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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

CITYoF MEXICO, Dec. 10-Colonel Rom
ero, the famous duclist, who killed Yer
astegui and was sentenced to prison, has
been released under the operations of the
duelist amnesty law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YoRg, Dec. s.-The dealings in the
railway list today were relatively insignia.
cant beside the operations In the industrials
Out OF aggregate sales for the day of a little
over $4,000 shares, tobacco counted for over
2i3 900 shsres. Speculation for the week began
with an active market and q lower tendency
to prices. but the market closed active and
strong. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
TIE SENATE COMMITTEES.



Some Changes.
WAsHrEeros, Dec. io.-The Republican
caucus committee was In session for three
hours yesterday, but adjourned without
complaining its assignment Of committee
membership. The work accomplished is
only tentative, but so far as II has pro-
gressed 1t has confirmed tho forecast Of
chairmanship assignments a. already sent
out by tho Associated Press. In addition
to these places 1t is now practically decided
thet Senator Teller viii become chairman
OF tho committee on claims, Senator Hans
broush on library, Senator Gailingrr ON
pensions aud Senator Shoup on .0tents.
There has been an exchange of places
by which Senator Cameron takes mem
bership place on foreign Nelations and
Senator Wolcott the place on finance,
which was conceded to Mr.. Cameron be-
fore he announced his intentions not to
stand for reelection TO the senate. There
Is a probability that this COMMITTEES will
be increased by the addition Of only one
member This increase Is to be made to
give the Republicans an opportunity 20
put q silver man and anti silver man on
the. committee. Senator JONES' of Ne
vada, is TO be allowed to retain his place,
!. but rs, q Populist, and not as Republi-
can, as heretofore. This arrangement VIII
give the Republicans elk members, tho
Democratic five and the Populists one. On
the financial question the committee will
stand to In favor Of the silver.
II is about settled that the approprfa-
lions committee will be increased from
nine to eleven members. This will enable
Senator Brice to retain his place on tho
committee, and will give the Republicans
two appointments there Senator Petit
grew will receive one of these. The other
will go either to Senator Quay or to q Pa
Z ciflc coast man.
The Populists probably will retain their
present chairmanships so far as they have
them, Stewart remaining at the head OF
mines and mining, Allen Of forest feser-
vations and Pfeffer Of the COMMITTEES to
examine the several branches of the civil
service. 1t is possible that Kyle may be
transferred to less important commits
sion than education and labor Butler
will be given minor committee and SEN
ator Jones, Of Arkansas, will be restored to
his old placeat the head of the committee
I ON contingent expenses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
THE MILD POWER CURES

THE MILD POWER CURES
DIR. Humphreys Specifies
ere scientifically and carefully
prepared Remedies. used for
nearly half a century by the
people with entire auccess.
10. urrcIrIC ron
I-FeveYp, congestiona, Innkmniations.s
9-Wernis, Worm Fever. Worm coilc..sf
I-Teethingy Collie. Crying. wakefulnead
1-Dtarrhcas OF Children or Adults......t
S-Coaghs, Colds, Dronshitis..
8-Ncurnlein, foothache. Facsache.-.
0-Eleadnchcs, Sick Headache. vertigo.s
1o-Dyspepatas piliousness. constipation.l
11-Buppressed or Painful Periods..l
13-Whisss, Too Profuse Periods. .........
1S-crssp, Laryngitls, Hoarseness....--
lA-salt Rheum, Erystpeias. Erus tions..l
11-Rhcumatssm, Rheumatic Palms.
16-nznlarfn, Cbiiis. Fever and Ague......f
S7D-Cmarrh, fnnusnEa. Cold In the Haad~1
20-Whoopsnu ough.....................f
2z-Kfdney Diseases. ....................
2S-NsFvsas Debiiity.................
Sa-Urinnry Weakneas.......... .....
3d-sere Throat, ouinsy. piphthcrls..,-
"77" for HAY FEVER
seid ~ Dsvsxsr or prepaid receipt ofpries,
"a sssss Rssts.si
HUurMHErfr i II Witlnn ST.. heuYefk
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Marshallton Mills.

Go to the MaTshaliton 6rist Mills to have
your feed Groond. Atsc Hour. feed. grain,
bag and atrRss kept on hand. So =
Give US d trial. Satisfaction Guaranteed
n5-a1ts KikkLkf son.
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El7oR HENT--siore and dwelling, southeast
~ corner Chestnut nnd Franklin streets.
All In first class order; rent low. Inquire at
s01 Adams street. d56.S
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2 "" for HAY EEVER

eo ~ DtsxEfsu or ssnt prepaid On receipt Of Pres,
BE- he 50, et stre ony-
pa has arsud Rgstscdi,
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TOR RENr-5iall in Star Club Stable ship-
~ ley stroct beiow 9th good care given 20
morse and carriage. Inquire ut stable.
dat.
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Eoa nENr-Room.. COS washington st
q d.. CT
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1I,on RENT. CilEAp--A two-sfory house
avenues Apply at this Office
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAN FRANCISCO, Gil.
LOUISVILLE. Nv VIEW WORK. N.H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

ZION eALr.-w eii-made aeaTporn ana ser.
~ mantowb SaBoaA at fair prices Also
light and heavy hasneas. Comet. q lock,
~ I. hammond, Cor. I'd and Freaah streeta
" ifmtnGton. Del. syS-iyt
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FOR SALE

EfOH bhLm or hENI-A new mouse on tho
u west side rooms and bath. all convo-
ntences. Would exchange for small proper.
~. VIM. Q. Tudail GIL W. 9th streets. 2i-tf
kI5oH sALk-Cheap-The present seating
pows, also the stained glass windows of nrEt
story. Apply ut church. 9th and Washington
streets. d9-at
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

DIR. Fenncr's Pellets cure Sick Headaches,
Constipation, otc, The best Family Physic.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

TIE devils looking glass" is a
smooth stone formation one hundred
feet wide and rising two hundred feet
out of the Nolachucky river in Tennes-
see.
THE Hindoo god OF marriage is repre-
scented with u human body and Gle
chants head. seated on throne rest
ing on circle Of human skulls.
TnmTY-FIvE years ny" Mrs. Milton
Stevenson, IT Georgetown, KY, ran a
piece OF broken glass iptO her hand.
Last week the glass was taken out at
the elbow,
TIE New Jersey society Of Cinctn-
matt dcvotes the income Of n fund OF
thirty thousand dollars for the mark
ing Of places in that state made his
tOric by the war Of the revolution.
THERE is a wild flower in Turkey
that is the exact image Of hummlng
bird. The breast is green, the wings
are deep rose color, the throat vel
low, the head and bcak almost black.
AT the lunch given by the munich
pulity of Rome TO the physicians wlc
attended the recent international con
gress, six Thousand bottles and three
hundred and sixty TASKS Of wine were
consumed
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
LOOKOUT FOR BIRDIE.

HARD-BuLED birds are those which
live on seeds.
SoFT-BILLED birds do not live on
seeds, but on insects and prepared
food.
Fred very little sweet stutfs, it spoils
the digestion, and then the birds health
is gone.
UARD-BHLED birds need little for
food besides seed and occasionally bit
Of lettuce, apple or celery.
MUULrING cannot hc called a disease
since it is natural process of prOvid-
ing the bird with new plumage.
4 mRn should bc given its bath, its
food and clean cage at the same hour
each day, and by the same person.
AFTER bird takes his water bath
he should have a sun bath IL there is u
spot in the house where the sun
shines.
CuTTLE lone is an important article
of diet for hnrd-billed birds There is
O salty taste to it which seems to b. q
tonic for fcathcred bipcds.
TUX health Of all birds depends upon
three things. regularity in being fed
md given its bath, good food and All
solutc protection from draughts.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
PARTY GLOVES.
Chicago Girls Give Thorn to Men for
Razor StrOps.

Chicago Girls Give Thorn to Men for
Razor Strops.
did you ever wonder what becomes
Of all the long party gloves that girls
adore and spend small fortunes for?"
asked the girl who occasionally knows
q thing or two.
Powder rags, Of course" grunted
the moody girl.
Nothing of the sort, That shows
that you don't keep up with the fin de
steele procession" said the first
speaker. You want to give EN- to
your best young man for razor strops.
The idea is just too perfectly lovely.
when the blessed angel wants to
sharpen his razor he fastens the top of
the glove to a hook on his dresser,
takes the frayed-out fingers in his left
hand and sharpcns away. And all
the time he is thinking of various Incl
dents that happened when q dear little
hand was inside that glove, and glove
and hand were sandwiched in between
his two hands, and he was saying
sweet things and she was trying to dig
a hole in the floor with the toe Of her
satin slipper, and, on, tninle it's all
just too dear, and I'm going to send
all my white gloves off to Charlie
right away"
The moody girl looked Disguised.
She said: well, I'm glad don't keep
uP with your fin dc steele procession.
1t needs a good roofing out of idiotic
fads and big dose of common sense.
And between you and nae and this
button hook don't believe that a man
would use a glove for razor strop
any more than he ever uses all those
silly nccktie cases that you girls make
out of silk and ribbons and things
Chicago Record,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
HINTS FOR THE CUISINE.

ALL young meats should be well
cooked. Veal outlets are improved by
tomato sauce poured over them.
FISH and eggs are the diet for sum
mer, as nature plainly intimated when
she provided them in such plenty at
this season.
PEAS A L'ANGLAIsE.-- Boil the peas
until tender, and put them into a sauce
pan, allowing an ounce Of butter TO a
pint of peas. Set on the stove, stir
gently till thoroughly hot, add a little
chopped parsley and the yelk Of one
egg, and serve.
VELVET CAKE.-One pound of -four,
one pound of sugar, half a pound OF
butter. Eve eggs beaten separately,
then poured together and beaten again,
half q tcaspoonful Of soda, Il teaspoon
full of cream OF tartar; flavor with
vanilla, wincglass OF wine or brandy
Boston Budget. ..s.e
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
ABOUND TIE orNruRY mAnK.

Mrs. Lucy HEALy, OF Charlestown,
II. L., has just completed her ggth yesE.
She is a daughter OF revolutionary
soldier.
MRs. HENRY DELLA, of Astoria, Ore.
Is over 100 years old, yet it Is reported
she can walk Ave miles without expert
encing undue fatigue.
HosEA BRowH, OF Wildernere, Ore.
is said 10 be tho only survivor OK the
war Of 1912 on the Pacific const who
draws pension. lie Is tOl years Old
Israel u. CoNnT, Of Milburn, y WI,
who has just celebrated his 92d birth
day. Is the only living charter member
Of the Morris a. Essex railrond, MY
MARSHAL CANRoDERr, probably the
oldest living holder Of baton, recent
ly celebrated his seth birthday. He is
the pct OF his aunt Mime. Wilkinson,
who Is hale and hearty In her 103d year.
Thomas GoHSiLEY,< aged 10I years,
was knocked down and had his shout
der broken by horse car in New York
recently. Notwithstanding his great
age, Mr.. Gormley Is said TO be in such
splendid health that he will recover
from the accident.
ELIJAH BRYAN, of Nevada, Mo-, who
Is now in his Doth year, as a youth
helped 10 defend the homes Of the Mis-
souri, settlers against the raids of Black
Hawks warriors. His family is related
TO that Of Daniel Boone, and lie owns
an old flint-lock gun which was ia.
vOrite with the fronticrsman.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

Or. Fenner's Cough Honey.
Relieves any cough, asthma, etc, tn an hour
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

DIR. Fenner's GCrm-r Eye-SaIve cures
Sore Eyes Cracked Lips, Pies In Esuptions.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
RAILROAD SPIKES.

The railway system of the Omitted
States coInprisesiT9,40 sol miles Of track.
RAILROAD stock in the United States
aggrcgatcs in round numbers slo,
28b,4l0. .ss.as.s. 81. u 5.a ~
Tin receipts Of an railroads for last
year were Sl 900 ,751, s74 while thecx-
.penscs were Sse7 0al29o.
E III requires 81 ,7ss locomotives, 3i,ss4
passenger c6rsand 4 ,047,577 freight cars
y operate the railroads OF the country
DURINa last year 0o,56o,6l9 passen-
gers were carried on all the railroads
in Uneie SGms domains and 745, 1l9, 4B2
IONS OF freight trtiuspOrtcd.
Subscribe for your county paper.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
AZ WAS a eusY MAN.
Sat some How or other We Dldn't Pros.
per In Life.


per In Life.
ayes, suppose you may call Eben a
successful man. lie does good bust
ness, but in my mind he isn't prosper
GUS" So said Mrs. Tracy toher sister,
who had congratulated her on the pur-
chase by her husband Of a mill which
he was thought to have bought 1T q
bargain, .%4l. -
'Welln returned her sister, ut
seerns 10 me everything he touches
comes out just right. He's the busiest
man III town"
,,That's just IT," retored Mrs. Tracy.
5"He,s busy and he succeeds In his do.
ings. but chat isn't prospering-not as
81 understand it, You see" she con.
tinned, when we. were first married
lie leased the little woollen mill down
on the stream, and we got along FIRST
rate. He wasE't overbusy, and we
; used TO ride rodnd together every after
noon and have lots Of company and
good times,
''But he began to make money and
buy more who'll, and more mills TO take
. care of II aefd more storehouses to put
Il in, until II takes about all his time
70 get from one mill 10 tho other.
Sometimes see him on Sunday, bat
he is generally busy resting up to start
again. He's about as much a slave as
If he was chained in a galley"
Eyes, but he does make money" said
one.
'Weu, perhaps So but it all goes to
buy more wool. Ii anybody bankers
for lots of wool in this world, that's
one thing. Eben has any amount of
WOOL but when it comes to getting the
real solid goodness out Of life and en-
joying it. he's forgotten how to do it.
Really, as l look at it, Eben is the most
unprosperous man in town. Youth S
COMPANION
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

sabscfIbe for youT oOuHty PapeF
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
A CUTE GROW.
He Had superabundance of Business
SagaCity.


He Had a Supernbundance of Business
SagaCity.
Farmer Crowder had finished plant
ing his corn, but his heart was heavy.
lie knew that the crows were whctting
their bills to pull up the corn us soon
as it appeared above the surface.
II tell you how to get away with the
crows" said Neighbor Stokes.
"How?'
Get you a gallon Of mean whisky
and soak some corn III it till it gets full
of the stuff, and then scatter it broad
cast in the field. The black rascals
will eat it and get drunk, and then you
can catch 'em and pull their heads of.
That beats pizen or shootin'.
In few days Farmer Crowder met
his friend Stokes,
"Well, how's crops?" queried Stokes.
+" "My corns bodaciously ruint," re-
piled Crowder, dolefully. II tried that
ere scheme o. your'n, and it's d hum
bug. ! soaked the corn and scattered
it ono day, and the next mornin' l
went down to the new groun' TO see
how IL worked"
Found 'em drunk, eh?'
Found nothin'. heard dickens
ofa fuss down nigh the branch and
went to- see what ii was. Thar was
dad-blasted old crow what had gath
cred up all the whisky corn and had it
on q stump, and lie was retailln' it out
10 the others, giyin' 'em one grain OF
that sort fur three grains OF my
planted corn, and dinged II they hadn't
been and clawed mp that hull field by
sections, --Atlautu Journal
New YoRS furnished $3.50 men TOR
the nnion army in thc.civil war. .........
PENNSYLVANIA vosneNt in rink with
a3z036 finer brave sons ia line
ONO during thc four years 81 the war
sent tothe front s18, lso BOYS in blOe. N
ILLINOIS with conscious pride thai
she had given her beloved country, the
great Lincoln sent sorwapd ESQ, 092
troops
INDIANA placed upon the altar Of her
country 100, 1913 loyal sons, and Mnssa-
chusctts with equal patriotism, gave
ll6,7sO men.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

II will give you Appetite.
Itwill give you restfui, refreshing Sleep.
IL will slimnlate your Digestion.
IL VIII restore your Nervous Energy.
II will Purify your Blood.
twill change your weakness INTO Slrength
IL viii bring you out Of sickness INTO
Health
KINGS ROYAL UEENf3f UfiifiS '5;';esQ
Atlanta, Ga.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
FARM FOR sALg.

TofYer for sale FARM, situated foa
miles below Hazel Green. Ihis faen
comprises 140 acres Of land ID a&asf
state If cultivation, modern dveiifRg
with 3 rooms, halls, closets, etc. gq9
we'll OF water IN yard, good haru aes
outbuildings, fine young orchard q a's
pies, peaches, pears ETC,
This Is o good stand for stock dflYsYe,
ms there is plenty az grses There " ~
good school and church, asd wlthiR fN
miles of Maytown. Gail 9p aeofa7f
nae al ToliYer post olllce 1sNleh 3 a q'X
house. d g7 v
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

In any inflammation. Relieves burns, tooth
ache. neuralgia, rheumatism, or any pain in
to3O minutes. Cures collie, dyspepsia dysen-
tary and tlux; also bronchitis and consump-
ton. One dose cures LaGrippe.
For sale by John NJ. Rose and Mrs. Lou
Day, Hazel Green, Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21
IMPERSOyATED 4 BgRGH AGENT.

Charles j. Wilson. OF no address. except perhaps
the peniientiary OF Sing Sing brought before JUS
tcc slmms In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
by Central ONCE Hahn and McCiuiness. and held
In $3.50 for trial. lie arrested on Saturday
night at Eighth-ave and Twenty -frst-st. The man.
IT IL alleged. has FOR time been impersonatins
an agent OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals. In some way he got hold OF
one OF the socety's badges. and then used II the
bcitermcnt OF his purse. He stopped on the
and threatened to arrest them If they did
give him money. rruckmen were his principal prey
Wilson Is well known to the police. Two years
ago he had "A police badge. and. II is alleged levied
biackmail right and lett. Complaints We're made
but no one seemed 10 De- able to catch the man.
one day "A friend or his was arrested and brought
% the Jefferson Market Court. Wilson. who at tina;
time went under the name OF Ryan. walked into
court. showed his shield and took hts friend out OF
the pen. through the courtroom and had almost got
out to the street when the deception discovered
and both brought back. Wilson was tried i'm
Special Sessions and was sent to the pcnitentiary
for one year. lie has been out about a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21

he impressed with General Grants aeep VIM anH
thorough knowledge OF men. Il apponteu Wiz Vii
Jams he said "and the Senate said that he r %ss
10 annoinfed Caleb Cushing. Surely he was old
enough and there no question but tnat ne
knew enough" and the President laughed. 'Then.
said Judge Macarthur "he gave me his rea sons ior
not making promotions In the court. when were
excellent He did not, he said. wish to establish
nrecedent that would create jealousies ana am
billions in the highest court In the land. which was
no place for them Then he talked about the various
Candidates for the office of Chief Justice, and sfted
them in such a way that he gave me distinct I'M
preston OF his deep knowledge Of human nature.
During Judge MacArthur's busy judicial career he
has vet been able to devote some time 10 literature
He is the author Of a valuable Biography OF me
English Language and volume OF Essays ana
Addresses" He is now publishing twelve lectures
on commercial law for in business colleges ana
he intends soon publish THE Vindication OF Mary
Stuart" the writing of which has been TO him a
source Of the greatest pleasure. He Is broad
reader and works of note In either science or
fiction escape him. Lately he has been reading the
popular novels Of the year. commenting upon them
with original cleverness Judge Macarthur spends
his DAYS Ideally, in cosey library lined from floor
TO ceang with books Here he reads. and TO him
here come his old friends In his great armchair
by the fire. with traces OF Illness and age upon
him. he is still fascinating as when he was as
ISOLATED with Choate in the famous patent case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21

how a university man with brilliant prospects pe
came a slave to an inherited appetite Tor hauor
and found his only escape in suicide Cont'nu'ns
he said: . :. 49,.
do not believe that any final soiutipSn al r rv
oueston can be found In legislation uesan ny ny
Ministerial career Prohboniss PVT from nup
lie oninion as TO be imperative Is not desirable %
far as legislation is concerned th hsst t that can
hee,is scurad AZ 70 he question Of Sunday open
ms do not think t. is even NECESSARY Even eu ADMIT
ting that the business OF the saloon Is lesiuIlalS
IL does not follow that it should be carried ord I'm
stores or factories exchanges And II tne suoo .
Is 70 be open seven days In the week why no. noe
workingmen on whose behalf the plea tor Suhoay
onening is made will favor any such move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21
AN EDICT FROM THOMAS DIXON, JR.

HE PREFERS PLATT TO THE UNION LEAGUE CbOp
BECAUSE 1T SELLS LIQUOR on SUNDAY
JUST AS OTHER CLUBS DO
The Rev Thomas Dixon. jr.. preached YESTERDAY
morning at Association Hail. Twenty-third-st. ana
Fourth-ave on Dangers Of the Reform Admins
tration" He said in part:
wish 10 comment briefly on several possple
dangers TO the reform administrations: due 10 I'M
due haste You can't settle the police probefn
I'm few Gays. a corrupt department IKE tn 1
cannot be set right In a moment II VIII n,soa, ,
unseen dangers. | believe Commissioner shoili
be appointed to 20 into the question ana mahe
to retain on the police force such a man as GU
pcrintcndcnt Byrnes. Every officer. from the 81
pcrintendent down to the patroman, believe ~
guilty in the public mind, and should not DC re- re-
tanned II you put Byrnes at the head you VIII
give him another chance to let corruption. anu
lawlessncss flourish. The Mayor and the l-egislat-
ure must understand that we want no hail-Way
measures. | don't care II there is a slngle-headeh
department or a bipartisan non partisan head
are confusing men and methods. ] foresaw IT, We
going to preciptate a factional hgnt IN the
party who Is in power The Platt forces and the
Union League pickering and clashing People
who believe in reform should not mix up In rae
tional fights.
Now / don't fancy Tom" Patt. but I'd take
him every time before the Union League. | have
monarchy. but not a club that sells rum on sun
day like the Union League. We must have the
proper kind OF reform bills II Plat gives them all
right. II he does not. let him beware. II the
politicians ho.d from us what we need. let them
beware. for 1t will be their political death.