the courts and Pe.hain
WAS 5000 out Of pocket which he had paiu " '''e
United States Marshal The bill was to reimburse
him. ,,.
House bill to repeal in part and to limit section
~ the Revised Statutes under which bounty iahd
warrants are refused to exsoid!ers 81 the Menvn,
war VINO afterwart served IN the Oo'''eue'''' "'"'
~, George Upem Miss). who moved 10 take me
SAID that would apply to very few P Sy Mr Pat
view Of the was contra ilc'st y! ,.',ii anr,v
~, Conn who said that the Dill "oui. dPP'y
~, -, lev but to thousands Of such od MeNlSln
soldiers and their heirs lie conissss M ms
ma, there should be an attempt 10 an ioulS he
onI rush them through IN what AL horeJ w S} IN
o. r,'sino hours Of the session. Those on te1Va
slders had been treated generously me mas ,ytv
Lived tensions even though they mad no' pm SIN.
days IN the service ana hS hrm in addition Land
warrants which would b. worm ga a.. -, Vnndav in
moved to postpone the Dill III the '"''
Nr Fin Dcm y y remarked that sr6 the FEW el
simply removed legislative punishment '''"'
Oh I'M men was interrupted by motion si 9be
ini,sTre,,cn Of executive business and al iio ene
galleries were cleared the ioors SIr he Chinese
, ,re,iy At i.4o the Senate adjourned UNI" ~
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

EnectuaIly gently. when costive bilious or when
the blood Impure sluggish 70 permanently cure
habtua constipation awaken the kidneys and liver TO
healthy activity. without Irritating, or weakening them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

ing a differential duty on sugar 40 cents on coai
and making iron ore free. One Congressman
who is in the confidence of the Administration
declared without reserve that the minority MEM
bers would be called upon % attend conference
either tomorrow or on Saturday. as practical
agreement upon a report had been reached the
conferrees however. would neither affirm nor
deny this statement.
Ii Is known that message was sent TO CaDl-
net officer late this afternoon stating that the
conferrees had reached conclusion, Substantially
as that outlined above. and that the WORK or the
Conference Committee would probably De coh-
pleted tomorrow.
A we'll known man who came from washington
last night said. upon the authority or secretary
Carlisle that at conference yesterday the diNer-
ences between the two houses of Congress had been
adjusted and that Tariff bill would be passed on
Monday. TO be followed by the adjournment OF
Congress by Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
AIMED At THE BELL. TELEPHONE PATIENTS

Washington. Aug. s.-RepresentatlVe X y. 'hiilS'
OF Illinois to-day presented in the House OF Repre-
sentatives petition signed by exSollciior'ientrii
Charles H. Aldrich, OF Chicago. against penang
bills designed he alleges. to extend the I've 81 IN"
Bell Telephone patents which from lawful causes
are about to expire.
Four bills having this object in view, H. says. have
already been introduced in the House for the puF-
nose OF securing the enactment by the present Con-
gross Of an ane ndncnt to Section 1881 OF the Re
vise1 Statutes Of the United States so that domes-
tic patent shall not be limited in its duration by the
expiration OF foreign patent, unless the patent mas
been granted IN the foreign country prior To the date
Of the fling Of the application for the same In THIS
country In other words II is proposed that time ShaI
not commence to run against the monopoly created
by a patented invention In this country. n"t"lh-
standing the people OF every other country are free
m ,,se Inc same invention by reason Of ihr expra
lion of the foreign patents thereon providing Only
The inventor had flied an application IN the patent
Office before h took out his foreign patents
He goes extensively into telephone litigation before
the patent Office and declares that legislation hntc
IA ting iudlca! determination OF questions now pend
ing xvii, cost the people many millions OF dollars
and perpeually fasten this monopoly upon the COM
mercial interests OF the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

"FrOm carly childhood suffered from slug
gish liver. Doctors prescriptions md patent
medicines Afforded only temporary relief. l
tried DIR. Pierce's Pheasant Pellets, taking
for two weeks and then one "Pellet every
day for two months. have In six months in
creased In solid flesh. twenty-six pounds. |
am in better health than ! have been since
childhood. Drowsiness and unpleasant feel
tngs after meals have completely disappeared
Respectfully yours,
&,ZH MH7@>'y
U.s.. Inspector Of Immigration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
THE SITUATION AT BLUEFIELDs.

Washington Aug 9-The Acting Secretary Of the
Navy received a dispatch today from Captain
Sumner commanding the Columbia. which was tee
graphed from NeW-Oreans. on the arrival OF yes
terdav's steamer from Bluefe,ds. Captain sumner :
report Is exceedingly brief He saws h. has landed
a force from the two American ships ana mat men
have also been landed from the British war veS-
sci The American force VIII be mani aimed ashorr
as long as affairs are unsettled. He says h docs
not expect any serious trouble. and seems 10 LOOK
for a speedy termination OF the difficulty between
the Nicaragu anS on one side and the Mosquito
Indians and negroes the other.
The impression is gained by naval oihcers from 'n'
dIspatch that the Nicaraguans. VINO nave now
Concentrated a considerable force at BlueIc!lS WI
continue masters Of the situation. ana that niic
resistance will IN future be offered ny the supporters
Of chief Clarence Il Is thought likely Mat either
mo Narblehead or Columbia Will be relieved from
duty on the Mosquito Coast in the course OF n
week DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

Delightfully."- Cool ana Heire
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
with ice water and sugaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
STILL LAUNDERING ON.
MOTHER HA WAIIAN MISIAhE
THE ADMINISTRATION FUR1TyE RECOG'
MILTON OF THE NEW REPUBLIC.

MP po1.rrtJr DENorNCEs THE BACK-DooR
PERFORMANCE OF 4 DUTY THAT HAD BEEN
RELOCATED TO CONGREsS-A scoRcH-
INC; ARRANGEMENT OF THE ADMIN
IsTRATION-THE SPEAKER RE-
FUSES TO HEAR HIM OUT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
II pod Austryaka.

- W sprawozdsniu o jednem Z po-
ssiedzeh rsdy miejskiej donosza gazety
lwowskie o IaSuspendowsniu nadinzy-
niera m~iejskiego p. Kami6skiego, gi6
wnie z powodu przekupstw, Jskich sic
misl dopusoiG. Rsda miejska potwier
-dzilS suspenzya i ~Postsnowiis oddae
sprawe do krsjowego Ssdu ksrnego.
Kamien' en-, o ktory potknai sic p. Ks
mihski, byla sprawl dzierzswy ksmie
niolomu Rstyhskiego, Wiochs Didoi,
Kt6ry uSuniety cd dzierzawy T. 1891,
wydsl obecnie ma jaw csly swoj st6su.
mex z p. Ksmihskim. Ten chcac pre-
cise droge sledztwu ksrnemu, wytoczyi
skarge przeciw p. Didoi, a rozPraws Ia
odbyls sic W Sekcyi III ssdu miejsko-
delegowanego.
Prywatnego oskarzyciels, nadinty-
niers msgistrstu p. KsminSkiego zsste-
powsl syndyk miejski DIR. PopieL, p. Di
dol Ess, wzial sobis ma obrohce DR.. ~.
gmunta Lisiewicza.
OSksrAoDy zglosil SwoJs gosowose
przeprowsdzenis dowodu prawdy ! opo.
wisdsl pred ssdem lsmanym Polskim
jezykiem historya swego stoSuuku z p.
Ksmihskim. Przez Szereg lat wyzyski-
uS6 misi p. nsdintynier Didois niemi
losiernie, Sekowsl go. ltyi oststniemi
Slowly l "a kstda spraws kauai sobie
piscie, q kiedy wreszcie ~wyczerpsly sic
fundusze Didois, ktory ME m6gS jdl
wiecej plscit, usunieto go cd dEieraswy.
Tax wiec ~znslszl sic Didoi bez chlebs,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
4 pod Prusaka.

- DIARY z~sczsdzeais. w Komorzu
poniosiy smierc przez zaozadzenie dwie
kobiety W kwieoie wieku. nBresl.
Generalsnzeiger" tax pisze o tym trsgi-
cznym wypsdku: Dnis IL grudnia
wieczorem powrocila pewns wyrobniczs
fsmilis do domu, ugotowsis wieczerze i
udala sic ma s~poczynek. w piecu pa
lily sic jeszcze wegle. Rodrins skiada-
Ia sic z miodego msizehstwa, mslego
dziecka, majacego zaledwie kilka tygo-
dni, rodzicow i siostry tony. Pc IL GO
dzinie poczui mtody mat dotkliwy Dol
gsowy i cietkos6 oddeohu. Podni6si
sic tedy i zwrocii ma swoj stan uwsge
innym osobom. Tes,iowie jego pod
nieili sic tak.e i wszyscy trojs chcieli
sic dostad do drrwi, ale tut pod drzwia-
mi padli bez przytomnosci. w lynn
stsnie przeleteli az do 3 rano. Ma
sIczescie drzwi ME zsmyksiy sic szczel.
ME, tax te prEez ME dochodziio ich tro.
che swietego powietrza. Drieki tel
okolicznos,i, miody mat odryskai lyle
SHY, se m6gt drzwi otworry6 / zawoise
o pomoc. Mieszksjscs W lynn ssmym
domu drugs fiuilis przybyls ~szpiesznie
ma ratunsk. Wyaie Iiono nieprzyto.
muych tesci6w i miodego meta, ktory
znowu byi zemdlsi, podczas gdy obie
siostry wslczyiy wiasuie re smiercia.
w oststniej tel wsloe o tycie odniosiy
obydwie IMAGINE stiucrenia. Mioda
iona miais lat %, siostra jej Is. Gu
downym ~sposobem o~calaio dziecko, kt6-
re schowsne csikiem pod pos,iela, ME
bylo wystawione na dEiaisnie zab6jcze
go gazu. sprowsdzony nstychmiast
lekarz uratowai .ycis trzem innym oso-
bonn, kt6re wszelako przez kilka godzin
ME mogiy ~odzyskse mowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
Il ziemi oiczyste.
II pod MOskala.

- Z,lotone niedawno z inicyatywy
d. Wrtkowskiej schronienie ola szws.
czek W Warszswie, jskkolwiek z braku
odpowiedn Oh fundusz6w bsrdzo wolno,
jeduakte stopniowo rozwijs sic. ME-
STORAGE sic ma ul. Nowogrodzkiej W do.
mu Mr.. 81, posisda obecnie: 10 staiJch
pensyonsrek, W czesci starych i znnei.
ME do piracy niezdatpych, W czesci
mfodszych, ale siabowirych, niemogs-
cych tskte ~prscowac. Otrzymujs one
calodzienne utrzymanie, mieszksnie, a
W rszie potrzeby pomoc lekarsks ma
letyts op'eSe. Niezale.nie cd staiego
p~ensyonatu. zakisd posisds ~prscownie,
W ktorej wykonywsne 50 wsIelkie re-
boty, wohodzsoe W zakres krswieczy.
1ny dsmssiej, szycis bielizny j hsftow,
a W ktorej znsjdujs zajecie szwaczki
pr1yehodnie, pozbawioGe zajeois lub
ME mogsce cietej Prsoowae. Te otrzy'
muja takae c~aiodzisnne utrzymanie i
czef6 zsrobku. Pracownis rzeczona
stanowi g.6wne zrodio dochodu tel in
stytucyi 6~lsntropijnei. Daisy tea rcz
Vol zakisdu zaleany bedzie cd popsrcia
publicznosci.
- w ozssie SWAT Bozego Nsrodae
mia, ma mocy rozporzsdzenla p. oberpo
licmaistrs, W domaeh noclegowych u
stawiane beda choinki, zss aewnatrz tax
p~rzytulsi, isk kuchnie TAME, bsraki i
dom ~=4robkowy, beds Przystroione
choinkami. w pierwszy dzieh SWAT
kazdy ubogi, zglaszajacy sic do tych
zak,sd6w, otrzymal POI fdnta chlebs,
sledzia wedzonego kubek herbsty. CT
zas, kt6rzy W domu zsrobkowym stale
praeujs (prawie 100 osob) otrzymsis pc
l5 kop., a nsdto bezpiatnie obisd W
taniej kuchni ma Pradze. Fundusz ma
ten Gel ina 800 oIoh) iuz wyssygnows-
no.
- Pisa do mas z powistu brzezih
skiego: Tutsjsi zydzi, osiedli ma grun
tach wlosoishskich, powtornie dostsli
nakaz wydslenia sic z tskowych W cia
GU Jednego mies'aca wskutek cIego ma
gwait buduja sic ma gruntsch dwor,
skich, tworzac tam kolonie zydowska,
Wis a Wis posiadlosci w~soscianskich.
- Zsrzady dr6g z~elaznych, msjs
cych bezposredni zwiszek komunikscyj.
ny z kolejami zagrsnicznemi, wysisiy
delegst6w ia zjszd Przedstawicieli
wszystkich koIei europeiskich, odbyws-
jacy sic W Monschium. Ma porzsdku
d1isnnym zjazdu Jest sprawl udogod-
nienis ola ~pssazerow jsk nsjszybszeJ
jszdy pociagsmi biyskswicznemi. w
zjezizie bierze udziai okoio 100 delega
tow.
- Cholera, wygssajacs s%topniowo
W Petersburgu i ME budzaca jut lad
nych obsw, wed'ug doniesienis nSt.
Pet. Wied"., W dniu IL grudnia wy
buchnela znow z Gaia sila. Poprzed
niego duia byl jut tylko jedsn wyPa
-dek zachorowsuis, W dniu w~ymienionym
wyaej cyfrs zachorowad wzrosia do ID,
a dnis nsstepnego do 3S. Przyczyny
tego ponownego wybu,hu ePidemii
iezzcze ME Wyiasnione.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
,SMIGUS''

Bogato ilustrowane o~EasoplsmO HUNGRY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10

wychOdzI We Lwowie cd Lat siedmiu naire
.gulsrniej diva razy mIesiecznie q 1 i6
odEnacEa sic prswdziwym humorem 1 wybor.
nymi ilustracjAmi, w~ykonanymi prEeE maj
znakoEdtszyoh artystow polskicb / zagrani.
cznych, Kto sic hoe zabawic, rozweselica
pouczyc, mech zaprenumeruje ,,Smiguss',
ktory zamieszcEa move dowcipy, Wesois
Uiersze, humoreski ] sstyry.
Ilustracye se takke k~olorowane 1 odbite "
sfsUnym Eakiadxie artystycEnym
A. PrzysElaka We LWowie.
Gaia prasa polska uEnaia ,,SmiRus
jake najlepsze pismo humorystyczne polskie
redagowane " ducbu prawdzfwie polskim
acknowledgement, pod hAsiem, R6wnosc
wolnoso ! niepodlegfo6.
Do ,,Smigusa" jake beEpiatny dodatek do
tsczane bywsja utwory fortepianoUs mai
ulubiehszych kOmpoSytOr6w.
PrEedplata ma pSmigus" Wynosi:
W Ameryce: rocznie B dolary.
p0irooEnie ~ dolara.
Prenumsrate najdogodniej prEesyisS pre-
kazem p~ocEtowym Tub dolarami papierouY
mi v liscie rekomendOwanym pod adreseTn.
Administrators ,,Smigusa", Lw6v Europa
Austrya Gaioya
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10

wynsjmowai protestantowi, trzecie Ia
iete byio przez syda. Owego wieozora
obsj lokatorowie wystawih mn6stwo
swiec W oknach. TYlko pierwsze pie
tro, zsjmowane przex ministrs, ktory
sic podai do dymisyi, byio ciemue.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10

Tylko " oryginslnyoh psczksOh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
Kanizacya Dziewicy SrIeah-
Sktet.

shteI-
Jak wiadomo, wsr6d katolik6w
f~rancuzkich Jest bsrdzo silns partys, do.
msgsJscs sic k~snonizscyi, lub przynsj
mniej b~eaty6kacyi Josnny d'Arc. Pro-
ces kanonizacyiny jut rozPoczeto, ale
isk obecnie donosza z Rsymu, ME ma
nsdziei ma pomyslny wynik procesu.
AdUocatus dia69H. czyli ten czionek
komisyi ksnonizscyjnej, ktory pred.
stswis motyws przeoiw kanonizacyi,
w~yPowiedzisi jut I'VE zdsnie, Re Joan
ME dare brsk podstswowych wsrun.
kow, ably Przyznac jej zaszczyt 6guro-
wanna W mszsle j kalendarzu swietych
Geese, Iska jej oddsja, zawdzieczs pa
tryotycznej roll, jake odegrsia, a W
tenn Fsancuzi wiele przssadzili. Dodsc
i~esEcze trzeba, te ma jej wstawienie sic
ME zostsl sprawiony AMI jeden cud, a
brak jej i innych ceob, koniecznych
s wietej. Kosci3 W tax watnej sprs
vie ME mote zejs6 do roll Schlebisnia
pstryotYcznYm czynom, ale po
winien sic scisle trzymsc swych prsw.
TAX sic mniei wiecej prSedstswisjs W
streszczeniu wywody nsdwokata dja
belskiego", a jsk sic zdsje, ksngrega
cys poj1Eie tym razem "a iego zdaniem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-10
POtrzeba 100 g6rnIk6w

do kopslni wegls - plaza " leoie cd
tony zoo. zims 77Ac. Robotnik6w z ia
milismi chetniej sie wrzyimuje - vol
ne mieszksnie, staia praca, tsnia jszda.
Take potrzebujsmy robotnikow ma far.
my ! do kolei ~Aslaznej. Robota gwsrsn-
towana. fla PINK,
$50 East Lakests basement
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
INCREASING THE POLICE FORCE.

1t Is said that the Grand Jury will
make a presentment In connection with
the number OF assaults and robberies
in the public streets of the city, strongly
recommending that the police force be
increased by the addition of one thou
sand men to the present number. This
action is alleged to be due to the sug-
gestion OF Supt. Byrnes. who attributed
the outbreaks OF lawlessness to the in
sufficient number of patrolmen, and ex-
pressed the opinion that the proposed
addition of one thousand men Is needed
for the proper protection OF the city.
There can be no doubt that the force
as at present constituted Is too small.
But before 1t Is increased. would 1t not
be better to insure the reform shown
TO be greatly needed by recent develop
ments. both among officers and men?
Is 1t not, indeed, due to the character
of the force, heretofore and generally
good. considering the number. that bad
methods and bad men should be weeded
out?
Above all, before the increase takes
place, Is 1t not desirable that the Lexow
Committee should go Higher Up In Its
Investigations, and let the people know
whether the heads of the Department
are fit to be intrusted with the control
of greater number OF men?
The people have heard enough of the
corruptions of irresponsible individuals.
Go Higher, Mr.. Goff!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
A DOUGHTY CHAMPION.

Ex-Secretary William C. Whitney has
written ringing letter to Chairman
Hinkley. of the State Democratic Com
mittee. calling upon Democrats to do
their full duty in the present campaign.
Mr.. Whitney repeats his refusal al
ready signified to Mr. Hinkley to serve
as Chairman OF the Campaign Commit
tee during the canvass. But he admits
that II his objections were not absolute
he would be tempted to accept in order
to make more emphatic his desire to give
to Senator Hill whom he has on some
occasions opposed. n hearty and I'M
qualified support. He will work for sue
cess, but in the ranks only.
"This State Is the keystone OF the en-
tire situation" Mr.. Whitney says, DE
feat here will mean encouragement for
Democrats and encouragement for Re-
publicans throughout the country"
The letter is a bold. earnest and hon
est exploitation of the situation and will
do much good. Everybody knows what
sort OF service Mr.. Whitney can rem.
der 'in the ranks" Everybody knows
what great work he accomplished In
1892 Everybody will see what valuable
aid he will give to the campaign this
| wear
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
A BAFFLED OCTOPUS.

Truly we have arrived at halcyon days
in municipal politics! Who would ever
have supposed. even one short year ago.
that a chance at the ONCE OF Mayor of
New York would go chasing around
through all the back streets and alleys
of politics hunting for a victim to de-
YOUR.
The able Con- eluded the first ap-
proaches of the nomination octopus.
Gilroy and Grant SHE'D ut the first
sight of the long Tammany tentacle.
The Republican feeler got slight grip
on Strong. but ne seems likely to escape
the deadly clutch. Nathan Straus is
going armed against the threatened
danger Even 80 graceful and attrac-
tive an embrace as that of the Com
mittee OF Seventy has been evaded by
nimble gentlemen like +. II. Coudert.
Mr.. Grace Is accused of contemplating
suicide In the grasp of two tentacles at
once. but the charge is as yet unsus-
tained. Altogether the cruel octopus of
political ambition which is alleged to
be sucking the life-blood of our ablest
men is having a hungry time OF 1t this
Fail.
The office Is surely seeking the man
for once, and not the man the office.
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REGISTER TODAY.

This Is the first day OF registration,
and It is to be hoped that every legal
voter will hasten to put his name down
on the list. A big first days registra-
ton will give an Impetus to the cam
paign that will last to Its close.
Every good citizen may rest assured
that the machine voters will hasten to
get their names down on the lists. All
the politicians who are threatened with
Punishment from power will persuade
their friends to register. Why should
not the supporters of honest and in
dependent local government be as
prompt as its enemies?
To be sure the reform outlook is not
very encouraging The glib talk about
patriotic unselfshness and an honest.
earnest, non-partisan Peoples" move
ment. seems to have passed away. The
Republicans now want a straight
Mayor. One independent organization
kicks II It does not get the Sheriff. An
other draws out unless 1t can secure
the Superior Court Judgeship. and SO
on through the patriotic list
But some good may come out OF the
muddle after all, and so good citizens
ought to put themselves In a position to
vote. Let every man put himself in n
position to resist the election of notori-
ously bad men, anyway.
Register Register. Register!
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ON RELIGIOUS THEMES.
Questions of Mortality and Immor-
tally That Worry EVEN
ing World" Readers.
Thinks We Are souIIess.

To the Ed.or.
would like to say TO George Smith, Of Ny
ak. n. Y. that there 10 no scientific proof Of
the existence OF the human soul. The belief In n
soul is purely faith, and, like other things founded
upon faith, 1t ID not capable OF demonstration.
To f. s. A. would like to say that practically
speaking monkey is much the same as man.
The monkey has precisely the organs as
man. The monkey begets It's kind like man
It suffers from the same diseases as a man and
It dies like man. II even speaks in language
OF Its own. which is more simple than that OF
man. The monkey differs from man only in de-
gree Of intellect. Man improves. but animals do
not Tha FIRST man was a beast. no lived in a
cave ate his food uncooked. and had q language
made up OF signs and grun,s 1t took
turtles TO develop man Into his present condition.
Herbert Spencer says: I'm spite OF the progress
Of intellectual Development the latent savage still
exists" Hence man resorts to brutal war and
gives way 10 anger.
LUIGI GALvANt DORME. VI. D.
1853 West Twcnty-eishth street, New York.