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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TIE THIRD DAY At NORRIS PARh.

II Is LIKELY THAT SEVERAL CLOSE FINISHES
WILL BE SEEN
The Westchest,r Racing Association had the
finest possible weather for the first and second
days Of its meeting. With similar weather. with
good starting. with skilful riding with entire So
briefly and self-congol on the part OF all the jock
eYs. with the kccnest vigilance exercised by the
stewards and all other racetrack officials. the con-
tests at Morris Park to-day should prove 20 be
stirring and exhilaratirg IN high degree ! ne
fields in the first second and sixth races VIII NOV
be large hut the lists o. probable starters con'a"
a sufficient number o. names 10 indicate the pro"d-
bi,iiy OF animated contests In the second race d
handicap 70. lwO-y ear-ods AZ SIX ana hai iu'-
longs an extensive field OF wel-known Youngsters
will meet at weights and Al a distance "hicn w.
thoroughly test their proves and c9ura6e IN the
scIaer on Deck. Blue Devil and others VIII snow
their PAGES The finish in the Ramap" fahatcdR
will probably he of kind 10 riNet the saze oi an
spectators The NTH race Will he hah1icap AZ Il
mile and furlong. and in this Ben llolladaH ROW
ard Mann Sir Walter. DR.. tatett Don DE oioi
Peep o Day. The Winner and other horses VIII
make up an impressive array Of contestants,
Here are the lists OF prohablH starters IN all the
races
FIRST RACE-Fo- yea:-ods and upward ncn-~iA-
ners at any time o. 500: $40 each. $500 added
special weights. Withels mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
BANK CASHIER CONVICTED.

xarsas CITY Mo- oct is--George A. Taylor.
re sber OF the Argentine Bank which failed last
wear owing thousands OF dollars to depostors.
was convicted OF wreckng the concern in the
criminal Court OF Argentine. Kan. to-day. The
trial has been proceeding for week Taylor held
onsidersble paper OF friends who. at the critical
IMAM we're unable to come to his rescue Con-
sidarahle excitement and strong talk followed the
nnor men and women. and Taylor disappeared. a
rrevarJ for his arrest was offered but &c nhaiy
I'M when II failed were found 10 he {lSon; the
assets about $1,000 less II Was snown 'nat ,s's -,
~, Tax,or and that The bank held 5000 worth OF
Worthless paper Tayl9r comes from n ose had w
n nay. horne good reputation. HIS attorney W.
~rnba bIv ASK for another trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
4 CANDIDATE IN SPITE OF HIMSELF
RICHARD n. ArAMss NAME MUST STAY .oS THE

GEORGE COUNTY II'hET.
Leader. o, m. Henry George party were aston
shed and distressed yesterday when they learned
fha, Tho name q George Strassner, their candl-
date ior Register. would have 10 he le't or their
ticket, When an attemp; was made 70 place on
nia ~ Police Headquarters the notice that Mt
sirassncr had been substituted Tor Richard u.
ADAMS tho officials AZ the Bureau Of Elections said
~ substitution MAS possible because MI Ada ms
bal neglected 20 nj" &c -lination OF III" nomina-
ton ~ N, Henry George people.
Alr Adams nominated ior Resi'icr BY the
tffi7eng Union He did not want to 10 caudi-
date but 80 facilitate tho work - getting SIG
natures to the nominating petitions he raiicd m
nie his dc-hrauon until tho last day allowed ~
ltH for ruch ir~linstions Meanwhile" 90" @n'irc
tifiZCrv Union county ticket Was Endorsed ana
nominated by the Henry George people. MI Ada M
nIed his darlinafi1u 49, "a" citizens Union nominH-
ton and supposed that he WIS no longer cfudi-
date. entirely otsrOokluC Tho nomination o. The
Henry George paffv. no allowed ~" last d4y FOR
declining TO pass and ni- name viii hat" 10 ho
printed In tho column under tn" rooster on ~"
Official ballot. 10 - = candtdst" I'm spite o. his
uuwlllingness - run and no e not only running on
the Henry GEORGE ticket without having the least
sympathy for the platform of Mr.. George. hut H."
f. al-o running against Paul 'io'rsl. the pr"sen.
candidate for Register on the citizens Mon ticket.
Mr. Strassner wants m run Tor Rcsisi"r bur nnds
iha, he & crowded entirely ~ the ticker by the
unwilling but careless Mr. Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
THE COLF 7OrRNAuFNT At ARDSLEr.

EIGHT PLAY Frs Still. UNpEFEATEp ~ THE
CONTEST FOR TIE GovERNuRs' Crr.
The nr,t holc-play round Of tho tournament for
the Governors cup Wa played yesterday over th"
extended course at Ardsl"y. Tn" sixteen players
who qualineh In the preliminary round on SATURDAY
were drawn in pairs and the eight VINO were SUN
indicated a, the close Of tho dan were Or II. II.
curtis Malcolm Graham. Alexander Morten. y. 6.
RENAL r. j. Winston \. De Witt 'ochrhnc. J.
Barnes and William chrvstie. The tond rOunh
= be played to-day. The scores.
GOyeTn0rs' CUP tnrsf Toundi Dr II II. curtis beat .
Adams 3 up PLAY Malcolm Graham beat II u
billings NJ 10 play. Alexander Morirn boat r. ;.
Iafrs, ny - play: y. &. Eevnal beat ean-ra
NicoIl / up. r y Winston beat r.. churchill. w ~"
hol.el. l. H. Cochrano beat r. y wade. M = ~ Play,
r. Barnes beat j. f. Sheffield. hy default. ". 'hf! NO
bat W u Paterson, BY default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
SWAN ACROSS THE GOLDEN GATE.

San Francisco Oct; ls.-John Coughlan, the long
distance swimmer Of the Dolphin swimming an"
Roating Club yesterday accomplished the remark
ah,o f.a, ~ crossing tho Golden Gate. from Fort
Point 10 Lime Point lie swan against nood tine
and made the distance in hfy-two minutes. \
large number of people in beats accompanied tn"
evi,nmer This l. the first time @nN one mas swan
.r,oss the Golden Gate from point 10 point Ca
viilec the Australian swan from Lime POINT; m
tendsnc 70 land at Fort Point but was carried far
heyond The fort on the beach. He swan from
shore 10 shore In hour eighteen and one-half
ccssfl as he reached his objective point and made
inc trip in twenty-siX and one-hai minutes quick
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
V1RVARU'S ENGLISH COACHES.

Cambridge Mass oct. Is-Rudolph G. Lehman.
coach OF the Harvard crew. has definitely decided
10 leave England the Teutonic which VIII arrive
in New-York on November 3. He will proceed inn
r,.diatelv 20 Boston Mr. lehman will be accom-
named by Henry Willis. the T.cander oarsman
\ O. C.oide. No. Of the Ieandcr crew ana the
vrohs HE coach of the Cambridge eight this year Is
az meet ed 10 come over two weeks later. The state
ment that Harvard is not following the style oi
rins OF the boat has been changed from his meth
,eacbinps arc being followed closely as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

him Of the highes. compliments he ever re-
cciYed.
His Incorporate advocacy OF the citizens Union
ticket will probably result In depriving Mr. Low
of large number Of votes which he would other
wise receive "
Richard Croker yesterday took time TO CONTRADICT
IN. statement made by Henry George that In ls%
Mr.. Wins offered George the nomination for
Congress II he would withdraw from the race
Mr.. Croker says that Mr. WINS never was author-
lied TO make any such offer 10 Mr. George, ana ne
dOmhtrd the NeracitX OF The statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
FIFTH RACEHandicap for three year-olds anc upward
$40 each: $500 added. Nile and furloas ever With
SIXTH RACE-ocToBER HURDLE Handicap asso-
citation TO guarantee winner $500. second <l- mira
S7s Mile and half over hurdles
TROTTING BEGUN AT LOUISVILLE.
THE FALL. MEETING OPENS WITH GOOD SPORT
EILOREE HEIR AT LAW AND cCHrA
THE WINNERS.

ro,,evuIs oct. N-The Louisville Driving and
patr .ssociatiou had an auspiciou. opening this
afternoon OF It's third annual 'ali m"eOhe' 'ha'a'-
,.-;zod ~, almost perfect weather and An attractive
card including the best horses in their classes TO-
DAYS meeting was one Of The best ever gwen uF
,hc association. The quality Of tho entries was
sho,.. the average while the scratches were fcW,
and many OF inc finishes q tho sensational hind-
!, ir estimated that over eight thousand people
r,s-.1 through tho gates. The FIRST race was the
2I class 'roting. IN which tnolf were ,I nnre
re an odds-on fayorit-. and her performance
justified Inc confidence the betting PUBIC han
placed ia her she Was 49, ~ ,h ho hesfs In each
bart Of the journey in any OF INC nra', r "a 80
She assumed command soon after IN" Woru a. a,
given and each time maintained II 10 III" III" 81
Two second race 2:o7 pacing. was almost r"pe-
,itinn Of tho first. although H"ir-si Lay" sho,l,
odds-on favorite had little tIouoie. mo ,,hir
q fan, oet or inc wire when Heir-st-law showed
his nose 20 the front and " on The two rfih l
s'r.e~s in the Pts trottine race which closed ,hc
DAYS snort Geers captured the first heat WIN
The Abbott, and. after finishing secona IN , ,h
ec-,,d and third heats was dsiancrn III ne
tory,hh I'I,a m. winner. finished fourth IN IN"
FIRST but won the next three. each In hgh'ihs
finish. Summary:
Ell crAss-TROTTING- PURSE &l""
r-,lor.e b. Axt.l Oh. IN. Saunders ............'
Fred g. Dr. z whitney. 't+''''''''''''
Time-2.Io2 2l2ii 2N'A'
co7 CLASS rAcING-prRsE 500"
J1ei- ai-raw by Msmbriuo King. blk Z. 'GeerF.
Little Lorraine. b. m diutch'ns" ''''''''''.'.
'e@r' inward "a fine sr ? o.. 2.oG'.. :o7',
a.is CLASS -rRoTTING-PURsE si.c"
Carta by Hiehwood :. :. Wyi!e) ..+......''-s
M@'Efy 8 z r lssun9H Il. 2.i3l. 2:is, 2i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

,.,,.,.o tho name Of a candidate OF another
p,v or ind. pendent body Tor sucn offce, u pc
pa ~ ,p,eni OF this act that when cahdiusu
lis w ., - nomina led and placed the ticket
% ,no,her party or independent body such nom
nation must he made at the time ana 10 w nv
nor provided for nal KING orisihai po"'''" -
such marty or Independent body.
LAWYERS OF the city declared that TINS PROVISION
81 law would prevent the substitution OF MI Low
- ,,.r,I Tracy on the Republican ticket after
lor i -rracv mad accepted the Repubcan noni-
nation FOR Mayor even II Gensrai IrT s n aowed
49, he nomina ton later within the line ho~su
I'M, . aw Rut General Tracy did not deciins .ne
nomination and he could not MOI now oS ,be Rspubcan
,, On the official ballot. even II ne uesiieu 10
Withdraw the contest ana ha uoud b. TO Se
OF W .'isbns and ask the voters OF ms party 10
ohnsrvs them by voting for Mr.. Low
GOLD AND DIAMONDS ~ MI hi"AN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
Dr.. Roberts BarthoIow. NJ. A., IL. D

the finding of six-carat diamond In Porfsss
Creek George Schram farmer. was walking on
the bank when he saw something Rlittsring In the
VA sld ~ 10 creek The mass was broken and there
vas revealed brilliant object. which proved 20 pe
a diamond The outer case OF the diamond nas
Schr,n, has refused Ave offers for his farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Albany oct. ls.-The Tubular Dispatch Company
of New-York which has A contract with the Gov
eminent TO transfer mails by means Of pneumatic
tubes certified to the Secretary OF State to-day
that il had increased iis capital from f,Jo.Cs, 10
70 100 600 The ori-ua' capital stock of the company
e flly paid ill., and ts present liabilities Ssin0Oj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
THE OFFICIAL REGTSTRiTION.

FIGURES FOR THE FOUR DAYS IN THE BORoJ CHS
OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
The Bureau OF Elections yesterday gave out the
official registration for four DAYS in every Assem-
blv District IN the Borough, OF Manhattan and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
NOVEMBER CANDIDATES.
NOMINEES IN MANY STATES TO Re
VOTED FOR NENT MONTH.

IOWA MASSACHUSETTS. ONO AND VIRGINIA
WILL ELECT GOVERNORS -- LEGISLATURES
TO BIZ CHOSEN IN ELEVEN STATES
MINOR OFFICES tn BE FILLED.
Following is the list OF States which will hold
State elections this year and the names OF the
nominees:
COLORADO
= c judge VIM. G%6ce,t u Hai Hep FGaosss.
IOWA.
e..; s: Ms': S S%nH
: (, JudEe. l.. g. Kline. ". !. gsbb. Watermn
r. r. Sen. : p pSn.S 4 DAD, T.
Governor e Ms Of HidS s, 'g. so ISsna
. sdss F rcr.srs \ " AiTS2'
l. R I'm... I; H. ,ir,ath g. =, :, G9a n,,.
KENTUCKY.
c. G. Appeals r \. Gi"en J.E Hndman.J G. Bailey
MARYLAND.
s'e r so seS1 T'G Ti,h nj % o
MAssAcIIrsETrs.
Republican. Dsm9cratIc
I'yt"@s Re- RoSs Mus ,ranc : C Nnai
Soc of 80. william NJ oln.. Charles p. Nash.
Ei1 % N F. sbsa James jan" Ho',n
Ma g. Dem. Prohibition.
Governor. n VIM Everett Prof J. Ba:com.
l. .y.,nc. i.mss to Wol, E Ma,d s a. we
Treasure 81 forac ' r. Toby R c Habo.ry
pogr 1,.nci H, NJ, sT sm,n
NEBRASKA.
:. c lgas. IcS Ds' J. saIiiy,n .vsrrsn s%i,;.r
Geo r REMOVER. Jas. 3. crawford
Republican. Prohibition.
niy iSa.: q \ \ EGi.R n With With:
j. y. Dreyan. Mrs. l. Sherlock
Liberty rnrty Grohibi'ionl.
Tn1r Resent '.''.. Rufus .. BENTLEY.
NETWORK.
Appeal. v RI Msi.c. i" rsrS;r
Governor Rs 'Sa 5 S:1 l.. + ;ss:!
S. jag l. n 81: 3 Il + E Maa:
r. '' p Works. : i D.snaa Goaey Soadard
Governor f S54.y wssS S
: G Judge. &C Pomeroy.. ...............G Duewel
A AS.s,afe2 E E M No;4s' Edv
, P Works II sander' T MEX r. H EllTK.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a. E # a$;ssy Y 4ssss
' Wiiii.% r. 1 T1o%p.oa
VIRGINIA.
Dsrr Pom Pro.
Governor = II. Tyler. - Il X tutIer
IL Gov. 900. Edw Eches. +. r. Cooke t. VI rnltndesI
,ttv.-ti.n ! Montague. --..f Is hchh-uy
Anti Machin. Republicans
Covc-,o-. ...................Pa Patrick II. NcCsull.
Lieutenant GOV rrTDr. ........o H. ftolef.
Attorney General. ..-........ James r Lyon
Tie regular Republican,. made no NOMINATION.
States IN wh..h Ieglsla lures vii! be voted tor on
November 2:
r.au,r. .Asprhiymsn IN Northern Delaware.
Iowa. ........... Assembly and part OF Senate.
Narvl- nd ......... Senate and Assembly.
senate and Assemble.
S..,- Jersey .......... senat. AMI Assembly.
Ne -York....-.....Ast-rlhr.
ohio. .......... senate and Assembly
p.npsvlya,la ... Assembly IN Northern Pennsylvania
Vi-r,rla Assembly and half % Senate.
The following States will elect new Legislatures
November .:
Nevada. Senate and Assembly
washington ....-... senate and Assembly.
The Legislatures ~ the State Of Maryand Vii
On January lsFs choose n successor 70 Arfhur rue
,;orman democrat for the United States Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TALK Low
TT r. You % TALK THAT WAY IOr HAVE
pr Walls rTnMissloN TO TALK As
InI-n As YOI- rl.EASE

Among Chauncov NJ Depou's visitors yesterdav
vas an up stat politician who into rho
room from the inner chambers 81 the president .
office in the Grand Central station. with troubled
look his face.
Does Du Val drink any, 10 asked a newspaper
man whom he knew referring TO Horace c. Du
Val. Mr. Dspew's secretary.
Why. no was the prompt reply. "he belongs to
Brooklyn temp
81 thought sO." said the cOuniryinan. and tnat :
what puzzles me-
WHY. whats wrong with him.
lies Kind o. incohercnt. that's all. | heard him
saw 10 some men in there: Now. boys II You
want TO talk politics In here you'll have TO talk
I.ow-but If you talk Low you may talk Just as
loud az YOU dsrncd please.
And he went away In deep doubt 40 10 hs knowl-
edge OF the English language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

william Workman. Of Pa9saic Falls. has jus
returned from hicycl" trip around tn" country
lie saws ne has ridden over eight thousand mil~-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Hancock County. Ga. has begun -y-,cm Of
woodworking by machinery. and viii soon pc 'r
The van with her sister counties in respect Of good
roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TO UTILIZE THE ANTI-MACiIINE CARTOONS


In recollection Of Twcrd's say wing that the car
ICONS hurt tho most and in realization OF Justice
Van Wyck's openly expressed fear that Colonel
GARDENERS recent inadvertent exclamation ITO hell
with reform" and Tom Gradys declaration.
''Warng must go" might prove another Burch3rd
in this campaign. tho Citiz"ns Union has deter
mined 10 make the most effective use or both OF
these openings for the offensive. Beginning with
This week the most successful political cartoons or
This campaign a. published by various weekly and
daily periodicals. will he shown by means OF
stereopil Icon Views In greatly enlarged form at "A
score OF prominent places throughout Greater
NeW-York.
Among the places selected at which the cartoons
q re 10 he shown each night until Election Day are
No East Broadway. Jackson Square and Eighth
ave Forty-second-st and Broadway sixty sixth,
q, and West Boulevard Eighty -sixth-st. and
Tb,rd-ave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Tenox-ave Ons-hundred and thirty-eghth-sL ana
rhtrd-ave One hundred Ia nd fort y-third-st ana
Alexander one hundred and forty -hfth-st, and
Amsterda m ave. and Twenty fourth-st and Eighth
ave other places are being selected ana put ~
order so that within few days a full score OF
screens will he speaking nightly for the union a.
10 the issues In the campaign
rhe lantern slides for the Views have been pre-,
nared from photographs taken from the original
Jravings OF the cartoons. furnished To the man.
a GERS OF the Citizens Union by the artists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

GOLD AND DIAMONDS ~ hi'hi"AN'
Niles. Mich. Oct H.-Residenis OF Charlestown
Township near Galcspurg, are greatly eNci'eo over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

The Legislature ~ the State OF Marvland VII
On January lsas choose successor 70 Arthur Pn
German Democrat for the United states Senale
\ United states Senator to succeed SenSto
pIn!sl will be chosen by the Legislature OF VIZ
ginll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
HEWITT AND GEORGE.
sv.lL HORNETS NEST STIRRED UP.

rx.MAYoR SAYS HI WAS nsREPREsENTED'
.o Mr. GEORGE. WILLIAM NJ. WINS AND
EDWARD SIMMONS CONTRIBUTE
TO THE CONTROVERSY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Cyclists desiring % Join tho League ~ Amer
lean Wheolmen may obtain full printed '1forna- -
ton end membership blanks by sending names and
addresses 10 the cycling Editor. The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TOO LATE TO WITHDRAW. LEGALLY.

A resident OF Brooklyn. VINO signs himse'r a
Faithful Reader" writes 10 The Tribune to IN
ou,re "uhe,her General Tracy could withdraw. ac-
cord,ns TO law In favor OF Mr. Low The Tribune
has published portions OF the law. which show that
in cases OF declination nv candidates or political
organizations or OF independent candidates. the
ca ndidate OF one organization cannot be supsti-
tuted for the candidate OF another organization
one part OF the law reads
WHEN No nomination shall have been originally
made BY a political party or by an independent
body for once or where vacancy shHN eais,
IL shall not be la wful for any committee OF such
party or Independent body authorized 70 make
nominations or to MI vacancies. 10 nominate UT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Two bicycle Arms a, Client. Belgium. have h'en
Obliged by the courts 10 pay damages 10 tho
makers of the chsinlsss wheel because they re-
fsrred to that machine coffee mil and by
other derogato-y name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
BUFFALO uITHA WATER

in the ALBUMINURIA OF PREGNANCY
WITH REMARKABLE EFFECT. When taken
in large quantities its influence In such cases n
UNMISTAKABLY BENEFICIAL. In one case
Of PUERPERAL MANIA 1T WAS A POWER.
Full ADJUNCT TO THE OTHER MEANS
USED TO EFFECT A CURE"
Geo. Ha1sted Boy1and, A. M, M. D.,
II Paris, Doctor OF Medicine Of the Faculty ~
Paris in the New York Medical Journal. Au-
gust % 1896 says: THERE Is NO REMEDY
so ABSOLUTELY SPECIFIC IN ALL FORMS
OF ALBCMTNTRIA AND BRIGHTS
DISEASE. Mhether acute or chronic. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
BUFALOLlThIAM WATER

Spring No. o accompanied by milk diet In
all cases OF PREGNANCY WHERE ALBUMIN
is found in the urine as late as the last week
before confinement. IF THIS WATER AND A
MILK DIET ARE PRESCRIBED. THE AL
BUMIN DISAPPEARS RAPIDLY FROM THE
URINE AND THE PATIENT HAS POSI-
TIVE GUARANTEE AGAINST PUERPERAL
COMMISSIONS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
BUFFALO LlTHIA MATER
BUFFALO LlTHlA WATER

for few months. RESTORED TO PERFECT
HEALTH and active professional life. In
ATBI-NIINTRIA and NAUSEA attending
PREGNANCY I have used this Water with the
mnst satisfactory results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19


=. Edward Simmons. president OF the Fourth
Nsuonai Bank sad yesterday;
Poor Mr. Hewitt, lie goes out OF his way to
ssaau me In his interview that appeared In The
"ond this morning but 1t would be charitable
attribute his innrmity OF temper to his advanced
- and to dyspepsia and insomnia. from which
- mas suffered for many years. supported him
\, W nrst time he ran for Mayor but he developed
rsn. Mucn irrita ability and conceit. and was such
rySsant rather than unifying force in politics,
a. sseu 70 AID him when he ran the second time
80 Mukwnmp candidate. This made him mad
"un e . nas BEEN poutng ever since
sl,n~h.s eys that because | took part IN the on
sinrs against him nc has never spoken 10 me
spssl,ri ne TACT that Mr.. Hewitt and are noi on
IN 49, ,'erms Is not matter OF public interest
asresahs eistions that exist between us are quc
10 me they are TO him.
mhemoer Of the Executive Committee OF the
Hevtt 81 ~ commerce. knowing my dislike Tor MT
10 his hs,n me some time ego II would OBJECT
said th than an honorary member Of the Chamber ,
peggonaI NJ, you'd not: that did not carry my
that NJ iIudces to any such absurd extent as
NJ Hers,,,h en suggested that ] should propose
that wns name. which | did and ] am sorry
'ne means OF having conferred upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

II seems that several mistake. made IN tho
returns Of the Hobo Cycle Club road races on
Saturday. George Schoreld has received the fret
time prize and Thomas Admit the second time
prize Derby who vas mentioned - priz"-
winner admitted after the race that he mad not
gone the full course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
ALBUMINURIA
BUFFALO
l,ITHlA WATER
Natural Specific for AIbuminuria and Brights
Disease. 1t Disntegrates and Eliminates
Renal CalcuIi and Stone Of the RIad-
der. The Best Table Water.
DR.. Alfred L. LOOMS,

Professor of Pathology and Practical Medicine
IN the Medical department Of the University OF
New York. wrote: For the past four years
have used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Cyclists who arc IN the habit OF patronzing
Jerome-ave. Will {. they value their comfort, give
that thoroughrare a wide berth FOR the present
The street is In vile condition most o: the way
from Nacomb'. Dam Bridge 70 Fordham. The
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-On account
Coed Roads meeting F. c. & P.
K. X. will sell tickets on March
: 22 AID z3 at one and one-fourth
fare fer round trip, good until
March Is, 1897.
MOUNT DORA, FLA.-On account
Mount Dora chautauqua F. c.
& P. r. R., will sell tickets
March "a, IS, 20, 2s, 81 at one
and one-fourth fare for the
round trip, good until April 10,
1897.
A. O. MAcDoNELL, G. P. A.
Jacksonville.
John Dozier. Agent.
w. H. Hopkins, Trav. Pass. Agt.,
w. w. Condor, Ticket Agent.
Ocala.