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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
THE DRAMA.
UNION SQUARE THEATER.

Mr. Raymond closes his engagement at the
Union Square TLeatcr tonight His personauon oil
colonel SecrS-here presented under more brilliant cir
cumstanccs than before surrounded ii-has heen
seen and enjoyed by thousand and has grown IN prom
,peuce IS something that everybody should see. We
think also that 10 has grown in the merits OF identity
consistently preserved and pOrtraiture thoroughly fin
ished Al al events il IS happy hit. aud 1t rides ON the
topmost wave oi public fayo.. Some OF the success
which has njcd The Gildcd Age" at the Urion
suarc Theatcr Is justly ascribed TO the earnest intense
ACTING OF His, Manic Gordon airs. Raymond, which
bell,.d to make aAsUrdiy tolorabe in the story and
action OF inc piece. NJ. Raymond now forth on his
Southern fOur
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

II is the custom to make frequent changes
Of the programme at the Opera House Of the san Fran
cisco Minstrel little theatcr which Ii always pleas
ant place Of resort Mr. Charles Backus, so wei known
and 80 much admired for his limitations and buricsQues
Just now affords much Amusement by the comic imper
sonatOn OF sicnOr BugnOh; and Mr. Birch and Mr..
Bacls their nvigorang animal spirits and clever
droIery in farce showing TIE extraordinary effect pro
duced on the inmates Of Ncw-IorS bJarliu-hOase by
too much study Shakespeare. The wearicd brains Of
the busiest O0thcd aud chcercd by the good
natured hearty oi the san Francisco MnstTels and
their thcatcr il an institution Of solid benefit to the play
going pOpulace.
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THE FAST MAIL sERTTcE
-OyrETrrIOy AMONG NEWSPAPERS

COMPETITION AMONG NEWSPAPERS.
To he EditOr Of The TrtbHHe.
SIR: A few weeks ago We received TIE
DAILY TRIBUNE at noon the day after it printed,
bat by arrangements recently made We have been
receiving t the day it is printed TO our sur
prise and great satisfaction received it at yes
tery, the day il printed. and this after it was
carried 10 miles in q stage. We holding breath
for viii not to-day II IL too good to he true
w feel ike firing cannon and ringing the bells. The
world moves" Hurrah for tho fast mail train. see
the Albany and Troy journals 10 think the fast mail
tain starts al the right time TIE TRIBUNE gets here
with the mail that contains the Albany and
Troy papers, and they viii suffer by She competition
well uy the comparison OF their merits. Glory enough
lOr DAY. l.. g. BULLARD.
scaHsIeriHe. ". T., Sept 90, 1879.
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CHARGES AGAINST A POSTMASTER.

ST. JosEPH, Mo-, Oct. 1.-ExcItemcnt has
been created here 10y developments III regard TO
the late Postmaster AmaElt. few days ago
former clerk in the Office published
card, charging ArndHlt with perjury and emOezzle-
mcnJ ia having collected and appropriated 10
his own use, during the last tOur years,
some $3.50 in rent for news stand
in the Post-Ofice building, which belonged
T. the Government. The following day. Arnahlt replied
admitting tnat he collected tie money, al attempted
10 justify himself by saying special agent
OF the Department had authorized him To do IL is
not believed any agent sanctioned such proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
INNOCENCE IN A PICTURE GALLERY.
From me Troy Times.

Everett's art gallery Is graced with hne
oil manning Of Shakespeare, which hangs prominently
from center column the back o. the store The other
day lady the country came H. glanced ABOUT anu
manfred OF Mr. Everett pointing to Shakespeare phz'
WHAT minister is that T.
That is Shakespeare, replied INC uiDahe E'eie'''
with "a playful smile OH his lips. go
"Oh, 10 is. hey. Where does he preach now
He wasn't a minister. madam. lie was a poet. -
on An! Yes Seems 10 I've hccrd on hlll'
somewhere Did he write any pieces for the Free VIII
M Everett politely sought divert the lady's atten-
ton nv showing her picture OF Jacob kissing Rachel,
when the old lady innocently inquired aItef stuu3 Ut
the engraying ctriutsly "What DC they Wrastiln
aboutf" After asking when there was To be circus III
Troy again, she left the art gallery Mghly pleased
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MlRRIED

ANDERTON-CRATG-On Wednesday sept 80 by the RE-.
O. r. Robert J. Anterior 20 Josephine Adele, only
daughter Of the lace Joseph Cs all Of This city No cards
BAKFR-DAVIsOn Thursday sept 80 az the residence Of
the brides parents, Whitehall, y. y, by the Rev IL q
uchns. Charles X Baker Of COmsocks, v Y, % Minnie
r.. daughter u Hon. J.. y. Davis.
BECKwITH- CORNWELIs-On Thursday, Sept 80. by Dr.
H. Chapin tho residence Of the brides uncle Jacob
Weeks 755 Ffib-ave., John a Beokwith and Katie W.
C0rnweil both Of NewIOrk.
FOoTE-HAsTI Thursday, sept 30, az the rssI-
" the brides parrts by the Rev IlOmas Hastings
De- Charles %. FOoe to Mary lie Groot daughter Of the
officiating clergyman.
HAsKELL-SIIERWIN-I Newark. y. J., sept. 90 Al The
Baptist Church by thr Rev. Geo. A. Eritz Pastor
Mr. j. A. Haskell OF Boston 10 Miss Ella IT, daughter VI
Prof W. h. ch"rS u.
HTNTREs5-POO LEAt Aeuchen. y. J.. sept. 30 by Rev.
J. q. X. Mcclure Geo L. Hmress Of Boston Mass 10 julia
a. Poole OF MetuChen. No cards.
Buffalo eT- please copy.
RTss-CAMP-On Friday oct. I. the residence % tho
parents. by the Rev Henry Ward BeecheT Eliza
Armstrong. eldest daughter OF Henry and Anna Camp %
George H. Russ. all Of brooklyn No cards.
sAIITH-HARr-At Albion, " Y, on the 18th nit, by Rev
r. g. Was|Orh, D. d., Henry l. smith, ESD Of New York
City 20 Mrs Jennie *. Hart Of the former place.
WILLEIs-MICkLE-On Thursday, sept. 80, at Bayside,
Long Island by the Rev. Henry ~ Beare, D. D., samuel
Wlieis anne Lawrence McAe daughter OF tho ate An
drew Ii. Mlckle.
IL Al
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coNvrNr1ox on GERMAN INDEpENnENrs.

CONVENTION OF GIElAN lNBIfl-Nl'LNl6.
The County Convention of the German Amer
lean independent Citizens Association held last
evening OF Beethoven Hail. Delegations from all
the Assembly Districts except the lid, lid.
WITH. Vth Kiln, KILN, and XVIII, present.
The following permanent officers were elected ThcOdor
Glaubensklee, President; Charles WelH and Geo.
Burghard Vice Presidents; Charles Ludwig and Ed
mund Ueincckc Secretaries The following resolutions,
with others, were unanimously adopted:
ResoIred That the best interests OF this city demand
that in the OF officers for the city Government.
and especially for the administration Of Justice the
people should consider the capacity and moral Fitness Of
Inc candidates regardless Of their political views IN Ma
tiOnal state politics.
Resolred That an organization ike that ~ Tammany
Hall ruled as is by the will OF few. subject 10 disci
pne akin a. that OF military organization, and subject
Ia influences brought 20 bear in favor of sects nation
altics Is fraught with tine greatest danger; y menace
TO our tree institutions capable Of being manipulated
i'm The interest Of fraud and corruption, COntamnatlng
even state and national politics.
ResOlred Thai ia the nominations 10 De made by this
Convention for county aud judicial officers, We Will
gladly combine with all good citizens Of whatever pOlt
cal opinion, IN order 10 select the best men,
On motion Of Judge Otterbourg, committee Of seven
was appointed to confer with all other organizations OPP
posed to Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
MEETING OF GERMAN DEMOCRATS.

The Central Committee of the German DEM
ocras held meeting last evening az the TeutOnia A.
semby nd0rse the platform and ticket Of tie
Democratic Convention at Syracuse. Alderman Iagnus
Gross. in opening the meeting, briefly reviewed the
events OF the last few years, and contrasted the
present misery with the fertility of the coun-
try He lad the bllme entirely upon the
Republicans and their Administration. and said that
the hope OF salvation lay IN the Democratic party
fct Of resolutions adopted lndorsng TIE Democratic
state ticket and platform. Affirming that the admission
of tlfe Tammany Hall delegation into the Convention
was justified by precedent, expressing regret at seeing
the Ohio Democracy advocate imitation, approving GOV.
Tlden's administration, and denOuncng The antiIam-
many party.
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p Q S T S G RIP T.
2::30 a. N.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
In TrRKIsH CONFLICT.

The TURKISH CONFLICT.
THE TURKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEHEADED-
sFRNIANs SUMMONED HOME.
LONDoS. saturday, Oct. 2-G:30 a. IN.
The accounts received of the fight at Kick
conflicting The Daily Ncirs correspondent ut Ragusa
tec2raphs that three battali0ns OF Turks totally
defeated aud % were beheaded.
special dispatch from Vienna to
he Daily Nets Announces that seryia
has summoned all her subjects abroad To return within
three weeks and Join the lsndwehr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
OLYMPIC TUEATER.

In the Olympic Theater we have to note the
continued presence Of John Hart the excellent Ethio
plan actor the Carlo Family Of gymnosts, who are at
the head Of this business the WOrreh Sisters. expert
enced and clever at burle-que and ballad singing and
Adah Richmond handsome, sprightly, and one Of the
best performers IN the variety line. The Hbcrnian noJe
Of Rooney continues to nc pitched like ponderous quolt
upon the public ear and the OneegSed dancers keep mp
their patient and successful hop There is Shake
speare 90 this hcaer but there is plenty of musical
glasses Prof OReardonl, and something FOR almost
avery kind OF taste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
FREE IRIDE AND RIILT4YS.
From The Graphic

Charles Francis Adams. jr., delivered quite
remarkable address Oshkosh Wis, Thu sday, on the
railroad question Mr. Adams dealt with the whole lJes
ton with great drectness. C0mprehcnsyencss, and
force his Thoughts weigty aud their presentation
was as fresh aud vigorous ~ wcl could Mr.. Adams
has great faith In a state Board of Arbitration. To
which questions may be referred for settlement aud also
iu compelling publicity in railroad management The
great difficulty to-day Ia secrecy. III the railway cOrpO
rtOns compelled 10 keep their books open and
their operations subject TO public scrutiny we should
hear little complaint OF stock watering and railroad
Numbering which ~ the bottom OF most OF the
wrongs Of which the public complain. In those parcu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
NO IMPROVEMENT

To the Bdttor Of THe Tri6Une.
SIR: Since the introduction of the fast mail
train" the readers Of The TRIBUNE in this city have
been daily disappointed Only within two weeks
more, have | received my paper in accordance with the
bright promises OF the new time card. Two days
pass before get TIE TRIBUNE. wh,rea FOR
merry received the journal within 30 hours. get
my paper through agents here. II this thing con-
tinur, lei Us have il Icy tie OLD train {. ". 5.
NdliQlShY. D.. Scpt %. lN.1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

.opr their standlrdbearer and give him "a adecamp
ith the RI hi OF succession. about such splendid fellow
az stewart L. WOodford OF NowYork, there IA one State
we will vouch tor and that is Iowa the first freeborn
Commonwealth Of tho Louisiana purchase Washington
Chronicle tRePl
Massachusetts has let her great opportunity
20 by Charles Francis Adams has been defeated IN the
Governor. and CX-C Congressman Rice viii De the stand
srlbcarcl. /. woaG have been great thing II the old
av Sfatr Ind chosen for lis cent nnia Governor the
Grandson Of President Very likely 10 would have been
a steppin- -stcuc 90 something considerably higher
ALBANY Express Ucpl
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INDIAN TERRITORY ACQUIRED BY CANADA.

OTTAWA, Oct 1.-Intelligence has been re-
ceiyed at the Department Of the Interior from Lieut.
Gov Morris that lie had just returned to Fort Garry
from Lake Winnipeg, where he had concluded treaty
with the sateauX ana swampy Crees at Berrn's RIVER
Norway Iiouse, and mouth OF the Saskatchewan Ihe
t4ri;or surrendered both sides Of the lake, aud
its estimated area exclusively Of water is 10000 square
miles. BY this treaty free navigation OF portion OF the
Lower Saskatchewan will b" secured "a we'll - free ac-
cess 10 the shore and inlets Of Lake winnipeg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
BTDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. saturday Oct. I'll a. IN. }

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. saturday, Oct. IL a. IN.
Synopsis FOR The past "a hours.
The pressure has increased very generally
over ne whole country east OF the Mississippi
Northwest 10 southwest winds, and very cool clear
weather prevails the lakes, and thence u Missouri
and Kentucky NOrtherly and nuIth-Westerly winds.
falling temperature and clear weather In Tennessee, The
Gulf and south Atlantic states, following coast rains in
the latter
Falling temperature. north westerly winds. and cloudy
weather have prevailed the Middle and East Atlantic
States. with rain In the latter.
The rivers have fallen gt ST. Louis Cairo, Memphis and
Cincinnati.
PfObdbIiiti.S
For me lO'rer lakes. the Middle states and NsUBHgiTnd,
RISING barometer RDrtt-reSisrlB riHdS, decidey e0Jer,
clearing md cear ,cenfber t0i0ced by FROST on sunday
in md ROrth " Pennsylvania.
FOR the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys. stationary falling barometer
northwest Winds shifting TO southeast warmer
aud partly cloudy weather.
Fur the Ohio Valley and Tennessee the Gun and south
At.sc states. rising barometer northwest 10 north
ot~t Hiuts. cooler. clear weather followed % failing
barpmett fiOn Texas To KENTUCKY.
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THE CALIFORNIA BANKING REVIVAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The official an
nouucement is made that the san Francisco Stock Board
will open FOR regular business next Tuesday, ut IL a.
The Pacific Exchange will open at the same time Tho
Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Los Angeles which
closed Its doors the Bank Of California suspended.
resumed business to-day; and Temple and Workman's
Bank Of that city viii probably reopen tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
SPEECH FROM KING ALFONSO.

he ADMITS THAT CIRCUMSTANCES ARE EMBABRAss-
ING AND DEPLOREs THR CIVIL WAR.
MADRID. Friday, Oct. 1, 1873.
King Alfonso opened the Madrid University
to-day with speech in the course OF which L. said
recognize the fact that circumstances are difficult
Education aud cnligbtment alone rcgeneraie SPAN
and restore peace IL is painful % me % see cYl war
still continue Notwithstanding my Efforts.
Gen. Quesada ha. arrived in Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO. oct. Lake receipts-Flour 1000 bois Wheat
I-10o bush: Corn II OOU bush Oats 900 bush Rail.
road rocepts-FOur 900 bills. Wheat 800 BUSH Corn,
lO 900 hash; Oats. 1000 BUSH. Barley 10000 bush Rail
road shipments-Eour 1000 bbls; Wheat 5000 BUSH;
Corn 10000 bush; oats 24OOO bush Canal shipments to
lJ3,juO BUSH $4,000 bush; oats.
~ 900 BUSH Rye 5000 bush. 10 Interior points Canal
Frrignt- rn Tor Wheat 7c. Tor Corn ~. for oats
NewYork tots included Flour quiet aud unchanged Wheat
entirely nominal Corn quiet ant firm sale
~ $50 hush No. Mixed at Oats. Rye and
Barley inactive and nOmiusy unchanged prices seeds dull
Pork S23 for Heavy Mess Lard quiet At IA Ii 2c
II gIwInes nominal ~.
NINsGloy y g.. oct i.-Sprts Turpentne quiet az BE.
o,lu 1uiet "a 81 3Zl3 Tor strained Tar 1rm At 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
THE NATIONAL UNION PARTY IN TIE MAsSA-
CHUSETT5 CAMPAIGN.

Boston, Oct. 1.-The Executive Committee
OF the National Union party has decided to call meet
Ing next week Of the f Committee and All Interested in
the movement consider the exigence- Of the political
situation IN this State. AprorCton, which Gen Banks
4. said to favor. has been made IA make mp new state
ticket with names taken from both the Republican aud
Democratic tickets Col. CJrwe iavOrs policy OF IN
action during the present campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
wALIACK,s THEATER.

The opening of Wallack's Theater is post
poned 70 next Tuesday evening, Oct .. The Overland
Route viii be brought ont then with strong cast Of
parts including almost al members Of Mr. Wallacks
talented aud welcompOscd company 1t is puTposed TO
make the shp,cenc a wonder OF accuracy and beauty.
and the scene has painted with exceptional
taste and care The INDICATIONS favorable to most
interesting and successful revival Of delightful play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
LIoroR pEALERs Arrested

Capt. McCullagh of the Seventeenth Precinct
made raid on the ngerbecr and liquor dealers OF the
seventeenth Ward night and arrested about 20
SONS the minority Of whom held excise deposit receipts
but had not received their licenses.
Alderman Guntzor visited police headquarters early this
morning aud planned the circumstances. upon VIII
inspector ID ks telcsraphcd to superintendent Wang
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Pounds al an
-H..N -. O.. =

wu % Therefore that the circulation OF TIE rRB
through the malls greater than that TIE Herald ssi
combined that Of The World and Times combined and
great that OF AL OF other
combined Advertisers will hnd also their interest
omoor that the columns OF The rRBUsk wider
OF the city that each column
thaG q column hae u any " tAe other papers
DAILY rIbuH,. Mss IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO LOCAL COSyEN
TONS.


The Republican Associations held meetings
in their respective districts last evening and delegates
were elected to the County Convention to the 4 ma
toIial and District Aldenanc Convention. 10 tie A.
sembly Convention. and 20 the Ciyi Justice Conycn-
ton The election pissed u very quietly I'm all the dis
trc, except the XyIst Two opposition tickets were in
the field there and considerable excitement prevailed IN
and around Lincoln Hail. at
st and Thrdaye. where the election held. The Gus
toni-iouse licked headed by Henry c. Robinson the
President of the Republican Association OF the XNISt
Assembly District The rival ticket was headed by Gran
vile p Hawc- It was expected that trouble might
arise during the election a, night and Inspector Thorne
was IN command OF the pcilce, ~ men being on uuly
The voters were kept line aud passed IN turn to the
pOllng-paCe. After voting each on6 was sent out Dy
another door Crowds around the a-ssgeTays ana OUT
side the building were cleared away Matters seemed
threatening twice but the police prevented any
disturbance. 49,,
The delegates elected generally who are little
known outside OF their districts Among tn" more prom
ncnt are Edward Hogan. George Law. sheridan shook
ran John j. O'Bren. George starr, jeremiah PangbOn
James Lynch william 4. Gedney, George Bliss ) 'nes
McAiec. Thomas &. Acton Knox McAtee, William LAIN
beer John J. Townsend John Sherwood George W
LYON Jacob Hess, Charles :. Spencer. Hugh Gardner
Isaac Dayton EwOOd L. ThOrne John H. Brady. Joseph
G. Pinckncy. Joseph J. Bowling George Fox, Henry g.
Ic.sk william NJ Eyarts, IT,, William II. Anthem. James
Kings and Chester A. Arthur. Bernard Bign, Henry T.
Rowland. o. 7. c. Billings. T. :. Wlmerdns, Horace VI
Iuggies Thomas s. Odcll. ID. D. I. MGr.hall, AlbOn r.
Man EnOch /. FancheI, and William II. Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

The Superintendent in this city of the Direct
United states Cable Company states that the Faraday
viii leave England tomorrow repair the cable. The
Manager Of the Company has informed the superincnd
emit that there truth the report that agreement
has been arrived at with the Anglo Company tie sub
ipct or tariff The Company would maintain its cntrc
lucepcudcnce and tx it's rate reOpening
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N,TvTSG STOCKS.

SAN FRAScrscO cal oct The following we're o,
the alorna Boaud quotations today Ophir, %
49,. could and Curry Is Best aud Becher Az;
savage. - Hale ami NOrcrDsJ, ~ crown Point -
Yellow Jacket 81; Imperial S7,i kentuck. 1875 Alpha
Consolidated IL Belcher ly'3 sierra NeNada a. Gall
lorna. 59ti Justice. 36il Caledonia lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
PARK THEATUR-BENEFIT TO THE TEXAS
SUFFERERS.

An extra performance of "The Mighty
Dollar will be given at the Park Theater on Monday
afternoon Oct l. the proceeds Of which will be given to
the Sufferers by o terrible and destructive tempest that
recently laid waste the coast OF Texas Mr.. and Mrs
Florence md the manager MI Stuart cvnce thought
fuI bcnevolcnce in this proceeding which should meet
with the cordial and practical sympathy ana cooperation
of the public The Hon BGrdreH S0ie, impersonated by
M Florence will seem more amusing than ever upon
this occasion OF labor in the sacred duty OF
humanity and the holy cause Of charity. It is hoped that
the theater viii be crowded with spectators and the
treasury repctc with wealth.
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TIE sAN MIGUEL RIOTS.

THE SAN MIGUEL RlOlS.
ITALIAN SUBJECTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREF ERRED
AGAINST SAN SALVADOR.
LONDON. saturday. oct =, ls75-G a. m
The Memorial UipiOmdtQue of Paris states
that Italy ordered igatc 10 proceed from Yokohama
La Union Bay. Salvador 20 enforce the claims OF
Italian subjects to damages arising from the disturbance
in san Miguel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
THE EpIznnTIc IN nnsTnN-

Boston, Oct. 1.-Undoubted symptoms of
the cpzootic have made their appearance among tho
horses OF this city Quite number OF horses OF the
railroad express companies are Laid up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
RryoNIyATfoS or JUDGE BARKER.

BUFFALO, \. Y, Oct. AT the meeting Of
tle With Judicial District Republican Convention,
held in this city to-day the Hon. George Barker was
nominated for Justice ~ tho Supreme Court lie
ls tIis place ON the bench. and his term Of Office
plrcs Dec 81 next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

OF course he was perfectly sober But for
ALI that hailed horse on the corner or BrohuNy
and university place. about O'Clock in the morning,
and ssked the driver what he'd charge To take linn
round t0 his mousse on EighthaYe aud Thirty hist
IN Y Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
ANrI-crsroM House RErrBILcANs Isl cOr,

ANTI-CUSTOM HOUSE REPUBLICANS IN COJNtll-
The County Executive Committee OF the
anli-Custom-house Republicans met last evening at No
= Variok-st All the districts Of tho county repre-
sented II was decided tn nominate An autiCustom-
house ticket meeting " the Central Committee was
called for Monday evening. at No. 200 Third-aye.
70 arrange for the primary elections Certain members
OF the Committee stated that the antit ustom House
uarty would probably support the Saratoga state tickct
mat their dissatisfaction with the Republican party dOri
not reach it, action outside of the county, and thai IN
the county they wish To pu IN nomination pronounced
Republicans. They considered that the course pursued
lev the Republicans IN the county had lost the party
tosan, ~ votes The lack OF distinction that 10 had
made between Republican and Democratic officials had
caused apathy in the party and made revival neces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

lars he restates with fresh argument and illustrative
facts the positions we have maintained from the begin
ming OF the controversy, and mis- address deserves the
widest circulation and study