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DRIVER porter or Shipping clerk; furnish
god references can ln some custom
house work Address. WILLIAM BrCN-
LEY. 33i Eas, s3lsi.
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BOARD WANTED.

bOAND WANTED.
ABOUT January ]. for three adults. with
private family ia good locality an Vest
side: also three rooms which we prefer IT,
furnish ourselves; references. state lcc' a.
modstlons and terms Address =. H.. Box
10. Tribune Office
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRTB-
uNE Will. RE deceived AT THE
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NERTIsEMFNTs al tho following I'm nch
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CARPENTERS BY good all-arount. sober
mechanic: VIII work rOr - has tools and
references ALFRED. l,3 Beec kar-$t
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DRUGGIST. Ioung German u hrst-clsss
references and good address. wants any
position. Address HAGANH, li2 Amster-
dam-sHe. fourth fO0r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
VooNoNNNNO<NcNN~lN~Oc 1rSN~oI~N~So<~~N~~o~
FINE POCKE1BOOks. elegant alligator
bags. dress suit cases. ladies chatelaincs.
SILK nat boxes. valsss for holiday gifts at
attractive prices III old reliable house.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 52 tth-ave.. near
9th-st.
LAWYER OF experience Will take entire
charge Of property: favorable terms as
ordinary agent; abundant references ~ re-
CURED. F. s. Box :. Tribune Once.
LEGAL ADVICE FREE.-No charge for
services unless successful NEW YORK
AND NEW JERSEY LAW AGENCY. li9
Nasseu-st
WANTED A secondhand depot WAGON:
mu1t lie in perfect condition and Of good
make. Address H. d.. T.. y. Box l.370
New OH City.
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efence. sober. competent; well posted
on all kinds 81 machinery; handy with
tools KTsELl, 2l3 lOth-aV-
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CITY REAL ESTATE TT LEI.

o~N~~o->o'-~~NNNN
TO RENT for season OF longer. --trettlly
furnished four-story house %62 Iexing-
toD-ave.. near 4Jth-st.: reasonable rent.
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Help WANTED.
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Male.
rCY FOR onlcr ~ years or age. with ref
-rtrcss. Ai5'N. LIVINGSTON. 20 Last
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WAITED. -al.a % .,lrn barber trade.
only \ weeks reGu.r. j.. catalogue free.
NEN-YOi.k BARBER COLLEGE. 10
ren'rc-st
WANTED Correspondent young man.
Catholic. stcnoRrapher and typewriter.
able - correspond IA German. Address
CATHOLIC. Box 4. Tribune Office.
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--o~~~o~.oo>oN~o|rr~~ >--o~~~NNSor-~N~
A-A-A.-A FINE diamonds. watches
81 weekly. 10 trash. Cali Or address W
:. 60. 4 Maiden Lane. Room =. All goods
guaranteed.
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CARPENTER. Thoroughly versei in over
hauling az private houses. stores and
offices. out ~ work VIII wura reasonable
g ere al Revere 100 East ilth-st.
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DINNER or TIE REPUBLTCAy CLUE.

The regular monthly dinner OF the Republican
Club was held in the clubhouse. No. 40 Fifth-ave.
las; night. The dining room had been tastefuly
decorated with flags and flowers An exceptionally
good menu had been prepared, and about $50 guests
sat down 10 the table
The guests OF honor were J. G. Manning. prcsl-
den, OF the Ballots Rights League Of Alabama;
Frank j. Cannon member of Congress from rtah
Judge NJ. J.. Storer and JOB T.. Hedges. Besides
the guests OF nOnor. all or WnOm made short adj
dresses. speeches were made by Elihu Root presl-
dent OF the club. and Judge Mcclellan. OF SYRACUSE
Among those present were Commits oner William
Brookheld. General Samuel Thomas. Henry X.
Demil,. James 4. Blanchard. James y. Foster John
sabine SMITH. Ellis H. Rcberts Dr. S A. Robinson,
Mortimer {. .Nddoms. John Freeman Baker l. e
Chttenden, George II. CoGtts Thomas p Vent
worth. colonel &. III. Dennson. Charles F Homer
Wardling Cyrille Careau and others -
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PROSPECTS OF OTHER MEASURES.
TIE POLICE MAGISTRATES BILL LIKELY TO PASS


Albany. April % (Spec!aD.-Sanator O'Cornor the
Pepublican leader in tho Senate. expected 10 oe
ab,e TO call I'D for consideration to-day the New
York Police Reorganization bill but owing 10 the
absence of Senator Wolfert, who has been III
for several weeks in Brooklyn ne thought II pes'
to postpone action the measure. THIS afternoon
Senator OConnor received a telegram from senator
Wolfert announcing that he would be mere 10
morrow Thereupon Senator OConnor sad there
would be call of the Senate tomorrow 20 iahe
action on the Police Magistrates bill. and possibly
the Police Reorganization BILL toe
1t really begins to look as though the Ponce
MAGISTRATES measure which has already been
nassed by the Assembly. would get through the
Senate Senator Robertson informed The Tribune
CORRESPONDENT to-day that he should vote Tor H.
The only Republican Senator who. il - sns-
pected. may vote against the 0Li IS I'alhes' NE
loss will be. made good by the vote OF senator
Bradley Independent Democrat. III, .,o go, alec
The Police REPRESENTATION bill VII come Up y5 ais0
Miller says, he Will offer an Amendment GYMS
dismissed ocemen the right to a9p3abI aIe 20 w yas
q battle over this matter in the SenaLe, WIlCn
ended nasa 10 Inc Inc dSurts and now seems there viii
Be conflict of similar nature IN thg Assti'iDI:
Senator Robertson. one OF the three Kepu9Iica an,
who voted for the appeal amendm,nt IN inc Sehate'
Informed The Tribune correspondent tC-uS! It%s'
nsn ToSntv Committee OF Westchester County to
change his altitude ne sun n,e sad'i''a''e' '""' p0
The Senate Judiciary Committee this afternoon
resolved 10 report the Police Magistrates DlI VIII
several amendments. The chief of these permits
Mayor Strong to appoint Master in Chancery as
a police Justice This Is supposed 10 nave !een put
IN To hermit Navor Strong to reappont Police JUS
tice I5euei The bill was also amended so as 70
permit Of chldren's appeals going to the Court Of
General Sessions.
Senator Henry WOlfert, who has been sick nearly
all OF the present session Of the Legislature, accom-
panied by his son. Peter last night left his home IN
East New-York in a carriage for the Grand Contra
Station intending to take the o'clock train Tor Al
bany His physician advised against his leaving the
house but the Senator's colleagues importuned him
and he made the effort. His family are leafluI thdt
he will overtaX his strength.
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ANOTHER VIEW JERSEY FOREST FEE

Egg Haroor City. ~ j.. April 23-The resident.
OF this section slept easily last night bsca,,,e ,,r
the first time In week. there was not a fores, Or.
burning within striking distance OF the CRY.
The last one was conquered on Sunday. and by noon
yesterday the last otfshoot was out This r,,rn
ing the situation changed This time the fire broks
out within nile OF the city. How il stared -
not known. The fire took "A sweep aronna ana
ala not spend It's fu. force in the direction ~ Ess
Harbor city, but shot on toward Germanit This
city did not wholly escape, for the dwelling 81 An
drew Beecher. on the outskirts was DESTROY ed and
other buildings are still In danger. What has been
licked up In the direct path OF the nra IA not
known. and no communication can be had with
Germania 20 ascertain. An area OF two miles had
been burned over up TO this evening" and ths fre
appears 10 be sti raging. ~ S
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STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

Albany, April 23.-The State Civil Service Com
mission has adopted resolution raising the stan
dard Of examinations for professional competitive
positions in the Civil Service In New-York City.
The applicant must hereafter receive n minimum
Of least 80 per cent 20 be eligible. instead or ~
per cent. The board also took cognzance OF the
new Brush Veteran law They consider the Law
providing for nOn-competitvc organization for
veterans. Considerable time spent considering
a classification of positions in the Sinfe Department
Of Public Instruction
resolution was adopted to-day. providing that
whenever vacancy occurs In the Office OF chief
examiner OF the commission. open competitive
examination shall be held under the personal super
vision OF the commission, the examination papers
TO be prepared by them for the purpose OF filing
said position. The examination shall be held under
the rules and regulations in force in regard 10
nrnVlded
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Will TEST THE VETERAN ACT.

MR. osTRANDER WAS AFTER PLACE BIT A
MAN WHO HAD NOT BEEN A SOLDIER GOT IT.
Albany April 23-H ii. McCormic. jr, of this
city as attorney for Alison b. Ostrander veteran
and clerk in the headquarters Of the State Depart
ment G. A r. in this city. will apply 70 the courts
for a mandamus against the Superintendent OF
Public Buildings, Frederick Easton. who will be
asked TO show cause why he did not appoint Os
trander as deputy In his department. Ostrander
was an applicant for the place when the change
of administration was brought about. The place
was at that time in the competitive schedule OF the
State Civil Service. and Osirander applied TO the
Civil Service Commissioners FOR an examination,
subject 20 the rules. No examination was ordered
al once but the Civil Service Board shortly after
ward changed the place from the competitive to
the non-competitive schedule. Superintendent Eas
ton then appointed j. V. Jacobs OF Troy, who is
not a veteran, TO the place.
Counsel will contend that. under the law giving
veterans preference in all appointments, veteran
should have been appointed after examination. and
that the change making the position non-competi-
tive was Illegal 1t is the intention OF the veterans
TO carry the up 10 the highest court II neces-
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oFrJoyALs or A RUINED BAyK ACCUSED

Detroit, April "a bill OF complaint 10 ca,aa
- o,,,,,,, bas b.en fled IN the United states
cour, here bv stockholders in the defunct I'M"
National Bank against the officers and dire.'o'' >
OF that institution. 1t is charged that the ue,'"p
ants so neyllgently and carel"Hsy conduc'e' Wv
affairs OF the bank that it's entire cnpi'al wa 49,
Tho s,ock rendered wor; bless and the storkho'nrrS
madr liable for and compelled TO pay lhiGes SUI ~
OF money on account OF the nnlald nept nsoW ~
Violated and willingly permitted others co.i reIo
with the hank TO violate the prov!FionH OF Ia"
live to the hank The bin nsks for full hceouils
Ing by the defendants determination or NY 10
sponsb.llty FOR the wrecdns OF the BANK anu '''
appointment OF a receiver by the court
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strike out the enacting clause. making a speec1
in opposition to the Bin lie said IL nau Tno-
from the Investigations ot a commlt'ee III % ,ha
York. but ii was not 50 Just one dS t""' - '''0
Committee Of Seventy. 49,, C,.
Ter. of Rockland in the chan. re hi' I VS. o..
answering speech tC that Of Mr.. Foley. IL va
one of the most laughable things IN ms pontica'
career. he said 70 hear the gentlemen from Ne"
York advocating the bi OF the Nat his
advocacy OF the bill would place MIN IN C9ns! -;
as his predecessor had secured seat III '""'
"Wer" remarked Mr. Foley. 81 think my
speech will place ne in Congress as QUICKLY a.
the speech Of the gentleman from fu'h"" VIII
land him in the Governors chalr. ,.
Mr. Pavey then offered an amendment ulIt.l
ing that the provision that at no time snoa'"
moro than two Of the CommssonerS DC ol tiic
same political faith be stricken out rms Hiei,-
nounced a rollcall on the hnal passage u '''1
bill. .,..h advocated ito
nassape The tide OF public opinion was III LAY
81 Inc Iexow Committee. and the WORK o. Il
should be sustained. he said. ,o, oo,,sod
NJ Foley when his name was i"ached CAUSE
q sensation by stating hat he und'fSl'ou tiie
vote being taken was upon his motion 10 sLrlNe
out the enacting clause, dnS ; Me ocr f. con-
t;nuc Mr. Malby when his name was reached,
advocated the bill. TIE only fault ne na9 10 nnu
was tina: the Republicans had not pasScu II iohs s
ago and left the remainder or the session " INC
consideration Of other measures. 80, 80
After Mr. Pavey had denounced the BIZ as
deai between Tanmany Hall and the leader OF
the Republicans of the State. il passed py vote
OF &c to 2l
The passage Of the Bipartisan Police bill by the
Assembly Yesterday the main topic among
noticians last evening The leaders In the reform
movement are not prepared as yet 10 allow the
bill to become a law. AS it has now passed. Do'n
branches of the Legislature its next movement
toward final enactment will be the hearing "hch
Mayor Strong must give upon IT before approving
disappearing it, 80. ,or,., tho rn-
formers are preparing. \ prominent member OF I
Committee OF Seventy said last evening that !, !Idi
bean FOR some time unders stood that that commttee
as well az the City Club and the Conteder9teu o s
ell OF Good Government Clubs. would send CtI elu.il
chosen representatives 70 arpe9 al ne he1's nt
urge the MAYOR TO dsapproye the Dill IN It's pryseps
shape, 1t is probable that MAYOR strong WIZ os
asked 10 return the bill with amendnents ihltIicd
to eliminate the bipartisan character OF the meas cas-
ure AS the Mayor has already sad mat ne Vas ai
not opposed 10 the bipartisan principe IN me p.i,
some the reform people are not now ulspostSt 10
make an issue this point. The majority, now
ever, determined to give me, ioIlce bo@'u an
odd-numbered membership II possible - 49,,
4 certified copy Of the measure may reach Ile
MAYORS Office to-day that Colonel strong can
announce the date Tor the hearing at once.
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v1Sr SIDE PROEIEMS TO RE DISCUSSED

The Federation OF East side Workers viii hoI US
Auril conference tomorrow az y. IN az No 80
East Fourth.st.. near Avenue g. - this meeting.
70 which those Interested 10 phiiAnthropc work are
invited Co.onel George T. WARNS jr. w... speak on
street cleaning and Bolton Han Wiz discuss the
latest charitable project IN the city having the un-
employed raise Their own potatoes AMI other NeEe-
t,bio. on vacant city lots 90 and about The city.
Nr Hail introduced ia" sublcct a. meeting %
Charitable workers. d rev woke ago. aui "a commit
700 ,as formed Ay the Association tor improving the
condition Of the Poor. which is carrying on the
work The pan ami it's success - far VIII he
fiy presented The object OF the Fedora lon Is 10
Moro ,ee the efficiency OF benevolent work below
Fourioen'h-gt. and east of Broadway.
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cALLYyG F0R COLOYEA WARIyG'S DISNTSSA


TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sin. \ few evenings before the assassination Of
Abraham Lincoln beard hun make speech
rr,m on, Il the windows OF IN" White House IN
washington. in which he used, as nearly as l can
remember. these words;
..Tho only debt that this Nation can never re-
nav Is the debt Of gratitude It owes It's brave de-
tenders"
Thirty years after this event an individual in the
c.tv Of New.York hoidas an important pubic
r.,.ll,n calls the men referred TO by Mr.. lhncoin
',t of "nens,on hummers." and he goc' out of his
yov 70 say that the work!nsmsn OF TINS country
are paving SlCO0)lVD moro ihan they ought 10
becaus, OF the existence of the GFahd ARMY oi Tue
Republic,
1',is de,no oogue occupying the position OF street
,r,,niug Commissioner. secs III 10 Insult an or
.,nizatlon which has had within its ranks snch men
"a I',yescs : Grant. ". 7. sherman Philp 1t.
4bcrl!ln John \. Logan, Ambro"e f. buThs'u''
rohn T. Unrtlanft Henry W Sl0cum' ana '"ou-
md, npl tens of thousands OF other brave mon
y,bo have Joined the great majority ana wh'ch
.,n bas within its ranks benjamin harrison late
presulcn, Of the United S,atcf; General Horace
por,er Chaunccv NJ Dcpew, Lucus Fa.rchid John
Palmer our Secretary Of State; Ma)or-G'herai u -
howard Genera. Nelson 4 Miles. stewart /" WOOD
ford and some three or four hHntrcn ,nPu w
VI srrnr, IA mo that the Mayor OF the city or
New-York 4 he has the authority s should temTye
this creature from NV - 49,. -
states over his signature that the GIahu Ariny OF
ihn Renuhr has sold itself FOR cash 70 the pension
owihor(tics Ar Washington. words to that effect
Now. the undersigned happens 10 ne'o .h 10
r,,.t ~ the Grand Army of the Repuplc me l. ;.
Grant POSI- OF brooklyn. Since It's organzatlon tbs
post has spent III rha , ,ban N5O0o
II Mr Warng can show or any M. no sng can
show that have spent onI W u" ,' aus
iemnt,nS ~ influence pension legislation, will
give sue" ''"N'' HENRY W. KNIGHT.
poe, Commander. T. y Grant Post No S27.
"a n ~ 80 EIfth-lNe., NeW-1Ork
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SOCIETY or RELIGIOUS EDCCATTON.

washington, April 23-The American Society OF
Religious Education began It's sixth anniversary
in this city to-day with an executive session Inc
reports OF the various departments showed every
,blnr IN he in rood condition. II resolved TO
organize a new department, called The 'hili
Culture Club" TO promote the Christian nurture
OF childhood in the home. The following OIL
0cers were elected for the coming year; ITesl-
dent General John Eaton. Nce-pr"sid"Hts' Johh
N Gregory the Rev. Dr. j. +. Rankin. the KEY
Dr. A. Mackay Smith; eecrciary, the icy; IT
+ II Gilbert. treasurer. X. :. chew. Public ex-
erclecs will be held on Wednesday evening with an
address by Dr. Harris. United Saies Comm ssioh-
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COLONEL WARNINGS RIDING OUTFIT
go. 18Th, ,.r.s CONSIDERABLE; ATTENTION IN THE
,,. 49, THE CITY HAiI,-THE MAYOR
SAYS liz IS NoT CONC TO RE

SAYS He Is %OT GoINi TO RE-
MOVE ilrM At PRESENT.
,,.,r,,ssio,cr War.ng attracted unusual attention
,.,s.,riov when he reac.ed the C.ty nan "ei''l7
a, English regulation riding OUTFIT ana 'ooN'nF ~
-, no r,l ,Yst Ct pped out OF the fashion paie OF
, h,rse magazine lie wore bagry ia"h-coio''
t....,-, , short riding coat and riding ooots' INTO
,,.t his brooches were tucked. and h" carrier an
',ory-hau.Ilc,i crop with which h" sestie"lateH
..1y.is i4 Tho proper costume for man "heh ne y
do,rr Ne@-Yos,." sati the Commissioner 81 -
,.,,rl-o with a sweep ~ his gloyei HAND, dlie''hS
t, r.,,,rlI 20 n member 81 the Board OF Estimate
,,,, had rr,o,ele! him into the Mayors once
80, h,y, done Ncv.-York onectraly.' was the
,..... = tic ~. .isl addressed. who doubu'77 ia"
IL, r.,l m. depleted state Of this years street
cleaning Appropriation. over han OF WHO" "'' '''"
.,nendc,! In The four months OF tho year.
An amused expression came over inc Mayo
,,c, ma he looked Commissioner WarinS ana Ms
curious rig over. The fa~n-coioreu D''Vo"e
seemed 10 attract the Mayors main attention. a,'
10 kept his eyes on tris attractive paw - '
W,r.rg's azure whla their interview Ias'ei' -
,3i,-.l Waring denied a,tor"ard that ahy'"."s
ra,s.I between the Mayor aud hlnS"' "oo"' .'@
attack on The Grand Amy Of the f'eP1o'''
sad that tho MAYOR had Is yet taken no o'''''''
ro.loe % III, matter ard mat he dId not H'e'n ~
resign unless the Mayor demanded MS feS,s""'o"
V,vor strong received many additional letters
Yesterday from Grand Army men ana o'"e's W .
ing the Immediate removal OF MI. warns 1"e
MAYORS callers included number OF W.
1n@ % them was General Horace Porter one o:
,;nr,r.l Grants most trusted stan orcets M"o -
,o.y routulu Ic~ OF George Washington fos,' 80.
.'9 ,J - ' rlin.u.r- o. the Military order ~
hr Loyal Logon. II was reporiel thet EeC, , a.
pn-,cr vas .,.vhutc IN his con lVmnatloh OF ,OlA,
,,s..orer warnings attitude. although me ''eh"l
declined TO ray anything on the subject tor Puho
lcntion Before leaving MS ONCE yes,e.udS NV
Mayor said IN answer 20 questions as 20 the p'oo-
able tate OF WarIng: ,. -, ..,o,,,, >,
Il have no Intention OF taking action relating 10
,.oiorcl Woring'S recent remarks at present
Gnlonel War,ng asserted yesterday tnH ne hai
received many letters whose writer's approved HIS
roslfion REGARDING the Grand Army.
General Charles u. 7. Coils trhed on oI0hei
Wa-iue a, noon. The greeting was as cordial as
though tart letters had not Just passed between
,hcfn ON the Grand Army controversy.
INV 10 Won do General" said the Colonel
How do you do colonel sad the General
r,hcv shook hands aUd VENT INTO the ColoHels
priyei. room The Colonel said aNor~ard Il was
,ui,.
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mann CTISS TRTSr DIRECTORS MEET

pIttsburg. April IA meeting OF the directors
~ the Plate Glass Trust was held here to-day 10
complc,c some of the details OF the new bylaws "'
tina combination At this afternoons session the
stockholders voted on and accepted the plans ar
roroed bv the directors for the Running or the
continuation The following officers were theh
elected: Chairman, John Pitcairn PhilaIcipn, n
president Edward Ford. Pittsburg; vice -pi'Si"o''
Ford Pittsburg: secretary. Il. T. io"aIn i LIZ,
burg controller. Artemus pitcairn iI!tspu' b.
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IN ARMS AGAINST CHEAP MONEY!.
ruc.co DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO FIGHT THH

CHICAGO DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO FIGHT THU
FaEE-sII.vER HEREsY.
Chicago. Arri "a systematic EFFORT VIII %
made by tho Honest Money League, recently or
ganized In this state. to capture the COOK Oou'y
delegates 70 the State convention. which Is TO de-
nro tho nostion OF the state Democracy on tho
monetary question. At a meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the League. held az the Palmer House
Yesterday Il was the general sentiment that con-
,eat with that object in view should be made at the
primaries 10 select delegates, which are TO be held
on May g. -, .,...
next Wednesday, Il viii be deciied 10 place honest
money Delegates in the field IN every ward Az
elaborate plan Of education will form an important
part OF the campaign against the free coinage move
ment. Mass-meet.ngs vii be held ,hrouShout mo
money literature within the next ten days
c,araton In favor OF honest money. which Is being
circulated In the city among Democrats, has already
received 4 large number o; signatures.
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Philadelphia. April - At a meeting 90 tho TX
,cutive Committee % the National Municipal
League held here today. the following associations
were omitted - affiliated membership. Good Cow
ernmen, club Council Eluns. Iowa. Law Enforce
ncuf Society o. the city OF brooklyn Good city GOV
eminent cub. Louisville. Ky. Ci'y club. Troy.
liam Citizenship Union. % Newark. y j.: civic
Trdoratlon Ashland Wis. G,Ood Government club.
pa erson N j. and Municipal cub OF Rochester.
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vrr4Do WlSTED FOP NTRDER.

Boston, April 23-Raffaelo Mugaro' the l'"''"n
,ho uos arrested In New-Ycrk ON Monday ~
u,utol in Lcnox on charge of being 'mpnc"'V'
I'm the murder OF another Italian on inc "'""''
place on February T. lS' Inc Hu'u'i ,a
r, dr,,,t.n row among the Italians. who
uare working on tho Stokes and Cook places nv
man was held for trial. but forfeited ms Dull ~, ~,
Innoy roI,ce have asked Superintendent Dy'Hes "
lnll Ln mn
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Mn. CFSPEDES AT The CrBAN FAIR.

A fair in aid OF the sick and WOUNDED OK the
,ubau revolution was held Yesterday afternoon ami
evening IN FlNn Avenue Hail. Al NO. - West Forty
second-st \ notable visitor at the fair was Cdr,os
Manuel de Cospcdcs son Of The Cuban revolutionary
leader The Cub1us Ia Ncw-York delight 70 call
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