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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
dorsAd NTH hH
IlIED.

BAKER-Sept 81. Florence shirley daughter n Georgo r.
and Florence I. Baker aged months and % days.
Funeral at Monmouth Beach THURSDAY Afternoon At 3l6
O'Clock.
FREEMAN At Oswego N. " Sept 22 LOrraip Freeman
Of this city formerly OF Woodbridge, " j. Of typhoid pno
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
MISUNDERSTANDING Monday Sept 20. Henry Exeter. Of
w. and the late Elizabeth Hooper a
Trinity Church. Mt vernon, Ihursiav ataS
p M Train leaves Forty secondst 800 D. M, VIA New
Haven r. X.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
LANE-At his late residence Plained " j. Sept %. vt
apoplexy W. b. I. Lane in the 66th year Of his age
Funeral Plainfed Saturday. 10Th inst at III a. m.
MATH ENTHUSIASTICALLY, the Goth inst, Of disease OFF
heart Jacob Mahews of this city lson Of OnVe Mathews t
Purchase, Westchester County,. aged )! years . . 49,,
Funeral Friends Meeting House IN Ruth'ror
place Friday, Oath inst at lob m Relatives MD
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
MORTIMER-On Monday Sept 90 John Mortimer jr in the
Relatives ard friends atfend funeral from
his late residence No. 264 Fhaye, on THURSDAY, sept 20.
III O'Clock a. III.
sIOCUM-In st. Louis No. Monday Sept 10, Ellery Max.
and 10 days
wEEKS-suddenly Monday. sept. 20, DR. Cyrus Weeks
his Goth year. for forty years piactong ply
city
His relatives his associates OF the Academy u
Medicine are invited attend funeral his to resi-
deuce Bloomfield n. j., Thursday sd insi Al l2 M
will be at the depot In bloomfield o meet tho in
which leaves Barclay or Christopherst at 1910 a. NJ
WILLETT-At her residence Newport X. l.. Monday,
sept 90 Amelia Ann wife Of Edward NJ. Wiliett end
daughter OF the Late Benz stephens in the 6sth year II
her
Reat and friends Of family respectfully invited IN
attend her funeral from Calvary Church. Fourth corner
Twenty first ST., Thursday Sept %. al IL oolo'k.
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Ay APPEAL FOR TIE TEXTS SUFFERERS

THE MAYOR OF GALVESTON ASKS FOR AID TO THE
SURVIVORS AT INDIANOLA AND OTHER TOWNS.
Mayor Wickham yesterday received the following
telegram from the Acting Mayor Of Galveston:
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. p, 1879
To the Mayor Of New- York:
IndianOla and other towns on the Coast be-
low here are almost entirely destroyed.
Those who survive have lost and appeal for
assistance conscious Of the sympathy felt by the
citizens OF your city with the dsresses of the sufferers
and confidently appeal to for aid Provisions cloth
ing aud every necessary Of life are needed
J.P. DAVIS, Acting Mayor
NEw-ORLEAN5S GIFT TO INDIANOLA
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept 23.-At a meeting of citizens
tonight for the relief of lndianola, the Mayor OF
Galveston was authorized to purchase $4,000 worth
of provisions and requested to ship the same to-mor
row. Supplies will also be forwarded from Bra
shear.
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W1SHINGTO

TREASURER MAGRUDER'S ACCOUNTS.
A BOND WHICH IS SAID TO AFFORD NO SECURITY
TO THE DISTRICT
rFpoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE lRiBtNh"l
W,sHINGroN, Sept. 22.-1he final report OF ac-
countant W. T.. Warren of New-lork, giving the
results of bis examination of the accounts OF Col d.
A. Maeruder, Treasurer of the late Board OF Public
Works of the District of Columbia was presented To
the inard of Audit on Monday last, and showed a
balance due from the ex-Treasurer of between
500. 900 and $50. 600 Copies of the report were
ordered TO be furnished TO Col. Magmder and also
TO the District Commissioners. Col Magruder has
sued the District of Columbia for the balance OF
SCI 900 which he represents is due him.
The official bond given by Col Magruder upon his
appointment as Treasurer of the Board OF Public
Works is now in the possession of the District Com
missioners 1t is said to be valueless as a1ording
any security TO the District although IT is signed by
A. r. Shepherd, H. ID. Cooke. and all the other MEN,
hers of the late Board of Public Works. ltprovldes
that the penalty OF the bond shall be paid to the
Board of Public Works but says nothing about their
successors in Office Congress having abolished the
Board of Public Works it is said that there Is no one
to prosecute for the money.
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OBITU4RY.
CYRUS WEEKS, NJ. ID.

Cyrus Weeks, NJ. d., who was for over 40
yeas praccing physician in this city, crushed by
the cars and instantly killed Monday evening, while
on his way his country residence at Bloomfield, n D.
Dr. Weeks born in Sanb0ntOn, ~ H. about 20 years
ago received his diploma Doctor of Medicine from
Harvard College Soon afterward he TO this city
and began the practice OF his profession He was con
trbutor to The Ner Yorker, and intimate friend
OF Horace Greeley. Many years Dr. Weeks's resi-
dence at 434 Broomes when that quarter was oc-
cuped by the homes of the wealthy meeting
the prominent physicians and literary persons OF that
ime Dr. Weeks was member Of the Medical Board
hat appointed to protect the city from the nroads
Of shpever which had been brought 10 this port by en-
,rant vessels. lie an active member OF tho New.
York Academy of Medicine until his DEATH Letters OF
sympathy and recognition Of the fidelity and services 10
m profession Dr. Weeks have been received from lead
ING DIV sicans and surgeons OF this city by his family
Ir willard Parker writes: " have just learned, with
sincere s0rrOw the and peculiarly sad death oil
DR. Weeks. / have known him for 80 years ana had
learned TO him highly, account OF MS great
dey TO the interests OF the profession ana or ns pa
tents and his thorough and unspang labor In behalf
OF those who under his In his death feel
Inn; the medical profession has met with great loss as
considered him OF its most conscientious ana fath-
fu members" 49, -.,
The funeral Is 10 be held at Dr. Weess late residence,
in Bloomfield ~ j., at II O'Clock to-day Inc Row MI
Dana and Dr. Kennedy Of Bloomfield and The Rev ar.
AIger of this city to conduct the services
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA, Sept l7-Exchange active; on the United states
go DAYS currency l2I l22 premium short sight IA a
rs premium; so days sol j2eI - premium short sish.
i5I l5S premium London lS30lS5 premium; on Patis
iGS0l 80 premium. Sugar acye No IL d. s. lU0lo2 reals
y arroba. - ,,-.. A.. .,uu,s oo,,,,,,,
unfayorahe the market has been depressed and dll Mit
small business prices nominal; Nos 10 10 II d. - lotu
ia, reals per arroba Nos IL 10 20 d. - 1870 reals
Hojascs sugar IL bale reals Concentrated sugar FAR TO
I;ond qboi reals; MnscOvadO sugar, common 10
rair 1884 reals Far 10 Good Refining reals
Centrifugal sugars. Nos II to 49, in boxes l1dl12 reals;
do in hhds I20lS reals Sto.k in warehouse NJ Havana
ana wat.nxas ~ and 1880 hhds receipts OF
he ns@k $50 boxes aud lSj hhds: exported during
The wees. 1900 boxes and 7Sl hhds, including 800
lat 20 degrees polarization +G4' reals kes Baeon
IA ~ cwt Hams $j3d $jS :, dnnta FOR Aruero an
engaTcure, Lard in kegs $40 j0Q;5O quintal; do in
tins .j@dsj3 TalOw, t27Gs30 quintal. wax, Mhte.
sisosly y arroba Naval hat Empty hhds ~ 500
a. Inmler nominal Shocks Hat Corn. litdli reals
arToba Hoops nominal freighis dun and nominal tx
chan unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
NIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RI.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHikY SIGNAL OFFICER,
Washington. -. c., Thursday. Sept. 23-l a. Ii.
a.. ct

OFFICE THE CHikr SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Thursday, Sept 23-l a. N
Synopsis FOR the past "a hours
The barometer has risen, with nOrtherly TO
westerly winds. generally clear and cooler weather Ill
districts on the Atlantic coast. -,
Cool and clear weather with norhery winds and high
barometer continues In the Southern States The tenn
peraue has risen III the North est and Upper Lake re-
rion with souherly winds and lower barometer. Local
rains are reported from the Lower Lake region ana
southwest. . - =,
The rivers have fallen inches at Shreveport and
20 inches at Augusta, and risen Is inches at Cairo
Probdbiiifies.
For England he Middle States. and me iorer hst
rs0iOn clear partly cloudy and shghty rd'mer
rcqfhe u,h peseriy TO southeriy wnds ana h'gh o"'
slo,ciy falling barometer. r. 80. ,
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley clear or far weather anu s9"s
and soutberly. and slowly falling barometer.
For the upper lake region, the Upper MsssSipp anu
weather with southery Winds veerng to westerly and
Frosts viii occur I'm New gland and Northern New.
Won
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ST s c. RIPT.
2::30 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN EWS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

TIE CLAIMS or THE ORLEANS PRINCES MAINTAINFD-
INK RADICALS COMBiNiNG-DIssoLUTIONL ikgLY
To BE DELAYED.
PARIS. Wednesday, sept. %, 1879
The Journal do Paris (Orlcanist), on author
ty gives positive denial to the assertions made ny the
La France the 18TH TO the effect that tho Or
Princes about to all claims 10 the
throne and declare for the Republic
LONDON Thursday, Sept. 23-5:3O a. m.
Tho PAN, correspondent Of The Tunes reports that upon
tina mecting OF TO Assembly non-paramentary group
will he formed oomposd Of the Radicals who follow MN
Naquet and Louis Blame This detection from the Left
NAV possibly somewhat delay no dissolution OF the AS
sembly
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

GEN DORREGARAY AT SUPPLEMENTARY sTOhtS
SEIZED Ar MADRID-THR GOVERNMENT TO DEAL
FIRMLY, BUT MODERATELY, WITH THE VATICAN.
HENDAYE, Wednesday, Sept. ~, 1879.
The Northern Army has cut off all commu-
uIcations between the Carsts in Navarro and Aragoh
who compelled to cross the frontier. Gen DOT
regaray has concentrated his forces around Estella
MADRID, Wednesday, Sept. %. 1873.
The police have discovered several secret repositories
Of arms and ammunition, which supposed to be In
tended for Socialist rising.
The Spanish Envoy to the Vatican is instructed that
the Madrid Government will be firm, but moderate IL
will respect religion. but at tho same time protect the
rights Of the State.
It's believed here that the vacay will finally abate its
n3iODS
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out his organization, and the latter for presenting
fraudulent BILLS. Vt did not become this degoncraod
dead rabbit Of the fourteenth Ward, who picked
out Of the gutter ~ the prisoner Of Ludlow Street JAIL
to srragn men FOR alleged unworthy actions The
speaker wp,ld rather take Tweed by the hand ac the
scurvy dogs who are now endcavorng to make by
dencune'ng him John Kelly was nominated for Mayor
crates In 1865, and accepted the nomination,
but was won over by the DBL, Establishments ans .soss
Openings and went to Europe with the proceeds of six
years a. sheriff in his pocket. made up in good part OF
such items a. $50 for shaving q man before hanging
him and charging for 81 900 fictitious names at ~ per
head Mr.. Dreamer proceeded in similar strain or a
long time his speech being received with tumultuous
applause The Executive Committee will meet Oh Mon
day evening at the Everett House.
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SWINDLING METHODS AT THE NORTHERN
SUPERINTENDENT.


METHODS OF swINDIING BY CONTRACTORS AGENTS
AND DEPARTMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AN
KX-INDIAN OFFICIAL.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-J. c. Cooper, from 1860
TO 1872 the chief clerk the Northern Indian superin
tendency special agent Of the Department. and after
ward an employe of the contractors for Indian SUP
plies has made a statement to The Tribune confirming
the grave charges made by Prof Marsh in regard to the
system of swndling practiced by the beef con
tractors and the corrupt officials and employees
OF the Indian Department He states tha
exravagant estimates made Of the number OF lnd
ans that beef and raons charged to the Govern
,nept which were never issued 10 the indiana that the
value Of the difference divided between the con
tractors and their agents that cattle weighing GOO
pounds were recepcd for 900 pounds that vouchers
Tor several hundred thousand pounds Of cattle not dev
cred were given to the and padand that under
Morrow Boser's contract OF 1S7O-71. 1850 cattle,
weighing, according the estimates OF the agents.
500 900 pounds receiped for although never de
vercd. Morrow told Cooper that B0ser would gct an
order the Commits Oner OF Indian Analrs directing
the agent TO receive the cattle -" IN one iO instead OF III
monthly nstancns, according 10 the terms OF tnt con
tract. This would Lave saved the contractors he eA
pcnse of wntering cattle. and they would have Sc
cured payments six months before II was dne ny tle
the Indian agents hut before delivery could be MADE
agency and installed his newlyaPpointed agents ana
frustra ted the arrangement BEFORE Af "eish le
however one Of LIS new aGms pe psycd With
out requiring 10 be delivered the money 10 pe d
him TO W. A. Paxton. one Of Morrow & Boslers part
ners accepted the proposition This voucher now
file in the Treasury mt wSs o GvsT fo
Paxton just afterward package OF money was ex,
pressed by that agent to ms wr IN ,ne Ea arsp
there the time who also interested III the lnush
Ring asked why se psaSd %a no ssn,
would be preserved in the express Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.

pOsrMA sTER BURT OF BOSTON NOT REMOVED.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Sept %, ls7jH
The interest excited by the projected dis
placement OF Gen from the Postmastershlp al Bos
ton Is practically end and that ofieer seems 10
have carried of the aures Of the contest The President
has stepped in and said the PosmasterGeneral that
he must 90 further and change VIII take place
he contest about which much has been said was at
last narrowed down the point namely that Gen
Rur had failed for six months 10 file his bond The Post
master General desired his resignation and the appoint
ment Of Mr. Tobey and suggested as much TO the Pres
dent Gen Burt came to Washington and said his bone
Was on the way. The facts were telegrapheu 10 Tue
president and he ordered that nothing more De dor
The bond however did not come tonight, ana the ffesl
dent has been again telegrapbed 10.
GEN JEWELS SUCCESSFUL ECONOMY.
The balance sheet of the expenses OF the Post
Office Department for the fiscal ending June 80
1879 has Just been prepared for the PostnasterGrn'
erals annual report and shows that there was decrease
In the expenses Of the Department from those OF TIE
nreyious year of SEQ Since the organization Of the
Department the expenses have constantly increased from
wear TO year. with single other excepiion-one year
urine the administration Of Amos Kendall making this
tie second instance since It's formation In winch the ex
penses OF this Department have decreased from those
OF the previous year.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
rFor other ship ysvs see Second Page {


Dnia Slst and Malaga sept g. with fruit. &C. 70 Phelps
steamship san Iecn,o m,9ar, savannah sep' i8 with
steamship ranconi, Bragg Portland "h "d'e ana pan
Ship ,I:y II Nankn nf Gasgon) Mclean Calcutta April
is VIA Dea.r r. Avg ~ p ballast ~ pr,nco. q .v. With
5shr Southern (et CANNING n, ~. Thomas. sane
ScbfAnns A. Boiton. smith. Raatan Is Gays WIN c~~
schr Jefferson. Po~ors chepec. Mey 30 lays With ~s
schr Rorto Rico wos'sorth, Bangor with umber
schr James Raymsnd 1spe p2rtians o., sts Ing sran~
sclr North star NaniucSSt Nitn nsn. a., , ,
scST ds' S T";r s@'rs Sr SG. &Sh VIA
scni Evelinp Hs,cn. Ellsworth. with slayes
scuOOgaRS-RyRR AM CoAbfWrS
feT1s, ,r ssIm o,. t Ey, biVc aSDf nosa
or9ie. Boston. helrsI Es.,i Boston So.,o,
Grace cushing. Portland Dresinsnglt, Wcsserly
Ma s;eS NEE i NsR ?Snaon Edm" oa masr
J. -. Cunningham. n. London Pale, ne re" orI port
Ella %orren Virginia sarah Tyler yrgioa.
olive olive" Crosby New Haven il ). Crrii. Providence
= Raw Raynr proyIience &m n Ge-ner Providence
Belle II. Hull, Providence
SAILED
IverPc state Pen9sy a., a;s3w an 30 r1 e,,.
n %r for n PanseS 'R Sarts s
wIND~sunset ircsh Vs. : ". cious7.
DOMESTIC PORT->
GLOrCPsTRR Mass, sept. 22Arrved, -hr MaryR rtt"os
NEW LONDoN. conn. sec' 22-Arrye' bNg GEORGE. rpt"
Porto sailed, school ship ~. Marg for Glen Cove
FRANcIs,o o, sept ZlClcared ship srre Keel for
Liverpool
Paas ToTiRf sept ~ -Ariyed steamship rappahsn-
mock. from Havana. -
PORTLAND. Me. Sept. 22.-Arrived. schrs Viola Mary.
Elzabethprrt Maggie Gardiner, from thlsdclplia
cleared schrs David Miller. for Windsor. " craco Web
MataDlas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IOSp0y Sept 22--Saeh the United states san Ga
etlYo sovereign Of the SEAS Jane Fish ~cs Tor
rybrn, Brisk, Philip Fitzpatrick. Jss r. Boyd. Nesa Ar
On the 18th w. J.. Burroughs
2lst inst Anstruther. w A. Campbell Charles n
ScammeL LANCET, Bonnie Dundee VIM. Mctiilvery, May
Nelson an Asoy, Crox, Kate Cam, Corsica AIIivs
22d inst O. NJ. CAIRNS London otter the as three
Hu'son Dea sirius. Herl9f, Hetai5en, ORIENTAL
Leading Wind.
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Tue ANTI.TANINANY DEMOCRATS.


ORGANIZATION or A COUNTY COMMITTEE-rAMMANY
HALL AND JOHN KELLY DENoUNCED-sPELCi'
or THOMAS j. DREAMER.
The New-YOrk Democratic County COnven-
ton Ant Tammanyl held meeting last evening for the
purpose OF III, citing permanent organization The
meeuy was called TO order b. Emanuel Il. Hart There
were wo delegations from the XIth District and these
were referred to a Committee Contested Seats Rufus
T. Andrew. moved Ira shafer be chosen Permanent
Chairman, ana he was elected by reclamation MI ShafeI
i taking ne chair said that theY were not permitted 10
tgd their hattles in TammaDy Hall they were deter
mined % fight them out of Tammany Hall John Kelly
he said represented the worst influences OF the old cor
rupt Iammany regime, some OF whose leaders are ID
prisons and Others fugrves from Justice They pro
,o.od ~ sl the people Of NewYork whether the Demo
rr, who live in First and Tenthaves have not as much
right in this government and to the protection OF lhS
iarty as tho who live in Fifth-ave or Murray Hill
The Connittee on Organization reported that the or
gani7ation be known " The New-iorK Democratic
County Comm tt.e," and also submitted bylaws. The
report adopted. James ID. McCleland ohered resoiu
tons denouncing the reduction Of aborers wages py
Gen Fz John Porter and the expulsion OF certain mem
hers OF 1ammany Hall for obecng TO the same as un
democratic and specimen Of the oneman power which
now governs the Tammany organization After a recess
u fifteen minutes the of the Executive Committee
were read Among them were Gideon j. Tucker, BenJa
min Wood James NJ Smith, +. NJ Bixby. James Hayes
whose name was received with applause, James
O'Bren Feodore Mierson, and others.
Thomas j. Dreamer was called upon 10 give an account
OF the reception OF the delegates sent by the organization
10 the Democratic State Convention he gave al consid
cradle length the details Of the hearing OF the AntI am
many and Tammany delegates by the Committee on Gre
dentials. He said he met John Kelly there ana when
Mr. Kelly fased the record Of the speaker he tod the
Tanmany leader his face that he lied lie t0d MN
and his confoderss that be did not desire 10 De III the
company for they had among them thieves ana murdef
ga Kelly denounced Roosevelt and Ottendorfer tne
former because. a. he alleged. hs he'd sofa
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Good soap Saves Money.-Every hogsekespe should So
cure q Of LIES OLD y. r. Depot $50 Wsshngt0nHl
sold by MI good grocers
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup, for children eethinS
soitsns the gums aays all pam and cures wind cole
Persons wishing make repairs their houses q %
crate class workman.
references 10 honesty ami caacly.
JAMES MEAGEN, No. II Ninth ST., Bfookiyh p ID
POst.(Dfnce Nutics.-1he MAILS FOR EU ROPE ior thS
week ending SATURDAY, sept. % 1879 VIII close ~ lhs
ofbce as follows: TUESDAY, at a. on WEDNf"3.
DAY at 73O a. m. THU RsDAi ~ 1880 A. m, and IA
SATURDAY at II 80 a. N. T. L. JAME1 r. NJ.
see Frank LesIies illustrated Newspaper. ouT ip.
the rdtC IN s-iun
Ninth Annual Reunion " the society OF ia
Army Cumberland Utica Board the l. = kecel'
inQ Ship Ohio at Charlestowu, Mass Raising comnoi"s
Perrys Flagship the wrcncc from Esety bay Lake Err;
the Tral liam Wosteryo alleged accJnpice N tho
Of Charley Ross; the New POst Car u The Peln
syIy ANA Railroad Company Trout hing IN the Nlglowa5
River Maine; Portraits O the late Judge Woodruff aud Hon.
ohn Bigelow OF the Democratic Convention for o
retary of state York and political cartoon, en@t
Throwing Tub 10 whale"
The SparkIina Wines OF the Pleasant Valley Wine Con-
many n. show what persrvef-
encs capital and good business qualifications have accou
branch OF home industry ibn WIN q
ara fernletod IN perfec ng are supr
nor to French selling about 40 cenf less ne ')i
pany 1874: lher 3tii Wine" .ut
Rrannii,, ara very uopular II. Il. KIRK & 90,
Sole Agents. 90 Fulton st., v Y.
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GOV. TILDEN FOR PRESIDENT.
III. NOMINATION ADVOCATED BY The lILDEN CAV
PAIGS CLUB

III. NOMINATION ADVOCATED BY The IILDEN CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
About forty Democrats of the XVlllth As
semby District met last evening at No. 1896 Thlrd-ave
for the purpose Of forming Samuel j. nlden Cam
,ign Club TO labor the nomination Of Gov Tlden a.
president Among those present were Richard Croker
Edward Kearney r. D. Herman A T. DOcharty, William.
sinclair David NJ. KOehlcr, Edward t. Flynn, T. +
Clyne, AMI Charles Walsh The call for the meeting
was signed by Thomas L. Feitner, who remarked that 1t
was very appropriate that the men OF the XNilh Dis
,rict should lead in Mt 10 nominate for Presi-
dent Samuel j. Tden 1t from that district that he
had been sent TO the Assembly four years ago. and il was
In the Assembly that he began his reform measures by
mpeaching corrupt judges. Reform he sad has been
successful through the fearless and untirng advocacy OF
the peoples course by Gov Tden, and the people owe
him their united support IN placing him In neld Of
wider usefulness.
The following officers of the Club elected Presi-
dent Thomas L. Feitner; Vice presidents, Richard
Croker, Edward Kearney, Edward L. Flynn, and VIM
sinclair; Secretaries, Thomas Walsh and j. A. Boyle :;
Treasurer Augustus Docbarty. The following resou
tons were adopted:
whereas Our Governor Samuel j. Tlden by his honest
and fearless chief magstracy OF tins Empire state anu
particularly by his warfare in behalf OF reform III th
admin sraon OF great canals, mas shown 1ne
capacity and ability OF reformer, statesman anu an
has carried by cohorts of pundeeis and thieves
for The last eight years. by which the country has lost
itself IN favor OF a change OF officers; and
Whereas The great battle now approaching should ne
fought by one who his acts, has shown his ability t.
lead where any viii follow i'll fight against The power
lul and corrupt Rings cenered around the present Ma
t,oDaI Admin. ration, be IL therefore go
Resore9 That in this hour OF danger 70 our republican
institutions his ExceleDcy Samuel j. Tlden. is he true
Leader and champion OF the peoples cause III DehalI Oh
economical government in CITY, Sue ana h AZ W. vr,
hedge our united effort iii behalf OF SAMUEL j. iueh io
aext President of the United States
Speeches were made by Messrs flynn' sinclair ieit
,er and Dupuarty
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uOWE'S sCAIES-GOLD MEDAL AWARDED.

uOWES sCAIES-GOLD MEDAL AWARDED.
Howes scales were awarded by the Vermont
State Fair Just closed here gold medal for points and
qualities superior to any scale manufactured This is the
frat gold medal ever awarded by this Society in the me-
chanical department The following is the official award
The Vermont State Agricultural Society have this day.
proyed standard scales points and qualities, and for
superiority and value the public over any other scale
manufactiired This ia the first gold medal ever awarded
in the mechanical department HENRY cLARk Sery;
"SAwUEi EyERTs Superintendent Mechanics Hall"
(The Rutland Daily Herald.