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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
TIE GEORGIA ELECTION
REPUTATION OF THE CHARGES or INTIMIDATION
AND FRAUD IN DOUGHERTY COUNrY-NE-

REPUTATION OF THE CHARGES or INTIMIDATION
AND FRAUD IN DOUGHERTY COUN1Y-NE-
GRoEs VOTING THE LIBERAL TICKET
TO the Edftor Of The Trtoune'
SIR: ] desire to correct the misstatements
made in several OF the organs about the recent
election I'm this eounty There was intimidation OF
negroes charged and attempt to Keep tho DacAS
from the polls On the contrary the LDerais inue an
arrangement with the Radical leaders for the purpose Vi
avoiding all disturbance and giving fair chance 10
whites and blacks 10 get to the ballot-Dox IL was
agreed that one white should vote then t back
and 80 on throughout tie day. The blacks were III
struced by leaders TO vote at the Courthouse Pre-
clnct in Albany and at the county precincts thus
sending LOO colored people to one precinct was
challenger at Of the county precincts At that pre-
clnet only 80 negro votes were polled and not more
than Is were prevented from voting for not having paid
their taxes OF 1871 At least 200 men could nave VOted
at that precinct had Trey gone there instead OF
to the Albany Precinct The Third Precinct was Kept
open until required by law to close Not single vote
at that precinct black or White nor did
man attempt TO vote there INC So5 t, t vas Oh
served all day. Between LOO and l@eO woes "9re caos
at that precinct If than that can De pOied one
precinct in day would Ike 70 see ~ uohc.
COO white votes cast aud all OF then, sASop1ns
five were Democratic over le0 negroes YOted tno I'D
eral ticket Many of them openly hed up eH ucHet,
let all know how they voted; Out te most Ol si
voted secretly. with their tickets folded fearing nar
from their own color. The only intimidation was useu
by the blacks upon each other -, 40, 10. 4,
Election day passed OH Qhety OhlJ i,f<o ,OssS III
all were pOcd Ia the county Only the tax OF l9 Wac
required. That tax is required By our reconstrncted
Constitution. 1t not necessary 10 snow YAK re-
CENT from the Tax Collector, II the party would ony
sugar he could vote but they voluntarily showed hef
receipts rather than be sworn, because IL sFeu Ine
Several attempted TO vote on receipt. The RADICAL
clal6ngers sWOre nearly every white man, thus taxing
nm their own time Tho votes were counted openly ny
Tie managers i'm the courtroom. Two Radical leaders,
ono OF whom was q candidate, watched the counting.
They know well enough that no fraud was uSeu III '"o
count. 81, rn---., 1900
Georgia leads off in victory for the Liberal cause.
~ Etate if9
OF the South glorious resurrection VIII take pidcs III
November / hope the Republican friends Ol inc ho
eral movement in tho North Will not DO prJIQce4q
against IL BY such fdseh0Ods as have been puDlsncu
about our election. The South heartily conCeGes to
tights or the cOlOred We on the rgt ana onV
highway to reconciliation between parties ana cl SOS
IUo,tu Geo Der R 1874 4. X. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
INDIANA VIEWS.

The Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, has written
letter 10 the Chairman Of the Democratic Central Com
itfee Of Indiana in which up the general stu
alton very forcbly lie asserts his implicit confidence
IN the enduring vitality Of the Liberal cause giving as
his reasons tie cardinal ideas which 1t represents AS
for the result Of the late elections Mr. VOORHEES, has hs
10 say: ,,.,-.,.o
II am asked why we have suffered defeat IN the re-
- oiccfiouq the answer easy and Obvious Inc uist
thing ALWAYS TO De encountered Dy reform movement
is ancient and honest prejudice anu th3 s0. VI pl,
though it may De lOuuueu III Dut HIto
neyerthe less entitled % the respect OF the WISE anu tH
,,rtdenf When Mr. Greeley was NOMINATION ~ was
Solenf shock TO Tire long entertained preJud OF
large portion Of tie Democratic party anu, IoMo1ei
inst and noble tie undoubtedly was Jol leScu
from the first that there not tulhcleht tle III WIFI
10 overcome those IejEGccs 10y the weight OF argument
The general result has 1ustIhcd my ollgnai dPP ,
eiOus So fa az my district Is copcefneu " '5S
convagg all hOug tho hardest anu HOst aotanS "a
life was not long enough TINS year OFeL 800 3
syi0 nj home on lie day Of the eecuOp hOt III CohociI
or from hostility 10 ne but IRON VI ~ 5
mo confdeuce that success would never iVIsh mo 'u
an ap8tletic Indifference 10 lne BeueIdi ~ t "a
nIsIed what my enemies have trleu zen yoaIs ~ I'm "a
a. and what thew alb admit that they themselves SOi
,o3 have done But the success OF deIcaJ VI l'i
ie ~ INT small moment aud 70 far as am conoolnou'
rejoice al the prospect OF the mo now iiot ~
S,if word in regard 10 the oOuuust VI
3id f,erai Repub in the canvass lucy my
acted nODly and kept perfect iatn ~ ~ aJrs 81 he
srjdices of the past prevented the great leducS &
Re1ublican party from influencing rs n 40 5eTeaifeT
forrner supporters as they VIII Dc aDle 10 eO a
~ tabes time 10 reconcile natulaIl3
,nenfs in fine political world in bOth thS gu 49,
s-artfes Marion Cameron, Chandler, anu ,ss
ageirsf me earnest warnings and protests % bu od
- Horace Greeley Lyman 1ruuDull CaI I,ns eive
otbers e0ually eminent, whose ubsupeu "tbore57ore
weight 10 their 0Dini0ns' IAiS u0Fo"oN'
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TPlRUTEs OF RESPECT.

II seems to be a time for exchanging com
,,,,o,ts betveen the parties in behalf OF journal
h bos Gscracod one as much as it has blackguarded
.t,or Here IS the estimate Of an earnest Grant
,oprnal We quote from The Philadelphia Press;
" Tbe Ve,r.Y York Times. in the campaign now happily
almost over, has earned tot ~ No men IN Penpsviyafia
tvbop I'M fs savish subservcncy, u mas au1eu 10 ne
skies II is tho Dalgety OF me @ bT bnf its br
Sefv it Ignorlnoe and lack Of PATRIOTISM nonoI anu
dccency, constitute u a heau '4i'O '-
ordinary Of Americans -,
And here "a the estimate Of Democratic Journal IAe
Men, York Express, which has generally been Thought
particularly friendly TO it, especially IN DuSlness ln'eI
ests: ,,.-,-,
am. T;rses ts both mean and false IN its editorials
mean by insinuations, ana ias9 20 pI ~, n
beIeT2whose name is ofTeuse among decent Jour
nasts everywhere, lncIuun5 @ tICTSb IcadcTs i'm
leans in our midst some OF whom, tnUuh ~ c g
the party have had to use the columns vi nc ELPtS
to answer bis atacAstaes &, t5 Land nrefeTp6in
10 rcspectability is there so nueh coarse
and viuperatiOn or so lnuch nad Iemir as ~ ~ ~
tOials OF The Times; ana, WINE we WOdj Dc gIau 70
N nOd relations with II, neeEbOfS ana IN business IL
ornds this by its constant and unprOYOLed pefSoh@
lies, as IN its columns to-day
II both these papers the estimate held by the editor
whom they censure Of the constituency he is ad-
dressing. With such an estimate, it must be adj
mitted that he is doing his best to write
down TO his audience We quote from a book entitled
aRepulcan Government in the United States, written
BY the Editor Of The Times when not under the super
vision of his present mentor, 11r. Decoy Bliss, ir;
all the appliances for education in America were ex
cceut OF their kind the children OF Americans ought 10
be the best eiucated in the world but VIII any one, eN
cePt very prejudlced ana unlniorihed G ~ IS
hO real so much and 1Oo so little as be Americans. IL
viii be understood that this remark alpheS SiIn6f 10
the who live upon the mental det l9InisAeu, ~
newspapers, aud cheap magazines, anu laWuIy uoFoIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE LTBERAL COLORED TOTERS.

CIRCULAR FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The National Liberal Republican Committee
OF Colorcd Citizens time been sending out
the following circular to all parts of the United States
I'm accordance with resolution Of the National Conyen
ton ut Louisville and the response has been hearty and
significant:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL Liberal REPUBLICAHl
COMMITTEE OF COLORED CITIZENS,
III CANAL-sT., NEw-YORK CITY
SIR Believing that common with all good cltl-
zrns desire the unity o. the Republic, through the rec
oucatOn or all classes and sections and that pefma-
neut peace and material prosperity will be the certain
result. OF the election OF the Hon. Horace Greeley 10
the Presidency OF the United Sates ana desiring the
earnest cooperation Of all good men IN the
this end have the honor TO request that you carefully
circulate the documents forwarded you among the col
oed voters Of your State. and transmit 10 these head
quarters withOut delay the names and pOstOice ad-
dresses OF all cOlOrod in your State tayOriug the
cause of Reform and Peace Respectfully,
W. u. SAUNDERS,
Chairman Nat. Lib Rep Com.
NB-It Is OF the first Importance tha{ all colored men
favorable 10 the election Horace Greeley be mmedl,
otev enrolled into campaign organizations, ana placed
i'm communication with these headquarters Tor the pur-
nose of securing documents aud general information
80 SAMUEL II. SCoTTRoN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
AN ArpEAL FROM THE SOUTH.

TO INC LUlTOT OF IWt ITFVWWt'
SIR: trust our friends in the North VIII
not falter at tho lnsment. The South will come to the
support Of the Liberal cause without e1copuon-saVo
South Carolina would be sheer political pOiToonery
for Mr. Greelcy'5 friends to surrender upon mere
skirmish. not by any means unsuccessful when 1t
is REGARDED that this only demonstration in force
preceding the general engagement. verify believe
his election can be secured If renewed confidence Is
Insured m the next few days We who arc sJrug ing
u fIe troes OF mortal agony under robbery and DIS
rule stretch out our hands in final appeal 10 OUT
Democratic associates in The North. If they al 10 ana
he Iaera Republicans this last extremity thoy may
abandon all hope Of preserving yestge OF their Demo-
cratic organization Politics and party az Inc oOnth WIZ
90 10 chaos and the formation tuat VIII be- mace ane"
will he such as Northern Democrats viii most deprecaUe
Horace Greeley alone save the DemocacV % Great
inc n party Republican and Democratic, on national
peace principles D. a. 'iON'
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. l6, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
A HORSE OF ANOTHER COLOR.

1t seems that the details of the Credit M0bller
scandal Travelled all tie way TO the Pacific coast not So
however did those OF the later charge against Mr. Jas
G. Blaine. Says The BaAetin Of San Francisco;
ct must be gratifying 10 all fairminded men TO know
that Messrs Blame, COlfax, Dawes, and other pubic
men who, like them, have stood hgh IN popular conn
the implications upon their honor IN connection with the
Credit MObier that the Islander has been dropped by
every decent opposition paper II these men were cor
rupt we might well conclude the bottom had dropped
out of pubc morals. Balnes defense IS so complete
fat even TIE TRIBUNE, reckless as IL has been III tns
eampaiqn retracls the charge 1t has so persstenty
urged"
THE TRIBUNE has done nothing Of the sort 1t has
accented the statement Of the lawyers that side that
IL was Mr. Banes brother not Mr Speaker Blaine who
received the shares Of stock Of the Pacific Railroad E. d.
AS for the Credit MOber business, we are as far from
getting at the bottom Of this as ever. Congressman
Ames will not tell whether Blaine and others were guilty.
nor whom he did bride with his stock Until he does,
we must rest the case on his own letters showing that he
did bride some COngre5smen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
A MODEL CIVIL sERvIcE REFORMER.

A MODEL CIVIL SERVICE REFORMER.
The Evening Post, which was once supposed
to DO in eamess ia It's advocacy OF Ciy Service Reform
Is moved 10 say;
The friends OF Civil Service Reform in this State have
q capital opportunity for recording their attachment TO
it by voting for Gen. DIX. His two letters which we
have lately published though written some years since,
when the subject attracted less attention than now,
decided and eloquent dcnuucatOns Of the abuses
Of the old system, and vigorous adoption OF the new
Where IS the Of publishing Gen. Dxs old letters
on reform He protests. understand, against the
resurrection business" Very well; let US take him with
something that happened within the memory Of living
men, Gen. DIX was nominated at Utica last August by
Trurow Weed, senior partner i'm the firm of Weed Par
sons & Coz which firm convicted in the last Legsa-
ture OF bbing Clerk Terwiliger Chairman Monanye'
and Of subsdzng the Legislature through T. r. Phelps
O,eof tho most active Dix men on the floor Of that Con-
yeptioR was this same lobbyist, Z. r. Phelps And Inc
Erenino Post persists in chatter about Gen. DIX ana
Civil Soryice Reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS IN ONO.

TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: We do not give up Ohio as lost TO
Greeley We failed the late election for the want Of
thorough organization in every township to bring all
our voters cut We mistakes now and nave gone
to work correct them Let not our Liberal Ireuos IL
other States think that Wo have abandoned the nght
We ore f Of courage and mean business can speak
with deniteness as to what shall do only OF my own
county. Here L pledge gain OF I'VE yOtes IN eEeLy
fownsbtp The Grant party mustered their WhOle
Strength on the Sth They have no reserves. we nave
reserves in every county. both OF Democrats WhJ u
NOT vote for want efficient organization 10 DrlS he
to the polls, ahd of Republicans who intend 70 VOC sd
GREELEY but who did not care enough ABOUT inc otalo
canvass to leave their business on election day. G.
Urbuna, o. oct. II, 1872
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THE LIBERAL SENTIMENT AT THE SOUTH.

TO me EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR You may see by reading Ihe hepu0-
lean OF this city, that not frightened by the
Penpsylyana returns Your ringing editorials and our
noble old chiefans utterance and acts have braced up
the few who were disposed to be weakened. Your
paper is our sheetanchOr. We shall light 1t out" on
this line good evidence of Mr. Greeley's popularity
ia 10 be found in the increasing circulation OF the Jour
nails tbat support him. We and will keep Georgia
ali right on that you may depend and the 0ther SOUTH
ern States will follow her lead. The only reason why
we underestmated Georga's majority before election
was Lecause we Oyerestimated the power OF te Grant
Pcnublicans i'm keeping back our voters, by terrorism
ana otherwise from the polls. My brother writes that
AIabama is safe, and from Mississippi nave encour-
aging returns. - L. "i'
Savannah oct. 1G, 1872.
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THE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOE ID. C., Tuesday, Oct. 22-l a. N. }
gytioDsis FOR the pasi fLceniv-fOar hOuIg
In the Northwest, and thence southward to
Illinois nortnerly 10 westerly Winds rising barometer
cooler but partly cloudy and clearing weather prevail
with cloudy weather in the Mississippi ana tho ONO
Valley on the Gulf and South Atlantic coast partly
cluudy weather and nOrtheastery winds On the lower
lakes aud over the Middle states and NeW-England
southerIy winds and generally fair weather.
PrObd5iiiheS.
Tn the Northwest, extending thence over the upper
lakes and 10 tie mi5issssipp and ONO Valleys, cooler
aud clearing weather. with occasional light rain and
norrherly westerly winds; IN the CUR states ana
goutn Atlantic winds nOrtherY to eastorly with CON
Siderable cloudinoss and occasional light rain; on tue
cIsaring weather aud rain extending 20 Western Penn
syyana in the Middle States and New-Engand, sOuth-
westerly winds. clearing and warmer weather. Will pre-
vail with occasional rain.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For DINER sim Ne,rs see Second Page.J

For other Ship Negs see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship CIT, Of BROOKLYN BrJ Tbbtts Liverpool Oct TO- and
Queenstown 2h with mdse. aud pass to John t. Dse a. - o.
c., Delulcke, SAn Alg ~ va Vuoens-
town oct 4 With mdse and pass. Wendt liamelsberg So
Steamp (Brl Pnc Liverpool Oct VA VueensVo"n iVsn
with mdse. and to Williams & Gmon - =, u. -,
Steamship Francisco, Re- no Bermuda Oct H. 10 ballast Win
Steamship Glaacus Bearse Boston, with mie and to H.
Dinock
B1rI RQna (No Otterbeck Halifax " 3, days In ballast
Brig A. (of Bea Reed, Seville sept ., with coAwooo,
&c. Proc cied to AmbOY 10 G scharge
Brig W.. Messer of ROckandl, Smith, Cow Bay u D. Gays
coal o,,-,-,-,t- r.
scbr L A Johnson IlilsJOrO ".
scHOoNERs-RIYER AND COAsTYIsE
A. B. Hayes Sandwich. Hannah D. ChAse uioace'Ief'
q. L., Boston. ma
. Allie Oakes, Rockland. ll@he Hafuord..
Orlando Smith, PoreAes.er l.. H. toIt,f, uieeipoFN
Verauda Providence. fY, IIOimence-
p q smith Providence. II. CadY, Providence.
Kossptl Providence. Isaac Merritt NeN-layen
W,s. Gray Eee.lIayen George x Albert, Providence
SAILED.
Shin Antrim, for Lverpoo bark Neyersnk Marsecs bdys
Katie for Carlagena A. Nj Knight for hea.Oeansi sclr Dolphin,
for Marauham; 4 b. Coffin, for Pensacola
WIND-Sundoga. hght ;. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRR MONROE 2l-Passed in for Baltimore bark
Lady Milne Cuba Passed out brig Gladiator from Richmond iOr
SAyASNAH Oct 2AnTed. steamship sagoSsi, from ba-
more with manopmast gone; ships John Mann AID C0onSt from
Liverpool; brig Willie FROM launOuthi Aie fuie from
ola; Daniel Pa0n, On BOOni g. W. Lob from heile
CHAnLIsToS Oct 2-Arrgsd. seb A D. Howe from Newiok.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX g.. Oct 2ATyed lyh steamship hoFiVan from
IA tuo 4or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
FATHER BURKE TO REPLY.

A deputatiOn from Newark, n. j., headed
by the President OF the Catholic Temperance Union of
NewJersey waited upon Father Burke in this city, on
Sunday and requested him to devote part OF his dis
course to be delivered at Newark Wednesday next to
notice of Mr. Froude's recent criticisms Of Irish his
tory and character The Father consented to consider
some Of Dir. Froudcs assertions on that occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
rr1.rGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Tho buildinq No 60 Camp-at. New-Orleans,
~ p Krbn1F ioner destroyed By IRE yesterday
Ioss sloek and building @-9O0'
Cen. w n. Sherman visited the Chicago Board
ts veriIv lie enthusiastically received BY th members
and lie compliment in few appropriate remarks
The meeting OF business men az the oh!cSs :,
s,ets RENTED IN vote in opposition % that roley ana re-
81 f,1tvtll continue tlo salis Of goa ald sAe puf-
6 Of bonds The Philadelphia Board Of Ir.le hso .sqsd
~ 4 " tgstteulers and 70 advocate eTey suitable
.s..n. fag the resumption VI apeoe paJhohA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
A FIRE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-A fire broke ont at 1850 this
evening in large barn belonging the West Side Omnibus Company
on West Masons and spreading with incredible rad soon De-
roye the entire structure fry horses were burned 10
deah The Gro EXTENDED adjoining three story frame onng
the lower stories occupied by market and stores and tia upper hoo
As rJienee This was entirely destroyed the occupants saving
pson OF Inc furniture The entire estimated A. @9N IN
surance-a5 th Home Of New.iork SOW eleh N we t
Howard Of Neg.York $4,000 In the AMAZON Of Incinn
Fg q, ts rs stables d we're ao bunoL Loss SNAIL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-Ia steamship Ciy Of Brooklyn, Oct Ill
Mrs Parsons Stevens, Mrs G. Wteey Mrs PredT Arthur
wood and children; y Herhe T. ~ Mier O. Nii'a1 Rs,
Clarence Bue C. Lockwood 3D. Orge, Thos Orge j. u bali-
win Ms and Miss Baldwin, Ell Eagln McIiwan JOS Monte Do,
uico Rev a. Murphy T. B. Bset j. Appleton H. j. Eyre M and
WO1icoc, Mss j. Caunce, hs Nellie berl
M and MF Palmer Mrs Jue Puyh Mrs MaTy heye S5 1ano
o. West Dir ANA d j. r. BeauAont PITS H.
Mc6 Sir ami Bins Rnsor Mr. and Mrs Jas Phelsn aud children
WIN, Hopper, Major }. L. Jennings
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PERSONAL.

Count Andrassy, Premier of Hungary, is to
be made a Prince.
Thackeray's soE-in-law is the editor of The
CoynhtH Magazine.
John Bright is mentioned as a sllillful fisher
man and fond OF the sport.
The son of the Khedve of Egypt is to mako
n tourney round the world.
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All Notice. of Marriages must be irdov'ed ~iA flH
DIED.

DIED.
BRREsE-Ou sunday TO- 1872 Robert Breeze IN the 80 ''~
RssS sn4 friend. ofsbe family are invited 70 s'rg .hs tqned
on weiasiy Pr as, =, >. @eo.A T. osysy4 % Psteros
n J.. Tor intsunent
cLARK-As brooklyn ssurl'y. Oct - lss shef s os
sud P.rip iin.s', AgsD ClifA ionn'hy Of ""o' MIS- ~ "
Rsiscs ana eais Of bs ml, srs respectfully invited % .sad 80
funeral woloeay Oe. a. O'clock d. LION hA he 'e''
CooK-At Point Pleasant j. molts. 2it Tsi Cook. IA tbs
Re.s esa ere invited e ,..''d bis ''a''' FA ''' S'
Phi adelpha papers please copy
DBALY-At usen sunday, Oct o. DaT Dry 10 The Fa J'"
The relative, and iaI. are respectfully av as,srl he aasr
sndseyereeaths Tas remains will be me Cbeca Of 81
wbers requiem mass vii be A o:pa
DoUGHIT-A. cusn q, Geooss Dsssag "a IT, 7h y''f@
The issa will place ressHs on wsnesia'i
Without furfer notice. Carriage. vii Be depot oaon'
arrival % the tram leaving Jsaesslp ~ l-, osI's1'
A sshu S Ssa i 80 cs S13 Us oa AaS
Rehaa4 Mry A. Kirk 10 tha ~ year u her ssa
Notice Of unezai hereafter.
MASUEIo p a. The residence Of be- ;93 o.as' aa.ss R"e"
ReanEes ssd Of the family Repeatedly n % stsod %.
ISsss'i ION ,l a 81 All n % ,e i,L ~ ~ ~
MARTlNsu3aeay as Onse n j. On SATURDAY morning Oct 49,
Relative. al esds are invited ssad funeral
5s.eaSs y Pss G On I lS ' S -. AVA q
taa having Eesior1 at 100 By es in .s go. ?,
Barclay an Chrs.5hofst returning l leave oas 81 80 '"'
5:D pm.
snTIior sunday morning 20 James Reed SAITH 'on Of 'A'
H. sn b, In tie 40th Jeay Of bis
The relatives aud fnaIs Of iag ocif1y ae si,sai
the funeral l5m bis late rln9e, % kas lfahtit % Tuss
dly moaB, ~ ~ 40 I'D OOc. pnctlay Tie remains Sl -
teken 10 Nss- Rochelle i0r in'ernen-
ARBSAt Mouceir ~ j. 5undsy. Oct ~ ifsr sort ~
Guck Van Asea OF ae Eaoch Van Akc Of ia' sy
In the 1,d Of his
en she miY respectfully ilYef to aiiesi
fom Duc1 Reformed thugch OR urltos) Nashig
t0nqgare, Fours 1Ansay Oct D. at llisj oeoc4
Philadelphia, leeaod n d. anu XII gOu, " plDes please oo7f
voSE-Ihe Of the lac Mr. John o. yoe who died
JAY IS brighton ElgJnd El be held GA Nenesd ~ in'h,
at he Rev DE Baca5 Church orange yale station ne s,h
l:lO ap from foot Of Barclay sli Christopher ST. hes
York. Relatives AID friends are iHTisel 20 attend
WAGNER-Oa lab inst Charleston 8 c. Levi r. Wagsss
late surgeon tie llf1 Remsal 9i l. N0uateers sunhg
the recn. var
wOOLLEY-At North Isp, suddenly. MOair Oct 2L GIeSs
WOO.sT, IN he 3lst ytaL ,..
atraOoa tie ~ s, az ec from ls - eas
s04in-aU Wm. H. "a lori, Hanppgec, Norm isp To- l.
H. r. cars leave Hunters Point $50 - - Wel1es - tine 10
tie funeral
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GuetiGl Noiiffs

DR.. j. II. Schenck Of P6ldpAs Pro1retcr q SCiihNCKs
PULMONlC SYRUP, bEAWbED TONIC snd aASDkAnk FILLS,
Of Consumption completed afFaaFemnt 10 CON
OF ant tLF n-wf
residing this city be cbe consult sol advice gh es
Ierse ALL Doctor has ben already announced sl rce1py
bis Old No. - B2uasl, Were es patients IA ~ c al VI
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY The - and 2ih int when patients
viii be received advised Of change, bot r thorough eu-
ton By the gesroueer the prico So ILs ntgnen WI e -
Tie slightest Of the inioq organs ~ H can O reil 10
terniacd WHISTLER hs disease j. u5elcu bronchial or py pe
tsiis election ID bronchial ube which is o.a utlca Tor Pn
mouar5 Iol4uapon, but which Is caIsed b. t0rQl Liver