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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
BorRB0N B4LLADS-No. %.

"IT SEEMS To uE 4 TIOpD.'-NURAT UAlSfTAp.
r7,e Nes York Democratic Glse cub ei't crlss cad sgl
Stand back. small bev. and Lex rs wipe our oyos
And chant our dirgc!
The tidal-w ave last month began 10 rise,
And we have S,en Us angry biiio"s surge
Unheeding al orr melancholy erie,
Iill turbil waters LETT their wont i beds
And - ood our hca -.
And waved our leg, aiott N hclTicseness
And plasteied Wv KS viii scwas, muck and mud
ii seems to Dc a Hood
little water Is gladstone thing
And virtue hltn,
When Democrat or each recurring spring
Obtain a ,ub-iuli for ticlr annual oath;
Good, 50. Tor canal-bcats Jouil.rvin-;
Bur when o. rougs and with an awful claug
lips over cur ~hchang
Both in Ono and n Iowa
LIZ. tui- the other d"y.
The general r...c. i- lir irpl good
10 seems 10 DE q Nlud
Poor Tommy Ewing. in bis nat poa',
With paper lined,
The shallnr i-l>-. pu, hr - act tn AMI ,
How nice IL, eden an rl'r sNi..- behind!
OLD Oiphs1 sammy, "i his "af'l a-lrior.
NWt. o. Gown tine stormy ili'.
AID Thurman. graaDirg moan hi. FENCE "a rali,
G.c, winning, with "a N'.4i
That his 90 .n..tInl 1, mleuuOrI,;O ID
lhLs seems t. be q iiu III!
We knew tho storm WIS rising al the time.
Bu. dd uut tlluk
That we shou!l see the dreadful dt.uge eli nd
III Dcuiuflat4f NtflH ti'Hu.i i'i' uAi hf
Where We are gathered, toppie I'D and sink
The tide cuLilf, the ,IOtIuns OF laEpo,
The Hamburg ullee, too,
While ChIs1iu grave IN sable eerrI cd rdukl
are seen 1ioug the banks,
And from them tTlckle IiValcts ol p.ood
That stan the awful flood.
The torrent swell, From California. plain,
And l1wa's halls.
From all he u0rn.ug uiouAtaiu-tcps OF Maine,
And bloogiug Buchcye bowers, thc wgtth.ut TIL
join il a i0Id which all t4e vilicf Il is!
And wonder comes che conlidtli OF ~ .-IOIk-
4 tributary furk.-
Pouring ard roaring lu mad rciiain
va. makes IL feel Dro!aue;
CoufouuG ~ We would dam az a. we e aid
/. secius Go be- e. flood,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

= ,s REGARDED with Indifference in ST. Petershurt
a.. Rns.ians do not trouble Themselves mueh "Dou'
,hir being isolated in Europe they feel pelIecH s'e
o. fri,rrs when they begin VIZ OF revenge
- Germany ard Austria. The corr srondeni OF
TI c,,,,e ao.ess thinks however. tla' The prosper
ofauew Wsr woul.not be far distant Tie Turks were
carry or, tcir threat OF marching into Eastern Eo'
,p, The Rus.isns would then lose ihc attachment ''
tho pr'c,rans through an act which. OWING - 'A'
advance Of Austria INTO the Balkan p-"''7""
tb.v would be urari, To prevent Tins would DE
new a.a .tve., d.icat which would ice very
Illuminating % fl.m. and might easily lced 20
q .rous consequences Norrov r, recent events nav
.rr Nv sakrh abe authority col tie Russian Govern
ruuf TIE meeting af ArNauIrOYr. was REGARDED WI ID
cOntemptuous 'ndiTrrcucr; tnr Russians bcN, ~ t-c
friend hIpcf tll $3.50 Lupei l.s oven Ie-s lntn 'I,
in,., ma ate .n.y uita thc Car ,or having sought
the inter view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


General William II. Morris addressed Il large
a.d cathE.ia,.lc meeting 40 s..at.huI-, 70 Haud
Count. Last evening. H. reg ark about Mr. q rurl
Dr'4sontG hearty applause. iIl li- anecdotes ~ Grr-
'rfl t"lr a. Ole fuc De- division COMM 1ui'r
~ The A"J o. inc ioiom-c, deeply interested Dds
.t:4sf-.
The trouble IN the Democratic ranks IN
On ens County -tl Hior. complicated hy The appeal
aac iu ihr eid o. smother candidate f0r the Assembly
IN re Il District iu ihc r.en oi cx-Jusncc Frinc.
hcN run CO.. swf,Nr. Wln irfru - to canvass against
George bnim,r, tbe rrrn'-r y tu,crauc candidate.
Nr. Cornell has written n letter 20 ". >.
orr. Iasi.ont ~ me rlird ward Cornell AID Hosh
C'nn ia BroakNu. IN which bee says that he Il grauieh
win Inc evidences 81 activity among his friends nm
ni" .sfn, iuf paies GROWING triumph iu thr
10" EHpi-c rf4t"' Noihng out l.th renee, hc tnnk-
can prevent sans.
mayor Howell has decided to accept the
/. mocraic r,norination IN Brooilyu. H. j. under
stood to have reached hs conclusion ON account OF the
demand made upon nina % become candidate again.
WI n hc had consulted hi. person feelings anu tie
state ~ las het!th hc would have declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
Mr.. F,AyoKLYvS FOOLISH FICTION

WAS MP. FR,NcKLYN MisREPREsR>Trp HAS HE
Anything 10 SAY i-OR, DOES lie PREFER TO
PUT rms CAP ON ASD WEAR II
From TIE Scs- York World october 20.
To The Ediig, The World
SIR: The story bv which Mr. Francklyn, as
reported The World ~ september 90 attempt, To eX
platn what l. emil. The annus OF attack ON The
urara LIE Is using enough. but ha, one weak point
In H. NOT true From be- ginning To end u j. ldpbcai"n
fhout an atom 81 ftcf 90 rest Mr.. fraucklyn says
lie card II from CdDaTd cap II De- Viii ave M
urcicn, mariner a. M. and what ship aud Vol-
az ais imaginary incident occurred the tale ne mas
published. Wn'ch now assert 40 De- false, shhll ne
pr,,vea false n on further reflection he deems 10 M
safe To commit these particulars he Wal,
doubt not acknow his mistake and vitndraG the
inpufst on which he 1sed - e foolish lctlOn
an. sif your Obedent servant,
London. Oct II. 1879. GEORGE VI. eAALLLf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

The struggle between the factions headed
rrsrccuvoy b, Stephen q. snonson aid joel " Mason
Tor The control Of XViitA Assembly Daricl Ecpub
Iean Association was continued lat night al Tie
monthly meeting oi the a~-oc!"iion. at No. 3ii west
rn,t,-.eyrn;isi The Aali e. tie association, Inna-
sii,, y.s packed with u incaL-Ia. The meeting
turbulent and NOISY throughout. Il wa, preceded 'y a.
Assembly COuyeltion at oaca lection nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
Rnn,nre-lt, Trentmenl ava Care

VA aoPKINs NInth National naak. No'-forS. whites
a inquirer a. follows:
". H. hINBALl. 60
mar Sir. Your e.ter received and contents ot vas
fully cured rptuis ~ Dr !. A. sherman atoi go RS
ago D,tu sound LAL ever eiNc h'H lis T = -
sreI ner, IS NO. haAbug about lt Doctor thi. 'i Nich
Ion mystI II you ulDtIitd Nphh -uf sos in "tc
Yourself under his treatment know yuu wal mover have
10 regret IT, ,-.f.-.
Rec cctfI!lv yours v y i'l hlNN.
Dr. \. sLEM ~, famous for tie 'rt4..i f.i "a. ~
Mann ire Dor the past th.rffye pee co t - ~ rs
nrin,ipsl Office PSI BiOanway Newf ORR. SATURDAY .n
Iu.~Ay Mtca, ana AZ .7 .i.s ONE -
NGil,f BOSTON on We Thursday AMI Fiay lls
bo Illustrated With bad bcoIe and alter care milied
10 those NhO stnG luc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
GRHLLNr BiLlHiRD PAAYIyG.
BEGINNING or \ MATCH GAME FOR 5000 POINTS
BETWEEN srossON AND ScHAEFnR.


The billiard match between Jacob Schaefer,
Of Chicago. tae CHAMPION AM George +. s!os,on.
begun last evening AZ the MADISON square Garden
and WI Dee continued on Friday ant Saturday.
On each evening 1000 points will be played.
played Tor $1,000. John +. Gleason referee. and
L. /. Dls, and g. GARNER umDirs, the latter for
slo,son.
In he twelfth inning sshacfer bean long run nv
"scrach." The second hc hal made IN the uic, anl
the balls froz" for the second time, that he faded ~
count from the mot the second time. The
scratch" save Inn los points. The finest
N the game made by slo-son IN tie
nineteenth innns. The balls In straight
lne along tho upper c-hiou. and by foliowksS shot
he BROUGHT them together OH the fai They We not IN
De- iiFuIfr position. however. a't 70 required twenty
cit -loi~ ' the opeu hbio before be Del ~ " iur-
ing ih. o'fn iah.e play contested OF dinicAt m --'
long draw aui urii.du' ruund-ih''dh.e Shots, ~hicn
won wr'ln'r.i'u appl@uat. on uls l22i sho'
fhe balls 3D. p. hl. Dee scored from thc
spot. and In thf-r shots bel them along ine rlfl
i.ty lrof 80 '4' i5nl shot, AMI d. aEs!u
counted from roc .pYt 81 four move SHOTS hc h.a
unul Do h'd scored 30. vacn the lH..s
"hfo.r" u. fh'n we ahead hv oyri 90 point.
30 ih --of, aud ie -oo' f m fre spot Tor %" fairi
time iu tie lnIu- l. on'l took TO- shots 20 pier o..
nfor -1 .i'n a..nr ionr 'u,hiHNt. When -"nrinnfh
rIr , attracted ff. attention 1li lc iu1sH tIi-
cae. li'. .in Was 300 points. winch made him .-'
Hat o. ..rer ana tie balls 90 perfect position md
balls rroz' ~, scored from ga" sp'.. and 90 niir shot"
laU fle balls $50 tIr cusu.ln ready lur nursing
lie chem -cofrG 3s6 points wn'p te eii WIS -iopped
Dds SCORE having reached lVp ih' bal, were ln p'i
fsei position ,0ra Ions rim TO night IN" game lasted
% hours
s,h,,cr-j q. D. ~. 5S.o b. s.. %. los, o. l.
slo.soa- ID. o. 10. I'll. u, %, o. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
THE REU. MRS LoCNSBCgr INDICTED.


BRIUGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 23.-ln" pr'h
Jury p,c.e.ed an 1d cim.,t fr murder I'D tle hrst
d,.r..r a,,i,., Mary H. LouasouIy ioGay for Ai.ing
her husband the rev. Dexter l. Loan s'uiy al STRAIT
ford September IL 5Is L1auspul9 Lls been - n;lnei
10 hcr bed since Der mclcer ton. ana VIII not be
called upon ?. plead uDi te $50 rsc - th, r'1i the
ume Tor MhLch has rot Nel ulen J -l.n-N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
EXTRACT FROM COPY.
POSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE Oh THE FIRST As~r. 4. VI. GENERAL
WAsIfNGTON, d. C., Oct. ~ 1879

WAsHINGroN. ID. G.. oct. ~ 1s79.)
Postmaster. RahVGy. ". J.
SIR:
Complaint is made that You are withhold
ing letters addressed 20 VI \. Dauphin.
The simple fact that letter is addressed 10 NJ. A.
Dlupin does not. under the present rulk ~ the De-
parlmcni warrant this detention at tho mailing office.
Very respectfully.
lSignedl JAMES II. MARI.
First Assistant 7. NJ General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
TnnEN,s ONE CHANCE.

The retirement OF senator Thurman, OF
coursc Increase. the chancrs 81 Mr.. IIlden. IN
NUN every circumstance that renders app;i-
rem that tbe Democrats depend upon New York,
vo,,s 10 make the nomination 81 Mr I dan ulinz
NECESSITY BIT the course Of JOHN Kelly. II DE real, Do
y.lops any great strength. have the effect 10
awaken tine Democratic party f.On It's troubled dream
NAV lea0 A 10 falow N TIE 1deu incubus Ia thar
event the noIlinion Of Mr.. B4tari or General Hon
sock may secured and the party may r cn5bied 10
co INTO thc camplign with new life and vicur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
WA uELooxlNG 70. i n0Olii

The language of Mr.. ju- 4c- Fields dis
.nntug opinion The Pactc kaiit' c+-'- t"'is very
much as though that gentlc ian thC1gA ha the cds
iropne 10 ln Ohio AID lhc impending catasfO
pne TO Tlden in NevYprs made an op,biug Tor nun
self in The matter OF tho next Democratic nomination
Tor the Precedence, which n DchOoVed lim 10 make
push for. The 90 h. denuncitiou OF ccntrilk
lion obvious tat It, elect -" 1T DC absolutely nom
ing, except possibly IN the way OF surfing Doom
o. himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
PCBLIC OPINION.

The price of brick has almost doubled since
Ias. Syr's Ialt Is reason enough "n5 Ict.d. Bti'r
rannot keep his well uod as oi -lerS Boston
Post tlJe.uJ
Tie withdrawal of Stii-On Eu'chins from
The ndShiECfOa ToSt takes cut fl',.s IFS most
ylvscI0as itoi. f. h. extract re Post and ledvin-
notl ng but the post-hCe.-itilrlu, Il. COMmvical
fiuQ.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
Nv IyDIiy CMcF GOiAG 10 GCSToN

Bo,roy, Oct. Outstanding Sea, Che famous
P9nc. cn. g. ,N.,,to! 20 arrive 81 riy ia day or
two R. Nll. De- accompanied by au intelligent irilan
.,ir named Br sht Eyes who VIII act A. interpreted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

Senator nlne Is the speaker and immense gathering
J. rti.cfct.
Aiipug the visitors Yesterday were General IyneF,
M! Ws ms tne candidate Tor Lieutenani-tiOycrnori
Srl tor Hirri-. o- AID ny; George W. N..iams, ne
foiHlrL SPEAKER from ONO: cX-Scutfor h3dhth' "i
prau~c County police COmmissi' per Wheeler THOMAS
G. Acton. JOAN Il. Lyccckor anG Eii.Oi &. COwdi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
MiDNIGAY wEiTHhR REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
wAsHINGroy. oct. "A 1879.
For New England aud the Middle Atlantic
States, c. der tll ciear p,ly c4ou-y weather. Win
H. 81 ana brisk ro.th .tstory wiIda anu rsns OIrOit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

Post Once Tho f1r.l - ,uliia .. o. '''{
"A l.lA4. ttu.. Do q.
TFr-UAN.4 d. .Ir O. 1u'. tNf IT.
wa Queen. ~n NfsDNf-' Az 1f ft 20. IL
rrrr' nt -felutult flge.lf. ia fl'.l pm -
70 France must D- s.e' ally ana .t4i f b i ~
France s.rrcl. steamship i.tpi1i"t w. ii. 10 ~
TnUR-nAi. at 9a n- tor Liope, 'y aus DO n'', -,
Ou.eu-ro flr frr1nF anN t. iii-t
he specav ire,s,i ana 70 II a. ni or p ~ s'' "a.
sntp ~ueVa 90 ps iluutl. tA'rDsafe a"+ AsADNi- q
SATURDAY. 40 ~ a 3d. for ll.,i' nf ' o.. =. ~.
Iirhmoua l,sn- trorrefDp. el,e 'D Germany shl
scotland must a. specially af' So . ii i. - 80 ~, S
scotland Girccf. s-~tlls tp tifca-l va " ant 70
1880 for 1erat,'. ssc- - 'eAM'tf oH '.- 'a..
staplua uHa .iisA' i". 'I'A .'.t..
Inc Continent fils Pee .UlfiY 2i.r''' ~ ~ ~,
denmark = selon Noi f-pacAri p' haaD.fg
ans bremen steamers Oily. - I'ui' DO. N' a." iit
--lfn flfrr Pore uf Ie1fe Vow fnfk a. 'fT -. 100
mani, fr nlyu. So Domingo and lni. i- .' .,.,,
NeN. Yur. l.fnsr %. iIe mails .1- t ''a tt Nctt
In.et nii cas-. y, -Norr October ~ te meas t', h'
vana viii clvs io.< October - in~ n.7 ."' NV
i,,iu'.',rf Nii cas-. Sew l5r~ n.tl. r i' i'n.s ot
porfo l.ico WI cav. NeH-fnry tt.Drf.A. 4N' ~
.n,fr..4-.c. Wi e.ss san Ffal.It.t N''1lr. ne
mai, iOr cana alt japan lettt ~lI '4-e.s' -''' eF
IS. . p, ,. -
Poet Oaice. Nrw-NDls. october i~ l-tt
The rc,y-Yo,l. Re,ic~-oUT TODAY. ..umsIy.
S,atror ~ e. ans he. Bribery anG CON 'fi"n y hIH %
Wrru.f- f.ill. fiipr i.rcl Job Iu-frC o.. u
of liu,r.e "a fn.scr TIE Tribune 3 t O. l-' H-"'p
back uouinai 40I. sold by ncn 'scs 9n' ha ieah
News 60. 4r.c, > cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
TANNASY NOMiNArIONs FOR ALDERMEN.
i b. LNLL L.s-,icL I.mnnnN Convention

he INth District Iammany Convention
non in Aldermen, net lesi ais@ 10 No. l73 Made
solicit. nui nominated Thomas shells and William =.
hltS. cr made allf,-,. ~ acceptance.
VIZ District Timmany Convention met NJ No. 20
Hnl-o 90. The roll va, called ~ Assembly Districts
vita tAe loving result: john Cayluish. oi ihc *
nhy District. zee ived 1l5 votes; Bernard Good
vip. az flr Nifll assembly District. -; rnl EiNin
N1inwr-hi. oi tie Nfn Assembly District - Not ~.
SOC n"'aiIt iuts pf tlyanag ana Goodwin SET" made
1.-flA l..f. made .If'r.esn acc Uianr".
4.in convention. 90 tine Nth Win and NiiIih Dis
ilrf. Hii.stHrI uuIt AnuuHy evening With
cu. making LarI nations Ia thc laWmany Convention
40 Protectors ifiii. 40 Cnrgiand-iv... Hsnry A.len
was Nominated repro. tlr lWcniS third and lWcu-
D-i0urih Wards in The Board of Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
MoRK I'M TME NELLY MEADQUARTERs.

WORK Al HE kEILl iiEADQJAhlEkS.
The Kelly rooms III the st. Nicholas Hotel
were iveer than yesterday, and the callers
aittec sad: II any 81 tho Robinson men think We
are In tho least unhappy down here they greatly
mistaken. We had Governor Robinson efcctually
beaten weeks ago. and now working 10 give Mr..
Kelly greater vote than Robinson Will GET great
many letters were received and answered.
Among the visitor. 8 7. Arnott. the wcalthics
man la Governor Robinson's home. Elmira. and OF
the stonicsi opponents Of the Tdcn Robinson party
Asscmblyman Thomas r. Grady, j. ". Brooks. v -
Rosa. of sansrrtics; j. Mccormack, of sullivan
County j.. j. Hamilton, OF Client; :. L. Gardner Of
~lg Htrbor; t. A. Lawrence. Of Pushing; William
Cafr,y. 81 Knckiway Richard Travis. ~ POrI JEWS
cx v arden Wells; J. 4. shaw. OF WASHINGTON County
sruhcn i. Mrany. Thomas VI. Kane, Of Monticello f.
H. ,snola; Patrick Rcilly, of NewDnrg; William H.
-rcur uId Rows tranr.
Every day the Kelly state Committee Is made hanpy
By iccrs dercnt parts Of the state announcing
the OrgauZ OF active Kelly Clubs. The last
day included tFurestburg, sullivan County, Thomas
Woods beng president al the club aud Bernard j. un-
MIN SECRETARY. Two new German clubs have been
formed ~ YOnkrrs Ferdinand GarIJost being prosi-
dent John Cher Of the other. John I. AIur.
Glen cove and Hugh Tucker and james GALLAGHER
The officers r another al Norwich.
Among the ieT- Yesterday were Charles W. Brooke.
Couerrs~mau Cox. r. L. Wc-tbrook. OF Kingston: j. H.
Sirtban. W. +. IIoahan Luke +. Cozns j. j. Dawson.
Colonel Wood. Westminster: T.. Mccormack, OF SII-
Gallagher. ~ Norwich; Daniel Flanagan, 81 New
Rochelle; Thomas Kane. OF Monticello; r.. A. Law
renee az FLUSHING; j. j. Gurmun f. Il. SpInOa. w. III.
Sccor tal "a lcAacl j. iuomcy.
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tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

q =
g. Ariss,l. %
ietr lrtcfla4 ErrrI1r
St4tfialsl5 slr-g
FsiJs.eLtt iLr iaii.tlsus ia tra-gela--re
1I,BVNs CfFicE. Oct. 81 l a. m.-The downward
movement "a &c hatolnetcr yesterday WIS followed
by a rise. Partly cloudy and cloudy weather Will
occasional .a ~, followed IL the evening by clear
iag wc,fLcs ana westerly winds. Tre temp.raire
RANGED beiw- ~ and 10 .iic rclL "a lower
~ Wclns-d.y IEc amount Of moisture tie .r
Les d. cu rr4urtu .sacrsbly.
Cool ana i..f. f cloudy weather May Dc expected IN
lila cay alI. blen.,y lO-uay.
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tsigncil

cuLYER-RocKwFII.o Ihgrstay evening. October %
1879 al the ~ the brides by the Rev
Marvin Vincent n D. Pastor ~ the church Of the Gov
ensnf Charles r. Culver To Hannah f. daughter NJ Mr
james Rockwell all ~ ihi, city.
pEYO-IEIB-On Wednesday October %. at ST. Johns
ton. Rector Andrew Dcyo 10 Josephine l., daughter "a j.
Lewis Irh.
pEN IG-IYNDE- "wednesday, october % IN Zion
church. by the 7. Crcr H. D., George A. penig to
Jennie. daughter of John III. lynde
FOl tBES-RROWNE -ln Hrooklyn on Thur"iay: October
% hy fie REV seward, J. Harrison Forbes NJ p anu
Mn -ybea Browne daughter oi The late Thomas ihonp
INF-LAWRENCE-O Tu~silv. October 81. 1879. hy
the Rev j. Ludlow. y. D. asss'd br the Rev A. j. Ly
Benton X. iuc To Jennie L. youngest daughter ~
James D. Lawrence. No cards,
HOWARD CoNKIIN- At Mount vernon october y. hy
tho Rev Charles X. Clearwater George II Howard. 81
Phiadcp lla PENN Jennie r. Conhiin OF Mount vernon
y.
LEANCHAFT- ROO-EN EIT-At -. Johns church: Cht
=. THURSDAY 23l tnsf.. by tic Row John &
EcclesiOn T.. De- Charles Hu--"N olY"rar O. May Loon
tnr daughter OF the late samuel Roosevelt esd OF New
York
SCONILLE-JOHNSON-A the Church ~ The Holy Cross
Tow y " ucDbfr p by te Rev. J. ireland Tucker D.
D. LUty Townc. daushiri 81 tr late Al'Aauefn Jos'A
To Alfred n. scosillc. ~ Waicrtnwn, Conn.
,fft al
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

srATH or NFw-YORK. }
HEPuDlCAN STATE COMMITTEE.
IIFrH.AYF. HOTEL y
{. \. ARTHUR, Chairman,
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z. W. JOHNSON so.ro,,-,,s
H. A. GIIDuFN. '--'''
JOHN y KNApr Treasurer
ER[DII O(TOHNR 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

II notice u Marriage maj b mDrilI on M
name ant address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
A lEedlelne chaat for aa Cont.


Perhaps no one medicine Is 90 uniyer.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

CHEEx.-James Cheek, brother Of Thos.
Cheek, who is confined in our jail for al
legged completely in the Brooke county in
cendiarisms, came to this city yesterday
for the purpose Of seeing his brother. He
was refused admission to the jail by the
authorities for the same reason that Others
have been excluded and when court met
in the afternoon Capt. Dovener asked the
judge to direct the jailor or Sheriff to grant
an interview, which he did with the roviso
that it be in the view Of the proper
authorities. Cheek says that the abduc-
tors Of his brother will be prosecuted to
the full extent Of the law, and that the
initial steps have now been taken looking
to this thing by the Pennsylvania authori.
ties. ], q. Good and Capt. Dovener have
been retained to look after Tom Cheeks
interests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
PREsIDESTIAL TIMED.



NEw IoRE, November 1.-The Trib.H.
this morning says: Ex.COngressman Scot.
Lord was absent in Europe during the
most Of tha late election contest, and on
his return spent lew days preceding
election day at Washington. In converse.
ton with Tribune reporter day or two
ago he gave some statements with regard
70 the purpose of certain conservative
Democrats, himself among the number, to
put forward Don Carlos Buell., of Ken.
lucky, as . candidate for the Presidency.
ado you think he could defeat General
GrantP he was asked.
81 think he could. In addition to that
It can be said General Buell. was the best
executive officer Of the war. He led ZOO
900 men, who greatly admired him as q
commander Of the Army OF the Climber.
land. He saved Grant At Shiloh, OF which
the far.minded General seemed conscious
when be recently spoke OF him in Europe
Is one Of the ablest generals in the war.
he is lifelong Democrat. Buell. resided
in Kentucky, and conducted the honest
labor OF mining for fifteen years."