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CAPITAL 400 900
INSURH
llors' 8, Mules and Cattle against losses result
lnglrom Theft and Death. by fire, accident or
natural cause Principal office, 1913 South
4lh Street, Philadelphia
President, Col. CHARLES FRALEY,
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Vice President, ID. EsrERLY, do do
Sec'y. DIR. B. BECKER, Phila.
General Agent, p. IIaih, do
Reference by Fcrrris>iO.s.
To Hon Simon Cameron, Harrisburg Penn A.
Byrd Patton, Esq, Pottsville, Pa.
Gen. Jos. Stitchtcr, Hardware Merchant,
Reading, Pa.
Benjamin Haywood, Esq. Rolling Mills,
Poitsvillc, Pa.
- Dr. John Gloningcr, President Lebanon
Bank, Pa.
l.. Whitney Baker, Pcttsville, Pa, and
others See circular Reasons why you should
insure in this Company: Our rates are lower
in proportion to any other reliable Insurance
Company. While they only insure against
Fire we insure against MI risks, Theft. and
Death by fire, accident or disease. For fur
ther information We refer you to our local
agent, N. II. McCLELLAND, Waynesburg
Agent Ior Greene countys aug29 If.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Nov. 27.--Gold closed atl40a. it
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MoRRIssEY AND Ills SIsrER-The re-
port that n sister ol the amiable John
Mor'issey, recently elected to Congress
from New York city, was living in a
state of great des,tulion ut Chicago,
turned out to be true. On hearing the
scandalous story, he remembered he had
a sister he had not seen for seventeen
years. lie telegraphed a Chicago firm
Hale, Ayers & Go that if they were
satisfied the woman. claiming to be his
sister, was such in fact, to advance her
$3.50, and draw on him. A draft was
made accordingly.
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Turpcntlne and TurpeEtinc Varnishcs for
sale at Hoffman e. Roberts Drug Store.
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MASS WEI COME TO CoNGREss.-The
proposed mass welcome to Congress,
under the auspices OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Leagues OF Washington, will
doubtless be an imposing affair, There
will be procession in the morning, and
mass meeting at noon, at which the
wecome oration will be delivered and
the response OF Congress be made, to
be followed by a brief address from in-
vited speakers. In the evening at eight
o clock, there will be banquet. Cen.
John A, Logan has been invited to de-
liver the welcome address. Tho "Boys
in Blue d Pennsylvania and Maryland
are invited to participate III the welcome,
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TS0P! LOOK AT THIS "
HORSE STEALING IS ''PlAYED OUT f!

fI|IlE GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE
! Horse and live Stock Insurance Company.
Chartered by the State Of Pennsylvania.
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TUST received a new lot of choice perfume
- funrry, highly scented soaps cosmetics,
g., including many NEW ARTICLES very cheap.
c, and see them at BRADEN'S DRUG
STORE!
A LARGE stock of Patent Medicines just
IA received. Call and see our STOCK and
PRICES
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DLEn


Bop ,5. 's cS S5 OF OF S'Sds, , o. H. d
Funeral from the Isadsnee Of h brother Bishop No >, Elm
at hew-hsgen. This day (roesisyl g. OclockP ~
HGY R 9a S 1 'Ss saa o q I':s gs ''
TIE rsAtive and tnend the fuy invited 70 seod her
dsaoo q her paIsats 10 %csi " sSis .
BnADtoRp-NoYEs-At 81, Peters Church. Ai9aay 81 'ss
Albsny
BLEECKER-oa sunday morning The so year ofh.ac s'r.h
Bsh wife Of Au'houJ L. Bsecke and daughter Of Antiosy
TIE relative. invited sterd tie fnsns at Trinity
Church Tuesday the 'oh inst at O'clock without further IN
vaion.
C00LEYOn Sunday tae I8th inst, Henry Cooley ased u
iy and o"i, Of the f ,.s invited 70 s s q,
East Twenty soveub The remains vii DO tak'u to 0eeas
cooKE-M Kent, Conc on rIu,day Oct D. inss'
william Bridgeport Coun aged 50 and months
MYGATT-On Friday. the 18th inst, Jared K hys' aged "a
Toe ine service, viii be held the Dutch eoed Church coz
Of Pourh. ard elte plsce a. O'Clock on MONDAY
29h The relatives and friend. tho Amy as '''p''auy
invited 70 attend without further notes
RUDYARD-On Monday morning Oct ~, cSaots Goldsmith
wife Of Charlie. " EgdyAId aged ~ yeats a., I'll, a.,
sa o ss s1a 'S , her .,S residence no 49,
wiliamsbursh, wedne'day sf'ernoOn ssz o'clock -,
sTEVEES-A CoGsack SUNDAY Oct 49, Of consumption D.
J Stevens, ia the ild year Of h'age
sUGDeN-On Sunday evening oc. a. H'urea wife Of Benz
The isstye end noads q family rssily gy,'d 70 A.
tnd the funeral from her hte residence No. ~ VT On
Wednesday morning Os 81 d. Al O'CLOCK WITHOUT 'afn' '''
uoa.
manifestation Mordsy Oct 20 l} Ehze va hntf
Turner Rohagi r. Trnsg block and pump
maker IN tie 18th year Of her age IL II
TIE friends Of the family also o. her sons ON eo
Floyd s,pecny invited % attend tie funeral from het ise
residence No Watcsi Wednesday 49, inst a. ooioc1
MAY she rest In peace.
Nov Jersey papers please copy
WFEKs-On Saturday congestion " he inns Aana ~
only William Henry and Ella Weeks Sgd aou'h aud
ZfdayB
Tie ren. will be wlninyoa Do, for iaernsnt Oh
Tuesday. Oct. 3D.
Tie member, Of THE NEw.YoRE sEArN0 cLUB.ete,s2y
requested atetd funeral o. heic s s,soas JAhh5 =
LANDsDOyE. spring Pro bytsian Church near FaicSs
TEllS DAY (Tueid3yl - u o'clock; -,,,,o,., nj,
Js5EPu THOHsOs Secretary.
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TIE BRoApwAY BLocKApE.-The extension Of d

The BROADWAY BLOCKADE.-The extension Of the
track Of the East Broadway street railway Broadway
sunday has areiy been the occasion Of adding immensely
what previously almost insupportabe nuisance The
Intersection broadway and FOnst has long been the most
crowded spot b. whole length the city great thorough
fare The efforts policemen transit from
curb 10 opposite 81 ladies and children have been twice ns
arduous there any other point and uuincumlccd
gentlemen found positively dangerous 20 attempt 10 dodge
the thick ming crush Of onnhue trucks and wagons az
that famous Add these dangerous anuoyancc the
infection 0f ears which by nature Of their construction cannot
give accommodate other vehicles and the result MS
shown Yesterday j. suoh well make The public inquire
has rights which railway conpanc. bound respect
great Iea of bad blood ensendercd yesterday between
the drivers he usual vehicles and those Of TIE and
trouble likely Even II the track crossed the
street right angles 10 would be- serious obstruction 10
traffic but extending diagouay does FOR the distance Of
a block 10 Is usuicrnbe
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JEFF. DAYS.

TdE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE TO APPOINT rsSrIs-
sI0ggRs 20 VISIT WASHINGTON
Ngw-ORLRAES Oct. l5.-GOv. Humphrey of Mis-
sspp 81 tue prcca-ogs coalition Of Ell Davis
health recommends Che Legislature - appoint moro
C1mmiis1Ia 20 proceed 60 Washington 20 confer With The
4Ir,isat VITA 10 release Divi. parole ~ bi
The House % Representatives, OF tho Mississippi Legs
LlIo adopted The following resolutions on me Dth INST
Rssi That the members ~ this House desire % express
~ Jerrpu Dly. thcir dcepct sympathy tlsr profound r
D'r fci- continued pcs0ug attachment and thsr entering
remembrance Of As virtues AMI those great quIl
D. mind and hslr which IN tc Cabinet and field ~ power and
IN mailrln, marked HI cycn'fu life and which from
the prsJn clN forth aud receive th@r hIfs he sqe
ac.l0w gm,ni Of love and regard that they DID When he
breath ID 'i' az o. freedom
RsJrf That the members o. This House look upOn the
Gnement Of Mr. Davis Ni'e prisoner and without Judicial
pg1ce,s continued nearly - months unwlrrnntd by
thr Cors''m md the law and IN c name Of common hu
n1Gy they urge his immediate release a. least that speedy
TIA, which man has ~ 20 clam under The COrstu
ton when called upon 10 answer 20 the Courts OF the country
for his cDu1uct
Resf That this House l. DESTROYS that able member, Of
tie Mississippi bar should ~ proceed ~ virginia aud ac
tsriv engage tHr defense o. Mr Davis witt view % h-
speedy 'a' nni that for s1ch purpose prepared % make
the neo',siIy appropriations
Rsd 6ritr That this House present 20 The people O'
i.pp the subject Of providing fD the family o. Nj Davis
v -'h general and liberal tiOns from every county
vii insure to his wifr aud cdca that provision for life which
bis eminent service, bis devotion % h state his sell sacrifice
great merits great pTcs0at misfortune, imperyey
demand. ord which fr Ni,i ipp npu % roIsr would sIpN
her AMI her slns alike degenerate
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Mr. Stewards REPLY.
LOCAL POLITICS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RATrTCA.
TION MEETING.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RATHIcA-
TON MEETING.
The Committee OF Arrangements for the Hoffman
Ratification Meeting 20 take place this evening 40 Cooper In
TAYLOR presiding The reports % the Committees on OrsanIa
o on Iryitlt3rs Oh Resolutions and on Procession. we're
stated 20 Toe meeting telegram received IRON exGor.
promising that Do would be- Boo NcWi 0rk to-day "a
s ssoa i1s VII serve s on MS occasion o bn n be-
placed the Junction OF Asiorplace and Nhst ExGoy.
seymour viii speak in the inside hall while at The same time
the meeting viii be addressed from the main stand by Joel
Parker o. NewJersey.
RATIFICATION IN THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.
A meeting m ratification Of the nomination Of
Horace Greeley for Congress viii Dee held this evening the
Fifth ward Hotel zen Wabrdge aud other eminent speak.
ers will be present. The Boys IN Blue have organized for
attendance
not REGISTER, But SURROGATE
In our report Of The proceedings of the Democratic
Union County Convention 81 Saturday night the nomination
J. NJ smith r Tor Register announced The nomination
iOr Surrogate and not Register
LETTER FROM FRANCIS B. CUTTINj.
The following is the letter from Francis y. Cutting
IN Of the domination Of Lerand b. Cannon IN the With
NV YoEK, oct 2t 1856
Dan 5i rsssS stsesiagy that the condition my health
meeting ray The Nomination OF Col lie Grand B. Cannon
But while cannot be present your efforts to sustain
aesndse deserving Of support must beg to undead
meat to proo.s ~ lsHc # be y srd welfare people
Ny vote and auenc will be freely given TO this cause and
- oost interests in the Treeu canvas Respectfully your
obcdeHt servant ~. z. CUTTING
Letters read Peter Cooper and Morgan
both TIE highest degree complimentary 20 the candidate
MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE con-
SENTATIVE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Conservative Cen
era Committee last evening at the Broad
wav sud Twenty third.st Thomas b Asien Chairman and
III Hall secretary The Finance Committee reported that the
sum of $4,000 vii be- raised for election purposes II
solved 10 have boxes each election district and
pout three for each district 10 take charge OF them The
Committee manifested great enthusiasm or Joseph B Taylor
for Supervisor
aEETisG or THB LINCOLN UNION LEAGUE AssoCIA.
TON.
meeting of the above Association was held last
evening No lgj Bowey which Was Of very enthusiastic
chAraeie w Farmer occupied the char and opened
the proceedings IN appropriate address
Major Douglas CaDpbc.i te speaker Of tho evening
and OF his name helm. cd he received with cheers
commenced by making speca Ieeence 10 the late ebe
lion ic Of lis origin Re pad high compliment
h. tic late Pres don't lincoln ard IN drawing cos'rasi he
him PRECEDENT JohHson Gwe In severe aud wi'hr
Ing tcrg On NV Policy Zoe spihs nov % ialgy GUon Wa
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THE STATE OF TRiDE.

CORNER IN THE CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
lELEGRAPH TO rgiBUNE. ., g..
CHICAGO, Oct 29.-A leading packer Of THIS cry,
In New York is understood 10 control large corner III
the provision market which rendered very fyrl ana eA
cited by the necessities OF parties Who have 'oA 'hor anu
have been taken IN the trap.
CmcAeo Oct. 2sFour quiet Wheat hrn a - 80 - sl Tor
No - ior Con- added 2c siosIs Arn a.
20 for No l. aud s5Gg6c Tor Ne Oa's hrm me 1lls
No. J. aud tiid.4- iof 10 ff'Lts
At lie. Buffalo. Provisions quiet Bless s 30
Hogs doll AZ sdsl for N cnoice shipi 4o
FlDu $4,000 Mheat bus lo-t aDV SIsi )i'''
Rsoep,9,e boss Flolr 5000 bush Wheat E'V" Ola on
2ID0l bush Oats, / go hogs a..
WIxIyeToS Oc. s9-Crude THrpensne 'tssg a. - y ior
Virgin and Yellow Dip Spirits 1urpenne slNhr'as sr 90
Resin sssdy Tar ~ 0 Cotton, Sb15otc 10,
ST Lors Oct ~ Floir very a. - ~ 90 " Psnuo
Sll 3idsl1 IS SinIeEx AHdAll - t9s Doicr fKra
nd Is 25dssfo Ysncy Wheat 81 80 ~ - icr prisr
10 choice Spring 81 ak2 for pnss Fall - roJeJ Tor ehcc'
Fall Com advanced % Doc n ~ ~ OHt nneti
PORK over 81 t0G 81 BAeonCeF sides Ii''fc' "o ~
fl5ie. fnt Shoulders Lari-issc for prime t~sS-t
SAVANNAH Oct ssCoto1 ssoay sl'es - tSe' mds-s ne
Oct I0-,o.f0nsales ~ bales bii1'a: -
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NFW-IERSEv.

JOHN HUYLga ACCEPTS Tbs DEMOCRATIC NOMIN ATOM
The Hpa. John Huv.er o. Bergen County who was
nominated i1r Con grcss IN the Fourth District OF New
jersey by Tie Independent Democratic Correction, has
accepted il LIS letter lie states thai he continues 20
stand by the principles aud doctrines OF the DoAo,Iatc
party, and adds
i hove not slugl. the nomination and IN accepting 10
not from r.y 0T personal gan. b % meet your
ys, ana 10 Unite with the COnvc ard tfOsc represented
therein IN .,if advance eeye the mi rsi7 O
the Dcnscl &c party understand 90 lc dortlue 81
the Irnir frartv too Origin 20 1r Criionr
thar % m fs right seek Office % shrink ron It's du
ties or rc,rof cs when called upon by his fellow citizens
10 betr tcr vld OLclelcc 20 this doctrine IN gen
tlemcn. mos respect Iuy. Sc, JOIN HJiiA-
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TIE DowsISGs.-The name Of these worthy colored
has become historic and associated in the mind OF
every Ncw-Yorker with the good cheer which 1t j. their
business to dispense. TIE late Thomas Downing sold
oysters in this city for fifty years, and since bis death
his two have succeeded him. Their comiorta-
bic may found in the CustomHouse entrance
on wilam-st. and it is sufficient commentator to say
that their chance customers usually become permanent
Like their father before them they also attend TO
catering Tor weddings and other entertainments IN which
branch OF the business they will also be found prompt ana
efficient.
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WHALIEG INTELLIGENCE.

sr rrLsGaArn TO r8s TRIBUNE
ST. JOHNS. N. f.. Oct. 27.-Tbe whaling steamers
Wolf and Lion have arrived here with three whale each Tho
Wolf brings tho captain and crew and cargo Of sixty uns o.
oil Of the American bark Antelope wrecked on C1mhcrand
inlot Capt Tyson late % le Antelope reports e gh1.ers
George anl Mar Leader HoWc giana Oxford Morning
star and Pioneer all clean The steamer Pioneer had 80 bbi
the Concord 100 bbs Of O The fishing generally
ure The Scotch whaling Sect had also met with cry bst
success
NBw-IOEDOH, Oct. 2o.-Messrs. Williams s. Haven
have rccegod dispatch from their agent n San Francisco
porting he ship Monticello Capt Phillips sept ~ q Ire
Arctic vita Xix whale,
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THE MARYLAND TROUBLE.

no TESTIMONY FOR THg PROSECUTION CLOSED
rzLagnlPH rmE
BALTm RI OCt 29-The examination NJ the charges
against tho Police Commissioners wac resumed today et
Annapolis Somo 20 witnesses were examined, when, a.
O'Clock, tho prosecution announced that thoy wefo
Though bat would hsyc some rebutting evidence The
examination OF witnesses for the defense Will commence
tomorrow. Tho egif,ace today elected nothing i'm
pOrant
heavy so,th east r,n storm prevailing tins evening
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TEXAS

sziRMEms1 BETWEEN CORrIMA AND CAEALas-rHB
ArTAK On MATAMOROs POSTPONED.
ny TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
GALVESTON, oct. 2J.-Brownsve papers are received.
new revolution from Or.ega Is anticipated. Skirmish
in, was going on between Cortna and Calale' Cortna
had postponed the attack Maamoros a. the request Of
Iapia Juirez had sent Commissioners to Caaalcs who
nut them into the calabOOse. Ex-RcDc Decentralization.
Reagan publishes long letter referring 10 former letter.
He very strongly n favor OF granting negroes suffrage
and III the other rights the same the white man.
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IHR Pacific PAILEOAD EXCLUSION

~ r-rr5alPl - fuE y T
CHICAGO. Oc.. 29-The Pacific Railway eIcur-
s1rl,1 reached This cS)a their r'url journey lsi evening
yn g., north Western Railway AZ O'Clock this afternoon
cy rH' iinc 90 special reception at n, Opera House
uulcr e., i,,ri-., o, rc Bo'rl Or Trade ftii)nab'
aai'uce rr,s'nt including many ilcs nal me crrc
monies render ed very a-F,eab, by the Committee which
consisted % Me,fs Douglass Dunlap Harris Hale cirIsiy.
Phillip sargent Moore AMI Young representing tho loctl
wiy line and MnY0r Rec Precedent Dore o. the BoIri Of
Judd aud 70 orr lslIiIg capitalists Addresses Of
so l,ne made bv Ma Rice. President D0re senator
Trbs anI oiacI iuI response By senator wade The ioa
j - Alley Lord hiris and others TIs party leave his
cr-Ilge .lr Now Nlra
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large attendance AZ the Republican rally at Rands Hall
this evening Patrick Corbcit and tho Rev H. l. Ives are
the speakers.
MASS MEETING IN WEsTCHBsTER COUNTY
The people Of WestchcN,r County hold a grand mass
meeting NJ Mount K'soo on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Oct 81 lS6C 90 rly The regular O9loh iepHb
hCar n0.n milton indorss Congress aud nlbuke traitors
Should The weather provo favorable - viii, doubtie'
prove ono Of the most successful gatherings " the cam
palgl. Cen. Woo1Od, the hon Glauncey ri pePgW,
George bolCe esq Eliot {. CpdVin' ESQ Judge
Robinson and othcrs viii address the messing soo1
band OF music will also bc ID at'eudagce.
EKrUBMCAS- UNION hABrEG IN I0CKroFr
Tl0Cgp0pq Oct 95-ADOfhgr large RepC blioan mass
meeting was held in this city tf evening torch light
prooeson passed through tho streets 70 me CourhOuse
yard where Ger kartu1ao addressed the soldiers SAL
Ors and citizens genersy upon the great Issues now be-
fore them The General spoko Tor about two hours, and
with marked ability snd effect. Tie greatest enthusiasm
prevailed the OCCASION and tho people showed " u'st
deep attention end interest tha they arc fully aiVo 10
the importance OF tho coming election and the mo15R-
tons questions which toy called upon 70 consider DO
fore IL takes place
MASS REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IN QUEENS COUNTY.
The Union men Of Queens County sTo % hold mass
convention a. Mineoa Wednesday, Oct. 81 At clock
Speeches will be made by The Ron H. g. Noble, Judge
W H. GlcloE Union candidate for Congress ~ The rSt
District
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
By rsIsar lPH TO TINS TRIBUNE
RoCHEsTER, n. Y. Oct. 2s-The Democrats and Ma.
ti)nal Union Of this city nave nominated Chaunoy
Pery for ssembly.
HANNIBAL HAALN IN VT. LAWRENCE COUNTY
sY rBIEan1rB
PoTsDhW, Oct 9-Thc Hon. Hannibal Hsm.in today
ADDRESSED fI two hours OF the largest meetings
held in this county. mr.. Bamn scsthinGy removed
the important acts ol President Johnson and showed tha'
they were not merely wrong but high crimes and mSdo
meanora Buficient under the Constitution and tho de-
csons Of the United States Supreme Court for his I'M
peachment He forai5ly illug:r1ted # we adopt my
policy how imminent is the danger Of bong necessa'ed
10 assume tho Rebel debt that tie Of Congress ~
the last session was such became hlghnnded repre-
SOM SO aieL an oEA0ited al 70 stand By .lem
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GRAs,HOPPERs IN KANsAs.-A letter from Oathe,
Kansas states that the damage done by gasshoppcrs has
been far less than represented. The much
matured b. injured and the crop large and though
they down the young wheat they did not Kill the roots
They made sad work however in gardens. since their
disappearance the weather ms been warm Tor four
weeks the young will hatch and the frost will
XII them.
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BOwEY-BsH-In ihi, city on ThIrisy Oct 2s by the Rev
W & Mkes d. Thomss W Boweu. esq Of Nevada TO S"'
Mary y. Bush 0. New York.
KHOWLTON-TABFR-Iu Columbia s G, Siiufd,y t,c 1Nh
ul rs.deueo Of the brides brother d. Albert Nv e foaf
by tho ~ Bruce W,lker Ausrstus Baron knowfon o.
yn. r. y to Emma dsuser the istc william H. I'De'
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NETWORK.


ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS ~ RENSSELAER,.
rELEGRAPa
Troy, Oct 29Wiliam Gurtry one ofthe leading bust
Of Troy ths evening nominated for tAe As
ssH5ly by Tie Republican Convention foI the City Dis.
tnet EleaaI Wooster has been rsDoninged by TIE Rs
publican Convention Of the Second District o. the
County
notwithstanding severe Isn storm. tlere Is a verP
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FIRES


BALTIMORE, Oct ga i've broke out tins evening
20 he large warehouse No 2i6 BhtmOre ST. occupied by Far
banks scale warehouse ard by Mansion B0thers - .
china During the progress o. The FIRE The oonlce e
bs " I'M, ring t1ree bcnen who were on ladder Two Oh
tcm Il t0usht will die Tho loss by tho fire Is quite heavy
The exact .m n Is not yet Known The stock in tbs be5rs
Turnbgll's store siio.nIng BlgEty damaged
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AagaMDLY NOMINATION..
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE COMPLETE CONjRBSS IIJAh4''
The Democrats oil The LIST Massachusetts District nave
nominated the Hon Matthias Ellis Of Carver for Congress
against the Hon. Thomas ID. Eliot Tins completes the
Congress ticket Of both parties which Is AZ follows, mo
names o. thepresent members being III i'alc'
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MARIE

ANDRE NS-CARPENT thor ,ene- Of hfdoe maven.
% n <.sy Orl ~ by dc Rcv ME m6GbesnsJ Iii OeoIsc
An.rse d He-Yo Misa huni d dspshiei Of hsh'n
~ pen.tt q ,.iN9l, NDllnt.
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

psr G,y--r1r-Ton REUBEN T. TEETON. Ch99auQnai
S'grLs .G,perHor-Cen STEWART J. NyCniOtD hins
J'lr Ctral C,ur'r-Hou SIEpubE L. HAlI. steGtehi
y',f f.ft.Jr fs.r-..,v--(ien JOIN HAMMOND, tsse1.
Election. Tuesday, Nov o.
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The TURF

PHIbADBLPHfA, Oct - Attic RAGS today a. tho
Point Breeze Park Dexter Pech ana Polly Ann vsTe
egt.rrt 9ts former Won al u, hesia TINS ''l 'H '@