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The evening times., 1895-09-21
PoNT1FICAL MASS.

Eucharistic Congress VIII BE In
augurated With II at st. Pntrfck's.
Prof Mama has arranged the music for
the pontifical high mass which will open
the Eucharistic congress at st. Patrick's
Church on October 2. 1t will be sung by
the full choir OF the church, and is as follows:
Laudate, Gregorian: Asperges, chorus;
Kyrie, Gounod; Gloria. Gounod: ycni Gre.
ator, solo and quartet, Shelley; Credo,
Gounod; Offertory, Ave Maria," violin
obligaio, f. Pezzi; Sanctus, Gounod; Bene-
dIctus, Gounod; Agnus Del, Haydn's Second
Mass; benediction; salutarls; Tantum Ergo,
Goeb
The mass will be celebrated by Mgr.
satolli, and Bishop KeaHe will preach
the sermon.
On the same evening a grand concert and
organ recital Will be given. At the mass
tne magniflcent new organ just installed
In the church will be heard for the first
time
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LEAGUE OF THINKERS.
One Club w yhich Does More Than Eat
Ing and Drinking.

"Washinton has a new club" said a
.lerk in the Treasury to a friend on a
street car recently. 1t is called the
Thinking League and although 80 per
centum OF its members, including myself,
are not profound thinkers, We indorse the
club for the purpose in view.
"Our clubroom is in nanunassuming a n office
building not many million miles from the
business seats of .many legal lights, and
On every Wednesday evening about 8
O'Clock one may see just thirty nine in
dividuals passing through the door.
THE league meets as other clubs do,
but after the roster call the hard work be-
gins.
"'SOme gentleman will please suggest
some theme which Will give food for
thought to the other members shouts
Col. B..
Naturally, every one will have several
subjects for the occasion. but on the spur
)f the moment comical mistakes will be
made. One VIII propose a australian Plants
and. Habits another Siberia and Afri-
cans"
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VIRGINIA TO HAMBURG.
Two Sailings Month From Norfolk
and Newport News.

New York, Sept. 21.-The United States
Shipping Company has increased its pre-
viously announced service from Virginia 10
Hamburg 10 two sailings a month in order
10 supply the needs of Newport News as Well
as Norfolk. This service will be known as
the Union line, Virginia service"
AT Newport News it will receive the full
support of the Chesapeake & Ohio Il abroad
Company, with which close working ar
have bees completed.
AT Norfolk the line expects TO be favored
with the patronage of all lccal and foreign
traffic by reason OF the regularity Of the
sailings and better handling facilities at
Hamburg. The steamer to inaugurate the
service will be the Ascania on October 10
The evening times., 1895-09-21

At the regular meeting of Excelsior As
sembly No. 2672 2, X. of L., held last evening
at Typographical Temple, arrangements
were made Tor two lectures IN live sub
jects. TO be given during the month of
October.
The Iirst win be by Mr.. j. b. Parkman.
on the Finances of the Country" and
the other by Mr.. Samuel II. Bell, ON Gov
The plans proposed for the establish
ment or Labor Bureau and WDrking-
mems Library were indorscd, and Mr.. j.
l.. Monroe appointed to represent the
assembly on the Labor Bureau committee.
THE action of the central bodies in placing
Kernans and Aliens theaters on the un-
lair list was indorsed.
One new member was in tiated.
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Debut Of the "Y" Choir.

The "Y" choir, which was recently or
ganized by the w. c. T. u, will make its
debut tomorrow, singing for the first time
il public at the Mary Clement Leavitt an
niversary, to be held at O'Clock p. IN.
at Calvary Baptist Sunday-school The
meeting will be held under the auspices OF
the W. C. T. u, and Mrs. La Fetra will
preside
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until such time as the proprietor makes q
fair settlement with organized labor.


Electrical Workers Union. No. 26, held
an enthusiastic meeting last evening at
Schwartz's Hall, No. S37 Seventh street
north west. :.
The chief matter for consideration was
the feasibility and advisibility Of entering
the contest for the 500 banner to be
awarded the most popular local labor or
their military fete, which will be held at
National Rifles Armory October 20 to
November 8, inclusive. 1t was finally de-
cided to defer consideration OF the matter
until the next meeting.
A communication was received from
Grand Secretary Kelly stating that as the
Increasing its lead as the place for holding
the next national convention.
A delegation from the Musical Assembly
was granted an audience to request that
the committee ON convention employ mu-
sucians from among the members 0f the
Musical Assembly.
The evening times., 1895-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT
FCOLUMBIA.
Before Lewis I. O'Neai, ESQ.,, Justice
OF the peace.
John T. walker vs. John I. Davenport.
No. 17.420.
summons In due form having been is
sued out of this court TO a 10 wful constable
OF this District for the said defendant, and
the same having been by said constable re-
turned mot tU be found,'' it is hereby
ordered that the said defendant cause his
appeara to be entered herein un or be-
fore the 18TH day If October. 1895, at ten
O'cluck a. nl.. otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with as in case Of default. Pro-
vided. that a copy Of this order be pub
lished three times in The Washington Times
at least twelve days texclusive of Sundays
and legal holidays) before the day fixed
herein for the defendants appearance.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain judg.-
nlent against the defendant in action Of
debt for one hundred and fourteen and sixty
seven ope-bundredfh dollars (S114.67) and
interest. and 10 have judgment of condemna-
ton of the goods attached by the constable
In this cause.
Given under my hand and seal this nth
day of September. 1895.
(Seal1 LEWIS l. O'NEAL, j. P.
se20-3t
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Mr. j. Karr, the jeweler ut 945 Pa. ave-,
having concluded to retire from active
business, offers at prime cost of manu-
sfacturers and import prices his entire col
lection Of diamonds, watches, sterling
silyerware, clocks and brica-brac.
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AUCTION SALES.
@. g. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407
Street.

Q. g. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers. 1407
@ Street
BY virtue of q certain deed II trust. dated
the SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890, and
duly recorded In Libcr 1852. Folio 200.
ct seq, one of the Land Records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction in frunt- OF the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1895. at
4 O'Clock p ni. the folio wing described
land and premises. being. lot lettered
&C." In Roth wells subdivision In square
numbered 462, together with all the ipr-
prOvenlents, &c.
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and
two years fr,,m day of sale, bearing inter-
est at per cent per annunl, and secured
by deed OF trust an the property sold, or
all cash. A deposit of 500 required at
time Of sale. All c,iIyeyancing and re-
eording at cpst of purchaser Terms TO
be complied with in 1 5 days frum day of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell at Gust OF defaulting purchaser
after due notice published in some wash
iDgton new spaper.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER,
LOUIS KETTLER,
d&ds, Ks Trustees.
The evening times., 1895-09-21

SUPPOSE you have
q running soro ON
any part of your
body-would you ap-
ply Carboiic Acid,
Salt, Iodine or Bo-
rax?
NO, INDEED, but
you would apply
something tn a I
would draw out the
Inflammation and
heal the parts; so
with
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HIS BAD LUCK.
One w no Was Always Behind Fellows
Who Found Money.

who Found Money.
A small boy was walking downthe A venue
last Tuesday, when he found a nickel coin
lying on the sidewalk. The lad reached
down and picked up the piece of money and
gleefully ran away.
That" said a passing gentleman, ais
what have never done. Though / have
lived fifty seven years, I have never found
a penny, and the peculiar coincidence is /
have been just behind many VIII: have found
money in sums from one cent to many dol
lars"
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II It's news, it's in The Times.
Colnrx,<1 ya ip.. noIoDo " aax,

ColOred Republican Delegates Elected.
The colored Republicans of the Eleventh
district assembled last night at the First
Baptist Church, on Sixth street between
G and streets southwest. for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the Baltimore con-
yention The meeting was largely at
tended and the slate was made up without
K. II. Keys and James w. Poe
were made delegates at large, and Charles
8 johnson, X. T. Smith. j. II. Richardson,
W Morris, X. H. Lewis, and Daniel Shil-
lard were selected to represent the dis
trict No alternates were elected.
II It's news, it's In The Times.
The evening times., 1895-09-21
PROPosAh.

PROPOSALS for Constructing a
Frame School at Ivy City.-Onice e
the Commissioners. d. c., Washington,
ID. C., Sept. 18th, 1885 Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until . m.
on Monday, Sept 23d, 1885, for con-
structing a frame school house. Located
on lots Al, AZ. block 6, Ivy City, II. c.
together with all necessary information,
can be obtained upon application therefor
at the office of the Inspector of Buildings
of the District Of Columbia, and bids on
these forms only will be considered The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids
Proposals must be iDclosed in an envelope
sealed and endorsed On the outside OF the
envelope Proposal for construc ting
ffame school house at Ivy City, ID. c."
and addressed to the Commissioners, Dis
trict OF Columbia.
JOHN w ROSS,
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHARLES F. POWELL,
select Commissioners, d. @
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"If it's news it's in The Morning
7Times.'
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Very
Rapid
Selling >

describes the way that
those $16 BEDROOM
SUITES moved yesterday
Indeed, before you read
this advertisement every
one of them may be sold.
The magnificent line of
PARLOR SUITES we are
showing, ranging from
$50 to $3.50, should stim-
ulate your buying appe-
tite-the selection is COM
plete.
Carpets are here in
great variety-at prices
you will wonder at.
lash. B. Williams,
7th and D SITS.
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n TUIRKIRK is express station IS miles from the
M city, main line of B. & 0. R. R., between
- Washington and Baltimore-15 trains each way
every day. Telegraph postofhce, stores, etc.
In this subdivision offering opportunities to
the of moderate the rich man. before
equaled in any sub between the two cities Lots at
MUIRKIRK offered by the original owner, with
bemshed title deeds and not by speculative land dealers
The land 4, is high and healthy commanding grand
swamps. Far above the level of the railroad tracks
with enough grade to insure perfect drainage Several
ment between two cities. The electric road,
under construction passes through the center of this
property and will have station conveniently located
A marvellous success assured and far-seeing invest
ors fast taking advantage of extremely low prices
offered For further particulars apply
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select
ATTORNEYS.

CA CARRINGTON.
Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law Build
Residence. No 8, Mount Vernon Flats,
cor. n. Y. ave. and 9th ST. NV. se19-1mo
The evening times., 1895-09-21

Dr.. Geo. W. Fishers Catarrh Cure
1t Is guaranteed to cure Catarrh in all its
forms The money refunded in every case
where II does not do as recommended Over
5000 city references.
Price so cents By all druggists
Krick Chemical Co, Wholesale Agents, 100
Pennn. Ave N w.
Telephone 602
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH-No. 423 G
street northwest. Prof. W. N. HaiIman.
speak at Ills a. NJ. THE Mission of
Childhood" Seats free. All welcome.
The evening times., 1895-09-21

PASTOR E. HEZ SVEN TELLS ABOUT
Mr. Quite Quick" SoDday night, s:45
o'c Preaching at IL a. IN. by the pastor.
Free pews All are cordially invited.
Second Baptist Church Auditorium, 4th
St and Va. ave. Sc.
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A POSITIVE FACT.
I'm THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN
DEATH"

Catarrhal Pint of Diseased Mucus
Swallowed Every Day.
Don't you be deceived when any one tells you
that Catarrh Is incurable that 1t Is o cons IT,
tutional disease. CATARkH 10 simply an in
nammation Of the mucus membrane, and can
be permanently cured only 0y tho proper kind
OF medicine and applied properly. CarboIic
Acid, Salt, Cocaine, and Iodine never cured Q
case Of Catarrh-it put It to sleep-only to
awaken by the nrst cold you contract
The evening times., 1895-09-21

washinton Barracks and Fort Meyer will
be represented by box parties at the Grand
Opera House on Monday night.
The evening times., 1895-09-21

If It's news, it's In The Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

jus,ers Of fire losses several Of them regularly en-
ploycd 10y prominent insurance companies Will be
taken In the net Mr.. Davis admitted a. much
yesterday but said he could not talk about IN" evil
dcncc which he preparing.
A new indictment was found against Policeman
Charles +. LEM. who formerly was detailed ~ m"
brilo Of 500 from Louis Gordon. and conccang
from Fire Marshal Mitchell the fact that the fire IN
Gordon's factory at No q Walkcr-st.. on July -.
had been se, b. an incendiary. LEM Is NJ liberty
under 5000 bah Koppcl Fredland. indicted for
completely in the Gordon FIRE Is stu IN the Toinbs.
and II was said yesterday that he had ahandoneI
the attempt to have his bail reduced from No""'
as he could not furnish bonds In smaller amount.
meeting OF the Fire Commissioners was held
at Fire Headquarters In East Sixtyseventh-st ana
the case OF Fire Marshal Mitchell was intormMy
discussed but decisive action was taken the
meeting ended at noon. and commissioners Ia
Grange and Ford then went down 10 the rooms 81
the Fire Underwriters. at No. 2 Nasshu-st 10 hoid
ing of the underwriters last Tuesday. The con-
ference was private.
After the conference Commissioner La Grange
said 10 n reporter "Our meeting to-day was held
primarily 10 discuss matters OF general Interest
both TO the underwriters and the FIRE Commission
The underwriters gave US some good ADVICE, "hSh
we sincerely appreciated Fire Marshal Mi.chei r
name was mcniione only In connection with the
powers and scope of his Office excepting tha' s.S-
eral OF the delegates took occasion 10 commend INC
Marshals work In connection with the exposure 81
the Fire Marshal's Office and It's workings rather
than the incumbent Questions were console
In the most frank manner. and tho underwriters OF
fered to assist our Department in ever WY posi-
will think, result to the be,terment Of the Fire
| Department"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
JAMES T. STLVEY MADE PRESIDENT
HANGEMENTs TO prORGANfzE TIE AMERi
ON FIRE INsl'RANCE COMPANY.

ARR ANGEMESTs TO pEORGAHizE TIE AMERi-
CAN FIRE INSURANCE Company.
The stockholders ~ the American Fire Insurance
COMPANY the impairment % whose capita has he N
announced held a meeting Yesterday at No. lh
BroaIway at which James \. Svsy. FOR many
wears vice-pres.dcni % the German American IN
surance Company. was unanimously e.ectef presi-
dent Of the American company reorganization
committee was also appointed. consisting Of Acxan-
der f.. orr Frederick W Downer the company
former president: John T. Terry AMI Charles X.
Henderson, To carry out the reorganization The
necessary legal steps have been taken to increas"
the company's effective capita 20 $4,000 These g.
gal steps are reduction Of 'hc present capital stock
OF over 10000 AMI total effective capital not less
than tg0"o: subsequent Increase Of the capital
stock by 10000 and OF the surplus by $4,000
through subscriptions 20 new stock AZ IN per cent Of
It's pa- value total effective capital after reorganl-
cation. over SFn6r.
This new capital WI. be secured by Offering 20 all
stockholders the privilege Of Subscribing for ther
proporiionate amount Of new stock - $40 per
share and selling any not taken. Al Of the 81.
present a. ye<'crials meeting have agreed
TO subscribe for their proportionate amount OF new
stock at the rate above mentioned. The largest
stockholders. with whom II has been practicable TO
communicate at short notice. have indicated Ike
Intention The reorgs nizson vii be carried out as
It Is completed the company viii b" IN a stronger
financial condition than II has he'd for several years
Dividends In the future are said 10 he assured.
and the business ~ the company VIII be arried on
a usual.
The Insurance Department vii. begin n cSd nina
ton OF the compdny's affairs next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
1T FLOATS
TRUMAN II. ALDEICH HERE
HE TALKS ABOUT political CONDITIONS -'
ALABAMA.

.ror.r POLITICAL CONDITIONS IL
ALABAMA.
Truman H. Aldrich. president oi ''' w. ,or
cou,horn Mining Company, who Is coh'eS.a". y.
80 ~.,osa coat IN the IXth Alabama D's''0'
,s ho,e With his family. Mrs. Aldricn anu 'e ..'
~h,Idro, occompanyng her will pass the s"''''''. o
LOVE- leland while Mr. Aldrich expects 10 's .',
c,u,b IN q few DAYS business both OF a pun ,
.,d commercial nature. brought MN 10 Nc" -
A bus,ness man who has never before pee" ,'.
into m. nolitical game. H. calls himseH wv ~
hone ~ the Republican party" in his quarter u w"
c,a,o wberein is comprised portion vi III
,,ors p,oct Belt which Democratic m'''''s
hay, bson won, 70 manipulate 50 enectVeF' .''
.naro I, "a conteni.l the majority was dra"" ~
1rrderyood who holds the credentials TOT wv So
~ conversation with a Tribune reporter ses'e'.as
af,.rnoon Mr. Aldrich said nothing con'n posSo',
ho n,a,n.r than that q Republican MAJORITY VI
.h,u, n,no hundred Ind been c-ininaiy 81. aS'"
ar ca altered os TO make the returns sho" Ia" VI"
,or,,v for the Democrats. Whiie hereto'S'
cbarpes have been made OF fraud IN A'aoa""
elections ard these charges have been supported o
omdavs this Ia the first instance In the history VI
elections there that the flsihcd records nave oee'
hroucht out and photographed In the carry Jay >
Of the las, campaign. Mr.. Aldrich REMARKED ''e
chairman OF the State Republican Executive 'on'-
u,,oe sent out circulars requesting colored men "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

schoohouae By settling together the "crn'a"
,o. :. ,-os.rvcl and German customs are
LARGELY 4, vogue In Primary No g. however Inv
,,,n,s Ay,nce lively desire TO perfect the"'
"a m. English language ana customs IL wv
,o.,,,,onv ~ IN. teachers that these pups' ""''
-, oy,,y tho ready adaptablilty OF the lrish anu
,,u,n. arc crcsedng.y careful and thorough IN All
,be,r Studies and the general result al '"o "'''
rho pupl * graduated. Is satisfactory
III. schoolhouse occupied IL an old-'ash'o"e'
h,,r,ry having the first story front OF pro"hs'on'
and the upper stories OF pressed DITCH i"' ''',.
ing enjoys the distinction OF having d c'o'" ~
front which keeps good time. ana no' ''o' 49,,
,o,, othcr oubc schools In the city can claim TINS
d,.,,nction The clock was nut there az inc '"'e
,,,r y, me q, the o.d-tlme school trustees VINO De
49,, ,ha, u would be a constant reminder to the
,urls 10 be proup, In their Attendance Inc scnoo'-
80 Glands IN the south sid. Of Twelfth-st on
-, 81, g,ou,l having frontage OF - i"et
:, cha, street and running back @ feet Inc mann
milling Is ski feet thus leaving space VI o"'
s,x foe, M the rear for Hight and v"ntllatoh r"''
u,,cs have been addad. one on each sldc' III ''""''
each measuring l7xet feet. and two IN , h ola So
measuring 9x.5 feet by this arrsngeiSn 700 air
room, IN 'h m,h and vontiiaton The site of the
s"hool Is valued al s3cO. and the bu'ih'hs WIS
erected n, cost OF f'o"' =, .,s ,cg,rlcl "a
Awarding ample accommodating for pup" ~" -,
years come. bu, the poruaton ~ ~ n~ces.
.nr ' ny urny,le new quarters for the children
The principal Is Miss IL i'ouls" DaafS .s Ev",,na
Wnnn,g,sse% Mis-. Cassie TOnpkins. Miss carrie ~
Wr"o'lis,cr Miss l.. Lcv-rmhn. Misc Jemllna ms
lett Miss Eleanor ponnr;y' Ms lean q sean.
IN NJ lara Mcwnl,-rs. Miss sarah \ Flynn
Nj. caroline IL Gpncr, Miss Albertlne A. Vr.'anT;
Mirr Elizabeth I. licn'y. Miss Hacne' Levy ana
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

.,,,,,, ov.v from m. polls the Intention being TO
mako Of the election a test cas" ana means "
POSSIBLE ~ f,thoming III" Democratic plan 70 ~
cc,v. n,,or,,cs The drlf, ~ sentiment among the
whites wns known. and IN two OF the tvc couh-
ties Republican maiprl,lcs were reported Hut IN
Hal. and Perry counties MIR Allrich declares. tho
ZION wns little more than farce. the sze OF the
yot. depending alone upon the abilities OF the reg
iS,rnrs 70 swell the lsts hy names OF cooren me-"
who dh not vote and upon the receptive capacity
Of the balio boxes There were no R'pubHohns reS-
ilen, In the election beats OF Hale aud Perry ac-
corlinx 10 the returns. The evidence In the cas-"
will come from the printer IN about week ana
Will nll a volume OF loo pages. ,,, al,
Abiding - current politics. Mt Aldrich saii
there are signs u break IN ,ne l"u.o'rat!c ln.s.
a. the frecsilyer are aggressive in their work
and are creating serious aissensions W.. az ~
publicnns,' he went on have been wor.lns WI, WIN
The Popullsts who form strong party IN the S'ae,
We are compelled 20 Join hands WIN any one WHO
will work with Us y the desired eni tna' oi sVu'
Ing an honest election For after all. he great ana
yi'ai issue with ny Is honesty In conduct OF cleo
lions The people OF the state are coming to reaiize
that commercial Interests demand reform Ala
bama = In process, Of d1yr.9pss nsr VIII ne,
venture their means state 50 corrupt politl-
caly for stealing IN elections Which
led me into the canvass Ny interests are In Ala
Pima XII, ~ rho s,oio yct have SON twenty
one wears Oh. who was born there
Responding 10 question on the business OUTLOOK
There is grea; revival of the iron trade. and
mills IN birmingham are running iuli Nlihe ih'E
nnI II Impossible To- meet the demand for pigron,
the supply OF which has been largely exhausted
during the past months Of iden"ss. | attribute
this great demand 10 the short supply The fact
H. mill hands especially puidl-rs. are lacking "a
run furn1ces The demand Is easily explained Look
at your big buildings here IN Ncw-York and think
Of the quantity Of steel they utilized In their con
stuuction. The STANDARD oil Company Is also n
tremendous factor. Some time ago the company De.
termined steel plates for its tanks ana stee
piping Both were unsats Trajectory, as the joints ~
the tanks would open and piplngs would break II
left unsupported. So return has been made tc
wrough, Iron plates and piping. and this makes 4
tremendous drain upon the pig and puddle iron sup
ply.
Alabama Is talking II Mckinley FOR the nex
Presidential nominee he concluded. and Repub
lcan majority Is among the possibilities. As
have spoken OF the strength Of the Populi-
party. should perhaps. explain the cair'" You
know II Is difficult for a Democrat TO change al
~ once. and the p0pusts make a good potica
bridge n Democrat allies himself with the Popu
lists We know we'll get him sooner or later"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
Mr.. FITCH AND COLONEL WAkING.

The CONTROLLER FREES HIS MfND-IiE SAYS
TIE COMMISSIONER ~ hound To
HAVE THE LAST WORD
Controller Fitch said yesterday. regarding Colonel
Warnings criticism;
What Warng says IN substance. II that there
IL really no deficiency. In that case there VIII
not really be any emergency which the Health
Board act. and there will really be no cx-
cuse for my issuing any bonds But II IL not worth
while to assume the endless task Of any contro-
versy with him. His mind II disiinc!vely feminine.
and nothing can deter him from having the last
word He Will never obey the Mayors INJUNCTION
70 stop letter writing until IL Is made state
Prison offence ! could not do any business or
have any amusement In NE II had 10 answer
HIN every time he got chance TO get Into print
such disputes. Besides. have been disposed OF
finally myself IN The Evening Post" q fhurtdny
by an editorial OF a column and a half. In which
LII words hre used to show that I am unworthy
OF any notice am therefore going out OF town