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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
". HrTIN ~ ,,HiNGTO>
Wa, NHl- a Dehnte Proposition tor the
Sale of the Pansaia t.nal

MasmNaroN, oct ~ NJ Naurlfv Hum.
President - n. PsuAms canal tumtarv
had ipo -ht~ud-d cpnfsf-r,-- to-day Win
Admiral Walker. chairman - 'h" Ntys-
taEua CANA ~tomfnis-iuu Co.. f"glui q.
iut"rs~sanic canal matt~r- Nrti|l't VI
Hu'iu nor Admiral Wsls-f wogld Wai"
az, statement a. O. iire maiisrs di-cu-~
a., tisom. luf VI Huiir 30 -sy That D." tai
~ Vt image Uu d~hnit- prufs@i'tuu Tor TIE
.rlu - tI. Iarauia cHufAuN rghi- lu
tl-. tuii~I ~fate- iis adds-i tiaf hr miFit
edo - t-fsf- ~. end ~ hts wat i1vf- vil'h
vtI G-uiahIy lasi fof . W~rk longer
The Nicaragua CANA tomuis-iun ha-
ls-'. .rttsaNurfs fur q Ions tune % HffaiH
from ffr fansfua oumTahN q trtffT ~
I~ositluu fuf 10 SAFE - 90" ufui-rN Iu
urirf Geo rI.nn on $50 mnIfsf IH gF-s-
81 the owning ----iuu IfH-- sfnfs tsNn
l--u ufs ns-ssfuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
WARDEN HAYES PI NIsHED.
Not Allow ed. because lie Opposed Gray. 10
Come downtown hut opc . week.

Warden Patrick Hayes Of the Kings county
P~enit.ntiary Ia b-ing severely disciplined
for his revolt from the Willoughby street
machine. and his alliance with the BROOKLYN
Democracy. which has been ORGANIZED 10y
ex-senator Michael J Conev. We're II not
that he Is protected 10y his rights NJ a veteran
Of the civil War. there IL no doubt that his
Official decapitation by the Democratic
man ager- would long ago have been ac-
complained. The fact that John Nor
rs-ey GRAY. whom Mr.. Hayes assisted To
defeat In hi- race for County Register "A
couple Of wears ago, IN Commissions ~
Charities and Corrections and consequently
in control at the penit"ntiary enabled him
10 make the place Of the arden disagree
able. Mr.. Hayes h. allowed Go make only
one trip downtown each week, and he has
not been allowed 90 take the usual summer
vacation for two YEAR.
He said Yesterday Il am limited To one
trip "A week downtown. II II not my place
10 CRITICS.. anybody. but IL IL a fact that
I'm tho only prison Warden In this city u
has any such rule To- observe. II was n
especial regulation, made for my benefit,
by Commissioned Gray Wardens OF other
prisons, Blackwells Island, the IomhS,
Essex Market. Harlem. Norkville and the
others, make their reports every day. |
used TO. until MIR Gray took Office
II L. said that Commissioned Gray - ant-
ious to keep the warden a. close a. possible
to the Crow Hill institution, 40 a. 20 prevent
him from comforting with the Coneyit"s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
low ~ THE BRONX TONIGHT.
It's Registration Day. and Meetings Are
Fewer Than Usual.

Seth Low will make his first campaign
speech In The Bronx NJ n meeting To- tie held
under the auspices OF tho Greater New York
Democracy In Ieltncr's Hall, Third avenue
and l7Oth street. this evening a, y O'Clock
Among the other speakers will he Edward
VI Circuit, Charles Y. fornes. James l..
Wells. Justice Jerome, otto kempner and
Lyman R~eddington. John II. knoeppel.
who was chairman Of the Cti1ens' Local
Improvement party in 1890. will preside.
meeting will be held " Camp seth Low.
Seventh avenue and i2sth street, where
Clarence pullrn. Charles II Moore and Z q
Mas will speak Other meetings will he
held - follows.
m. Republican cub. 7Tt Bov,J Speakers.
tae lion. Alfred " Cooley aud 1ubcr z Roe.
Ia Avenue \ Speakers. Francis q Moore and
Charles Lyon Russell.
iss West S.N entreuth street. bohemian meet
Ing Speakers. Phulp TiChy and a number OF 30
hemians. VINO Viii SPEAK In iheit own ahd tue fnr
lish language
aS rast iOath street Speakers the Hon Charles
~ rrrAt and Miss Helen Boswell
old Methodist Church. kIngshrdgr SPEAKERS,
william d Butler and william l. HBrrsou. This
Will be a ruluTrd meeting
The Acoms. JArrAy building. SO Broadway.
noon -Sp-skers. George ". Hau aud william
~ MichAel'
As to-day IL registration dav other dates
have been generally chosen ior meetings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
TAMMaNY DISTrRBER JAILED.
Es-AIderman. hut he Ran Ip Against Capt
Price. who Fears No Mans Pun.

E1-Aldcrman william u Schott % 1872
Warrington avenue, In tn" Bronx, was
arrested last night for disturbing an anti
TammAny meeting, and otsithstanding
the Efforts of his friends 10 have Police
CAPTAIN Price refuse 60 entertain q COM
plant against him. be was held at the Nor
n.ania police station His friends left
the station vowing vengeance on Price.
The captain just let them talk.
The gathering which Schott disturbed
was an open-sir mass meeting at i77th
street and Park avenue u WAS largely
attended and everybody except Mr. hchott
and a few persons with him behaved them
selves The principal speaker was James
l. Wells, tho fusion candidate for Pr.si-
dent 90 The BRONX borough.
Fsrlv Ia Mr. Mells'~ SI--sch Schott hegan
shouting out questions aud making ASser'
tions intended to dlsconC"rf Mr.. Wells
and TO create "a Tsmmany nmpus In the
crowd Cart. pnce h%RpT-ned 10 10 there.
Ia walked around aid tapping Schoit on
the shoulder. advised him To- 20 away
II he couldn't keep bis mouth shut. Schott
and hi friends went.
Halt an hour later they returned and
SChutt rceum"d ms tActlc~ lhs Tune
Rnundsman Charles H.rrrnsr stepped
upto Schott aud Rrrsted him. Thepolice-
uan and his prisoner wen" followed 10
the station bv a large crowd 81 Scl.ott :
friends, They tined first hy threats ana
then by caioling To obtain Schoti's release
but without success Capt. PuCv him--li
Was behind the dr-k with thc sergeant
Schott'S friends told hin that Schott had
A ight 10 .Npnrs- hi sentiments, anywhere
NO h.. hasn't. said hiCy, -uut II he's
going To disturb n public meeting 10y airing
his sentiments won't reieate him l
wouldn't release nv own son T. he wers
brought bore under such circumstance "
In. csp,ain stuca To- IL and a complaint
asains, Schott was entered. lie was hailed
..tt l.f.V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
CRoKER.s ORDERS ARE. REGISTER
Learn from the Enemy The Enem,'s
Health "a Pretty ssood.

Squire Croker has ordered .ha. all OF
the energies q the Tammany cAinpaigners
shall be devoted to-day and tomorrow
to the work Of getting QUE the voters TO
register. He has been making a care
ful study OF tho figures Of the first two
days Of registration and he has made up
his mind that Tammany ought TO have
60, more men Out. MIR. Croker sent a
letter to zach Of The Assembly district
leaders THE week telling them not tn hold
any meetings On eitheT Of the two last days
Of registration and To have all Of their
workers get out and hustle.
This Squire slept late yesterday morn
ing and this gave rise "a the report that
be wa not In good health. These reports
about thc health 81 MIR. Croker start once
In awhile and they always cause more or
le-s cummotion. As u matter Of fact, IL
Wa said that Mr.. Croker's health was a.
good ~ IL had been for years. II IL much
better than II wa two years ago. when
h. was troubled by a Succession 81 annoy
ing and very painful boils aud carbuncles
that indicated a low state of the system.
IL was declared yesterday that Mr..
Croker was In good health now and that
he expected To carry the campaign through
on the same vigorous lines that he has
begun 10 on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
CITIZENS Union PURSE LOW.
An Appeal tn Propcrt, Owner Many
small Contributions.

The Citizens Union will send ont another
appeal for campaigr funds on Monday.
This will 10 directed particularly 20 larg"
property owners who will 10 asked TO help
heat Tammany, on m" ground that tho
suc,css Of the fus ion ticket will mean lower
taxes.
The fusion force. are still badly handi-
capted 10y the lack Of money There IL
not u dav. however, without scores of bet
,er- containing small contributions These
offerings range all tho way from 81 20 SIS,
and many ~ them are from women and
small store keepers. One woman who sent
s.. wrote tina one of her hildr" was not
able 10 find room IN the pubic schools
and that her other child VAS "A halliday
pupil ,
III the trivial amount which ] can anord
10 send YOU said the letter, will help
In electing men who will provide my chill
drcn with an education ] shall consider II
well spent. God bless you.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
MINISTRY SIT DENTS FEW.
4 90 Per Cent. Decrease In a decade Re-
ported In the Jerse, synod.

ATLANTIC err. Oct. H-pr. Henry CLAW
Cameron OF Princeton caused a hr-ezs
OF excitement 20 sweep through tho Freshly
eran Synod Of New Jersey to-day. when
~" spok" on the can'ern question and
argued that IL vas a mistake to abolish the
c%anteen. II" was about 10 read army stai,s
tics when Moderator Herr. On an appea
from ia" foor, ruled him And the Cas..uon
on Of oricr.
The Rev. G. n. Young IN A. discour.. ON
Education spoke Of the falling oT In IN.
number Of candidates for tho ministry a.
remarkable. The recprls showed. n. aid
that the number 81 students had fallen on
during IN" pa-t ten years. 90 per cont. Lat
wear tw"nty-t"o pulpit vacarciea wpre
unhu"d Tor lack or ministers lie thought
the decrease was duo partly 20 hard lines
and partly To a falling % In the respect in
which ~" minister and his calling hays
been held hy the public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
HEBREW PEDLERs COERCED.
Tammany Lets Then live On . Promise
Of Their Votes.

The 600 pushcart peddlers who were driven
from their regular stands In Chrystie. Hester.
Allen. Forsyth. Grand. Ludlow. Delaney.
Rivington and other East Side streets.
on Tuesday. by policemen Of the Rldndge
street station. without n word OF warning.
and regardless Of the fact that they had
licenses. were all back at their places yes
terday n were not molested again.
The renewal Of amicable relations with
the powers that rule In the n~eighborhoOd
was the result OF n conference which a
committee OF seventy-hve Of tho push
cart men had with Martin Engel. the Tam
many leader Of the dist riot at his saloon.
Grand and Ludlow streets. on Tuesday
night.
Acting for the 600 who were driven out
Of business, the seventy-hye agreed TO
have nothing more 20 do with Charles ;
Adler. the Republican candidate lot Assem-
bly,. who thinks no more OF beating tngel
than he doe~ Of .atin his eakfi At, and
declared that they would work and vote
for little 'fssy- Cohn. who ornaments the
Tammany ticket for Assembly Martin
Engel at once ordered the police to LET the
padlers 20 back To business along the
curbs, and at the station house the orders
were olsyed 70 the letter.
When Mr.. Adler saw ths pushcart men
Dack AT Their PLACES again yesterday "e
smiled. lie knew about the pledger they
had made 20 Engel lie remembered how.
a year go. when II meant persecution
Of the meanest kind for "a shopkeeper
in the district TO display his picture, fngel
thought he had the district 80 terrort2ed
hat even Adler men wouldn't dare To
vote for him. and how despite this he was
elected by M comfortable n majority thai
fngel almost lost hig Job as leader 81 the
district. For "A pu-hcart man To refuse
to support the Hon -l--y' Cohn means
persecution. and perhaps starvation Tor
the mans family Consequently, th" ped
lers. In order to get back aud earn a NV
ing have promised 10 forsake Adler and
viii not keep the promise
The incident simply illustrates methods
Of Edward NJ Shepard's great political
organization The Penal Code-not tn"
Constitution has some remarks on this
kind Of valuable consideration for votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

y II scudd-r, chairman OF tho Greater
New York DemocrSvV's Downtown Cam
paign Fund COMMITTEES has opened head
quarters at 20 Libcrty street aud wants ell
tho downtown Democrats who are tired Of
Croker and Devery to chip IN something
The Colured Republican Association NJ ~"
Stat. Of New York. which Nss Incorporated
ip IS. sud hiss ofgauiHHtiou~ IN Hlmus all
the counties Of the state, hHs allied itself
with the u~nt-1ummanN forces and a hlg
delegation IT the members viii call on Nj
Low this afternoon e. tell hlUi ~
Tho titix~n-' Union u~rganzation IN the
Twentieth assembly di-trict. has decided
not g. tndof-r the candidacy If Bernard
Etzpatrick. the Republican candidate Tor
the Assembly MI fltgpuiuCA IL a Demo
rat. Who 20, nominated NV the Republicans
To- carry ON the splrIt Of fusion. hut Who has
not been aide 70 ple.s~ the tltiScns' linton
men ~" titigcn- I MON candidate. Timothy
E~slev. ha- Nithdia~n and the I Mon will
have 10 candidate
The Young Mems Manhattan Associsiion,
an organization ~ crlored men, OF sse West
IuN-uiufh street. hos decided To support
the candidates 1T The fusion ticket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
NO TAwMANY TENT BOOK.
One Published In Brookiyn MD Enough
Harm 10 &c Around.

An innocent-lookinR Young man walked
into Tammany Hall Yesterday morning
and said 20 q man az a desk;
is there a Tammany text book that
| can get7'
-Thor~ isn't said the man - the desk
Ia n very decided tone
Don't YOU publish onei'
we do not
well. said the young a they pub
lished one In Brooklyn and | thought you
would
They did publlsh M In Brooklyn,
saId tha man at tho desk Don't you
think enough harm has been done already
bv what they published In that Brooklyn
tent book, without our getting ons GU,
over here"
Il guess that's so. said the young man
and a. he lafi the man az the desk watched
his retreating figure with an expression
OF pity for such innocence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
HAS TINE AND MONEY ron LOW.
veteran Ore< TO Take the stump and
Contribute SIS To Fusion Cause.

Here H. a letter which Seth Low received
yesterday from a soldier. which speaks
for itself:
To the Hon Seth LOT;
SIR | have been lately been discharged
from tho service Of the United States Army
after serving IN the spsnish-American
Nar and Ia tho Philippine Islands ! arrived
IN this CITY m time to vote AZ the coming
election After looking over both tickets
hav" come 20 the conclusion that Shepard
has a very black nock behind him ! wish 60
cast my lot Will honesty and purity IN This
campaign am no public speaker. but II
YOU can use me IN any capacity l am ~ vour
service know thai this campaign cannot
he won without MONEY NV socount n very
small NJ present. but ! can spare Us which
II at your disposal.
After pading the letter Mr.. Low ex-
claimed: ! am glad TO have the support
of "A man like that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
II.mutsn's .c,,e sn,s 90.

Thomas I. Hamilton. the tisi"n ran
didst. Toe ,ouuty Irfk. hHs t--E oun-
ductiug a novel oArnIalgn fot tie past ~c~k
Mr. Hamilton ha- i~-n MAILING a r-r-cnal
,anNArs ~ tho fartans- and busins- houses
% "a. Uty. End ,Ns Won many fu"nds fnF
himself and MANY ~suTTsortsr~ - hhs can
didsr, IT, GssAs Alma~i nightly 81 small
mi.~tlugs las uigtf b. AaiF-e-sr q
m-ei "a ~ ss.maAns ~ frngu-s HAl q
Iotfl sr~~f. aud a. a 'o0.fug r-~Iftn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
John Most se~... IN Get n STAY.

John Most move through lawyers
Hllquit A Hillquit before Justice MacIean
yesterday In the supreme Court for a cer-
tihcaie 81 reasonable douh, Ia operate ~ .
stay 81 HE imprisonment pending an APP
peal from his conviction and sentence II
one years Imprisonment, IN the" court -
Special Sessions He had pulii-h~i an
article In Frsihst on sept : which III. lower
Court held o. Il" an incentive 70 murder.
Assistant District Attorney Herman
argued against the certificate. and tho
Court reserved decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
FREE.
AFTER TAMHANr COiONIZERS.
M'Cunssh WIN Keep = sharp ws,cn on
Registration

Superintendent Of Elections John McCul-
lagh. assured the law committees 81
tina Republican party. tho Citizens Union
and the Greater New York Democracy
who met together In Tho room Of Tho Re
publican County COMMITTEES Yesterday after
noon. hat he would make every effort to-day
and tomorrow to prevent illegal reg's-
tration. The colonization which tho fusion
leaders have every reason to believe has
been going on In different parts Of the city
was discussed. and II was agreed that II
there ever was an election which must be
fought on its merits and nothing hut an
honest vote shown by the returns At was thu
present Mayorslity contest.
You can make up your minds said
Supt McCullash, that | shall act without
a seconds hesitation II any attempt Is made
20 get mon ON tho books who do not belong
there. My men will be all over the citv.
aud they have thew orders. | think that
we will have an honest election beyond a
doubt
The committees told Supt. McCullagh
that they had Information HI the boldest
attempts AT illegal registration would be
made today and tomorrow In tho second.
Fourth, Sixth, Eighth. Ninth. Eighteenth,
Ninsteenth and Thirty-ffth Assembly dis
tricts. Mr. Russell. who represents the
Greater New York Democracy. which Is
stronger in the Ninth district than any
where else in tho city, t-cauSe John G.
Sheehan lives there. old Supt. MCtullagh
that nov hane was such "a determined eNor
being "a 20 register people illegally ~
there. He sald hat the 1ammany men
were determined that MIR. Sherhan would
not elect Frank J. bowling Alderman
Mr.. Russell said that the vigilance Of McCul-
lagh and his men at the places Of registra-
tion last week had kept hundreds 81 roaters
and coloni1srs from getting their names
on The rolls.
McCullagh said hat he had already made
up hi- mind 10 have al least one ~ hi- own
men at every ore Of the twenty-five places
of registration In the district to-day and
impo-sibh. for the TammAny men to get
any hoaiers on the books without iring
challenged. II he had to arrest every
r~l-ction district leader and every healer
and huat"r In IN. district, he said b. would
have a fair election.
Al the conclusion " the meeting supt
Mo- ullAgh said:
Unless the ioater- are scared On hy tho
preparations W. have made. for them there
will be n uumber uf arrests. They viii
find us ready for them. let me tell YOU.
and We won't stand oE cerntnony with cleo
ton cheats. Well nag all "" can 81 thrm,
and they'll hsy. 10 lie pretty smart 10 get
away from the men ! will have ~ the plaCe-
~ registration. I don't care t. Say whst
evidence against certain leaders ] have
obtained. but II wll H. n public matter n
they try 10 carry u the plans ! have reason
to b+.lieNe they have made
n.,,.d . nusrt.r .f . Sstul.u a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
TaMMANY ORATORS GAGGED.
Must Not Discuss Fast side Issues Al set
tIenrnt Houses.

A Join, debate between Tammany and
Citizens Union orators which was to have
been held on Wednesday night at the kast
Side Settlement House IN Fast Seventy
sixth street was given up ~ tho last min
ute because Of the absence Of the Iammauy
spallhinders They sent word that thcy
could not discuss the local ISSUES of III"
present campaign a. had tp-en planned
iot the Settlement House debate because
thew had t-en instructed To- talk about
nothing hu' Democracy and Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
TO CLEtN or THE RATS.
Irish. 4 American Republican League Goes
Into Local Campaign.

Tie memb.rs Of the Irish An encan Re
publican League. which az to the pr~-nt
time has not taken ~ afiVe part Ia locNl
pnhticp. nav. voted unanimously Ia am-nd
their bv-iaN- ~ thu ihev NV So uto this
campaign a. a. ofganiys'iun
Nj Low r-cstvet = l-ti~i from the lr0gu"
Yesterday assuring h!'u oi IL support VA
hts ash' TO clean pu' the rodents Tho are
eating out the very SAP 81 our grsid Old
pak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Easy on DFLIN0rENTS NOW.
n You Owe Back Ta>es Tsmmany Wont
bother You tnui After tlecu OF.

tn. lat.-, russ 20 win votes and favor
among citizens is said to have been de-
vis~d by Whispering Larry Delinour.
Mr.. Delmour has a nephew. John Delnour
who draws a fat salary for attending TO
delinquent taxpayers. The people that
Mr.. Delmour gct~ after frequently have
20 he prodded with a sharp stick. and Mr..
Delmour has become an adept at this kind
OF proddiug He has gone at his work
~ energeticslly that a number oi Tam
many n,en have discovered tina, he has
made enemi.- for the Organization.
TammAny wants fnends, not nemie
~ this particular time. and wants them
badly. and II was stated on good authority
vest that Mr. Delmour had been
ordered not To prod anybody from now
until after election All delinquent taN-
payers from now until after election arr
10 Soc le, alone in the hops they will appre-
cato TammAny mercy and vote the Tam
many ticket,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
ketrhum AHsire

Mas Helen Mary AllAire. daughter % po-
lice captain Al.aire. was married last night
TO Lester ketchum AT 'hr homr Of IA. brides
parents. ~ West Niuerv-hr-' s're.t. tn.
Rev. pr OruI~tead. vicar OF ~ Agnes
chapel. performed 'ho ,sr'upuy at 40
O'Clock M Agur- AIlair' Wa. maid OF
honor sud tunrir- " haiuprr-r best mau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Or, LORIWER TO DFCIDE TO-DAY
whether TO Leave fremont TrmpIs for
Madison Avenue baptist thurrh.

The Rev Dr. George &. Io-mer ~ the
fremont Temple. Boston. Wa in town
YESTERDAY and returned 20 Bo~'nn. He will
decide TO-DAY whrth"r or not he will sccept
the invitation Of the pulpit cnmnittee 81
tho Madison Avenue Baptist church 10
bccOms it, pastor. Tn" Roy Dr ". VI.
Sanders. the retired pastor ~ the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church, said Yesterday
thn' he feared Dr. lorimer would not az
C.pi the call.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

Carl Schury will make Two speeches In
support ~ seth low and the fusion ticket
neat week On TUESDAY evening be will
address a Gtiz-n-' I Mon meeting AZ IN.
~ Nicholas hink un -Mhy ! Oppose Sh-p-
ard and on THURSDAY night h. wul sI-ek
~ Coof-t linton a. q me-ilng under ~"
au.pi~-- 20 NJ" American he
form Union uthst -I-akrg~ ~ that time
viii h. ID F-hN Adl"t ' n Armand aud
LINavi ! n HANSEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
~, R>I,. o,uraIe> TENr Moons.
al rhst can He n~ce,~red @ hsi
tsunsu. one t.xa~f m ttr.sAi,n

Al ~. COPIES of tie fAmous suppr~--cd
camJsiEn teHt bouk i-su'd by tie Demo
waite managers ~ hr,ssklyn winch cuuld
IT, rs~lv~r.st tsv. t--n cr~mstei m the
hIruAr. - - ThufuAs Js.fs0-uu hulldiug
The pamphisas as~amIerNing -" f"h'
t.luA i~Aung uu tGmulanN uslastmiu-
L. -Fatian a. she FHlur lsvfarm.tf. SHARED
tie .auss tate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Ar, You Registered Properly.

90 dround 10 the registration piece and
see that you- -nms "a on the hat properly.
~ you find Il ISN'T, hare II put dou" at once
The piooes Of registration are open from 7
and A n until 10 = "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

A~SNnio,Is, Nd oct. ~ Secretary Of
stat" Ra,~man has excluded from the
Official state election ballot the nominations
tot the Social Democratic ticket. OF a.
cOun' ~ defects Of procsSiur" Attorney
Grnrtal Hsyuer has written an opinion
approving of the cOur-- 81 the Secretary
OF : ate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Ru>h To see H-nr, I-ins

Tho advance -al" Of tickets for the fret
we-h 81 Henry Irving engagement ~
the kniCkerbucker lrgBu yesterday. TIE
DAYS rrvpip'S war. . 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
CARPENTER RUNNING for Assembly.

John J Young Of i27S Third avenue.
who works A. q carpenter, has been nomi-
mated a. fusion candidate for tho Assembly
In the Twenty sixth district He has done
work for S,th Low. Robert Fulton Cutting
and other-. Hi- Tammany opponent Is
Mvron Suzbergcr.
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