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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Low VEN EXPELLED.
HIGH LANDED ACTION or MACHINE
LEADERS IN BROOKLYN

CHESTER b. LAWRENCE AND OTHERS DRIVEN
rom THEIR DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS rY a
NAP NETTING - TROUBLE LIKELY To
FOLLOW ~ TIE SEVENTH WAR;.
The impending political revolution ia the Re
publican party in Kings County broke out isst
night In the Seventh Ward.
Chester r Lawrence. Fire Commissioner %
Brooklyn under Mayor Schieren; James II. Oily
phan. William Whtney and James Gibson. all
prominen. and influential Low Republicans %
the Seventh Ward. and members OF the Eley-
erth District Association, were expelled from
their district association AZ snap meeting held
last night, and presided over by Nice-Presioent
Brinkerhoff. NJ. Lawrence had received no no
ticc OF the meeting. and vas absent on account
Of the funeral Of his mother The whole scheme
os expulsion was concoctsd b. Frederick {.
Cochou, an Official OF the Nassau Electric Raj
way Company and friend OF Patrick II. Flynn.
who is knitting ths regular Republican candidate
for the Supreme Court Judgeship. Coeheu
called meeting Of his friends al his house. and
got out enough votes to accomplish his pur-
pose There we're twenty-five at the meeting
last night. fifteen OF whom were Tracy men.
James II ELEPHANT vas president Of the dis
trl. association Until Monday night, when he
resigned In order % work for Low. He defended
himself SO vigorously that Cocheu demanded
his expulsion together with the men named.
Messrs. Lawrence. Whitney and Gibson arc
delegates 20 the Ward Committee. and Mr..
Lawrence is d member Of the General Com
mittcc.
y charges were preferred against them.
When Cocheu asked Mr.. Oiyphant WHY h. was
cut for Low the latte. coClly replied that he
IOiyrhanD w1s supporting q Republican In
Low while Cocheu was supporting Judge Bart
let candidate OF the McLaurhii:. machine.
Mr.. koss delegate from tho district aSsocis-
tiO;. u The Ward Committee and Tracy man
protested against Cocheu's action and JET, the
meeting IN disgust.
We shall serve notice Of warfare on the Re
publican county ticket tomorrow morning un-
less Cocheus action Of toll night Is promptly re-
pudiateG' said Mr. La rrence o. Tribune So
pcrttr.
More than naif tire members of the Eleventh
District Association are Low mon, and OF the
3I' voters in the district nearly go ale FOR Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
BIG CROWDS GREET GEORGE.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS N THE UPPER
PART OF THE CITY.

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS ~ THE UPPER
PART or THE CITY.
~ Richard Croker had been on the stump With
Horny Ccors, last night N Harlem he would
probablv have beer induced 70 qualify hUie
his prediction that in this city tho JeIersonisn
Democrat will no; poll more than 1o"V votes
Henri George addressed two meetings III the
unper reaches Of the city last night, which were
attended by fully 10000 people
The first meeting was held In the ice Palace
q, ore-hundred- and -sxth-st. and lexington
ave. This great hall. with its capacious gal
lerles. was nlel to the doors, and It vas cont
puted 5y the management OF tho place that there
were a. least eight thousand people present
Tho gathering was remarkable not only Tor Us
numbers. but for the unrestrained enthusiast"
10 which the crowd great vent at every oppo'tu-
nlty II could grasp. When Henry George MN
self came in, heraaed by brass pehd' me
cheering was tremendous, and was SUSTAINED l''
,o,.a-a, moments once In a while A voice far
removed from the platform would ask ioI C'e-'s
,or Yam WICK. but almost before the words rose
IN tho air they were stifed with storm or
his.es that resembled the escape ~ steam from
a scor, or - 81 burst steam pipes Tnere were
also Z ,ew Seth Low admirers scattered mere
and there. but IL was marked that his name Wheh
mentioned By Mr.. Geprs dlu NOT ca" o'N wv
catcalls AMI Kisses as did the names % 'ne
Tgmmany and Republican candidates
Af,crward Mr.. George addressed aho'no'
,,.ctin., at suffers Harlem River Park Al
,i,,,,,h 10 did not reach the plac- until nearly
IN ,'rl,.k over two thousand people waited 10
h.a~ him IL met here thu same generous re
-. p,on aa had been given 10 him carrier IN me
ev,ning While Mr.. George devoted tne srsa ~,
a., - his addresses 10 the enumeration OF his
pr,nclpl,s and purposes he reiterated without
mlncins his words. his determination u elected
- bring Croker - trial for hlackmah a'1 rOD-
~, ,xi,h IN, mower that his Office would give
him - appoint iurcs and With District At
,ornev aft. hi own inclination. Mr.. George AS,
serted thai re would bring about the same enu
10 Croker o. fall to Tweed and Mchane MI
George frequently mentioned Seth Low name
and added thar II ne (Mr George was not
elected 10 would like to 50" MI Low WIN, DC
cause he was lighting against misru'e ana poss-
ism. Chariss ". Dayton also spoke ~ inc
mcetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
SOUND MONEY! MEN FOR Low.
ORGANIZERS OF THE GREAT rARADE
DECLARE FOR UlH

ACTON r&RtN ~ MEN HEpELsUNli>G NAM
BUSINESS lNrtpZs1s
The men Who were forelnos. IN tho vcrN of
getting W the grea. Sound Money parade III
this city d vear ago have declared for Seth
Low. The Sound Money parade will he reme'n-
bered as the greatest political demonstration
ever mad in this countg.'. and J; was arianso u
for BY a committee representing many organiza-
lions OF business mca. Members OF that com
mlttee responded 20 q cali for meeting at
the headquarters Of the Citizens mon IN tas'
Twenty-thrd-st. las evening.
Mayor Strong. who represented tho drysoods
trade on the committee. and was the president
81 the committee. was umaolo so attend th'
meeting because h. vas a. Low me,fin-
Charles + Homer the first vice president. rep
resenting the Central Dryrools Trade, presilei
# the meeting Of the committee. !. y Drak".
the secretary OF the committee. representing the
Bankers and Broker Association was in his
MAC Several members of the committee Who
could no, b present sent teesrams, si'ins
authority % w. thef names H. the Endorsement
Of NJ Low The other members %. the com
n,ittoc ,cerc present and voted unanimously 20
indorse Nj Lows Candida
Following is the list Of the members ~ The
committee present or heard from win 'h'
associations which they represent
WILLIAM 7. S1Royc. PRECEDENT Dr,g'ois Tfa-s
CHARLES r. uOEHUR 0rs, vice. pr,aiient '"n'r''
Drygo.ds Tfai'
u 4. DRAKE. secretary Bsnssss and Ds.@'r'
ALEXANDER CA1.DW ELL Ia. Trade.
GEORGE =. sEABCRY. Drugs ar4 tteHica'
JOHN L. BAkEr. Mliincry
EUGENE IT, CONKIlN Hidc aa4 Les'arr Trade
JOSEPH ~ gibson Cothier, Lgon.
JAMES =. SMITH Banker ard Broker
WILLIAM e. WEBB D-yso5ds Trade
WILLIAM y K1TT. c''for E1chsns"
q H. WILLIAMS. Coal 1ra5e.
CHARLES 2. TITAN. Jewellers Assa-ia.e-
GEORGE = PERKINS. PAPER i7ate.
HENRY -. BANKS Lover Wal! street 'r''-at-r
HORACE :. ELY Real Ettste ESchanse
CHARLES ~ SIMMONS. steam sup
RoBETT ELEPHANT. coal TRADE.
WHEELER II. PECKHAM. lawyer
DANIEL = MORSE Booi ard shoe Trai'
EDWARD L, noLNrux Faln: Trade
WILLIAM 3 MAS. Wesi sda Recall pe.i-.r A"o-
GrsrAeE 4 JAIN. coase EAchaag, Association.
JOSEPH J. cUI.LMAN. Tobacco Associate.
4 J. cLiNCE. Hardware Trade
HENRY DR1sIER IT.. Publisher Irti'
CHARLES s. pEyOY. cotton L1chaase.
The members Of h committee present o.. The
meeting said that tie talk among members %
their individual associations indicated an over
r-helIning sentiment FOR Mr. Low ~ those as
s,ciatiore ~ tho same time. because those
associations had not held meetings since nc
nomination OF Mr. Low and had not given deh-
mite expression 70 the sentiment. the sait they
could rot sJ,ak f0r the associations Nith all
thoritv For themselves. they verc All Low
men. and they passed tho following resolution
without dissenting voice
Resolved. Tha, ~. members of thr ENecrtf.
Committee q Tho Business Mer Rsp l.!can stt
sound Money Associatou. - ndl'idlsl' ncrfti.y
recoinn,en5 ~" c'fi-e,s Of ,;re9f,~ Ncv-York 10
vote tos his election 80 Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Regarding the Cost Of
Sterling Silver
Forks and Spoons.

Under THE new sChed-
~ ule of prices which has
Just been adopted, GOrham
Sterling Silver Forks and
Spoons are sold at carefully
adjusted prices per dozen,
based upon the merits or
the Individual design, the
labor involved in its pro-
ductiOn, and the quantity OF
bullion used
by THIS method pur-
- chasers of either heavy
or light weights have equal
advantages, which is not
possible where ali styles
and weights are SOLD by the
ounce.
MO SUCH opportunity for
~ investment III Silver
Table Ware has occurred IN
the history Of the company.
GORHAM MFG.
COMPANY,
siIvers mths.
Broadway and 10Th St.
20 Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
TRACY DOOMEDSAYs WORTH
HE GIVES HIS OPINION OF THE s1TcA-
TON.
Tow DOESN'T MED Ills OPEN SUPPORT. As his
PROSPECTS ARE ErIGHT-WAIT1No Till
- 49, .,~cr,-s r-+p-..rSfyc, ov-lGG.

low DOESN'T MED Ills OPEN SUPPORT. ~ "i'
vpospycrs ARE rnIGHT-WAITING TILL
MAI BEGINS rXpI..INIyG 90 orIGG'
FLYNN AND BURR.
With, the last three days Jacob Worth mas
received scores OF letters from Low RepuoicdhS
urging him 10 come out openly for Low "ood
Judges say that Worth could elect 10" DY
boldly proclaiming in favor o. his candidacy.
Mr. Worth has decided. his friends ASSERTED
yesterday to keep quiet. Mr Worth annonHce"
his position 70 his friends on Monday as FOL
lows:
Mr. Low is doing we'll enough. His itlehds
cannot ash FOR ony better prospects Than theH
candidate has at present. II ! came OUT Tor
Low Mr. Platt would make me the scapegoal
Of ,he whole Republican disaster Genera
Tracy is doomed To a most crushing deIeal ana
the responsibility will rest with Plat ana Qugs
Just where ii belongs. Should jump in at ms
late hour and work fer Low. TIE friends oi
Platt would declare ! started The landshue'
while as matter Of fact the whole matter rests
with the voters. ! am waiting for ne time
when Platt explains tho rout Of The party 10
the friends Of Black. Pawn and Airidge UP me
State"
Little by Htue j.. Is dawn!ng upon MessFs'
Atterbury. Willis and Appleton. Of brooKi' n
that they have been badly fooled by Piatt ana
ouig- Patrick II. Flynn. member OF me
City Campaign Committee whose treachery 10
Joseph \ Burr was exposed b. The Tribune
on MONDAY declares that he made 1t clear 10
Nj Quigs. before the latter appointed MIN OF
the committee, that he would knife MI Bur-
the regular Republican candidate for Justice o.
the Supreme Court II this is so. Burrs friends
think Hymns appointment, a most peculiar one.
Furthermore Hamburg. chairrnan OF the local
Campaign Committee. is controlled b. Flynn
whose eye Is always on the Eighth Ward mop
per. Every minute that Flynn stays on the
Campaign Committee. ouisg practically invites
retaliation on General Tracy by the Worth men
who we're largely instrumental in NOMINATING
The Ccrnora ion Counsel Every dollar used for
campaign work in the Eighth Ward is unde:
The direction of Flyrn. and carries with II an
implied condition that BUTT be knitted. Quieg
does not seem 10 realize that he has dealt the
Republican ticket a severe blow BY sanctionins
yivu~'s cork against Mr. Burr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
IMPORTED ADVICE At TRACY NOOH
Ml-LTIEG.
NE. sHrRMA@. WHO SUPPORTS SoN-PAHris A.
SHIP ~ UTICA TALKs PARTIsANsHl? HrrS
-NrrnAskA ARrsC OF III. Low

= l.
several imported orator. spoke yesterday o. ths
noon meeting " the Commercial Mem Trlcy Cub
~ No go broadway. g =. Core. chairman % the
National Executive Committee e: tho Commercial
rravellsrs United state Association presided Grd
introduced tho first speaker oscar lioffsiadi
,eho in his opening sentcrcss eaid g va7 th" duty
Of ev,ry one who desired tho "perperuaucn Of GOOD
government in %e~-iolk Gig 20 10 rho city or
thu Tiger ana his claws"
The people" nc continued. who cJinpo.e the
Cilzen- Union have forced 80 National Issue upon
Us and Injected !, into This campsgn. look - tn
irbpre +. William l. Ilosnbowsr fro. trader
who vas ,wi1c turned down hy the United state
peckhsnI ana Joseph Larocoue the head o. tho
ttizerS Union all frce-traders whose object a. 90
pave tie way for Seth Low 70 Leccm, iho Iresi
,.sYr OF tho United Siatss sono da'." Mr. fIof
s,.d. called carl schurz political acrobat
Isaac ". Lansing Of Nebraska. SAID anone otht'
.Cu, ~ he country where By urr,n snd
csms fronl n. couniry vas maDped in a.sert forr
msints,n the whole Nation IN food and cth-r com
"' Wy the great steel rails TIA; form ,4 rnio
rscnc Railroad. over which I vi, rel on ny
va h@, ~ ,,Y Tere re-. md1 dr tfbsr o nd her.,
Nov W have campsisn, ana or a. H. clu-
lican That man Is Seth Low. who hos been train
ing with the Mugwumps ond penocra'f and Then
lean whtn tlevc Is 10 evidence o. that FAC, above
,;eh Low says he viii 10; Be re;ponsiD!e to an,
person or party i; elected seth Low Is ether q
lar or ~ Migrate when be says 50 IN tho face Of
me tact that ne knows - : responsible TO tha
nomination Why Seth Low, when You were
mewllng and puking IA youf nurse arms there
we're plenty Of schools to amord you the education
that YOU have obtained. Talk about plenty OF
schools Who IN the name Of God does not want
them EXCEPT Tammany Halir Cheers Seth Low
says that is one Of the blanks IN he platform
The next speaker was Congressman Jane ;
sherman. who lives and votes in Utica. where tho
Republican organization is nov supporting q non
partisan candidate for Mayor. IL told MS hear
ers however. that the municipal contest here mad
? great Bearing on National Issues. I hen hc vent
w. don want any free silver IN this country
Gentlemen. and We Republicans OF this state and
Nation have a perfect right 70 come here and help
you out ia this CONTEXT Cor good ecfo-nmcnt Thi.
Democratic animal Is a hundred-l.eddel octopus
aud n DOGS seem 10 af na' no libeftyloyins citl
zen can hesitate = cast his vote for General
BENJAMIN 7. Tracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
ART WARES FROM THE ORIENT
r4LLS GEORGE HISTERI'lL.
NEVERTHELESS rUE LATTEES L'NH"'
CAMPAIGN is WORRYING THE IIGfiI

CAMPAIGN is WORRYING TTiE 1IGisit
Richard Croker was a, Tammany Han ae',''
da,. afternoon. lie devoted some tine - COINS
from, one TO another # the numerous district
leaders who were around headquarters NJ
though llr Croker never falls to impress n''
opinions upon newspaper men that Van NYcNS
election is certain. it was apparent ''s'''u''
that he was not 50 confident aoou' ~" result
of The election as he would hav, people Nc
Ire,e Henry C;corsa is worryins CROKER great
deaf George is worrying other Taniin'i'y iFsi-
cr,. too II IS known that the admirers 81 '''e
;effrrsoulan Dom 1eracv candlca;" arc V"'''hh
70 his aid with funds I'm no haf-hoarted manner
2.hiIs the large audiences that cheer George ,"
HE nightly st,linplng tours alarms the NlS' dl"
people HIS pcrsisten, attacks also upon 'r'N"''
and his outspolsn determination II 'le''eo ~
investigate the Tammauy leader have gwen "
Georges campaign an increased vitality thal
cannot fail to be harmful to tho Aain"a"!
forces Mr.. Croker still affects an air o. IN
difference when speaking Of Henry "eors' .
Charge "Nobody takes Henry "eoTse a.
'acks upon me seriously, h SAD Yt''eruaS ~
a Tribune reporter. He Is hysteri"a from ne
heat Of The campaign and even his own P"opi.
resent his Wild talk II judge Pryor pau
Sl50OO or any other amount h. raid ~ as a
contribution to the campaign tuna. NJ tn"t bin,
IA. ballots had o. bc paid Tor. He certainly ca
not contribute the none. as q rcndit III % NJ
nomination do not know anything abou'
Georges statement concerning Judge lnsrdndH
I was not at the head OF INC Tamuanl uISdiNIe
INN af the time he WAS said to have paid tn
monev. George sees the writing on the wall
and Is resorting To- these accusations because NJ
Is angry and disgruntled.
Nr Crokcr declined to say anything regarding
Tho statement that Ex-Governor stone. - ais
souri, mad written letter. defining William j
Bryan's attitude In the coming e,e'ilor dr.
I.t., Ia
.John .. Shechan denied that such letter nae
been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
INDoRsEp Low. NOT TAMMANY.

BROOKLYN GEENAN-hMERlCANS pIsAPTCG>T TIE
OFFICERS Or THEIr ASSOCIATIONS;
The sentiment for seth Low broke loose II III r.
meeting O.. the XIlth ASSEMBLY District Asso-
citation OF the German American Citizens Leasus
at Rollers Prospect Hall IL Fifth last night
aud Tammany Hall received b.acI eye TIL
meeting was called 70 inJorss The famman.
ticket. but The president and secretary. know
ing what The sentiment of the district was. did
not appear AZ the meeting Adolph Van Wen.
ing was appointed chairman.
t. Lichtenstein submitted = resolution IN
dorsinS the csndidacy II Seth Low and II was
carried without A dissenting voice
The Xllth District is the banner district II the
German American Citizens League. and II was
represented 81 the meeting last nigh by i,s
fifteen executive members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
cropcrs ADVICE ABOUT VOTING.

frIDI'rl4 NV IN ADV
4 plscRrMINATIoN BETWEEN CANDIDATES WHO
WEAR COLLARS AID THOSE WHO DON
Henry George addressed large crowd OF business
mon a. moan ves,e-dav ~ the formal opening oi the
Downtown Business Mems Henry George Campaign
club which has its headquarters a. Mo-. a and -
Tlberty-st About five hundred people were pres
ont and whom Mr.. George entered the club No va
raosived with enthusiasm H. y. Mcdonald, pres
dent Of the Loyal Democratic League OF He"-fof"
s,nte. presided. and spoke briefly. as did F. Lawson
Purdy When II came 10 Mr. Georges turn he
was again loudly ch'crej. ilc said, among other
things
7 have n,fhinx 10 say agairsi Mr.. Low. H', !
know would strike al bossism a. ! would
would strike Platt and Croker as ne would
naturally wish for my election but X cannot De
elected I would prefer thll Mr. Low should OCCUPY
tfe chair os MAYOR Of Greater New-N ork. ASK
10 friend or acquaintance 10 vote for me- shall
b. satisfied the people shall determine. Tor their
wish I, supreme II you want Croker vote Tor
Cookers man n YOU want Platts man cries OF
we don't,'l vote Tor Plates man. II You want
Low vote FOX Low. r Yea want mo vote for me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
LOW MarELA1EN To pARApE.

TIE pheeimen Of Greater New-York interested IN
the election OF Seth Low for Mayer are organizing
denomination 70 take place IN the Boulevard SAT-
urday afternoon Delegations - ~heelmen and all
irteresiei in the election Of NJ Low, or who wish
10 ,a,,s part In shy way az invited 10 attend a
r,ss,ing AZ No. AS Boulevard tonight o'c.0cl
Those unable u be present requested 10 send
their names and addresses 20 John j. Yates. No 10
Vet Tfghty-ffth-st Seats for those taking part
the Parade which will be- led D.. the oiympic Cyoit
Banc will be reserved 81 the meeting IN Durisnd's
Riding AGA ieny IN the evening. which Ny. Low
Mayo strong. Joseph II. Choa.e ana others VIII
epedk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

f. other autassers sent Vut d.. he Rcpu5..-
cor Campaign Commute: az having 10 better
success Than did the man who vent from house
% house in tho rcighborhocd - SiNth-ave and
Fiffh-st. Brooklyn. on Monday Getting the
.entimeu. of the voters. % T. no wonder that
rau men 90. gloomy This canrasser called IT
tho houf, of o prominent George man IN Sixth
ave- AMI asked how Nj goirs u
,cic -. va told fcr George. ard iottcd
"G'' FOO fronj ol the mans nam The wife ~
lhc George man looked at tho open pages Of the
csn.asseTs BOOK and saw IN trort - the names
Of about twenty-five voters six "G's." oro
"E "" and all the rat Us" There was not
.inc. r." This wa. IN th, twenty second
Ward where = T. Woodruff lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
CARTER II. HARRIsoN's coMrHG.
\ wrGwAM COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO EEcEIvI

All arrange ments have be n completed ior me
visit Of Mayor Carter r. narrson Of Chicago and
the Dele "a lion or tho COOK County Democracy to-
morrow Tive Reception Committee me Yesterday
al Taiamlny Hall. and appointed 2 subcommittee
consisting Of Richard Croker, John {. sheehan
Henry &. McDonough. George -. Mcclellan enc
William &. Ringer to meet The visitors upon their
arrival a 80 u. M. tomorrow. Ianmanys guests
Will stay ~ tine Murray Hi H)tsl. u MAYOR far-
rson decides stay oYer Fri1 ~ he viii probahri
30 entertained at un ,hfor THAI day ~ tho
.,sse'noly-room - 1ammany Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

and emphat,ca,,y for non pa rtsanship IN the az
ministration of city affairs. Mr.. Odeh rea' l"
looked sour. and said: ,....x,, Won
''Tt.t wasn't a State or National pa t.yI ~.
can't show II in o State National platform; 4.
This isn't a State or National night saiu AVE.
o,her mceklv. 1T is a municipal fight. ana CO..
Inc case as set down In Republican, pfihcpsesr ,r.
''Bosh." was Mr.. odells comprehensive anu ~"
vincing reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
DID Nor STAY THROUGHOUT.

The German Democracy. which is supporting Van
Wyck. had mass-meetns In Cooper Union las'
night. Register sohmer presided, and the speaker,
we're =. g Stohle Of Jersey Cly; Otto kenpner'
Or. John Friedrich. OF Brooklyn and MoriiE e.
finger. The audience kept thinning out. and before
the lcst rpf 1ker began, there were not great
many people left. The mention OF Henry george
was cheercd and the name OF Croker Kissed by a
certain element In the hall. which seemed to be
rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
TIN XXNIsT DISTRICT . ~ x. L. EErR-
GNSTZET,

ra, citizen. Union faction OF the German Amer
en- Reform Union Organization II the .SNXIst
Assembly District met last night and denounced
the action Of Tho Tor pres dent Of the disirc,
organization % packing ~. last meeting v;th
Txwunry taen and adopting 'es1i iiiors N favor
If f,| Tsmrn ticket. THE district bra nch Of the
mon was reOrgsuized with nsw ofHc~rs. and VIII
orl hard fog the 81 ,cti)l II NJ. Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
INCREASE OF DOCK HEVENCES.

In TsDr % ian,...--s ,0mps.en document
charging decrease 81 the reveau, o. the Dock De-
psftment urler ,fayor Strorss standardization.
Precedent o'Bren yesterday issued long state
rnen, supported b. an affidavit OF joan NJ; Phelan
chief clerk Of the Department ana a relative Of
farmer Commits ioner Phelan. The sIidavt de-
clares that there has been an increase OF revenue
IN ths psparLmsnt and no decrclse 81 wares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
4 BIG NHIPNENT OF iRNUF.

Bethlehem, Penn. Oct. ?.-A tralniosd o. srror
vas moved out Q: 10 Bethlehem ordnance works
to-day consigned 10 Newport News. Va. Tie ship
rnert Included e, tons o. finished side-armor To-
the t1ttieship Kentucky. which Is being built there
II is the largest and most important shipmen. made
b. -he Bethlshc-~ company this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
DEATH FROM I BREACH or E7TQyETTk.

Paris OCT. 96-Ths newspapers OF this city pub
rsh 4 telegram frcm SarIsossa. Spain. declaring
ttaf tho King Of Siam who has been visiting Spain
o,d portueaL mas condenir,j q member al he
suite 70 b. executed Tor "a treach &! etiquette
I'D LISBON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

Wherever and whenever straw vote y taken
in the downtown business district II SHOWS 'he
continent 10 be Overwhelmingly IN faNof VI
Low The belief in this district !" 'hat 10"
~iil ie elected by a handsome plurality. vote
taken yesterday on tho Consolidated STOCK ana
Petroleum. rychance resulted "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

one or The Low voters says In his reply
There are seven IN this Office. all for Low
II addition To- the above, twent! five replies
have been received from persons whose names
DO not appear Oh the lis; OF members % the
stock Exchange and apparently men -
The offices Their votes ar: Low. II; TRACY .
George .. Gleason. ..