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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
tIHARLEs B. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

q prepared to make careful and eomplets
9nalyses Of Iron Ores lanestones, Mineral
Wottra, etc, y ~
1AsoRAToss Cel 9lsg AxD CaAPLsr srs.
&s WHEELING, W. va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
A DcrauItlng treasurer.

BosroS, March 2t.-w. r. Pratt, Trcasu.
rcr Of the Reading Savings Bank, is a de.
taulter. .,.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH,


New YoRk, March 24.-NIoSEy-2a7 per
cent, closing easy at i per cent Prime
mercantile PAPER | Ha0 pGr cent Sterling ES.
change, haukers' bills weak at 81 SSk; Sight
Exchange on New York 81 ls7If.I
sILyEs-silyer bars 81 o.; subsidiary silver
AaI per cont discount.
GovRRNuPvTO-lVook
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

TO TIE DAILY 1NTELI1GENoER.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Campaign of 1880 Commenced
in Congress-.
Ben Butler Tossing the Greenback
Card--PolitlCalIy he is Neither
Dead Nor Sleeping.
The Telegraph Case in the ST. Louis
Courts--A Test Case Likely
to Be Made.
Alleged Rich Discoveries Of Gold in
Kansas Great Excitement
Among the Farmers.
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 24.-The quarterly
interest on the four per cent loan, falling
due April lst, amounts to nearly five mil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

PHrtApELPHiA, March 2l-Flour-Dull;
| rs; do fancy 81 60; Ohio do choice & So: 50:
fancy IS 5Oa5 co. Minnesota patent process
q 80. Rye Flour-unchanged Wheat
Quiet and steady; No. 2western red, elevator,
u l3M. Rye - Scarce; western 57a5sJfc.
Communicative; western rejected track 4OHa
4l3c; do steamer II lIEa43IEc. Oats-DniI;
western mixed S0aSl 1fc; white western S2a3Sc.
Proyisons-Quiet but steady. Beef -AIess$l26O
1900. Pork-NIess $40 25a10 90; prime mess
extra g 2Sas 30. Smoked Halis-S jSaSHc;
picked 7kasHc Lard-Western tierce % ID
q 90. Butter Steady; New York and Brad.
ford county, Pa. extras 9a2lc; Western Re.
serve extra lOalsci good to choice 12al4n.
Eggs-Western l5c. Cheese-Nomlnally un-
changed. Petroleum-Nominal refined DXe.
crude SIC. Whisky-Quieti western 81 OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
A CIose souecEc on Woman suffrage.

4 Close SqueckN ON WOmhh suHFhEe.
PRoyIpgScg, RI, March 24.-The House
Of Representatives Yoiedno thegnestiop Of
WOMAN sufFfagC=.95 yeas 70 o. nays, not
two.lhirds, which was necessary for sub.
mitting au amcndmentto to the Constitution
10 the people. tlf
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FRos7sD feet may be,cured ia one or two
days byih use oil keller's Roman Lini.
ment, the great pain destroyer. For Sale
ly al Druggists At 50 cents.
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Baltlnlore.

AsSAaNsAAANANN
BALTIMORE, March a. - Flour-oniet
and weaker; western superfne g 25a3 rs;
do extra 81 00a465; do family "a 95a6 90.
Wheat-Wes dull but steady; No. 2 Penn.
sylvania red 81 l4K No. 2western winter ret,
spot aud March q lSNal 1915 April 81 l2A
al Is; May 81 13al lSk. Corn Western
steady; western mixed, spot and March ASK
afSjSc, April, fS3EaiS5lc; May 4fjSaf4)lc;
steamer 40&al0Kc 0ats-Easier and lower;
Pennsylvania aaS5c; western white SiaS5c;
do mixed s2aSSc. Rye-Quiet at 5ia5Gc, HAY
Quiet; choice Pennsylvania $llOOal2 0j.
Proyisiuns-Qnict. PoFk-Moss $40 6Oal0 20.
Bulk Meats-l,OoSC shoulders 81 3la4c clear ri6
sides q lsa6ci packed ISa5Ifc. Bacon-Shoul-
deB. Axe; clear RIB sides Go. Hams-0aIOc.
Lard-Retined In tierces 7HC. Butter--stea.
dy; prime to choice western, packed iSa2Oc;
rolls lbal0c, Eggs-Quiet atl5c Petroleum
Steady; crude 0Na0Ssc; refined OXc. Coffee
VERY firm; Rio cargoes i03la1Gc. Whisky
Dull at 81 OK. - s~
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For additional Telegraph SEE Fourth Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

No. 8, 4SlalS,Ec; steamer 4la44lEc; No 2
4tkai6Ec. Oats -Firmer; No 5 white Ska
82ci No, 3 do 3SJlaSSkc; western mixed
3laS2c; white western 3SaSIc. Haydn fair
demand at 40ai5c, Hops-Dull; yearllngs
2a4c; eastern aud western Ga9t; New York
State bA13c, Cofee-Qulet and UNCHANGED,
Sugar quiet and steady refining iaif TO good
9Aa8ke. Molaaes-Demand active; New
Orleans 2Sai2c. Rice In fair demand; Caro-
lima 5Nal Nc; Louisiana 0Isa7C. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-$l 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
TEMrERANCE AnpREssEs

Read at the Firth Anniversary OF the
Womcn's temperance Hand OF wheel.
Ing, Held at the Fourth Rtreet N. 4.
Church, March Ialh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
PLYING WIrH THE ENGLISH ELEVEN.

The cricket match at Staten Island between
af;s eleven OF English professional PLAYERS aud the
txerty-two OF NcW-York and It's vicinity was resumed
NJ LIS D. H. on Saturday where II had been interrupted
y darkness AZ $50 D. the night before. The day was
unrxeeptouahle ground IN good order and the at
tendance large The exhibition Of batting by the visit
Or W. more lively and the raj fielding Of the TWEEN
t,txo hardly as good the rst day hen four men
were pu, cut for had not earned more than
half that imber Shrewsbury and Selhy who faced the
lD~lnz 81 Lane 5prasie when play began on satu-
day quickly ran SO before seiby with %
runs We well caught by Moersn between the wiexets
from Lanes bowling. Barnes then faced shrewsbury
and tl,e two kept the twenty-five d" leather hunt
irr untii the score within OF hundred and
spr.gne Lane Loritter, Brewster Hubbard and Moer3n
bsd mn fr tried their hands al the attScK with the
bail. .,,, - A., ,,., "a.
,rr xet aur retired with 20 70 his credit Lat
f,ned P.rsle- and the mounted 10 1<s DJ t1er
inr f,rts aided BIZ tlc fielding OF the twenty
two B.res gave Hinchcfe a tcng catch, when ne hac
scored - which ended MS at the wicket ana MS
Mac Vas taken Dy Emmett who saw Barnes lose hs
sc.t Ia -pra-ue Barnes's score OF "a was the largest
srt hest made OF the match. consisting OF ak ~ ana
% stulaes tn veteran shaw came IN ana az quick
retired without a the score standing 14s
ii ". Increased 159 10y Emmett AID P1nder before
fi,s was called The game will be resumed to-day AZ
u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
LETTERS TO LOrTEAlEs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Mr. A. 4. Freeman, As
sstant Atsosnoy General for the Post Office Depar;
ment upon 4 case recently submitted 20 him. has
given an opinion in regard to letters addressed 70
lottery companies to individuals when addressed
to them "a agents for such companies. He declares
them TO De unavailable pr Sc, and says that post
masters should reflse TO register letters when 50
addressed.
This opinion was adopted by the Department yes
terday /; is deemed of - much importance that II
Will lie published in full in the November Postal
Guide A circular was issued yesterday in accord
ance with its conclusions. mstructlng all post
masters 10 refuse To mail register letters or cir
cuiars so addressed or To mail register letters or
circulars 20 schemes against which the Postmaster
General mas issued orders under the p~visions OF
Sections s73 ang l.Oi5 Of the Postal Llws and
Regulations Of 1879. list of these schemes lneaTly
100 in numbeij may be found IA the September and
October GEide.
General Ere man says: The law presumes that
n letter addressed to Lottery company concerns a
lottery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

ERsKINE-At Atlanta Ca september p. Rebecca J. wife
%, the Hon. John Erskne, 8gel aGvelrs.
JORDAN-Noar Crolon Landing \. ~ the I'd ns, John
jordan
Funeral from his late residence and Friends
Meeting house, AZ b. III. eth INST
KEILOGG-In Philadelphia, september - Mrs Elizabeth
re!c Hosea Kellogg ald mother q the Rev. Il
II. Kellogg formerly n TINS city.
MsSSWTT-Cn October 57g. hs residence 4JG West
3stts. Joseph Mas-stt IN The I'D year ~ his
PATrERSON-On SATURDAY October :, Miss NJ Elizabeth
OF tho bic Alexander Patterson.
Nde1-r OF her brofharngw. . T.
Kineshury. 25S West 5Aihst on rassisy October T. az
$50 O'Clock Q. M
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
PELTON-On October l. 1879 typhoid fever. his
try residence. Great harrington Mass Timothy D. PeOn
Ofrbs city. IN the 9TH year VI his
sABIN suddenly. saturday. october g. Julia Hannah
Funeral -ervees tuesday First
Reformed Episcopal Chirrn, AalsCAaNc and Doth Itis
requisite that no dowers Do sent
UNDFRHIIL-Of scarlet fever. 3th inst. Howard
H. Of Edgar aud Mary Emma UnderAil, aged years
and months.
Funeral private
Iniarmenf al rarrYtOwn-
Won CLAnN-Ou sunday morning, October ), Hiibrsnd
Won q ain, agri 10 ye9rs
Relatives friends invited 10 attend he funeral
Tuesday 7th n-t AZ p m rom - Matthews Lutheran
Church. BrO0fne and EhzaDefh-sts.
Intermeat in Greenwood Cemetery.
WILDE-At Dobbs Ferry Friday October 1879
Wilde. In ga ~ his
friends Of the family respectfully invite ~
funeral AZ has sto residence On Monday October
Carriage. win De IN waiting arrival u 2geock train
4.c-sr.
Tnternent private Friends will please omit flowers.
WOODHRIDGE-At brunswick, y. J.. October g. John
L. ths Rev. John Woodbridge. d. ID.
MOnaay. October at $50 al the residence Of
father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
5pecial Notices.

Campaign D0cumeuts-P0lsti for the People.
No 81 Bourbon Ballads. with music 81 songs
stump Price 10 cents.
80 So Reputation Ia the solid south record OF rank
dishonesty aud sectional shame. Price ceDts
No 81 The OF Current Financla Topics for Honest
voters In II short essays. Price . cent.
40 90 The Chsoim Tragedy The bsrbarism of the south
AZ shown Chsolm's narrative u tho murder Of her
husband daughter ana little shfu Indictment Of
The Ciuzens Of Kemper County" Price cents.
No So Tie Republican Standard The Principles and Load
era Of the Republican Party New York Platform and
Candidates President Hayes speeches in tho West Vice
President and conknng ilnG
senator Address 90 the Farmers u Cattaraugs
the Fruits Of Agriculture. Price cents.
Four copies Of each the above i've osmpaigr documents
viii be BY ma postage paid receipt Of 90 20
copies OF each for viii By express 100 copies
either 90 or 80 copies ior s.
either 20 or Sc SO copies Of each for 81.
Address all orders 20 THE Tribune, New.Yorit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

The Democratic City Convention met at the
Academy ~ Music on Saturday az .. II. William Il.
F. Fielder was nominated for Mayor by majority IF
sixteen ballots over Judge T. l.. Tcese. George D. Ran
dali was nominated for Water Commissioner, and Fran
els Quinn for Tax Commissioner Further nominations
were made Of Charles Marsh for Trustee OF City Home
and John Pe and Townsend Dusenberry Tor surveyors
OF Highways. The nomination OF this ticket has
aroused an intense feeling among the better class u
Democrats. Mr Fielder Is popuary regarded as the
candidate or the brewing interest aud representative
OF the exrene antlaw gnd order sentiment in Newark
Among Repui licaus tue nomination il regarded Win
satisfaction. -estOray. among prominent Democrats
te project OF calling another convention FOR the nOm
na;lOu o. tnird candidate represent the views OF
moderate n both parties, seriously talked o.
Tie executive committee Of the Democrats Of the First
Ward met on saturday evening and aG0ptei resolutions
r.pudntiag tie tckct nominated. and piedging them
selves ~ vote and work against n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
rA1K oF 4 COALrTION Isl BROOKLYN.

publieans Of Brooklyn hos been called for thIs
evening to consider the question Of coalition between
the Republican party and the Independent Democratic
organization The meeting Is called by the Campaign
Committee OF the Republican General Committee and
tie invitation says: This meeting Ia called TO con-
slider whether II Is FOR the best interests OF NE party 70
nominate a strs gAf Republican ticket for local ohcrs
or 10 invite the co5DrraOu ~ those orgazat0n- Op
nosing he present Democratic Ring by giving th u
REPRESENTATIVE on orr ticket -,
last wear the Indenendrnts put separate ticket "a
the eld for all the Offices bat IN 1876 there va coal
ron rifn the Republicans Opinions ae 20 The adVlsa-
buy of q coalition this year vary bus the whole mater
vii he discussed ana probably decided t.-nieht u
coaiion is decided upon rhc question Of the repre-
sentafin Ia which the ependenis are entitled VIII
then Ia cor .liercd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE MAYOR FORCED TO RETREAT.

There was the usual gathering in the Mayors
Office Saturday 20 witness the proceedings In
the cases Of the accused Police Commissioners. The
Mayor having been advised thst the Supreme Cont
would issue an restraining him he attempted TO
remove Commissioner French, abandoned the original
charges In doing stated thai the Interpretation
of the law Imputed 20 the Supreme Court seemed to
give color Of Justification ~ ar French while Com
missioner Morrison and NacLean justified by the
0pinions Of their legal advisers He however not
clear that NJ French justified IN delaying the ap
uOutmeni OF msDe rtOrs by lending hms-n 10 fac
lion AS To how Nrssrs MscLeap and Morrison were
iustded on the tie AavOr did not state
RI. fnrther said - Ia the Of the charges against
Mr. French sOue the supreme Court has reduced -
views 10 the OF order and desire 10 conform
nv action 70 tho law laid down b. the Court. shall
not proceed lurther until october S, 1879, when Mr.
French wii have opportunity 10 Ve heard al this
office ri y o'clock IA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE ORDER TO THE BOARD.

JTrpCE DAHKErTs EXPLANATION OF TIE COURTS
Pos1TIoN-ExPLICIT DIRECTIONS FOR APPOINT
ING TAMNASY INSPECTORS.
The formal order of the Extraordinary Cen
ra Term Of the supreme Court. directing the Police
BOARD 10 appoint remaining unseected inspectors
., e,ec.,on from the Tanmany organization. was handed
down on Saturday. As large number OF person. 1s me
,yroon could contain gathered 10 hear the decision
r,uaosl All Of the counsel WHO participated IN Tue
,r,,r.nt on Friday were present. The Court vas IT,
formed. IN answer 20 an inquiry II Che-Jusuee DAVIS
,t the Police Board had not yet acted upon the decs
ms of the day before. Justice Barrett IL ANNOUNCING
the decision oil the Court. sllc
rha s,sscuirv. and the only difficulty which was IN
,,,r1 ~ ~. Court, was o. the power b. mhhda.
mn, 10 remedy tnn evil which wac complained 81, ana
.h 80 brought before We we're hiitulh 81 Ia.
-. t,s re rlle OF laW wei settled thht Whc u
- a. nm Tie power fbc Conrt 10 dirrcf suoorli
~. hofv 10 sct II not within the power ol the
49,, "a re,f tie manner ~ Shica t1ey should aci
w. .ere very clear tnat had 10 rigAt no power. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

The regular dramatic season at the
Union Square Theatre will begin about the
r,icds Of Oc;ober. The company engaged al the
Asglrsgra. and singing " PiHafore.' includes
Mes-rs HagGo Tla. Gecrge CASTOR. Myron calic-, W.
= Brown L. sllart. Z. a. Harvey, ". Hobbs. ". stan-
dish and Aiss Marie Harvey. Miss Rose Manning. Miss
Caarlaf:e Hatchings. Miss Caroline Thompson. Miss
fianar 8-aoscambe Mrs COM lies and others
German Church Choir Finaiore Company began ia sea-
toa. rrospcrou>iY. last Monday night at Wilmington.
ar J. - Meade j. Tie dram attic season thus
isr. has beCB exceedingly acftNc, hut the
business IA been only uooeratciv Eocd
Tic entertainment called " Br1c a-israc-" ~ Woods
business has mucf increased since The nret night.
Ms CARA Morris VIII appear al tue new
Hr0ekirl llrftre0neiird t0-nirbf-tn neN uiay, bY
Al called A lknval FfvCrlse. NJ. -uti
rf cnacrs hill the Park Issatre. rouiChf ana
Lord fflif-rdr7f The play ~ . On Ball.,
" Gilbert pro.uccc NJ the Bosion Park Theatre.
iaFi recorded positive success. lhs rierc
a. TIE French subject treated Dv Mr. B0uc,caa
IA " C.uletlpt % Court b" 6Irufe trirofl mas
made fle rlt OF air Graus season this wear. te Ffth
AFeguc fhratre II viii DC repeated fnur UDee THIS
choe VIII al-O occur. Sarhc Birne " - IN lrepara-
81 >. = Berry opened the Brcadway inestre
Yam stugG. Saturday night, with " RIO Van
Nnk-e"------Gr- Daily wiz shortly effect a revival OF
p-ce OF NJ. bronson Howard. eutiiled Wives"-----
Mis- Ada tuv1dsh ttl- week 40 fhf California
Theatre san y anci-cc IS Mss eei,t-k wia Booth
nut.c to-HlElr. az the Grand Opera House. Bal
tila04e...-..5 Jefferson VIII act this week a. The
Plrk Theatre Brooklyn. as Alp Idn NtA1e
Mr Max Naretzek has concluded to discon-
tiuue the present season Of EnSiish Opera at the
Academy ~ Music "rhe Two Peters % viii therefore
uor oe produced tAis evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
oy9 or THE MAyH4rT4S BANK BONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA wel-dressed man,
anou. thirty i've years old, entered banking mouse on
Tlirdsf Yesterday presented the coupons Of $40
hs.d u be casLod He Was recognized ats as the
rnsu who IN the beginning Of September had sold
81 900 Uned bond, and next day offered $500
IN United states for sale. tue latter
pein one Aicn had been stolen from the Manhattan
Savings Bank, the original number OF which hsc been
ehassed The bond preseu;ad yesterday the
o,e osereo In September but BE number had been
changed again. The man was arrested. lie gAVe tie
name OF j WaETsu aud his resdenee as wilmington
den Las been Identified as john CannOn Dealer IL
ar.le m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

WASHINGTON oct s.-Nouce by the Lighthouse
Doarc fsf an viii b. immediately made in the light At
sreo neacrn Ontario y Y 70 marx ne position Of
under c0nsifusflsf. his Ngft which
nd red be OF from TIE hreakwaier BY nterprs
ing screen obscurng II 20 the westward between the com
,e7s bearings w. By S.as-. and NW.1W. To avoid the
kvafer approaching the haFbor from The est
mile OF shore until thew make the
rel bc ght the rnd ~ the west pier on The compass
bearing IL ~. whom they may safsy stana IN lot II
Al Thai aitrf October 10 1873,
a,s bfa hight OF the m order. lighting 200 OF the hOr
~, VII De shOFn from the pie lighthouse Recently
erected On me side OF the channel between The
mainland and BOoi-~1rrh Island The hght serves AZ
s 5urn j. NJ r Chesapeake Bay. Nd. pT WaV Of
noopas stalt aud - intended o rtpae the one destroy ~
~ i on January 1871 During thick aud fogzy weather
abei wi DO struck b. machinery every ~ seconda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE CITY AND STATE C4YE4SS.
REPUBLICANS WORKING HARDER DAILY.
THE MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE sTATE-CALLEks
AT HEADQUARTERS.

Senator Conkling il so much improved In
health that he will be able 10 speak at the
great ratification meeting fc be- held by Tire
p.,rblirsns Of Brooklyn Wednesday evening
A well authenticated rum0r Vas circulated among
no,ueians last night that senator Conkling II
Already IN the city having arrived the night before
aud ~ a. the reldenee OF lrsnd During tie present
week the Republican state Committee VIII begin "A
srtes 81 nightly meetings al through the State which
vii be- continued till election day. Besides State
cra,ors the Republicans VIII have the assistance Of a
LARGE number OF eloquent from nciahhoring states
In the Latter part 81 the present week stream Oh h
uublrn orators vii begin 10 poar INTO this state lrom
oht, where they Aavs been actveiy engaged ~ BIZ.
busters heiaii Tor month pAdi-
Among the "a crs thr or The Il .Hhllfa'i
stf COMMITTEE on saturday th6 following Jonn
y SMITH, " lbauy James W. Wads~ofth, tie ri ub-
1ican candidate FOR Controller; General stewart l.
Wopdffsd Genelal Bafcaeer, ~ rarltoss; h'-fl y.
wales. Captain l. T. Wood. Of Penr Yam; NOR r.
eLrnhera ~ Penn Van; Ethan Allin, e1-J al re-
AZ. Professor l. Bacon, ~ F4urhinEi The
Hon l. W Judd A. h. johnson, OF Uuca
senator Wagner General Arson q. MeCo0k. A. W
e;lsaeou The Hon. ". w. Hisks, OF Florifi-, va. Il,
,i,r M first speeon iu this cay before the Lincoln cn
at No % unyerAty-plsce, 10 night The Hon. stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
iJoIiticnI Notlrrs.

XyIIrh Assembly, District Cornell aud Hoskins Cam
viii hold ia regular inefing this
iM0ndAvl evening Turner Hal No. J4l "esf 47i ST. at
JOHN McCLAVE President
EpYy uFIAEysr. secretary.
XIII Assembly District Republican Assoostio0.-E.ez
uar m0nthly this M0ny evening. October 9,
> --' JACOB D. AcKERMAS. President
DAxlEL PUDNEY SECRETARY.
Namrn tion-Tho committee appointed BY the Repgb-
fu ,seu-fa Wi meet lay at Leadquarcrs
District 4Io Pearl. OF ChalImsts
-erutluu 10 fu g. until -arl 81 October.
ROBERf q. MccOAp. Chairman.
Gu 4. scHArgE CLERK.
~ Assembly District Cornell and Ho'tins Campaign
chm wi prt GrandsL. Monday evening ocfupcr ~
1919 ~ O'Clock sharp Colonel James d. Turner vii al
GEO. NETHERcOrT President
JOIN DFNICE Secretary.
With Assembly District Republican Association A
,nr. meet hepurir ui ts district WI De- ltid
M aulfterz 81 clinton place. fni- ,Monda evening, Go
f1.r al O'Clock uang listrd gratirnlen
,i a.frn,s TIE meeting. Hnu w. " iheA. a tiiiAa !,
i-r Iu-a- van Airi net CoAAsng, Ell Hon John d..
Ila son g.il ggesi4e 49, 81. 80 ..,,-,, -.
FaEDgKIcK A. SHIELDS, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
FUBLIC OPINION.

In the course of few years Tom Ewing
and Tom Hendfis k viii be champions OF resumption,
,r-i az Duu oraees IL war DyuCcraL-l Cincinnati
I.miucrcia. CndJ
The solid Sorth. with its organized system
o. nrl ioz X ana its cCnsant for cap;o Is On the
r0strr az n asks FOR bread but stands ready
II shoot the ?rrson who gives - him.. fhiladc pia
Press il.rl.l
II Mr. Tiiden thinks that be is going TO re-
tl hearty support oi De- Penasy yaula Democrat
ia M NatOlai Convention II ttai party he had
trfer ne extrcates himself from the ccmD'-
c.rinnS which lie s involved al home disatcn bEr-
rel aulng no many hungry chefaias IL tlis sectioD
lPlla4el plia Inquirer (kep1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
NAMING THE INSPECTORS.
THE ORDER OF THE COURT ISSUED.

THE ORDER OF THE COURT ISSUED.
THE TIIDES POLICE COMMISSIONERS COMPELLED
TO CONSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF TAM
MANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADR IN THE
wORK-TuE MAYOR GIVES UP HIS ORIGINAL
CHARGES
The Extraordinary General Term Of the Supreme
Court on Saturday issued it's order TO the Police
Board TO "ppoint Tammany inspectors of election.
The Commissioners made some progress in this
work, but il slow and attended
with sharp disputes. Mayor Cooper has given
ND his original charges against Commissioners
French. MscLean and Morrison, but proposes still
to hear Mr. French on the charge of leaving meet
ing of the Board without permission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

The Democratic State Committee was busy
Saturday IN lis rooms I'm the ST. James Hotel most Of
the day. For an hour. however, after the
news arrived that the General Term OF the
Supreme Court had made it's order that Tam
many inspectors OF election should be appointed.
All the members Of the committee looked they had
suffered from n affection and little work was
done. Among visitors during the day were samuel
D. Babcsck. Judge Henderson. % cattaraugus Clark
n. Potter. General Pearsa, OF Queens aud Charles
T.. LOew.
The Anfi-Tammany Irving Hal Committee Of go,
met again Room "a, Cooper Institute, on SATURDAY
evening. 3. Z. Hart presiding. T. Godfrey Gunther,
Frederick n. C0ndert. Charles Il Winfield, ". / Coe
and L. T. Anderson added 70 the list OF wee
presidenfs To perfect the organization three commit
OF fifteen each 10 be appointed on executive
business and finance. and committees Of nine each on
correspondence meetings and speakers, natural z1tion
printing district committee Of five Will be named
IL each Assembly District.