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People and Things.

Linseed oil is extensively adulteratsd
with cotton seed oil.
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this way candidate 30 VOL known ~ myself might de-
nI S X. Of could Ss prSTentSd scm re
turning their candidate, whoever he might be- or how
stained with notorious moral and political dsn-
Quency.
Mr.. o'coNoRs RE AsoNs FOR DECLINING.
Viewing your proposals in this light, and before look
ing further, induced to think that ought to
cept the nomination. II elected IsuppOsed could serve
you faithfully and diligently II defeated, the opprobrum
now resting upon your opponents would be intensified.
Neither dscredit to myself personally nor honor to my
rival could result In any event other
hOgeycr demanded 9ttCnto1 they have received IT,
didate. viii briefly state my ressone;,
I'm the first place am likely to find full occupation for
Generals legal proceedings against the robbers who not
content with their already realized gains are now thun
deTng at the gates OF the Treasury and determined
to cOntnne their Ubiquitous through the agency
Of the DO,dR AND %tS aO
ing am placed as the adviser and prosecutor OF these
even the color Of any personal interest Events show
ncOntestaby my perfect dsnterestedness In all that
Neither power, profit, nor pStronaSe Of any Kind has
resulted or viii result to me. However nsPt the sug
In the Assembly had temptations to my pride or amb
on or that was sought as steppngsto1e to higher
should not be afforded color. have therefore deter
mined to decline for this or other See
there other honest in sqfcIent numbers and Of
knowledge SKILL and Judgment in law, in legislation
in any department Of human effort may possess, are,
can be employed by In aprvate station with equal
not greater advantage to the public than in any office
II the people should elect an honest Legislature, my
best efforts viii BIO at Its command seat as legislator
Is not necessary to this purpose already purchased
no good law could be obtained by any human means.
Whatever may done In this City by that false can
yassng which Is the last daoolical resort OF official VII
lainy Il yet be hoped that honest majority OF
the country members viii begin the session by deter
mining the right to contested seats And need there
shall be- the corrupt returns Of the NewYork City tri
umvrate may be passed upon together presenting
single question This trial OF the conspirAtors together
on one indictment, would prevent them from voting
each for the others and II truth and Justice should do
mand II, would, in the result involve them in cOnvc
for their common crime, and consequent common
rejection. am, dear Sir, with great respect yours
truly, Gu. OCoNoR,
In consequence Of Mr. o'Conor's decnation, the Re-
form Democratic Of the XIXth District have nominated
HoratO Seymour. who, they assured, viii accept.
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The President has
Issued the following proclamation
The process Of the has again enabled the hus
has been generally well rewarded. We are at peace with
all nations, and tranquility with few exceptions, pre-
walls at home Within the past year we have IN the
main been free from Ills which elsewhere have affected
our kind. II some OF Us have had calamites, there
reslgnaton their part to the will Of the Most High
and Of rejoicing to the many who have been moro
favored. I therefore recommend that on Thurs
day, the Soth day Of November next, the people
meet in their respective places OF worship, and there
mako the usual Acknowledgements to Almighty God for
the blessings he has conferred upon them Tor 6e eT
and kindness for less fortunate brethren whom In Hs
wisdom, he has deemed 1t best TO chastise In iaitn
whereof have hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done At the CITY Of Washington 18th day OF October the year
our is and Of Independence Of the United States The
u. 8. GRANT.
BY the President HAMILTON FISH, Sec. Of State.
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RLPHINsToNB-At Nev,fi j. Oct a Sarah Margaret wife q
H. EphDstone and daughter Of the late George Tboe
Funeral from st. stephens Church, hhbun Monday Goth Rst
o'clock Morris and Essex trains leave Baay At ll:1o
FURNlss-on Sunday morning. Oct g. his residences West eas-
, hundredthsE Bloomingdae William P. Purnisa
family respectfully invited TO attend tie tsDe
At st. Miohaes Church Onehandredhst and Broadway at IN
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Nov without further invitation
PoWLRR-on Sunday Oct 49, william Fowler the SOh Of he
services viii b held his late residence Mount Pcass.
Westcheer County Tuesday Oct 81 inst, at ii and
The frs. Church, White Plains n " at N. Carriages viii
be waiting White Plains the arrival Of NE eS
q N train from Forty second-st
GOVBAt reenpont Oct a. Anna MARIA Dalbs wife Off CEN
aged 81 and months
Monday nsIt At her late residence io MOe
and invited 70 attend wit out bar
Remains be taken Ansbu Mass for ntsrnsnt
Boston and Chicago papers please copy
MooRRon Sunday Oct 49, Mary, wfs Of George H. Noes As
18th year Of her age -.
Relatives and friends invited attend ne funeral rom n7 ~
residence, VA East EghysecOna'L on TueSIAy OeIsSa ~
O'Clock N.
TRoUPon Friday morning. the 9Th Inst, Mrs. Elizabeth TrouR A
the s4th year Of her age
The friends family respectfully invited aeAa
Monday Oth nst q, O'Clock, froE se reAaeDes
Of her con, william 3 Troap lts Ras Forty sfthsL
VAN RENssBLAER-On Sunday Foster Of Pass
the late Annie Constable Van Rensselaer,, aged 10 yearh
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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popular theme which VIII be introduced some eecta
Initiative Of the celebrated Partisan Biehe 11 BOts
MUSICAL NOTES.

At Lima Edwin's Theater LecOcq's "Fleur
do The has been substituted for La Perichole" II
performed with great viyacity and comic spirit and
promises to please the public for some time TO come
There Is brilliant programme laid out at
the Academy Of Music this week. ia Traviata," So
looted for tonight the opera In which Nilsson made
her first Partisan success "Faus announced for Wod-
nesday Is tho work in which all America Is most anxious
to see her. And don Giovanni" promised on Friday
perennial attraction.
Wachtel has laid aside civilian Tell" with
which he has been delghtng he stadt Theaer Of lste
and after one performance Of "Troyatore purposes
taking up The Huguenots" According TO present ap
pearances there ID pecunary reason why he should
not 20 on singing IN the Bowery forever.
The appearance of Mr. Santley, Miss Wynne,
Madame Patey, and Mr.. Cummings in Elijah" is
awaited with interest. Ali these singers have high
reputation as Interpreters Of Oratorio, and Mr..
santey VIII have in the music Of the Prophet
an, almost unequaed opportunity for the exhi-
learning to appreciate this superb artist and we shall be-
hearty enthusiasm.
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POLITICAL NOTES.


The Republicanso of the LIST District of Niagara
have nominated Isaac @. Babcock for Assembiyman.
Thomas Sadler is the Republican candi-
date for County Judge Of the County Of Richmond He
Is a lawyer of wellknOwn ability and integrity
In Broome County the Republicans who are
dissatisfied with the denomination OF Mr. Ely to the
Assembly are supporting Dr. Sherman D. Hand, the Tenn
perRnce candidate.
A political meeting in Nashville, Tenn, for
the organization of new reform party" Ia said by
eotempOrary to have comprehended many men who
fought on both sides during the war
Last Wednesday night Garrett Davis made
gpeeoh ct Louisville in favor of the nomination of Mil
lard Fillmore for the Presidency The speech fills ten
long columns Of TIE L0utsps C0uTeTJo~n@3S SMALLEST
type.
The Convention Of representatives OF the
coored men OF the Southern sates which has recently
bean in session at Columbia ssued very temperate
clams of the coored people to the renewed conndence
ana sympathY Of white Americans.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: "The cleo
lions this FAN are favorable 10 the democratic That 10
10 say the Democrats being beaten 80 thoroughly
this year. that 1t seems fairly possible they may ne
year have measure Of political Wsdom larger than they
have latterly been accustomed to-"
The Columbus (Obio) StatesmaH, leading
Democratic Journal says 1--WE believe that the riots In
NevYork and the unblushing stealing Of Tammany lost
Sact We think Democratic thief worse than Radical
thief lust In proportion as ho Injuries our party
The Democratic return judge OF Franklin
Countv Penn has backed down from the position
orr gnay taken by him. and has given the ccrecat' OF
election TO j. NJ Weakey, the Republican taldldaS Tor
sos The return fudge Of WcS'm0r"and VIII no DOUBT
w.. sat J..o., -, .r~l- Go. ..-'- "a -
Tie New-AlbGny Ledger of last Tuesday con-
tnS EEnAOGat article pDVn tho POLITICAL EtuAtlOn In
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A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN MURDERS A MAN IN
JERSEY CITY.

Early yesterday morning Officer Chas. Harmed
Of the Third Jersey City Precinct shot Henry Noe In
an alley-way near Cntonave In Hudson City inhictng
a wound which resulted fatally last evening Harmed
was In UNIFORM though not duty at the time He was
in the saloon of VIM. Guth, in Beacon-ave about g. u
and some person on the street threw pavingstone
through the door, striking the proprietor The oficer
ran into the street pursuit Of the assaant and at Oak
andave met Nolte In company with man whose name Is
unknown They informed him that some one had
CntOnaye and started with the officer In pursuit
They turned into an alley between Clinton and Column
biasyes and the officer, who was behind them, fired
three shots evidently believing them to be the persons
whom he was attempting To arrest. Eote was found
soon afterward In BeacOn-ave. with bullet wound ex-
tending from the spinal column to the wall Of the abdo
men. Harmed was immediately confined IN the Third
Precinct Station House. and was removed last evening
to the County Jail by the order Of the Coroner Nolte
died at his house In BeaconaVe near Palissde-
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THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL HORSE RACE
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29-In reference to the pro-
posed International match for $4,000 aside between the
English horse Sterling and the American horse Harry
Basset notice of which appeared In THE TRIBUNE OF
Saturday last Col. McDanies the owner OF Bassett'
states that when Mr.. Matthew Dawson Of Newmarket
first proposed the match in question: last june to MI B.
G. Bruce of The Turf Field and Farm. he offered to run
1t in America this Fall, provided the stakes were
sufficiently largo to induce sterlings owner to bring
him over here. Col. McDaniels then agreed TO make
the race for $4,000 $4,000 side, on the terms
proposed but no reply was vouchsafed to his letter
lie will, however Harry Bsssett against sternnR
IL miles, equal weights for $4,000 side, or larger
amount and allow $4,000 for the race TO come on ae
Saratoga next Summer but he will not run In England
He will also agree to make second match Tor silnilAr
sum at two miles or two mile heats the owner OF Ster-
ling may prefer, to be run over the same course -.
For the great four mile race, tomorrow, Harry Basset
Is the favOrite over Hclmbod at 800 TO $40.
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THE WEATHER.
VAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct 20, 1911 D. IN. }
Synopsis for the past t0erty-four hours.
The highest barometer is central over Mary
land, with north-westerly winds In New-Engand and
NewYor; easterly winds IN the Southern States, and
clear weather very generally In the Atlantic States The
disturbance Saturday afternoon west Of the Misss
sppi Is apparently In Iowa, with brisk southerly
winds from Missouri to Wisconsin, southe winds with
cloud are reported from Louisiana aud brisk north east
winds In Southern Florida.
Pro6dbilitfes.
Brisk aoutheriy winds are probable for tonight
Lake Michigan, and easterly winds on Lake Supe-
rior followed by norherly winds on Monday; south
easery winds with threatening weather continue on the
Gulf coast and northeasterly winds with increasing
coudness in the SouthAtlanto States The barometer
will probably rise in England with, nOrtherly winds
and clear weather. CautonarY signals are ordered AZ
Grand Haven, Chicago and Milwaukee.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST MR.. sANDs-A CARD.

TO the Editor OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: Finding myself severely and, as
deem, unusy attacked in several Of the public jour
nails for negotiation which regard as alike profitable
to the city and honorable to myself and all parties
cerned and believing that newspaper controversy in
heated and excited times Like the present. not the best
means Of arriving truth and Justice and having been
aso severely criticised for taking public Office rendered
TO me without solicitation my part and accepted by
me At the request OF many Of most eminent respect
ed, and wealthy citizens, owning and representing at
least 900 Of capital respectfully invite the fol-
lowing gentlemen: william A. Booth, Murray Hoffman
Isaac sherman, Robert Lenox Kennedy, Andrew Carri
gan william n Vermiye, Horace Greeley, Paul n Spot
ford Frederick D. Tsppen Samuel Wiets, Edwin Hoy,
Thomas Keech TO make careful and thorough examlna
ton into all my acts affecting the public interess
For period Of nearly ten years have Eeaously Ia
bored to improve the Government Of the City OF New
York and think IL more than Just 70 myself, and
ue 10 the people Of NewYork that the result OF those
labors should be made known through Committee OF
gentlemen OF the highest respectabity IN whose Opin-
ions the public safely rely All that desire 10 that
the oitiIens Of NewYork may have the opportunity to
Judge fairly Of tho which have pursued, conf
dent Of obtaining their approval and resort to this as
being In my opinion the best method Of arriving such
result
Tho result Of the Investigation by the Committee Of
gentlemen named DO laid before the public In few
days Very respectfully NATHANIEL BANDS
Ee,o York, Oct. 49, 1871
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sTARRING AFFRAYS.

Patrick O'Neil was stabbed in the left side,
last evening, by James COOgan, fellow tenant at No.
$50 First-ave., and received severe wound.
James Lamb OF No. al East Eleventhst. was danger
ousy stabbed under the left shoulder blade last evening"
during row In Twelfhst. between First and Second
ayes refused to tell the name OF his assaant TAKEN
to Bellevue Hospital. -. ,.
secondst stabbed Peter MCCARTHY age 49, OF Thirdaye
and Thireth-st in the left jaw yesterday, innictnS
severe wound Both were locked up. -
Dennis MCCARTHY, age 49, Of No. 3S4 Front-st was
stabbed early yesterday, at Ridge and Hy1sonsts, Dy
John Smith Of No. Rdgest Dotn men oelns III uhA No
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CONVENTION OF THE DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
FRATERNITY.

FRATERNITY.
The Twenty ninth Convention of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity held Its session under the aus
pieces Of the Delta Chip Chapter, at Cornell University,
during part Of last week. Tho secret business
Of the Fraternity occupied Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday The courtescs the University extended
TO the Convention by President White and accepted
and recprocated by resolutions Of the Convention The
public exercises were held Friday evening" the Hon.
Samuel F. Hunt presiding In his opening address ne
briefly alluded the present status Of the Fraternity
and the high position 1t held in the college world the
energizinR aninus that vitaliZed every branch, tS
brilliant prestige and the hopes OF its future He then
introduced the OF the evening Prof. Branard X
Kellogg, OF the Alpha" Chapter His address was o
comprehensive and eloquent treatment OF bis theme,
"Style Makes the Man" The poet, the Rev. j. H An
drews Of the Au Chapter, in Of his happiest
veins and enthusiasm and applause rewarded him. Late
in the evening the delegations, representing all the
prominent American colleges, assembled In the halls Of
the Casoa Dla" and held social festival stcheer
ing repOrs were brought from nearly every branch Of
the Fraternity It's members number about 5000.
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ofocsu Trades uo1nnsL - -
Beeoa. en = p svt You els % pbA Hsns-Azsnesa -
iCI rH0 Saetsl Lard leg, eH -; eDV
S.n, Tss.'os ~ bA Wm-Ysbow. 81, e1s y sfrobI
reals Lazbsr-Whte Ptne COS -
Ma SsSssnnSpa boz Sugar fon hSrhes DOfH 10 Csb.
e0ozotc. - No. - ." AAeSaAs' " S'ae7N
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- vrossnt crisis, but BY agAuns anu
q complete change In Pon1o@ mOr" VIZ,
.ouduct Of elections 10 enec' .tS
enough in the future, and Il enS na ~ SssiT.
20 nVS ~ ths Association 70 point OUT hu tNnc4S
Seon - S,rr In combined sction there ~ tta en3
BE 49, together shall exert an Nv nov
kdW which isolated ehorts WO1 " Ont
800 rroiuce We appeal therefore, 70 S h,sness
Ees ~ az Marty whatever DC your usHe' "a Ia
Sanesson "a riee IN your manhood 70 JON Suu e. ali
~ vood fight with There "a WOIk IL
ID Aeass VaseinR the city. Help us In d.,
pip rs ~ Helm MS In watching the COUNT, S SnSS
" 81 belp rs IN forming public oplnon d dSs
ee taSAsmn IN unqualified terms corrupthL1Gn tStion
- co. and avery man, however exalteo hS o-'
nniSEt. "a oonniye at them. I.-..oAo,o mao
- eSSI especially to You who nave S ian pSe
p1P noitical duties You cannon sLsne sth ma jS
pcea ~ oome when the hand that - not VIII ths
g "a You must face your 1nty tne S,t ~ onT
bnst 70 roinous OF coming trouble me conIo ~ n o
hSS sU has been seized oX bad 9d ts
robbed its treasury they nav Ia mn
ny tSo noo oO they have denea HHH SutI of
bet and now openly proclaim tner Sn s
PeQet9 nv Sny possibility end in failure or cereal
On ,hsoSgh tlmidty self interest," aecIe % Icy
~ ndsS Tour assistance to the l9 oXIoHt ~ "a Si
Ever DO 1t little or great arc i0'P'--@
Tho are willing to Join our AssoSiselTd ~ M
~ ra reoueSted 70 send their nauSs 90 vf TInioO
w secrefSry at the headquarters NO. ~ "eo' OHA0H
eoate 49, " the Executive Committee OF Ine Ao"nS
oJ, oI 49, insi Refor1n Association. o-.
ans hunlelPal hAo CHAs. p. MILLER, Secretary.
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BE always at leisure to do EOOd.'-Re always IN 4
Vertiser In TaA TOLEDO MORNING. COMMERCIAL
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PASSENGERS ARRLHRn

FSoh SAyAsEAHTL steamship Gen Barss. ost fs-L Lsy
Mn smith y o. Duncan, H. p Lowering Wife and child J. n
CnnstOn Ms Husscy W. Bsrro~ Geo w. IsnaS and n Dc
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Contentment gives crown where fortune hath de-
MED n."The advertiser Ia THB TOLEDO
crowned with publicity every other Journal has denied him
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Long Winter EVENING" eeo BILLIARD TABLnI Fun 4.
Cues and Balls Quick Rubber Cushions Diagram
ABBOT l. NTcHoLIs, % Libenyst EsuYefk
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HAVANA MARKETS,

RAvANA casugafStOk "a wbfehoases HsvsSA ,na @
~ H. - Anl IS hhda eIpafed during the week o
AaI u.s. ~ Ga Asd htdA Ut which l1b" U-'o,
eiosel dui ah~unAs naks sOHa A aan ~ n
~ reh.Fe oynR Of hodor kecspe essJ ~
s.aL Aa 10 % d a. Ole TSAA AaAssa sa&S-@Ns'
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping NOts PaOsG
VIZ RVERDHLLI soEs lN PuLToEr. OLD DUrCz CEURcH
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"Keep Good Company and be Of the number.r
and Keep constant the columns Of TEE ToLsDO AoENa Cor
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MARsHALL-STCHTRR- Lebanon Pa Oct 2s BY Rev Benz
Scnsck D. d. Of Chambersburg Pa Thomas Mirsha o.
High Presbyterian Church. Louis NO. SehDoek
daughter Of Nj. Daniel SHchter Of Lebanon
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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Steamship o.ors. Cevs CsaIIssos OF - vA d.s aad pa.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed EitA mn
Rdte and dddresS
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4 .,lHrgnt in town, who said he wo"'u slv"
$1,000 Ion tao pr,uoss Va LcUIinB ocitaih OPERA A
WA. offered tickets without number for - pooo,d 49,
nrlnod thu oReIera hH iRtorpsink them ~ Wa bNa~
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Gperial Notices

Committee for tho Relief OF tho Sufferers BY the
Chicago Conhagration.
Roons OF TIE CHASBER OF cos1kRcs,
No. 50 WILLIAnsr, October l., It'll
PersOns subscribing hs object send thr eOstbs
lions To The Chamber Commerce. Wmst Of GEORGE
WILSON Secretary Ofs Chamber between the AOu 10 81
D. n or any member OfAs Committee b pIyAs
The order Of A. A. Low Treasurer
OFFICERS OF THE COMMITTEES:
JOHN G. GREEN Chairman, II souAst
GEORGE oPDYKg, vice-Charman IS NISauEA
A Low, Treasurer, u BurHngIhP
FRANK e. HOWE Secretary. 80 Walls.
Life Association of America.
OFFICE. BROADWAY, EBW.YORk
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES
saty and fair return policy Economy and energy
aEensnt Al profits equably divided among policy hOlderL
Policies uOnforesg hir surrender value guaranteed bJ charter
Every representatives in the General Dss q
Directors. WILLIAM BARNES, AeiaAIJ.
@. p BuRSrs, Attorney.
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gorgeous ohLInyasanls rSr,t,nns ar. hnx 'naaa
Grimm for which great preparations nio pnins hao
And tua HulysI viii hASs pAus'H'iAAS AsHAAA~~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

BY the President HAMILTON FISH, Sec. Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30


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