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New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
LOUD can on RANDALL.
Prom Th> PHILADELPHIA Pre,G


We have respectfully 10 suggest to Mr. Ran
dali thai nc take from his daily sufficient timr TO
cnlightcu the public on these points:
First l. thc phcr telegram. printed. correct copy
OF that he wrote ia Ncw-Orcausf
Seeond. Is tine translation made by ilIe impairment
ILIBt.sE correct; AHd, u HOi, Yh"ie!n nOtf
IHif Dd hc not intend tu suggest that Two others be
sent " FROM here L. Florida, beside WuOlleyt
lUpJfh. WHY was h- "useiuiness eudrd :" and what
wa, tho "usrfu work which he. then the prospective
Spcakor OF ue House was sent 10 Louisiana 20 dot
Itnk What b. the meaning uf me suggestion: Wants
O3te rtA mn dufhOItigT This hints OF ways that
dark" Can II BET We all know what Afterwards
attempted IN those STATES by those VINO had "fu au-
thOriiy" Wh that, the very air laden. Every child
knows ~, from tle Atlantic 20 the Pacific. air. Idcu
ayows hs ignorance OF the base attempt TO brbe. Bni
dCnie8 that negotiations t. tha end HCr" made
and tha money for that purpose WAS telegraprd for 10y
Smith Weed dud others Of nis confidential IrieBds aud
th: il sent but too lrrc g. De Of avail. What was
in Nj. RAudais mind when no suggested the need Of
tne presence Of one with "full authOrty"i
No one can make al ths plain but Mr.. Randall him
self. Besides he can tell who gave bun her No B.
Did Mr. Pcltoni Did Mr.. Tildeni NJ. Randall could
hardly take It from less high I'm authority than one
OF them II he would answer this question he might
throw light on mOO.cd ard important POln He might
bring the cipher home 10 Mr Tiden or might relieve
hiu to extent. MI hu speak. ana enable us O Pnia.
dephia to understand how our city made cOntribu
tiOn in the Fail OF 1876 If az all To the darkest chapter
in American pOiticnf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24


AtITN-At Coopers'Own " " October Is. 1873 Chester
O. Allen d. formerly OF this city aged 40 years months
and days.
CoIIINssuddenly at Newsprngville. s. T., Monday,
October ~ Of cart disease William Collins IN the 64th
Funeral thursday October a. 1880 O'clock from his late
residence.
coRNING-In this city on Tuesday morning, october %
Emma b. widow Of Hanson r. Corning In the b1h year OF
her 49,, - ,...., ..--too. ., Va o.
ParL ave Friday morning 25th INST AZ IL
ia kindly requested that no flowers be sent
DAVIS-Suddenly Rio Janero on the Ibth lnst george
n DAVIS formerly OF Boston, aged 64 years
PARRFLI-On Sd day, 10Th month. 22d, John Farrell 49,
Friends are ved TO attend the funeral rO tends Meet
ing house. 5thst, between "a and 5dANes al AVO 'Oc
on 4th day, the oath Inst
arr Frriesday October 80 az the Gisev House. Daniel
W Gett of the firm OF Gilet Stlger
% Nassau. st, New York city, aged AZ years
Remains win be taken 20 Elmira, y. " for internent
MoTTET Suddenly Providence, r. l. on October %,
LOUIS j. Mottet aged 81 years. . -, ,.-., .,.o.
of the family invited 10 attend the unea services
At The Church OF the Holy Communion, 6aye ana ZOh-st
on Thursday. october a. at D. IN
pI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wednesday morning October 23 at
his residence 23s Carroll park Brooklyn, Edwin d. fup
ton. in the 72d year Of his age -, i, ,,,,.-,. c,.,
FnncraI services held In the second Unitarian Chuc
corner OF clinton and CongI essSts brookyn Sauruay'
october &c, at 2:30 O'Clock Please omit ho"ets
wHIDDEN-At Antgonshe Nova Scotia. October n, Em.
iiy N wife Of Wter Ndden, and daughter Oi SteDheh
ana j. C. Angel Of tins city.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
WORK OF A VIOLENT GALE.
Confined from First Page.
island, and we're rescued by tug they gong
ashore at Perth AmbOy.
THE STORM IN BROOKLYN.

The storm was very severely felt in Brook
lyn. and considerable damage caused by it. Many
trees In different parts Of the city blown down OBJ
structng streets and sidewalks, and awnings and signs
became the prey OF the elements At s:l5 IN an un-
finished three story brick house in Presidentt, near
Elghtb-ave., was blown down. II was owned by Mr.
Berket who estimates his loss at $1,000. Telegraph
poles in Flushing-ave. and in John and Goldsts were
prostrSted. plate glass window in the drug store Of
j. Kimb0ll, at Fiith-ave and Ninth-st.. broken;
damage so. window valued at SIS in Thomas Cas-
SIMS sew ngmachine store No. 3S9 Futon-st, shat
tered and damage 10 the amount of SS caused by
the breaking Of window In the unoccuped store owned
by Ann Farrell, at No. 302 Van Brunt-st.
In the Eastern District several trees were blown
down In South Third South Fourth and Ffth-sts. Az
the corner OfSOuth Eighth and SKth-gs large fell
across the track OF the TOmpkins Avenue Car Line,
ana for long tine travel impeded The large
shed awning around the Union Hall at DiyisiOnaVe.
ana Clymef-st partly bic down, but fortunately
tue street clear at the time. and 10 one was III
Jued. The euce the Ruiedgest. side of the Unicn
Base Ball Grounds Was blown down On Washington
ave. the WaIlabOut Bridge, great pool Of water
formed aud Interrupted traffic.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
In NEW-IERSEY.
FLOODS IN HUDSON CoUNTY-HoUsEs UNRooFED
AT NEWARK.

FLOODS IN HUDSON CoUNTY-HOUsEs UNROoFED
AT NEWARK.
The storm of yesterday was unusually Sc
we're In Huison Comfy New-Jorsry large number
Of valuable fruit and shade blown down. The
meadows back OF Hoboken deeply flooded. and
reach their houses The cellars OF the old
portion Of foboken aud old Jersey City filed with
water. Several signs were blown down. among them
very large Mont gone ryst., which fell into the
street. just missing carriage horse had It's roof
badly shattered by siore-awnng which bad been torn
from It's place. An old tumbedOwn house at the foot Of
the bill cn Ncwarkaye. blown of its foundation and
deposited in ditch. The old Irish who occupied
the sh .uty more frightened than hurt, hut she
deeply mourned the sad fate OF her goat which was
killed IN the cellar of tho imbers falling upon
H. The meadows at Lafayette were also over flowed by
the wa'cU
The prevailed from early morning until evening
in Newark, NJ j rsry AID vicinity. Trees and shrub
berry were blow down, aud much damage oOne TO
OutbuhdinCs. No damage. however, was done 10 the
streets sewers. Two large trees In Pine and south
Broadsts. prOstTatcd and Obstruccd travel for
houses unrOOfei. The wind struck the north eud
OF the houses, on the tin roof and rolled II like
scroll Five Of the houses occupied by employ es Of
the Bloomfield Horse Car Company. The sixth house
occupied by Officer McCurdy of the Second Precinct
who was iu bed at the tmc and WAS awakened by the
tall NJ plaster from tho ceiling face. He sprang
from the bed seized hIs children. ana he'd with them
stroyed Mr McCuTdy's crockery and much Of his fur
IN
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The Philharmonic Society OF Brooklyn an
nounces-what has been already heard with pleasure
that its conductor for the coming season viii be T1eo-
dore Thomas who will be- assisted by W. G. Dietrich
There will be five concerts and fifteen roheMsais' Mr.
Thomas conducting each and the rehearsal im-
ediaely preceding IT, and Mr. Dietrich conducting the
remainn releaTsals Tho number Of subscriptions To
the fun set Of performances O the full set o concerts
viii be limited To 2OO heretofore and thcy wlI' he
rrcc. cd III tins city. the Offices of Mr g. SchiTmcr
No 7Ol Broadway and of Mc,sre. schnDerth Co.. No.
% Union-squarc Reserved rcais vi DO sold by auction,
at some dale and place be announced hereafter but
tuey Will be sold 10 no one save hubscuDcr-,
and tie subscription tickets must be presented at tho
sale The orchestra this year will numb about sixty
five men, heretofore, aud will be substantially the
same AS of last being composed of the best
elements Of Mr. Th1ma Old orchestra, aud OF the New
YOrk Phi harmonic Society.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
DESTRUCTION AT COMFY ISLAND.

At COney Island the damage caused by tho
storm great Engemann's old pier and pavilion,
which projected into the ocean between the Atlantic
Garden Fetmanns Pavilion entirely destroyed
early IN the morning Mr.. Engcmann valued it at Sl0,
OOO and said recently refused offer OF $4,000 for
1t. Tue walls Of tho Sea Beach Railroad depot were
greatly weakened and will probably have to be taken
down. The pavilion owned by Jacob Endris was
wrecked and n number OF email bathing houses we're
ruycd The gale forced the water over the sand
nearly tho foot o the Cu plaza IN rOut"f Cables
Hotel The bathing houses and restaurants along TIE
beach partially submerged and their foundations
were undermined. At Manhattan Beach and Brighton
hotels and bathing houses were uuiuJurod.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
rrrr srnrK mAl,KErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

BrFyAto oct 2S-The cattle receipts to-day were 1857
head manR the total for the thus far. GS6 hea l.
AGAINST 72o3 the ne LAST week receipts
c0uspned through receipts for thO
~ olrs prices ao Mixed Butchers st0c lOG
and ENtru steers quOtable Choice
steers 50 i0dSt 81 Good Shipper 50 OO1s4 -
uu. ass Mixed Butchers' - 500S 90 Cows
ana Ueifers - BuIls sales S20 81 90
NtrA - There attendance OF all classes Of
Buyers aGd plenty q stock remains uu old.
The receipts OF sheep ana Lambs today were 100 head
ma KING the total The thus l05OO head for
The same lime last week 800 host receipts consigned
tbruugI II ears Market dull buyers holding OF
Lambs - - 50 40 Sheep sold 50 cars VI
stock remain un-Oid ia the yaruH.
Receipts tOdaJ 1000 head; total Tor the week mus
far % 2lU head; for the last week. 26.6lj
head: receipts consigned through. lOS Market dd
and prices have declined offerings generally Of good qu1ty
sales - 100 So 20 COum0l Igh;, ~ gS3
Heavy do IS lUdE3 70 EXtr' Philadelphia - 3OGSS 40
.s cars uf stock remain unsold In the yards.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. William NJ. Hunt is about to begin the
painting Of rwo segorcal pictures on the walls OF the
new Assembly at Albany.
sigROr CASTELAR, has been made a hon at
fara. .Sbere Liberals and RoyaIiss alike have enter
Alhea the distinguished democrat.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett win bring out at
C'eVeia1d tomorrow evening new play, translated
ron the spanish by Mr.. W. d. Howels. The persons OF
VIC play arc actors In the Globe Theatre OF sbaksspeare
Professor f. Y. Hayden has recently been
seeird honorary member OF the sOcl6e YandoIse des
'Senees haturelies, Lausanne, Switzerland, sOcieie
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NrM.YnRK nRAToRIO SOCIETY.

The first concert Of tins society will take
place Al steinway Han saturday evening. November
30. The works be then performed are Handels
'Ale1auders Feast and MendessOLns setting Of the
Ham Palm. Tue Messiah" will Do given al tho sec
opd concert on Saturday, December %. The
'Christus" "a new oratofIo By Kiel, of Berlin VIII be
supg at the third concert Wednesday, r. bruary 10.
Tns last has DOen gwen with great success IN sew
era OF the chief cities OF Germany and h announced IN
London Tor coming 10 aS not Dren dcched
yet what viii br given az The last concert ~ lie
society which takes place Thursday. April II. nor
have the fOT the yapus concerts been sc ected
There viii puUlc rehearsal on the afternoon Of the
dGy preceding each concert.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
MORE OF PELToN's wICKEDNEss.

fLyIN Its 4'e" IN 11Vs''''Fg 70 r % -'' \.
A gentleman well-knOwn in National poll
ties od the following story reporter vi The EUenInq
Post this afternoon:
You remember that dispatch about the mules, don't
you Send seven more mules signed Abram s. Hewitt
When IL first printed Mr.. Hewitt denied that ne had
ever sent II. short time afterward met Mr.. william
OrtOn, ana we began talking about the dispatch"
" Would you like to see the OrIgnaisl" asked Mr..
Orton.
q Certainly" replied.
"TbrreupOn Mr. orion put his hand into his pocket,
pulled out a handful OF telegrams, and showed me the
one Oh Ihe mnies Ii In the handwriting OF Colonel
Peton. PeltOn had written t, signed Mr. HeWitts
name 10 It, and sent IL on It's benign errand."
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE GALE on STATEN ISLAND.

The storm on Staten Island was of unusual
sever ~. old boatmcn saying tht Tor few hours the
wind blew harder than formany previously Trees
fences and sign boards blown IN every direction
tree land mark for seventy years on the old Van
dcrhet homestead az stap eton was uprooted. IL was
difficult and dangerous for the Staten Island ferry
boats To make their landings owing the high winds
aud waves Al thr height Of the gallo the boats did not
land t Stapletnn During the gale number OF carboys
Of Yitrol nn Townsrnds dock, at Clifton, were washed
OF the dock The storm IN Westned was so great that
yepilon at Clifton, were, with or two exceptions,
unnhle ln nftnml.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

A-Nany citizens OF NewNork will recall the time vhen
DT VndcThiIi's CROrON POINT WINES commanded the
attention public as being the most succrssn Iesu
attained this tho culture OF the grape ad
The conversion into wines ABSOLUTELY PURE not re-
aung addition of droD OF liquor nor partcls OF uug
preserve them These remarkably pure wines gnu 9
sale after an exclusion from Tue
market fol a number OF snce the deceas OF t Pr
preor An 1871 and be obtained a prices af below tne
Intrinsic worth of the prominent druggists And iay B"0s
thron Rhout the city aud elsewhere 1880 4. -.
n X A H. B. THU RBER n Co.. General Agents 70 Wnom
appy for tho Interesting pamphlet descriptive ot the history
oil these Wines
Diseases of the Prostnte and Chrome innammson % ~
hs Rlader often by unsuspected strlrlnr sue
eessfu treatment the Urethrotomethreet tPe
pageN Is Inclose 10 the author fD"AD II DiO-''
NJ n Editor OF The Scalpel," 20 Oth-aFe.
OFFICE HoU RS 4 TO lO, z 10 ., sh1 Q W AZ - oe
=, ph,I.h.d THE PROGRESS IN MEDICAL
an sEI diseases impu - OF the blood Mailed
fyee for 10 eeuts Direct from the authors DIS JAC0OhS
and BRoDIE University place. New.1ofk
Ksatiug,s Ough LozenEes arc recommended by the ts
uy for Coughs colds asthma brunohiti &c Iney CONTAIN
no ouum preparation thereof
=" prgee 80 csnts per box. May be sent by mail -.
4. ROUGEkA q Co.. hew-lork' Agents
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOKT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for tie past "a hours.


synopsis for the past "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a a. m.-The storm
yesterday afternoon the South Carolina coast has
moved with great energy. in nOrthsry path, and If
now central In middle New-YOrK Rain has fallen in
the Lower Lake and Atlantic Coast States else
where clear partly cloudy weather has prevailed
southeasterly winds prevail in NeB-Engand southerlJ
in the West Gulf States sOuthwesteFly in Tennessee
the Ohio Valley and Upper Lake regOn elsewhere they
are nOrthwesterly The temperature has risen IN the
Gulf States Tennessee, the Ohio and Upper Mississippi
Valley. the Upper Lake reelon and Ne TEngland: else
where It has falling. All reports from England are
missing
Indications.
For New England cloudy rainy weather winds south
easterly falling followed by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy and rainy. fol-
lowed by clearing weather. n0rhwesty winds, station
airy lower temperature. rising barOIneter.
Storm Signals
CautiOnary of shore signals continue at Barnegat,
Atlantic Cty Cape May aud LeweS, and ordered for
NewlOrk Sandy Hook. CautiOnary signals continue
Sandusky, Cleveland, Section Five, Erie. Buffalo,
Rochester OswegO. Section six. EastpOIt. Portland,
Section Seven. Section Eight. Boston. Woods Holo,
Newport, New-LOndOn ana New-Hayen.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORT.

RvFFNo Oct 2SFiOur IN fair demand saes, 500 bblsi
unchanged Wheat-Light Milling demand; sales 2I5l bush.
30 2 Milwaukee sprug At s7c 800 6nsh NO Duluth
Com mac and nominal asking Ale for No western
Oas dali: No. Western 24026c state 29dSOo Barley
ou!e State private quoted " o.
fowed state VOdBSc six Rowed STATE 92d95c Canada.
obc 9si 20 Western. Rye neglected HghwinesFa
demand sales bDls OF City Made at 81 GoaSl o. other
arucles unchanged FIeghts weaker; Wheat. Sc
Corn Ic.: Barley, $50 Rye 7C oats, 2d44c 10 New
YORK RAD Freights unchanged Wheat, S.ci Co n. Sc;
oats Sc 10 Receipts Of Lard by rail- l7OO uerces
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
A VERY PRETTY DEMOCRATIC QUARREL.
From Tho NsiC. yOIk World

In the light OF Mr. Hewitts frank and in
genuou regulations NJ to the methods OF nomination
adopled by Mr. John Kelly. nobody need be surprised
TO see Democratic New York once more invited 20 mis-
represent herself at Washington In tho person OF Mr.
Sunset Cox Mr. witt having been dropped because
he privately cOnhded 10 Mr. NOrdhOf his doubts as TO
the divinity OF Mr. Kelly, IL Ia clear that Mr. Cox was
nominated because he worships and bows down before
his maker In Tact, 20 borrow illustration from
truly characteristic speech last night delivered by Mr.
Cox at an East broadway meeting. he is Mr. Kellys
hired man outside the door 10 groan " when Mr..
Hewitt speaks lightly OF that eminent statesman.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT FOR MORTON.

If the Democratic front of New-YOrk is
broken In the next Congress the Democrats Of the Union
will understsnd why IL that 1he World than
called upon them TO help IL out nally aud
forever the unclean spirits OF Tammany from the politics
Of the Empire State. When 10 CONGRESSIONAL District
leaders nominate merchant and man OF business
Ike Mr. Morton while IamInany Hall puts into the held
against him local politician" like AIR. Wills Demo
crats who also meroha is and men OF business VIII
DO extremely apt 10 consult their reason ana their inter
ess rather than their party prejudces and their party
ties they 20 20 the polls.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
GueciaI Notices.


Mans Mission on EaPih-A thorough Medical Treatise.
eating now C0nffmed biues DO removed Ths
eTpericn OF 20 years study observation and pOLes9hs
pac se shOWng agencies that viii insure RESTORED hh
hood vitality sound conditions Oh hes,n
that have been impaired by Oyertaxod powers
OF tho Obstacles TO Marriage and OF tle means
them By mail 25c currency postage staInDsl AteSs
Secy Museum Anatomy and Science l4o BfOadWay 81
Pa.t Oaee SOuce.-The nals or tae ~esh enmns
SATURDAY October 26. 1875. Will close ~ sp.s Oio,
oa TIj EsDAY ~ for Europe Oy steamship
Via oueeHstowni on WEDNESDAY. az l25O y u. loI ru,
ro bV steamship Scytma via Queenstown corespOnash,e
Tor France 10 be forwarded by this steamer must he specy
N laurent VIA HaYre; THU DAY, az = IN, i9t
Trance Germany &C. by steamship Herder wa Pyn0ntn,
CheToourg ana Hamburg correspondence for Great Ban
and the Continent forwarded this steamer mns' %
sueciay addressed and at 2 m for Europe Dy ste4msn
Ceic wa Queenstown cOrrespondence iOr Germany ah
France 10 bs o warded this steamer must he spe'aJ
drssseil on SATURDAY, az ll:3O ~ M Tor 6erAhy &C.
NV steamsnp Rhein southampton and Bremen loOfI
syondepce for and the Continent 70 De ofnI
ed Inv am. steamer specially addrsssed and AZ ~ ~
Tor Europe by steamship city OF Berlin, VIA 0hconston
fcorTrspondence and Scotland 20 De iOtHLaed
by this steamer be specially addressed) and ~ m
for scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia wa
steamships Wisconsin, ScytIa Celtic and Cly OF eIih ~
NOT take Denmark Sweoep ano MOI way ~
for Aspinwa south "achc porte leave negf OS
tober 81 mails for Hayu and KING stOh Jag leShe ~
York october The mails for Havana leave NeS lOn
October % The for China and Japan leave san fiAH
cisco November To- Il. IA NEs Postmaster
pos, Oa3ce Sev.York October 10. 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

Jupiter lorlinG it over them Westward sulky Sat
urn in the East. aud at the meridian the moon.
rare hour BY means the least Of the eligbili-
ties of the gathered Corn, this Isst-and probably
here for the first time put record.
WALT WHITMAN.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Guerial Notices.
A.Tlle
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY.

NEwYoRK WEEKLY.
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMING
VIII soon commence a story written EXPRESSLY and
EXCLUSIVELY and ONLY for THE NEw-YoRK WEEK
IY Mrs Fleming pronounees this story equal to her
WONDERFUL WOMAN and "GUY EARLsCoURTs
WIFE"
FRANCIS s. STREET, FRANCIS s. SMITH,
Proprietora
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. "a L a. m.-The barometer
fell rapidly during the and windy weather yester
day, reaching the lowest point about noon. The mer-
then remained stationary until the clearing weather
SGT In when rapid upward movement began The fall
iu the mercury between l o'clock a. IN. and noon,
amounted 10 onehalf Of an inch. The rise after the
storm equaed two-tenths OF an inch. The amount Of
moisture air has been decreased. The average
temperature was 4l4o higher tLan on Tuesday.
Cooler and cloudy weather. with nigh Winds and
rain followed by clearing weather may DO expected IN
this city and yIUcuity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
WHALING NEWS

SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 23.-The news from
the Arctic whaling fleet to september 27 is that up TO
that time not whale had been taken. except 10y
the ship John Rowland. The fleet Is cruising about
fsinnd.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

~, donbt about the doubtful gibberlsh"
Ihee y ut Nv CLapter of Political History" better
ncwn ne as the Schechnah letter. is written IN the
s.ma dialect.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
MARRIED.

ZONES -CROSRY-On Tuesday October % al the Madison
Souars Church. by the Howard Crosby u. D.. Dr. >.
Beach Jones E Gertrude Ia'ston daughter Of the late
Edward ~ Crosby. all OF this city
PERRY-DOUGHERTY- October p, 1878 at st. Panl
Church EnPleW OOd " j. by the Rev John fayne Elias
w Perry TO Mary youngest daughter Of William DOugheI
IT, esq. No cards.
yyFSTON-MANLY-On Thursday. October H. at Calvary
Church summit j. by the Rev. J. f. ButtoTwOfth Ed
ward d. Weston Of NewYork 10 Aena eldest daughter OF
George Manly, esq, OF Summit
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

Angeps Turkish, Roman and Electro Baths 81 IexDg-
t0aVr the highest perfection OF bathing ladies'
day and yeung Gentlemen. day and night.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Dolitital Noiltes.


EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS
GENERAL. ANSON G. McCOOK.
Republican 1Inss-heeting.
THE HON. WILLIAM NJ. FNARTS
VIII address his fellow citizens the National issues OI sh'
day at
COOPER INSTITUTE HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING,
october 2i AT O'Clock.
The Citizens Association OF the XXIs Assembly Distro
will hold public meeting this evening at O'Clock al Parepi
Hall stsG and 3daYe All persons IN favor OF an hohes
currency and the maintenance the National credit nyolau
are ylted to attend. There viii be good speakng
CHAS. L. CUACkENBI sIi FIesiueh"
g c. PULLMAN Secretary.
Just PHbIishedt
THE SECRET TELEGRAMS
OF THE
GREAT CAMPAIGN OF FRAUD;
THE
FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND OREGON
CIPHER DISPATCHES,
WITH THE KEYS THAT TRANSLATE THEM
IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. A.
PRICE : CENTS; 80 PER HUNDRED BY EXPRESS,
OR Ar TRIBUNE COUNTER
N'"'''' THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE Ar Providence.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Oct. pa heavy rain
storm with high winds prevailed today, without dong
sarous damage. In Newport the gale more severe
and the WEXFORD steamer omitted brr trips.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Read and Circulate.

Read and Circulate.
$3.50. 900, 900 DEMANDED
BY THE SOLID SOUTH.
SEE THE STARTLING FACTS AND FIGURES
OF TIE REBEL WAR CLAIMS GIVEN IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 43.
PRICE 8 CENTS or 81 PER HUNDRED by express or
at TRIBUNE Counter.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
The Tribune Almanac
AND
THE CAMPAIGN.

The toroughness and accuracy with which THE NE"HoEA
ru1-xr ALMANAC publishes ELECTION RETURNS has long
.ncs become proYerb. Evidence that the present cam
has aroused the deep and general interest Of voters
sbown in the demands this old and valued manual which
come 10 The TRIBUNE daily from all quArtes The issue o
the present year also gives full and especially
,,,, az conmarca industry Trade and Manufactures
clear oomprehennye and Trustworthy and generally COM
mends itself to intelligent people everywhere
Sent postpaid for rs cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE.
NeW.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
far l,un1. Throat and sI.IariaI Diseases

Sure Cure for Lung, Throat ana nslarial Dseuses
.sRYE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BY ME-. SOLD
ny LEADING DRUGGISTS AND kECoMMENpED bh
pRoNTNENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
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