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Mpa. MARSHALL O. RoBERTs

THE RecOiatiOn. i'll the course Of Al article
forc.by vindicatng womans right to place as reii-
gious teacher has this bit Of personal intelligence:
Another woman, from unexpected quarter,
has lust come before the public III tue Charac-
ter OF religious teacher and most beauti-
fully does she fulf her function We refer 10 Mrs.
Marshall o. Roberts, wife Of the NewNork millionaire.
AT the recent anniversary OF the American Board of Com
missoners Of Foreign Missions in BrOOkyn-a gather
ing 50 large that 1t filed three great edihces
with simultaneous meetings-the most memorable
OF these was consisting exclusively Of
women and presided by Mrs. Roberts II was held
In the beautiful church edcc which the late Dr. Bcthunc
built and left behind him lis monument; aud never
did that cOmely audience chamber wear talfer look
than when crowded with the congregation OF women
listening 70 a sweet fearful and pathetic speech by n
woman. If anybody supposes that Mrs. Roberts N
making this address, out OF her sphere we should
should ike know what does belong t. womans sphere
IL religious instruction 10 her own sex does not
We have not inquired whether Mrs Roberts fayOrs or
disfayOrs iwOman's suffrage But we know that by
her beautiful example last week. che will be the means
OF opening the pshithertO sealed through rear OF pup
lie Opin0n--Of many noble and able women, VINO, as
members OF churches have been falsely restrained IRON
a public participation IN church services
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Kepublicsp Meetings.
NETWORK.

REPUBLICAN MEETING At AUBURN
AUBURN, Oct t2.-The first Republican meet
inc Of the campaign held here this evening Inc
Casey Opera House, capable Of holding 1890 people, was
crowded every inch Of standngroom being occupied
About ca O'Clock heavy rain set IN; but, not"thS'u
ing the people OF the city and adjoining towns turned
ont q, oGses and long before the hour OF meeting, a
o'clock st in front of the opera Honse Was
blocked with people, who in the pctng ram patiently
ard goodnaturedy awaited the opening OF the doors
When the doors were opened the Opera House was IN
santy filled, and hundreds were cOmpell9u 70 10
unable Ia Obtain admission Gen WOodiOrd on entering
was welcomed with great applause Ills speech .as =
attentiyely listened to, and was frequently lhtsrIupt
Inv opplaIse IL was the largest and most enthusiastic
evening meeting held N this city. On inc return OF
Gen. Woodford to his hotel he was waited upon ny
compliment by appropriate speech
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THE NEWMAN FUND.

A number of the artists who make speciality
OF designing and drawing wood for our illustrated
papers magazines and books are now engaged getting
together collection OF sketches by members OF their
profession which first TO be exhibited and then dis
posed of by lottery after the manner In vogue al chureh
fairs for the benefit OF Che family OF the iae William
,,.n A,most all the graphic artists in New-York
and Boston have engaged To contribute, ana large
number have already sent drawings In TO the committees
nn these are irley Nast, HOppn, Parsons, JeWctt,
Iinton Hyde Beiiew, Beard, sheppard, Ih~hihs, ana
nearly 20 Others Altogether more than 10 artists wiz De
,5..nt.,I i'm t1,c collection Dir. Newman "
the beat VI ovr Humorous artist and has Tor tho pat 10
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PREsBYTERY OF NASSAU.

The Presbytery of Nassau began its semi
annual session at Rosyn L. L. on Monday evening" with
a sermon by the Moderator, the Rev. Dr. Stead Of
Astoria the text, Timothy, lst and 9Th verses The
Rev Mr. Carter OF Huntington was chosen Moderator.
on Tuesday the Presbytery met at a. and spent an
hour and half in devotional exercises request was
presented by the Rev. p d. Oakley for the pastoral rela
OnS which have existed between him and the PresDyte
ran Church in Jamaica for 20 years past to be dissolved
The failure Of his health cOmpels this course. The re-
quest granted and the pulpit Of that church was de-
clared vacant request was presented by the Rev
Mr. Shma a German minister, to be received into the
Presbyery with view to become the pastor OF the Pres
byteran Church at Fosters Meadow. The request was
granted Other business OF minor importance was trans
acted, when the Presbytery adjourned ats O'Clock 20
meet next week in Huntington at the call OF the
Moderator.
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LATEST RETURNS FROM IOWA.

MCGREGOR, Iowa, Oct. 13.-In the Hid COne
gres,onal District stOneman, Dem, has 175 majority.
Knapp Dem for Judge OF the Supreme Court, 1Oi ma
Orty and Noble Dem for Judge OF the Supreme Court
5S majority The balance of the State ticket Is Demo
cratic by IS majority. In the Township or WnOna the
state ticket is Republican by IS majority.
In the Township Of Gutenberg the Republican ma
ory for the State ticket is - In Girard Township the
Democratic majority for the State ticket is g. In Gar
navie Township the Republican majority for the State
ticket is q. ~
The official vote OF DesMOincs City is: Republican,
1.Ol2; Democratic, 426. Republican majority. 5S6 Inc
vote was light. The Republican majority III this VOIi
county is 200.
The Republican majority in tho town Of Casey for
Judge of the Supreme Court Co. For State officers the
average Republican majority is 70 for the Constitutional
Convention 10; against the Convention, 20. Palmer he
publican candidate for Congress in The WITH District has
20 majOrity.
DESMOINYs, Oct. 13.-FOrtyhree counties give Re
publican majority ~ O60 only about 500 less than the
same counties gave last year.
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years contributed profusely to tho HAspe and Frank
Lesbos publications An Engllshman by BIRTH be was
OF the first and largest contributors TO The London
Punch. In addition 10 his excellence artist with
the pencil he was most accomplished gentleman in
other respects He wrote several works, and most
skillful musician. He leaves widow and eight children
Most OF the latter inherit their fathers talent for music
preemnent degree, but have not generally cui
tiyated the pencil 49,
The Committee OF arrangements in getting up the New
man Fund are:
r. Bellew, Office OF PunehineIIo; J. IT, Howard Frank
Lese's H. L. Stephens Broadway corner OF tultonst'
H. Linton, Yonkers; A. Lumley, SOmerville Gallery
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CROLIUS-TRRS-Oc r. 1870 the Collegiate Reformed Church
Fnh and Tsmtninthst by the Rev Thomas DE Witt
D. w. Crolus Hehn s.. eldest daughter OF George
Tiers, ESQ, all Of this city
TUESDAY Oct H. =. the reienes Of The
brides father, by Rev LEROY Lockwood assisted by Rsy T X a.
Peek Vemea porAnd Of Hastings tho Hudson to bs's
daughter Of Hon Samuel Campbell Of Mes fork Ms n l.
GESNBRG OnDoN-On THURSDAY by the Ret George 6oru'
hts reside IN shrub Oaks Sylvester GesDer, Of IAry~NS
Mary jana Gordon. daughter Of The OheiAung clergyman
HuRLBUG-rLLOU- THURSDAY, Oct a. st IuhW ,ts, u
Rev F<aukn Rabbit Richard W. Iurlhut and Fanny u's
Fran As lilou. ESD. all Of this city, ~, tLe
JACHON-SHERwOOD- New-iork. Oet r. At in' - s Bm5 r.
b.,d,s uncle by tle Rev John LO1e, IT,, James '''''
sherwood AZ ot Sing slug
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LATEST RETURNS FROM OHIO

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-Fitty-two counties have
iorty of 6625 the remaining 80 counties will increase
the Republican majority TO 5000. In the iVth DS-
trici, Mckinney (Dcn) has l2l majority .
The Republicans held grand iohcation meeting nero
Tonight which was attended by 5000 people Speeches
were made ny Messrs. Sheabarger, Ferry, Sher"oou'
Furay and Galloway.
CCINCINNATI oct lS.-Special dispatches received by
The Gazette give Judge Wilson (Rep) % majority IN tho
INth Indiana District.
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should have occurred 90 near tho CofrtHous Crsw-
ford then conducted back 10 the Return Judges
room, and. after the completion OF the count was CON
order escape the crowd that at the time nearly blocked
up Chcstnutst A riot seriously threatened, and
many arrests made Fortunately, tho city escaped
any further Disgrace.
Mayor OF the police force in New
York whore they had 10 attend the funeral OF 5u-
perintcndent Jordan.
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CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA.
lnemocr,ts 10 ltditcl
Dist. I. Samuel j. Randall, reelected. -, o.>,-,,
III. w. Greeley, Ind. Rep, vice Charles oNeill'
Ill. Leonard Myers, reelected;
~ William ID. Kelley, reelected
v tJohn n. Reading prob. vice Caleb N Taylor
VI r. I. Ackcr vice John ~. SttGS.
VII Washington Townsend, reelected.
VIII. j. Laurence G6t-, reelected.
IX Oliver j. Dickey reelected.
\. John W. Eill.nger vice Henry L. Cake.
NJ .Ioba b. Stores, vice Daniel d. Ian AaGen, ~,
NIL Il ID. Shoemaker vice George ~ h0od"0F"'
Nil Ulysses Mercur, reelected
XIV. John b. Packer, reelected
Nv. Riohdrd j. HGtdcmdR reelected
XVI John Cessna, prob. reelected, Official vote re-
XVII. ". Milton Spear, prob vice Daniel J, Morrell.
x XIX Glcni " Scodeid reelected. :. ~.,.u
N. tSGmud Grtfi6 vice Calvin V. Gilflan.
MI. themy u foS;er wee John CoVode'
Xiii Xiii. Ebenezcr Mc6nkin. vice Darwin Phelps
&XIV tHilhdm Nice tciiaHd, vice Joseph b. DOnlcy.
'--Reycsican gain. tDemorritc gain.
OHIO.
|. Aaron F. Perry, vice I'eier ". StrddT.
II. Job l.. Stevenson, reelected.
III iLc,ris D.. Campbell vice Robert c, Schenck.
n tJ r. McEeaa2 prob. vice WIN. Lawrence.
V. Charles /. LGmisOn, vice bdhdm Munger.
VI. John A. Smith. reelected.
VII. samuel Shellabarger, vice James D. Ninans
VII. John Beatty, reelected: >, ,,.,,
T.. Charles Foster. vice EdUdrd !. DtcR'RsOR'
-. Z. ID. Peck, reelected.
NJ. John 4. Wilson. reelected.
Nj. PbIGd. Dda Trump reelected.
ALL. tJeOTg6 - morgan, TttltCttu
NV. James MuurOe, vice Martin Welker
Ky. William T. SpIague, vice Ellaklm H. Moore
WI. John A. Bingham, prob, re lcctcd.
XVII. Jacob A. Amber, reelected.
XVIII. William III. qSon, reelected.
Nj. James A. Garfield, reelected.
SRep gain democratic Gain.
INDIANA.
l. lPillidm Z. Nibldcf, reelected.
H. Michael e. Ken. re Elected.
ill 6iilidn s. Holman, reelected.
". John NJ Wilson. vice Geo. W. julien.
v John COburn, reelected
VI HGRiei d. VOOJheee, reelected.
VII tMdhl0n ID. Manson, vice GodlOve 5. Ortiz.
Fiji. James +. Tyncr. reelected.
N. ). Z. c. ShankS, reelected.
y. William Williams, reelected.
NJ. Jasper Packard. reelected.
democratic gain.
IOWA.
|. George W. McCreary reelected
ii. A. b. Cotton vice William Smyth.
L. Y. Wolfe short teml, vice William Smyth.
III. W. G. DOman. vice William b. Allison,
~. Madison M. " alden, vice " VILLAIN Loushndge.
V. Frank w. Palmer. reelected.
VI. jackson Orr, vice Charles POmeTOy.
NEBRASKA.
John Taffe reelected.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

latest RETURNS REPUBLICAN GAINS AND
LossEs-INDIANA DEMOCRATIC BY 2,0W-
sCHENCK DEFEATEp--PROBABLE LOSS OF
FOlR REPRESENTATIVES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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A post norton examination of the body of
Mrs Rebecca C. Jones, who was alleged 10 nave com,
Itted suicide on Monday morning, showed that she had
died from excessive use OF intoxicating liquors, and
suide Sic WIS about 90 years of age, and has long
been uteInucraG She has been ey much SPOKEN OF as
the Confidence Woman Otherwise MIS- fatVetsoh Ut
Mrs Warren.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LOSDON. Oct lll mAmencan opened quiet and
steady ConsO g2I as for money and account Railway stock,
opened Qu,L
LvgEPooI Oct 3ll Motion opened dull and unchanged
LosDoS, Oct 1911 me6nd Petroleum declining quoted 81
LOSDos 1872 pm.Cono 81 for money American securities
quie! and steady. Stocss dull
Oct 49, mCOt0n has downward tendency. Pork
Cheese co. cW for the best grades Of American fne. Lard
ii y
LERPooL Oct price Of Conso
but few borrowers owing the crisis aud
banker DOL gei employ their balances.
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noNVSTrC MARKETS

ST Lor, Oct de- ming ,les 4agc Flour quiet
heavy; low grades declined 2Hc No Red
Winter. 81 81 81 d. No Red Winter II 22 ~ 20 Choice
Tsrc- ~ Corn heavy 6jd15c for White. Oats rm
, Barley held higher Rye declining sales at zoe for Prime
WHISKY irregular sales at Sdyc Tobacco unchanged Hemp IN
Provisions Pork, S25 81 Dry
Sal, Shorldess ~ elsie; Clear Rib Sides l6al7c Bacon
aouers Is Rib Sides. 8iGlGtc Clear Sides lsc Lard
At 6 Cattle unchanged Hogs unchanged Reeepts-4OOO bb
Flour slO,0 bush. Wheat
WilxIvGToy n c. l3-Spits Turpentine dul. Common
Crude Turpntne frme Al 53a - To- Tar hne at
~ 3D.
ArGusrA 3Coon closed quiet sales Ss2 bales hdiiin
l3c, receipts 1879 bales
Dsrsolr Oc: Flour Choice. SO Wheat steady Extra
81 ssh No ~ 23 Regular 81 L; Amber, I'll Isl! Corn hrm
and al i5c. Oats quiet 40lc
ORLEANS Ia Oct l3Four dul Supersse - So Double
Extra IS Treble Extra t575. Crl-NiId, HARE; Whit
73c Oas 5052c Bran and 6rm SlG - o. Hay-Prue
Pork fer, Mess +2ia t2i So Bacon, Isle for Shoulders
3c for Clear Rob sides poe for Clear Sides Hams &c Lard
Iierc,s ~ LIE Key l2ld20c Snga-We Clarfei lie. Mo
lasses 81 Whsky-Recifei soc At vt. CofeePrme
l7c Fvchange-Sterng nominay 49, New ORR sight discount
Gold, 49,.
BALTIMORE CATTLE HARKBT-Ocr. b.
BeeVes fairly First Quality jid7c Medium 70 Far 4s45c
Ine0t Ornars 81 G4i; receipts 2SI head sales 1 head
quiet Cool Hogs Il! ac receipts $3.50 head Sheep
IN demaui Poor dull PAR to Cool 405c Good to
p,.r. g., DO N,e.Nb T50- iDtS
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POLITICAL

sorsnSr. ..,-.....-..sTBWART L.. wOODPORD, Nsss
lieut. Governor .. -. .siEismusd knufinnnn, Kings
Coaroilr-.............AbiahW w. Palmer, Duchess
CaaaI CON (Far Term) .Absniom Nelson, Erie
Cans, Com (short TIM. Alex. Barley, Wsshinstca
Stat PrSsos Inspector. John Parkhurst, Cdsion-
Election Tuesday, Nov. y.
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Joseph Sebattan, for several years Engineer
OF the Manhattan Gas Works in this city, died on Wedne
day evening at Nyack. Mr. Sebatan was long engaged
in the construction OF gas works III this country He
gentleman of culture and much esteemed aud re-
spected by large circle Of friends
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FIRST PAGE Boston Live Stock Mar
News of Of the Week DO Buffalo Cattle Market
nestle and FOrclgnj. Erie Railway
The October Elections. European Markets.
The War in Europe. Fdndng the National
SECOND PAGE Debt
A Literary Veteran Grain. Provision, and
Forbidden Other Markets.
LEmpire Cest La Pax. Marriages and Deaths.
New Publications: " WHOLESALE Prices
Advertisements. OF country frouuoe;
THIRD PAGE. Philadelphia Cattle Mar
Foreign Missions. ket.
The Voice OF Nemesis to Political
the Republic. The Census.
Tribune War Letters: Thomas Hughes, M. P.
Paris After the Battle. SIXTH PAGE.
Prospects Of German Agricultural:
Raising the Blockade. American Institute
The Feeling In Berlin. Farmers Club
The situation in Spain Cream Of the Farm Jour
Alsace and lorraine Dairy Farming - No.
DIR. johann Jacob. ANI
Enforcing Neutrality. Earth closets,
English Lady Nurses Facts ana News Tor
NJ Jules FaNre and Farmers
sale OF tine Empcrors Kansas and Colorado.
Horses SEVENTH PAGE.
The Ex Emperor Inter Agricultural
viewed. Advertisements
The German Exiles from horticulture and Mar
France kct Gardening.
The French Officers Cap What Know OF Farm
FOURTH raGE. Gran ma AIas Does.
Editorial: Home Interests.
Neutrality. NewYork Cattle Market
october Once More Real Estate:
Shall we Have an Hon ADV ertisemehtS.
est Electionf EIGHTH PAGE.
Tho EIsrtions Commercial Matters
The War and the Cot Cotton Markets.
ron Crop Miscellaneous Advertise
E,ur Uovs Ar louis, ments.
FIFTH PAGE. The Dry Goods Trade.
Announcements.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week ia ready this
morning, and contains, in addition to the general news
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huLER-ELYps Tuesday OFT H. a. a. Gecrgvs Chnrsa " ~
Stephen " Tyng, D. D. assisted b. n Rev. Bssop Lee, C24
ibis city - " 49,
niNsk-STBvHHs-On Wednesday Del. H. 1910 ny Rsv n 4
( al of this city. -
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday eyesns Got H. - &is
cse OF Vie bnes parents BY To Rev George Bacon sssa
aoa Emma A. daughter Of Davis Colsnoe NJ 0raogr. n J.
shaeThAN-In BrootiYn, Wednesday r. Cnxss
Saiohs Chnroh By the Rev VIM BOdIngtos p.
Payne. No ~ D. . "~'"@' W "'-~-
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East ' 0fanse-James Peck, Elias O. Doremu.

Orange-stephen W. Tichenor, Henry p. Virgins, John
H. Matthews.
East Orange-James Peck Elias o. D0remu1
BOOmiicd-IIOraCe DOdd, Augustus 4. Morris.
MUutclaiT-GTant j. Wheeler, BtIt00t StJ'fi.
BtllcViIe-ThcOdOre Sanford, Henry Dune ih.
Caldwell GeOTge Lane, william u. AHe".
ClintOu-PeteT Sanford, Henry heef'r.
MilbuU-Eiward 4. Nottingham, JOhn Mclaughlin
Livng-tOu-loses j.. Halsey, Ezra Il. Squ.rL
South OEaugc-IGyOH q. EutdiciH, Hys'f =. Nrtth.
West C.suc,-IhOHGS o. BOodrUV, tEdr.t, Williams.
WO.J.iic-HUr1ce II. Nichols James Moore.
Republicans, II Roman, ~ Democrats, u italics, H.
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NEW-,JERSEY.

NEWARK, CHARTER ELECTION.
The following shows the result of the Charter
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election in Newark on Tuesday:
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the Mouth, bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Copious Discharges Of Urine, Pain in
the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other
painful symptoms which are the ofsprings Of
Dyspepsia, are cured BY these Btters
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in Pim-
pies, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when it is
foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure and the health of the system will
follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system of SO many thousands, are ettectually
destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
English, German, French, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 80 e. "a Commerce Street, N. Y.
Proprietor r. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco, California, and 80 anda4 Com
@ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS.