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New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Newton Booth, Governor elect of
California is visiting his relatives in Indiana.
Carlyle is visiting some relatives in Dunn
fries Scotland. He appears in excellent health and daily
takes long walks.
Count de Turenne, French Charge d. Af-
fares to JAPAN sailed from San Francisco for Yokohama
OIL the 1st October.
The estate of Eugene jacquard, well-known
creole of st. Louis, recently deceased, is valued at
sOO0O and his only heirs are his widow and daughter
NJ. Thiers is said to be so much fatigued
that it would be mprudent for him to leave Versailles
change Of air being likely to be followed by severe con-
sequences.
Henry X. Douglas of Maryland and Horatio
c. King Of Brooklyn have been selected as the orator and
poet respectively the General ConvOcation OF the Phi
kappa Sigma Fraternity at Philadelphia on the 22d OF
December next.
Sincere grief is felt, not only in Boston, but
throughout large circle in other Cities at the that
the Rev. William R. Alger has been attacked in Paris by
illness of most serious nature Mr. Ager was to be-
gin services in Sunday but he did not arrive
in the steamer in which he expected to cross the At
lanic and kilograms announced that be was unable 70
leave Paris His Illness excited the anxiety OF MIS-
Ager that she decided to sa for Europe at and
since this decision telegram from Dr. Brown Sequard
has given for every fear, by prOnouncng the
opinion that Mr.. Algers illness will probably terminate
I'm Rt insanity.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

connection with drawing room and seepinec,r. He Ia
Yesr from Dsmocratic county, having rsceiVed ais
votes than tho Republican candidate for Governor
2OO3 majority over YOunglove The chances Of Demo
cratic success tins year not good, tho Republican
majority the district the vote for Governor having
been 81.
The following unique statement appears in
The Drnhirk Journal: "The annou cenent OF his
name by the Hon. o. 8. Winans Independent candi
date for the Assembly from this district shows that he
has confidence In the peophe has at
Albany during the two legislative terms than has in
quenty made. We place his name in the appropriate
column with the Candidates nominated. and have no
gtened and honorable constituency as his fearless and
nbOra eonr,e IN the Lcsisatnro during the past two
years, and local interests Ofhis dstjet which Do has
heretofore SO sspaly guarded and enhanced shall
mt rlt and demand"
The Now-York Republican State Association
are actively preparing FOR the distribution OF documents
They have obtained 10000 copies OF two excellent cam
paign pamphlets published by the Union republican Rest
dent Executive Committee One OF these contrasts the
expenditure and taxation under the Tainmany Democracy
with those Of the National Administrations and other
IA excellent summing up the case against tho TIM
many Ring win condensed presentation OF the iignres
Of these and similar documents win bs sent by
the General Executive Committee, who are aCtiyCy
finished the sending Of asoc cCc copies Of Gcrent pam
phIes into Ia and Ohio where the capa@Gn @
VIII ClOse Will 10 DO addressed
the aDlOst Republicans now engaged
LOCAL.
Sigismund Kaufman publishes card in one
OF the German newspapers denying that he frustrated
the plan TO nominate German the Republican State
ticket hccause he intended 10 nomination next
year. He declares that hc will not accept any nOniDa
tOn next year.
The Xth Assembly District Custom House
Association met at Conc0rda Hall, last evening. J. NJ
Patterson jr, in the chair and passed resolutions in
dorsing tho nominees Of the Syracuse Convention thank
ing leading Republican papers for exposing the Tammany
frauds, and indorsing the action OF the Committee OF
Seventy, the Council OF Political Reform and the Union
League Ia their efJrts To purify the City Government
and secure an honest election in November.
The Sub b-COmmittee on Elections of the Citi-
zens Committee of Seventy Gen. Francis Barlow chair
man. received yesterday delegation from the NowYork
Council OF Political Reform at the offices OF Gen. Barlow,
in Parkrow Measures for the reformation Of local poll
ties were discussed and the delegation suggested the call
ing OF a convention, which sbOnld nominate honest and
capable men the City and County Offices, and submit
the ticket M the coming election. Tue Sub bCOmmttce
approved OF the plan proposed, bu did not bind them
selves TO any action, stating that they would await until
the Council OF Political Reform had nominated their
ticket.
FO Political intelligence Of interest see Page Two
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

to,a snecustion aforesaid. II there any to dis
proye tins charge, the Republican party would like to
Another Charge against Murphy that he swndled tho
soldiers during the war BY furnishing them hlotting
paper at the prce OF good iet hats putting the
differences In his pocket This charge supported by the
testimony Of unimpeaohed officer OF the War Depart
nent specially appointed to examine such cases. and by
HIGH iuneonariee OF the pncrals oce.
This the most serious charge against Murphy and 1t
derives additional color from the fact that he Is
none good to be partner In the real estate business
with Tweed Sweeney, and Connolly II this charge can
be dsprovcd is high time II done quitting The
down firmly The Journal the President has
done, docs not answer Che charges against Murphy and
does not satisfy anybody. Tho charge that hur-
ply supported Hoffman for Governor; that he
was an Andy Johnsonite: that he voted with
the Cepperheads in the NewYork Legislature Ia sustain
JOhnsOns yetOes OF certain reconstruction mehsurec,
aud that he performed in the Philadelphia Armin Arm
Convention are OF ttlo account compared with tho
alleged robbery Of the soldiers but they 70 TO make UP
the tout ensemble and stamp Murphy as one 'of me
most unprincipied pcrsons W whom the hroos Oh oi
war gave bad emntDce, ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL POLICE FORCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Yesterday afternoon
Ave policemen were brought into Court and held each In
a. bail to answer charges Of assault and battery and
ro,ipg 1t was alleged that they had threatened the
lives OF tie csnvassers and stolen the books OF registry
Of voters One discharged for want OF evidence
TAMMANY TACTICS IN sCHUYLKILL COUNTY
MAHANOY CITY, Penn, Oct 6.-The friends
II Henry souther, an independent candidate ior tne
Judioary. held large meeting last night, which was
brokan nm nv mob said to be the interest OF Thomas
H walker rival candidate for the same Office re-
ward ia offered for the detection Of the rngaders Ine
mob It is reported intended to sssassinate Hughes'
one Of the speakers but fOied by large bonfire
which threw too great light on the platform
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
TEXAS.
TIE LEGIsLATURE-THE UNION LEAGUE.

THE LEGISLATURE-THE UNION LhAGUE'
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 20-One week OF the
present session Of Legislature has passed. and only
prepsratory work has come on the Iaps. Some three
bills Of Importance have been introduced-one to order
general election Say third Tuesday in January another
channg the time Of holding the annual sesson from
tho seuond Tuesday In January to April third for
new apportionment Of the Representative and Senatorial
districts the former, but little opposition s anticl-
0ated The last win doubtless meet with determined
resistance on the part Of the Democracy These meas
ures arc determined upon by the Republican party, and
will be carried If possible The Union League Grand
Council was In session the 18TH Delegates from differ
ept portions OF the State represented the Leagues In
good working order. The meeting was an enthusiastic
one After reorganization mutual congratulations, and
nlodpes ON the part of the delegates. the Council ad
iourned 70 meet Oh the first Monday after the next sit
ting of the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

A NEW DIOCESE FOR PENNsYLvANIA-THE QUEs-
TIONs TO BE SETTLED AT THIS SESSION.
R.1T1MoRE, Oct. 5.-The Convention met
again this morning. The EnghSn cierSy"en Paiu
formal visit to the House Of Delegates at noon Asthey
proceeded down the aisle to the chance the House OF
Deputies with the officers, rose ana received the sanu
inc Ascending the platform Of the chancel the Rev.
~ od ~ baltimore presented them to the President
., ,h uouse I'm the following order: Right Rev. George
Iporstus selwyn Lord Bishop OF Litchheld, England;
Riebt Rev Dr. yenable, Bishop OF Nassau; very Rev.
Dr H,wsop Dean Of Chester; Rev. Dr. EDWARDS, vicar
NJ Trentham; Rev. c. II. lies, Vicar OF Northampton
with seyera Others Of the English clergy who were each
introduced by the freslucn' W 'N0 u' ~ 'eu
all address as presented
On the resumption OF business message was received
,ho uouse OF Bishops that, the House OF Delegates
orcurrine this Convention consents TO and rahes the
formation OF diocese within the limits OF the Diocese OF
pennsyyana to composed OF all that part OF the said
Doccse outside Of the Counties OF Philadelphia Della
VAR chester MONTGOMERY and Bucks. Referred to the
Committee on New Dioceses'
Tha rrasent triennial Convention Is the first held IN
,,,u,oro aimee 1908 when there seven Protestant
r,.oonal Bisbops In the United States, and two Only
oro nrpseut sixtythree years have elapsed, and to-
a an p,bops assembled representing as many dioceses
sttered over the whole vast continent The sessions
=, ,ha Convention will be very interesting and may
possibly prove very exciting as many questions OF the
SI%Ss' Sn..ss ana decided Among nuaber viii
,Si hstSeeu Bishop whitehouse aud the Rev. Mr.
GScney Of Chicago; the equivoeL relations OF the
20 EeTa +. settled in some way also, the recent
Ss,orture Of the Rev Mr. Thrall and other clergy
ueP"'" ..ith respect TO the revised Book OF
c,on men, PRAYER The High and Low Church parties Will
1n warm dscussion upon the report Of the Committee
axa 0a that tho seemingly irreconcablc differences
ieu these two branches Of the Episcopal Church
ah viii nv the acton OF this Convention II Ia expected
,s changes wil be.mado In number OF dioceses in.
a ~ Troy aud Ogdensburg and the creation OF
e. in P.nusy lysnia Illinois, North Carolina. Texas,
% I,,rna During the session OF the General Con-
,on @ the Bosrd OF Missions Of the Protestant Epsco
P rHrch win hold their twelfth triennia meeting aud
tSa sermva VIII 10 preached By Bsh0p kerfoot OF PitA
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.

ANALYSIS OF THE REsVLT-REPUBLICAN GAINS
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 6.-AH but II towns
OF the 1853 towns which held elections on monoay
have been heard from 70 are straight Republican, As
STRAIGHT Democratic and q divided. OF the latter
elected a Republican majority Of the Board OF Be-
lectmen, 8 majority Of Democrats, are
. tie, and are doubtful. This gives tho
Republicans 81 town and the Democrats 81. Comparing
with the Spring election the Republicans gain Is towns
and the Democrats one Comparing with last FAIL the
Republicans gain and the Democrats 3. or the towns
divided last year. the Republican carry II and the Demo-
ersts four.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
FRANCE.

TIE NATIONAL GUARD DISAPPEARlNG-No AM
NESrY FOR TIE COMMUNISTS
PARIS, Thursday, Oct. s, 1871
The disarmament of the National Guard
has been completed i'll the Departments of Cher Hievre
and Aller.
report that an amnesty was to be granted to the
Communists is pronounced false.
President Thiers receives complaints every day from
the occupied Provinces declaring the presence OF the
German troops insupportable.
NJ Schneider, formerly President OF the Corps Legs
at is candidate for the Council-General OF tho De-
partment Of sa0ng from lie Creuzot.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor other Ship Neps see THIRD Page.I


ARRIVED.
Steamship Hass Lawrence Richmond CITY Post snd hoTssn
VIII ni,s and p.ss to Old DominiOn imsAp Co ,,.
videe I'd and Bio Japeiro Sept Nth and .
Stesmshp Wyanoe Bourne RhT"s t1 Point and Norfolk "1n
ndse and pas Old DuGirtol steam b p Co
shp Emerald Is.e Blowers. Liverpool sept .. vita ndse
Ship Washington. Chase, Liverpool AuE r. With pdse - ..
Barb Chill (Oi Yarmouth n ST. Byrns Cstld d.y% vita huf'sa
ron -
Barb Bogsn CNor HIr Bristol Bag. 70 d'g' Win railroad
iron 80
Ar.oaaai a. O. steeng.fe Bremen 'a days. with mise 'nS
81 pass. - .S
a. G EOrdenhO Bremen &c da5a sisa @A'e and
Bark v.iyrsa (Nor ADdro.ss % days sth ralro
iron. 49, =, -
with mdse.
Bari Henrich Bjorn fSor Hinersen Hars IS dsLs wth md
Queen The of YarAoub n ST. Mel cod k0tarAn
IS days. Vi Oli nn snd empty bbls. ..,...
Bark (of Jersey Psot, RIO Jsoeo - days Wiz
coffee .
Bark Rebeeca Caru.ps Lesessng Ssgus dsys With soEr
Brs Porsnns (pot }. Beris Oporo ~ DAYS sh "ao sn
Bns Wiley Smith B) Bo1on Caps oyti Is days Will log oo
scHoOSERS-RIVEs AND coa'rWl%
Palma Charleston. fnnh waller, ieehH"eA
A. =. hIndbeu. Baltimore. J. s. Grant, NHsALA
H,les'ins. Nirvria
WIhD-Sanse,, ngts g. B. hsr
Steamships CT, Of B,ol tor ycrrool H,rd hr psvsn, s
Nasssut Gen Bsrnes for Snbatsn r Chasn Bros
sAcor Tor Wilmington, N, C. Ssratoss Tor NorfolA. &c
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cleared steamships TOnae for Sng'os. for YE
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
TERRIBLE DISASTER-ARRIYAL' OF TIE REM
FORTH CREW-LABOR QUESTIONS.
LoSDoN Thursday, Oct. 8, 1871
Four successive and tremendous explosions
haye occurred in the establishment Of oil merchant at
Chelsea Thirteen persons injured four 1t Is feared
fatally
The Renforth crew arrived at Newcastle last night,
and were heartily welcomed by their icnoWto"hsmeh'
Their trainer, Scott, ia dead.
letter published to-day from Mr. Mundela proposes
new terms Of arbitration for the settlement Of the New
castle dispute
The General Committee OF the Nine Hours League at
Sunderland is organizing for an extension OF the srlRe
throughout the north OF England.
Rear-Admiral Cochrane will p' Aa'ly be appointed
Naval AttachG of the British Legal At Washing on.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The committee appointed by the regular
Republican delegation from this city to the Syracuse
Convention held meeting in this city yesterday and
unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Rssolped That we unite the support OF the state
ticket nominated Syracuse on the 2Oth OF september
and do cordially recommend TO all Republicans Ot the
State firm and active eNertiOns to secure Its SUI cess
Resoiped That this committee deem 1t inexpedent 70
take any further action this time on tine general SUP
lects with which it charged by the public meeting OF
delegates held in Wilds Opera House at Syracuse on
the 18th Of September. =, ,
SINCLAIR TOCsEY, A. M bLlss,
JEO. COCHRANB, IEo Z; bfNNErl'
Tuos E STEWART, JACOB WORTH
CHAs. II. POLBAAU5.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
HEATHER REPORL
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
o.u,,x ov rpg fUEP SIGNAL OFFICER. 7
usuUnIos. ID. C., Oct. 0, l67l-l q. IN.

OFFICE OF THE tHIEF signal OfFehE'
svnops' for ne pas" tesntg.four 19;"i %nn5a.,
The low barometer which was Wednesdday ssd
night over Wisconsin moveo fsptyy sptayydne probably over
q large region. ,.-o haan nally reported
a,,Ha with this area OF low barometer, put IN
nsnepal clear and hazy weather has prevailed north
East and north est OF the Ohio valley "a ,h.r nor
PisinS harometer with unusually cola "ea.net a aow
and ISSs sna The
t s IN ths Essterp Gull is gradually spreading into an
srea Of eastsry winds and rain extending ~ present
The Central barometro depression mas h remalnea
nearly stationary in Apaschee r Bsy WIZ The northery
sonti west winds In Southern toriua. NJ Inm,sIsn,
winds, with clearing weather In AiaoaDiA Anu
are now followed by calms ,,uu..
Rising barometer falling temPera'hn 'hnv~b"ut rho Mis
WEALTH. arc probable for Friday, % and % rain
sissippi Valley; failing barometer, win ' ~ '
on tha Middle aud East Atlantic Coast nm ,h. South A,
Cloud and rain VIII probably ecn',t ,ternoon hazy aud
lantic coast, clearing away IN VAC
clear weather on Tie Lakes.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
igence Of interest see Page Two. !
For other Politics
A NEW MINISTRY FORMED.
Madrid. Thursday. Oct, g. Il

NEW MINISTRY FORMED.
MADRID, Thursday, Oct s, 1871.
The following is statement of the situa-
tion Scnor Sacasta hayn1 been elected President OF
the Congress or branch Of the Cores the Zorria
Ministry rendered their designations. The King then re-
Quested Gen. Espartero tho task Of forming
new Ministry. He declined, and Admiral Macampo was
called upon and accepted.
The following slate" for the Ministry is gcnor-
ally believed to be correct:
Premier and Minister Of Marine MATCAMrO.
Minister Of Hc inferior. .......... ALVAREZ
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. .OLOHAGA.
NlHtStcT OF JuSttCc NOLhbiho'
Minister Of Finance. ...CAhDAU -,
Minister Cf Public Works. .BEkANGER UropaDy''
1t is reported that these officials will take their oaths
Of Office e-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
-,,,o,vx rrocK xARKRr-oor s.

o.R.e-p s hd nlI.s ~ q: r. :. ~ ".ss.srsd -
- ksse.y ..ssr ssss non so % ,sgss 90 60 on. r..s
%ahns % ,nS's ISa m aa n al 81 500 IS Isl TerA1 "es
D. a 81 6. .... ,..,. ,,,t,t dun snd hesv. s1n
80 sm,nd once. unrhsnsed rao' 9d C.ss a. rs 70 ~
hsa 90 70 o. At IS 20; ia Caa.da :ss,P IS Slo keksaa
saasns ts. e b. 81 gigtt ~ a,,,s1 L. ssls ifn
Ron-Recipss an bod nafhet dst ne s'' ~
hsalst faiiD "a hs osaaoa 70 Rssa
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE STATE or TRADE
pOuRsTlC MARKETS.

wrx,,a,o, n c. Oa 3-spins Of Turpsptns trn At 6oe.
p am a. 80 for Su IS for NJ . D. Is for RItrs Psls
mi. Tarpcons hs ~ ofO Ieo~ Dips ~ - iOr 'n
ToIsDe Oct dull and unchanged Wheat dal; d.ssss
a. IL .2S: No M I'll q; No Red, 81 - Corn dall tee.nsd
satr Ma MIed s3ic Low Mret See White Se Osr Gun
dscrn,d ls No. s Rejected Frgts aru 70 Benn etc
to owsso III REG toI Corr and WLeaL RssD';-o o.s & sss
GOj bbls roar n Wheat sni 2to bush o.s" w.
Skv OnLEAs aMsrkra unchanged IN eyey
lfal nasYsfk aGhL ~ FrnaA' sso "k
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
WHAT THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS WILL DO.

A TRIBUNE reporter went round among the
German Democrats yesterday TO discover how they felt
about the exclusion OF their delegation Considerable
disqualification was manifested but not much
expected The rrcgulary OF the selection OF their del
egaton was generally admitted They refused to act
with the reform wing because they considered that their
influence was not recognized in becoming manner, and
the resolutions the meeting which chose the delega-
ton were framed to facilitate the harmonzlng OF inc
two extremes on their platform They hoped that the
Convention would admit their representatives COM
PROMISE Or at least would divide the representation OF
this city equally between them As all were excluded
they feel that there Is not much cause for complaint aud
nothing short Of unfair distribution OF the nOmna-
tions seems likely to disturb their party allegiance
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

DIED.
BELJon Thursday OFT Mrs. Mary DELL rehc OF ase Bell sad
daughter OF the late John Bla
BIGELOW-In Booklyp WEDNESDAY Oct James DseioT ~
son Of the late Ricbar Bgelor Of this cty. -.
The relatives family respectfully invited ssne
his residence No w South OKords on Fna~
afternoon, Oct o, at O'Clock
Shepard ChesbrOugh son Of L. t. Chez
brough. aged ~ years. . ,,. ,. cu...,,
Pr and requested attend hi. funeral at Chns Cha
Elizabeth Friday. at 23 O'Clock IN fruns esIo VIA
Railosd Lbeys At o'clock and return " ':i'
HUTCHsoN-on Thursday the 5 in Alexander HutchsOs bis
34th ~.
invited attend bis nhsrs from m late resi-
deuce Ea ninth st. SATURDAY, III MS o. ES
p
REHORN-On I3T Christian Reborn aged 10 at the Sama-
tan Home OF the Aged, 49 West Fourteenth St
Pnner, from the Home O'Clock Friday the 9Th Relatives anA
friends invited ~ attend.
RUssELL-A Jersy City Hishs late Bergen Oct 1871 EcAart
Russell, aged II years. -,
Pns ine 70 attend the funeral on Sunday
9th inst First 1T bl tnaR Church sef-
gen The honceOsV from Jersey City Ferry within eos
block Of the Church.
sCOTT-On Wednesday evening the ih inst the residence of her
nephew c. Hsyemeye ESQ, IhrogSs Neck, hl MAY ooo
in The 86h year Of her
The family and Of her sister Ars Catherine lsVenr
invited anJ her funeral SATURDAY next a. eA nse
No. d23 West RhenthsL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

ASTNARI-GILLBNDBR-O Weine nesdAv Oct hy
veren the st. BSpre Robert Assh de ~
Caro Of Tun, lay 10 heeaA Lo'e dagLtr of
Ecces Girnder OF York.
the rcsitcncs Of the brides her Ir
ynVtou on the lludson Wenesdsv by tic Rev H. W.
bellows John 4 BalaII Of Bosom Ma Mar A. dashss
ofM. A. C. Richards.
Wednesday Oct at Tnsity Chnrea.
Newark by the ev Dr. A. Carter r. A. Carpenter he"isn
to Lds daughter Of Pancis Maekin, ESQ.,. o. Newark
PISCBR-iRSCH-On MONDAY Oct by the Rev. MoldehnfS
H. W. Fischer Of this ay CathaHa sch VI Iner GeunJ ~
carda
Brooklyn, by the Rev 7. stafford DrowBe d. D. Ee. hrnl
Hutton OF Troy N T. Hattie eldest Daughter OF Eos" HIN
Of the former place
ST. Grerppoint Oct g. By Rev D. Gocssh
Theodore St. John 70 Maria WInert
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
5uetial Notites

The Executive Committee Lot the ,irlzESs and TAX
PAYERS for FINANCIAL REFORM Of the CITY and COUNTY
Of NETWORK:
tn. upder,rpsd member, Of the wy, and Mea
respectfully subscriptions the Fund for defns the Ireuss
Of tho above Committee performing the duty de'o'ed
Committee at the meeting held at the Cooper UaOn Oh ho'S~
evening September 1871 Such subscriptions Be sent 10 k
saae Co., Treasurer No 2o Broadway either Of the undersn
or to collectors duly appointed for the purpos who will thu
authority.
New.Yorf. Sept H. 1871
JAMES N. BROWN, PAUL NJ SPoFfOhD
HENRY CLEWs WASHINGTON Il. yERAfLik
sAnL d BABCOCK WA NJ. PLIESS.
B. B. SHERMAN, J. SEbluhAN
mo A. STEWART, EUGENE BALLIN,
sSsRy SAyFaRHSs e. $TsSsiss TSacs ya.Cs.m,D Erordo
Only Think Of tBe.ufaI PLowERlsG SHRUBS for "bica
viii charged b rS% 80 Sen, 70 s,sa x @
:es.. :es Sa sai Sa ap..ra =.
Of o dAs M s DC shsS ard P @ o"s
viii Be ..1sh.tred Tax. train leaving Hunters POn TO- sharp
for rae sss fuaneisl Reform Or the Sity apa Go$siS
cego ,IH,' .S's 4. ,s. (. Vi. nv:
, Insv eneSs Ss " SAs Se % % s the c%"
::55 ;; s,sSsSr eS.n
;sst ssSss$Ss f$$aSH 5Sss saSsT
en.lemen having Pine Country Place, e e.
TRRss iasas s.s aeSiSss IS mss sJsSR Fa,s
.. SO 1'Ss:' Sss s.p SaIsSs SSs @Pf;
The S ss n %Sgo. .a and ai. r I to ID" tbs ground.
Union Repablican County Convention viii nee, on PRI.
PAY EysSSd O'clock " At'a.tas JOIN fSIcosSs siSct ch%s
IN. J.s. l. sa..,"1., a.". }seer.s.hs.
fcs HSs rosa sf Tc %
c9cY M @ ss. H.I ne
sseondt, THIS Pnd.y E'ESSS q s.arvs SeiSes c,.
Ro,wrLL D. H.rcu Secretary.
BARcLAr GALLAGHsR. Asst Secretary
sl.. T-res
srsy There sacrifice ,hs DO" being @sle q
aGGss III s5ii ~ sass Sc rsS1 sP'iFG
selling n cents .p sR- S mi. u. .S .s T .ss Z
Attend the great Tree sisSsh, .od.y III L,n; y. .,s .n
Babceck
FIRE RRxTISGUIsHBa
EXHIBITION TRB
Before The
STEAMSHIP AND INSURANCE. CoaPAsIBs,
PAvONIA PERRY.
jersey CITY.
FRIDAY .. m, ocloci
Life Association OF Amerca-
OFFICE 20 BROADWAY. NBw.Y0Rk
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
s. and slr rssra policy holders EooHOaJ and ese nAA
azenssl Az proas equAty divided saoss policy AoidsrA
Policies 90 uforesg value guaranteed b. charter
Ever sss hu one OF moro representatives in the GeOe Bo.
Director. WILLIAM BARNES, As'ssIJ.
C r. BgsSs, As,ofnsy.
pe.ifE:Iss =, e, R,1s ssss} ;''S ,s Sss' '
can esdIy realssd the auction prices
commence this DAY n eeci sn eeaases ~ ssr, a.
T.: Es~. ssi'' r ;sss a. a.: :: : :':s s
and wak n tbs groaalA ------------------
Hats'-D' you ~ia' o.,.-v.u, DRESS EAT
A Dsshns sober FkLr ne "
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