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New-York tribune., 1895-10-31

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New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
HILL SPEAKS OF REELECTION.
xor An ,ss1,E THIS YEAR. HE sAys-A LETTER
rpoN CLEVELAND

xor AN ISSUE THIS YEAR HE sAYs-A LETTER
FROM CLEVELAND.
.,,.nv Dot ao-senator David B. Hill returned to
Albany to-day from his trip through Ohio. where he
r,sde several political speeches. He addressed
Democratic mass meeting at Harmanus Bieecker
Hail tonight He dwelt at some length on the ex-
cise question charging the Republicans with IN
consistency He also sail:
Our Republican friends say l am deeply inter,
s.,ed I'm The election of Democratic Legislature
,ss, ! NAV De returned to the United states SEN
.s No one has been authorized TO say that seeK
re-electon. The Legislature to be CHOSEN thls ran
soss not elect my successor. SO far as am
concerned the field is open to every loyal Demoeae
tSat wants 10 aspire for the place GIVE US me
ierslature now The question OF elecung SnIteu
states Senator can be disposed of two years hence
Tverv Democrat desires the success OF our stale
,1cSei and hopes 10 see a Democratic LEGISLATURE .
sisred Cleveland and Hill and all true Democrats
vsnt Democratic success above all thlnes nave
IN INV hand the following telegram, received IN
this ctv to-day, which illustrates the lnteres.
which ali Democrats have in our success lns ias'
"F;xecutive Mansion. Washington D. c. OCT 0V'
1895. ~ " hovo vour
Is.e- and beg you convey 10 my AiDany .h
ana former neighbors at the Democratic rauhca''on III
meeting this evening cordial congra ua ions Vii
the wise and patriotic declarations OF theT osa.e
nlatforn concerning the leading questions peloIe ore
Ire American people and the assurance vi my ny
earnest wish for the success or our excenen. 2'n'e
ticket. GhONrH NHi-' ~
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS
DEMOCRATS SPEAK FOR FUSION.
SPEAKERS POINT OUT CLEARLY THE ISSUES OF
THE CAMPAIGN.

SPEAKERS POINT OUT CLEARLY THE ISSUES OF
THE CAMPAIGN.
The state Democracy Orsanizat on of the NlXth
ssn,.e Distric; held a mass meeting IN Columbus
,...s,,m No 2,s West one hundreds. .d-sixteenth-
=, and enthusiastically indorsed the Fusion ticket
There were hundreds of Democrats and Republi-
.,,s IN the audience. but all Joined In the ap-
plause.
simon sterne. who was member Of the old Com
,ni.tee OF Seventy, was chairman. In his opening
address Mr.. Sterne said: eve present IN the city
Of New-York ticket 1nited in ore great purpose
,bat is TO oppose the common foe Tammany Hail.
Tammany claims to be the regular Democratic
o-sanlxation in the City of New-York. but 1t cut
itself off from its own head wheh IL eNc'uueo such
men as ex-Secretary FairchilG. w.
Ex-Congressman John De witt Warner MADE
stirring address. saying IN par po'i ,o opu ed re
nmasrrr,Dg9 Do YOU remember how she defended the
Mother Church last year how nnnagso Of OF Mohnr
church since their mothers took them out OF H.
after having them baptized threw up unSg hands Mn
IA IA No. nv one ever heard OF any harm done to
:Wo,her Church because Tammany was peaten :
This year Tammany's red herring Is personal I'D
Charles s. Fairchild received hearty reception
In par Ne said ,r nas rsaI hesI Of Tammsny has
told US that he expects TO spend much 0i ms nm n
Ensand The S who of the cy of
New York / nave been in opposition to Tammany
Der,nsnst Tammany fought Samuel J. Tden and
Grover Cleveland twice. bet they lost, ,.o ha,ra
s,vsn why the fusion ticket should not be elected
One reason that 81 me people Dene.eu ',,e m
q, named by the COMMITTEE ot r's notSer T BODY Of
ur citizens are greved over the vigorous enforce
ment of the excise law say to those people; Do 90
they think il well to bring Tammany IN as an any
rbs othsr snsakers we're Dr. j. II. Senner. Robert
Grier Monroe. Albert Stickrey and James Byrne.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
THE REPUBLICAN CANVASS.

FRANKLIN woODRUFF'S VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
BIG MEETINGS TO BE HELD.
Franklin Woodruff. Republican candidate for Sen
ator in the Hid District is conducting the lveliest
canvass seen In that Gibraltar Of Democracy.
His friends are assisting him In every way and
will be with him at a final rally tomorrow night at
the Atheneum. III Atlantic-ave. Mr.. Woodruff will
preside and speak. The other speakers will include
John S. Wise, David Healy Congressman Francis
II. Wilson, Frederick W. Wurster Foster L. Backus,
Sheriff Buttling Silas T. butcher Timothy L. Wood
run and benjamin Boden. The meeting promises
TO be one Of the largest and most successful OF the
campaign. ,
senseless story was circulated yesterday to the
effect that ex-senator Worth's friends had met IN
Controller Pamer's Office and organized bolt
against Mr.. Wurster. The truth OF the matter, a. a.
vouched for by the Controller is that he Sheriff
Buttling. Alderman Haubert. John G. Deubert, Con-
gressman Fischer, X. b. Sedgwick and others got
together and made out their individual checks for
generous sums help the campaign work along.
All the arrangements for to-nights big rally at
the Clermont-ave rink completed The speak
ers will be ex-senator Hiscock, w. Linn Bruce.
Frederick W. Wurster. Foster L. Backus ana others.
Asa W. Tenney Will preside.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
UTPRF\iE COURT.

AlPKEME wv
ducatIon by the the Corporation ot the ciy
York. relative 10 acquiring tue py NJ VIZ ~
certain lands on the southery side OF FIFTH STREET
between Avenues ard D. In the Eleventh ware OF sa,o
clty duly selected and approved By said Board as ste
bv chspter IS Of the Laws OF 1890.
Pursuant 10 provisions Of chapter 19l OF the Ls%s
OF Isss as by chapte. 10 ot The Laws o, so
10 The supreme OF the State OF New YORK a.
Special Of said Court TO be hed a. TO- "a S
YORK on the 9th day OF November. lss at the opening
OF The Court that day or as soon hreatter eoun
sci be heard thereon Tor .he ma attsr No
The natrre and extent OF the Improvement hereby IN
tended is acquisition OF title BY The Mayor Aaer
men and Commonay Of the city OF New YORK 70 ceran an
iands ana premises the buildings thereon and the
thereto belonging on the soueIy siue o
Fifth street between Avenues and ~ IN the Eie.ehsh
converted appropriated and used to and for me purposes
specified In said chapter lei Of the Laws of Isss a.:
by said chapter 81 OF the Laws %I S b. s
and in pursuance the provisions Of said chapter le of
The Laws OF lsss amended BY said chapter 30 OF the
Laws Of 1890. beng tho ioiIowhs oesc''peo 'o'' p "
parcel 0. land. namely: -, -, ,,s .,,,.,.
Ail that certain lot: piece or parcel OF and situate
New YORK and bounded and described follows: Begin
ming at a point the southery side OF Fiftn street as
westerly 5e s, from ,hs Pon&, & formed seas BY % hs h m
Snd Mss'es paTalei with Avenue inch ,hsnS, Ws ,t
ery parallel with the said s9ulhery sde scioo s NJ
I5 northeriy and along SAID ste o e , ncb
School 10 and parallel Win Assnue hsoo 20 easr ,c ana
along said suthery side of Fifth street. ~ rect 10 ths
point piece of beginning . .oo-
Dated New York. October a. lsoo c,or.,o, M
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT Counsel 10 tne 'o'po'a"o"' 'o
. rryon Roc New
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-GEN'

- ERAL TERN. po,pD oE
RhRp he hisE %' Fos
three Commissioners deiemins wne,neT d C,v for hs
Transit Railway Railways In n pe per.ans saa and nay propery
as determined By said Board ought to be constructor ana
PuBLIc NOTICE hereby given that, pursuant 20
the provisions Of chapter ot ne pa% s rTan.f Raj
Comsoner for the CITY of Ne% 1 n0rS * T bs State
to General M TeT n T r e' ppTss cs" snd FRS, District
to be held at the County cour, ou.. in the S 2f
NsM sN AZ o 10 20 q" ocock in the morning Of day
thereafter az counsel can ne hs" by % entitled mat;
ter to determine and report after due hearing whether
Rapid Transit RAILWAY or ne saa and d prop p
erty as determined by the sad board and described IN
c Of said city on or about 9th Of May 1885,
ought to be eonsrc,ed ara & Spss afore:ad application will
be made are the petition Of the said Board OF Rapid
WI t,teS the lih day of June 1895 and presented TO
hi. General Term the said l4th day OF jun
same description routes and genera plan OF con-
sueon Of the said rG%ay or SaS 70 tho 5srms PSr
Co,nr @ ~ M IN. civ OF York copy which repor, is
included M ms ns" said m OF % 'n s. TNSa s saa
in the Office OF the Of the city and county Of New
ioth day Of October. 1896. ,,.-,-
Ie So}e'a Of o comssioes WHO shall determine
pphc hearing Of ali parties Interested whether such
report the taid Genera Term ,9sethe,
% Of & nS wss!h'r wSch o Il IN
favor Of he construction and operation q such road a.
arIned by said Court be taken in leu Of ihs consent Of
1ons nr e H e ssa dated the Goth
day Of October 1896 s hereby withdrawn.
ndsRb Psfh NsSTGsf SS R&S 9'4l @ coMs
sIoNERs FOR TIE cITy ppp OF PrssiGsH, NEM YORK
BY LEWIS 'i.' T. pELhFiELp. Secretary.
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN.
iii broadway New YORK CITY.
TRACY BoARDMAN q .PLATT.
rs Wall street. New YORK tity
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
11ubl,t Notlres.
.||-~.ooouo>oNNIV"~ ~N1NrN|NrVVVO~NVSSVV~
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
- In the matte, Of the appcu Ion Of the Board Of Edu
cation BY the Counsel to III. q 'ns w.yn y
Aldermen and ccmnonay OF the Citi o. Nrw t1rk 70
seSan snSs On hs nds ., and Third
nues In the Twelfth Ward Of said city. duly seeced and
approved BY ,d 9i % @ M o rovscns G o h S
OF the Laws cf 1873. amended by chapter 3" OF the
Pursuant to the provisions chapter ioi Of the Laws
OF 1855 as amended ~ chapte- ?, of the Laws of 100
SGs % sD HEREBY su sp or % hat STATE at p Ss York; at
Tern s Of % cSu to ss e s Ssd civ % Ns~ ."
OH day Of November 1895 at opening Of the ccur, on
that day thereafter counsel can BE- heard
thereon for the appointment II Commissioners" o. Is'"ae
The and extent u the lrnprovefrent hereoy IN
ana aommonaity of the Guy Of New York. TO certain
premises with the buildings thereon and nd. hs
one hundred Ninth stree, between second and LnI
Il the was Of said S n zee s sf @
for the purposes specified in said chapter ~ ..
approved by The ieari Of Education s. for school
chapter s5 Of the Laws OF $50 being the following de-
M those eer,an lots pieces parcels f land situate
lying and being IN the Iwea Wsrd of the n y ycr n Stm as
follows: Beginning point IN me norn.ry Iins ne q
Hundred Ninth street distant .sstery so' tee
Hundred with the eastery line OF Thisd
ayenus running thehce northeriy ana palaie WIN h n
70 the centre line of the bocS tetween one nI llnn,
asa aaa Nn 50, and one hSndrsS iSa ouhsr line
the present site Of cramrsr school No ~ thence eas,
or cry ag r"s cfeo No IS IS fee inches thence souh
y parallel wiz, ths easery lns o, % pnr1 ndes Syehss
and Sn,h s.Tes ysser a's a'e no5thsr,s nss
Ire Q, one Hundred and Ninth street - ee' he"e'
pcin; place OF BEGINNING ,-
Dated New York. October iith. ls,'. -,.. A. .
rEANcIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel TO the Corporation. NO :
pow <eu YORK City
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
CUPREAIE COURT.

NlfKE.Mfi 'Othl
n@rea at h. '"in' % ~ s,Ssi S
OF New York re:aye TO acquiring e py ne yoS To-
certain lands n the nloc d% sSgnssa by sRsTs in s
Eha . o Ws Is Of 'ss ate ' ioT o J5sTsa s"a
3 (. s stSssa Ss 'Sy;isn; by Of
Pursuant he provisions OF chapter i'i 81 @ n , isn
S' notice ss hereby given ha; appleaca wiz be made
to the supreme Court q the s,as ot New f9S a.
sTeof at The County cearhopse Y he CITY Q; Nsw
York on the 9th DAY Of November 1922 at the opsnins
can be heard for he aepor,i%ent ct Commission
ers Estimate In the ae2ve,entitied malIst h-.,x In
tended is the acquisition q tile by The Mayor Aider.
monay Of The, The cy Ky S Ss% fGs hsredS S sfr snd
H.. appurtensnces thereto belonging In The block boandga
% Ts vs. yarSf srS @ Knf n A%e e smss Absolute. II.
same converted appropriate ana M ased 70 snd 10,
TIE pGes messcs pssfo BY IN .a sa Sape ss Of the Laws
s a PrsPy Hoard h%TnE Of fEson Sssn ao %
d he OF Las ns Lays o s Sss ny ds
SsP[T sSrPPed lots. piece, or parcels Of lanf namely
those ns G s, EsS Gs a the c
Yo,F ana which taken together ar. BOUNDED and & ae.
crbeG follows Begnnins a. point dTsnn ionsa s y 'ns
msr a'c1nsss School 10 westerly SIDE Of M No 20,
ws, HGs0n 2sm he sree essc s SIDE '"v Of var street and
Zee. riches southey from the southery sde OF wssi
nsSH %src sfes Stree! uGa'E g e oat
southeriy from the souiherly side OF Nest HSu'tSn
hase sas of eessa w Houston Sna
which distant Is feet sou'her& & from uh.ri sn '" anS
parale with eosery side Of vark street 30 feet to
ns pGFhsy 3 ssnse Ss %ey G Se .d sons orhe side
said site OF Grammar School No ana nearly nearly o ,
@ h. the Sos oh oa side Of 81 Ssnsns Msii ~ ~
va ASCIs w. SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation. No :
u New York,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
WILLIAMS AND GROTE DENOUNCED.
500 COOS OF THE XvITH ASSEMBLY plSlHiOi
RALLY TO THE SUPPORT OF SCHWARTZ
AND BLAU.

zoo COOS OF THE XvITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
RALLY TO THE SUPPORT OF SCHWARTZ
AND BLAU
Columbia Hall nj No. 1o0 Columba-st.. was well
oued last evening when the Good Government CIuo
for the XvIth Assembly District held ratincauoh
meeting and rally. The crowd was atIaceu ~
the hall by the belief that the speakers wouid give
much OF their time 20 the cases OF AleNa"oe' ..
williams the Republican nominee TOT the oeha'e
in the XIIth District. and William r. dfoie' ''e
Republican candidate for the Assembly In the
XvIth District -.
roval,v 70 the Goo-Goo county ticket was the
nrs, law OF the evening, and much was SAID aoou'
the haht OF the people" who in this case are 'he
Goo-Goos themselves. against the posses ou'
IN. fayorite themes OF the evening were Williams
and Grote the latter farIng little better tnan sam
The names OF David Schwartz and William Biau s
who were rut up by the Goo-Goos TO reneHe np olie
va Williams. Gro;e and Foley, were Justify cheered
while references TO the county ticket OF the eups
David schwartz was enthusias tically cheered as
he stepped 10 the PLATFORM He sa'd In n part never
d been "a Candidate for office. But when you asked
me to be your sandard-bearer to testify 10 our our
the Republicans. felt that 1t was my dutsy dnsy t9P
sacrifice my comfort and enter me gii,ra ngnt q
ee ie disgrace this district half agrapt and dis
respectful as the putting OF Williams III h'''''"a-
Julius Blumberg said: The men who set up
'Cubber' Williams a nominee for the senate nave w,
nsuted the intelligence Of the citizens OF ne So hy
right should be sent to Stag Sing; We have , in, In
sh S n ana
Croker and it is the duty of every sef-respeetin,g
citizen in the % district to sRpS%d ine be their own IT.
ness for Office. appeal to you TO snow W Mians am,
and Foley under so deeply on Tuesday that sS they
Will never have the impudence TO ask iof 'he 'oe'
Of the people again.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

sunrem. Court--GeneraI Tern-Recess.
opens at 1890 a. IN. Motion calendar called at II a.
nnd fae Ses 2os 1888 4
2s nsse Term-rar -nefor. Beck
man J. Ei waited Railroad cases Case unfinished
Supreme Court Special Ierm-Par' Ii-Adjourned Tor
'"t Crit cour,-Par IBefOre Andrews Jcauses to be
Circuit Court-Iar ll-Before Lawrence causes to
be from Po III r Ic fafieson Hss Mos 1916
7o.s 7ll4 7o7 es52 cs.i 7o,i s2G4 2oS' 2osi 1854
cG@reG yAsISa-1sd sr oasrs,ssr. Rs
Nss ssoey,or S oso FOR the term
snperior Court Trial TermParts II and IiIAd
'osrnso 'os1SSrntss court-chambers Fitzgerald s.
q hn@san rsw Ps. a" KOBE IL amelia % oe for
Eary Faulhaber Lillian Hale Anthony Kimba, at io:3o
a. smrrosaie's mr. Conri~Trsl TenBefoie Arnold sCour,
opens at 1890 a. m No DAY calendar. oar, c,...,.,
E1paTde pcas-General Term Before Daily C. j. and
cegerich j-court opens at ioso a M Nos. ! to SO.
Common Common PesTS Termps eiaa Day s C. j.
i5 Ss i24. @ 25l 1SlG 2sfg s li ii r iS , M ' ss
"a 1icS 2osG 1862 5" 1905 s24, 1910. a23 so4. o45
Common rlesTla Tsm1pa,' IIetS5s 81. nGeksaysr
J-Causes to be 'ent from far' 'or 'r'ai Case IN
Common pleas-Tral TemPart III-Adjourned for the
city coort-specai Term-Before Bo''y J-co"ri opens
a; c,,g 10 e ou@, Central rerm-Adjournea sine die
CIV court-Triai Term-Iarts |. H. Ill and iY-AG-
1ourned FOR the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Beach. j.
Jones Juciett e. cases)-tfhnk w. Ahp1o
Duncan Rafter-Wi8m II. Wills
Iyding Lyaing-John Dtahunty -
Robinson w. robinson Augustus /. bi""h
Iy Barrett. j.
Baxter q. Archer-S l.. II. ward . -
Matter Of East Side Sank-Wi!l2m H. WIFE
Joseph Hughes-Joseph a. Thompson.
Common Fess
I,y Gegerich J.
Valeriine IS. Kennedy-Iferry kropi
IisiineF Donlon-D. Frank Lloyd
Superior cour,
sy G.ldersIeese, j.
Matter Of Grote & Co.-Quincy W. Boes.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
CUPREME COURT.

-
ss,lOn by The he coSpora,sn q The cty Of
sa asa. 'Sa oa Sa essity @ W SREESwicM AvESGE
Ninth Ward OF said city. duly selected and approved bv
said Board as site for school 20 a under M ana n
Cf sss as ame"deS ENC BY chapter s. o q
Pnrsuan 10 ne p3ysSns OF chapter ie OF the isws so
the Supreme corrt q the State of New Y9rk. at a
o. al The County the City of New York.
the 9th day 4 November. 1893 at the opening OF the
ssr sd 1 hesa SSf da % G h as appnmen o Of
Estim'.te in the above-entted matter.
The nature ana extent OF the mprovement hereby In.
and CEN mc7aity II he city Of New-York to certain
lands aud win ,hs building thereon and 's:
Greenwich avenue between West Tenth and West Eley'
nth streets IN the Ninth Ward 81 ssd city In zee fn
gssd . ana oI the purpose speehea "a N .a s'
lected approved by the Board o; Education as site
or school ru under and IL pursuance Of the pro.
asndsd by ral chapter a Of the aws Q. 1880 being the
following described lot. piece parce Of land namely
and being /, Ninth Ward Of the cty Of New York
and i9undr, an described "a follow. hcxn.ing a. oas
srhey line Of Ws0' tsnh street Win The he e"s, ns
school No Al win the easierly line ot Greenwich
nearly So WIN Greenwich avenue and along the said
norher, lin Of the present site of Granmas School
Inches poI jsta,t eastery io2 feet from the said
epsteriy Tia. Gr'enwch measured nj right an.
So With The 81 IA eas,efiy line o Greenwich avenue l0c
Zee, the sasry line f Greenwich avenue thence souh.
rry along esstery line u Greenwich avenue % feet
Dated New york. October ~. 1895. 49, Z.
Tryon Row New York City.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
vOEE 7HiNGS TO BE CoNSIDtRED

ANOTHER HITCH IL THE NEGOTIATIONS own
TIE TRAFFIC AGREEMENT
There was another hitch in the proposen Joint
re-. eic Association t,ment eslorday. The trunk
line presidents met again ana AGAIN th'y Soemny
oar IN debate all day long until D. m. And then.
,hro,gh Secretary Hoyi. they gave out the follow
ing announcement;
IRE presidents Il the trunk lLes and western
,,rneeilons were fully represented al the meeting
today and received considered ana fuf1sr AMENDED
tbe amended contract submitted to them by me
r',,n'i,tee ON Revision since the last meeting by
reason thereof and Of additional suggestions received
,r",, sel ard others further meeting OF Ia,
esidsu,s and another meeting Of the comrnItte,
ne,a deemed deslrlb.e. TO be held on dates to be
~ S,sss,t was expfassed and the boards OF d.
r,rors ~ nsrtes 10 the agreement have acted fdvor-
ably upOn II.
Certain interests rmcng the trunk lines have per-
sstenly announced from the first that the proposed
agreement would be adopted at the hfs' meeting OF
the presidents "A ssDtember. The same .ssertlon
has s.nce that time been repeated as 10 the mex.
meeting OF tie pres!Gehts'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
THE COURTS.
OLD SOLDIERS AND CIVIL sERvIcl

OLD SOLDIERS AND CIVIL SERVICE.
Judge Beekman. in the Supreme Court has hand
ed down a decision In the case Of Emanuel Dryfoos
against the Police Board in which he applied for a
writ of mandamus 70 compel them TO allow him the
difference In the salary under order reducing II
some years ago In 1854 Dryfoos was appointed TO a
clerkshiD at annual salary OF 81 900. and he was
assigned to duty under the president of the Board:
III 1850 his salary was reduced TO 81. 800 year. and
Dryfoos thought tha. a discharged Union SOL
der ne could not be discharged without a hearing.
Judge Beekman holds that under the most liberal
construction OF the law the reduction in salary
cannot be taken dismissal, and denies tho mo-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
PROTECTION VIII BE- UPHELD.

Lleutenant- Governor Saxto, In "he North Anerl-
Review
II is important TO have tn. tarn question setIied
right but il Is even more inportan to nave II se.
tied In some way right wrong, so II VIII stay
settled. II the Democratic ptry has any organic
VIII at ALL and that Is by no means certain ,o,s ,ne.
ton. The real leaders, OF the sarty VIZ never be
satisfied until that result is accomplished; me ne
The tariff plank IN the Chicago 2Ia;forn.. recently
OF his speech that the Wilson BILLS 20 b. followed
by the enactment OF other laws 'nakng SUI fui.
ther Reductions and brneIng US nearer 70 we
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington Oct 30-The day call in the United
States Supreme Court tomorrow will be follows
Nos G2 5ss 1885, 352, AIS. GIG. land and $751; 9, J6
and g.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
coI,oRED REPUBLICANS TO PARADE.

The colored Republicans of Brooklyn intend to
turn out in large iunbers the parade and rnass-
meeting tomorrow nigst The members OF the H.
II. G. Republican Club will march from thei' club
house, No 1,Hl Atante-ave., to the Republican
headquarters at No 1892 fulton-st. The officers OF
the club are follow = H. Smith, president: C.
A. johnson, vice esdent' c. r.. Johnson secrc-
tary; William johnson, treasurer. and Jerry Mur-
ray, grand marshal. Among the speakers VIII be
T. w. Wurster, G. X. Andersen, A. A Wray, Adam
LEIGH Foster l.. Backus George w. Sangster. John
Wirth. and Messrs RuAges, Waldo Otrogge and
WaS
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
FOR ANOTHER VOTE ON CONSOLIDATION.

The League OF Loyal Citizens OF Brooklyn, OF
which William c. Redfeld is president, determined
urgethat the question Of consolidation should be
again submitted by itself to the voters Of Brooklyn
at the erliest convenient time; and the League
therefore addressed circular letter 10 all the can
didates 70 the Senate and the Assembly asking
them to say IL they would support the plan OF re-
submissionA .
The Leagte announces the result Of the sending
Of the crcuys There eighteen candidates for
the Senate inaii the districts, and the League has
received answ>rs from eighteen, OF whom fourteen
declared themelyes supporters Of the plan OF re-
submission. None announced themselves as OBJ
posed 10 IT, and Pur were non-committal ...,,.
OF the ffty-tlyec candidates for the Assembly
in all the distri6s all answered. OF whom forty
seven announced themselves as in favor OF the plan
OF resubmission, ylly one opposed to ii, and five
pon-cOmmtfI