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The herald., 1895-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Money on call ) to 8
per cent; last loan so per cent; closed so per
cent bid; prime mercantile pap,r a. to 90
per cent: sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 s9l4 to $4.S912
for demand and 81. S734 to 81 IS for sixty
dayg; posted rates 81 $50 to 81 50 and 49, syl5
to $4,000; commercial bills "a. 81; silver
certificates 60~,
The herald., 1895-12-21
Chicago Live Stock Market

CHICAGO. Dec 20 There was no particular
change in prices. the great bulk OF the cattle
going at lower figures. and he trade in holi-
day beeves is now over. Beef cattle sold at
So to $3.50. Gamers stuff was at decline of
about 10 to 20 cents; choice calves IS. SO to
1915. Trade in hogs was active. in spite of
the rain. at stronger prices Common to prime,
$3 35 to 81 571a; packers, $3.50. Sheep sold
to 81. rs; westerns, 81 so to $332H
The herald., 1895-12-21
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 -Today's statement of
the condition of the treasury shows: Availa.
BILE cash balance, $l74.511, 241; gold reserve,
S7263SO9O
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Money Quotations

weak and lower, with new As down X per
cent; state bonds dull; railroad bonds firmer,
SAN FIR NcIsco Dec. 20.-Sight drafts, 8; tel
egraph, ".
The herald., 1895-12-21

Chatsworth Park-Teave from aud arrive at
River Station, San Fernando street, only
eSundays excepted. Sundays only
Wednesday and Saturday.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All 8. P. Co. . trains stop at First street lex.
cept the four San Francisco trains) and Com
mercial street Except the S:25 San Francisco
evening train, in the business center Of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas
gengers.
SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting with Wilmington transportation
Companys ocean excursion steamers:
Leave Arcade depot 9:15 a. IN. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from Ills am. Wednes-
day and Saturday.
GeneI al Passenger Office, 229 s. Spring St
The herald., 1895-12-21

New YORK, Dec. 2O.-Bar silver, 66lS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec O--Slver bars 663lc
Mexican dollars, 53TD33Ac.
LONDON, Dec. 2O.-Ba silver 30 9-16d.
The herald., 1895-12-21
Clearing Hause Rsnort

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
Pr cent Pr cent
The herald., 1895-12-21
Boston Quotations.

Boston, Dec. 2O.-Closing Atchison, 155
Bell TEL, 1915; Mexican Central, S7s;Oreg
Short Line, q; San Diego, ..
The herald., 1895-12-21

Bicycle craze u on, wan paper must go-33
to 30 per cent on; 32S Spring st. See our
Tribune Wheel. best on earth: judge Tor your
self
The herald., 1895-12-21

Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer. Pacidc Bottling
Works. cor. Fifth and wolfskill sta
The herald., 1895-12-21

The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek
strom, 1924 South Spring street
The herald., 1895-12-21

Petroleum
NEW. York, Dec. 20.-Petroleum weak;
United closed at $l.3O
The herald., 1895-12-21
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS

Los ANGELES, Dec. 20.
Following are tho Los Angeles bank clear
ings for the current week:
The herald., 1895-12-21
First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895
Leave for

COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
- TINE TABLE-NOV. "a, 1895.
The herald., 1895-12-21

DESTINATION Jar. from
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Lnnh OF rOE III 1911

And nov Oh. r.siue tIIr - another flood q
s..liv sva-h .s beginning O. s,pp around our
c-.t Perry is tlc ,au.. OF it this time. Oliver
curtis Perry. q, give. him the :ul nam" wHi. D
h. has u4a.l. d,,-stahi-. L., iptIr-i AS j." WIS
morally sue O., Doe. after bis '1ir ir'm ~"
M,tto4wau asylum. Dr.. pose. as a 'pri-'nrr "i
die,la.tion" he tl,,s IT "ly with reporters. llr
wants &, De- cNil..trd iu The papers. II" tells
hair-raising tales Il Torqu"mada-l like atrocities
committed in the asylum IN which b" was con-
fined Thc keepers were in lruti' h'nIs 1h'Y
went out 81 their way. sat up " Wfht' ANA
took deliberate pains t. b" brutal N"t content
with merely knocking him down. four OF them
did So all at once. "A quadruple KNOCKED 'wn. "a" IL
were one could have done II just as we'll, bat
all four wanted - share tho d'vilish pleasure.
Thov drurpcd him. too, out Of sheer cruelty. not
bv the easy and sirp!" means % putting poison
I'm his food. but ly the studied ana difficult
method Of the hypo i.rmatic syringe. Doubtless,
ton H.. was Systematically cursed. kicked pad
died hung by the thumbs logged with the cat,
uut Int, i,cwatcr baths. and al the rest Of IT,
ms public is pretty familiar. by this time, with
such charges made by criminals against inc
agents of law and order
It is entirely possible and even probable. that
some viii now as hitherto. give ear to this
will regard Perry half hero, half martyr IT."
is a criminal they will say, but not at heart
n bad man Ills very crimes wcr" fun Of dash
and daring. he was a picturesque f"ntur" of the
landscape. Really. he was quite chvalrir And
has not he. himself. declared th1t hc brok" out
Of the ASYLUM not sclnshly. - effect his own ca-
cane but with a broad and noble generosity, -
expnsc the dreadful abuses If the place and
work n great reform? Surely every janbrd IN
the land will risr up and cali him blessed. and in
the pantheon OF human kindness will hence
forth be- inscribed. 10y the side of John How
ard's name. the name ~ Oliver Curtis Perry.
But 'Ict us rid our minds Of can't" and see
things as they are. This Perry Is a criminal. a
breaker Of the laws Of God and man. IL is Il
cheap. vulgar thief. as nrrrnt lsnavc rs ever
work and earn an honest living. or So vicious
as t. prefer evil to good on equal terms. h. wan
to?iv elected TO make wal against society. lie
trairplrJ upon others rights robbed them of
their property. jcopardcd If not destroyed, their
lives If there was anything 81 bollaess and
originality in hts operations. that merely made
him The ~ re detestabc villain. since ii showed
the height Of the talents he dragged down To the
Devils usr. In his whole case and career there
| Is not one attractive feature, nothing 10 relieve
| the uniformity Of selfish. sordid. degraded crime.
| II II was not INSTRUCTED mercy 10 send him tn
! On asylum Instead Of H. the hardest penal servi-
| tudo at Sing Sing II would certainly BE- maudlin
| folly and little short Of crl nina. to regard him
now as anything better than hardened scoun-
dreI Of the vilest and most dangerous type.
|
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roadway Of the Boulevard He was dohD'"NH
riding rapidly and with the careless confluence
of proficiency. but perhaps net faster tna" INV
law permits We cite his lamcntablc case ra'h''
because II furnishes an impressive warnln& 'ii'h
because Mr. Ccntcr's own conduct clearly llNI'ci
DISASTER Nor is The action Of the coal cart drlN'''
on whom measure Of responsibility FOR the l''''
collision doubtless rests. Il Compci" llluS'r"h"h
Of the offences which are frequently c"lhIii''"l
against bicycle riders. He was not 6'llp'ra''-
IL carrying out purpose to annoy CONFUSE
and cndangcr person having aS much rlEh' III
the street as himself. aS is the habit ol mlhE
carriers and co1chmcn. Such surly ana lhpui'h'
transgrcsSor> are quite aS deserving 81 PUNISH
mont as are the selfish and reckless Wh"'l'n'h
to whom we have referred. tn" authorizes
ouch, 10 bring both clrs>', If offenders I" reason
rs promptly rs possible, making ~ exception III
ouyhodvs favor and collecting every hne when
can be- legally imposed. The Increased "cchm-
ton If smoothly paved streets consequent upon
the Use of the bicycle has reached point ut
which the s'crncSt discipline needs To he uilre-
mttingly enforced.
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MOEE .CTLCER IGITI TON.

Our friends ;br friends of silver. have lltl"
holm in the advance caused by the treaty between
I,n,n and China But ii is nrcdful for them 10
remember that The prospective payments are To
IN, extended over several years and II made
wholly in silver. must unqucstionably be mad" in
Europc1n exchange because Japan has large
European Indebtedness 10 meet 80 that the 'H'c'
an IN, markets Of the world will be complra-
lively small
Day by day We have accounts OF meetings ana
speeches in regard 10 the coinaS" of silver prlh-
cipallv relating To the attitude Of III" Democratic
Marty on that question. The Republican position
has never been stated more fclciiouSly. perhaps
;han by the Hon. Charles Emory Smith. III MS
address before the Pennsylvania legislature. for
his exposure of the folly If free silver coinage
WAS conclusive and crushing. and his statement
Of the Republican policy WAS in perfect accord
with the platform ana the wishes of That party.
lie maiuiaincd that no settlement useful - III"
pcnplr or to Silver producers was possible 'N-
cen hy international agreement: that such agree
mrn' hal been greatly hin'icrrd 10y The election
Of President cleveland ana 10y all movements
toward free coinage here; that Europ" could not
H.. .yu.cicl 10 entertain the question fairly -
bong rs ihcr" WAS a prospect thl' th' hI''i
States would take upon itself III" loss ana burden
or monetary disturbance throughout III" world bH
independent fr"r coinage. ANA iha' III" people
and the producer, Of silver had ~ better nope
,hln thar ihc Republican policy Of international
agreement would prevail
All the arguments FOR free coiulG" IN thiN conn
Ivy alon" have been - conrluSivcY answered
that II seems a WASTE. of time to repeat them. y
,hcap plupllri bv Mr. Murray. secretary of ti"
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UEDDfNGS PAST IND TO COME.

III, ,,,r,t,oa ~ Mis- Bertha y IRIS Robinson
III | . ..,..., .. ,,-,l,..,t.,r-, p,,n
- John N"'h.N ''h'Ns"i'N' % N'N''"i'' - ,'''r
,.s ,uiat,v celebrated az o'c0rk yesterday after
- ~, 3d.. homo ~ me brides mother. Mrs j.
noon III t"' NM vs. -. ! -. -.
Hood Wright. ~. Ci3 Ffth-a'e. OWING 70 Inc re-
cent del; Of the brides f'tp;a'her tHffe "ere pres.
EN-, Il, ."' f,,, i,.l,,,.. friends ~ n,
immediate ,'''.' '..' e..,i ~. ceramonv'
,rra lrtla VS. given away By her brother Elwdrt
,'' - ~. Vii 1Vri,t. R,binson ,
Moore ROBINSON. MiSN -\'i'' " 80 - -,
niece Of the bride. was thu maid of honor Ih'
In, ,,.,,,., originally selected for bridesmaids
N"'hS WIN T., I'll ,,,..,e IA ~
were PRESENT bI' "''r ~, '' ~ '
Couynsham, brother ~ tile br"' groom Was oeS'
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

\ musical tea Will De- given AZ the Waldorf by tire
Daughters OF the Gud for the benefit OF the
uomoeopathic Free Hospital tomorrow afternoon
Among the artists vino Will assis; are Joseph Pz'
z,,c,lo Albert Weinstine. the boy pianist: Victor
K,,sl6 yloinist and sanford I&throp-Marcou
Tho last meeting this season Of the IhuSda1
Evening club was held last evening AZ the home u
n,slop and Mrs. Potter. No. 10 North Wa'hinsior
Snuare There was a good attenllrcc OF memoeTS
who were delightfully."- entertained by Locke hieI"
ardson. VINO rocltcL selections from Shakespeare
PLAYS. Among those presen, were Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt Ar and Mr'. Charles a. Post
Nrs J. PiarpJni Morgan Miss Morgan. Mrs. John
Mlnturn. Dr ana Mss Francis r. Ninnicuu Ny,
and Mrs Gustav klssri. Mr.. AMI Mrs X. NJ Hunt
Mr. AMI Mrs. Morris X. Jesup Mr.. and Mrs H. +.
Rowland. Mrs. Henry Draper Or. ana Mrs W. IN
Draper MI and Mrs Joseph II. Choate. Mss Amy
Towns.nd. MIR. aud Mrs. J. Hamrden Rooo, Miss
Wnltn,,. Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. seaman. Peter Marl.
Miss Furniss Mr.. and Mrs h. W. De Forrest
Air ana Ms Arthur ~. pOdge, Mr. ana MIs
Richard Mortimer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lawrence
Perkins and Mrs. ". u. MORGAN 49,, =,
m. dancing class organized by Mrs Henri M
Braenl held It's last meeting ms -easoh AT SheI
last evening The cotilOn was led by jules Na,aole.
The faVors were fancy ribbons flowers ana ess
bonbonneres. ,, -, r...,,. yon,
as roachmln left the Hotel brunswick on uihS -
O'Clock yesterday morning for the country Cup a!
West Chester Mr. and Mrs. Adrian lSelin, VINO hsti
engaged tn. coach for the trip out and back had
a. their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Airet seton IT, NJ
and Mrs John t. Kane. Mrs Emile lsehn, MIS-
De Lancey Kane. Matthew Astor WilAs, u; 4.
Kane and Mr.. Ncwbold Mr.. and Mrs. T. suhera
Taller will take Il party out on the coach to-day.
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THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The strawberries now in market richly red IN
color, but the price they bear has decided golden
hue which is distinctly dsheartenIns 70 the frugal
housekceper The man who buys Strawberries a,
the present fgurc should beware. The income tar
collector has an eye upon him.
Assailed BY Worse Fear-"James" said hi,
wife, with sudden suspicion, Il see a hair-a white
no, no." ne gasped.
rs thai ALP said James. How you frightened
me. | thought you meant you i in my head"
chicago Tribune.
Phil1deohian who mas been visiting Jamaica
says that the photographer Of the party induced
group of native g.rs to pose for him. After ar.
ranging them TO his satisfaction. he prevailed upon
OF the other girls to take a peep through the
camera. What see saw quite astonished her. and
she lost time in imparting 10 the posers the fact
that she had seen them all standing their heads
The effect was ludicrous. When the photograph wa
taken It revealed each maiden frantcay clutchina
her skirts about her knees, whne look Of great
distress appeared upon eacn black countenance
Johnny-That teacher Is always givn' us thing,
10 study that air. no good 10 any body
MammaG ~ does she want }9 gu to study now
until tho var is over?-tWhite Plains Weekly.
1t seems that the 'AIoodus noises started
again Moolus Is a Connecticut town, and the
noses" are accompanied by quak ngs o; the earth
the rattle Of dishes on pantry shelves, and a gen.
cral papitation Of the Moodus heart. People with
weak nerves have creepy feelings. Since $50 say
The Hartford Times" the noises base eua.
rated from under 4 certain Hill, 50 far as can II
determined and the last exhibition Of the phe.
nomenon, previous to Sunday, was as late as I'VE
gears ago
Mrs. Gray 90 friend who has been to the prayer
meeiing,-Did you have good melting
men THo SiQhe ia" wi "o'' Any ''i''o ''' N"'S'
WI
In spite OF the repeated assurances the pan
OF the sem-oih'ii RUSSIA" press '''i' me uFporl|
ton Of criminal and political conVicts to Siberia
had ceased. II appears from municipal returns
.hi,sbt a., ,tos,,v, that .vs.t'v 40 convct.
i'""9"'' 81 -io'''" '' 49, ~
passed through that city on their way to the penal
settlements II Siberia during the last year. This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
PERSONAL

r,o p,v ! r. cole. of WASHINGTON. las been
,l.,,,I general secretary OF the American Churcn
Missionary Society IN place OF the feV. W. ~
Ncwbol.
The Turkish postal authorities seize ana destroy
,,,,,,rrouhs Of Mr. Gladstone AMI Professor Hryce
..r,o IN. Armenian troubles began, on iht Etou""
that they are scdtiouS h'''"'"'V'
Save ".rbe burlington NtI Free Press: wv lille
tb,. ,.e,;ion OF Professor >. Ii. +'ei'r' OF '''
Iuiyers,ty ~ Vermont 20 on" OF the Two p!o''S
,rshins of Greek IN columbia college Ne"-l oi"'
l "a. ,cc.utaacc OF the chair by HIM, VIII De
""' '',, l,1s - our university the unsolicited
'.rdnr Of Sdch an important position III on' 90, 90
The leading American colleges 70 tro'rSs"r ny't,.
~ i rave lin Ms collegiate training.
r,rr,nd de- Rodays and Antonin rervler' editors
- tho por,s Figaro" recently gave an elaborate
entertainment IA the great hall ~ me ueMSp"Per
binding IN honor % tAe young hIHS u '''F'"'
Nyr,n W. whitney. ir. 4 son Of the famous hAsso'
wb, s still A student IN Harvard WAue MS u''u'
as IA singer In Boston las Ne'N'
T,o part, papers arc r,vlvug number Of stories
,,,, ,arpcouX the sculptor. aproros of an "N-
bibtion Of his posthumous works. lie was always Il
Eohonian and generally absent Hl'h"'"' i"Nl'''
once to the Tuilcries by the Emperor Napoleon H.
and ~. E,aprcss Eugene. he pulled oui his PIP
,f..r dinner and filled 1t; discovering that he hli
M matches he took u scrap of paper. climbed uro
g. chair and lighted the pipe from the great chan
Her above the table.
"you don't mind smoking do you. ma am he
said 10 the Empress.
lie once accepted from rich patron an order 10
make "A srulptur,,l group representing the Cy'ioiS
Polvulcnns crushing the youth Acis under IA rock.
Carp,aiX had no sooner accepted tee coHmiss IN
tbau ne regretted H. for the subject had no fascna-
ton whatever for him. He pat the matter Off again
ard again, but urgently pressed to begin 1t by
his pltron At last day tarprluN took the M
patient patron 20 his stuho ana aHo"td MN great
rough block of Uniformed clay
The s the group SAID the sculptor
My group; Where
"Why this IL the rock -,
That's all very we'll but whore Is Acie?
| Under the rock-crushed quite out OF sight OF
course"
But where is PoEphemus| IT, .,.
oh he? Why, DO you think no would remain
| any where about sitter he had aonc a thing ike
THAR"
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FRIDAY. APRIL ~, 1890.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-General Campos has issued proclama-
lions to the people Of Cuba and the province Of
Santiago de Cuba; h. offers pardon TO al rebels
except the leaders. == England has refused
to accept Nicaragua's proposal TO submit their
dispute 10 arbitration = 1t is report d that
Anarchists have plotted 70 assassinate President
Faure at Havrs, where he now is.
Domes,ic-The Senate at Albany ordered an in
vestigation by a special committee into charge
that corruption fund had been raised to pass
the bill giving fremen better pay. -- The
Senate passed the Woman Suffrage resolution and
the Worth bill and the Assembly passed. the
Genesee River Dam bin == The price of oil
was raised by the Standard Oil Company in Penn
sylvania 70 s. 50 a barrel == There was fatal
shooting ARRAY among miners at Coal Greek,
Tenn. and further trouble is feared -- Secle-
tary Carlisle issued an order permitting the land
ing IF passengers from ocean steamships after
sunset.
City and Suburban.-At a meeting of The Re-
publican County Committee, President Lauter-
bach after being criticised for issuing his recent
address. relieved the committee Of all response
bility for II. -=- More disclosures were made
concerning the Dock Board methods under Tam
many Hall. ==- \ special meeting Of the State
Charities Aid Association was held at the Cham
Der of Commerce at which Bishop Potter Joseph
ii. Choate and others spoke. -= At the dinner
Of the University Law School il was announced
that the Metropolis Law School would be- united
with that institution. == The Odd Fellows fair
was opened. == The opening game Of the base
ball season at the Polo Grounds between New
York and Brooklyn was won by the latter by a
score Of to 4. == Stocks were active and
higher.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair;
warmer; northerly winds; probably fair to-mOr-
row. Temperature Yesterday: Highest % de-
gress; lowest, AZ; average. ASS.
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but Carpeaux It is needless to say had TO forego Ill
lee ny reason or his Dissemination for the subject
Henry Watterson prefaced an interview on thu
silver question the other day in Washington with
the story OF the funeral OF Cripple Creeks LEADING
citizen. The preacher talked impressivey about hi,
virtues for an hour and a half. Just as the word
amen LEFT the reverend gentemans mouth th(
corpse rose in the coffin and said with emotion
"An that talk and not one word about sllyerla
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TIE yIcE-pREslDnyr WOW coMWIrrA

Chicago April 1s-Vice-Pcesiaent Stevenson
reached Chicago last evening from Washington
He came to attend TIE funeral OF James W. Scott
and VII, remain In the city day two. Mr.
Stevenson refused TO talk political matters ana
would not dsnc his position on the ssver ISSUE o:
answer general questions with regard 70 tne WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

As the result of second visit to Albany Mr..
Dcpcw is in much more hopeful frame Of mind
than he was TWO three weeks ago. He finds
that Obstructive members of the Legislature are
at last realizing the force of public opinion and
that there is good chance the reform bills AZ
fccting this city will be passed. Al the same
time it is evident that the Legislature is not re
spending 10 public sentiment in some matters
rs it ought. Yesterday. for example, the Senate
passed the bill committing the State to an eX-
penditurc of S3OOOOOO for Il dam AT Rochester
the utility of which is extremely predetermined.
Governor Morton, ii is hoped. viii exercise his
prcrogative and save the taxpayers this useless
expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Of this process elsewhere-as shown for example,
by letter received by Mayor Strong on Saturday
from the Mayor of Wilmington, Dcl-indicates
that it is practicable here, and there can be no
question that it will be greatly to the advantage
Of our city, as we'll as our harbor and beaches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

that this antQuItcl custom was done away. rs
it readily can he AT small expense. now that
science has made the work Of inspection rs easy
10y night IL hy day. The gain to passengers in
both Slinc and comfort will bt immense. and
captains will no longer feel under III" necessity
of Siraung every nerve 10 save nights dct"ll-
ton Il; the end. perhaps, of an exceptionally
speedy voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

In n few days New-Ycrk is TO try the experiment
OF ersnatins garbage, crematory being now IN
process Of erection In East ThirdsL The success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

1t is today that the general election takes
place I'm Servia. In spite OF the fact that 80 per
cent Of The population are not)rious'y opposed not
Only to the existing Cabinet but also to the
dynasty the result is foregone conclusion, since
the victory always falls to the political party
that happens to be in power at the time. Every
thing is regarded rs legal which secures ma
brty for the Government even the forcible
deposition Of Liberal and Radical mayors ana
municipal officials many of whom nave Deeh
compelled to sign their designations with loadeu
revolvors at their heads. An election conducted
under such conditions is little better tnan mere
farce. and unabashed absolutism would be more
honest However, 50 long as the Government no
matter how constituted or maintained in power
manages to guarantee external peace and order,
no one need care much whether or not In"
Scrvians pa -sivcIy submit to the loss OF their
constitutional rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

The Plat Worth combine in the Senate was
able 10 command the services Of seven Democrats
Yesterday. and 10y their aid the Brooklyn ChAri-
ties Grab bill WAS passed JUST seven N"'rN were
needed and the supply WAS precisely cduai 10
the demand THIS bill is now in the Governor :
hands. Steps have already been taken I" III
form him of the intense hostility 10 IN" worth
scheme which exists in Rrooklvn ANA fnTlH"r
action in that direction will follow at once. In"
moral sense of the community is r'y"li'i by the
shameless grab which required Tamlnany votes
10 carry il through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

in thc way of CORPORATION contributions TO cam
n,i,,n funds ouneol 10 the honest Instincts Of the
people.
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1nNrr 10 Advertisements.
Dnsiness Notices.
TRIBUNE GERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS

DR.. HasbroIck makes a speciality Of extracting
teeth without pain with gas. HARVARD bClLDiNG ~
]. l'.r