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TIE rANNANY CONVENTIONS.

THEIR DATFs FIX d BY THE COMMITTEE on OR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
held open meeting a-t night To- TX the dates for hold
ing their various conventions and for other business
Police Justice Duffy occupied the chair. ann l. d. Gale
acted secretary. The committees tom the various
Assembly Districts which were appointed 70 Ooh after
the appointment Of Inspectors Of Election made their
reports. In few Districts all the Tammany Inspectors
appointed by the Police Board but In many Others
much dissatisfaction reported. l. was re-
ported from the Ist VIII. XVtn. XXIId. and
other DISTRICTS. that tne registration OF voters was pre-
vented Yesterday because the two lean Inspectors
IN each election district the only ones present In
many eases the persons selected by Commissioners
Morrison and MacLcan for Tammauy Hall were sucn
men "a II was known could not would not serve, aud
therefore their places had 10 bee filled by other appoint
me Is which could not be made time for registration
today II was also claimed that the Anti-Tammany
Commissioners had succeeded m some instances IN
getting Irving Hall Democrats appointed as Iammany
inspectors through Misrepresentation made 10 the Re
publican Commissioners. The Isis OF inspectors fur
sled by the Tammany organization were nsregaTeed'
and IN some Assembly Districts. Ike the Fth' ony
four ont OF twenty seven were appointed
Controller Kelly said the Police Commissioners had
not complied with the order 81 tLe Supreme Court as
every one knew. II Police Commissioners appointed
by the and paid 10y the eity 20 di.cl4se he cure
OF -heit "lnc'' l'i'''' ~ VIZ ~ '''l-' '
To apply TO the Court TO compel tncm Co do IT, l. VAS
very serious matter 10 disoboT the Courts solemn man
date. and such action should be severely punished I'D
the Interests OF the law and good government IAe
committee appointd by this organ cation should not
ai o. bring 10 ne attention OF Tue supreme N""l' '''
,rv arg manner ich ifs order had been tvaCed %
.. ..- q. 7. BIZ. oil. -.. -. a . f.r.a
tlr dc Iiniih' % t-o o''' a. - '
and parody government. the 4Af oi "Aith
.. .,-- d. f.,. .a f,r .-ar- .a.r 10 resort 20 such
-.'N -' WA
subterlges and siraicgos 90 ad their party There is
no Doubt ia ro.nf " numbers I1ln4nuF hAA was
...f .i.-,,,, a .t,,,.t I'm.
ehtt.c+ I'D wv" 44'i'''''- '' '
Auti-I mtuany inspector ior each nl-t4'l Aa"
already been ann nnfcc the Court could we'll
60. b.. t., ra.. ,,...+.r d.. neau one OF great in-
saw ~ - CO. .-..
poltince to i1e c.I'- -ih '''- '-''
too much character tO allow cine manner l Wli'n .-
,r f. r.r .ref 10 Dec Ia .-ad over as trivial Orr
...,... o.. .,.,........
counsel should Do lh-.l i.l l' '''- ---' '' '-
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hand. and there wa- ahec'iouare greeting between
them.
HEsrEgA rNIoy ND ERIE

RUNpRs or 4 CHANGE oF MANAGEMENT IN ZACH
COMPANY.
II was stated m financial circles last evening that
President Jewett. OF the New-York. Lake Erie and
Western Railroad. would probably be elected a
director Of the Western Union telegraph Company
at the annual election. which takes place to-day.
This report created considerable exc temeut n
the early part Of the evening az ne Windsor Hotel
T. was rnmorcd. Furthermore, that President
Jer7e-f would take che place IN the Board 81 Cornell
ms Vanderbilt, who. ii was said, would retire.
This proposed change IN the Western Union was
generally considered as q part Of an arrlngement
los change in thr direction VI the Ere Railway,
anu n v.s a common remark that " fair exchange
was no robbery" The Ere election comes IN Nov
emner
There was q good deal % talk about Ere stock NJ
the hotel, but the fran-af fiOrs were not large
shares 10 40. number of , 900 or 5000 were sold az
80 and 3gls, the former being the nnal
quotation % the Close Of the market yes
ferdsy. In round figures there are S5s.OOO.OOo
of voting Erie bonds and Ss6,OOO,OOO OF
voting stock. On--haf the voting power on
the stock j. IN che hands of the London trustees. IL
was rumOrcd Yesterday tlc street that the Lon
don trustees had rendered their proxies 10 William
II. Vanderbilt. This report, however, could not be
confirmed.
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Attic ROBINSON HEADQUARTERS.

The Democratic State Committee was busy
yesterday upon tle islal r. 90 political caupa -m
pounding VITA poll Zeal associates. reee gins v'+
itors 20 ihe headquarters in ~. james Hotel, ans
forwarding ocuulct- % voters ODD the interior. Moth
mc noteworthy va- dome, however. etter wa- re-
eeivea from tlc ol committee sent to confer
WITH the Democrats of lf1 Goa. o.. 40 Everheai ia
o. afon ~ tre condition oi tlc party IN this county
The committee rrp0r. 20 tLat every town ia the county
was represented 90 e conference and that tIe reports
received we've favorable. Among the visitors during
the dag were ~. q Robinson o. Governor Robinson
Congressman Janr- O'Lrlen. ivman Ambrose
H. Purdy James J. 1f0on.y and Trwn-eut Cox The
publication 10 TIL TuBrSE 0f Lester p. F4ukners cir
Guitar % country Democrats asking them 70 send 10 MIN
TIE names of " ton properiy-o"uins h-puoncars ~
each town cot every county, wa- dep nien. II was
a eyed that tlD circular Lad very innocent purlo-f
namely. tine supplying or documents Co " property
owning Republicans" showing tAr decrease ui the
amount Of taxation uAder Governor hnDmson's adilil
l-i 4fiuu.
TIE appointment OF the Committee ~ iteen 70 guide
fAe Ar -T4IuIlanv dnd k3Ouson caufa "a I'D me CIV
and County oft NewYork JAS not yet uern made 10 u
SAID the Comm ttec 81 con s-rraDlY perm. Atu
about tni, committee mere are Aaf dozen factions To-
cOucIllafc and please, AID several men 10 oppose, anu
Two three ward organizations 10 reOr-AnIZe.
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REASONS FOR KELLY's NOMINATION.
THE sHAKEsrEARE HALL DEMOCRACY TO THE DIM
OCRATs OF TIE sT.TE-THE GOVERNORS scB-
sTRvIENCg TO Mr.. IILDES AND ABUSE or
POWER.
The State Committee Of the Shakespeare hall
Democratic Convention ~ Syracuse has issued an
address to the Democrats o. the STATE. giving
their reasons for nominating John Kelly for
Governor. The address Is signed by Ma
thanie G. M0ak. chairman of the Committee,
and Augustus Schell. chairman Of the Execu-
tive Committee They say thai heir opposition 70
Governor Robinson is opposition TO "1ildenism.'
and charge the Governor with having abused his
official position 70 advance the interests of Mr..
Tilden and in obedience TO his dictation.
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VISITORS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR CDSKLISG-orHER CALLERS
Al TIL lnMMIIIEE RnnMs.


Senator Roscoe C0nkling arrived yesterday NJ
the Fifth Hotel and during The afternoon was
visited Dy the Hon 4 B. Cornell. General Chester Ar
thur. ana other promnen. Republicans. II was said by
those who called upon him that the Senator was -ti
very much affected 10 health by his recent ATTACK o
ma.aria lever and 10 condition 10 make a speech in
Brooklyn evening Mr.. Cornell. 10 Il reported, tiied
persuade Mr. ConKlrug 20 postpone ms speech, out
the senator determined 10 make effort TO Keep TIE
engagement.
Genera Arthur found that the letters addressed 10
HIN a. chairman Of the Republican state Committee
which were received yesterday morning required .
good half day. labor open They brought requests
for documents AID reports OF Republican activity ia
all parts OF AL the accounts snow thai tAe
Democratic assertions that many Iepub aus aye t'--
posed 20 support Robinson are ii-e, 1Ac prove IAt'
hiIr pYn uI' NJ may have existed IT'D some
quarters az case Saratoga Convention Is rapidly lf-
OuI. Tie Liner.l Republicans ore among the mos
ardent orer- of A- saratoga ticket The lh. ai
hr4G0uartrrs oven more busy llAn usual Ntriri-
day sending OUT documents aud attending 10 routine
business
Among visitors Yesterday afternoon were ifrhff
Hamilton ward ClauuCry N. Depew, Assistant Dl,ilr
Atornev H.fiiug, Gel era! s. H. b rroca, of Nary ana
fWlO the isf ol alels, ana VIII acoiee- meet
ing tlls evening az tal.frol Nl tnurr-ui g. 10 -'itt
for senator I'D rae Oneida D.stic. JuAl J.. J. l,-Ac.
and rle Rv l. a. Read, tle color pastor ol IT. Slam
Methods. Luia-Ol al llui'i.
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THE CANVASS IN NEW-YORK.
CAMPAIGN WORK IN CITY AND STATE.

CAMPAIGN WORK IN CITY AND STATE.
TIKI TAMMANY CoNvENIIoNs--JonN KELLY's SPEAK
ING ToUR--CHARGEs AGAINST THE DEMOCRATIC
POLICE COMMISSIONERS FIRST DAY OF TIE
REGISTRATION.
The Tammanv Committee on Organization de-
cided 10 hold the primaries on October Is, and the
conventions on the ODD. 23t oath and 25th.
Charges OF unfairness were made against
the Democratic Police Commissioners, and
If violations OF the order of the court.
Mr. Kelly and other prominent speakers
will start on speaking tour through the State on
Friday next. Among The visitors az the Republican
Headquarters yesterday was Senator Conklng
Republican meetings We're held last evening IN the
XIIIia and XlXth Assembly Districts.
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THE REV Mr.. H4YDEy on TRIAL

NEw-HAvES, Conn., Oct. THE trial of
the Rev Herbert II. Hayden for the murder OF Mary
stAnnard at Madison In this state september 1873,
began to-day in the Superior Court. before ChefJus-
tce Park and Judge sanford. The prisoner was
present IN court aud looked well, having grown feshy
during his confinement the County Jail. When his
wife entered the courtroom she rushed toward her Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

RORrY-wAFF wAS-~epfembor % 1872 by tn Rev.
r. DAVIS n fhe 'hurrl pf me D-cipea. J. N boley.
Boston, 10 Mary Emma Richmond, daughter OF !lam
Wax .uIlu. % This city.
PAfSF-~ SMITH IN Calvary church. NewYork, on
TUESDAY O-tgDer T. hy Size Anv ur. Wp.hlurn aud me
Pr- Dr. Potter fsoorara NJ daughter ~ ne late Jnnn
~ -rrfh ~ New-York, 10 the Rev. John William Payne,
OF Erge taoI g.
PorH Elfr --RROWN-Or T1ur.d1v. October ,, a. the
scotch Pre- .lrf ril flur d. it-f and tllge- nF th~
Kew John Han N De- assisted Dr fhr Rev = VI. HAMILTON
-. P0ihrmHs O. sarah IT,, daughter Oh Bartholomew
r.sr NJ
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a., variation OF the railway OF 'Aftei % TX and
.ITuder ire G8slighi" II Is good Tor what Is worth
to administer physical shock ana 10 arouse and re-
leve momeuiary sentiment Of mild and superficial us
,.ense But IA "a horror its puuy and lacks gris,le
while very obviously, II appertans 20 class OF Incl
dents always and rightly regarded OF low theatrical
order S NJ has ITS melodramatc merit, and ~ shows
he author's constructive skill; and the other mclo
dramatic elements 81 the work hal been made level
with Tits one. m brightness. atmosphere and point
without ~ course. the sacrifice ~ suitable
elimination. Rescued " might have held is ground
among the Observation-Disclosures dramas OF Ger
tam Cd hut not vet eXtingui-hed s'h""-
r-non the finer and higher manifestations
a. NJ Boncicauis AIT 10 IS pleasant 70 remark VIII
unrcscrsed So mpathy ana admiration TIE loye-s'e"es
N this D,Ouc closing second. and the other ociS
.ha second in act thirGarc full Of rugged strength anu
most feeling. and they Illustrate perfectly Wen
Tho purpose ~ dramatic writing. which Is 10 sho" r'
character under the pressure of the elemental p'-'ns
Of humluity They are rot new IN any sense. hut
4hey are good Had the rest OF the piece matched Win
these passages. Rescued" mi-at have ranked Win
Arrai-ua-Pocue." or with " O!d HraGs ana Young
Hearts" A. 10 Is the mixture OF inconRrnons "''l
bues.-the tumble OF sentiment and red IRE ana "'''
-rasftons from sense % rank absurdy-serves only 20
confuse The average public pefcenton' s"'isls'A-
neither the crude thirst for violent ply steal excitement
nor tae hucr a true dramatic painting OF uir
Rescued" short. Is neither one thing nor anoiner
nud tie ala impression that 10 leaves. upon the NINA
that strives grasp H. Il the idea of an author VINO
failed o. marshal the forces - hrs own mind -,
n would thousand worts % tell IN detah ne
STOW OF this play and when iod the narrative Woud
amount more than the svnonss ci dme h"'e;
confused preparation. and the ast itre tabeau OF
scountre'- discontinue. Inc tive tniermeJie'e sc.s
present ms scDuuuge- afteuut % possess himself q" an
,- -, h. = raii,,,v acc,,,ort ma the counter
Workings of detective and otaer friends ~ these her
" h tv nu nhcr of ProVid initial Occurrences. IS u
rnai-iy made triumphant The incidents are mostly
a HaE rs
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AUGUST YIELD OF GOLD y THE nLAcK HILLs

NJ. =. l.. White, the correspondent Of TIE
-Y1nk IGIBTSE. estimated our monthly yield af
$3.50 900 ills estimate nearly correct but lor
4 r--.t our sic Was only H3i2.Oip. We ave taken
l.a n4lls rfu tlt ret u rom various districts
b. ti -a.ltrl portion OF te iliil.. a. Well &c nom AT
,,lt.- slrcfe aud oltn the -puou ~ very few we
Isl. lh .ID. n. entire fiean-lp % lie Els lAis lee
e4f De- very n1Iierlug. Tor mast remember th4t n
,iltr.z niuIug ne are 2 uiaDcv-haTdly Two
NI.r- Furthermore. i14uF properflts hi- obi
g. lc opcd. pud only Tie ore taken rom smart, auo
IL q. Is md open being crushed, leaving lm-
L. rsc 8ales 10 - stopped 40 some future u.e
There ace also many properties tlat were lying ale
i4.ruv.il tuelr MI s.. etc.
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.BRooKLYN NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.

The klngs county htpuDIIcAn anu DtInO-
cratic General Committees held meetings last
evening". TO decide upon the time for holding
the primary elections and the nominating
yentions. The Republican primaries To elect delegates
TO the conventions Will be held ON October 10 The
ety and county will meet October Is.
tbe Senatorial Convention October 90 and the A.
semDy Distr1ct Convention ON October IL The regu-
lar Democratic primaries will be- OctODer 10 Tho
cIty and county conventions will be held on October
% the Assembly Instruct Conventions October -,
and Ihe senatorial Cony entiOns Oh October 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

The Northern StalwaIts need Not shout much
mon, ..f fr. Izuo ~ l. Be- have .lfllfl.-
Ton tHai I'D. lldepend.u- ucset w carry ODD, county
l. % .a-r. u. inrfy.-I NicAshur- Herald lDemJ
The hand of John Kelly begins TO show
ffarf IN Mi.~-rlusett@ pO cs. liz private agents u
fas state are intriguing t0 prev IA tue election NJ Til
aen delegate. eitAer wing Of tls Democratic party
lB.-Iur III tludJ
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John KELLY's CAMPAIGN.

THE rAMMANY LEADER TO MAKE A TOUR THROUGH
The STATE WITH OTHER PROMINENT SPEAKERS.
John Kelly decided yesterday to depart from
this city ON his campaign through the stale on FRI
ay morning Ia the evening OF the same day
ma Will address the yOters Of the capita In Martin
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AIDNIGHT WE6THkR REPORT
C0vERNMENr INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. Oct. { 1873
For New-England. clear or partly cloudy
VeaJhef mostly warmer. ssuthery, stationary or
To- barometer.
FOR tie dole Atlantic States Increasing cloud ness,
with cs-tcry wIudE. stationary L-lef icmpera
turc. Latl0naly Or lover barometer.
CGUttoIsGrB Signals.
Caanonary signals continue from Macon TO Cape
Hattsrls-
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

As the liver Is easily dsordered. ami a great
d~l 81 billion. distress aD to prevail during the Spring.
Dr. Juvne- Sauafve Pills ~ -easonabe efficacy. A.
they restore the liver healthy action, ana remove all
IL lfougnege
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SPECIAL Notlres
aunerauou. Hnir

Nine JuLIAN's srlClFIC Is the only unfsilng remedy
for removing permanently al Annoying disng
urements from Lips Cheek chin Arms re- stnout IN
inr,ns the stfn No acids used ladies' may ADDRESS Or
anpiT 10 Nine LIAM Ma. - Eat 2Othst- Sow-fork
Ofkns hours from 10 10 ) daily.
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REPrBLICAN MEETINGS.

The XIIIth Assembly District Cornell and
Hosln- Campaign Cub at rs headquarters. az Nos
los and Tween hist last night. raiify the
state nominations. Charles Spencer, the president OF
the association. took the chair Colonel ". Carter Of
louisiana delivered address upon the salient points
Of difference IL the great political parties " the
country The Democrats. he argued were unified both
bv temper and lack of judgment 20 tine country
II wa not tue purpose however 81 the Republicans 10
destroy that uartt but 10 n. make eN-
lent and vigorous protesting pOwer keep up 10 10
duty TIN dominant ana governing party in the country
forn and spoke hopefune-- OF the 90 tue
PARTY n several other States which he bad visited. SIT
Van Piper a.sn addressed tle meeting 8nd stated ms
stroug conviction that the Repub can state ticket
WOu.d le elected IY an Overwhriming majority.
Ine Cornell and lfosvins 'amptign club of The XXI
A. emily District lcld IT, fret meeting last evening ~
IT, headquarters az Zu-avC. and one, unl ri-tt-
twenty -inurtn-si. -prerLc~ were made by Major w!
lad Professor Hunt. ami e-A J. A. L1-r.-
harcr Professor HIlf uttered rI gucn' frulnr.i-
D. had iatcte4 on the country. nr SAD, were
slavery, the fugitive slave law, inc Dr''l
Scott decision. nulncH-lOn. -rcr-siuu ann rrh@ nor
Ne shfug tie bat l'. 90 The over agn. Lhf
speaker sail. "Docau-e Il r-ol Davis s'ii iV il.
ioulo-t elements 5l American s0cirtF ha.r l fd
nor ere. J. fnncfatic. And thar prime. 30 II Ir'
same j. Tide whose policy J.. ~ fN' srt'.- fr-
waited rHIlrua1s-Driun- tlc spoi4-. 81 o. Go ~
peace" A. aluslOu by the speak, to General Grunt
brought the audience % its feet ant .Tce cecs were
gwen Ni-Oruuiv.
The Cornell and Hosiin- Campaign Club Of tho Xth
Assembly District. met last evening AZ kuen-ter Hi.
No PA Sxtn-st Julius HarbuTgrr prssdiag seventy
Addresses made by James J. Ennis julius HaT-
burger an others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

All your own fault if YOU remain sick or
nnL OF ..a--a. whom --n rLn 20 bow E-l-.I.: =.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


q -
Lss sese.ns aenasnt Ias isssAr 1s as esf5.ea sls
HtyfesenA Ia
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct 8. a. p.-During the partly
cloudy weather yesterday The movement in the Darome
regular. The Temperature ranged between So
snd TO the average being ~ lower than Monday
The amount Of moisture In the been Increased
Clear and partly cloudy and warmer weather, with
slight chances Of ght rain late n TIA day, may Dc
keeIed today IN this CITY and vicinity,
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lost -~ilii .'.f
D. rl .ls 4ua ,A,4-l. lal,..,f. 3aiAf i-,i % x
soilsy "A ST. IT. .'aa. Us .iri.i.n S.s-Iv-
Tue Rev. j 4 ~pafse0n
ui.l .'",ar-.u
AssOCIATa,N HALL
FRIDAY EVENING
Tickets, iuc u.ils reserved seat 20 cent? al GVhLEYs
A'''''4' -'' ''--' AHA s-HCBERTW- % rnon square.
r%;t o1se @ "a .. ,r a. ,. ss. 90 "a
~ tsDAY 81 100 n tor etf,2e ,y 81. I'D p .i -
rope 1y steamship BotAnla gA nr- ~ 2'aisncs
Tv al 3D., Iro.-. ov 81. ,n.slin Adrrli.r "a
Gsen.iowa core ,Don4sice ior Fgann-
De- s2ecAy ral.e,,'i p AZ 4, s.rs,sr, ara ms6rE
sAlL kDAf. Al a. o. l l1f t.pr '' go l'..o ~
rus, b. specially .idrr.s,i' M.
AMI airgc. stsAuisap Anehort va GLASGOW int
Southampton an srerrn .ss ira, ssa mn
for snd 40. ~ay ar Dispatched og AM
, s" , y, ''t, ~ yr< October - TIE mas ZOE
Havana vil .eayc ~ YORK October AMI IL. The mails
for Bermuda VIII leave NrT-l 'rk o'ohrr ihe mails ipr
foper The mails ior the inward l-anas Wi .e.rs
Nsa-YarN october H. rae a~..' 3D. cl.a- .aa Japan van
g.. viii cave Francisco oc.ooar ,,.....
Post once Ne~Yors oc'o6er a. i-71
Rnprsre and il. Treatment. .., ..-. -,
lr j. A. SHERMAN iain.t' lY1 ~, % - si-.I :.
bl a ofer 81 b. 5siwaT ON SATURDAY Monias and
Tue-,iay Il branch oAce i3 Ma q.
Boston. Wednesday Ihnrsiar and Friday hl-
boos Win before ana after cure. mailed
- who send 10 cent-
The Rev J. 4. ~parHeoR.
90 London.
VIII lecture In
ASSOCIATION HALL
Of FRIDAY EVENING, al O'Clock
subject
NY BROTHER And HE WORK.
including rassrVed seat A. CT X
LEYs Association H1ll. and - a. BEHlh- % I ni0n.
square
Campaign Documents Politics for the People.
No 81 Bourbon ais. music o. Tor mo
stump. Price 10 cents.
40 81 Reputation the solid south. record u rank
dishonesty aud sectional shan.. Price oeutA
No 81 The b % Current Financial ropcs FOR Honest
Voters In n short essays. Price cent?
No % The Chsoln The barOsrsm Of the Socth
a. sown In narrative q the murder u her
husband daughter Attle irghtful ndct@en %
s.The Best citizens OF Kcmper County" Price cents
No 3d. Too Republican standard The Principles and Lead
ers Of the Republican Party Now York state Paern and
Candidates President Hayes Speeches In the West Vice
President wheeler ConknRg Saratoga. and
Senator the Farmers OF Cattaraagus
the Fruits Of Agriculture. Price osnts.
-Four copeo Of the above nve eampssr documents
viii Dc sent BY paid receipt Of 90 oent or 70
COMICS Of Will by 100 copies Of
either OF 50 80 OF each for 81 100 ID
either SO or Sd or SO copies Of each FOR ST.
Address al orders THE TRIBUNE Ssv.York.
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OPENING THE CAMPAIGN N BROOKLYN.

The Republican campaign will be opened
in Brooklyn tonight by a ratification meeting az
the Academy Of Music. The principal feature OF the
meeting will be an address by senator Roscoe C0nk-
ing who VIII speak for FIRST time the campaign.
Speeches viii also be- made BY the Hon ". ". Hicks
(nnfnrnO's Band.
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Tue Rev. j 4. ~pafse0h
n
Vlll lecture M
Associates HALL
FRIDAY EVENING.
Tickets uing reserved seat 20 cent? az GCiiEfs
Ass0cai ION Hal, ana ...-....
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aIfernaulc Conventions 90 De- ht'tnu N1.Htl -Fe Mag
Ortnber o. 1879. at o. 0ck. go te following named pl
Iktn A. I-r manic District a. 80. -. tillni.-i
Ntn AlIrrnanic strct AZ bleecAtf Buildings, Brecker
ant N0Ttlu--ts
WIN Aldermanlc district a. Conc0rla Hall - Ava-A.
with AiIsruauic District AZ $50. -li Lexington ave.
Win AlIeIliuc District at breyOoIt Hal. 90 East
twenty third and Twenty fourth warsa Carpenters Il All
Mnfrsanis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-11

Paor. TOE, tho distiulpished peis-
orologist sad weather prophet, Of 81
Louis, has issued bis Axnsal Matios-
al Wcathe~ Alma,sac Tor 1879. in
which, besides foretellins the weather
for every day in the year and clearly
explaining the theory on which his
predictions are based, he gives : histo-
~, causes and effects Of tornadoss-a
chapter on lightning rods, exposes
their general worthlessuess. and ex-
plains how they may be made etiec-
tive, &c. The whole is Of great inter
est and practical value to every one
audIespecially Indispensable % farmers
For sample copy and terms Of sale 70
the trade aud to agents, send ~ cents
to
'', THOMPSON, TIcE l. Co., Pubirs,
ID nv l'li i'io '1oi st. Louis, Mo