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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04
lFlrst polished iu the Auitrsr WElKLr
REFLECTOR, bee. 7, 1898
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Francis Scare, pl,iptif,

vs.
John silyev, May silyey and David Matte
son, dcfcudauts.
Under nm by virtue of an or1rrof -nlo Is.
surd by the clerk Of the Gl-iHIct court (
ihn 5th judicial District within ud for
bicklhton county, STATE Of kuusns, iu fhc
delivered, I VIII
On Monday, JAN. 8, A, D 1894,
a. 10 O'Clock IA the forenoon Of sdd day NJ
We front q or ut the court house IN the
G. ny OF Abilene, Dickinsnn county, stat" OF
hhlHh-' without nppIhi4cm'nt, sol I, the
nlEh"rl b'dder for Ca b Ia mnd the follow.
M ue-cfinrd rrHl cs'utn TO wit:
he south half OF the southeast quarter Of
r,silon nuuber sixteen tlGl tow III p twelve
w buull, OF range one u east Of the tlNth
state Ot KRnsDs
Iho snid rcai c,tH'. viii De sold pursuant
10 VIC Judgment ~ tho count In said eau. q
irrltru IN said oder Ot sH.c.
witness my hAt 4 ut All enc, knnsa1, this
2l't cay Of Nuycmb O., 4. y. 1853.
J S. SMITH,
sherif Ut Dickinson county, kuurus.
STAMBAuGH n IlUHD,
Attorneys Tor PIhintim
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04
Castoria.

"Castorla Is 10 well adapted 10 children thai
! recommend 1t as superior To any prescription
known 10 me-"
II. A. ARouEH, NJ. D.,
Ill SO. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. I,
our physicians In tho children's depart.
mont havo spoken highly OF thoir expert
encc In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we arc FREQ to confess that the
merits OF Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon IT,"
UsITED IiosriTAL AND DrsPEsaApY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN G. sEru, Pres,
urray Street. New York CITY,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04
REFLECTOR. Dec Z, 1893.
SHERIEF'S SALE.
Case No. 2HlO.
j h. Gait, plaintiff.

1hh Cat, plhinliH
VI.
hsctoI Myers, Alkaline Niger, md MARY
Eta nverr - ~ HAY Tiyurg, TacJ.
drre iarl Myers, md Arthur Il Myort
minor heirs ct Hector Myers dcoolseI.
defendants.
Iuccr md y rtuc of nm order o. sale
.'ued by the ,I,rk of the III trict Cnu.t ct
Tue sth Judicial District, within ami Tor
ID ckinh' u CON- lN, stn'v Of kpn-na, H., the
70 wee tillcd cns', INA g. M DIR ctOd ana
q ilvurcd, VIII On
Monday, Janulry 8, A. D. 1894,
NJ 10 o'c'uck %. m, Of ava da., at Tire 'front.'
opnr - III" count huusu ~ the cit Of $40.
lcn., p'rkiu.pH county state ~ ktN-ua,
wa hnut Hppr Iit.muut s,ll o. iN. uiEuu-t
bidder Tor C.-u 300 NHld, the following de
scr bod ttul rHt..it tD.wit;
Thc cast one Eu dr.' AMI u"N .liH q 81
OF lot humber 81. ven an uu "UcttN"
nN'tne In L"huld Assn ~ addition to
mo CITY ot Abilene m Dickinson county,
state OF kansas.
The ~ real estate will b. -p.d pu'-utrt
10 ne JudgmHtt I IN court 10 ~ rtuHc
itclIt In said orduI Of -nl".
Witnes,iny handthiss9 th day OF Nuy,mH'r
A. u lsg3.
j s. SMITH,
sheriff OF Dickinson County.
T. T.. DEWEY,
Attgrnov fpt u .pIpty0
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04
OLD JACK DUBLIN.
I'll. Funny War story That Was Related
nv Gen. Grant.

Til" Funny War story That Was Related
nv Gen. Grant.
Thcrc was no better, moe loyal or
more fearless soldier than old Jack
dublin, but he had one fault and that
was an ovcrweening fondness for the
whisky bottle, or rather for its con
tents. lie had loon companion
whose real name | never knew, but
everyone called him Uncle ~. While
In camp old Jack was taken IN OF
fever, and, despite the unrcmitting at
tcntion Of Uncle 81 died The corpse
developed an unusual rigidity after
death aud strange tendency To fly up
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04

'Casioria Is the bet remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
Jar distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of thr'- children, and use Castoria In.
t"nd Of the yoriousq uack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful
AGENTS down their threats, thereby sending
hem 10 premature graves"
On. J. y. KiscnELoK,
Conway, Ark.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04

The oontaur Company n Murray Street, New York City,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04
Texas Excursion.

January Oh. 1894, The r ok Island
will sell excursion tickets to all points
in Texas at one fare for the iou,d trip.
Tickets allow stop IF privileges in
Oklahoma aud Texas, linal retain
limit 80 DAYS from date # sale.
i. r. KERR, Agent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-04

For sale by W, p. Gulick, the druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
WORK or A MASKED ASSASSIN

Battle Greek. Mich. Nov. AT : o'lo'H
night a man knocked AT the door ~ the iat""o,
occupied by william Wickwire. three mh's ~
OF Climax An adopted son answered 'ne -.
and the man. whose clothes were conceaeu ..
long rubber coat and his features by p''o" u.
entered and asked for the man OF the mouse 80.
passed BY the lad INTO the sitting-roo'n' h,
Wickwire's sister was sitting. She noti'e' 'oJ
was masked and carried revolver ana she IT'D
up and grabbed for the weapon Al th's "' ~
the trigger the ball striking her in the sue I'm
neck making a slight flesh wound lie hreu ., 90
but this time the shot missed It's mark .,i
who was In the parlor adjoining. rnshed o" rim
grabbed for the man The murderer turheu % ,hs
and fired one shot. the bal striking MN rns
mouth and passing directly through ms me- ,,ack
second ball glanced around his eye. th' Sir,
him in the stomach and "A fourth nhsSen and en-.
Mrs Wickwrc ran out OF the par.YYi-o face
deavored to tear the mask on the murue,,a rted 70
He fought her desperately however anu who had
back ont OF the room Just then Wick"ne hair ard
partly recovered consciousness raiser a,,,nned him
struck him ever the mead The blow LIED and
and he half dropped to the hoor 9 9at,liy injured
ran from tn, place Wckw.re - id'a urniia,eI that
Ills sisters wound IS not fatai II Is "a the crime
a relative and ne;ghbOr is suspected % "
and that It was committed FOR revenge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
A MILHOLLAND LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

A number OF the active Republicans Of the NIth
Assembly District met at the state club on Wein"s-
day night and organized political and social assoc
citation to be known by the name Of the MilhDllanl
League Of the Xlth Assembly District. The new
body starts off with membership OF nfty men.
Room No. II, state club has been hired by the
Business Committee. After the adoption Of a con
stitutiOn the following officers were elected for the
coming year: James q. McMuriay president II. q.
Bag.ey. vice president; ". g. Brown. secretary
treasurer Business Comm!ttec-Petcr Flint. chair
man; Frederick II. Pinckney and \. T.. Schnlble.
smoking concert will be given at the state club
on Wednesday evening, November IS. at 8 o'clock.
Tickets Of admission have been sent to the various
Assembly district leaders and large Attendance i
expected. The entertainment viii be under the
auspices OF the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
prroRu CLUB AND THE CURRENCY.
r,,or,GAxpA ESTABLISHED TO SPREAD IDEAS
49,. ..,n -. 1InNl-r MnNEN

A PROPAGANDA ESTABLISHED y" S''''-N' '''-'''
n FAVOR OF f'Ni-' '''-'
,.,Do October moeiinr Of the trustees Of The Re
49,, 1,,,h they aGopicI 3 resolution Hs follows.
~, ,,, Tb,, thc Committee on Sound cur
-. w. sreciarv requested To undertake. wl,h ih'
..,io,, NJ continuing il from year to year 80
~, 90 the necessity shall Doe urgent a general
r1,,,ro,aa IN behalf IF proper lex Station upon me
propaganda go -. g.. ,,,ris,ii,.frr,
subj, matters WIZ" .,r, : r,,t,.brl ,ra.i-
,., 81 tho clui and chairman Of ;hc Committee on
ro''' " .,,,. ,r,o,,ted an Executive. commit
So"i' va ..t . ,.,.,,.., tro, /, forum
tee OF that c"hi"'i''' w. ,t. ,
late and report to the iil committee i'"' ''
,,r,ca5ure for its approval This report "As ~
scented on Thursiay' an" "'.'''''
for action alons ihfee lines.
'"'' 49,, nth ....i,l r,r.r..... to the
nresen, situation. The idea here is that the IT,
- ,.,.,, sbsu dn yha. j. attempted 10 .o f0g
'ofin ~" no, CO.. 49,. go. ,,,hl,,t.ona tie --latest
tarH T'''i'" '"' ..,..t l,., MOSS. ,.l.
most pertinent and best summarized ''" pos
- r.. gathered on each important branch - ihe
suhJv't h.ft ion ,h. as.
Second public moeufss 10 49, '''' ,, 49,.
s.,,hl,-roo,os OF the Reform club AZ WI % VIZ
,oahos and invited guests Of the club shall he all
members anu N.Y. -, ,,.rs a,d thinkers on
finance and banking. not merely from Ne"-ior1.
,. ,ro,o all nar,s Of the country.
DuI IIo'" "'' pa , i s,..,.,l l.,s Of
Third. the securing ~ pom anu Si''''
those 10 be reached throughout tie country. n
" i...i,.. .,.b c,-nr.,.flo. and
carving on such propaganda as may '' ''"l+' ''
slrabe' - ,.,.., i.
After fuI d!scuSs'oh '''a ''.''' '' 81,
the fun committee. and 1t is UNDERSTOOD '''' Old,
,h rosources Of the Reform CIuh VIII Dee tunnel
. ,. tr.o ,b. work thus outlined IN follow
AT once 'h'o inc ""'N "'"' D., 49,.
ing. from the preliminary cii' u'"i f''''9 I'D ' '
stand which the club proposes TO iak".
~, t.,l,,,.o,. so. lack of claeiicitv and other
Iie ii ift o,r ,re5e,,, system have baDom.
gray" utiectS ~ 81 ou -, o,ii,i,n - satsfa,or.
4 very VD',OuS' i"o P'N'N''' N'''''
70 ,'''",r. - ,,,o.s r,,, ,.ro,rtlv demanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
HOUE GIIES UIuNELF TP.


THE ALLEGED A6coMrLIcE or rTTEzEI AND
HOLMES ARRIVES ~ PHILADELPHIA. POS
SHELLY cLEw FROM SARATOGA
Philadelphia. Nov .. -Jcp,hi y. Howe. the :,
Louis attorney vho has been Indicted ior completely
in the conspiracy asalns, the Fidelity MltuH Life
Association, arrived here from Washington at noon
to-day Ne vas met at the station boy Lawyer Nj
Donald. OF 81. Louis. who reached Philadelphia yes
t~rlay and VINO VIII be ilowc's counsellor. Howe
SURRENDERED himself To- Superintendent OF Police
Linden after making statement OF his connection
with the Pt,zrl affair. H. admits that n" acted
a. attorney for Nj iHtc2I in securing the sloCl0
insurance on her husbands lie. and that b. nc-
companiel her daughter Alice TO Philadelphia on
her journey 10 Identify the body alleged to b., that
of b. f. ritezcl. lie says he received $3.50 for his
services and turned over the rest TO Mrs Pltczrl
Mr.. Mcdonald had IN interview with Police Su-
pcrintendont Linden to-day. After it was over the
latter said:
consider Mr. Mcdonald among the ahlest OF
criminal lawyers In the nitcd States. So far rs
know. he is reputable. honest and trusi worthy. |
do not believe h. would 10 dlshonOrahle act and
cannot think he would knowingly have written
such q letter AZ would hay" brought ah lut tn" sue
the letter h. wrote was entirely satisfactory -
The letter .f,rred TO Is which INTRODUCED How
to Superintendent Linden when the former came
to Philadelphia 10 collect the insurance.
Saratoga, y y. Nov. % on Friday November .
two men who are supposed to have been IT, II.
Holmes and r. +. ltcZCl the alleged llfe-insurancc
consprators. were in this city Both men called
THE Daily SaratogiaL" Ollie" and had inserted
I'm that paper the following obituary notice.
Charles g. Whitney. Of Chicago. "a Wclknown
CONNIE rcial traveller died Tuesday at his home %
Frankn-st.. IN this village. leaving widow and
one child In Chicago His remains were taken To
New-lOrk for intcrmcnt
Both men subsequently appeared in The Sara
togian" counting room to purchase copies OF the
paper containing the notice. When the who
presented The notice for publication was asked the
number OF the house IN which Whitney died. he
replied no matter" Inquiries made to-cay OF
local physicians undcrtakers and residents In
Franklin-st. fail to develop any knowledge OF
Whitney his death Neither was any transfer
permit issued by the Board OF Health for the
moyal OF his body elsewhere. his burial here.
the body sent from Saratoga either by freight
express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
COMMISSIONER CUMMINGS IN

COMMISSIONER CUMMINGS IN VI IVA
90 LIKELIHOOD OF \ SPECIAL ELECTION TO FILL
HIS PLACE IN CONGRESS-.
Commissioner Amos j. Cummings TOOK MS sea'
in the new Board OF Electrical control yesterday
peforo ACCEPTING the appointment by the Mayor
b had sent to Governor Flower his resignation rs
N.,rbef Of CONGRESS for the Nith District Mr.
C,r,,rniurs'y term as Congressman would expire on
March : 1886 I!e was q candidate for reelection
as the Tam,aany Hall candidate in the NIllth
District. now represented by john Dewitt warner
but was defeated by the Republican nominee
Colonel r. - shannon.
Commissioner Cummings sail yesterday that II
WAS imYrohaIlc that r. special c.ecton would pe
held 10 FIJI the vacancy for the three months %
his term remaining Tie Governor. it Is said 'i'f
decided AFTER consulting NcV-York Democrats
not to order a special election. Tammauy HAIL
& sick Of elections ~ mis- sort Thcy have brought
the Nigw.m only ili-.oriu-o Hc1ri's, me coz -,
uniting fh- lection machinery INTO on"intt"h III
a Concfcss district is Er"ai. an! thcy are un,
popular win the taxpayers. Tainnany men s5"t
have come upon the or -auila;on are tra''dn
To- the hal.-dozen Special elections prerpitai"i 10y
Richard croker. after me vas elevated I" "'''-
ship
The now board Of Electrical control orean@ei
vesteriav by ,l..tins Mayor . Troy chairman. and
one of the ncNIr appointed Commissioners. li.iTT
:. krarncy. secretary. sHcc' rIlilr u''poi' M"sS
s fr.iachis" granted T. ID" Ilo'k Lighting
and Power Company 10 enter tie subwtNs
According tho SCcr,;arNs report. thiitf po!'s
and fifteen miles OF overhead Ntrfi Mr'r - mover
Gurias October without cNi"rsc TO ne rlt., y"
action wac taken rceard.ng the election Of an
engineer 10 tax" the uiar" %. puliniss. Cner
Kcarrcy. ~ changes anonr H., employees OF tho
board. 10 was said. are contemplated ~ lre+'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
MIR. NIXON \ CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER

Buffalo Nov "A morning paper says tha' Nv
semhlyman Nixon. OF Chautauqua County j. 'a"-
didate for the Speakershlp OF the As emily h'
spent part OF yesterday in this city I'm co"su!'a"A
with Erie County members and last night ~ ~"
nounced that he was In the race % say '
Nixon left Buffalo last night for tour OF ."
State. especially the southern Tier ana Ne"''
and Kings counties The only move IN the d'.'' ~.
OF selecting candidate which has been maui
the members from Erie AMI Western Ne".'O
In general has been the selection 81 December ;
as the day when all the members from We ''; -
\ew-York viii meet in cOnfcrenc" ana Cy." ,hsy
some definite understanding as 70 the PEI poch.
will support This cOnfert nee VII. be hei ~ .r,iv
ester and II is said that either Nixon or '"'0'
vyill no sol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
For years exclusively used by the beat families
For years exclusively used by the best families

clined to take up the gauntlet and so We did
fai TO see that We interfered in any way. or were
too hasty.
sustained and Colonel Fellows was turned OUT OF
office Governor Flower might appoint man 'i,
who would not be satisfactory 10 the co"''"o-
nity?' Mr.. yelling was asked
u believe" he replied, chat Governor 'IoWer
viii appoint satisfactory man 10 me once ,,iT
removes Colonel Fell VS.. He certa;ny c'u,1
NOT find a worse man than Colonel Fellows, anu
I believe he will maxi wise selection
Preble Tucker said yesterday thnt wnhe ,n'
five men who made the charg"S were an i'll, ,',
bers of Good Government club u. ihrF h"'
no. rcprceentcd the club in making the ch"'F =,
He also explained that while zen charEes nae
been drawn up originally ana Wn rt,.r IT, had
hoen thought best % present To- the F'''I"V'
only simple charges which could be 'asiy PROV IT,
as more elaborate charges Wouu nav r.
colonel Fellows an opportunity Tor d'i"I' ",''
for n long examination in his defence. A. the
case stands now Colonel Fellows must 'H'nI
distrove the charges by showing 'n.il tit 49,,
Of his Office are not true. OF adhH' 'n'' "'
hoen entity of neglect. Mr.. Tucker dtcldI'''
Regarding the : statement made 10y some "l ,h'
Members Of the Committee Of Seventy, lhl'
there had been undue haste In proSr''.'~ Cd"
charges to the G 1vernor NJ Tucker salH'
~. have no, jn,erfer,l with the action Of me
Comroiffee o, Seventy IN any WAY we nav T." ,
made the committees poS,,op H. ,ti1rneyG nor,..
gu, ns nonn'c may think that should hay VIII
Sonmr r., Marian .' va Governor but in the meal
uH, n Cloncj Fellows probably would have rc..sn
with the Understanding that G''crn'T ri3w,f Crsi
dpiO,ml o EIoynr from the necessity Of amy de- IA
which Colone Fellows could hAyc ,, eam ,,b, COM
s"nt ~ rnsirn for a consideration hcior" ne 'NI 81
Governor Flowers term OF ofc". IN orict LIZ, -
man supposed to be favorable T. certain t.'''i'.'
otfirla,s might be made Distrirt-AioineY. W n.y.
stoppei such a plot. If there va one, '"ci ,,' ,
idint MAJ Who will be entirely Satisfactory 10
he committee of Seventy and TO me lu".v ~
oro,,r we believe that Governor fl0w'f Gun n'
trusted at the cose Of his tern OF otlcc - naNo
rise selection II he should fail 70 - tht,. men
ao might make other charges and present 'h'n 70
Governor Morton.
w Travers Jerome called on p'stricj-Nt 'ora,y
Fellows yesterday. Apparently tne nrt'ai.. " -
a cordial one. The two SHOOK hai'7 -t,in
Ala not seem To be a very serious affair ana l.'
Colonel agreed with him. Then they phss'd n.i3
the inner office for TAX ne il''s ,,nh 49,.
Con,n,i,tce If seventy and the DstT.,i-A'''rh'y ;
office are not strained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
SrJCYDE OF A BiNK CLERh'

Johnsonburg Penn Nov. 2-Harfy sound
aged about twenty four. bank cleth Ta,onai
dead In his room over the Johnsohou,s 81, holes
Bank. this morning at o'clock. TWO .'a,,sr BY
his head and SF,y asSsr nSrch
the body. Life had evidently been ,,e Coroners
an hour when the body was founu 70 the Gauss
Inquest brought out no evidence -
Of the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
THEY DECLINE TO DESERT THE sTANpARD

The Anti-Machine Republicans OF the 9Th AS
semby District held large and important meeting
on Wednesday night at No. l73 Thlrd-ave. William
Stewart was In the chair and Edward +. Murphy
was secretary. The question before the members
was whether they should remain with the Anti
Machine Republicans or enroll themselves with the
regulars. Speeches were made by the chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

most impossible to mention .oiif ~ worker. an
clrrcsi a.d cons rtiouS Republican anyvhers
o. any considerable Importance ana Influence IN
Marty rlaragfmcuf q" -O1eTt ~ nODuiar
sentiment; who H. not friendly ID senate 'hanf-
lar's candidacy. The Republican STATE committee
il almost q WHIT FOR II II" Rr.l'lear IDS N
noarlv o,erv ward ard tom I'D m" state AMI me
marty organization throughout. are friendly 70 ~
Tho Governor elect and the tv' 'onncio s.eiert
.xception or tn. state senators ''f h'li& co,.
siIerah bic majority Of the mex senate ave tayotanie
10 IT, and as has bee clearly shoN.. Wy iaI Nc
great ma iority Of the Republican Renr'SeniatFes'
elect enough In thcmselvoT 70 constitute. coz,
sidera bic working MAJORITY Ok the next houss o.
Rcpresen atives. have freely expressed tte' per-
creme. 20 be Senator Chardicr. The heads Of ne
ernment tho manag cement and he greater nun.
her OF the emp Dyes nigh and los" o. the tFo slea!
railway systems o, New Hampshire. I'd" sT.t.
manufacturing and Industrial .ii''. ''s VI ~
STAG the public institutions. tire hanNs ne coni'
merclal houses. the oranges. the "DIkiS az
lions with hardly an exception and 80 the nt-
ter!al Interests throughout he l'ls'h ana Nreal,n
OF the Commonwealth seem united H.i rnanimoHss
in be- ar %. he return o. tn senior major Q.
Ncw-H rn, shire 20 mis- post ~ tufN Many ~ en-.
rnen outside the state have expressed OF. I'fV '"''
he will be reelected -.
II ANYBODY eIs, is elected 70 the place. he mus!
go 10 the foot OF the Senate committee. instes o,
taking the important cha.rm3rsnips "hicn MI o99
Senator Chambers 4 matter o. precedent anu
right. .,...
Charles = Burns rs between senator thand er
and any other candidate Is In favor Of senator
chandler. and Mr. Burns himself VII Aot en-,
harrnss the almost universal Repuh lean s'Auinen'
OF the State by any candidacy " his own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
CANvAssERs 10 MEET TODAY.

The Aldermen. as canvasscrs Of the official vote.
will meet to-day at 10 a. m ana Il is expected that
the tables now in the hands Of the printers VIII De-
ready for the formal declaration OF the result by
Deputy County Clerk i. J. Scuv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
BOAT-OWNERS INTERESTED.

a meeting Of boat-owners will be held at D. m to-
day at the Seanan's Chapel. no. q Cccntcs slip.
TO urge recommendations Levi l.. Morton. GOV
ernor-eiect regarding the superintendent Of
Public Works be appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
A MISTAKE DISCOVERED IN THE COUNT

The Democrats in II, hoken were j1ohant last
night over . clerical error discovered in the NV''
OF the Ist Distrc' - the Fourth Warl ~ Hoo'As"
The returns eivo ;h, Democrats rs votes VINE VIC
recount shows 9S THIS 1t IS said. VIII elect '"'ee
more Democratic Assomhlvmen AMI ieleat nv
three lowest Republicans declared elected une s
there should be- a corresponding gain somewhere ="
tho Republican vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

Tri- calculation gives Senator Chardlor j" ma
irritv over every possible combination that can be
p...l. ,p1I.st hl-n cvoN II the whole delegation
fran, Manchester tn0 should vote against him. and
hts is hiehlv improbable. In other words the
~ votes from the city 90 Manchester added TO the
,lorhteul column cannot give more than II votes
,,atr.t senator Chandler while he viii have "a
solid for HIM. wi'h the probability that those men.
ar mos, az them who have thus FAR expressed 10
fr.r.r,"co or may not he in his favor. will reach
H.. CON. fusion that he should be returned under
IN. circumstances to his position IN the senate
Those figures arc 20 mere suessworh. or surmisc.
or idle speculation. bat We're obtained with great
labor and with Il correctness which will soon be
demonstrated The persons who compiled them
mad, a similar canvass In the fall OF lNS Their
estimates as published on November p OF that
year gnyc Nr Chanl er ~ votes His vote In the
caucus OF the following %une was l2j This leads
the compilcrs to have perfect faith in their figures
row.
\ vast number Of representative Republicans and
tvpical citizens are openly In favor of Senator
Chardlcrs return 10 the Senate. Indeed. II Is al
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A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant favor gentle action and soothing effects q
Syrup Figs. when In need Of laxative. and II the
father mother he bilious the gratifying
results follow IT, that II he best famile remedy
known and every family should have bottle on hand.
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Owen Donoehue. who was one OF the Path-rlnders
1yitb Fremont; Joseph Mcdowell. William r . Day
and others ON A vote being taken. II was Ioulu
M, thr hal,ots stood 60 to in favor or remaining
Win the Anti-Machne organization.
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ELk1Nss r1.r1rlnN As sl.NArnR cERrAIN

Wheeling W Va. NOV "a canvass today OF
the Republicans elected ID tn LEGISLATURE prac-
tica,ly removes al doubt II the e.ec on ~ M'.
Ekns % the senate Every member from the lia
AMI INth Congressional districts has declared io'
Ekus as have alsl over half ~ me members III INC
rst and IIli districts II Is believed tnat Ins
other candi lates will withdraw and that there wiz
be no contest in the caucus.