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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-04

FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence, southwest corner Whitaker and
Perry streets. Possession Immediately. An
drew Hanley 127 Whitaker street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
Colgate's
Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Soap.

a lively session on Wednesday evening. There
was a good attendance. Two sets Of delegates
were present. and one was elected: ne town
caucus was called TO next Monday even
ing Polls open from to o'clock. The Robert
Ward wing Of the parry elected its delcgdt ION
but there will probably be an opposition, uckct
placed I'm tho field Monday evening by the
Burns Fairchd faction.
Republican primary to elect county and Assem-
hlv convention delegates will be held in the i5rd-
ford Courthouse this afternoon at O'Clock Inc
call is signed nv William II Robertson, chairman.
The Burns people in New Rochee made deler-
mined effort 70 defeat the friends of Congressman
Ward and William V Molloy at the primaries on
Thursday night. Secret meetings had been heI1 ~
the week by Ben L. Fa!rchid and Senator BurnS 5
agents were present from Yonkors 10 ana IN me
fight against Mr. Mol!oy in his own home. Al inc
convention choose county delegates. wnlch inI'S
next Tuesday. the Molloy wing will prohahN Y III
the ascendant. as IL is in Rye, Harrison ana Md
rnaroneck. Notwithstanding that rival cIdi'h' d'o
being made by the friends Of Mr.. Long: - 49,,
The Republican primaries for Mount Eernoih, nav,
been called for next Friday. and all RepupIicanSS
who desire to vote must he enrolled on the DOCKS Vi
the ward associations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
WELLINGTON DECIDES TO RLHi"N'

TO GIVE Up THE CHAIRMANsH1P OF THE MAH-
LANb REPtBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Baltimore Sept. ~ (specian-Senator "eihne'oh
has finally made up his mind 10 resign me chdr-
msnshp Of the Republican State COMMITTEE AT us
meeting next Tuesday. the day before 'he secoh'
meeting of the State Convention. Many OF MT
weurr,on.s friends have urged him 10 continue at
the balm but he prefers 10 let the men VINO as
surned the leadership at the first meeting or the
State Convention at Ocean City take fun charge
Of the campaign. His defeat in the convention
which refused 10 recognize his friends in this city
as the regular organization. and Theodore Marburg
As the partys choice for Mayer has led him 10 take
this course. The candidates for the chairmanship
Congressman Sidney T. MuGd. of southern
Maryland: State Senator Charles 7. Westcott. and
Attorney General II. NJ Clabaugh. OF the Eastern
Shore. and State Senator Norman b. Scott of the
western part of the State. The State Convention
will probab bly, nominate Philip Lee GodshorouGh for
Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11

were anxious TO start boom for him thar might
give the leaders trouble before the end OF Sep
iember but the cool heads who do the thinking IN
the Wiswam called these inconsGefate poHuclans
down" IN such summary way that there IL hKe.y
20 be little more talk about Croker for Mayer this
year.
However much Croker would like to be the first
Mayor OF the Greater Newly rk. both he and his
friends realize what Il tremendous caIIpaisn o. oP.
position his candidacy would evoke, prominent
Tummdny leader sa.d yesterday. . 49,, .
While nothing would please me better than 70
enough to 10, lieve that such "a thing could be &C,
womb star; an oppos!tOn that would be irresist
BILE Nobody realizes this more than Richard
iooe ,natority MT troker could DO nothing that
Would Would max Mr. Lows election 50 certain
seTsiend me MI croker can have the nomination
cratic success in the Greater New-iork TO con
sdeT for mGm oSd iG Ta Ro1 nm Oh inc
The Tamnany Hall General Committee idst hlsI'
hurriedy adopted me can fGf the ,omnit
tee and approved by the Committee on Organiza-
iion last "Wednesday evening. ~ ,,e.oro,,
conventions from each Assembly district was nxcd
by the call The city convention VII nGfirla Of
fbe Municipal Counci ana viii be held on septem-
Der 80 two days after the meeting OF the hePu"
Charles A. Jackson president Of the Dem9cratic
Union called on John C. Sheehan al ms b 0ie' his
organization recognized as part OF me outn'
banded together 70 impeds the GSTse 81 T shechSn
however declined to accept MI Jackson su5se" -
lion. The DEMOCRATS tnon is MADE p He sndeT
son Robert B. Roosevelt. Roswell P Flower ana
others. who labored TO defeat the Bryah'e "'Ae'
Several delegations waited on Mr. sheehan ye W
d s e omer for aavo Tney we're mainly repre-
sentative of German-Amercan voters VINO neiie.s
Mr.. Sohmsr would prove the most PoPO''' '''''''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
TEE ALGONQUIN RENOVATED.

,ho CLYDE Line steamer Algonquin has JUST 10.
nnmn,ste oyerhauling ard yesterday sailed y.
her frs, trip since her renovation for cnar. s N.
and other southern ports. The Algonquin % .,n.
nueen Of the Clyde Line feet and her oVernau" o.
has nut her into new dress. The stateroo'nS ~.
been refurnished and redecorateo' an" ''
furnishings Of the vessel retouched
I'm THURSDAY afternoon reception was held ="
bard as she lay at her pier. No. IS, East EntE wv.
in honor OF the nrst voyage which she was 20 n
"rtsr new conditions There was large gathe.,.,ss
OF friends OF the line in response TO the lnWnsty
lions OF the company. and an excellent OPP
rnents made In her Mr.. Warburton the Es s nj
passenger agent Of the line received the gusssT ssy
extended the cOuresics Of the vesscl 70 tne' hitch
ali expressed admira ton at the condition ID ""''
they found the Algonquin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11

"a I'D that he is i'll. He says 90 it amounts to
Mx nothing I shall be all right tomorrow But
he isn't ali right to morrow; nor the next day.
Pretty soon the trap snaps to- and he has some ser
Gus disease fastened on him.
The only sensible course is to keep away from the
trap and not allow sickness TO get any hold on yor
II is frightful mistake to trhe with indigestion and
bilious troubles i'll the belief that they Will cure them
selves On the contrary they drag the whole system
down with them
when the appetite and digestion are irregular it
shows that the machinery Of the body is out Of order
and is not doing its proper work the blood ciIcula
tion is poorly supplied and is being gradually de-
based by bilious poisons.
The proper Alternative for this condition Is Dr.
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery. II acts directly
unon the digestive functions and the liver; and Ell.
abes the blood making glands to supply an abund-
ancc of pure blood rich with the nutritious vital ele
ments which build up healthy flesh and enduring
strength. 49,,
In all impoverished and midtown conditions the
"Oiscoyeryb Is far better than malt EXTRACTS"
nan.eating "emusions." 1t creates genuine perma-
nent strength. II is perfect tonic for corpulent
people.
full account Of its properties and marvellous eff
c,s in many so called hopeless" cases, verified by
the oatents own signatures, is given III one chapter
OF Or Pierce thousand. page illustrated book: The
peonle's Common Sense Medical Adviser" This
.rl,ndid volume will be sent free on receipt of III
onc.cent stamps to pay mating cost onir Address,
Dr " Pierce 6, Main Street Buffalo, y. V For
a cloth bound copy send Il stamps.
usving suffered for several years with indigestion
writes samuel walker ESQ OF Parkesburg Chester Co. Pa.
concluded to try valuable Golden Medical Dscov-
Aner taking Ave bottles entirely cured. also
suffered from bladder trouble which also cured by the
Discovery feel like new man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
HOT POLITICS IN WESTCHESIER.

WHITE PLAINS PRIMARIES TO BE HELD TONIGHT
RoBERTsON-wARD VICTORY IN PEEKsKlLL.
The Republicans of White Plains will hold their
urinary election to-day for the choice OF delegates
"a tho conventions of the party TO be held this
fail The polls will be open a, the Town Hail
from 4 o'clock in the afternoon 10 o'clock In the
evening The town IS SO closely divided between
the Robertson Ward and Burns-Fairchild wings OIL
the party that at present time II Is represented
in the County Committee by one committeeman
from each wing each being entitled 10 half vote
in the deliberations Of that body. The contest
centres on the choice Of delegates 10 the County
Convention. the Robertson-ward Republicans fav.
oring the nomination OF William v. Motley OF
NeWeRocheile for Sheriff. and Dr. Charles T.
H,rch Of White Plains, for Coroner. while the
Rurns people support their tellow-toWnsman Ed
ward r. Long for Sheriff and DR.. Birch for Cor
oner -. 49,, s,a.. baye heen
sc,iweIy engaged In canvasslng the town, ana so
ssSorou9hiy has the work been done that mere Is
hsrdly a voter in town who has not been ASKED u
.,,nnort one or the other Of the candidates ,.
RE general prophecy concerning tor1 bsyys Ia
,sNin me words OF current song ~ mere IL ue q
ho time in the old town tonight wn,en nressn;
~ have been invented expressly 10 NJ tne Pieseils
state Of political affairs In the county seat OF
Tse Repuslcan Town Committee Of Peeksk.l ha q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
POLITICS LEADS TO ARRESTS.

STATEN ISLAND LEADERS LOCKED Up ON
CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY.
Tho war which has been carried on In the ranks
NJ the regular Republican organization IN hich-
mond County took a serious turn on IhurSuay
might when the arrest Of two County committee
mon from tho Fourth Election District OF CastIe'ois
was made together with that OF the secretary VI
~ dIs,ri., , warrant was also issued Tor the ar
res, OF Thomas Branf. secretary OF the ,ouhty
cornr.,ift.c The committeeman arrested weIe JONI.
Has and John G. Corson. and the secretary OF
the district association is Joseph W. Barry Inc
rroe,s utere madc al the instance OF John Daloerg
o. comniaint made before Justice Acker DdiDeIs
ID NOT looked upon, however. as anything more
re compialnt charges Secretary Branih win AZ.
,smnting frGudulentIy to dispose OF the enrolment
NanTs ~ liz district and the others with conspr-
20 /, on alleged effort to abolish the enrolment
reSSords The fight Is only an incident. although
serious one. in the night agains, 'he 'es''"' 's'
zation led by Hugh McRooerts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
IRON PICKETS RAN INTO MIN.

rrpxaRD TREACY. LEXINGTON Tthf "A~
RApIY INJURED IN BOSTON
pos,on Sept. lO-Bernard Treacy. weH-kno.n
,,r.,,op ~ Lexington. Ky. who was injured "
an accidental fall in this city on Wednesday nisn.
IL \, the City Hospital and his case Is sun Non
s,dered critical Mr.. Treacy was apout 10 e.'
the house Of Frank c. Lappin' IN the south ,"I,
w nth ur Iappin an intimate friend. when
~ sinnsd and fell striking an iron picket 'ehes
w1lch incloses garden. one picket pehe'ra'es
Mr. Treacys skull and another nis right eye, anu
others pictured his body in half dozen p'aSe.
lie was taken up in an unconscious eohdi''o" ''''
removed TO the hospital - ", - ,rou.
NJ Treacy is fifty-two years old. He is prom-
,rant in Lexington affairs. being at present LIZ ~
her Of the Board OF Aldermen and chairman Oh 's
police Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
C4RRJER PIGEONS FOR THE Nav J.

,,,c,.rrs oF THE TRAINING WHICH Is BEING
DONE AT PORTSMOUTH, y H.
por,smouth ~ II. Sept. l0-Thc training OF car
rer pigeons for service in the United states navy
IN case Of war s being carried on al the Ports
o,,h Navy ward on a large scale. Flights have
been made from Portland Bangor snd saG n:u Mg
Uns,on and Uaverhill Mass with great success
T'be bandiing Of pigeons AT the yard is under ne
direction Of Commander X. Is imPe!' - - ~
who has 1ftv-one birds in service , 49,,
The carriers are al young ana s9mI nd rnch
a%ont six,v miles distant; in ninety minutes.
Srynnteon BIRDS released at Saco. Me-. al II - a. m
,,.os,crdav were In the cote at the Navy 1arh AT
i.os ~ m The distance is about forty mics.
II is the Intention OF the Navy, Departneh, 70
eond tho birds TO sea during the fall drills. ana Test
~. for service there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
UTRDTR MYSTERY iNSDLI Ed.

SUMMIT OFFICIALS UNABLE TO GET \ DEFINITE
cLEw TO THE IDENTITY OF THE NAN
WHO KILLED JAMES e. PITTS.
summit y j.. Sept 10 ,specap.-Despite ener-
ge,ic work on the part Of the local police the
murder OF James G. pics and the murderous at
tack on his housckeeper Mary Davis. remain
clouded in mystery. The only tangible Glow was
the finding by pr j. f.. Rowe Of III" mask used
by the murderer two tickets to New-fork. ana a
copy Of a NewYork paper. scattered through an
orchard on the Pitts farm. This morning Police
Cap;ain Stewart found butchers gambel In the
ward in front OF the Pitts house. The gambe was
covered with blood and had some hair sticking to
H. II is generally supposed that Pitts was Killed
10y this tool. the wound appeared to nave btem
made with a blunt weapon. Coroner Sinclair Will
hold the inqucs. on Thursday next .
This evening Justice OF the Peace Edward Is.
Kelly found that the TWO tickets found by Dr.
Rowe had been purchased at the Barclays sta
ton in New-York hy two Germans wao !-it
N.w-York at 5:H o'clock and arrived In summit
at $50 o'clock. the train beng late. Their de-
srrlption answers the description furnished by
Mary Davis and Edward Delaney. George {. CODE.
the station agent at Barcay-si., says he can
Identify the men who bought the tickets The
Township Committee held a special meeting to-
night and offered Il regard Of 500 for the deteC-
ton Of the murdcrcrs and evidence leading 20 their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
DENIED AT JOHNS HOPhhS hoSf 'D'

ND ,,.pn SAYS 40 INSANE PATIENTS HAVE DIED
FROM THE EXPECTS or THYROID ENTKAOi'
Baltimore. Sept lo-Superintendent Hurd Oh "'
Johns Hopkins Hospital made strong deh'ai w
day of the statement published TINS n'o'""e
,.,c, ,o,ao, cbronice" alleging that eight In
an, ,a,ier,s were dosed with thyroid extract uh'i
ono q, them died. DR.. Hurd said that patients
Ravvlew were treated but that the treatment was
not SO much in the nature OF an experiment ..
asserted by The Chronicles" informant as II w.
the administration OF well, reinvo oyl ""''"
ua Continued: DIR Henry j. Rerklsy, aS ioSrsr.
I'm nsuro-pa thoogy at the johns .doPTT b ondon
GGhyrfcIe thinks the Johns HOPKINS Hospai, , INK
bren doing something very bad pui 10 IA ar not die
j. was so .erts OF tie thyroid extract az AZ p ycs
cm sss ,n rn' stopped SFs Xer i &:
eieEem Iisod seven weeks and 1t l. clear tha' wv
Moi dt,ire given did not cause her death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
cp1-surD ny 4 FAILING DERRICK

TWO MEN KILLED AND TWO sERl"' sLA ~ II
At TUE GOVERNMENT FoRTIFICaTioNs
AT wILLGTs POINT
Ui,bou, arrarert cause a guy rope "h'on was
one OF the supports Of ? big derrick uSen j" '''''
ing tho Notifications NJ Wil.ets Point Parted yes
terday morning under only slsh' s""'" """'
,ha derrick crashed down into nj where hf'e"n
- ,o,a working Two OF them were killed and
two Others were badly injured tha' 'n"S "'''
die
TIE dead
RrNnnAuMER william fty'y year. 90 me. '' 'so.
uving At Whuestone leaves Ni1o" tn' mr. ~
TRASH Charles fortv-nv" wears old rm"rys an er
listed mar IN tn" Enenc"r ,orf lI'.i ~ W me
ana mad worked on ,hs , .G5 ,f,ee cbiren
The injured arc. ,,..
HIGGINS Maurice ss, ear, "a fiF' nm i9' Ti
hiGk'n, hf.t n1 ,.,,, ,I,nr, uhch may cause his
death. boarded ~ the for' I' unmarried. ..
sCHLiCT Got'ieh ff'z 'sr' ysats A p, ien'
y lnsrna Mg"trt .i'o ,,, pro. na way Killed
with few exceptions 30" remaining eleven mon
were more or less bruised The mast ~ IN" i''''
ssightv-siV feet Ions II has been IN 10" Tor SOM
time about th" fo'rH TORS. Tn" guy ana "'n''
ropes were renewed a. frequent n'rv'i' ''t ''r
H. although % htl stood ~" tests Z" WINCH " "''
Tie men aor, working IN one ~ tho r,'s "hi-h
were dug pro. building the concrri" touhna,,o',
for The big dsappcafims s'n, vi, ,na ,hen hroug =.
10 he edge b. g ca: IN" car !. tncr Ir''I ~ H.
dcrrick and swung into y, .!ton for lowering ~"
the pit The derrick is oI'i'i'd Joy N'""'' ''''''
about Two hundred feet aHa}.
The weight ON the derrick ~ ~. tin" "l ~ d" :.
,i.ort y.l- f-.a!ug compared with ihHi "hl'n ~ u
,d 10, .st,eI mon 10 carry ct other .im'f I'M.
90 M. ,-. 10 h.ve been 10 good condition. ana
S s,ry hat 3, haA Jaw IN 1t IS the only on"
,t... I'm. -.o.orah'c one - the engineer al
,,r..i fr. theory that IN" guying hhd not I""I
f-rc ,'rc,.rlv az II properly done. ~" ropes ihl
,o,',r'.,id owing 20 The heavy d"TS 81 IN" l'+,
,ew M CHS and IN, foc " yesterday morning a.l
.f...f via no
III, b,v. ,ef, one Of them loose. and when t"r
,yaIrb. on Tho and - IN. ara pr.srl r'ri"'h W
Y, 80, 80 mas over > fcw inches with a prh
u ~ i'l. c..cbi Of The derrick. combined WIN
he srau ga IN" rop. caused IN" break , .
tobn Eo,uau. the foreman. has t'"n IN 'ii'i x W
-, ,'orL ,,r = wears ana never h"for" had an &C.
cidcut that was scrous. II was hr -" no I1,'I 80"
&c. raes An uoeiflon and n" was considered most
c.refuI man coroner Ira NJ Clapp VIII h"Id an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
.c1.p,v RrroRMs TO BE FASTENED

Madrid Sept lo-Tae Minister for the '''"ni'''
Senior Ca.ie..ano. has decided to hasten in' ap-
pliraton of the Cuban REFORMS The law providing
for the election Of the Commission for cuban Ad-
minisirs.!on VII. shortly appeal The municipal
ions nave been AXed foT october 10, the dpphcd-
lion OF the provincial law Will follow, ana me ap-
pl!caon OF the necessary laws and regulations tor
Inc Council OF Administration. which Will commence
work On M,rcn l. when he reforms are generally
applied. viii bee next IN order. 60,
Ca.tellano read 4 dta't - IN" proposed decree
srantng reforms In me Phiippin" Islands. Inc
Council approved the dc rec. "n.eA VIII ne sent 10
the Queen Regent FOR signature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
TO KEEP THEIR CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL

Chicago Sept p-The children o, the town OF
Lake Forest twenty four miles from Chicago. will
be kept away from school until the courts have
dc cided whether the CITY Council or the Board
OF Education ot the suburb has control OF the
schools Action this effect WAS taken at a mass
meeting held last night at which the Mayor and
Aldermen wer- censured for assuming control Of
educational matters II was declared that the City
Council was blocking all Nforts made by the Board
I, conduc; the schools properly and the citizens
feel go incensed In the matter that resolution
was adopted declaring that the children shall not
go to school until the 'as been fought % an
Issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
Reed & Barton,
siLvERSMiTHs.
Broadway and 18th Street, N: !:
UNDERGROUND TROLLEY MEN HiHfhH
THEY WILL BE PAID TO-DAY AND WILL RESUME
WORK


WORK
Three hundred men employed by Thomas r. 'r'm.
MINIS engaged in laying part OF the uhhererounA
trolley road for the Fourth and Madison ave ""es'
wen, out on strike yesterday afternoon. Inc cAuee
n, the strike was the alleged non-payment ~ 'ne
NOR A. midday for two weeks work for when the'
nav was said TO be owing. Police ASSISTANCE vas
,sed for AT the section Office. at Thirty-secoh'-s
and six men we're seat from the West fhir,ie'n- 81
..ation ard another haf-dozen from East i"s""
s.cond.s, but the strikers were orderly, ana INV
noIica did not have 70 interfere
sunerintendent Shot;. who has charge OF ,he ''".'
n, ., tho section which reaches from Fory-sec'
ond-s 10 Great Jones-st.. in FouTth-aNe.' pefs"de
some OF the men TO 20 back TO WORK o" " p'''"''
that they would be paid AT O'clock
Iohn D Crlmmins was the scene at ABOUT tne
,,ra tho strike broke out. and TWO boys "ho carry
.or "a Tho Iaborers approached him and demanai;
Va .hsir nav He gave each OF them 81 ana 9us 49, :.
tho tfmekeeper 10 make out their che.sss ~ rst,y
,n,d ,hs bovs 10 come TO the main oHice' III III"
njnth-st and they would be PAD . 49, ,o,,,,e
The rest OF the men VIII oe pau '"' '
when work will be resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
assEuBLY NOMINATIONS.

Lyons. " y. Sept. 10 GspeciaD.-The wayne coun-
70 Assembly Convention. held in Palmyra this ar
,srnoon nominated Marvin !. Greenwood. OF New
ark for member Of Assembly. Mr. Greenwood has
becn a Republican leader here for many years The
domination was made by acclama hon.
1917 Sent l0-Tho Delaware County Re-
publican convention here to-day nominated Deoss
hxtsIi ~ Deposit for member OF Assembly; J. ID.
nswrence OF Kortright for Sheriff. and Major
j. K Hood OF Delhi. FOR County Clerk -, r.,,.
was dominated for member Of Assembly by the Re-
publicans OF the Ist District Of Steuben County at
Rath ODD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
car FAMINE ~ THE WEST.

THE RAILROADS UNABLE 70 HANpLE THE GRFA'
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Chicago. Sept. lo-The Chicago. MILWAUKEE, ana
ST Paul road Is trying TO borrow iive thousA''d cars
from some Cf the Southern ROADS 70 ehdoe IL 70
hsndla the ira fife offered 10 II. Mess IL u APPS
10 ent the cars II will haze to i9sr cons'd' DC
~ fnsss Al rcsent II IS using all the cars dNali,
All. and Is unable to keep up with the H'm4nd
f,om all points on its lines Inc s'Sua'ion hr,
Min lie Northwestern, the Buriingion Rock isl,
gnu alI, t,tsteTT rads They simply unable 10
handic the rafc offered Al ne roads , rc1ET'
bnt westbound merchandise is offered IN great
olu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
orrIcIAL REroRTs or REBEL LOSSES
TIE NEW ct-BAN TARIFF.

Madrid Sept. lo-The "Oiicial Gazette mas no,
90, connected The publication OF All the schedules ~
the Now Cupan arn The reduction In the duty
on American goods is considerable. with IN" eN'"P-
ton OF crude petroleum. oa wnl'h IN" dhty Us MOI
changed There considerable d!rloh IN
III. Il.v ON refined petroleum. ana the duties on
firearms and canned goods. As articles OF UNITY
are slightly Increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
REVOLUTIONS FAvORING LOW.

The Federal Republican Club Of the Twenty-eighth
Ward Brooklyn. passed resolutions In favor OF the
nomination Of Seth Low at largely attended
meeting on. Thursday evening. The ciuo piedged
,,s a,eriance TO Jacob Worth in his fight for Low.
One OF the speakers reported that man VINO mas
lust entered the Willis camp had been oIereo a
Mace in the PostoNice under the RePu Dhcan sue,
ccessor to Mr. Sullivan for support OF WoodruH ana
Willis in their fight against Worth and Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
Mr.. LOW AND THE REPT BLICANS.
WHAT UPSTATE REPUBLICANS WANT.

From The Fredonia IN. " Censor.
Republicans all this State feel an interest n
this matter. for they sustained the Republican or
eanization its plan OF consolidation on the assur
ance that Greater New-York did not mean 4
greater Tammany We trust that Mr.. Plau and
Mr. Quigg and All their lieuterants will swallow
their resentment. regularly nominate and turn IN
heartily tor Seth Low for Mayor. BY so doing tho
will receive the approval of the Republicans Of tho
State and the gratitude of the taNpaycis ana Cii-
gems who desire 10 the grand city Of Greater
Newly ork the glory Of the Nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
THE ENTIRE STATE INTERESTED.

The election In the Greater New-York j. dcCld-
edIy the most important in this Stat" this fall
Though directly concerns only the IcOpi" Of tn"
great city the entire State has an Indirect intcr"
In the election. II is simply contest h"iwreh
Tammany and every body else. II Tammany car
ries the Greater Ncw-York election. II gives tn.
organization tremendous lever with which ="
move the elections throughout the state. and tn
people have IN times past felt the effects Of that
mower n their and sorrow.