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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized In l6z0,

Organised In l640,
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard. Jas. w. North,
Artemas Libbey, VIM. s. Badger, Sam'l TtcOmb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. M, and
from to 4.S0 p. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amountreceived from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out 10 added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
interest begins ON the first day of each month.
Money deposited on before the tenth day of each
month"; will draw interest from the first day OF the
same month.
1GUnder the existing law of this State all de-.
pesits in Savings Banks, are exempt from munici-
pat taxation, and the rate of interest limted to
six per cent. per annnm payable semi-annually.
No returns of names of depositors are required
TO be made to State or town authorities, and all &C.
counts held by this Bank to be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
posit money in their own names, so that it can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians. Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April 20. 1875. t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
PREMIUMS.
oct.30-

Al BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

renews the growth and always surely restores its
COLOR when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the nutr'
tive organs to healthy activity, and preserves both
the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or
sckly hair becomes glossy, pliabe and strengthen.
cd; lost hair regrows with lively expression; fall.
ing hair is checked and established; thin hair thick
ems and faded or gray hair resume their original
color. Its operation is and harmless. 1tcures
dandrufI, heals all humors, and Keeps the scalp
COOL clean and son under which conditions, dis
eases of the scalp arc impossible.
AS a dressing for ladies' hair the ViGoR Is prals-
ed for its grateful and agreeable perfume and val
ued for the soft lustre and richness of tone it I'M
parts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16

Persons who want to find
the Place to Buy Mcrchan.
disc at Bargains, read the
Advertisements I'm this Pa.
per.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
K. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions. Trade Marks. or DesIy I,

5oAASA4 o1S OE IA l. H. 4 -
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DesIgl,
No. 76 state Street (Opp0site kl6y Street) OS1Oh
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 80
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted tates; also in Great Britain France and othe,
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonableterms, with dispatch. Researches made
10 determine the validity and utility of Patents OF
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
all understanding the same. Copies Of the claims
OF any patent furnished by remitting one dollar
Assignments recorded in Washington.
no agency in the United States possesses superb
facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaining
the patentabiiity OF inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved Inventors.
imonia
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mos capabie
and Successful practitioners with whom have had
Official Intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.O
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their an.
plicatlons in form to for them an early nd
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"Mr. X. IL. EDDY has made ior me overTHIRTY
applications for Patents having been saccc4sltIin
almost every case. Such ununs nstakabe proof OF
greattalent and ability his part leads me to rec.
ommend all inventors TO apply TO him to procure
their patents, as they may be sur { OF having the
and Ut very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
TnIT E>vU> SO%rS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16

The Diamond Rheumatic Cure Is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BIOS. Augusta.
may26- teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
NORTH END FISH MARKET
CARD.

The subscriber will keep constantly on hand at
the old stand, Fresh Fish, Oysters, CLANS and Lob
sters, lin their season. also Dried, Picked and
smoked Fish constantly on hand; and hope by
paying strict attention to business TO merit share
of the Dnblic patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-16
WEEKS & HAMILTON.

Augusta, Me-. Jan. I6, lS15.
n n Orders collected and goods delivered
u. y. within city limits free OF charge.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

With n population Of 5000. onc-third OF whom are
operatives. consuming i35000 bales OF cotton ana man
uiaciuTin1 $50 900 900 yards OF cloth yearly All IL
has grown the third city in the State IN the scale o
ax-rntes. and the fifth IN point or popula'l"n ts
growth though rapid since It's settlement 20 years ago.
has been most remarkable since 1863, the NUMBER OF
spipdes having increased from 265Oo0 to more tnhn
100000. In $50 the incorporated capital anounteu
80 100000 against present nominal caplta Oh nIo
900. 900 and real capital OF T3O,OOo,ooo,, fiIoI
TO 1888, for i5 years, nearly al the
cotton manufacturing interests were c0ntrOIied py
the Borden and Durfee families. Tut thht year
witnessed break in this control by the ORGANIZATION O
the Union Mil Company with capital Ol ri11VVV
which paid for itself In five Insprrt Dy th1
signal success. capital which had accimuateu uulns
past 40 years OF successful business came forward
and other companies formed. In 1868 the 6ralte
Mil was erected by a company with ~5OoOoo capllH,
and from that date until the present time ~ mills nave
been built with aggrc gate capital OF over 2oooooo
The extraordinary demand for goods during the war gave
rich harvest the of these ,OOOOO spndies
and returned ample dividends their investments.
the closed prices declined but large amount
OF capital had accumulated IN Fail River business was
good all the Union, the mills sold all the goods they
manufactured, and new era or mlll-Duliulhk
opened. Company after company waA formed; and was
purchased granite mills five and six stories IN hight
100 feet in length with sometimes two three, or TOUR
wings running backward 100 l50 feet, arose IN der
ent parts of the city tcnementhouses were bt IN "A
near locality steampOwcr introduced into
expended machinery until the shove mill, which bns
completed and received it's last machinery dur
the late strike is the fifteenth that has been erected
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
rEIEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

Providence r. l.. Oct. 12.-Miss Elizabeth
Kelly age IL years de Warren today from injuries
ceiyed By her Clothes taking fire.
NFwBURGH \. Y. Oct. 12.-Charles +. Y. Reeve,
rlauy years Wen resident Of his city n down
sslr- Al broke his meek. lie 5 Year,
OF
BOsTON Oct I2.-John and samuel Steele, age %
and Is vears sprcively arrested this afternoon
suspicion Of mntiCide Their mother was injured, as IL al
lcd IT, o araie TIE boy-. who were hghung on
injuries.
HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. 12.-Chas. ". briggs, "a
brakeman on the York New Haven and Hartford Rail
roai 4 II freight tram At Norh Haven tonight and
was and killed lie was u years Of age and native
o New Hartford.
PoRTIAND, Me-, Oct 1.-THE trial between hand
engines No Of Hudsor. Mass and T. > Walker No
Ninal Haven, Me for 5000, OF al Fresumscott
PARK to-day by the former The Eureka marked
feet and = inches and ths h. > walker rs iet and
fughgs
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE BEGUN.
START or TIE REsOLUTE, DREADNAUGHT, AND VISTA
FOR CAPE MAY AND RETUES-THE DREADNAU GHr
LEADING.

START or TIE RESOLUTE, DREADNAUGHT, AND VISTA
FOR CAPE MAY AND RETURA-IHE DgEADSAU GIT
LEADING.
The ocean Yacht race between the ResOute
and Yesta aud Dreadnaught begun yesterday under
favorable conditions This match grew OF challenges
published by the of the yachts Nesta and Dread
naught Offering to the Re-oute from the Lgtship
off sandy Hook to and around the Five Fathom Light
ship of Cape May and return The owners agreed 10 dis
pense with club topsails and balloon jbs carrying only
mainstaysails and working The kesolute and
Vesta have center boards. The DrcadDaught which is
keeboat Of the three yachts in the ocean race
from Sandy Hook Cowes in the year 1866. making her
massage In Ia days, hours. and 50 minutes. She is
owned by c. J. Osborn. and is 23l tons measurement
The ResOute 2O6 TONS and the Vcsta POI tons meas
urement. The Dreadnaught allows the Resolute :
minutes 40 seconds time and the latter allows the Vcsta
l minute and SO seconds.
AT D. m yesterday the three vessels which were
anchored OF the Clubhouse al stapeton, g. L. hoisted
their main and oresais bs flying jbs, aud ga topsas
and amid the cheers OF large concourse Of people who
Lad assembled on the dock and in the vicinity weighed
anc hor and sailed before stf northwest brcfze down
the bay. The steam-tug Cycops, with the judges On
board reached the lightshp III 3i5 p m At 4:lO p m
the three yachts, in company with Commodore Iarners
yacnt Mohawk hosted their mansheets and started
their course. The wind blowing steadily from Of
shore. anu they all bounded away on tho port tack
for the Five Fathom Lightshp. The wind. which was
abean promised splendid race, and as II blew of the
land II gave comparatively smooth water The Mohawk.
which was not restricted 70 her canvas, set an I'M
msrse main club-tOpsail. and showed Ler ability 10
weather heavy gale. The Drcadnaught. which wls the
last TO get under weigh gradually gained on tue Scnl
which WIS SECOND. the Resoute, leading at the
start All were making 10 knots an hour, ana al 45o
were OF the Highlands. The DIeadnauglt making her
way more windward passed the Vesta and ReSoute'
ana at 4.50 p. when OF Long Baneh had the lead
followed by the Res0luie. with the Nesta asiern on
ocean the order maintained the yacht.
leaving the siean-tug CycOps far IN the stln
breeze blowing while there little sea running
IL WAS predicted ~ the outlook tlom disappear on
BarneEat with the Drcadnaugnt in advance, that II the
wind should hold the race would 20 flushed by noon
/ day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
AN ACCIDENT on THE GROUNDS.

r4F UNFINISHED AGRICULTURAL HALL BLOWN DOwN
IN GALE-ELEvEN MEN HURT.
urrADFLPHIA, Oct 12.-Ahout noon to-day
hh wind blew down the Agricultural Hall at the Cen
tennial Grounds The building about onc-third com
pleted and the framework yet rad not been securely
braced on the southern side Eleven men were injured
viz Edward Mearens OF Wilmington. Del, in the back
and leg; John Ross colored, John Harder. Wm Hamon
colored Robert Morrow slightly injureds James Erwin
slightly injured Samuel ROLAND internally injured very
badly; Robert Myers, slightly injured; VIM. Davis, ser
ousv injured; Geo Fesher. injuries not known. ana W
NJ Fitzpatrick injured back and leg. The building
under contract 20 be finished Jan. l.
LArER-Instead Of the whole OF the frame OF Agricul
tural Hall being blown down this morning. as reported
only a small section fell and the work vii be delayed
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Sc,os see THIRD Page.l

s,e.mship Huntsvfe Chester FernsnGins oct 8 Bruns
wrs GA I'm and port Royal Sh. with mdse and psas %
steamship Nersus Berry. Boston with mdse and pass 70
ste,mship BensfaetoT Trtbon wilmington " C.,
aad cotton 70 ~m 2. clyde & co.
ship Wellington rof Windsor y 81 Card Antwerp 50 days
In ballast Anchored At sandy Hook 10Y clneIa 10 A.. -
ballast Anchored al sandy Hook foI orders -.
AnchorCd in iiravrsend Ray sor orders.
IL Anchored in sirsyssend BAY Cor orders
Bark D Marshall lof shiolds) Hunter. Newcssre Eng
Balk Madagascar AUST RuduyOnie Limerick 81 day7 IN
schr IT, H Drew Bentley jacksonville II DAYS with iura.
schr Mary Potter, Potter NANTUCKET, with n,h
schr Victor. FIsh. Nantucket with nsh. -,
, ss sned>S 2i ASfiS osar Sg a fer STera
schr Albert Treat. sawyer Nndsor' ~ - days win
schf sea LARK Pike Dorchester " h. days. with build
: sem Sew Zealand, HanL ca,als. with lumber lumber
schr slas hcLoon. spear. kockand' Win nme
schr Red Jacket, GregOrT Rockand. with lime
schr John Fargm. Murphy RocEport with granite
ser seh sao Ran Foster IschSs e' St IS1er ~ "
schr Fretie Eaton. Pope Caiais y i'm lumber liza,
seGr George Z. Prescott Guptii. Woois Hole.
sehr Enm. Pc, ~ AAn5TcSst' @ vita nsn ,n,,y,
n Rlacsman Providence M A Preimore Providence
White Rock Providence. QIckotep frOyldehce.
Detroit, Providence. tVtIgIeeh, Pto' arncr
+. v mite, .rgniA O. N Bralnsrd hoekiand-
John Loiief somerset. corela, Boston.
Steamships sam Weller for London Idaho for Liverpool
Tybee iof Sarto Domingo ~ &c SleoPrs oI arsnn-o. %
bars oah FOR Brrmen Angelo, for Bordeaux Ors Bnt
ANNA bTfdgetBgvu Bar.
yIND-SlI SET fresh, n. W. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ssv FRANCISCO. Oct l2.AIrtye1 Pacias Mall steamship
Colorado from Hong Kong via l0E2Larna
oct I2Arriyed ship Preston fBr), rom Liy.
erDooL Cleared steamship city OF Antonio for New
YORK.
CHAgIEsToS oct I2.-Arrivec, schr. Wn ~ Jones' rom
Eew YORK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
TOsDOS Oct. 12-salleI for the United States Maria =.
IOtie stewart stewart, DAVID NacolIlsn H. Martha }.
Brady, DeOTgI ta Ls9reuCt, AndreJte A Al
Ont ith Hattie y ttiA Mar npsl " AKA ~ o.
ernie Eagle Rock arrived out On the 'th INST Inpien ts
later ElsInOre. having been auagci py collision ous
Arrived the II On i Courier the latter AZ BihiO
Barns CnIef clyde, County Of Picou Belle "s'
trrs Arrived the l2ti inst. Oanyni-e, Aa,'A
Haves Elda Norma Eastern star Nngo Nic-
tOria NyanZa. - .. -
HsyANA oct l2.-Arryod steamship city OF Vera Cruz.
nom =, Ork.
NAVAL
NEW-ORLRAss I2COl stockton has receive1 dis-
paca Townsville to-day announcing the arrival OF to
- steamship iti0 Bravo and sound, at Eio Granue
The Olccr3 al vel
DISASTERS.
Boston. Oct 12-The steamship Carroll Which eft tli,
for HAaL, returned today IN Tow ot
the steamship Worcester Of the same ine having broken her
main SBat at D o clock ON sunday Afternoon .
CAI MAY, MI oct l2lhc sctr Mary Alen ron oreat
Egg HarDor Philadelphia Il ashore near CGpe May lhl-
house She light AID viii pronaOy be got on unn. Icl
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION PROPOSED II
TIE XXIsT DIsTRICT.

The XXlst Assembly District Republican
Association held monthly meeting last i'll Lin
coin Hail. at Third and Onehundred-and slxteerth
st Henry C. Robinson presided NJ. a. Reed. Chairman
OF the Finance Committee resigned President ROBIN
son said that 1t would relieve him ii the other members
Of that Committee would also resign, be intended re-
organizing II thoroughly resolution carried ask
ing that committee be appointed by the state Central
Committee reOrganiZe the District ASsOcatOn on the
grodud that q number OF Democrats have gained adms
sion. Ii claimed by many who voted acainst the
resolution that 1t passed in the interest OF the Gus
tOm-louse faction. The meeting then adlOufACd.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE sEcoND DAY OF REGIsrRArIoN.

To-day is the second day of registration.
II the falling of the number Of persons registered
should be ar great compared with the registration last
year as on the first day would be accepted generally
as IN indication OF light vote at the approaching eec-
ton. The total registration last year 1i6,2ls On
Oct g. 1s74 the registration S5s9s. On Oct. o. the
first day this year, the registration 3lO9l Good
Judges think the registration and vote Will show CON
siderable diminuiiOn from last year.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

Excited Britisher (at the end OF row with
the party behind the French bus. appealing 70 ie pas
sengers generalyl-" AIOng-dd0ng- ng-pariOnny-D,u.s,
say look here can't understand ibis fellows pos.I
Ism. Can any OF You ladies and Gentlemen Jeh me s"o
French for ConfOunded fool ="
Come. my little fellow said W Washington
gentleman youngster Of years, While sittl2s ID
Ua rlor where large COMPANY assembled. 90 you
know met" "Yeth, thrw "Wbo am ' Let me near v
You ith the man who ktned mamma when papa was I'D
SeT-lOrk." Correct.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13


BROwS-Tn Brooklyn 2. D.. on Monday Oct II. Emra !.
i own. eldest daughter %; =. ". Brown.
attend t5e aasr At tie Ross street resSyici4S Church
Thursday Afternoon. al O'Clock
Only son Of robert ,i4rsaret'4 4. collins.
DAY-At West Hobosen, \. J., Of heart disease. Mara
The friends 2 e family s nssd 70 gha n n'e vl,n lons
day Oct. H. without further noico
HFNDRICK-ON-Mr. @. Crawford HrndIicsson suddenly
is residence, on the morning OF the l@h ins &std 20
The relatives friends o. the family are nyet 70 attend
day' Oct a. at i O'Clock p N.
HORTON-At white Plains, y. y, Oct - Elisha Horton IN
Fasal s2rsicc, at his residence. BROADWAY White
Central Depot lJ5J and 4I.i0 a.
INGEBsoLI In Rsi Rank, y T. on Sunday OCT 70, Caro-
The second Con ggatonal Clgrch Green
train.
JAY-on Monday oct H. the s5th year of his age the
from CHRIST Crrh Eve Iluf,i1y IN INST az
l. r.. al station.
MEEKs-At saratoea SPRINGS on Tuesday. Oct II 1875
Mr. John 81 oy. in The 7jsh year Of his age.
NOtco Of funeral heitA.ter,
PIcKEN-Oct - I9-j Albert C., sln OF & s. and A. C.
picker aged . years months lna II tays
IN. '1ny respectfully requested 20 sttond ths
funeral on "wednesday aiieroon al !cloc from toe res,
DcK-lbave. Brooky
Gangiter fDr and Ms Geo II. oI san
aud GRANDPA gbter issseI Chapman CSC. OF NeSayen
RUsT-Oc. T. after a short lncss Joanna Rust naive of
Ireland. D. 42d lev
Her ien- Of ne; snd niece James Hard
ard coleman Of Albany. y " respectfully invited
10 attend funeral al O'Clock H., uOn = Roosevelt
81 New York THURSDAY Oct Is.
WADswORTH-Ath his resi- lonce 257 Twenty third-st
MOuda, evening, oct H. JOhn Na'snort OF lis CITY,
pea ard friends invited 20 attend the fune a nom
H. house lh4rsda. oct II, Al l0S H. Remains vii
De taxon 10 asltnEtVu ior interIacnt
WEssE4s-At Orange, y. J.. on Monday Oct II, lara
Wcsses u he late Peer and Ellen voiey TIE sd
Of her
Relatives and Trend, invited to attend her funeral
THURSDAY afternoon Al 2a cocs NJ the rest
a nee of he nephew Hunter. central ave, near
Harrs0n BucK Church station on arriN al
of 10 train from NcS-l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
REG1sTRATIoN IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday was the second day of registra-
ton in Brooklyn There 81 266 voters REGISTERED,
against 3356s the corresponding day Of last year,
which Is O decrease 23O3 On the first days gstry
Of this year there 1876, against 1864 on the
corresponding day OF last year which is an increase OF
5,OI2 The net increase thus far tins year Is 2,7l9.
LRM R<PuLsicaa nominations see FJst PagGl
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MITTEE.

At meeting of the Kings County Demo
cratic General Committee last evening the result Of the
primaries Of Monday night for the election
Of delegates TO The various Nominating CUnven-
tons wac approved and persons were designated 70
call the Conventions 10 order. Tno denomination OF Abr
Tappen for Justice Of the Supreme Court was rat
ined unanimously, and Gen. James b. Craig who was
Chairman OF the Judiciary Convention, made speech
eulogzDg Judge Jappen who he declared would surely
be reelected. The Committee adjourned until next
Wednesday night
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
RrpuBLIcAxs OF THE IxrH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT


The Republicans of the IHth Assembly Dis
trict held a meeting at the Blercker Buildings on
Bleeokerst. last evening. The Attendance was large
George T. Merklee presided, and Col J. II. Warwick Col
T B. Thorpe and S. T. streeter addressed the meeting.
Col Warwick devoted himself chiefly the question Of
the currency, favOring hard money and charging the
Democratic party with the evils resulting from and likely
70 result imitation Col T. b. Thorpe also touched
the question OF france The Republicans ne claimed
we're 20 man IN favor Of hard money. Tie grOss cor
rupOns of the Governments Oi NcwA Ork and Brooklyn
he laid the door Of the Democratic party. Tie Rcpub
ncan party the sTy Of patrlOi-m the party OF the
poor man, the true party Of American principle, the
party that favored public education.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
MIRRLED.

CA-TLF-IOwREY-A PttsGeld. Mass. oct. u. at rcsL
.Dce at ia D. NJ Collins, William r. Castle Of Ne1 YORK
civ L., daughter Of Nil L. {. Lo"rey OF Oakland
California
san FrIncisco CAL and Honolulu IT L. papers please copy
OAKLEY-WuITSON-O Monday. oct Il, 1873. a; no
r-sdeinc the BRIDES parents. by the Rev y W COnkig.
ID D. Mr oakley iirUOk y. Y. a. Miss ,arh
y Whsou daughter Of j. oungs " lson eal, Of tins ciy
OICOTT-CLAPP-At st james Church Oct. -, by the Rev
Phillips Brooks. Emmett x. OcOtt oi New YORK 4na Mary
Gardner daughter OF D. Gardner Capp ID Boston Hghands
SsfTTH-LANEOn TUESDAY H. 1875, thu resiterce
OF the bries parents 10y the krS j. - spi -sie " u o
trurse0 y Y. -eyr0lr :. smith 10 Emma daughter Ok
Nathan Lane Brooklyn.
sPEING-GEISTON- wednesday 9Th insi- by the Rev.
l. p IngersOl, Frederick spring, j., 10 ~ LA daughter oi
John GclstOr. esq, 8ll OF brooklyn.
YOVNG-FT 1875 AZ Tho home ~ TIE brides
parrus hy t1r W BrOwn Miss Jennie o., youngest
d,tr.t,r N.cIglls llaglcr Of falsOtI.
sullivan County y l., 20 Vim. Young Of NewbUrgh, Il Y.
NJ cards.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CENTENNIAL AFFAIRS.
AUSTRIA's EXHIBITORS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Minister Orth gives
the following IA the number OF prospective exhibitors
enrolled on the books Of the Austrian Commissioner TO
the Centennial Exhibition In the Palace Of Industry,
542: Agricultural Hall. 81; Art Gallery, ll3; MecEan-
icl Hall total 90 date 7l6. The impression prevails
that the number will be increased 20 500.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
try his fortunes larger ed, must confess, is
THE BROOKLYN TAXPAYERS CANDIDATE.
THE NOMINATE II. T. BAcKHoUsE FOR MAYOR AND
RECOMMEND HIN TO THB REPUBLICAN, CoNyEN-

THE BROOKLYN TAXPAYERS CANDIDATE.
THE NOMINATE X. T. BAcKHoUsE FOR MAYOR, AND
RECOMMEND HIN TO THB REPUBLICAN CoNyES-
TON.
The meeting of the Independent Tax payers
Association Of Brooklyn last evening, in the Assembly
room Of the Academy of Music was one OF the largest
and most earnest meetings Of the canpaign-certaihy
the largest reform meeting held In Brooklyn for year
past Ex-Mayor Samuel Booth occupied the chair
and among the men of both Democratic and Republican
parties present Alderman Rowley. ex-Aderman
Van Brunt, A B. Richar,lsod, eK-Assembyman Eugene
D. Berri, ex-supervisor John ". Harman, and VIM
Hutchinson--al OF whom are Republicans and some OF
whom delegates the Republican Convention which
meets tonght-toge with Harvey Farrngton George
B. Harrington. r. L. Scott, a. c. Davis. j. Stevens. T. T.
Backhouse. and many other Democrats. The meeting
was largely Republican in personnel and spirit
division appeared at an early hour the question
of nominating recommending candidate for Mayor,
TO be submitted to the Republican Convention t0night.
spirited debate the wisdom and Propriety OF nam
ing single candidate and urging his adoption upon the
Republican Convention followed. in which num-
ber OF those present engaged. Among the
most earnest and vigorous speakers in denuno-
alton Of the Rings Of both the Democratic and Repub
can parties Harvey harrington, who strongly urged
organization which would pursue before Gov Ilden the
guilty leaders who had brought the city to the verge OF
bankruptcy. He particularly denounced by name VII
liam {. kingsley, John : l. SraDahan, r. a SchrOedei
Ripley Ropes and others
The final resolution OF the meeting in favor OF NOM
mating tax-payers candidate for Mayor and the name
T. Backhouse long known the leader in all the
reform movements IN Brooklyn unanimously
adopted with repeated rounds OF applause committee
Of Ave consisting OF A. c. Davis, Chairman L. L. scott,
J. Reeves william Colt and John Stevens appointed
TO communicate to the Republican Convention the sense
Of the Tax payers Association and ask the adoption OF
lis candidate.