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TWEED's cAPrURE ~ SPAIN.
How spanish Journal Kecoguizr- the
Eminent services OF Gov. Tilden.
Fom Ia NuStr1ciOa EpdhOld HddTfd. OcL 7.

How spanish Journal Recognizes the
Eminent services OF GOV. Tilden.
Fom Ia NaStracion E'pdAOid. Hddrtd. OCT 7.
Our readers are not ignorant of the fact
that the Civil Governor OF the province OF Pom
tevedra, Don Victor de Novoa, personally 40
com plished, on Sept. Q, tho capture OF Mr. Will
liam N. Tweed who, coming from the sllnd Of
CUBA in the Spanish bark Carmen. under the
assumed name OF john Secor. and In company
WITH another Americ n citizen, Mr.. william
Hunt. his reputcd nephew, landed tue proceed
ing day at the laz netto Of San simon. near
woo.
The above mentioned Mr.. Tweed was for
long ueriod at the head OF peculiar afsOci luon
which pefpetTated with IMMUNITY enorn Gus
thefts OF the municipal funds ~ NV Yurk.
Hut the present Governor OF that State, Mr.
Samuel j. Iiden, (ihe same VINO was recently
chosen as candid ,te for the Presidency Of the
Repuhiic Dv the Democratic Convei ton ~ 81.
LOuisl, determined TO follow up the drirauders
with incesstnt energy and speed, To ferret them
out aud turn them over TO the hands OF jus ice.
Tue utrlght Magistrate achieved MS purpose.
MIR. William n. weed, the chief Of tho baud.
was accused, tired, sentenced to nav over to tue
city treasury 81 Ne" 1otk SIX millions OF dol-
lars wnicu had been stolen, aud was thrown im-
me liateN into prison. Notwithstanding that he
actu illv refunded large sum, he was stll IN
deia ilt IN no incOnsiderahle amount OF money
when he managed to escape from prison aud To
take passage In a ssei which He'd to San
tlago de Cuoa, and embarked thence ON the
Spanish bark Carmen, loaded with rum, to tne
port OF Nlgo, where he arrived in safety on the
day above stated.
The two fugitlves, Tweed and Hunt, were in
generated IN the citaGel 81 CssuU, al woo,
where they remained until the 24th. ihey were
then pl Ceu on nnard Il the North American
ffigate franklin, 30 guns. at tbf request @. tho
Captain. Ar. Franklin, to whom iheV wefa de-
livered, after the proper fOrmali les, III comuli-
ance with the q uvernOr's orders. Inc vessel
thereupon sailed IN the direction Of New York.
MIR. Hunt " : st at liberty, 10 requIsiiIOn for
his person beng included Ia the Instructions
wuicn the Cap, OF tue FIR nklin had received
In connection with this aniir several polite 4
journals detlOIe that there exists no reciprocity
Obligation betw zen Spaiu ana the United States.
when II Is remembered that the spanish Gov
eminent p-rmi the extrtditiun OF Nurth
American suuj ct accused OF stealing muniC up ii
funds and the North American Government de-
mes simiiar process In the case Of the few Glvil
aud milt ny Spanish subjects who have au-
soon ed with public funds nd have found an
uuuOiestvd asylum In that country.
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VIDE AWAKE ron TILDEN.
The Men who will Carry Inian County for
Iucie samuel and Reform.

Fully ten thousand residents Of the
northwestern section ~ Union county, y. j.. par
ticlpated Ia the old-f shiou-d Democratic Ill
ncaton, hed jointly In Rosello and Linden. The
oldest inhabitants say that they never saw so
line parade or so much enthusiasm. The Lin
den rilden and Hendricks Cluo. one hundred
strong. marched at o'clock t. the depot OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad and received the m
dolpn Light Guard and large delegation from
Newark. These two splendid organizations W ere
atterNaTd Joined Nv tue savers Pioneers, num-
tering one hundred stalwdrt men: the nilss
Ross Legion, composed ~ one huudr-d ana
TWENTY-FIVE bremen In Znuaye uniform: Com.
Iiny A, lildcu and Hendricks Reform CluD;
Company II. illden and lienIricks Guards, one
hund I'd in number. and superb looking cav
alry COMPANY, eigub strong together win
about one hundred Influential residents all
from Rnhwa". The route Of marrn from Lin
den To- ltp-tlc WIS lined with farm houses, Hnd
the occupants cheered Justify as the N posing
procession y ssed. Al the outskirts OF koscle
the column wns met v an immense cOncourse
OF people. who escorted the visiting clubs into
the town, wulch was In all uprour of excitement
ana enthusiasm. such a great gathering of the
Democracy ana fuends OF reform never before
having been witnessed IN that section. Inc
EiItbeth Iilden and Hendricks l. g.on, COM
manued by N. +. j. Drake, proprietor OF the
EnZAbetn DIup H6riLi. ono hundred In num-
Der 70 ched tue town AZ the same instant, hav-
nv just marched from Elizabeth. lhe various
clubs. after paradlng through the man thor
oughfare OF the town. drew M I'm front OF the
Mansion House, from the vrrandah Of which
the immense throng was addressed by Gen.
Samuel j. Crooks Of New York, ard the Hon. l..
T. God Of BROOKLYN, VINO administered sing
lug rehuke 10 tie Republican leiuers, ana tX-
posed the frauds and corruption Of the present
Aduinstr tiion.
Al ii O'Clock the column reformed, and. pre-
ceded 10y the Hon. Ferdn nd Bl ,nche Of Lin
den, marched back u that plaCe, where AN en-
toN ed his hospitality. IL IS conce led that Union
county will be redeemed from hepublican rule
on tuesday next.
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4 Soldier that was starved aud Robbed by
the knemiea Of his Country.

To THE EDITOR OF the SUS-Sfr: Permit me,
please, to write few lines your columns OBI ee
much one n Gen. Grants soldiers who has been
robbed Of his monthly served full hree years 10
the OF the rebellion under the command OF Gen.
Grant After two years service was taken prisoner
and sent TO Andersonyie aud starved and Amos ded
IN that horrb prison pen until the var ended, be.
cause exchanging prisoners did NOT Gen. Grant.
remained there uutn We we're tod to 10 tree Nearly
every morning when ehlkcu around the camp could
bee without hstOnH itnt FROM nfty TO one huugl ed
cOrpsea II starved IRIS r. After WAS frcel
sick and euacttei much ~ tunt sCutuItlH WITHIN
the Union lines never asker me for pass walked %
Warrington, ~ my desire was To get To New York and
recruit my health believing that my pay would nc all
right, From Washington tallwaY conductors passed
me, fare free 10 New YORK. MCanNhile ms req nltnt
was mustered out anu sent nome. wrote TO asnlng.
ton Tor my discharge ana pay. They wrote hucN TO
know now got bacN from Andcrsonyllle through the
lines. Nrutr, t,iuug them how du II. Ihey de-.
mauded proof thai ahu been IN Audri eOnylc, ana /
gave Il. lhey further demanded proof from the rex.
ment and furnished Il MS required, hut IA the Adj
lutan General one Of GrnDrs officers, uppose my
harue Tued wages nave vanished. Al all events ave
never received penny 81 Private S. sCHuITZ,
Company c, Fifteenth Sew Nork AruhorY
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WHAT REFORM MEMS.
The Election of Hayes Insuring the Per-
petuation of Grantism.


At the great Tilden demonstration in
New Utrecht on Tuesday evening the Hon
Archibald NJ. Bliss. candidate for Congress in
the Fourth District, said lin Washington we
have been In the very thick Of the nght. Tho
investigation Of abuses has proved all. and even
more than VIA ever claimed to exist. I had tue
honor to be a member Of the committee an
POINTED to Investigate the affairs OF what l.
known as the Free1man's - INK. Never was au
institution 60 rotten a. this; indeei. the in
vestication proved that almost every dollar de-
posted In that Institution by the coored popu-
laiton Of the Southern States was squand ere j,
uisappropriated, or stolen.
"The question of reform IS one OF vast m1gni-
tude. Tue word Itself has been infused In the
past. while the magic which belongs to the true
idea Of the reformation OF aous - has oeen near
" lost. But true reform means vital idea OF
public policy necessary t. the welfare aud safe
Is ut the notion, aud tne Democratic p rty are
to-day the natural agents aud promoters Of re-
form. Not because a Democrat "a a man T. bet
ter than republican, out because the attitude
Of the Democratic party tow rd these n lest ions
Is one whicn makes II possible to work out the
REFORM neces>ar. 10 tue salvation OF the nation.
Repubncan Administration would be but "A
continuance IT the present condition OF the ltc-
publican parry. Mr.. HAYES would be powerless
to act. even II he had the disposition ami the
ability HIS surroundings are already prepared Tor
MIN. The men Who nave been trusst IN uphold
trg the administration of President Grant aud
WHO are the most trusted IN the Republic n
party. are the agent. whicn Of pohtiri usces-
sitN he would be Obliged to employ III the exc
cution ~ the duties OF the lfice and with Nor
ton ud Chandler and L, mrrnu AMI Uutisr ma
Others, vita al Of tue great Interests WHOM
cluster around these powerful politicians. WI 10
are now NJ work To secu e his election, ana To
whom he viii be- under the greatest personal
aud uohucil onhg tons II ne succeeds II would
be IMPOSSIBLE fUr him to correct abuses winch
these men 40 not agree are abuses, or to reform
the q 1NernWeut when these men or their de-
pendcnts would 10 i'm .hcatec % such rsforina-
ton.
With Mr.. Tilien and the Democratic party
this Wo I'D Toe all changed. lie would take VITA
MIN 10 the seat OF Government no surroundings
which would tend t. distract his efforts In TINS
duectiou. His attitude Is such that he would
lie entirely uu rAuineiud, and he could cali
around INN men VINO, honest Ike himself ana
fearless, would manage the affairs OF the couu-
try so as To pufify the Gov -fnment anu bring It
back once more To rs Odd integrity and, Us re-
suit, 1t. olu prupTiety."
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Transactions yes lrday at the Exchange COM
prised sales by Blackwell, Riker wiSns per order
ofthe unned States District Court thirteen fourstory
ufOWu.stunr houses VITA lOte Warning Ia exc from
l1AIUO to 2uXll u, s3-S21O.
ny 49, y. fancnid, In partition. fOur-stnry brick
dOuue tenrntut win Ahtur lease fur tArrr from
MAY L. 1875, OF lot 23Xtl IN trlunl rent flfaI. t7iUD.
Tue Ing properly Was also sOld under rclio-
one plot lOoNOo2. the north size of Eighty second
street 200 fvet vest Of Eleventh avenue, ti5,53 10
plalntln
IN North r'l" - Sixty MN ttreci, lpu ftet vi
Fourth aYtnuO, . uuu. To ulalitlH
Oue similar house ana lot, On the same SIDE same
street lol feet west Of rOurth avenue, $1,000, to
pautn.
one orck tenement house, with ten year, lease Of
lnt -iNSH un ne slut tile ot Twenty sixth street,
500 feet east of Ninth avenue 10000.
one tNostorv hrck house OrunO, one two.story
frame house r,ar, Win lot 2bKluui On the north SHE
Of Forty street, betNeeu Icnth ami Eleventh ay.
enuer. a3duI.
A number q sales are announced Tor to-day at tic
Exchange, icing mostly foreclosures.
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Tho November meeting IN West side
Driving Park opened auspiclously Yesterday
he FIRST race was for a pulse OF 500 for
230 class, mile heats, best three In FIVE
In harness. Tommy Ryan, Result, Moscow
Tom. l. DIV Pritchard, Driver and Beede started.
The FIRST neat was won by tommy Ryan in I'D
Moscow took the second IN 24 Result Won
the tnrd In 2;B the completion OF the race
purse for the three-minute class. mite heats,
best three Ia i've. in harness. Eddie B., snip,
Filtration, Genuine, Little Nell, White Rose,
aud Major were the starters. Eddie B. won the
nrst heat from F,Irt ,tion I'm 2.4ss, Genuine
third. Edit Is. nthe second ana thIrd meats
aud race In 2;4G)s aud 246 snip getting second
money, Filtration third, ana Genuine fourth.
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u. 7. B1BBITT's MANAGER
Found Guilty Of Defrnudine His Employer
Buw lie Obtained the Money.


His aged mother was not beside Charles
Il. Is ckwith, the defaultlng manager for u. T..
Banbitt the soap manu- facturer, when the jury
Tesntered the General Sessions room Yesterday,
having been out since Tuesday afternoon, but
his wife, several stylish lady friends, and distin-
guished counsel were lear him. The jury
found him guilty. Bsckwith lost the easy.
smiling manner that he had worn throughout
the trial and Mrs. Beckwitn and her fri nds
were much affected. At the request Of counsel,
Judge Sutherland deferred the sentencing until
monday. There IRE eighteen almost simil.r
counts In the md tment besides that upon
when l3eckwtth Was convicted,
Beckwitn was employed ny Mr.. Babhitt in
MAY, ln6s, and, although receiving an average
salary 81 about % 600 year, he mad, Dy the LIST
Of October, 1871. deposited In vdTi aus savings
banks about tl2Op. On the 21tl Of Janu nv,
le,2 a. general man ger for Ar. BAbbitt's bu-I-
nt0, he urew cuock on the MetrODulltan
Natontl Bank flr $liCj65i, osrensiply 10 REQ ~
Mr.. baohiLt for $40 G9d IN gold coupons taken by
Nun from nited > ates DOudS, Of winch he was
a large holder, and handed To BECK vi th for use
in tue business. lhis amount was charged TO
Mr. babnitts account, and by the trans cttOn
he lost not Ouly his coupons, worth eli $50 80,
but also the amount which was charged 10 nis
account. mus. ~ one IransAc, ion, Ueckwith
out lned S33l3 10 IN one day. the check, how
ever was not presented To tho bank until the
lYtn Of February, 49,, Wnen the uioney was paid
to BackNlth Ter onallv. Brrkwith had the
power to draw checks Tor N unlimited amount,
and in the course Of three wears, succeeded m
defrauding '.r. Is ,bhitt out of over S2OO,OUO.
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New York lIarl1eIs.

WEDNESDAY,. Nov. Flour AND MEAL
Thete nas complete reaction against tac aclylty and
uoYancy noted yesterday, ana NJ the close prices
were ~Sak. k,e n9qr and corn meai dull. suck.
W@.'ern Os superSne 81 5,io rsr s sss' sga
s5%as55o Western spring wheat extras, $3.50
Wheat ana Xxx. ,5SssS haSl.o a. p St@iS,
1850, city shlnpns extras % osstds6, south
s9iGplng, extras. tseostG 20 Corn n,eal-wc.'crn.
pernne' ti5oGto. BueKwheat hour, 100 nro $1,000
CorroN Spots active FOR export amt con umpuon.
ana tc higher mladun{ nplands, il4cS sairs ,2Wo
ci"s'ng at Ii i.3ec Tor Novtnncr. ii IL SEQ Tor de-
cemner llnc for Jang1ry II 3i.2e Tor fGbrmy'
mlrkrt sclIe ana huoyyant nddhns uPi'nd'' EIod'
Provisions PORK sicaa, vim sales Of goo ohls. mes
on the SPOT at az. and 5o3 hb,s fyr tcra,g AZ 10
s.t9c, Cut meats dul. eNccpt pcelcd rn bellies, of
winch i5ooo obs. s'ld a. l"ei,aic Tor mcainm ana
psc dp1.' tor prime clN, ana tln for prime western
sso 4ooo cs for Sne next ID ee mon'9. al tSs;'cs
,Scr I'd a,ters '' a'
p,lur 10 chlicr. asf'0t. DO. far 10 gonn, 22a3Ot
YES stu lTr ,Hg 10 r S1,se Br st 10 siaI
tories ga l~,c Me,tsn no. 7Sl5c Lsss dull iresn.
II, Gs,iS Nneai ye0, iall ardy enough done to e..
!, ~ lie mri In.ln in SPYngSa i di9 g. a
MiMngi * ~ aeH % sp,lnss 3Qi req M.u.sr
n1rr, ~ r} qnlfi s9d nomlniy ssr L. oas qulci ann
nm hangra ta," 81 eo9 hush A. q e'Nc formxcd Wes.-
luciulng 40. Il 4uieC aso Wnitc state. iOstII and
o. i3- 61oii,n at 5sos8ic for weai,Ia'n,N 81 c.
snd han.as oo-9hlri san ndNrl hnl -.
white Mc.lers d)c.' ana yellow 59ldlc. .....
srhnMfs N.y. si.rcs were N'p stlo. g. yum, a.os
pe' a. aais ioc sout ern q! tel a. sSsit,a,c N''n
were Sold alta private pucc common 10 gool ram,
roslns, Z t3lO rcr.cgm ME- moro stc.dy. WIN
iae o'ean reso's ~rrs iMr,y qstys aad ernery
tony BY .S SSUaa' 20 Saia % London S oy % s
rosln, by SIR =, 6ii .r1lA I. B10l ~ s1s-1ii s4
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mn WonA orrnEc4MrAIGN.



for Reform nnd TO Elect GOv. 1iidcn.
Business at the National Democratic
Committee rooms has become so extensive that
ne services of twenty assistant secretaries and
clerks are required. They are ali eng aged all
IAy, and frequently far into the Night re ding
Aud answering letters from all parts Of the
country. The demand for peakers for public
meetings mas been greatly In excess Of the sup
~. some Of the gentlemen engaged In deliy-
eriug addresses do an almost incredi ole amount
o. work. and endure great fatigue, travelling
Long dist noes, and speaking every night. In
MANY Instances The same sDeukef Will address
two or three meetings. Three speeches. IN one
m De ~ one inuefatigaole worker. Scores Of
professional aud business men, whose time Is
rs valuable TO them In attending TO their own
pefaon,l andiis. have volunteered to travel
HOOut the country and ueuounce the corrupt
L~puDican Administration.
Al the state Democratic headquarters. the
actlyity Increases As the election approaches.
Nearly 4OU letters were received yesterday, nine
Out Of ten containing news encouraging 10 the
reform movement, and almost invariably telling
OF expected Democratic gains, OF men VINO
voted for Grant In 1872, and who now intend To
vote tor nlden, anu OF men who have been " on
the ienre, nut who have now got on on the De-
mucr.tlc side" over eight tons OF camp ign
dor"mrnts have been sent out by The Demo.
Cfdlc ~ lie Committee, and At least an equal
amount lY the Naiouhl Committee, but com
plalht' stl continue 10 he made that docu-
Llehts sent through thu mails II to reach the
parties 10 wnom th y are addressed, benz de-
once oii'las' VINO commit a felony to and the
EepubilCan cause.
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the NATURE or TRANCE.
DR.. Beard Glasses u with Soma mbuIism
and Attributes IL to Brain Diseases.

Prof. Frank Hastings Hamilton, re-
elected President Of the Medlco Legal Society,
delivered his inaugural address last evening. A
paper on Trance (somnam bulism), Its Nature,
symptoms. and Medico-Leeal Relations" was
read by DR.. Beard. He cassed trance with SOM
nambulism and other phenomena OF like ma
which, as In mesm efism and electro biology,
rendered that organ, under IKE influence OF the
emotion OF fear. of exuectation, or OF wonder,
utterly hleless. He believed that to the exst-
ence OF the same disease WIS due the fact that
SO many people were deceived nv spirit rappers.
cinfVoyants, and spiritual mediums. The VIC
TINS, he said, IRE already under the influence Of
tne operator they exucct certain manifesto
uons, winch, by the aid Of darkened room
hnu paper mask, are easily prod uced and,
WIN thelr nran IN an abnormal condition.. they
90 NOT doubt that whatever Is presented to their
wondering gaze Is exactly what they have come
prepared To see, aud what the charlatan has de-
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ANOTHER TR.tG LDY.
An mOhensive Boy Fatally stabbed bv an
Infurinted Drnnkcn Man.

Michael Madden Of 5l3 West Forty
fourth street was committei by justice Otter
bourg yesterday Tor stabbinc Thomas Crane II
bll West Forty fourth street on Tuesday even
ing Madden, who was intoxicated, was annoyed
at the taunts Of a crowd Of small boys, aud ~
chasing them he jos;led against Thomas Crane,
who was on the sidewalk. Madden seized the
youth anu plunged large butcnef's knhe Into
ms back. Inc bov screamed, aud Madden
threw the bloody knife from MN ami ran away.
Tue knife entered under the left shoulder blade
and penetrated the letl lung. TIE wound wild
be fatal. The house where Madden lived Il blJ
West Forty-fOuitn street was watched bv Officer
Lavele, and At o'clock Nesterdi ~ morning
dden was arrested. lie had shaved OF his
WhiskerS,
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NEW YORK. Wednesd v. Nov. 1.-Receipts 81
beeves were 2l2 loads 3.543 head. against 21O0
offered on the same day last week. Good ana prime
steer appeared TO have fair demand at about Mon
DAYS prices, but inf rOr to medium grades ruled dull.
WIN downward tendency, and several Car lOade
NAMED untOld Very common 10 strictly prime native
steers and oxen were solo At 7S@10hc H., TO dress
bad51 bs, and few fancy steers retaed at 1Otc.
Receipts OF sheep and latnOs we're 90 car loads or
1899 head. making II Sic Monday, against $3.50
for the same time last week. The demand not
equal to the supply, and trade was dull at ease5Ksc
Common to very good eneep were sold ~ <1aS"7tV'
n. common 10 choice lambs at 5lagfs' -. a ooo ...s
masinp i'd iYcs My against 7122 tor the Same
time Last ees Inc market was quiet at f5se3t6 90
100 49, ior live hogs, 90 sOatS for dressed Sales
ei.r include sol ono hogs. es ms average. at 900
loo ms, aud lU7 do. 232 ns. At e5.S7N
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nouI, 81 rosin 70 Hull. by steam, "a. sd grain q
NoIk i0r orders, 0s 1%d refined petroleum Bilbos
ana Malaga At 6s bDl and 26c. case do. from Bal
uulOrc 70 Btemen At a. 1bed Mhlskey was dull ana
saN az Nl2h. Talow was fairly active at sJ6e
10 loc Hides were hrm, with 5000 dry Buenos AvreA.
KIDS soiu at sOc and 1000 dOz Muntevneo at 2II1c.
oVtn eolui also O wet sailed city at 1Oc currency.
ps na no s@es 9sse The stoekis 1850 bags sales &C
nrm and quiet At l6plso for Aaracaiho and 81 s2ic
Tor Java. both gold MOasses was du and unchanged
new crop New Orleans. 65dd8c, stocEs a AKA hhda'
,oreign and 200 bbls Domestic. Rice steady al 5e0lc
for dome tic stocks. 600 tcs bbs ana zoo
bags RanRoOn Raw sugars were nrm and a,,Iets sales
90 hhds CUBA at geOsc the latter Tor FAR refining.
good quoted ut pat o.; stocks of 1Rab7 hhds 5gpi
bags, 14pls bxs, and 17l3 meadoi refined easier az
1OJSG1lc. for "A" and iihG11Ic. for hards
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A Weli.Known Printer Den,.

Mr.. George ShearHan. one Of the best known
and mOstrespceted New Yor6 printers, dlcI IN Wil.
lamsnurgh yesterday. He came to ms city IN 1884
and was employed a. comlosior in lh0 Hlt4e
once Iur nearly thrtl years. MI rurlfual uur ~
tne charter urmlrr- OF Topographic J Unlpu $50. o.
when organization erepresrnteu ia the lntfrnato al
Convention lu l'G1 A. the time OF No. death Mr.
sn,arman stood AT tne head OF the list Of mebers VI
No. y. lie we sIAll .lMu mn u age.
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AlIEN-DL VoE.-On the 25th inst, az 81. James,
Church, Fordhtu hr the Il v.Ils B incnirl, Elmer
A. Alien to Mary Eleanor # tu shter OF Moses D. Voc.
KOMN-DObD. la Jrrsry Clty. on wednesla
evening. Oct. % AZ tho tir-t Baptist Churcl, tho
lev Mheei,ek H. farm " ID. H. assisted ny me Rev.
DE- Fsucr ans NJ. BroNu 60 " dee N oIly daughter
OF Neur-r l. u ldd, Esq ull Jl Jersey city
PAlEN I'M AlIZ.-At DrcsIru. Gcrmany, Sept.
Of m former place.
MlsNER -EEAD-At Ycddo. japan. oct 81. in the
pres nee Of o." Amcrll tou-u-Gc Iert, by Bishop
VILLAINS luhi II. Wtuer Of suuuSAal to lsaOelle Read
VI Hartford, OuUn.
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oBrir rIlDlN MEETING AT nArn.
Speeches by Congressman bliss, II. u. stan
ION, JMdge Morris, aud Senntor Jacobs.


ton, Judge Morris, aud senator Jacobs.
Kings county was all ablaze for Tilden
on TUESDAY evening. most en- husiastic meet
Inc vas held AT bath. All the neighbonng vii
lagos turned out, filling this watering pl.cs with
torches and Chinese lanterns, and the sky with
rockets and X man candles. Several OF tho
houses in Bath were brilliantly Illuminated. An
admirable elee club sang lively campaign spnrs.
The Government band fOm Fort Hamilton
came over e. Bath anu diversified the proceed
ing with pitriouc airs.
The President Of the meeting was ArchIba
Young, E-q who had heretofore been a lead
M lt'pubiicnn In that section Of the county.
the nr.t speech WIS by the Hon. A. VI. Bis Of
BrooklNn, WHO represents tnat district in Con-
gre.-, aud Will be reelected hV a heavier ma
jmtN than he received two Years ago. the Hon.
II nry Is. Sfa ton oi New NOrh followed, giving
proof, tuat Illdcn, II elected, would IN tuguIate
an era OF reform. Judg, Morris ana senator
j cohs aud h.r. bellows of Bnuklyn came next
with ahle speech 5 uu the issues of the contest.
This WAS the largest political meeting ever held
IN that = ~ Of KINGS. The county will give
llldcu handsome goin over hi, majority Of
two years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
GOV. Curtin Accusing lhr People tor rildcu.

SNRON, Pa, Nov. 1.-The greatest political
denomination in this city was the reception
tende ed that great statesman ana patriot eI.Goy A.
&. Curtin. last night The Opera House, the largest
hal We nave was crowded to rs utmost capacity aud
hundreds we're turned away uuAoe to gam Aum- sion
The Governor delivered one OF his most tfie, tive
speeches ecctriylng his audience from beginning TO
tnd, The greatest chtlusasn pfrNhhed ana the iudl.
count OF herself next Tuesday