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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-06
Mistake in the Address,

Mrs. Edmund Walton, who was evicted from
her home last Tuesday and who is in
straitened circumstances, is now residing at
14S412 Valencia street, instead OF 144S1a, as
was formerly published.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-06

Literary Value of the Bible.
This evening at o'clock Rev. DR.. Jef-
ferson, dean OF the Berkeley Bible Seminary,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-06

Fatal Result Of the Ingleside Accident.
Paul B. Hostrawser died at the French Hos
pital at 3 o'clock yesterday morning from the
effects OF an accident on the lug leside race
track on the day be fore. He was an "exer-
cise' boy in the service of James Neil and Al
Con ey, and while exerc.s ng the mare Thy me
was run in to by the horse Corrente, ridden by
81 McLane. The deceased was 20 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-06
LADIES'
UNDERWEARi

S0o-1Oo dozen LADIES' WHITE
oOC RICHELIEU RIB VESTS,
feeced lined, IN all sizes, also
drawers to match. regular 75c,
will be on sale at SOC etch.
kOo-125 dozen LADIES' ONEITA
cOO COMBINATION SUITS, IN
ecru and gray, feecedlined.
all sz S, Will be on sa e 1T SOC,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-06

1So-2OO dozen BOYS EXTRA
lou HEAVY BICYCLE RIB
HOSE, suitable for rough
wear, worth $3 dozen, will be
on sale at 10c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
BUYERS ~ TOW \.

McAuslan & Wskelin noyoHe. Mass-W H.
dome.
Jordan Marsh & Co. Boston, Mass > mar
denbrook representing. No. Greehe-s'
+ NJ Brown & Co. New Haven CONN.,. NJ
Brown. dryg0o1s. No. los Worth-St.
Smith & Murray. Springfield. Mass..Aiexahder
IeIth cloaks and suits. No. % Nhitc-st
T Waterscott a. Co. Henry. ILL., Waterscott'
drygoods Broadway Central.
4 Il. Brennon. Mount Savage. Md. drygoods'
Broadwa" Central
SIS Kcpler. Eau Claire WIS drygoods. Broad
way Central
Taylor < Galph!n Atlanta. Ga.-A. 5. Taylor.
GrygoCds. Broadway Central
S. g. Evans. Evansville Ind r. J. Bolus. IT,
cIoaks aud suits; :. q. Evans. drygoods Broad
wa Contra.
schloss Brothers & 90. baltimore. Md.
Schloss wooens. No. 1G6 broadway Marlborough.
Jo.slyn 4 CO. Oshkosh. Wis.--W. Josslyn. dry
goods Imperial.
Jacoby brothers. Los Angeles. Call. Jacoby.
clothing. Imperial
l. L. Minnaugh d Co. Columbia. s. C-J. \.
Minnaugh drygoods Broadway Central.
Provin & Mexican. Seattle, wash. L. Provn,
drvgoods Broadway Central
NJ Goldcnberg Washington, ID. C.-S. Goldenbere
drygoods. Grand.
Fowler Dick g. Walker. WIlkesbarre Penn.-Alex
nick drycoods. No 81 leonard-st. Grand.
Emil Schott Mifinon. Penn.-Cothng. Grand.
H. H. %us~nt I.ouisyille Ky.-F. J. Nusent. dry
Goods NJ. i13 Broadway. MctFop"'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
CORINTHItN REGATTA

Notwithstanding the delay In me starr Oh '"e
so,.,nbaka- Cornthan fall regatta on Sa'u''HS y
,bere VAS good sport In the latter pa.
.1,arnoon The breeze TIA, prevailed in the morn
n.y. ~ ,,. hefore the hour first appointed for
the start ana the pr'P'''''''
until l30 p. M. 49,. ,i,,e %
r,L,ro yas scarcely wind enough at that time ~
civ. ,hc Yachts s,ccragc way. "hat 'heI. ""s
vas out OF the soutA-sou'neas'. rN' . 49,
,...r a.. smaller classes were sent away over '"'
shInn,n course. the Surprise waiting LOT NV ~
,, =, nor old enemy the Acushia. Inc l"'ee
rN"' - .',,,,-six footcrs was started at e:o'.
an tho email boats crossed the line WIN poomS
-, 90 IN mort spiurakers being set 10 Stai
h,rd The first leg OF Tn" course was across '"'
sound before the wind 10 the COW buo'' "','' ~
t,,s island The yachts crossed the S'at""e ''"
49, .,is order: Shark. Secret. Sklmmaus' N""e''
vo,, vaaarv skate. PapriHa Priscil'a ana N''oe
- ,,o ,brtv-six-foot class tho AcuSna go, a'r'SS
!" ,.' roro than a minute In front OF the sur
n,so ,r1 continued to increase ner l''d 'n'0"s"-
an, the course TO the finish
r,o Yachts were timed a. the first marx as iI.-
,oas Acusha 3:32H Surprsoe' ,si.;io Az
$50 SEa s;q; secret $3.50 Skmmaus. S42o'
p p1GIk Sis:io: Nameless $al; 10 v.,n Ruov the
the makins in broad reach where thsy
y a4nHi in this shark s s i skim
YoIa 4Goe st STits iliI i7cSs faprika Ais
Wams 74s Acushla tis9 srrprs h soni 10
By 'hS Nc wostward making the last leg OF me
ronrsc beat windHard 1t TI the Iong Neck
it'sms N ms, az she hauled on the VINO shr Ca,
d away her peak ballard block ana her n% out - Of the
her ain VAS continued to hnisn IN a wmo
Sst sent all the yachts over ,y 10 'hs cr ron
ms -, ne nrssser and Charles A. sherman tnough'
ono round OF the course was sniSeH once more ore
Yachts We're stopper wiz" '
rim i' Committee steamer Seawannaka nlsw u, on
sometnlns ~, xore contestlng and the officials and
9ress were a Sna the TO tourney back
lor a ~, ~ miles In a atboat. and. as there was
s'o strong ebh tide and head wind me 'iuono"SS
80 40, reached until long after DARK d., sou
"rhc following table SHOWS the results Oh INC san
ing contests;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06

rho fall regatta Of the Larchmont facht tiup
~, " s,or,ed at u:SO A. m to-day. The committee
steamer Luckenbach viii carry limited number o.
,,or,rcrs Trains lcave the Grand Central station
at 1902 =. m. , -, ,.,u oo,
The following yachts arc entered anu VIII e0'
test:
srhooner,-The Coond. ,..,o.aor
.ganns class K-The syce and the Nenceaor. an, ,ho
sioops, class M-rhe Aeu'"''' VIC
Hnnh'pN' f-,ss x-rbe Goblin and the i.lte. ,,
loops ,o,,, CASA N-rhe Iera ana the Mun'I' ,,,
Sio"ps Class The Houri the teilA anu u me Eidiicr
a,V"ps las o-The shark. the keneu the r'"''
'"c h b' eats class sThe onoway the ME- ''
ii ana 'n ns Class THE Harries Ill. the Emma De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
swan BOY BEHIND Ri NlN1l HORHL

4 runaway horse. dragging n HIGHT road-wagon, IN
which was seated boy about nine years Oil.
shouting for help attracted me a'teh,oh OF "''"'
"a parl poIicen,,u IIoey at Ninety fourth-st and
tho t,n.t Drive about o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
The horse was coming toward hni' qua !, "as INC
york nj an instant Tor him 10 intercept IN" morse
and bring il to "A standStIll.
The animal was taken back to one hun9red-hnnn M
ro,tr,b-st aud there turned over 10 A. Levy. inc
owner Mr. Levy had been visiting friend III Fast
ono fourth-st. ana lbs TWO sols 'lsu'
ana nine wears old respectively, had remained Out
side I'm the wagon. The horse TOOK irisni ~ SON
nhiect and dashed away at tull speed. Inc cisnt
yc1r-old hoy jumped out OF the wagon, put IN, IN
cider one remained. too frightened To jump, Inc
hors. dashed into the Park at fun speed. ana TWO
hirvcle policemen and n rOundsman started IN put
suit bat were unable To eaten up WIN 'h' annual
until IL WAS stopped hy llo"y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
4 uANGLED BODY BESIDE THE TRICK.

Just abou, three hundred feet south o. the r o'a.
ham Heights Station the engineer Of soutioouha
NewYork Central train discovered the boly OF d
man at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning he oroush'
the engine TO a staudstlll within few get OF 'ne
body and gave three sharp toots OF me NlIs, VS.,
before jumping from his cab. Policeman y hou'Ne
happened 10 be near by and he reacrd 'he spo'
almost as soon as the engineer did. me ood! va,
lying with It's crushed and manSled head to"d'N
the train and from Its position the engineer mem!
j. Tattershall. formed the opinion that 'he ma.
must have been struck by nortsbound tram anu
thrown on the southbound track Inc pohsenA"
and the engineer made a superficial eAaii'haN'''
and found the head 70 be crushed ana the po''eS
OF both legs broken. The face ana heai me'S vi
badly mashed and lceratod that II "ou,l "a 10
work for even those who kneV the man 70 nn
him. The body clothed IN 1a'h Srssear
suit OF clothes black derby h!i; gray unas' bout
white shirt and standing colOr Inc man "'9 ~
five feet seven inches in hosnt - -, ssvsral
on the body were found the cafds ot tYarIa,r
Harlem saloons and free tickets TO soine na. or ~
Assembly outings and picnics ana fsIieTbhh~sss
money The body VAS taken 10 the mig NJ ~ ~
police station DETECTIVES went ABOUT 20 a., no,h
saloons indicated by the cards Dur So"'u ' ~
ing 10 the mans idehtity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
1 AVE WIRES i\IHN.


,r SHOCKS SEVERAL PEOPLE A%p FURNISHES
EXCITEMENT FOR TWO THOUSAND
MORE ~ HARLEM
The end Of a 1--we wire burned a man and M VIE.
,,used thro. women TO faint. severely caGtrrlz"d q
bor.e ecariNcd a lamppost. stopped = trolley me
b.lf an hour and caused tumultIous feelings In a
crowd OF two thousand or NOR" persons VINO kept
an, Of dangers way. Ii happened last night at
land thirty ATHEIST. and S"v"nth-av"
v.h.r. there IL network OF wires Of all kinds IN
Guiding one which supplies power To run IN" trol'>
cars
This piece OF trolley. charged with enough power
IN XIII a man slipped from It's fastcnlng- ju-t ms
q, blackboard. containing Philip OF a provision
dealer Of No sil Sixth-ave.. hi, wife and a cou-
milo ~ women In the rear seat passing under II
-.h viro in ~ descent struck the horse. cau"ing I
tn Kick in the dashboard. In It's mad efforts 10
e., AWAY from the wire the animal kicked IN"
viz. oyer into the lap ~ Mr.. OFT. TIL" Wit" IN
oroa way came in contact with Mrs. OFT and II
shc was not u.rturbed AT the actions Of the hors"
she WAS certainly shocked then. Suddenly IN"
blackboard took hf".
Tho horse being freed from the wire, ran for inc
sidewalk The crowd scattered; allowing the horse
and huck hoard To become tangled up win a Lamp,
,G.ra WIS a stream Of nr- aud sparks mat shot up
, great distance. This separated the wire rom th'
I,,,n Of the West Onc-hundr"d- and wenty M 'hsl
,',,iup "a 90 10 tho rc-rGe OF Nj. and Mrs. or
and the Two other women IN me n9ce"oh.u y" tdo
,nmcn g. ;h. ear added % the cNclt- h'h' ny l''ht-
"a gan; Of rcpa.rcrs cam" mp In a WAGON hnd re-
..atred tic wire amid tho comm ITS and cheers
~ The throne that had gathered. and Mr. OF and
hts alrty urDN" dNdN+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
PLENTY OF SPORTS TO-DAY.
ENOUGH CONTESTS ON LAND AND "AlEn
To PLEASE THE MULTITUDE.

rNO1-CH CONTESTS ON LAND AND WAlEh
TO PLEASE THE MULTITUDE.
There will be sports for the multitude 80.
Numerous contests have been arrahseu ~ w, uS
and the immediate neighborhood for held trach anu
a,sr and neople will find no dearth of open-air az
tr.o,iors from which to make selections h''eo u
their particuar liking The indications are '"d' 0
dav will be an ideal one In point Vi 49,,
Among the sporting meetings annou''cou '0'
are the following
RACING
Coney Island Jockey club sheepsheaa pay
TROTTING.
Fleetwood Park
Middle States Associations annual regatta ''h''s'
River
ATHLETICS.
x.vrersev Athletic Club annual games Bergen f0m,,
First Regiment. Irish Volunteers ahhua s''''' ~
SewY"rK Cnledonan Club Ambrose Park South Brook
frooklyn Athletic club. Maspeth
Mamaroncck Athletic club
CYCLING.
ouu Clubs tournament, Manhattan Beach.
YACHTING.
New York Yacht Racing Association
i.archnont Yacht club.
,;rsresend Y; citing club.
Staten Island and Germantown zinsori' at LIVING
spa Pa,crs"n and Kearny at Paterson.
GOLF.
St Andrews Club. Mount Hope:
S.ahrght club. Seabright. ~ y.
Hillside club. Planfeld y j. 49,.
Fairfield Country club. Greenwich '"""'
Staten Island club.
Richmond Country club
Morris County cub MOrristown. " D.
EaItusrol club. Short HIS. y j.
BASEBALL.
New York and St Louis. Polo Grounds TWO sd"'S
prootivn and Chago Eastern Park. Brooklyn; TWO
games morning and afternoon
PICNiCS
Central Labor Federation. Nolfs SchuHtzen td'N' -"
H., Road near one hundred and sixty ninth 81, -,o
Ernoklyn Central Labor Cnion hd2'"oo" ''''0'
Brooklyn. ,.o ,b,r Of I,rook-
vn and Long Iland city. Metropolitan fatN, bi"ns
oraI Asssnbv No. 1867. knights .; l@o"r, pa''"s
I,snnctnr. Sl.tzchs Flushing ave. PARK BrooHYu.
delaware club Grand Central Pahce I"'' IdlIci,,
,,enirai Labor Union silver Lake lark. IompNh'
Vile. staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06

of every calling imaginable. The lSh women ifV ',
the Halles made such IA terrib" conmo'ior Wiz i
their shriekng, piercing voices that no one eisc
could get a hearing II was a perfect pahdcWohiu.n
until Czen kouanet. byl beating WIN a mug " +,
on a wooden table managed to attract attention, ~
was the women. however rather than the men VINO ,
"rnr.t impa stoned faces reflected what serious
and terrible problems are involved IN ANYTHING
abon one t could not refrain from recalling the
fact that these women were perhaps tns gh nc'n
grandchildren OF the nfuriated 'poissardes VINO 80
madIy cxulted in their triumph over LOUIS -
wnen they accompanied him captive WIN me i
2GsSn and s p sbgmnv FS W s6n not die hunger
now for here is the baker his wife ANA the h'''e
citizen Fourniere after difficult succeed
in making himself heard ana for no,
Vigorously furnishing the spccuIators az uT con-
siitrtes The Fundamental food Of the rroletarian
and demanding tho abolition OF tiie 'iilot "u rn
wheat the creation II municipal bakeries WIZ
bread hc bought AZ cost price ana J." "a 49, III
urgency that the food supplies 'torc1 Ny NV ,,, ~
war should De distributed 70 th" people lhc33 ,
resolutions were ctrritd WIN uinti n III .crni
sconc vas AZ instrIctivc one and made one real
izo whaf ,iso OF even 4 cent a pound in the price
OF bread means 10 the workngman ana 10 'he pro-
r. is ipparen, 10 any one accustomed 70 folio"
the of public opinion In francG mar ,e nn
rooted and il also being used ~ n SORT OF stlkIn
horse 10 bring bear upon IN" GoNoi hh'ht tttTn
Socialist camuaign for III" prelarat.oh "i - n ,t.
Marseilles and iyons. ON the otnrr ma no., w.
,rr,ri,n vote * required TO support The cabinet
again. the attacks Of the Radicals and Socills.s
NJ Mtlinc will be Endorsed ny the ton'S t'h
AMI t'l.ricals Of every grade who. tog"'h y WIN
Tho Moderate Republicans. Will probably CIV" tn'
prcscn, cabinet working parliamentary ,'Hn,ni;,
I fn, mis- 4, j. absolutely essential not 10 iNet'"
ih- agrarian voters who demand that me WIZ
lutt.1 Lr maintained R.actOnary papers Ike W
"C;aulois" tho "Solci! and IN" Figaro" ar" q t..
on.ui1n that the political side of the orcad Ci,sls
Is far more important than it, ccOnonl' ihN' ~"
10 h.ud over France to tn" Radicals ""hll ''!iS
iutc = Disaster beside which mann 9th + s'''l'c'S
would Weigh slightly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
,D,\D rTPCTIT RtfES AT FIEETUOoD

rb. racing nag will float over old Fleetwood '"-
d,v when the final meeting OF the Grand circuit
ser;.s eiIl be begun. The racing X schouu''" I"
cover five days. with the races Tor t',A 'dS P'o-
gramnic arranged a. follows
Monday september 100 pace ruG;e s. 900, 3.'
81 ,rrs. &, su for two year "li' Iaisr w,
- r,,iI,, Scu'nbrr I 2.2i uot. purse S".ho, "'p
,,re "ulse siVc 80 not FOR tmce-ycdr-ods purse
-%sine.l,y ssSie@ssr 1 s nr : .s S9r'" $500 l
P'TTi hui H 5cpiember 400 ro, ru'" $1,000 ~"
page pvr's esScmIer pace purse $500 ZIG trot
purse 81 ooc.
As A special attraction for Monday Wednesday
and Friday the pacing mare Marion Mills. VINO
has haen termed the "guidecss wonder" VIII eX-
hib,t her speed and perfect training She : re-
markedly fast PAGER. having made mile IN wv
going entirely on her own courage. without Guld-
,ncc or direction OF any sort wherever eNh'oi'eu
this season she has created = sensation
While the star performer OF the year Star
po,n,er yul he missed AZ will also the courageous
h,ock loo patchen and the beautiful Gentry. there
can be no doubt of the success. from racing point
OF view OF the final meeting or the most s"c''S''"'
Grand Circuit series Of the history OF th' h"i"esS
horse Every OF III" big stables VINO" INV
narticrated IN the circuit from the opening al De-
troll. Will bc on hand and the grand struggles "i
the last two months will be- renewed with Vigor'
Tho fun entry list for to-day Is az follows:
.~, ,l,.. o,,cno-nlue Ribbon rurse-M =. sanders
D. m Misnon by Yorktown i'oy; r. = "iH ,, ." ,ro ni
lrlghtIlgt. 10y DARK Night H. b's - pd d" Az nv
Baron Wilkes; ~ " Hubingers h, m Sphinxs,,a' 10y
Snhn. y W. Hubinger's br ~. rear ohVWain ~
Onward: Maple I'M Farms b. & Winfield by Mamer'n"
U,rn,t. Ma b. m. Iantana. by tnannet' "
,Nsn,,Ie:. a. Henry F.. by Princeton; Simmocolon
Farm, b. h. Dan O. by simmocoion; r g. stars b. L.
rhoma. Edison. by ATTORNEY: n. $. Wilson's b. <
in class OrottlngI- Manhattan Pursen-Brook View
Farms gr T. Glenmere Boy. hy Cleayer; T. j. Brown
!, % Casselton by Chimes W. II. t1nrke.s b. m Nut
shell. by bayonne Prince East View Farms b. N, m.
ps.,oraI nv Acolyte: H. H. Demarests o. r. LOUIS We
,or he a.a King C. l.. Grhiths b. m She. by Abbotts
ford r. Ranes Oh. = Dexter X; by Maine Patriot
Manic nm Farm. gr. Kate r, by 'l1nm're; X MI
i@rs b. m. strash, Line. b, Jerome turner; n W.
I,,inyer's M Marguerite bN Eagle BIRD; Mace
Rrns h. . Oakland Baron. by Baron Wilkes: Village
FARMS CHI IN Emily by Prince Rssen'. or CHI m
raitnc. hy Mambrino King: King stables b. m. Ella
calhoun by Recorder ~ -, :, .,u,
charley Herr hy Alfred O. NJ DAYS br. c. Limerick,
by Prodigal: q. A. Fulers b. C. Jan" T. by Bow BELLS
& PROCTOR. en-. Lillian Wilson. by May King, slpm.-
sin,aora by sinmocolon. J. Smiths g. Del Bar. by
Deimarch: r ThrY.ly's b. e. Kate. by Red Wlkoa.
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CROWDS EXPECTED " \iHH' mr..

TINS vEEk's PROGRAMME At THE 'HNrENNiNL
EXPOSITION
Nashville Tenn. sept TIN two holidays ms
week NASHVILLE Day saturday and Labor lay
on Monday are expected 20 draw unusually large
crowds 20 the exposition. Daring the ""'A many
.n.,t.. 81 tho STATE VIII celebrate tneir special
a. ana g., I,ryc attrndnnc. from al parts OF IN"
go, vii, y. secured Nashville Day. oh SdtuIdIy
ncxt j. 10 b" the star bty OF ia" 'Np'sI"oh VI" -
largest during he exposition. -.
mt. H. ,,so 90 be soncN nat - a iniIliafN "''N
~ ~ troon- will be- hcr. and all viii tak"
part Ina the parade and exercises on S1tIIdaA. me
ii H,.falton Of ~" ist lufhutrY OF Aldudin" s",
INTO camp Tomorrow under COMMAND or MhJ,i .
: M.Mlilan. The IL Regiment ~ ONO NUII'fy
li ,~rty. Friday and 20 into camp. companies oi
S.atc troops VIII also - mo c'mp Thes" tIoop'
are gathering fOr next week when Is 10 p' NV
military week. oil. t..tt.,.s
I,.t Tnursda,'- Attendance ~aS N2c. FllltN :
ia and saturdays. though not set gwen OUT
exceeded these ngIr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
CROKER DUE TODAY.
ON THE AMERICAN LINER NEW-foRk-rHE
SITI' ALTON IN TAMMANY.

tATION IN TAMMANY.
r. the American liner New-York' on when Rlch-
ard croker Is understood TO he approaching this
port makes the time expected OF her. the Gar o.
Tanmany NAV reach the city before some OF MS
friends are through with their celebration OF Labor
nav Mr. Croker will be welcomed with more
or less delight by the minons OF the organization
which he has ruled for some thirteen years. But
there are ominous outglNings when nave areaIS
reached these shores which do not render Mr.
Crokers arrival an unsullied JOY 10 several promi-
ncnt Democrats. who believe that they ought 10 ne
tn, anointed OF the Wigwam 10 run for Mayor
next November Mr.. Croker. according to all ac-
counts has Mayoralty bee ~ large dimensions al
ready buzzing In MS own hat some OF MS
wor4hppers have been writing TO MIN that ue
shade OF Red I.cary yellow dog could be eject
ed Mayor OF Greater Nrw-fork TINS ran IL placed
on the Tnmmdny ticket. Mr.. trok"rs hrSt DUST
.4ss on landing will be 10 make an investigation
into thu political situation and discover II the com
manly accented theory which prevails in Tammanv
Uau il correct This theory * based upon
the belief that the possbl" fai'ur" OF IN"
Citizens Union ahd the Republicans to unit"
on a candidate for Mayor will make the d"iea' oil
th. Tammany nominee impossible. II the eN-ruler
NJ Xewyork shall be convinced ~ the truth Of the
repr.sentations he has been receiving in England
the Wigwam people Will not be required 10 look
beyond MIR Croker for candidate NJ least 'his
WAS the general understanding Of New-fork poN-
tl,ians last night.
\ committee OF the United Democratic Orgahiza
lon. no be .cVe that the silver men should nave a.
potential voice I'm the Democratic conventions TINS
year have hit upon plan for sort OF piep'sC', 70
decide whether or not the Chicago platform OF INso
shouid H.. ipheld in the greater city conference
has been ca led by this element 70 meet al the nor
Land House on Friday evening. september 10 10 as
.uss 4. plan OF action for uniting the bryahte
forces in the coming campaign. The comih'''e"
h,s scnt out a bank form OF enrolment TO lost
pomocrati, sentiment on two propositions printed
below 1t is TO be- returned signed to IN" secretary
n, rho United Democratic Organizations Comnitt,s
OF Two Hundred and Ftfty. headquarters ~ i
Fast Twenty -third-st., Nc"-hork
! favor tho Democrats platform adopted az Ch,-
o., 90 I'm 1896 and it, rcafiirmiton 10y IN" parry III
N"w-York and In next fairs municipal erection
will support only candidates pledged TO support S"'u
platform.
BOROUGH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ASSEMBLY
STREET AND NUMBER......... ............'...'
operation Of street railways. gas ana rl',rI HS'
M plants and | desire this question II De az ISSUE
IN tie approaching municipal election.
BOROUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ASSEMBLY DTSTRIC
STREET AND NUMBER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
THE SALE or UNION PACIFIC.

Lawrence Kan Sept. 5.-United States Senator
w A. Harris departed to-day for washington to at
tend a meeting OF the Subcommittee on Pachc
p,uroads called by senator Foraker for September
cana,or Harris says that A determined effort Ill
he made to proven, the sale Of the Union Pacific
bcfdrc Congress conNenes, IN order tiia' the 'oNc"
,n, nj may not lose by the TRANSACTION