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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
ENTHUSIASM on THE EAST SIDE.

REPUBLICAN VOTERS ADDRESSED BY TIE HON.
JOHN Oakley IN CONCORDIA HALI-MEETlNGs
n OTHER DISTRICTS.
The Republicans of the East Side held an
enthusase meeting last evening IN Concofda Hall. In
Avenue-A The Hon. Jacob NJ Patterson. IT,. presided
The Hon john Oakley OF Brooklyn, delivered the ad-
dress, aud the audience Joined Ia singing campaign
songs.
lido not ike 10 speak III Of opponents. said Mr..
Oakley, a. do not believe III campaign Of vitupera-
ton There l. Governor Robiuson-I do not feel Ike
speaking III of him, because | eanuot forget how
heosd elect nm to Office when he was Republican.
some OF the good qualities that he had then
stln cling to him. aud have made him, com
paratyely fair Governor for q Democrat
/ read al address. this morning. 10 the Dem
oerats of the state which was signed by Mr.. MOak.
Of Albany have known Mr.. Moak in the Legislature
and can believe what he After reading that nd
dress signed by hun. would not give much Tor the
chances OF Governor Robinson IN this campaign Rob
,nsou IA the mere representative of Tden. and when
Tlden pulls string Robinson and coonar knock on the
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ADDITIONAL 7BlDE REPORTS.



IrvruIr0r. oct. --I2lo D. m.Cluon frrncr and frac-
f,onag f.aler. Adding Cpana-. tlisf htilpg orleans.
fa. . thr- 10000 nlr~. n innr lNN' Na 90 fnr -nrla
lU ans rE.fr Receipts. Illf lur4u- -IN bales
October delivery Hi ..fi f-n f fi if.
toner l4 November lH ffff Pr. ai aI-' t-rfi
november -l December if.r,ff I4f sf .' frDiriiF
ana 3altl delivery. li' g. fuiurr- .re l'a 0lieirr
LIVERPOOL. oct. ~-i.1u %. u-'iilalur rpaul- Cotton
f1-.. i4Da.e. .'-. .u-r- uitit+ Low ''.
cnr clause lrtuItr lVtff N I'D. ALSO i jed. f afr
and >of.uh,r fet-ry. tlsli co Dec nl1ri abel JlAiy
LlyI.q,oI Oct SIS n n.-The sa.e- ~ cotton today
Included .l.uN bales ArI irl ltut--i llla-. Low Mild
ding clause. rt0ltr delivery, u-. l.i-
Los Mlo us clause october au. Noftnrr itif-r' ti.i
au November aut December dirtIf .'l4, also la s-.
Ie,t l1uef 4nG t-uAf} delivery - '-tA
Aler-lA. lcr. -.-0,l.u nrn. N.hnns Ha-c., Lo~ MID
cu-. .'.s4t- GOOD ORDINARY Ao' qlote+ receipts Iie
R,rrra0ai Oct s.. otou firm Modlng lui,c low
NltInE -c.- Good Ordinary So. Mt pf - bales.
bales 900 ba.. rnfr. BOB Great trta- j' bates
cna-ise 500 bal--. sales. Loo hat- stock, o. 500 bf-
I.-r.. oct. Uttnf trn Mi .i.r- ln-lr.t Low Ma
ding I1-ci Coos ordinary, lose. net receipts. 4.lS-
stn,k - bales.
cnAslr-ICv. Ger. COTTON UNSETTLED asking f-her Md
ding IUnI. i-r Low Ntl ing f..r tnnh Ordinary Hf-c.
receipts. 1906 bales, exports c"ast'isc loo bales
sales 1000 bales stock. 80. 10 II.r-
cIvcIs>iri Oct am. ,nidlmr. 9-c Tow Mo
t.lg. Good Nr arr. fi4c receipt ltl bales. -llf
manf- lti bales sales - bales stock. l,-ll 1ll---
ltALvE-rcN. oct r. Cotton strong IT ialns -ci Low
Mdt4ng t.-. Good uf.- l.it- III ..t lt'. r. 80
bales, sales, --87 bales -to,k X. $4,000 pa.
~ L0r1- oct. -.-C0unn frm and hlr-r Mfilng. Toe
Low M.dGiur. e's,. Gn0d Ordinary t- pt- 1855
bales ship .llJ Do,, saea iu bales -iprA g. -
'WnWlycroN. oct s-Cofion frrn 2ldting slc. low
Nifiiue. ~ Good lr intrf &C., uri receipts az bales
saes. 500 balas s.ocA. A3-i bales.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. sCo-ton quiet bur steady Mddus Csc
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head OF Police Commissioner county clerk or some
other officer according which string is pulled But
then don't much about that. We must, ana can
elect our candidate on his own record and merits. |
knew his father Ezra Cornell ten or twelve years ago
| met him in Albany when he was state senator He
was noble man. who believed that every young man
IN this country no matter what his birth or station
should have equal chance to obtain an education
and the greatness Of his heart he conceived ana e.
tablishcd Cornell University, which stands noble
The Bible says thai the sins OF the father shall be
visited upon the TO the third and fourth gen
should thew not have the bene4t Of their virtues
love Mr.. Cornell not only for his fathers sake ul ior
his There 10 place where man i so Wen tleu
in the Legislature. MI Cornell a. speaker underwent
al the trying temptations and comDlcaiions OF maj
place. but be- came of n with unstaned chhfhc-
ter lie Is man YOU can trust ana lohor one lo NnV
Won entru~t the government o this great common
wealth and know that hat trust VIII not De abused IL ns
Wn.n be wa. sneaker OF the LEGISLATURE II was custom
ary then To few thousand dollars Of N" -taIt
NJ Cornell said u was not ght 10 give away the peo-
pies nouev thar way and be had the manhood 10 90
what DINER speaker has done to my knowrdse 10 re-
fuse To sigh mat bli the ground 81 its unconsutu-
tonaiiy. lie said ne wiling 20 contribute mr.
shsre raising subscription ol the purpose bui NJ
woul that the money should be taken out oI
Mr. Cornell has been. believe. both Naval Ofncer and
Surveyor Of the PORT. In the exercise ~ what ne
thought hs duty 20 his party ne attended pctlcal
meetings and aided Ia our success at the polls II. ono
this ictfIe,.t showing ne was imprIl ing ms onc i
position. Very few men would nave had Tue mora
courage 90 inficril what IT. Known ldl
carving ont what they conceived To De their political
duties.
In conclusion the speaker rehearsed the good quail
ties OF The other ctnd aie- tie Republican uchti'
aud ie,erred 10 financial and other Issues OF TIE
campaign.
The Cornell and Hoskns Campaign club Of the AAl-t
Assembly District erected last evening one OF me
largest Illuminated rauspDrfueies tbaf has ever e'h
shown city. bearing thc names OF the kerunAch
candidates for OH AMI leaving blank spaces for
local candidates Tie rooms were packed Win TIE pes
pre.,ept of fld cnb tbe Hon Jacob Hes. and others
fne German Republicans OF TIE ia Assembly Di-fltl
held large urtting no No. Iuane--t., last evening
with Phi. Bciz the char. Enthusiastic speeches Nrir
made bv NJ. Frcdsam, G.. Beyrrlc, j. Winner. u LtDc-
trau aud others. Tue Fourth Ward is doing we'll
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have taken more pains with IT To the inquiry as 70 the
ftfle Maud Muller be SAID " suggested 10 him ana
was nos "A selection. IL came a. the poem came but
he gives the short German pronunciation a. Meuie
not the broad Yankee Muller.
Mr.. J. II. puleston, NJ. p. is to be enter
tanned az dinner Philadelphia tomorrow by a COM
rittee Of citizens Nj simon Cameron. in his letter OF
acceptance OF Invitation this dinner says: Mr.
Puestou vcry young man. came to tie United states
few years before our great war and at once took part
with the men Who were then struggling against the
mower and inc ncace OF Mr. Buchanan FOR the slave
power n tine sonth. anc. thought. against the
safety 81 the Union. remember vel the influence pro
duced by his iorcbe. perhaps logical oratoIy and hs
Inc presence on his countrymen and others who saw
IN and made his Acquaintance "a 70 was my fortune TO
do And when the began his conduct IS the agent
o. Penusy wanna az Washington, whose DUTY II was !"
for the Interests Of our soldiers was beyond oru
nary praise. The private soldiers all over the STAT. W
am sure nc proud Of the chance % 10 Dm hohor LOT
while be Lere Dee was their tsue friend ia hes
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INCIDENTS IN NEw-YoRK STATE.

KINGSTON, Oct. S.-The first Cornell cam
pasn club ID his city was organized ia the 4lnih
Ward here Tuesday amid great enthusiasm. The on
GERS are A T. Clearwater. presidents James JOY. vice.
presidents A. ~ -huus secretary; AMI George Wheeler
treasurer. rs November Che club Wi. number 200.
club Wi soon Ic formed DOB the FIRST Ward ana oiers
VIII .-1 follow. Corueii's mtiurfy - fully assured
POUGHKEEPsIE. Oct. S.-The Republicans
yesterday unanimously and by exclamation rrnominatea
stephen T. Wenilter. of Columbia County, Tor state
senator from The y NtA District
JoHNsrowS, Oct. Sat the Democratic
Convention oi Fulton and Hamilton Caunfie- Ded ere
yesterday Wm. Wempie was nominated FOR member OF
Assembly.
SARATOGA. Oct. S.-The Democrats Of the
70 Assembly D-frrt OF Saratoga County Iorllnni ed
Lows Wood for member Of Assembly
WHITEHALL. Oc-. Sat the Republican
Senatorial Convention az Crown Point yesterday aier-
noon fIn Hon. V 49, Rockwell. of G.eu- Falls. re-
nominated 90 tle senate from tle XNltl Dl- rict.
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BPADY-On wednesday. October ClDert Augustus twin
charles T. and Mary Augusta Chappei Brady. asec
months and d dav-.
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend his
funeral Of his parents SO. 30
FrIdlv evrniue, AZ ! O'Clock.
CUMING--On Monday, October s. 1879. Laura NJ. o.
James Cummings.
ReaTves friends respectfully invited n attend the
funeral from her late tcnce No - Last 3Jth
a. on rhursday. October ,. at J. M.
informant At WOOclawn
NOBLE-On Monday the 9Th Julia +. Noble, daughter o.
the Benjamin Ferris
Relatives invited attend the funeral az 10
East l9tns Thursday morning, the 9Th, AZ lus3J
O'Clock
Friends are requested not 20 senf flowers
POWFII~-The members ~ the National csdemy De
sign and generally invited IN attend
funeral serslces William Henry Powell, A. "
AZ AL souls thurch. ith.ave and 2Othst- Thursday
morning the 9Th mat. az 1890 O'Clock.
i. ADDISON RICHARDS
Cor. sec. Y. A.
sTOCKWEIL-At has residence. Warrington Heights, on
Tue.dzr October Z. Levi :. StOckwel aged al
Funeral Friss. al clock
Train 3Oth station OF Hudson River Railroad ~
O'Clock for l52dst. station II Is respectfully
that flowers be sent.
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IEBIIC OPINION

Whether the charges against Mr. Tillen be
true luf they have lluIrG uili BEFORE tle people
H. cannot cal forth the tn lu-la-in ,nat uee s,Aiy
10 success b. c1uuld stale lDrm.l
If Won would see the man who reduced
taxes fis state. savs Mr. Robinson az t1e mouth oi
al his organs luoB al me" And YET had no more
To do with such reduction shan Denis knarneY A4~ had
10 DO with revision OF the Bible Albany Evening
journal lkcpJ
Tie other day a motion was being argued be-
fore Judge -iuuot, when Judge Wrsthrnoks aaIrr
mentioned. Tld-us man. snnott. hurst out, Don't
mention Judge WcstbrDok ll mi, court ne is law
YER" IA & d. the klud OF man Iceu ees4tes 20 The
Beucl.-lN. ). Commercial ADVERTISE l.-uJ
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CITY AND STATE CAMPAIGN.
COMMITTEE WORK AND MEETINGS.

COMMITTEE WORK AND MEETINGS..
WHAT STATE SENATORS AND OTHER VISITORS AT
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS SAY OF THE CAN
vAss-THE KrLLY AND ROBINSON LISTS OF
sPEAEERs-APPEAL FROM THE DECISION As TO
TAMMANY INsPECTORs-A DIVIDED COMMITTEE
OF FIFTEEN
State Senators and other callers ut the Republican
state Committee rooms speak Of the unity of acton
and enthusiasm shown by Republicans in all parts
OF the state Long lists Of speakers have been pre-
pared both by the Kelly and Robinson
State Committees The Hon. John OaAey. Of
Brooklyn, addressed large gathering of Repub-
hclns the East Side last night, and other Repub-
hcau meetings were held. An appeal has been
taken from the Supreme Court decision concerning
Tammauy inspectors. The Committee of Fifteen.
appointed TO organize the opposition against Tam
many, Is already divided against itself.
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a TRIBrNR reporter yesterday thai when he saw
Mr.. Gardiner. tine latfer was fyug. He was
only patient ten minutes. aud nothing was sad
then about arsenical poisoning. When DIT Guy -dw Dr.
He.muth for few minutes on OcfD1rr 3. ne
asked might not this have been oeeasioned
by ars meal poisoningf and DIR. Henuth an
swered Yes, 10 mgni." and nothing mors
was said Or. Hcmg'h, however declared
20 the reporter that he could say thar Mr. Gardner
dea from unless the poison was detected some
where lie had seen almost az bad results ia oth'i us
eases
Coroner smms says that he has no Intention ~ ex-
humng the body o. Mr. Gardiner No has consulted
win MIN I'M regard 20 making an Investigation, aud he
does not believe that On. re- was any poisoning.
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anErNlAlK rnNLLNLIoN - YoNKL.s.
A STATEMENT OF Discomfort. WITH soNE- HAY
SIS OF us BASIS.


iAlLN'N' "' '''' WI"
SIS OF JUS bAHI-'
Ia the EdttOr or me I~tb Hnc
-r,. An p.,rIIico,,s will thirl- o,,~oo a.
FIX All a. l"'''''"' "'-'' '''i-.-' "-''' 90
% he rr0pilery Il Receiving wltl ile ltrrelce the
on.niou of 80 srauuch veteran as Tlurov Wecc and
. ,..... .l i.., 40 -.,....- Oh ...,r.. ...f - i..
DID '.'.' OF --
irre7' " i WHO nav. 3" I''I' '", Ai''''n'c '' '1'
,,''.... 80 ,-. 49,, ,.rr,,,. ana
t, f.-'r,,,t -,o can,,a,tas of ,ho portv .hold be
s,-rael .v rae. t,at l- c1usirr 500 aar ~ Those sl.
Aa'. "a. %. +. ,'.l'' j. .... -,. ~
irtliscni roiei ~ TIE recent Dol i.l.u. nomination
ll.s, 'o,e.- o,l."y, DID, i-e .n f.i..' i'.
t. success Il tie cause l--0 tt Those cfndl sfes
~-o tn--r-- re.aer i.t respect "i ..r .'.'i '. .nr
. , mere -err1sen ,l. vor.tf- features ~ iae ia-
e.Ire -tlit These uie snoa ri; u'nG ter iicaet u
1. rre-. nl .,,.,,, , ,l, -,.,r, ,.
','' M last l. "a Int .o tAe r.r-r utni-r-- CHAT
fhe rnk ahd Alt o u .i' I'D VOC, "'e
-' tr. ro ,.a-rt i tac.e yo,eI---,r i.af i.aI
rhev claim i' u,-.Al in be i1,n-riF,- neafd a' We
r' - -, re.-- ue 10 .i Wi ne produced upon tle
Rorln-oi i.r mt'.'-' ".i' [ r., , f %
,,. f.. trfs 4, ri-At tocNlecr ia .f- candidates.
H. thc contrary t., present Al, ,,s e'AAl. si1
iA- No.,l ,.t.t and mar n 81, none " me voters
bu,.le- oou . a.e- An 20 select .ol state officers.
le y, me- io-. of thousands " Kepub ear- Woo
cannot accep' the machine win ii' present oai'us
m4nnfeinri'. en-, sstis f,ctor and DISGUST VIII NOT
b. shown atI 4.i.r clc.- day; hut from pr cent n-
cations, +ii i'' ,', %. ~ I'M ~ , lat
y. Setev % hat TIE iuun~r Oh. Republicans who take
noert' OF thntng ior tnc.aseiNe, VIII De iouAG 20
'.cs,,e r..,-a.cr- srAUNoH REPCBLIcAS.
Nc'r- lor.. oct o. 1873
I'VE know the young gentleman VINO "Ii'es TIC
above and have never ma" reason To tuink o'Lei-
wise nan well OF ann. We know pit Cornell also
and have a ways opposed MN. Blt"e doubt II our
young correspondent knows UT. Cornell " KNOWS
ANYTHING about HIM.
For he slys substantially That Mr.. Cornell is not
respected, and D.. unfit for office. Not respected by
whom Unit IN what way
Mr. CorneU7 private character is uninpeachanie'
and no en'mF mas Drought cAai-e aE"IAs' n4'
nnciM conduct H. vas OH ''. ii."' sue D." '-'
war, when the = 'l'oci- you are u ping was IN
ing his IiirD''s '-~''''' Wv ~ 90
IN tie kepnphcih I'lI'uc"iN'n's "Hu Ieioi''~' w
which the Democrat you are help'nI el'honesu'
tried u get the creui" NO man WHO Aho"s NM
and especially no man VINO has long opposed u'ln'
questions his ability. 20 are theN' theh' tHdi 10
not respect him Are they oiu hepuohcahs WIN
have WIN MN maze the S'Iugsie toi twenty 9'"i'
for the fundamental iue"7 VI Hepu ~
they men ianllI Win puON0 '"'1'
have seen MS WORK suppose We were /" III
your name mere IN iuiL anu "ppoa Ins u Ol' 40
ana lie Oh 'He h'Puo'i'i''S' say I'' 'OuNe
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TIE FIRST HALT OF PRESIDENT HAYES'S TLRN.
Prom The Indiana polio lurnai tAcg.l
FIT II L. an cVrpufIOuallV honest Admins

FIT-T, u u an tACtpIIOIAIIN UVHVsI aWIIIIIIs-
rrauu The people realize tn1t tle man 40 tlc head 81
AFFAIR." IT. Thoroughly honest and c4eau-hdntrd - idr
a. known, there 10 rings connected WIG is Al
-utut-trtliou. The civil service ulgu~stlnnabN
been improved higher tone nas been ia pdl rd - IL
AMI ller standard OF Official responsibility has been
e.fahlshed. OF ;he internal revet ue collected lart
wear amounting % @ll34is.s3O. every dollar Wa duy
ncc.tlfel Tor AMI paid iufo the Treasury AglI me
accounts Of 700 postmaster. d. were ugeuts Tor the
sac Of tue per certhcaes were CLOSED Gp lev
weeks ago without the loss OF DO lar 10 TIE Govern
ment. The-- striking facts ana hey 20 70 sho"
very higu standard 81 Official integrity second fles-
dent Hays has gwen country al economical Al
mlu.trstiOn Expenses IA all departments 81 the Gov
eminent steadily reduced ana W nile NE pub
lie q. bf and UNDERGONE steady reNurtpr
Government nave Increased ana ne GU Jay
has dlrlLl-hed Al The same thu. the President aided
by esl tuaUle WIFE, set example OI simplicity
aud economy he personal esiar-i.lncut aud sur
rOundngs which has lad a marked effect % asAing-
I'm
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NOT YET FINALLY ADJOURNED.

TIE EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL TERM READY TO
TAKE FURTHER ACTION II NLcEssARY-AN AP-
PEAL FROM lis DECISION.
The Extraordinary General Term Of the
supreme Court has moi yet finally adj ourned. The
ing the entire record proceedings OF the Board
since tie maudamus wis issued, were fled with the
Court Yesterday NJ. Bangs SAID that The terms % the
order having been complied with, he knew Of no reason
Why the court should longer continue ID session MI
stoughton and Mr. Bliss. however, asked that adjourn
mcui should be made % the afternoon or 20 this morn
ina as ], might be necessary make further appnca-
tons 10 he Court. Chiei-Justce Davis directed adj
iournmcn unt this morning. The counsel were rcticcat
about the matter. but 1t WAS said that If difficulty
were experienced in filing vacant inspectorships with
Tammany application might he made 20 the Court
for an attachment against the Democratic Commis-
sionels.
There was fled IL the County CLERKS Office yesterday
afternoon a notice o. appeal from the decision which
compelled the Police Board q appoint Tammany inspec
tor. The specific part RE Court, order, which
appeal il taken. l- a- follows;
p" And 10 appearing 10 the Court that the .ait Comms
souers o Police have aieatv appointed Tor each cec-
uou district two persons representing Tue rollct
minority the said city, nn STATE issues. and one person
from the political majority ON state Issues prlns oi al
feri pOu lcal laliA asa Opinions l' tHr -ii4 Ha
iy, aud that such THIRD person was ien ifon section
The said majority lcn la- separate or-nfiIdiun
and Isl inferior I'D RUNNERS 10 ah"i.tl .iVh on
same political falih 'ud opinion ou state Issues Wirl
also pas ,epa,4te orsan on. n'i ma. kn Hn D.,
rf--1ntrs of Police have refused 20 appoint o. m ihr
said last mentioned ion, an0 % turtaer appearing ID
t4e paper. before tLc Court TIA, &C. Two sections re-
farr ID constitute the entire majority party tAe -aid
CIV auD County ot NewN'ra % t. ordered ihai ne -ait
,r. Shall further command fue slid p-r.of- AND Board
appoint flD said fourth IN ltctur Tor elcu t"ti"h
district from -lc SAID llst mentioned st fuu commonly
known rs ,le Iammauy Hal DemocraDy'
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5pccial Notices:


Conaress aier M 81 . " r. ron rSl i .
AID or crude that hsadache internal -orene- and
s se5 are dangerous '' '-'' may 0' 'DN" $50
Mans Mission ON Earth-A thorough Medical rrssu.e.
.Saer~nse Of 20 year. study. ob.ervaton professional
practice, showing tAs Asres ,ai ~ asafr naisr9 IN
mar have been impaired ~ overiAKed powers statement
sr.,ary Masein Anaiamy ana science 6ia-ave y
r4r' oee soges De '9F "a MAO .s at ,. cc %
II ksDAl a. $50 a ies hq,sg" y sA' ~ s ~, "a
rope by gothni va 4seass; ~ aieics
Fr,ae@ q rect 6y steamship France Hsvre THURS
aeenssswn lcorrssuondence Germany and France
ss sisrt va Pymoa5a cAsrosars .a5agE:
SATURDAY. Al II a n Tor Earpe py .s'.m. ~ p,
scotland specially addressed 1Dd Al Al a. H. ior
sf0 i 'i an for e;ernaSv &c o. ,,e..hlp
southampton aud bremen corr 20, ie A.
for aud No' var are ds-tehea oY Han
aai will cave S~w-1orK October an 10 The mas or
Havana will cave NeS' forH oc,o1es .nd - ihs mas
for Bermuda viii cave New 1oIs october . ~ ml..s os
tober H. The mails Tor the ndward Islands wi i"-ss
esss sas fraSescS october % fns mail, i5r AasIsAa
&c viii leave FRANCISCO October - ,
Post once NewYorE October 4. 40.
Rupture and IT. Treatment
rupture fcr The past thirty be consulted Al
tuesday week ami at his branch ON IS MIA a.
s vim bad cases before and after cure naisd
To those who send 10 oents
The Rev j A. spurgeon.
VIII s lecture in
ASSOCIATION HALL
on FRIDAY EVENING, a. O'Clock
NV pnorYs saO .sn HIS WORK
S' 1s.osi sa.s Hal Hail. ana sch sEsTs Is tnOa
square.
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY OCTOBER Q, 1879

lcan defeat, before the next Convention, and see
what instant weight it viii insure your subsequent
counsel IN the deliberations of "A great party,
composed of men sufficiently removed from child
hood TO have governed continent for twenty
years.
We would not for an instant question your
honesty, sincerity. earnestness. What we do qnes-
ton Is your having any knowledge 10 warrant your
loose charges any clear idea Of what is really tie
matter with you-Ed1
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pREDIcTING RrPUBucAN SUCCESS.
VIEWS oF CALLERS AT TIE STATE COMMITTEE
ROOMS.


ROOMS.
Among the callers yesterday al the Repub-
lean STAGE Committee rooms in tle Fifth Avenue Hotel,
were Senator Carien,er. % Wisconsin, Genera Carr,
lie Republican candidate FOL state Treasurer. aud john
rer,r was invited to ap,as lae State, uut aia e haa
boon i ever since fle adjournment g Cou-r'e. ana
iaust Therefore decline
A Democratic STATE nator - BROOKLYN. who loists
fe Robinson Gag. Was talking in tn" hotel corridors
with 3D. Nea-I0rE Druccr1t and Oh. mhorO tle hrplY-
l,a. sat. Committee " w. are a -lf .l H..rr'
hc ,..l with .tartliu-fsaruc-. SSH, lve .. -e eec-
tom inspectors and -lal give 10 .usoA 10000 mt.
ior.ry."
.rrmcnse number of TRIBUNE EXTRA. .a German.
r'.re by rle state Committee WILL i- ready. prona-
Bly, f.r -fr button TO-DAY. They rrrde t-e" c4a I'D
Tragedy" as narrated hy Nr-. Clrsom. tae -arats "a
.orn. Senator G. mixing. speech ana Mr. Cauc.'s
letter of acceptance The letter OF Chare- j. smlrh.
Eillor 0 The Dcny journal published n yestarfay'-
ILInr 81 been pu, DID, The form oi an ARaly Journal
I1'ra. and VIII De extensively circulated.
General n. N. Curtis. of ~. Lawrence County x.
among the visitors. H. said That tae epu1 scans ot ~.
Lawrence would cas-. very large vote or zoe Republic
clr ticket THIS year large number ~ state ~enator-
Vrp-T Pres lleut Wheeler intended io tke rue stump
iu tle northern part NJ te state s'na. "f ho'fi-9 ~
orc ert 5000 votes 40 We-tcnosier County, and pr I'D
10000 o. 100000 votes lu iAr Whole state.
senator Pom rNr. oi Iff--i- sald thdi Hc re
thousands OF vof.- owari tle majority for CORNELL
nor siur.ly said: " think iilf iluf Is 1 It.lf urt
-.. lOrteIDrf. Era er. tAc -iffr il d. pup lciu 10
day. ana t,lr rnel uiI gci Aioie NN 'i Is.
ava j., y combined. wr- nf'ffnr J. r..ni oiii'
nar "a mg yesterday tltI Ih' r ' "r -cfH. ,Ne.r
flft county would n'i iowa Ny .c,'l'- III! 'o o-t
al 4
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GAYLORD PLINPTON-In RrooSyn. Tuesday. October
-brfle Rev Robert tHYrf ud-0n ga lord 90 YORK
10 Mrs Mary t. Pi.mp.o on. Of Brooklyn. 40 cards.
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the ---drucr the hrdes mother by Friends ceremony
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Noftn Reformed church Cl-rnonfave.. Brooklyn bv Tie
Rev Alexander r. Thomns charles Henry -mithers
Emily ogden daughter 81 Albert Brett esq
WAITON-WILSON-A Ridsewood. y. T.. on Wedne-daT
Ortnber 1873 DY fhe Rev. A. II. Partridge assisted hv
me Hev T. Dickinson. Fred. !. Walton. 20 lille A.
daughter Of Monmouth B. Wilson. 40 cards.