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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

3u perfuuen: !Saus uno
Siquor=2apen nit gut sebenbem Sc
ifGft; rteoriger 8runb5ins. Rads
sufrugen in Nr. 903, Siios@barlesz
StraBe. (53-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Grnti6rs arbrits Na9uriiuuas:
Niirrau,

9lr. 2l9, Sap.S tarptraEe, inter rer @uf.
Iidt Der pOeutihsn 0eiellAaf." = Die.
irni9en, melhe teutIde 6antmerfsr, Gitct.
ter uno Ojsnitrten Su tsftaftissn MIN.
ldrn, mollsn lid ptrlpnli@ ODER in lfran,
firten Srisien an ben Nssntsn Der &slsas
fhaft. Sptann Q. MeYsr. Nr.
2l9, GirsS barptraBe, wsnern, mstder
unentssltli6 austunft ert6silen mirp. Su.
reautnneen BON l Bis 5 lltr. (San2S,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

&crlnngt: Cine geiette fabiee
beutide Srau fir ollaeneine &aliS-
orbeit. Soritaot. Outer 2ebat;
itetige Seimotb. sloreiie: @or "a
yGeutidcr Correspondent" t54-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Stellegeiu6: Sin beutf1er
perbetrat9eter @artner pine ainber,
tiittig in alien 3ddern Der @Grtnez
rel, Iu4t 9errIdaftslteue; quite Gefes
ren3en. Sfferten er6eten inter n@Grte
nsr" an ben nOeuti6en gprreiponz
oent". 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Vader unp estrlinse wsrbm ltets se.
il6t bonn arteits Nahneiinnss. 8iirrau Der
rWarplaneer Sadsr ScriniamM" SIR.
942, Ncro-@ aptraBe. 6. II. .. Gel. ct.
paul $685. u. Oe191SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Der .IriSona slider"
i9reibt in 'ieinsr lebten drummer:
Der San5 3nii1en Hublanb lnb
Sdpan 1T olfo lpsgeeaneen. ga,
profit! &eoer oieier 2runpenbunne
pirb BON anoern absetbon! Os bic
fi9en aus Miblanb eingeipunberten
Suben pplIen iih SuIammen tbun. um
ben Sdponeien elm psiteres &riegss
ihiff gu itelen. Muh elm m~ertipiirbiz
ger patrietismus! NIerbinas bat
Mublanb feline Suesn audi arg se=
fnufft, unb fir einen Yapa, Der imz
mer nrr tnufft, bat idliebli6 audi
has bette SDbnden nibt bel iibria.
Wie Der &rieg ausfaaen ipirb, lGBt
Iid natiirlih np6 niht fagen. SIS 1T
ipie Der beriiblnts aampf sipii6sn benz
Studs nnb benz @%lepbanter. Sp lanae
bos Siidslein ben G~lepbanten muir 10
pom binten nnb bon Der Settle bicas
nirte. gins es leiolih; aber ais ss in
einem u~nbepad,ten 4ueenblid IN bic
@iHelpeite unb sletd baraif inter
ben 8Drper bes Rieisnibieres aerietb,
ba ma es init benz armen @einede
aus. DDS @eluneenite beiber eanaen
Sahe lit, baB infer Uncle Sam sus
erit Cuff battle, nit einem 5inipeis auf
bas Saaser Shiebsssridt sipifden
bic Streitenoen su treten. Dos 6aas
ger Sdiebsgeritt! On Iieber 6ims
mel! bait bu fsine Slfnteg MIs Gos
lpmbia bemielben bic panamafade
nnterbreiten ipplte, ba itelIte iid Der
Diebsre Ontel an, ais Oh er ME bon
elmer folden Ginrid4une ssb6rt babe.
Sn &ieinigteiisn iiiib mir INNER mo-
bel porousseisBt, hab mir babel
Nid)ts gu DsrIieren baher. Der
.4ider" lpiro iibrisens auf benz oft
dfiatiidsn 3rkssidauplab burh Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Seflungt: Cine erfabreiie
@arteriil fiir Gin ai,o BON fiinf Sab
rell. 9euti6c porae5ogen. Gmpfeb-
lunaer. gtr. 1927, Earf- gnenne.
(5I5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Sertanat: Siider.a ssnten. srsen
@sbalt uno Gcmniiicn. NahMiraesn
Bel u. 8ottlefE Nr. 100. @elt.
@~ameenitraBe. (Sult17l2Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Seute, q m "a. Sebruar, It
Der S6alttag Dieies Sabres - ni6t
etlpu Der 80, ipie bic MeiIten meinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

nSntef Soc" cannon, Der
Spre6er bes nationalen 3eprdientans
tenbaufes, p%ertritt ieinen @ablOiitritt
i'm 16. Sermin; er fam alio am
ShluB bes SO. GpnereHes auf cine
geies9eberifhe Sbdtigfeit bon 80 Sab
rem Suriidbliden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

OberI It Wotterfon, Der
nlte bemofrdtii6e 6auheaen, erfldrt
in ieinem 9ouispius rGouriers Sour
nal" baB er Iih fpeoer an berStodtsz,
nod an Der Nationalz @pnpentipn be-
tIeiligen nsrbe. SsorIt's y8orret" fei
IN &entudD pbenoaF, pie MoiGine oes
gouperneurs, Der cine 9eIGloHene
9rpans 9earfts Delegation mad ct.
2ouis au entienncn 9ehents, lei in gutter
8erfahune. Denn bic bempirotiI6e
Yartei nidt in ii9 ieIbit Die araTt
befibe. fih 81 ~rstten, 10 iei feline elm
5slne Yerfon unb feline 3eitung i'm
Stanbe. e5 su hun, Ser Itreitbore
alte Serr i6ldet bd sirten reht refig=
nirten Spn on unb Iiefert Sentutp
ben $50. Srhnn uno .9sarft, folpsit er
in 5raes tommt, aus. @s mag ober
bod gang anoerS iommen.
Gin 9utes 9erS bat bic
Witttpe 9unbam bon Montoaue,
Mlid. !aiir5li9 murbe in Glepelanb
Elm Mdnn psrbaftet, ipsil er Elm Boot
geitohlen bate. IS itellte fih bers
aus, baB Der Mlnnn arbeitsips eetpez
fen unb ourh Nabrunesmonael frant
eeipornen ipar; besipeaen entlieB i'm
Der Rifter. Die Geidid)te fam eurdI
bic s3eitnnqen audi Der Wittipe Dun'
Dam al 9eIiht; ie ipltrbe BON Mitleit
erfaBt unb f1risb benz Hifter. Dab 'e
benz armen Manne 9sr5 unb 9dnr
unbiete.
Oas Sanger 9 hiebsaei
riht bat fih gu @uniten Der 8prSuasi
MnIpfiids .Setifhlnnb's. gneIuno's
unb sStaIien's an 8ensauela ausse.
fproden. 9omit 1T cine leibise Sroae
bic pitl Stauh auFssipirbelt bat
frieblihsIdieoIib gelDIt. 9as 9pr
3uesrsdt 1T ben brei M6dten, Die bel
faulen &unben @aitrp Mpres eslebrt
5ugeftanten. Sb er nun ippbl iein
ShulDfn sablen pirbe
Dns .6ipIihe 9 pjtsSpu
nal" III Mrnipbis. Gem, idrcibt
Mud Der in Baltimore erldeinenb
Deutfds gorrefppnpfnt." zines be
beittn Dtaiiden gldtier eiciss Gan
bea. ipurbe hnrd bic ~perbeerenb
Etnersbrnnfi fdfper beimetfudt. gun
krIten Male ftit ben GA Sabrsn Ieine.
6tFtebtsis fonnis er, am 9aee mad
BEN idslier, nidt cri4einen. DprIGufi,
beniitt e bic 9lreFe Der einsisen Sci
iuus IN Baltimore, bic nidt aiisae
brnrfit iuurbe, iiimIiG bic Der borii
gen .&DcrIb.~ Dod. fpis gIleg in be
6simeefr6tcn Gtobt, nimmt Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

aieines MiBnerit1noniB s.
6ral: r@iiien Sic. mas mir al
Sbrer Toradneerin an meiiten &C.
foliei bat2 Gus mar Der qro6c
Grnit. Der tic ME perliebt"-IienIt,
moodcli: Md. mcincr lit oild arob
limo miro midi olld nidt perloliclL,
Ell bciBt abcr Inauit!"
Ger @abinatpner 0 r.
respondent bes louisville .Nnseiecr"
ibreibt: yShlieBlih bat cs ocrGon.
are6 icBt nun bod %nhgclebnt. berGr-
&onigin Silinofalmli pon Sapoii
fir Ole $20.00O00N, mn lutlde mir
iic berailbten. ais mir &amaii meg
%nobnleli, meiiiaitcns limpiac $500.
900 mieoersiincbcn. Nrinc a%dnigiu.
Mrrfmiiroiger Eonarcb!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Z. 9ilsartmer amb sSbne,
Dampf= Marmer. une Wranit.W esfe,

Nr. ia = 7lS, Weft- Baltimore tra6e,
-unb-
ede Searp. nno OlfsnS- Str.
Gir arc6e Gusipatl bon iieuen Ruilern
BON Narmor- unb Grant, Mcnnmentcn
tets auf Eager. Brine Telephone.
(Ssrtl9,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Der preuBifde Staatsz
SetretGr @rdf poIupupstp geitano
firSli6 in elmer 3ei6stassreoe ben
8rauen bas Hs6t gu, aud offentlid
ibre5prberunsen gu pertretsn; BON Der
politit aber m06ten tie lire 6dnoe
lafen. Ra6 ben traurigen Grfdbruns
gen, Die bier nit bem 5rauenItinfmz
recht gsmadt porren iinb, fat Der
Staatsz Sefretdr gun5 redt. sSn 60
loraoo Ga6en Die 5rauen an Wuhlz
Mpgeleien bic Mtdnnsr ~it6srboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

Banana Bat Ieine fte6en.
BE- @rlnee ouf 100 Mann repuSirt,
4u4 Die fino iiberfliiIlie, Germ nllnclt
Sam" 6Glt feline I9iiBenihe 5ano ii6e,
Ter Repu6lit BON Ropiepelt's 9Ra.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

@ien erhGIt emnd Of It
cine relle fatpriIfe 2sitfdrift unter
eem i6onen Namen Der ltebe 4u=
guItin". Die &ebattion iiberntmmt
Der friibere 9ireftpr bss ,Raimunp<
SGediers," Ioam Miiler : @uttenz
brunn.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
GRAND DOWNTOWN CORNER.

AhShtS OOiieCec0s AhbutdhSS.
GRAND DOWNTOWN CORNER.
$2lO, 00O-Vicinity of Powell and Ellis sts.; !;
two corners; stores and S5 rooms;
almost 100 feet frontage: can be leas-
ed for s1475 per month: 1-3 per
cent net investment.
APARTMENT-H HOUSE CORNER.
S120. 00o-Corner apartment house: best loca-
tion; ITO rooms; finest modern ap-
pointments throughout; lot 54xS7 IT,. ;
rent $S15 10 years secured lease;
assuming $4,000 investment pays 10
12 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
500. 0oe-Rents $4,000 annually cash secured
lease; no better tenant; modern
building; lot 55x137 :6; investing S5O,-
600 cash and assuming bank mort
gage Of $4,000 at 5A per cent. pays
II per cent net
1877 :6x131 20 CORNER.
$50, 0oo-137.6 corner, Golden Gate ave; sub
stantial improvements: always rent
per annum can remain selling on
account of owners departure to Eu-
rope; reasonable offer entertained.
HAYES STREET.
S24000-Hayes St, near Laguna lot 81 IS
frontage: two frontages; rents s16s:
want offer; selling on account of
POST STREET BARGAIN
s1s5o0-Lot 62 2:6x124; two frontages; east of
Fillmore st; improvements in first
class order rents $140 bank mort
gage of $4,000 can remain.
GRAND INVESTMENT.
Ness and Grove; lot 27 :ex12o feet;
this bargain is hard to beat
SIS, ,5OO-Modern flats Fillmore and
Waller sts.; rents $122; lot so feet
frontage.
BUSINESS CORNER.
S. 500-Two stores and four fats: corner
north of Market St; 43 6 frontage;
yearly rents 1906; paying 111a per
cent
BIG INTEREST PAYING FLATS.
S25 00c-Corner. Western Addition: rents $3.50:
lot 81 :6xS5; splendid building
$22. 500-One- half block from Market St;
rents Sill; fine Improvements; lot 75x
100.
S19 e00-Annual rents S21S5; Golden Gate
Park; modern ywindow flats; lot
50x137 :6.
S13, ,50O-Rents S1440 yearly; four new flats;
Park Panhandle; lot 81 :6x
1925.
80 925o-Rents S96 so; business property near
Sixth and Harrison SITS lot has two
frontages.
Sc Oo0-V1cinity OF Ninth and Mission; three
flats: rents $56; building in first
class condition; lot "a 6xS4 IS.
SPECK & CO,
209 MONTGOMERY ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07

W. j. GUM.
$50 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Savings Union Building).
$2100-Webster-s cor cheap; lot 25x100.
$9000-Baxer M. cor. 1877 :6x137 :6; cheap
est 50-vara lot in W. A.
$1500-Cheap lot: w. A; 2Sx13I :6; street BIZ
tuminized; lot the grade; fine buy;
easy payments only $500 first payment;
a few steps from the cars; a positive
bargain; marine view.
S1S00-21st ave. near Point Lobos ave; 3
lots, 25x120: will sell 1.
S1S00-Lake-st. cor: marine view; 32:6x10O.
s1600-Sixth ave, north of Lake; 25x120;
choice lot: up towards Presidio wall.
$3000-Tenth ave, NV. cor. 81 :6x1OO; lots,
18th av., near Clement St. 25x120.
s3T50-A choice business lot on Clement ST:
7Sxl15; good frontage and depth on
sunny side OF street: fine property to
improve with stores and flats
s46OO-The choicest residence corner lot in
Richmond; just go out and examine II;
to begin with. IL is northeast corner
and has a grand marine view: the finest
residences in Richmond In front of this
lot; size 50x120 opposite the beautiful
home OF Mr.. g. 7. Marsh; electric cars
pass every few minutes: this is
acknowledged to be the choicest north Of
the park; make offer
S950-A cheap lot on Sth ave-, near B st. !;
25x120; cars pass
s25O-21th ave-: very cheap lot; 25x120 lots
beyond this are selling on the instalment
plan for $500 and S7o0. and not as well
located
Wanted-To purchase flats. about $4,000 or
less and not leased.
w. J. GUM,
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
ABATEMENT FOE SALE.

APARTMENT house: centrally located ard
beautifully furnished throughout: every mod
ern convenience. 81 Groom apartments and
bath; clears over $3.50 per month. Box 1000.
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
WAN ADVERTISERS IN NEXT SUNDAYS CALL y y
REAL EsTATE-CITY- FOR SALE.

SPECK & CO.. 209 Montgomery ST.,
Opposite entrance to Mills Building.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Selling, Leasing.
Rents COllected, Insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07

AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
REAL ESTATE.
sA u ALT o.
SATURDAY. APRIL o. 1904.
On the Ground, at 2:15 p. m
p CHOICE %
% RESIDENCE q
% LOTS ~
Facing BuIkley and Excelsior aves., Reade
and FL Monte lane, formerly known as Hotel
Geneva. formerly FL Monte Hotel
For further particulars and catalogues APP
HENRY STERN
Oh
DAVID STERN & SONS
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneer.
ii Montgomery st
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07

A-CORDOVA APARTMENTS
VIII be finished March 10.
1854 SUFFER- ST. NE. COR. LARKIN ST.
Beautifully light and sunny; 2-3-4 rooms and
bath each ali unfurnished; $2T so to $40.
Make reservations now.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07

ST CECILE 115 Fell above Van Ness-Ths
acme OF perfection in elegantly furn. 3-rooHn
apartments: private baths. steam heat. eiec-
trio lights. elevator gas ranges: $50 TO S55-
ST LOUIS 1915 Jackson st.-Modern 3-f-5
rooms; also single: furnished unfurnished:
marine view: references Phone East 1}50
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
FRUITvALE ADv'RTSM'NTS

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
NEW Broom cottage and bath. with all mod
ern improvements: blocks from local sta
ton: lot 46x125; terms TO suit; a bargain
for few days Syndicate Investment Co..
Fruitvale
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
APARrMErrs TO LET.

HOWLAND-S17 Van Ness ave. cor. Ellis ST
Beautiful modern apartments OF six rooms
and bath: finished in the most approved
style: rents are reasonable and include steam
heat water, elevator service. etc: janitOr on
premises. SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
21S-22O Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07

Ladies', Chchester's English Pennyroyal Pills
are best: safe. reliable; take no other. Send &c
stamps for particulars. Relief for Ladies'
in letter by return mail. Ask your druggist.
Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
BERKELEY ADvERTSM'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

S26oo-HALF block by the Santa Fe; $50
sl4co-New cottage, rooms: Bath. pantry,
city water, sanitary plumbing: lot 5Ox10O;
.s oleek rom electric carzs $3.50 down. SIS
Ss50-Neat cottage rooms and bath: near
station OF local train
s5O0-Let. 5OxI20. on broad maeadamized
street; 500 down, SO monthly; interest per
sl2Oo-House. rooms: garden. etc: $50
down, $40 per month.
S1S50-House rooms and bath: lot 5Oxf3O:
small barn; street severed.
Sl2oo-Business corner on principal avenue;
s15OO-Lot for factory site. 221x125
S250-Trtangle lot. 4Ox120 with creek lined
with willows $50 down. $40 month
$11Oo-House, rooms; lot 4Ixl25; 500 down,
SIS per month.
S375-Business lot. 20x75: $50 down.
S25O-Lot, 5Ox1CO: S25 down IS month
CHAS. A. BAILEY.
1856 University ave. San Pablo ave-.
West Berkeley.
NOW is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
OF you profit by it at oncs)
to purchase.
A.modern s-room house; combination electric
light and gas; beautiful flower garden ard
fruit trees in full bearing; north side eg
Fairmount ave. situated in beautiful South
Berkeley lot G0x135.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS CHANCE.
PRICE. $3.50
HAMMOND & HAMMOND.
1422 Park ST. Alameda. Cal
A. MURDOCH & CO.. South Berkeley station
for oa-gains: we build buy sell or sxcnsns-.
BERKELEY HOTELS.
HOTEL BERKELEY REoPENs = This eIe-
gantly appointed house is now under a new
and experienced management. The service is
first class. the accommodations hOmelike. the
treatment OF guests courteous. the rates low.
The hotel is situated Dwight way. one
block west OF the Dwight way station. and Is
therefore convenient to both the Key Route
and s. p. ferry systems Rates. per day.
transient are from 81 to So. and per month
are $50 to $50, according to apartments. Ban
quets and wedding dinners will he served on
short notice in the most fashionable and de-
lightful manner All interested in this an
nouncement are invited TO call the house
and inspect II. Any further Information de-
sired viii be promptly given Tel Dana 1876
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


sb250-A RARE bargain; chance of life
time two beautiful up-to-date modern G.
room fats on Clinton ave- bay frontage;
beautiful marine view: elegant surf bathing:
lighthouses, etc: this is a rare chance; don't
overlook it. HAMMOND & HAMMOND. 1922
Park st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-07
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 111s BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


BELDEN'S BARGAINS.
s275O-SpIendid income investment and spec
uIation: flats near new Santa Fe depot San
Pablo ave, where everything Is booming: Soft.
lot: rents S27 and can be increased: absent
owner orders this sacrifice for immediate sale.
s5O0-Choice sunny lot. T0x104, near Fruit
vale ave. and old county road.
S26JO-6-room cottage and stable with lot
5Ox14O on 3Oth ST. near Grove.
$1,000 each--2 lots. 50x120 each, in Adams
Point property; superb view; elegant surround
inos: cheapest lots in the tract
S1500-Choice high lot. 50x125. on north side
edwards St. near Telegraph
s40O will buy lot 25x127 on Adeline ST. near
18TH and the new De Fremery Park
so50 for lot 50x140 on north side 43d st.
near Grove: grab II quick.
BELDEN, Real Estate.
1112 Broadway, Oakland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-02

s.r,,ct them That hordes OF reporters operateGG
here not accident. II has been staIea; red
have vet know that IL has been contraG5pc sHj
that this stupendous fraud was engineered al,
carried on by those who desired office Inc a1er
f that the city of Albany Is reduced by thess esS
ton outrages TO the level of Gravesend. ana w ~
disgrace IS felt by every honest man Withih @h'
city's border.
To reporter of THE World who recently
asked him about this period in his political ca
reer Justice D. Cady Herrick made the follow
ing ingenious statement:
While undoubtedly there votes purchases
by both parties in those days. and there were
charges of ballot box stuffing-some OF when WSI
Undoubtedly true and just as undouDtedIy,
false-I was opposed to both of these methods or
carrying elections. I interfered more than once 10
prevent frauds .
Never did any OF my lieutenants commit any
fraud cOuntenance any fraud with my consent
knowledge, and respectable citizen OF Albany
County ever charged me with responsibility iOTT
frauds. have never been party 20 any fraua:
q be haSa0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-02
Recommended and for Sale By

rAEk Tutsrd. X. = c. K Co. Plttsburx.
HAL Eyon Proyiaspes. Chandler Ruad Co.. Cleveland.
Jordan stablsr Co.. BALTIC. S g Pierce Co.. Boston.
Prank c. Hsnry. Washington. Geo g. Evans. Phna.
tes'r. hisrran coRe,t Stores. e Jeyne Co. chicago
G. .. Decker Broa. Oranges. o'Br.en Co, Detroit.
nEN X Curtis. seneFai.Aeeast, ls stone 81. Nh.
Cal. Write CT Telephone 1888 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-02

IT'S HAD 10 READ Too yasr
.. you may oNer''"s INC ti~ advertisement. in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-02

York lie asked me the names OF nm, 11 bIIt
again. told him they friends OF ssLed me
declined TO tell him their names i10 told him
whether they or was the real oWne.'
hiatt for al practical purposes, wa TEerrfcl,
We had much other conv ersation -s,,si 10
asked me several times T. pledge Inc h a. I re-
support ms local political ORGANIZATIONS ;rnSr We
fused He used the expression several s ne
must have paper and we want The ATsos' Vi
muse " ..%II1IA1I MN SPEER.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-02

y. y. u.
Inc lion; James a. Manning Mayor OF the Clty.
and the Hon. Thomas Willard Chief of Police
Gentlemen: The election held IN this city last
Tuesday attended with abundant evidences NJ
fraudulent registration and repeating.
To you, as the chief executive Of this city and
the head Of the police force citizens natlIra Nv
look for some explanation Of those crimes openly
practised with impunity and for some suggestion
of remedy.
They have not been done secretly--thev arc tho
common talk of street corners. 10y many and
known Of all men
Are tho police ignorant OF what is known To all
others I'm the community? They should have wait
ed neither suggestion solicitation 10 arrest men
acting IN Migrant violation Of the lawyet, though
requested by reputable citizens to arrest these
Indicators they refused 90 do so.
The issue presented 10 the people Of this city IS
above politics and party crime. which dishon-
and defiles makes OF effect the inestn,a-
any honest partisanshp.
Believing this evil should be and can be STONED
we respectfully request YOU 10 meet with all eth
gems OF like opinion at the Common Council Cham
O'clock. TO the end that such measures ~ Iegisla
ton and administration may he suggested. perfect
ed and carried into execution will accomplish
that result.
This meeting left it's mark in the succeeding
history OF Albany. Here Judge Rufus w Peck
ham inveighed against the mingling OF politics
and judicial dignity, and his words are quoted
earlier I'm this article. Bishop William G. Doane
added his bitten characterization TO the sltua-
ton as il existed General John r. Rathbone
who presided. said:
believe the municipal authorities were appoint
ed 20 enforce law and order I believe the pOllcs
or our city. usually sO efficient. did not OF their
S~p account refuse 20 arrest me criminals OF Tues
day last. but that they acted IN accordance With
orders received from those who had right 10 la.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-15
Children's Day at the Churches

Interesting exercises appropriate to
Ghildren's Day were held in the First
Baptist Church on Sunday morning
last. The decoration of the church
by Mrs. Jacob Scheuck and the mem
bers of her Bible class was very beau
tiful. In the chancel was a most ar
tistic arrangement of ferns and foliage
plants surrounding a fall of water, the
music of which was pretty accom-
paniment to the excellent singing
done by the school.
The song exercises was written by
Geibel and Lehman of Philadelphia
and under the direction of Mr.. Fred
Meginnes was unusually well render
cred. The orchestra consisting of or
gan played by Miss Nellie Roberts, of
New Hope, cornet by Mr.. Robert
Schenck, violin by Mr.. Thornton, bass
viol by Mr.. Kelly and trombone by
Mr.. Kramer, added much to the eff
fectiveness of the music Alternating
with the musical sele ctions were reci-
tations by the children which showed
excellent ability ON their part and
careful training of those in charge.
Owing to the absence of the pastor
DIR. Cordo, who was making his annu-
al visit to Colgate University, where
he is a member of the board of trus-
tees, the evening meeting was in
charge of J p. Borden.
The meeting was twilight service
and consisted of responsive exercise
of scripture and song. The choir rem
dered some very beautiful selections.
The usual Children's Day services
were held on Sunday morninf at the
First Presbyterian Church. The choir
was assisted by several members of
the Amwell Orchestra and some fine
music was rendered. The decorations
we're also worthy of mention