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Tr, ru E.o.tIon District Is bounded by
ana Within Wall ST., Pearl at, Old snip
f"St Rurr Whi,chaI ST., broadway. Bea-
'rrG. ri1c.ion district Is bounded by
FTr''p, ''''' i;oo..Cs.t St, Ess,, river, old
In p,ar. 80, Wall 81. and william -.
Tho al Election District Is bounded by
aud g,I,tr Sow chamber, ST. James slip,
East Il,,e. Front 81. Dover st.. Pearl ri.
laa OAK 49,.
agt vI.un Sow Chambers st, Madison St,
i....r..r 80. - tk 81, Pearl st, Fulton St,
~ .tu So. " william -. and Park row,
Tur ..h Erection pistric, r. bounded by
pUI n.0'u Rop-eNrlf st., Madison st., New
Tl. D.1 Election District is bounded by
ami WI.iuu fA'hHrine ~, Madison ST.,
Jane ST.. Sow Bowcry Roosevelt st., Park
The I'm Election District IL bounded by
and within Ctthariue St, oak st.. James
s., - w ''h. unrrs ., E9osry"lt st., New
bThr "a E,.c.ion Dl.triSt is 6"unded nv
ana min rlihtrluo ST., Catharinr silp.
East IH.,L james sip, James It, and OAK
"Thc nm T'oclon district ia bounded nv
md within Market IT, Market slip, Fast
EI,cr ,ulhriue slip, and diagonal line
from IN ,uru,r OF Nlthtriua and th,rN
-, to tho corner ~ Hamilton and Market
me io'h rloc'lon District Is bounded by
and Within Aiurkrt -, "A diagonal line from
tho corner e Market and Hamilton sts
Clthdrine ut and Madison st.
Tho lith Election District ~ bounded hy
ana within Mekot Off,, Madison St. Catha-
rine e., and Henry 81,
ana within Hu'E"rt t', Monroe ~, PIX,
st., Madison II. Market IT, and Henry It,
The ism Election District Is bounded nv
and within Rutgers ST. Rutgers SLIP East
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tn. list Election District is bounded by
and within Barrow St, Hudson 81. Ciarkson
S. T Sma - .''' EIsction D.,rc, Il. bounded by
and within Morton St, Bleecker e.. Car
MN! The "a Fiction District is bounded nv
and within Barrow St. Bedford st., Com
merce s.. Blocker St. Morton st ana hud
son me s ,,h Election District "a bounded by
and within barrow st. W Hnenins place.
Tho 1'h E.,ctlon District is hounded BY
ana within C,hrisstophlcr st. W ''n st.
h'rThbs s,h Election District I. bounded ny
and within Grove st. b.gecks. e., Com
mere, IT. Bedford st. Barrow ~. and hud-
sol! inc n 7,h Election pistric, is bounded BY
and within Christopher 81. Blocker - .
Grove 81. Hudson st., Barrow 81. and
Thc sin Election District 4. bounded ny
and within charles 49,. Blocker 81, Chris
Iophor s. and GrecT,TiGG ST.; s,,,.s., -.
, "ha %' ~. and Greenwich St
The iGih Eceson p'1 u, is bounded Sy
Ilth 81, Greenwich st, Christopher ~. and
The ilo' lin IN; Election District is bounded by
ana within ". l2th St. washington A.
R.thune 1t, Greenwich 81; W nth st.
IA" TN Election District IA bounded by
and within Jane st., Washington -, Horatio
n 2yh 81 ' ana ' Mnis"n nvcr
/ The 18th Election District is bounded nv
and within Horato st. dag pnal lns from
the corner Of sth ave. and Jane st, 9Th
ave, Hudson a., Bank St, Bleecker st,
Tho IAN Election District ia bounded ny
ana within V. IAN. ~" 18th ave, 10 Jane
H. A diagonal line from the corner Of Sth
. ave nud Jane 81, n the corner OF liorRtio
- and Hudson -. and Hudson St.
/ and Within w. lith 81, Hudson ST, Hora'lo
St. Washington st, Jane 81, and Hudson
The Ie,h Election p,sTiO, Is bounded by
/ from the corner of W. 10Th 81, and OIL
ave to the corner. OF " lbth 81, and Nth
The i7th Election District is bounded h,
and within " 10Th St" 18th ave. ", l4tf
Tne lsth Election District Is bounded h,
and within W 10Th st.. 9TH ave- " l5tf
Tie la,h Election District is bounded h,
ana within W 18th at, 9Th ave, W, 18Th
The 2otG Election nisrrIc, Is bounde,
diagonal Inc from the corner Of sth ave
and ". 18th 81. 70 the corner OF W. l6ti
st and oth ave, and gth aye,
ana within " 18th St. Sth ave. v I'D
Tho 2.j Elr,uGn District is bounded h,
and within W, l,h 81 diaE9GM line from
Gamer Of ". ism ~ and an atc' SIN a, 4" -
" 18Th ST. and HUd,on River
Tho p3i F'acliou District il bounded b,
81 9tn a'e, 4 diagonal line from the cor
nor ~ Nth ave. and " isih ST. to IN
corner Of ION ave. and " I'm St. W IA
ST and Hudson River.
H1H tSNmbiy D,stricf
The Is, Election District Is bounded h
and within 20 St, diagonal line from m
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TlceltiA Assemhlp District

The LIST Election District is bounded by
and within T. l?th st., Avenue b. Il, 10th
st and Avenue A
The 2d Election District Is bounded by
and within Il, 18TH ST.. Avenue g. u, 10th
ut and Avenue Il.
The 81 Election District is bounded by
and within Il. l2th St, Avenue D. Il. 14th
st, Fast River, l.. hth St. Avenue u. T.
10Th IT. and Avenue &.
The An Election District is bounded by
and within y, lith ST., Avenue d, f. l2th
st and Avenue u,
Tho 5th Election District is bounded by
and within r. l4th ST., Avenue Il. r l2th
81 and Avenue \,
The SIN Election District is bounded by
and within +. 18th ST., Avenue c. y. nth
St East River f.. IAN St, Avenue A, r.
18th 81. and Avenue y
The 7th Election District is bounded by
and within 18th St, Avenue b. II 18th
ST. and diagons line from the corner Of b
18th ST, and Avenue A to the corner Of e
18th ct and LIST ave.
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ELECTION NOTICE.


f fSIs, OF BTSsdgsy and W I ,Sl.s at W.
iIin3us ave, W. ssth st. Broadway and W
The goth Election District Il. bounded h,
and within W. 10th st. Columbus ave W
ssth st; and Amsterdam ave.
and within a diagonal line from this oorn.r
OF W. eath st and Columbus ave. .ts tAs
West, Central PsrR West ". s7,h ), "a
columbus ave.
and within a diagonal limo from the corr
OF w. ssth St and Columbus ave. 10 ths
%e Gsn, i rSrs W. and and G's a.! r
nn ns lso s The e. ne ,S 3. cspn., Ia9
st and coiuin6u, ave. 600 " w. ''''
II The fsd EisSStloP1 p!'trio, Il, sounasa 3.
West diagonal i line from the "'G eSr,. ~
w, w Loom co9n,, st. =, and Ssprs Park W..
The sith Election pistrio, !. BOUNDED y,
wGd c SiH e. M nd iois' 5 c SHc ave-
The 10Th Election District Is bounded nv
ara within diagonal lin, from me eorn.r
corner Of Columbus ave. and w l0.I
*; w. 1920 at. Manhattan ave and IS
The ssth Election District 4. bounded ,,
and within a diagonal line from the corner
tho corner OF Columbus ave. snd W. 1904
s * diagonal line from the corner %
corner Of W; loist st and Amsterdam ave-
and Ams,erdam ave.
and within ". 1880 st. Manhattan ave, W
i io2a ., e2d ,oss dssonS, 3e r1Sn h'
TO the corner OF Amsterdam ave. and v
ami within " iosd ct, central PARK w.t.
W iols! st. and and Manhattan 1,,,,tn ave
wsr,t. 81 1899 At; ana columbu, avs,
The 5Oth Election District Is bounded By
and Within diagonal line from the
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The T., Eiec,ion, District +, bounded by
Tho 81 Eiestion District :. bounded by
GgtnnGr, W w w. 4o,h az" d!agona', Inc
Am r. g. vs. ttth st Ard Hudson River ,
%, ". 4t,h -. and, 10Th ave to the corner
., W I5th =. and 9Th ave. Fh ave. W.
The IN Election pis.rlc, {, bounded nv
ana within diagonal line from the corner
Of aa ave ave- AND and " s sh st. St. 's sh ,h sys soT9r
The an Election Distric, :, bounded by
ana within W. 4Gth 81 sth ave 20 " 4ith
e., d,agoua, line from the corner ~ W
4tth -. and sth ave - the corner OF W
Tho 9Th Election District f. bounded by
and within ", ''th S., SIN ave- v. 4sth
Tho 7th Election District +. bounded by
e1d within a diagonal line from IN" corner
q ". t4sth 81 and ION ave. % the corner
diagonal liuc from the corner OF 9th ave-
and ", i5th st. TO the corner OF 10th ave
The sth Election Distric, I, bounded by
and within W. 4Gth Ct. diagonal line from
the S corner OF IN avn avn ana "9@ Gs h sy' W
45th st. and Hudson River.
The an Election District Is bounded by
81 ana Hudson River
The 10Th Election D,stric. is bounded by
w.
At. and Hudson River
The 18th Election District I. bounded nv
ana g wi.nsn W 81 a9 IN ns from
tho corner OF W. +6th at. and 10th ave. and
Tho I2th Election pi-tric, Is bounded by
and within W 4sth st, 9th ave, W. 47th
Tho rain Election District I. bounded nv
ana within n diagonal line from tho corner
Of " 4sth st. and. sih ave. TO IN" corner
l7th ct and 9th ave.
THO IAN ELECTION District Is bounded nv
Sr ' di"Fonai ine from tho @' corner nc Of s,n
a,e. and " 49th st. to tho corner OF ".
'S1R st. ana 2,h Az, AYE %n4 an "yc So
! and within a diagonal line from the corner
! OF 10Th ave. and W. 4>th st. ~ the corner
OF W. isth At ana 9Th ave-. 9th ave. and
| Tho ian rlcrtion District is bounded by
| and within W. t'th ~. 10 eth ave-. a dag
| ond line from tn" corner Of w. 49th st and
! SIN ave- to the coru"r Of 10th ave and w
The i7,h Election District Is bounded by
ana within diagonal linz from the corner
| ~ w. iNth -. ana llth ave. to the corner ot
! ". +9th at and 10th ave, 10th ave, and W
The 18Th Election pistr!c, Is bounded ny
So, a diagonal inc from tho corner of v!
/ 49th st. and l0th ave. 10 thu corner Of I'm
/ ave. and W. 'sth st, W, 4sth st and Hudson
ana within " 5otH st. 10Th ave- s"'V y. ae n
Tho sOth Election District 10 bounded n,
6Oth st and 18th ave.
Tho 2lst Els lion District Ia bounded by
and within ". 5oth st, 9th ave. W, 4sth
! al and 10th ave,
/ Tho acd Election District is bounded hy
and within W. olst st. 9th ave. w, 5oth
The 23d Election District Is bounded by
and within w, Dist st., sth ave-, W. 50th
| 1t, and 9th ave.
The 94th Election District is bounded nv
and Within W. SD st, sth ava. W. 6lst ST.
and 9th ave.
The eth Election District ia bounded by
and within w. b2d St. 9th ave, W. blst at
| and 10th ave.
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FfOhth 4ssembiv Dtrrcr.

The ist Election District 10 bound.. by
Sc1hH W.'hin fps ,lnr ST. Division a.;
IN "a Election District Is bounded by
The al Election Di-,r,c, Il. bounded by
gers ST.. a dasonal III. TunHins from R IN.
,,orn55n of Kutg,.r; ~ ana broadway
ThS IN Election pistr,o, /, bounded by
u,c corner Of Henry and PIKE SIS to the
corner Of f. hIoadway and Rutgers st.,
II,uiEcrs St, Division a.. Clinton ST. and
Tho 5,h Election Dis,ric, Z. bounded Nv
s s'u pFoom" 81 GIn,on 81 's and bIv,aopnn ~
tn" Gth Election District Is bounded 10y
and within Essay ST. Delaney ct suffolk
The ~ Election District 4, bounded by
loy -. Grand 81, Essex s., Division ~.
The SS,h IElecuon District I. bounded nv
ana within, Grand ~, Allen. st.. nroome
st Orchard -. Canal a. and EldriIge ~
Tho 9'h Election District is bounded by
| and within Grand ST, Eldrilge st, Canni
at and thrystin ~
and within Rrooms 81, ANien ST., Grand
~ and chrystio Ct
.n Inv TiSS piSf ndf S"ST s p %,
!Hrcsy ~. Orchard e.. Brooms o., and For
Tho ian Election District II. bounded by
and Within Stan,,,on St! Forsyth st.
] BFo0mH NJ. ana NnrNhtls ~.
! The l3.h Election District Is bounded by
ana within stanton =, Orchard ST, NV
! ington 81 and Forsyth 81,
! Tho attn Election DISTRICT 10 bounded by
| ana within RiNngton At orchard ct,
| stanton st., Ludlow 81, Delaney ct, and
! Eldridge Et.
| The 18th Election District IL bounded ny
| and within orchard 1t, Delaney st.. Lud-
/ low ST., stanton St, Essex St, Grand st
/ Ludlow ST and Rroome st.
The 18Th Election District Ia bounded nv
! and within Mvlng'on St, Clinton st ,
! EsseN -
The 18th Election District is bounded by
! ana within stanton st., Clinton ST., Riv-
| inHtou st. and Essex ~.
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The LIST Election District Is bounded by
ana within W, 6Sth St, Columbus ave-, w
eith at and Amsterdam ave.
THE "a Election District Ia bounded by
and within w 67th st, Columbus ave. W
S5th ~, and Amsterdam ave,
The I'D Election District 10 bounded by
and within W, 6sth ST. Broadway. ". sIth
a. and West End ave
The Attn Election District 10 boundsd by
and within W list at, West End ave w
sith st., and Hudson River,
The 9Th Election District IA bounded by
and within W. 10th St, Amsterdam ave.
", ssth 81, and West End ave,
The 9Th Election District 10 bounded by
ana w,niH " Io, M. 81, Rrossa,SSay, W ss.h
way, W ssth st, and Amsterdam ave
The 7th Election District Ia bounded BY
and within W. list st., Columbus ave. W
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ELECTION NOTICE,

River. Market slip. Madison at, Pike 1t. and
Monroe st
The 18th Election District 10 bounded by
and within Jefferson ct. Cherry ct. Rutgers
ct. and Henry st.
and within Clinton at. East River, Rutgers
slip. Cherry St. Jefferson st. and Madison at.
The 18Th Election District IL bounded by
and within MONTGOMERY at, Cherry st.,
Clinton ~. and Madison ST.
Tho 18th Election District IL bounded hy
and within a diagonal limo from the corner
" Montgomery and Henry SITS. to the corner
~ GOuverneur and Madison sts, Madison S..
Jefferson St ana Henry 81.
Tho 18Th ElectiN district IL bounded by
and within Gouvcrneur ct. diagonal line
from tho corner OF Gouverueur and Madison
sis, - ting corner NJ Montgomery and Henry
SITS, Henry ct, Clinton st. East Broadway,
Montgomery ct and Division st.
IE' 18Th Election District Is bounded by
ana thn Gouverneur st.. Division st. Mon
Eomory ST., East Broadway, Clinton st. and
Grand st.
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NUth AsSembIy District,

The ist Election DISTRICT, is bounded by
and within W sam 81, 10th ave, " 3Oth
ST. aud Hudson River.
Tho I'd Election District Ia bounded nv
and within W. 3lth st.. Sth ave. " 32d
ST., I'm ave. " sLst ST. eth ave, W. AID
The nd Election District Is bounded by
and within W. S5th ST., IN ave, W. 8al
The ith Election District is bounded by
and within W 35th St, 9th ave. W, aith
ST. and 10Th ave
The stu Election District is bounded by
aud within W 3"th st., 9Th ave, ". 35th
si and 10Th ave,
Thc nth Election District Is bounded hv
and within " 36th ST, 9Th ave. " 36th
Thr IN Election District is bounded nv
and within W. 37th st. 7Ih ave. W SGth
| II. and 18th ave.
and within W. 8lLh st., 9Th ave, W s6th
The 9TH Election District II bounded by
ana within " 24th st. nth ave. w 2sth
-. eth ave- W. attn st. and Hudson
Eivcr.
Thr 10Th Election District Is bounded by
| and within a diagonal line from the corner
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CABINET MEMBERS AID GLYNN.
Garrison and NcAdoo Comins for
Big windup Here.

Two members Of President Wilson's
Cabinet will attest the Administrations
interest in Gov. Glynn by presiding at
Glynn meetings in this city this week.
Secretary of War Lndley NJ. Garrison
will have charge OF rally in Manhattan
Casino. Eighth avenue and lbbth street.
on Friday night. Other speakers in adj
dition to the Governor will be Bourko
Cochran. Secretary OF state Mitchell
MAY and Borough President Connolly OF
Queens. Mr.. Garrison will also speak
with Gov. Glynn at Suffers Harlem River
Casino, Second avenue and 127th street
on the same evening and John f. Cowan,
Commissioner OF Records. will preside
on Saturday night Secretary OF tho
Treasury McAdoo will introduce tho
speakers at Durlands Riding Academy,
West Sixty-sixth street. This meeting
is to be the big spurge of the city
Democrats and will close their campaign.
Gov. Glynn will he the principal speaker.
Tho other headliners are Jacob H. Schin.
Martin w Littleton, Francis Lynde Stet-
son. Augustus Thomas and County Chair
man William Harmon Black. No seats
will be reserved. Durland's seats about
5000 persons.
Gov. Glynn is expected in this city
about o'clock this morning. After speak
ing at several midday meetings he will
go 20 tho National Democratic club. 6l1
/ Fifth avenue. where reception VIII be
given from o'clock until :. Later he
will speak at a labor mass meeting in
Cooper Union with Samuel Gompers and
Lieut. GOV. Wagner His other meetings
tonight are at Hamilton Fish Park. where
JACOB H. Schiff will preside the old Cafe
boulevard, Second avenue and Tenth
street, and the National Theatre. Houston
street and Second avenue
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SAME OLD BILL"
WOULD QUIT FOR
MONEY, He SAYS
Continued from FIRST Page.

zen and have q right 10 DO what / want.
/ called on him at his residence"
Did he send for you?"
We'll, We had an appointment"
"What did you talk aboutT' he was
asked.
Politics.
did you offer your support
1T was not question of support
Furthermore | could not offer him the
support of the American party, because
am a Progressive, not member of tho
American party. l took charge OF Mr.
Suffers campaign because | believe In
him and believe that he was given a
rough deal by Murphy. | admire Col.
Roosevelt, but I think that Sulzer should
have been nominated by the Progressives
81 believe still that he will be elected
Governor. / told Mr.. Whitman as fnuch.
Mr.. Whitman said that he himself would
be elected Governor. | said to him, We'll.
l certainly prefer you to Glynn but |
am working for Sulzer. and ! believe he
will be elected
II certainly made no such a statement
al DR.. Kozma said ] did, and l certaAnly
would not have made Il when / was Sir.
Suffers campaign manager"
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enthusiastic reception. He then went 10

enthusiastic reception. He then went b
Morgantown. w. Va.
Taking n fling there at the wilson
Administration tho Colonel said:
The present Administration and that or
Mr.. Taft have not done ono thing TO break
up the corporations. Look at tho Stand
ard oil trust for example. Tho Supreme
Court decision on this case was one OF
the strongest ever handed down. but what
was the result. II split II into thirty nins
different companies. The men whom tho
Supreme Court declared were criminals
simply declared additional dividends and
Rockefeller added 500. 900, 900 to his al
ready ample fortune.
"The only way that any difference was
made apparent to the ordinary man was
that the price went UP. It's shame and
pretenoe of tho silliest kind to attempt
TO punish corporations by splitting them
up.
ITS a sham and q pretence for the
Wilson Administration to keep on split
ting them up. and II II wasn't so silly "
would do a great deal OF mischief"
Coming back to Uniontown the Colonel
addressed a crowd OF 5000. He declared
that Penrose represents that evil COM
bination between big business that Is
crooked and big politics that Is crooked"
When the Colonel reached McKeesport
members Of his party decided to celebrate
tho Colonels ffty-s!xth birthday, 30 they
had a confectioner supply big birthday
oalte with fifty-six candles, which was on
the centre OF the table at dinner tonight.
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T. R. SAYS PENROSE
RULE IS TOTTERING
Asserts Pennsylvania's g. o. P.
Machine Is Worse Than
One in New York.
HITS WILSON ON TARIFF

ALTOONA, Pa. Oct s1-Brand.ng the
Penrose Republican machine OF Pennsyl
vania as a more fragrant exhibition of
corrupt political practices than the
Barnes Murphy combinations OF New
York. Col. Roosevelt said tonight that
Penroseism In tottering on tho brink OF
Its fall in the Keystone State,
As a climax 20 a days campaigning
across the Allegheny Mountains from
Pittsburg TO Altoona the Progressive
leader, in speeches delivered this eve
ming at John-town and Aitoons, said that
tho fight of the Philadelphia leaders
among themselves Ia the surest sign OF tho
machines dlsintegration.
Taking up the split between mo Wares
and Penrose Roosevelt inferred that tire
"Irformers'' were bringing about their
own overthrow.
Tho Colonel was hailed with en-
tllusiasm IN a score OF cities in N,
Mononsahela Valley.
This In bully" ne cried, as tho trair
pulled out OF Charieroi TT beats 1911.
really believe Pinchot ard Mccormick
will do better than ala two years ago.
To-day was Mr.. Roosevelrs ffty-sixti
birthday. He celebrated II the firpt thin,
this morning by eating brace o.
pheasants presented to him BY Mrs
Frederick Fields of williamsport.
In Uniontown. tho homo town OF N,
Republican State chairman. Senator
William Grow. Roosevelt got an unusuall,
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SOHMER ALSO REPLIES.
says whitman Is Deliberately I'm
fair In Charges.

ArP.,,v. oct. william Sohmer'
state ComptroIler. gave out statement
hare tonight in which he said
The statements which appear in the
publio press this morning sh " that MT
W-bItman is so absolutely unfair In what
no has to say about my office and 20
reckless IN his instrumentation that l
feel Justified In making "A public reply.
'Nir. Whitman charged that the trans
fer tax appraisers and other appointees
engaged IN fixing the transfer tax In New
York county are members OF Tammany
Hall. which u true, but Mr. Whitman
ala not state that the law provides for tho
appointment OF appraisers In sixteen
counties and attorneys In all counties OF
the State, and that in every instance !
have appointed residents OF each county
10 do the work IN that county.
'TIe refused to state that under de-
clsion Of the Court OF Appeals In New
Yorl; and Kings counties | removed the
appointeps of my predecessor, VINO were,
with two exceptions district leaders or
the Republican organization. lie refused
to state that my appointees nave per
formed month for month almost twice as
much service as their predecessors that
begldes keeping up the work OF anpraisals
they have disposed Of more than l,boo
cases neglected by their predecessors; thal
fine revenues received from this tax have
beeu each year moro than S2,Ooo,ooo
greater than during any year or the ke-
nublIcan administration, and that TINS IN
crease would have been Impossible u
the appraisals had been conducted witt
such delay and laXity as existed under
the Republican administration"
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BENsEL ANSWERS WHITMAN.
snys lie Was horn I'm New York
CITY, where lie Votes.

AiP,~r. Oct 27.-John \. Beusel. the
State Engineer gave out the following
statement here tonight:
"The Whitman Newspaper Bureau gave
out I'm New York Yesterday n story to the
effect that state Enpineer John A. Ben
sci is not a res dent OF New York. In
reply | would say that this latest attack
Of Mr. whitman Is, first. remarkable
from the fact that my opponent on the
Republican ticket has been an actual resi-
dent OF the state OF Ohio for more than
two years.
so far as am concerned the duties
OF my Office require that ] shall travel
almost continually over the line OF the
work OF construction OF the canal, ex-
tending over 400 miles | do not see
that I lose my New York residence be-
cause Of this fact. although ! maintain
an anavtment I'm the city OF New York
and also one in Albany, where | am
located most OF the time when not out
on canal work.
ct cannot take my wife and family
with me on my travels. and so they elect
to stay part OF the time In New Jersey.
| where l occasionally meet them.
THE story OF the Whitman press
bureau reminds me- OF an attack made
when Mayor Mcclellan appointed me DOCK
| Commlssioner IL was stated that ! was
horn IN England and was educated In
| oxford University and further had never
| been naturaliZed.
'I admit tho latter charge because
vas horn I'm New York city, where
have lived and voted all my life, and
as a consequence there was no reason foi
mo 10 anply FOR naturalization papers.
have never been out OF this country II
my life and the ridicul9usness OF th'
| attack Is about on par with that mad'
BY tho Whitman bureau"
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LITTLE BETTING ON ELECTION.
Fred schumm Says Only $4,000
Has been waEereS.

Fewer bets arc being placed this year
than ever before on Gubernatorlal race,
according TO Fred Schumm yesterday. Up
TO the present time only about $4,000
has been placed. From present indica-
tons the bettors are more conservative
than ever. The Whitman adherents are
demanding 1913. Giynn hackers ofrer
even money.
In Schumm's opinion the old oettors
are holding back until the conclusion OF
the speechmaking this week, when, ne
thinks, the real waBers will be placed
The largest bets made yesterday were
$1,000. placed at even money. that Sui
ger will get more than 100. 900 votes next
week. and $1,000 that Eugene NJ. Travers.
Republican candidate for State Comp
troller. will be elected. Bettors seem
afraid to take $1,000 offered at TO l
that James A. Gerard, candidate for
United States Senator on the Democratic
ticket, will receive plurality OF 90. 00O
votes. Only small bets are being made
on the Senatorial race.