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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
MANY Miners DROWNED
Caught Like Rats in a Trap Near
Central City, Colo,
THIRTEEN MEN PROBABLY DEAD.
The Water Came Rushing Upon Them BE-
fore They Gould Seek PIaoe of Safety.
Tho Accident Duo to the Neglect of the
Mine Managers.

hVES Abey Oouiu beGk u EAhOo OF SnKety.
Tho Accident Duo to the Neglect Of the
Mine Managers.
: CENTRAL CITY. Colo, Aug. 3o-The ao-
cfdental flooding OF the American and
Sleepy Hollow mines yesterday afternoon
caused the death, It is believed, Of thir-
teen miners Every effort lie being made
to rescue the unfortunate men, but little
hope is entertained A little after O'Clock
the water in the lower workings Of Fisk
mine, east OF the main shaft broke
through the old workings Of the vein,
that has not been worked for number of
years Coursing eastward, 1t struck the
Americus, where two italian miners,
whose names have not been learned, were
at work In the lower part of the shaft
They were both drowned. In it's course
the water diverted to the Sleepy Hollow
mine. the easterly portion of the Fisk
mine. Fifteen men were working In the
Sleepy Hollow, three Of whom escaped.
courier was sent to the adjacent mines
and all their workmen escaped.
In the Sleepy Hollow, whose escape was
shut OIL, were the following: N. Vegas,
B. Brocken, Brewer Brisk, William
Brisk, Thomas Pease, Thomas Williams,
M. II. Lacon. Thomas Colbus, ]. Harris,
s. Vallero and John Parks.
The sounding Of the whistle gave the
nrst signal OF distress. and soon the shaft
building Of the Sleepy Hollow mine was
30 crowded with the families and relatives
OF the imprisoned miners, and those want
ing to give assistance. that IL was almost
impossible for the work of rescue to go on.
Sheriff Wiliiams finally arrived on the
ground, the building was cleared and
practical miners offered their services in
lowering the bucket. The farthest depth
attained was $50 feet, the accumulated
gas forced up by the rising water being
such that candle would not burn at
greater depth. A second effort was made,
a larger sized safety lamp having been
placed in the bucket.
The first rescuer who decended IN the
bucket found Mr.. Brisk at the $50 foot
level. On reaching the surface he was
almost In an insensible condition, An.
other man went down afterward, but was
unsuccessfui in reaching lower point in
tho shaft, owing to the rising of the
water The managers of the property
were on the ground and were very assidu-
GUS in their efforts to relieve the men.
The two in Americus are without doubt
dead. Those In the Sleepy Hollow, unless
they can be found In some outhole. have
met death in a similar manner.
Ever since the closing down of the
pumps in the incline shaft of the new
Gregory Mining company the waters In
the SHIFT have been gradually rising. the
Fisk mine having been driven out Of the
lower to the upper workings. This was
due to the inhability of the owners of the
Fisk and Sleepy Hollow to agree upon a
plan to prorata the drainage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
ohf ysn Saw Their Mother Murdered.

" jefNNATI. Aug. 80.-Hozekiah Rob-
"a young farmer at Butler, Ky, out
%wifes throat in the morning and then
<ht his own. He died Instantly. His wife
Ii fatally hurt. He is supposed to have
been Insane. The bloody deed was wit.
messed by their three children, aged from
+ ! to years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
State Championship.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cles elnnd at Boston.
pitttburg ut Baltimore.
Loulsvilo at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Cincinnati at New YORK.
Hayes has killed himself at last.
The Dover boye were In for the game
yesterday,
rhe @. A. @ hit Clark at tihce when he
was weuk. Who could not
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
workers Want Some Of tho increase.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3o.-The recent ad.
vance in the price of bar iron has caused
the puddlers to discuss wages again. The
question In controversy is whether or not
puddlers' wages are to advance Sept. / to
$4.60 ton, based on the average selling
price of bar iron during jury and August,
Or not until Oct /. The secretary of the
Western Iron Manufacturers association
bays the advance will mot take effect until
Oct. 1, but President Garland, Of the
IAmalgamated association, says puddlers'
wages should be increased Sept. l. An.
other conference may be necessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Fed Four Boys to TheIr nonr..

BuDA PEsTH, Aug. 80.-The Roumanian
trainers and exhibitors Of performing
bears have been arrested in Debrecsin, In
the Haiduck district of Hungary, charged
with having fed their animals human
flesh. In the course Of their examination
the men admitted that they had killed
four boys, cut their bodies into pieces, and
fed their bears with the flesh. The con-
fession OF the prisoners have aroused
popular Indignation to the highest pitch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
An Alleged counterfsIter nald for rri.,.

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 80.--Harvey Haw-
thorne, of Clearfleld county, had hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Graffius on the charge of making
counterfeit money. Detective Griffin pro.
ducod q counterfeiter's outfit found in
Hawthornes house. Adam Barnett testl-
fled that Hawthorne had offered to teach
him how to make the coin. Barnett pur-
chased some of the spurious money.
Howthorne was held for trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
NoRed Flag on Chioaeo,s str.,,..

CHICAGO, Aug. 3o.-It has been rumored
that upon the arrival in Chicago Of Kelr
Hardie, the English labor leader, the
socialists would unfurl the red flag at an
open air demonstration on Sunday at
which Hardie and John Swinton would
speak. Mayor Swift has issued positive
orders against the carrying of the red flag
through the streetg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Govt Report
N|>:A'!l! q! Bs,tieg bs%iIsg'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Wilmington nnIah,. remplar..
ABSOLUTELY PURE


The Boston Globe prints tho complste
roster oi it's Knights Templars from this
State and says;
The little State OF Delaware ts repre-.
sented at the oonelave by solitary com.
mnndery. This is st. Johns Comman.
derry. No. 1. of Wilmington. Del. But not
wlthstanding the fact that they are a unit
from one State, this fact doeg not deter
them from being one of the most enter.
prising communicates In the city at tho
present time. Over at their quarters al
the Maverick House In East Boston, the
I,iiy delegation from the fruit.growina
State are giving the Noddle Islanders O
very favorable impression.
"a very elaborate programme has been
laid out for the week. and It is doubtful
II the commandery will be able to attend
all the Invitations which they have ac-
cspted.
"rhe commandery will start for home
on Saturday at 0 a. m. so that the Sir
Knights and their ladies will have ample
opportunity to visit great many points
OF interest In the city. Tho services OF
two guides has been secured who will at
tach themselves to the commandery."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Charged with Aiding Perry. Escape.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. 30.-Miss Amelin E.
Haswell, city missionary, was arrested
at the Union depot by Offlcer Il. j. Furr-
long, member of the New York Central
and Hudson Rive, railroad police system.
The officer was armed with warrant
charging Miss Haswell with aiding the
escape of Oliver Curtis Perry, the train
robber, from Matteawan asylum
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Savannah Flooded with Countorf.,,,.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 30.-This city has
been flooded with counterfeit two dollar
bills. Some are Of the series Of 1896 and
bear the picture Of Hancock, ana 1t is diff.
ficult to detect them from the genuine.
Others are of the series of lsel bearing
the picture of Window, and are more
easily detected. 1t is the impression that
counterfeiters are working them off in
large quantities in this section of the
south
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Minister Ransom to Return to Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 3o-Minister Ran
som took the oath of Office yesterday, and
expressed his intention of starting on his
return to Mexico within the next few
days. His health has greatly improved.
1t is understood that one of Mr.. Ransoni's 9
principal missions will be to induce
Mexico to reccde from the position she
has taken on the oxtradition Of American
criminals who have announced their in.
tention of becoming citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Live Stock Markets.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 2g-European cables quote
American steers at lllS9lsjSc. per lb.; dressed
weights; refrigerator beef at sJ6ai0c Calves
quiet. but steady; poor to good veals, 4ln8c,;
,grassers and buttermilk calves s2.3o63. so.
Sheep steady; lambs a shade lower; poor to
prime sheep. Sl.5003.5O; common to choice
lambs, SS.7615.lsh. Hogs easier at IS. 257D5. 80.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Aug. 2g.-Cattle steady:
prime, $5Gt5.20; butchers, $3S00I 10; bulls,
eows and stays. si.eoats.8O Sheep dull and
lower; extra, $3.2Olb325 good, s3.5oa2 90.
common, 5ocGSi; spring lambs, $2dIlo.
Veal calves, se2597 Hogs quiet; prime light,
$69550; heavy. N76d4s5; common to good
Workers, St.76G4.o0; roughs, 50. .50aL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
General Alfaro At OuI.o.

LIMA, Peru, Aug. So.-It is reported
here that when General Alfaro, head of
tho revolutionary party and of the pro-
visional government of Ecuador, has In.
stalled himself at Quito The Peruvian
government will recognize him and his
government.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Murdered n Government Marshal.

MooREHEAD, Ky, Aug, 3O-Henry Free
man, moonshiner, shot and killed
United States Deputy Marshal Boyle Ar
nett yesterday at White Oak, Morgan
county, Ky. Freeman is jailed at West
Liberty, heavily guarded. A determined
mob is organizing to lynch him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Marie Burroughs Divorced.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30-Marie Bur
foughs, tho actress, was granted divorce
Id tho superior court yesterday from her
husband, Louis +. Massen, ON account OF
the latter's unfalthfulness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
DIR. IInxnrd Retnrnah

= Rev. DR.. Howard has returned from
Ocean Grove and will be at Asbury's
prayer meeting this evening and fiji bis
D lpit on Sunday next. The work at old
AsDury will begin In earnest for the fall.
Let every ole be In his place tonight and
on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
A sniI pnun tho nnx

Mr.. and Mrs John Keen. MIR. and Mrs.
q. Parks Postles. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Matlack, Miss Helen WoolstoD, Miss Alma
Groves, Miss Fannie Matlack. Miss Mabel
Matlaok, Charles Stevenson, Frank Cor.
bit. George Jones and DR.. George II.
Carmichael. went down the bay yesterd ay
on the yacht Jarelin. They returned
home last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
MIRA. T.W. Hay

Mrs T. W. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.
says, t'5nIloh's Vitallzer Saved My Life
consider 1t the best remedy for debllt.
tated system ever used" Fer Dyspep-
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1T excels.
Irice 75 cts.
Sold by N. b. Danforth. Druggist, S. E. Cor.
end and Market n reets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
The atlanta Exposition Orator.

ATLANTA, Aug. 8D.-Hon. Emory Speer,
United States judge for the southern cir.
cult of Georgia. has been chosen orator
for the opening exercises OF the Cotton
States and International exposition, and
has signifled his acceptance of the invita-
tion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Chairman Quay. Appointmen,..

HARRISBURG. Aug. 8o-Chairman Quay
has appointed j. B. Rox and w. r Andrews
secretaries of the Pennsylvania Repub-
lican state committee. A meeting of the
committee will be held soon for the cleo
tion Of the executive committee. Frank
Willing Leach, of Philadelphia, will be
the chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Durrant Jury at Last Secured.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 8O,-The work of
completing jury to try Durrant was
ended yesterday by the acceptance Of
Samuel F. Dutton, Wholesale grocer.
Both sides Joined in a request for an ad.
journment until Monday. which was
fad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Call. 1. a Rebuks to Corpora,,o,,.

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 30.-Governor Alt
geld, of Illinois, passed through this city
yesterday. In conversation with an As
ISOLATED Press reporter he said that in his
opinion the victory of Senator Quay In
Pennsylyania Is q severe rebuke to cor.
porations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Othello on the Road.

Farmer--Hey, yew trampl
Tramp-Excuse Inc. sir, but mo name is
Othello.
Farmer-Hows thet2
Tramp-ooceypation gone. = Boston
Courier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
May succeed nIrr. satoIIL.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Rome cores
pondent of The Standard telegraphed that
Mgr. Zalewskl, apostolic delegate to
India. is destined to succeed Mgr. Satolli
at Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Tn. Xynad Fnrn snId.

Allan Smith. administrator OF the late
Harry L.. Wood. yesterday cold by virtue
of an order OF the 0fphan'e Court the farm
on the Lancaster pike to the Guardian
contains % acres and 10 q pretty country
seat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
SO 20 Ningarn FnII.


$40 to niagara Fails
The next of the series OF personally
conducted tours TO Niagara Falls via
PsnnsyivaDia Railroad. will be run on
September z.
Tho rate fG~ round trt3 Gchete, good for
ten days. - te9 frGm pEiludelphia, Wash
lDgton ana baltimore; Harrisburg, IS. 60;
williamspori. $3.50; proportionate rates
from other points.
A special train OF Pullman parlor cnrs
ana ddaycooNss1 will be rt,sa R2s, O sourlst
agent aud -saperoD .S<ty ascosspeAsy the
tour.
The S4isssi-s4 i>Trty y-ermit OF stop or at
watkins ard Rochester In each direction,
anu at Buffalo on the return Trip.
special attraction Tor partiul pants In
this tour will he Canada's Grand Indus.
trlsi Fair. which is to be held at Toronto.
Ont. from september Q to IA. Tourists
Will be granted reduced rates between
Niagara Falls and Toronto In order to
avail themselves OF The opportunity of
Hisiiihg this great exposition.
For specific ratee and time of trains an
plicRtion should be made to ticket agepts.
or to Tourist Agent. Room All Broad
Street Station. Philade elphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
Rsor,ar,tv Gets IN, Dec,.,...

C. ]. MorIarity OF thIs city and Jack
Doolny, the lightweight champion OF the
Pacitie eoasL. met in a iive-round contest
before tho Eureka Athletic Club last night
and the Wilmington pugilist got the
decision,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30

". Richardson. 1b....o o $ o o
CLARK, p............n..0 0 o o
Total. / %l9 o /
*Montgomery out In fifth inning Tor
falling to touch first base.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30

National League.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8; Chi
csgo, O. At New York-Naw York, IA;
Louisville, ]. AT Brooklyn, IL;
Cincinnati, o. At Boston-Boston, 8;
Cleveland, 4. Washington 60 innings,
darkness)-Washington, 8; 81. Louis, o.
Eastern League.
At Observation-Disclosures, o; Wilkes
barre, 8. At Syracuso-Providence s;
Syracuse, !. At Buffalo-Duffalo, 10;
Scranton, 4 At Schenectndy-Sprlng-
ssld, II; Toronto, TO-
Pennsyivnnia state League.
At Hnzleton--Hazloton. IL; Carbondsl.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
ScFuDuIouA

Student-For this insult / challenge
you to pistolsl
Commercial Traveler--All right, but
first you will have to take out a shooting
license, for my name is are-Grenzbote
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30

"The day before yesterday" announces
an Irish paper, MIR. O'Flinn fell from his
horse and broke his neck, but sustained no
other injury"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
TO CLEANSE PuE System,

Effectually. yet gently, when costlve or
bilious or when the blood Ia Impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habltual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
ting OF weakening them. to dlspol head
aches. colds or fevers use Syrup of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
TREE OF BIBLE WORDS
ny Ambrose 8. Oitey. of Words onI, IOnce In
the bible

by Ambrose 9. Oitey. of Words oni, l0nce 4,
the Bible.
Ado.
Advocate.
Antiquity, aunt.
Belcb. beetle. bending.
bucket car. rope, cas-.
tor, chapel, cheerfulness.
chimney. chop. circle, clerk,
cockel, coffin. concord con-
ference. copper. couch, cousin.
creek. cripple. crop, crouch
dealer. delightsome, delivery doc
tor. driver, dropsy. drowslnoss.
dwarf, ebony. ed, enterprise. entry.
express. feeder, fence. ferret ferry.
boat, file, fieeh, foam, forgot, frnii
frozen. gay. girls. gnat goblet.
grease, gulf, harrow, hats,
heartily. helm, helve. i'm.
mortal. justle,
Julia. kettle,
ladder, litter
mole, merrily
news, oar,
owe. osee,
paddle painful. pen.
knife. pestle, raDRe.
roller. fjeam. setter. smart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
BASE BALL NEWS.

TTbis column will be devoted 10 Base Ball
news. All llnews concernlpR the clubs is re-
eatons TO "Dase Ball Editor Republican
oiIce.l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30

Only six persons out of each 1000 live
to be 75 years old, and only one reaches tho
century mark
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philndelphia Exchanges.

NEW YoRK, Aug 2o.-The share speculation
today was unsettled In tone, and the move.
ment In prices very irregular. The large an.
precautions In values Of the past few DAYS
offered temptation to realize good profits,
which were taken advantage of, and the bear
element took advantage of this selling to nut
out fresh lines OF shorts. There was no con.
certed attack upon the market as a whole,
for some shares were well supported and
moved upward. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
RncIna nt nnzel DeII.

The racing at Hazel Dell yesterday
afternoon was interfcrei with by the rain.
but before tho storm arrived there were
lows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
The Weather.

For Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Del.
aware; Generally fair: cooler; northwest
erly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30

Dover. o o 90
Oolumoia A. C............ 80 o 90
Left on basss-Dover 9. O. A. G. 4. Struck
oet-By Leach g. by Clark 8. First base
on errors-By A. Richardson /, by Duffy
bles ana missed grounders-A. Richard.
son Dufy. Iime-50 minutes. Umplres
-l5urris and Lenolr.
Hayes was the bully OF the crowd.
:, AND they were not content with one
wares favorite twirler.
The Rockfords have secured tho strong
germantown oldb for next Saturday at
the Union street grounds. Game called
at o'olocB. The Germantown club Is
member OF the Suburban League and has
the reputation OF being first class club.
Batting order fOlloTa
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Commissioner Waring. Edward Lauterbach.
Frank d. Pavey. Alexander r. Mason Samuel
French and Montague LESSER are TO speak to-mor-
row night at the Phoenix Republican Club, No. 81
East Eghty-sixth-st.
Police Commissioner \. -. Parker and ex-Con-
gresham John s Wise will address the Lenox Re
publican Club at the clubhouse No. l22 Wes; One
hundred and-twenty -ninth-st.. on Tuesday evening
Headquarters of the XXVIIth Assembly District
Republican Campaign Committee have been opened
AT No 77g Sixth-ave The officers OF the Campaign
Committee are william s. Bagg. chairman X. j.
Lewis. vice-chalrman. Joseph Oatman. secretary
James L. Foster. TREASURED
John f. Burke has resigned member OF the
Anti-Tammany Democracy. He secretary OF
the XXNIIth Assembly District organization.
The Rev DR. Parkhurst and Commissioners
Roosevelt and Parker are announced as the speak
ers OH Tuesday night before the City Vigilance
League OF the XXXIVth Assembly District In
urbachs Hall One hundred and -seventeth-st. and
Third-ave.
a ratification and banner raising OF the l.. r.
Becker Association the Republican Cub af the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
A R1DICULOUS STORY ABOCr PROF cITTELL

story was printed in an evening newspaper yes
+erdav 70 the effect that Professor J. NJ. Cate.l.
of Columbia had isolated his three children from
ALI society and was conducting psychological expert
ments upon them bearing methods OF enid
instruction. The report declared that PROFESSOR
a boy. the oldest OF whom is six years DID,
a. house on hill near Garrisons-on- the
Hudson and that he had hitherto succeeded IN keep
ing his experiment q secret. His object. IT was
uitb the theoretical teachings Of psychology.
Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon asked asked
~ Phl,osorhv FOR information concerning i'ro-
fessor Cattel work, but was told hat tne wnoe no
,eU i said he lives up in the country with his
wife and chi dren for the same reason tnat other
Dla loo In tho country-to ge; the fresh air and
p,d ,b unneasant features OF city life IL Is true
a., he has chosen a wild and rugged spot for his
honoe and that he seldom receives visitors thsre;
hnt maj is no reason why he shouln De accused OF
bnshjnq his family in order TO make scientific ex-
nerimenfs ON his own children.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Louis Schwarz. doing business as L. Schwarz q
Co. wholesale dealers in woolens at No IA Grand
St. made an assignment yesterday to Moritz Leip-
zger without preference. MIR. Schwarz who has
been In business twenty-eght years was one OF the
firm OF Anspach, Louis & Co., afterward OF Ans
pach g. Schwarz who succeeded by L. Schwarz
& Co in 1887 and two years later dissolved. Mr..
Scbwarz continuing the business alone. VI Warey
Patzek, the attorney, said that the collapse was
sudden and unexpected and is attributed poor col
lec;ions, heavy expenses and small profits Tne
asslgnee is in possession and has Already COM
menced making up an inventory. Mr.. Platzek esti-
mates the liabilities at $4,000 and actual assets
probably large. - -
Judgment was entered yesterday against the
Union Pipe and Construction Company for 5000
in favor of Joseph L. Rushing claim for pal
arce due for work in constructing waterWorks at
Edgewater Richmond County, ~ y, in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
BARNESs BOLT is HARMLESS.
MP CoNKLING SAYS 1T WILL NOT fNJuRE MI
PAvEY-LIKEIY TO HAVE SOME DEMO
cI.ppnRT

MP. CONKLTNG SAYS 1T WILL Nol NE ''i''
PAvEY-LIKELY TO HAVE SOME DEMO
oCRATIc SUPPORT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: You have already Informed your readers OF
Frank D. Pavey's eminent qualifications Tor We
office OF Senator His nomination was the deieat OF
boss rule and a triumph over the malignant ihhu-
ence OF one faction Of the Republican party whch
is fatal 10 municipal reform
few collar wearers In the XVIII Senate District
are determined to knife Mr.. Pavey for refusing 70
take orders from the Boss. Az the head OF TINS
little cliuua is a Mr.. Barnes. formerly OF Albany,
who has recently honored the metropolis with ms
TO become one OF ruling class. Ihis alleged fse
publican is a member OF the State Committee, anu
says that he will vote against Mr.. Pavey. anu hopes
that ha will be defeated That Is almost tantaHouilt
to saying that Mr. Barnes Is opposed 10 the re-
form measures which must be adopted In order 70
have good government In this city. Mr.. Barness Dolt
will not niure Mr Pavey He should run ahead OF
his ticket There In a safe Republican majority, IN
the district and as the Democratic party Ia divided
a for either OF their candidates Will pe vote III
the air. . -. ,,or,
| appeal to all independent Democrats to support
Mr. PaVey. Last year | persuaded a Democrdtt OF
southern birth lr the old XIth District now NNNth)
To vote for Mr. Pavey That gentleman Will not only
vote for Mr. Pavey this year. but ne Will ask Some
OF his Democratic neighbOrs to do likewise.
Mr. Pavey Is emphatcally on the rignt sIue OF
this contest and every vote cast for MIN VIII oe
vote for good government and against the worst
MIN " ALFRED r. CONKLiNG.
Naw-york 1885.