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sunk by 4 MAN-OF-WAR.

The United states training-ship Minnesota, on
Friday night off Ab,ecom Light, While returning
from the annual squadron drill at Hampton Roads,
struck the schooner Abbe Pitman. from Boston for
Philadelphia. One Of the chooner's sailors was in
ur,d ard Transferred - the Minnesota for
surgical care. About twcuf, five of the apprentice
boys were sent on board 90 ii.man to work the
pu,nps while efforts 40 tow her Ia this
port. When within twcnf five miles of Sandy
Hook the tug-boat Atlantic took the schooner m
tow. but she sank about tlTc miles OF Sandy Hook.
Al the time of the collision hc weather thick.
and the Mmne-OtaS Roadway had been checked to
take SCUM iiugs The schooner raised yesterday
aud tDwed INTO haIbOr.
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nEAnL\G ~ IN SrncK EXcnANGE.

TIE Illal,. pnia and Reading Railroad Company
has applied 90 Lave its securities placed on jhe
l-t of dee stock Exchange I'm announcing this n-
teniion Of t1r company The Philadelphia Lc3gr saws
that the company. il is understood Will
Doe relieved from the necessity of having
a general registry Of the stock in this
city. The securities of the company were
stricken from the list in April. 1872. by formal
resolution of the Governing COMMITTEE special
committee had fnied to secure from the company
compliance with the rules of the Exchange when
required a registry Office I'm this city. Upon the re-
port of this committee dealings on the Board IN
In. Reading securities forbidden. The rule re-
GuIIug registry Offices Of companies whose stock l.
actively dealt in the Exchange had been
adopted few years before. IN consequence
of the secret issue OF stock by certain
companies. The action l. sad TO have
been aimed particularly at the Erie Company.
which WAS making fresh issues of stock. The fail
ure Of the Reading Company t. comply with this
rule was the only reason its securities were stricken
from the list The rule still III force, ana prOm-
neAt members Of tie Exchange say that il VIII not
be relaxed i'm favor Of the Reading any other
COMPANY. Nv some members II ~ sand 20 be doubt
ful II the application of the Reading Company VIII
be approved, If the company complies with the
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NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

Thomas Mills, who was a candidate for
sheriff I'D the Richmond County IS H. Democratic Con-
,utor but WIS defeated by Th1m.s Brown. with some
kin-yilc. = l. The citing WAS iu favor o Jo'n n 5,
and decided to support Mills as an independent cand
UItr TOT sheriff
The Republicans Of the XIII Judicial d strict
iact H. Moirisana on saturday aud nominated James
r. Au.c for Civil Justice. lie Is the h SON NJ the late
judge william g. Angel who was formerly Member ~
Con gi-~ Ih, present uuniucc Vas candid i' Tor ilc
same office u -73 when Republican candidates were
counted hv ID nloclai- II they could nut Ice &C.
frated hy fair mcau-.
Richard :. Roberts, the senior partner IN the
firm OF Roberts Cushman Co.. Of this city. has been
nominated for deIman 10y the Republicans Of Tie TWEEN
tcth ward OF Brooklyn The Ward ia strongly Repub
can and the nomination i equivalent 10 election. Mr.
Roberts Is q deacon Or. Budiugton'> church. ana u
prominently connected with several charitable ana ciu-
York and Brooklyn. HIS hone IS in Clinton-dyc.
4 great deal of comment has been excited
hy tie fact that neither the County Convention OF the
Democrats OF Queens County. the democratic sen
atora Convention for the Ist Dstrct-Quecns and sur
folk-whch met at jamaica SATURDAY. passed rc-O-
buttons commentatory Of Governor Robinson and his
administration. ms regarded rs all the more Re-
because the Democratic candidate FOR Lieuienani-
Governor Carlson y Pottery: present bi invitation
and made speech principally IN euogy oi Tie heaa ~
The tcktf. The Attendance Was very suiall-noi sum
client than hall fill the courtroom III Tie Town
ual-and little enthusiasm was manifested
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POPPING HARLEM TINE>WNT.
Az ARvsp Imrr COMPILING \ woMAN 10 CIV
10 MONTY.

N''.-N'
VP MoNrY.
George Clark. q ca~Gf'er. employed 10y the
Kackcrb,ckcr Ga,lieht Company. lives with lis
vii aad ;uo small children on tie first door Of the
tenement ~ ~. 323 Last Ouo-luni l-and-ainth-
ST. o. SATURDAY afternoon he drew $50 oi hi.
wages. and gave To his wife 80. w. ich she put
inio "a sugal-bowl IN the kitchen clos E. lie wen;
or. 10 uoirlboriug saloon in the evening. and his
vie aud children went to bed. leaving thc Kitchen
DOR uul,. tenci. soon after II o'clock MI Clark
W, awakened hy 2 man. wla pniicl TIE mattress
o. winch size Was living from thc he4sjcgo - the
flow Size sprang To her feet. aud fhe stranger
saii. Mrs. Clark. want S3O char yol have cot
hen. Tie woman was TOO much heightened 10 To-
pl- and h,can calling her husbands uarr.
Nau needn't cIi for CiaiE, tle mJn said !:
"hc 900 the sai SOD al th c'.n.r and
his sent in foy thc $50 tltt ice ici wlth YOU
Mir. lark fan into The kitth.u anal tro o. c.cap'
int, o." i3'. hui thc mtl pal ID lrr aa ]. roughly
and lrIlu demanded the n 'nrF. $50 tried ic rp>"
tn ufitl inuat oi tine nui.o.ut Nv screaming. nut
fc-r i.!. hcr uaahlr 60 cry l'ut et ,nr. lur aiAn
df.N 81 r.Nu .Nci from h~ q. s,' and pat u 90 Ter
heal (. son don't give fUe tir money and stop
you uoi>. atl shoot yoI. re >1It. "itl an oath.
J. /, d. t..- ~ile.f howl. Ih, i'Ob,I found the
go .uo Ton nut Cd. tuc house.
Nr~ tla.. o.. rllr. tlr u.l- hH- ati went fur her
husband h.t+ .fNi.t ltIfIt I'D. QUA. ,ilus
tle Dol .. b.. ., oD~.f iII Odd. tf-. Clark ~s fllI
lr a. fn. OFF middle H-U. WlfI afr- .4Nt eyes. roru
co pleN 100. ..a reddish c.Iu d. 'I>.ni-. d." W'fr
s..i Ola /, a.i pulled .oW ''r. N.' i"ie.t ad. ant
dale ,1i, q cloth 5. .Dr app 'r "l Nhcn i'.0i-
cat tla- hr ,.l~ lahn,... VI IS. Clark Thought 20
was the same man VINO entered tuc house TWO
month. az. ,t 81 llc some Articles from the front
o. shat orc.- g., uc wts leaving the hots' From
hec tc.cri pu,u MT. Clark .hcTcd that tn rohber
VS. an acquaintance who was 30 hi- company wren
H. drew h,- pay ON saturday. Ihe police were
6carlllu- TOT u4ll y f-lfllAN
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TAMMANY PRIMARY CONVENTIONS.

The Tammany Democratic primary convcn-
tons were held saturday evening Ia Tins
city for the selection OF DELEGATES 10 the
County Convention October - tue Adeimcns
Conventions October %. the scnae Conventions
October ~ the Judiciary Conventions in TIE WIN
and Xh Districts October -, and the Assembly Con-
yenious October -. There no contest IN any dis
trict and though The pon-paccs were crowded there
was little Of thc disorder Win srcd III former years
when opposing interests nave mot and struggle ioi the
control In some dow districts there were
many men The polls who l0r some calls Lad acted
with the AniI-Iammauy ORGANIZATIONS.
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HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.
Thr lInl.ln (DnniY DrmnrTnlIc COnVcn

Veuton wa, held iu rankin Hal. jersey City. Satur'
day AFTERNOON n Was very di'oricriy. and several
ihn,s Of III de- gates u"atly cnmn to blows The
opposition . ~ ward T. Sled nad. The DHrcior-a Large
the Bn1r at mos Frccho!drs. was strong hut he
was rcnpwinatcd 'he first ballot by small minority
IL o. claimed that votes of Delegates were purchased
openly for HIN ny Ls friends aud motion 10 make hs
denomination unanimous was fairly howlcd down.
Count, Clerk Brann. who also candidate Tor re
nomination. WAS not successful, the fflends 81 Dr.
Mcdonald u icing George H. Fielder the present clerk
~ the Board of Chosen FrechOders The ticket m
County Clerk County sstraT Cleveland was renonl-
nntcd large nuiuhcr ~ the DELEGATES cfi the cou-
vcniipn before IL adjourned, announced their mlen-
ton If voting tue straight Republican irk e. ana Of
icrcd WAGER money that tine hree Democratic cdi-
dates would Dee defeated TIE irlcud OF County
Clcrk Brtnu furious over t1t nominaton
of Nr. Feeder. and hat Brunn ras sold out -
10y tine hic),und faction. IndiguatOt meetings were
hcd al fcrent par- II TIE county saturday even
ing and the best portion al the Democratic party II
itery opposed 10 the nominations they ION stand,
wuc the H. pubucaus are uh iau and confident o the
success tine Three Republican candidates. Mr. IL ann
bs- unnouu ed himself as an Independent +mncraiic
candidate iog hls present position and me-" i'i WIN
d. placed in thc He'd by h riCnis ms week lhr hSh
among the Democrat, ~ of Toe same nature az tHat
winch caused ne defeat ui its entire county ana Con-
eIcssi0Idl ticket last fall.
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good teacher FOR their school. hut they al bucted
against him. and said The have good cnoug h
- On my tour was several times told would better
get out Of that, simply bccau.c thought ~ De- A
NOftherntr. believe. Once. when camping between
WayncNile aud webster. y C., the residents were TOR
taking mo INTO custody for shooting q small bird Tms
was pretonco pnrcy, and as started 10 clear ont
lhey took no further notice OF II, hut annoyed Tor
few miles with an escort tnat lay In ambush the hl.
aftla
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ERIE RAlLWAY CONrRACTS.

The examination of George Il. Blanchard assist
ant 10 tlc president OF the Erie Railroad. con-
tinued Saturday before the Assembly Committee.
lie suhmltt,d numoroI, tcIran statistical tables
bearing upou tie subject oi aiih and special rate,
on the Line Railroad. Reductions of from . 10 20
per cent u appeared were made III special eases.
These depended upon the quantity ana regularity
~ the sl,i,,neufs The reductions never exceeded
20 Der cent aud were continued uuul other orders
were Issued by the freight department. IL had been
necessary 10 make reductions al certain points ON
lie line 10 meet the reduced rates made by COM
peflng railroads. % prove that The pOhcf oi the
company nad been beneficial L. public lncf MI
blanchard read from tables tie Increase ~ tine III
dusfries III Ihe counties through when the road
extend from 1868 to 1873 Mr. Sterne called at
tentlOa TO the fact that The tonnage. exclusive 0
coal shipped Id 1877 over the Ire Railroad, WAS
nearly the same IL 1867. Notwithstanding The
probability of a larger number Ot shippers.
In regard 10 the cost of transportation, MI Blnn-
cnard said that the average cost o moving "A ton Of
freight "a uIle Was IN 1877 1852 mills. and III 1915
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FOlICE OFFICERS SUED FOR DAMAGES.
ACTION OF c ". Smith. OF BRoukiNN. AGAINST
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AND OFFICER I'll MiN".
Charles W. Smith. of Brooklyn. who charged
Police Cap.ain Williams and Officer Fleming with
having cubhed him without cause M the military
parade in Madison Square last Wednesday. has be-
Gun Joint action against them for $4,000 damages.
The SUIT Is begun in the BROOKLYN courts. through
Morris & Pcnrsa as attorneys. and the papers were
served upon the defendants on saturday. The
complaint alleges that ON the 18th day of October.
1879 the plaintiff together with a large number of
citizens was standing the sidewalk nj Twenty
.eyenth-st. aud Fifth-avc, in TIE CITY oi New
York. for the purpose Of seeing military pro-
ccSsion pass ; that while so standing in a quiet and
orderly manner. the said defendants, without any
cause or plovocation whatever violently assaulted
and beat this plaintiff 10y striking him on the arms.
legs. shoulders and head with heavy clubs. knock
i.g liim down aud rendering him ~enSelcss that hy
reason OF such heating the piantih Wa- greatly
and a. lac fears. permanently injured. ana mas SUI
ferred. and Dis still suffering. great pam. anu mas
been put 10 great expense. 10 his damage. @lv""v;
wherefore ne demands Judgment against 'h' "'
PENDANTS Tor the ofSlO.uOo, besides the COSTS 81
this action -
Mr.. prarSaU. one OF the plaintiff counsel. SAID on
SATURDAY. that the reason for bringing the sui' ~
Kings County WAS 10 AVOID deiA. II' p''iin'l
had a.. right to Try The case there because io nI
~, Erool. I'm Mr. pear>a1 Thought The case would
come /, rial al the December term OF the Supreme
Court. ,,
smith Witnessed the blow given 10y Ohic"r lem
ing il. claims that DEE pressed hI, way through
the crowd toward the wounded man ana. passing ne
officer. roprimandcd hlm for the unnecessary assault
lie hs, preferred charges against Officer li"ming
iu winch he admits that the injury was inflicted
without cau~p or proVucatlon. The charges were
Submitted 20 tine Board of Police Commissioners on
SATURDAY.. Nj. smith declares that Captain
Williams struck him with his club and Wa, very
Be-
Several witnesses of the assault are said 10 assert
positiyclvthat Captain Williams struck smith.
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TWO VILLAGE EDITORS ASSAULTED.

Nj Holman. one of the editor, OF paper IN Port
Jefferson L. l., was acCosted on the street Thursday
evening 10y Charles Harris. who accused the former
of writing libel about him. Holman attempted to
reason about the matter, but Harris put on a pair
of brass knucklrs and struck him. Holman retall-
atcd ia kind and was getting the better of his adj
vrr.arv when Harris drew a revolver and was
about 10 shoot. whercupOn Holman concluded that
the better part of valOr was discretion. aud with
drew 10 the friendly shelter Of nciohbOriug shop.
Harris with some friends then started down the
street. and when near the post Office encountered
Mr Hawkins. H'nau's partner, whom he unccrc-
moniously Knocked down. Hawkins. too. fought
back" and Harris. finding himself again being
worsfed, again drew his revolver, and. aiming at
Hawkins, head. would doubtless have shot him had
not some ore knocked tn pistol out of his hand.
Hawkins made "a complaint, and Harris was arrested
the next day aud tai,en before Justice SaXton who
refused To receive bail and sent him To the Suffolk
County jail Ia await the action of the Grand Jury.
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Tur Nrw ROAD rOHAvERsrPAW.

The WORK ou the road-lcd 0i thr Jersey City and
Aiicny Railway is beng pushed forward RAPIDLY
and the road W % hc ln operation between Jersey
City aud Haycrstraw. ny. hy N4vemhcr1o. The
Board a. Drrc.or- of thc new corporation consists
ofex-liayoi Siellcr and the Hon. D.los l.. Culver
Of Jersey City state Senator Hobart, of Paterson
William T.. Bond. Frederic :. Potts. {. y jordan,
cashier of the lArd National Bank; George i. New
tog. of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company; William
A. Cole. Clarence X. Conger AID William b. Scott,
ali of hi, CITY: : T.. Olni-tcgi. sd No.wak Conn;
the Hon. John McGrcgor. of Newark and J. W.
M,rsou. oi Io,k laud County. IN-MaN"r Nlcdirr le
III. nrt> iGeuf Of the company. A. soon > tie TO.a
is IN running order 90 IlayerstrtW 10 ~ u hr opened
for travel. IHtil ~ comptrilon 10 Albany II VIII
be operated by the Hon. IaIrcf s.. Hobart ana tire
Hon. j. ". Mctul1h, the r". 'lNri, OF thr New
jersey Midland In. way Company II Wli connect
wit the Midland Railway short distance lron
jersey Cay. and passengers VIII Icas iAiS city 10y
the - t-aroes-s and COurtitLdt-.j~ ferries.
The receives of tc Midland Railway VII ICE i've
oue-thrd % lhe gross receipts Of the new toH. Tor
operating 10. The division az the road 10 NaNer-
straw viii he twenty-five mile, ~ length. The cost
Of construct n Will bc less than $luOOOO, as "a
portion OF thc iOad-bcd had been made by the JCr-
-, City and nauy RsilIO Company before its
property and franchises were pm chaerd at ioItc -
ufr sal bS thV Jersey (itV and Albany Railway
CwnpauV. 1 O meet the cos; If IA" work. ~ DO.oOo
In first mortgage bond. nave been ISSUED, and most
OF them sold Ibis viii max, the Indebtedness Of
the new corporation 600 'cr mile OF It, road bed
The Original cost Of this potion of the road WAS
S. 10 coo 10 the odd company. There were hr>t
m,It gage boLdr ISSUED TO thc amount ot SJOu.VOO
bur iur, nav been taken MP and replaced 10y hf,i
moftg gage income boud~ II Is estimated that IT
viii cost over ~5.OOuOOO 10 complete the road
iron Haycrstraw To Albany. lhc officers of tie
COMPANY ale negotiating fJT tic sale of mort gage
boz I~ Go thai amount.
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i banker. A. Il. C,nney was nominated for shcrh
Michael Iynon Tor Treasurer. samuel =. LOWS for su
pctuicpde,ii of the Poor william H. Wcrmcrskirck
for Justice % the -s.uns d. Theodore l. wdlscr
n,nlurtsd by reclamation Tor Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

Itzscrlll VII rccolvc The iirst prize ~ ~l.2ONf
Co.>tou. tle second. $500; Canpana 800. and
Nlut. 5000 Ina few minutes after tine walk Wa-
dcclired finished the garden WAS deserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
THE WARRING DEMOcRATIC FACTIONS.

The subcommittee of Tammany having IN
hand The arrangements for the Kelly ade ON TUES
day evening. met saturday and ~ 10 issue call 20
the Assembly District associations requesting them io
march ramrany Han and Join no the procession 10
the 81. Nicholas Hotel After the rrndde, MI Kelly
Will stand IN the yesbulc and receive his friends a-
they pass through from Broadway 10 Mcrccr The H.
terror the hotel Will bc decorated with na-s ana low
cr- o. d Potter who returned 10 the city on Friday,
having accompanied Mr.. Kelly on part % the tour,
WIS The Kelly headquarters saturday, as also we're
Augustus Schc. cXpoiice Commissioners Nichols 'or'-
neIs flnnagau and WOltman. Alderman taNdna-u, cA-
Jud -c Hartman. and b. H. MctipWan. ot Astoria.
the Irving Hal Auti-Tammany organization hcld an
Executive Committee meeting on SATURDAY ara APP
POW ted the following uicrcncc Committee O." CONF =
with nl the Democratic organizations iaNoiihr ih'
election at Governor Robinson ana thc defeat 81 i|H-
MANY, with reference Ia uniting IN The support ni ln'
candidates: Jeremiah Murphy. Daniel .. Reilly, j. j.
DELANEY. ~ chac Norton james Bryan. Grui4e IL.
Pur-rr Barnard Kinney. Timothy shea. ". J. 1ilchrl'
nelson J. Waterbury. Tuonlns Costigan. James DaN,
samuel Barry. Maurice j. Power. Henry Murray u. o.
Thompson John A. Bell. Di. MiDr,on. G. H. winfield
NJ ItzehbOns, Hugh II. Moore ana j. j. Mooney.
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END OF THE DREAtY WALKING MATCH.

the walking match at Madison Square Carbon
ended shortly before IL o'clock Saturday night.
OF the forty asprauts for fame who began the
match seven remained to the last Some of the
walkers made far records. but the contest excited
little pubic interest. The withdrawal OF " Blower
Brown and Hartman. the only ones with any I'M
pur,ant records touk from the contest the slight IN
tcrcst previously felt in n. The attendance during
the week was small. aud probably DID not exceed
1900 persons during ihc whole time. The close
WAS witnessed by larger number of spectators
than had been present at any other time dulug
thr week. At o p. IN. saturday there were more
team LOCO persons present.
Tie seven weary men were then on the track
thcy seemed 20 have little relish for their task.
Canpaua was stiff and snre and slowly dragged his
feet around the track. Dutfaue and BARRIER ap-
20. red willing 10 stop Ou any prcItNt. CuIttou
and Waters We're ln better condition than any OF
tlr others bat hey Looked eager only ioi the end
oi tne match A. 1910 q. IN. the Official announce
mont Was made tlat the walk WAS az a. end. lhe
o.. 4 a. r. then Stood.
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No ATTEMPT 10 FIRE HE CASILEWOOD.
Tie investigation INTO The alleged attempt to fire
the steamship Casflcwo0d on her recent voyage
tr,m London L. this port has now been completed.
Prom thc OH ria reports of Fire Marshal Sheldon
Captain H. y. Dumont president of the Board Of
Port Warden. and Cleveland Il Myers. adju,tcrs
OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company, under
wri,cr, OF the cargo, II appears that there was no
intention To lr. the vessel To- secure the IN
surancr and that the shipper, and couslgn,e OF the
bale 81 paper winch Wa found 10 be smoking "a 10
Wa. bong lowered over The side of the vessel are
complrt ely cNuncratrd. Ii seems that 4. Cohen ~
Co rag ucr. nalt-. "a respectable finn, established
f0r many yrar- Iu lpuGo" sold and shipped bK The
CAST c ood iu August last 10 john J.. Taylor AT No.
GU Duaue-si. 3}- bales of waste paper, Ion which
Nh Iayiaf pad Cohen a Go. at The time Of ship
meut ~ that they had no further Interest ~ them
on IA, insurance, which was, IN fact, effected bN
nj IayiOr. The bales contained ordinary waste
paref slne of which was covered with PRINT
ink The iuyStGiiOls substance which u j. alleged
burned like gunppWdcr, ana "a large number OF The
hale. were stained hy sugar Crppii ~ nom hogs
heads slowed above them. be- box Of matches
when was discovered IN the smoking bale. ire
Marshal sheldon thinks had been gathered up win
III. paper ANA packed without being noticed lie
SAYS tiat TIE matches were not burning when taken
from fho bale hut the sulphur had merely Ismtcd,
and tie nae wa, immediately slnothcred OWING 10
the want OF all necessary 10 combustion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
CHEERING REPORTS FROM REPUBLICANS.
MANY VIsI1ORs At TIE STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS
"A TNI.sE sIAIEMENI DENuD.


The Republican State Committee rooms in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel are thr0nged daily ruul-
lcans the city aud from all parts OF state The
latter BRING cheering advcc Of Republican activity ana
say there every PROSPECT Of full vote election day
The Republican meetings throughout the STATE are well
attended senator Chandler durias tho last week al
dressed very large gatherings at Flushing. Albany
Troy. Posd1m and Buffalo. Frederick Douglass. after
speak NJ at Owrgo. went To Canaidaigna aud Bingham
ton. General IiaW loy spoke AZ POr Jcrvls and mira
Tuesday ne great mass-nceting at Cooper Insii-
tuic VIII take place. which VIII De addressed hy Sccrc-
taIy Eyaris Tho evening Senator Conkling VIII
speas Canton. 81 Lawrence County, and Thursday
Vice, President Wncelcr Will deliver an address at Os
dcn>bugs.
4 report has been circulated that the Republican
Committee i- scadins out photographic portraits OF John
Kelly we'll n - The Republican candidate. the Iior
A. H. Cornell THIS statement L. cnphatcay denied by
the oil 4 the Republican Committee DARING Last
The f1Iud Tor MI tOrnrl'- portrait great
thai iIc supply nearly 'Nlau. ted. and h4N,
mitt,e and The secretaries, J. n. Johnson and Il. \
Glddcu, with their lT-c force OF clerks, are
Still busy dly and evening. arranging for surdktr- ana
meetings ANA forwarding do umcnts the request
Of local cubs and committee.
Am,u- fac ralrr- on saturday WeI" - VI mhcr 81
COlgir,- J tm - ~uIfi. trA.rl JuI.uu hupltrlrh.
-~htr y J1H pt4,tr.nurl. Of l:rr -rli.r County
senator IL 'e .rt 'l warren County; Maurice :. Dee
lcr. of J! . I,l. g .orga l. g.rr,. 60. Wi-hins-
ton to.fl..s l.f.r tu lu- lit T.. " siIugltpn ana
tnulfr-.fu. 30. HuftoI Nr. Morton viii preside
al TN i.i..s .la. .li- "n Tuesday evening.
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TILE RErrn1IcAN GATmERIyG Al LowvILLE

THE REPUBLICAN GATHERING Al LOWVILLE.
LowyILLE, y. Y, Oct. 19.-The Republican
meeting here Friday evening WAS success. senator
Chandler spoke nearly hours TO five acres of men,
II WAS The largest meeting held In the county, ana
the speech could have been better senator hand rr
SAYS IL was largest meeting Yet hed III the
nis
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il was GA mills Local business was more eX-
pcnsive than thIoagh traffic, aud was done ne
quently nj a loss.
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RICHMOND tJIHIl ELTuBLICAN NOMINAIlONs.
The Richmond County Republican Convcn-
tou si.u.d.y H. proceedings entirely har-
monious DAVID ". Ju1d elected permanent chair
man Oliver F-sc. Castl.ton wn- nominated for th.
Assembly hy 30 vote, 10 2G for Michael Conknn Mr.
fiske formerly United STATES Marshal In city,
ana was once bciOTo nominated Tor the Assembly Io