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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

ALLENon Friday, October 10 John w Alien In the $50
Funeral Monday October 10 2sO D. NJ rom his parents
residence, l0{ Cambridge place Brooklyn.
BURTAt Kinierhook, n. T.. Friday, october -. lSp
Covington Gulon My % james ana Eurctis Guios
Burt, Of New York. in the 18th year Of hi. age. -.
Funeral at Knderho0k on Monday OCTOBER L. at oc'c<
IN
FAICHNEY-In Brooklyn on the 18th ms, Fachsev.
Relatives and trenas re,sostuly lny. attend III.
from the Presbyterian Church corner %
Throop ard wilOushDy saturday October ie At
SPIN.
Fanera services charcs Of the ncly Tlliy naion ave
body Will AIKEN 20 Albany on the lOSo a. m train ia
Albany papers please copy.
GEFARD-In this ciry October H. Mary + widow 81 n,
kssI,ves eH Is are Wei 20 1TfsaG the
the Of her James e. Gera d No aOi
CDlye NOnssy afternoon Lex Gt OciOcA
PoGgnk eeDsie e burg papers please
2 81 9rssSs a. 0cS's saa ean s q
the late Benz min and sara Eisr.on Of Noro. K va -
Funeral this day Saturday a. christ Charc1 Arlington
Trains leave Christopher and sarclay-st' at lIop.
HOUGHTON-On Thursday October H. Albert o. Houga
RsIav Is sSd invited attend the f1ners, tro
day. Oeto Jsr Z at , p. N.
LowEou tie Iath inst, barry r. only child Of Henry =
ami AIDE AIDE v Lowe, ageaI years. - -, a.. -,
F9seIa - sqs mo 9s,sOf f a BoSk;m n "
sEYMOUR-In this city FRIDAY October - 1890 MAIZE
Livingrtou wife Of the Rev; Er 'stas se Lnour ., 49,
funeral Al Emanuel Chape 6thst between Avenues All
d. ON Monday October II. at OcocK.
WEB-TEI-Ath his residence this city, on ThHraay IAN
inst, re c. Webster, IN the 74tn year Of ais age. 60
Funeral services az IT Peter. Saocih' vest -O' 'l'
Friends o. the iaHii. respectfully invited to attend
YEREAycEsud q alphtheria on Thgrs,!sy m97lar
October a 1880 arthur seooni son Of Janes and Jesse
anderson IA 9Th wear o, his are - -,
Funeral private no redsHce 81 - patsts 80, $780,, gs '
Internent az WOOllawn. . ,...-, ~,
Memorial tne sabbath caoo OF Tie Gsntai prs'
October H. at 2;5J ociocK
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.


General Fare, Minister of War, has sum
moned General dc Cissey Paris TO justify himself III
regard TO charges made by the counsel Of Lcutcnalt
Colonel Jung in the trial Of NJ Ivan de Woesyno. taIt
he General de ssey had improper relations WIN
lungs wife, from whom jung has since 2paraieA Inc
counsel so alleged that the lady political spy IN
tic pay o. Germany. Nobody speaks IN General de-
Clsseys favor. II Will probably be dismissed from the
sap. riOr ArnY CumcI'. @ neral &C Cissey VINO "iN
born IN 3D. dpscends from noble family Of Buru dy
H. served III ricGI cnmpagl and was among the
defenders 81 Metz N Win Germany. Tie was
Minister OF War Tiers and cUk vigorous meas
ures 10 ruOrgauize the afmy.l
Paris dispatch says Oh account or the rcveiat ons
in the Woes Ia. General DcCssy has requested u
be relieved OF MS command
In the t.ctment OF the thirteen Jesui' who h1d re-
entered the College here professors, company OF
foot and noun ed gsud9rmes surrounded me college
and 20 &C Commissioner broke OTel the doors and
forciDy iemoy q the professors
Ii s. reported tnat ne French bishops aT3 contcpa-
ing the issue OF a collective against the measures
Mster C0Dstans taken against such Jesul7 as con-
uue To teac is secular professors in eSiuJl sumeuts
wBcrc they employed before the enforcement VI
the DEGREES
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FESTIYITY All COLOGNE.

COLOGNE, Fr1ulV, UcI To- IooV'
The completion of the Cologne Cathedral
was celebrated to-day with great splendor The city
profusey decorated and WIS crowded with people.
The Emperor and Empress OF Germany were enthus
astically received and welcomed by the King OF
saxony; Prince Luitpod. of Bavaria; Prince william OF
Wurtemburg, and Other royal personages' AL Ii
o'clock Imperial cortege proceeded to the western
entrance OF the Cathedral, where received by the
Dean amidst the ring or bells and artillery salutes'
TIE Deum was then sung after which the Imperial pro
ccsson the Cathedral, and appearing AT
tire southern entrance there tremendous ana pro-
iOnged cheering. The Emperor delivered short al
dress IN which he thanked all tne German govern.
mcnts for cooperation toward the completion OF
the Cathedral, and concluded az follows; m5y ,h's
splendid monument remtlD, by the grace OF Cod az
promise peace In all lands." document lecoIuln~
the completion ~ the Cathedral was placed ~ tnc hSy
stone and hs EmperOrs siandard was hoiStrd on inc
steeple. The popular enthusiasm is remarEa0le'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
THE CRY OF THE vANQUIsHED.

FSGLIsHS EFFORT To RALLY HE SCAIIEkED
FORCES IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Oct. 15.--The Demo-
ratio Executive Committee issued The following ad
To the Democratic and Independent poters OF Indiana
The result OF election last Tuesday Is deep DIS
appointment all, The extent OF the success wnch
the Republican party las achieved III Stat Is much
a surprise the Republicans as II is 10 the Democrats.
and proves that the majority OF the Republican party
were as ignorant OF TIE means which then corrupt ad
ers were employing as We we're The Temporary lose Of
our state is a calamity that time Will enable
trrve Dut iUury winch our free in'titutons Will
sustain resulting from The irauds and corruption prac-
tised By Republican leaders to secure Their triumph,
Tb cs9ses which enabled the Republican party to sue
coed in the election now plainly The partial sue
cess If their scheme 10 AfI1canize our state for
nautical purposes the corrupt OF money for tle
puroose af obtaining The importation and OF
Iepeaters, protected by deputy MAJ ghas ana the ad
derived by them from thr use VI tle Fedefa machinery
of elections under the preence OF supervising III" eicc-
fiou OF Members Congress In the Pesden al election
we Will have TO encounter tsese forces to lie same
ex ent IA In our State eectons. The corruption IuDd
viii have 10 divided amOng many States, their
peaters will be home ana those 9I them "ho were dl,
charged IRON arrest OF Deputy Marshas ON Straw bail
will not be likely TO make t.eir appearance
IN State soon az IN. We snai lave no
Federal msrshals or Federal machinery 10 contend
aexnsf We are thoroughly united IN our c0unseis.
Whatever our adyersares say " me cOfay Is unrle.
We therefore al upon you not 10 relax any OF your
efforts. Put new ME anc energy inso y1ur oouny
In your power 90 BRING out your inh Fur ns'n %
IN Noyembsr will secure TO us the Stale The average
majority against at the last election VIII hoi x ecu
4 600. ana nay FIJI below tDat inquire lHis haiih9
can. and In Op MON will, overcome IN the Pre--
dental election. A change OF three votes IN each
precinct will accomplish n. RemeB. ber yOn nave
leader ~ this contest who never sounds rctfeat, and
he COMMANDS au army that never RuiTerdfls.
WIN. II. ENGLISH,
4. A. HENDRICKS,
j l.. MCDON AID.
FRANKLIN LASDERS.
VIII FLEMING,
j. Il. CKOP5EY.
o. q. SlEALEY
Executive Committee
JAMES H. RICE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH STRIFE INCREASING.

The Dublin correspondent of The Man
chester Guardian says The Crown Law officers, at
consultation yesterday drew MP the form of summons
against Land League agators to be placed before
the higher authorities approval" The Dublin CORE
snondent Of The Times saws The Government will not
be content with striking at the subordinates" great
land meeting is announced Tullow, County Carlow
on Sunday next Mr. Parnen and other leaders are 10
present 4,
being concerned In the murder OF LORD MountmorreS
have been liberated. 80 - D.,
Ire and says the first duty OF Government is tne pro
lection Of lie and property. but no GOvcrnnent olgnt
exceptional legislation until IL has exhausteu its
Constitutional powers"
A Reuter- dispatch from Rome says The Pope mas
sumnoned some of the Irish bishops Rome. 10 In
struct them in view OF the present state OF affairs In
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

THE CABINET OF THE MKT PRasID NJ d DESIGNATED.
HAVANA. Oct. 15.-Advlces from the City OF
Mtx4co % tho brought by the STEAMER
CITY of NJ rida. which arrived here this morning.
4 caacu, was held the 6sh instant OF the leading
men Of the Goazllcz q Diaz party. wien tie Cabinet
which viii ak, Office with the ne President in Deem
Der was ARA iged n follows:
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Chiqof he Cabinet
General y ne ne k.yl Pal ,clu
NiHis.i OJ he ltcGSUT7I-S nor j. IOro
MIN sfeT ~ HdT-tir cr,l NIrauj1.
General H. hicf me Neri ArmB-Porfrio Dlaz
The proposed bIuct to give satisfaction at the
Capital, Pueblo and Vera cruz.
N.grtr re uoed cousp rator arrested a. Pucbll
but managed 10 escape.
The papeTs say the principal assassin OF Nj. Green
yvo, thr American engineer, l., positive known
and Is being pursued Oy 300 men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
WOMEN AT SCHOOL MEETINGS.

Women voted yesterday at the school meet
ings of this STATE Coffin summit, Stamford Port Rich
mond BaIdwinsville Lockport and Lawton Station One
hundred a0d twenyone votes IN all were cast by tine
women at these places. At Port Richmond Mr. scoGed
offered 10 retire favor OF any competent woman At
Lockport n. Y, Miss CushmaD, Qnakcrcsswns chosen
tax collector by 90 votes out OF 20. AT KnOwersve
Mr. I,mes KeTnhotz was nom ated for taxcollector
al lie meeting but declined saying the pay Was too
small Miss Adena Lockwood, being nominated Tor
iInrar,ap dennrd bat was elected Oy aGc tmatiOn amid
great applause or the sixteen votes cast AZ the school
meeting In LwJOD station nf@n "svcn by women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
PATERSON's VOTERS AROUSED.

TWenty-nVt UUnUTtu NtpUUIICHN5 pdTdUtu
The streets If Paterson. N. j., last evening The city
was thoroughly alive the OCCASION nearly every house
ON the line Of march being illuminated aud decorated.
large number OF business men participated; among
them were ex Mayor futile. County Clerk j. H.
Bauyelt N serret president OF the Board OF Alder
m.b Postmaster John L. Conkn, Alderman John W.
Benson Albert W. Wilcox. Alderman William NJ For
tune william Strange. Charles III. Ensign jr. William j.
Buckley william Hayes. County Collector Charles W.
Pelgrain T. Warren DAY. Alderman james johnson,
William II. Shirt John H. Znbrlskie. Sidney Farcr aud
Robert Anterior Tue largest company III the line came
INTO existence since Tuesdays elections II was nai-
talon OF sA weayeIs from Pelgram Meyers mil. Inc
tariff question is the vital the III Pacr-
SON. and protection was advocated On many Danatrs
and tGausparencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
UNITED on 4 STRONG CANDIDATE.
the Edttor Of The Tribune.
cry. The Ranuhlican candidate for Cong

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Republican candidate for Congress
in file XIytn District selected October H. Char
r Pierson of Ramapo. Rockland County. Mr. Person
il the son Of the weknown aud highly respected Henry
l. Piersn the owner of the part OF the BamapO
Valley, Including the old Ramapo Iron Works. The
rc,ndfather Of our candidate, Jeremiah H. PiersOn,
This district in Congress in the beginning OF
this century ana IL who made the FIRST start III
manufacturing district by establishing the first
nail factory IN the United States. Thus for over cen
tury the Persons have devoted themselves TO
industrial pursuits, doing good 20 the com
lnuuty by example, by placing their profits IN their
business aud extending lhoir works. giving employment
TO large numbers or workmcn and Themselves settling
IN and remaining III the district from generation
generation up the present time.
Mr. Charles T. Person is the next 10 the youngest Of
five brothers. lie Of hne ply sique. handsome
countenancc and positive character. with rmness and
obiftv i'm gn degree. gained by hard experience, IA
combines genreueSs and amiaDily, quail lies Wnch en-
dear TO all who 2now mn IL Iorty -tntte vars
ld After leaving ne went Into The manu-
i,cturiug business KanaDO. Tie erected ana pat III
opcr iton the large car works at that place, eiG-
Moving over 500 men since attaining MS majority he
mas been constantly interested III ndusira pursuits ana
m,nufctur nI various kinds ana Today stands az Que
Of lie most cntcrprising business ucu OF tue district
Us Integrity WAS questioned. and 30 high ~ repu
desiring 10 appoint aS recover OF the Gt Locomotive
Works A uau OF unimpeacnabi Ell rdctef, appointed
INN Ia .dminisia F property ya.ued AT more than
II 600 oO0 Obi etirn made tn PIersOn was DOT
ii u II of Nrg-JerscY, and the CnanerLOr heIeupnh
rruIoyc, the difficulty by mlsing MN Tor mat purpose
an honorary citizen % Paterson.
" no. and sucr lie war Mr. Person has always used
M money time and influence IN favor VI the kepuDiIrin
nartv MANY Of our Democrats aud every Erpablican
viii vote BIN, and the AiNtn Dstrict WILL give nm
. nator of not less than oCO
Spria1 Valley, Oct IA. loso hfobLiON'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SOME OF HANCOCK's SUPPORTERS.

The Spectre of an empire founded on the
ruins Republic by the Republican party was held up
t meeting of the Hancock and English Campaign Club
at Chcserg Hall last evening IL exhibited by T. b.
Wakeman with the air Of philosopher; by General e.
NJ Lee as a Democratic soldier; MIS-. Llne Devereaux
Blake referred il danty and late IN the evening j.
r Fellows drew the picture with vivid culors. DR..
Gaoree IL Mitchell Is pr sdeut OF the club which Is
fuuscd he said in hls opening remarks. OF persons
VIC nave ALWAYS voted Will the Republican party Mr.
Wu6eman addressed the aUdencr as the Survivors or
fn5iana He portrayed dangers to rae country OF
'crniraIzed d utocracy Mrs. Blake elc ted round
81 appaus bY cal ing tue Chiclgs Convention =" Re
publican prize n-hL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
To Republican Clubs

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE has issled IN the form OF
It's popular TRIBUNE EX RAS tae ioi owing GocGmcntS
which are OF special value in tins cl.apasn:
No. 81 Tie Black List -, -,
Repudia0n sol 81 suth, showing the recotu w
rank financial asrono which has been aes
snee the war southern state eAcP Texas FSo
8 cents y ~ red sl2 per thousand
No. 5 1. The Finance Primer. -.
The nanciu lopic>. Ihe piADoss sn" ss
The English LANGUAGE OF current hnane'A
toncs Price cents. ~ hl dred VI per inousna
P No. SIS. The Chisor Tragedy ,,
Mrs Chsolm tells hush ana was OF "".
ty Sou hern Price cents 81 hnhdtsu' 10 poe
thousand . 90 ,r. a.. rc.-a.,J
o,t,,nng a sketch his 20 soi Reprinted WITH.
am ehauge from WhtIeiaw Reds "Dhio 10 the Wal.
aud Later Years" by MT T. v SINAI ey sketch az
.s-ara Chester A. Arthur letters 81 Acceptance Gar
nsd's Spectre, rs pages Pre, cents; per handroi
30 per u'' No. 90. The Two Parties
A Political anee-shost An address by Colonel John
Hay AZ Cleveland Ohio July 81. 1854 Price cents VI per
hundred. = rel thOusant
n"""''" No. 81 Hail to the Chef
Contains graphic OF the reception or oehefa car
asla I'M YORK. wssh speeches oil leading kepu,nes1s
from all paris the country Price 10 cents - per nun
dreI; 40 per thousand . -.
A ReSe,. Ruled esS-No oot"'ts-
nonnces an Infamous Forgery The Lie Laid bafe-lao
srglers aud the Pensous-rlc Conf aorates IN .ongress
Counted AIMED Price cents u per hnnofe - per
thousand. nm - -. 49,. aoo.a m
Marty fteen hundr millions o. uemantci W
the ,.oysnInrnI SOLID soutn II compensation ~
49, ,nn .ue war account IL made ap IRON me ON
49, rro,is Nd ~ the claims MED ~ data soma
IN ne every ought ~ read rice cents - pct hAn
Due AZ yer housAaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
MAKING CITIZENS AT A RAPID RATE.

Judge Brady, AID several other experts, testified
before the Wallace Investigation Committee that to
naturahze a person properly would take about ten
minutes. Several complaints having reached
THr TRIBUNE In regard b the hurried manner in
which natural cation has been recently carried on
in the courts. reporter yesterday afternoon
carefully "timed" Judge Van Brunt and
Judge Freedman, and rs result
found that the latter managed to examine twenty
applicants and witnesses III seventeen minutes.
Tins record, no Yever beaten by Judge Van
BTunt, III the Court OI common IieaS,
for ne managed to make citizens OF
twenty persons in twelve minutes. In
some IF these cases the witnesses and applicants
were carefully examined, but IN many Others the
Judge simply glanced over The papers asked a
siugle question: and then hurrledly signed the
decuInlDt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN NETWORK.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Sllas Butcher was
quoted here yesterday saying that he recently met
a weathy manufacturer of the interior of New-York
State VINO mas always been earnest Democrat
but who told him that he should now vote for Gar
field He said that he did not want to take the risk
of any change This gentleman Is a large owner in
a number of mills, and his change of views is
thought to be worth thousand woes to the Repub-
can party.
Numerous instances of this kind are reported at
the Republican headquarters here, that conserva-
tive men expect that New York State north OF Har-
lem Bridge will give loo, 900 Republican majority.
The activity al the Republican headquarters TO-
false security ny the Western victories. The adj
vice of General Grant 10 Sheridan, TO push
things" viii be followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
A GREAT MEETING AT RARITAN, N. ].

RARITAN, n. j., Oct. 15.-A grand demon
straton took place at Raritan this evening. fulS
1000 people were present and great enthusiasm was
manifested. Large numbers OF mocrats employed I'D
the mills who have concluded TO let well enough alone
were present and have joined the Garfield and Arthur
Club. Adoph Mack presided. and speeches were made
new the Hon Jacob Hess ana the Hon. william j. Wal
ter. The campaign is being conducted with great en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
\ Inc monihs IN 1885. Nino months in ~

Tie report continues: The above figures Will, 10
doubt be accepted satisfactory and gratifying
evidence generally prosperous condition " the
country During the first months OF 1879 the liza
bties Of failures much less than oue-ar those OF
the preceding year. being only 81 millions IN 1879 as
compared with 1877 millions 1873. and, as Will be seen
the casuat for the past nine months exceed by little
half those Of 1879 Should this ratio or Improvement
to be daring the next three months the
failures Tor the year Will be less, compared with the
number engaged in trade, Ean at any period since we
have undertaken the com pilation OF these figures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
MIDNIGHT WbATIlER EXPORT
GOVERNMENT INDiCAFIONS
s.Lnnnsls -nr IL ~. 2LlIL..

WASHINGTON, Oct 49, 1 a. m.-The barom-
cter mas fallen the Ataatic coast with soutnery
winds and clear weather Partly CLOUDY weather AMI
hight rain are reported from the GulT States and heavy
rains from Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, with less
pressure and southery winds east OF the Mississippi
Tie barometer has fallen in the Lake region, with
threatening weather. east to south winds. aud in the
eastPrn portions no change in temperature. Heavy
rains and lIght reported from the Northwest,
WI invest to northwest lower
aud decidedly low barometer.
InaltnflOnS.
For New-En gland and the Mode States. increasing
coudness during CaY followed by rla son iest to
To winds Ians barometer and stationary or
sli.ut rise IN temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
THE ORIENTAL PERPLEXIrIES.

D.
Referring to the Greek question, The Times
says: T. Is only papaDlc that tie European con
cert unable unwilling to resort to coercion IN the
matter will elue Turkey to her own devices"
Reuter- dispatch from Ragnsa says: " RIA Pacha
summoned meeting OF the Albanian League Scutarl.
and urged the chiefs 10 submit to the VIII OF tae Sultan
TIL. members Lengue I'terward assembled nc the
Bazaar aud declared their detern nation 10 resist tc
erosion OF Ducigno to Montenegro" Vienna dispatch
to The Times says FO DOUBT IL eXpiCSsi at
CcnstanloLle that RIA Pncha - master or tEe STU
alton and no serious resistance the OF Ducisno
is apprehended"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NOTES OF The CANVASS.

The Bows in Blue of Hudson County will
hold a mas .meetng in Jersey City, Friday evening
October -.
The Republicans of Linden. N. j., held g.
LARGE mass-meeting Wednesday evening Francis
Bergen. o. Elizabeth. and Others made addresses
A Republican mass-meeting was held at
Belevle, n j.. Thursday evening. and addresses were
made Nv eX-CJngressmau rugh OF Burlington, captain
Joseph Wills and others
The Republicans of Elizabeth, n. j., held
day night and were ad irestd ~ Colonel Poster. Mr.
Davidson. Professor Lang'irn AID Others.
The Republican clubs of YOnkers turned out
in large lnm Tor torcngnt process wedresday
evening Wul. passing through Palsadc-avr.. near
AsbburtOn-aye. they were a'salied Win shower Vi
Zones.
A Republican banner was raised at South
ampton. L. T., Thursday evening Addresses were de-
iyered by Salem H. Wales, Of NewYork. and others TO
AN audience. Rrpub icans IL th@t part oil
Long Island greatly encouraged
All the Republican clubs of Newark held
street parade in the EiSBth Wsrt OF Newark last
evening, nearly four thousand men being in the line
The route NJ tue procession lied with REQ IL and
scores OF houses Illuminated. The enthusiasm was
very great AZ ev ry point, AM everywhere IN epub
victories 10 anu ladiaua were iau5 inc occd
sioI Of great chcerng
There was a rcusing Republican meeting III
the Turn Hail, Nev.Lois, Wednesday night. salute OF
one urdred guns - fired in of the Indiana aud
Ohio vic orics aud the E0yP ia Blue were presented
Win "A handsome nag Au +c@s's ~
MrIctvrr Captain steen, Charles w GODDARD and f. A
Blggs. N-w-Lnts WI FOIL up handsome Republican
mai rity November 2
The Metropolitan Hancock and English Club
of Prrce-si recently led to the Commissioners ior
an cort Of mounted police attend it parade next
Monday The matter was rcfe red to Superintendent
Walling, who promised escort but n,t OF mounted
men o. whom there only fifteen or twenty on the
force all told Their horses, 700, we're sick an IN ned
Of rest committee OF The Cub called upon COmmls-
sioner Smith yesterday and represented mt tic ou"
Iu eudeDt was unW lung o. iUrl8I any tscOro as desired
General smith icd COmm,5lO NIc"sis ana Mason
10 his room and MS notion pereu ptory orders were
lsaucd 10 -uDerlut Waling provide Gela 81
eiah. mounted tie parade. Tnc Board u0lountI
Immediately without giving The SuDerintendent an Op-
p0riunlCy explain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
MARRIED..

BARsTow-sMITH-O Thursday afternoon, October -
Trinity Chapel BY the Rev Dr. Olmsted Eds w. Bar
stow Brideewater Mass. to Mary Crosby daughter
Mrs. A. J. smith. of this city
BLAKE-LEECH-O wednesday evening October -. 1890
the residence OF the brtrs mother ~ the rev Iomm
Macleod ID. d., John Mason Blake 10 MINNIE daughter
the laie samuel Leech. esq. ali OF Brooklyn.
wILLETT-DAN IEIlS-ocfober IS. by the Rev IT. W.
Beechcr Charles r. Wlet Of Bridgeport. Conn., 70 JenDh
r.. daughter OF samuel Daniels, esq. OF Brookiyn
PALaER-sMITH-A At 1879 East 39th-st Sesyork ON III.
l4th inst the Rev G. ,. Bobips0n D. ID assisted os t
Rev B. A. smith, Mary q. stokes sughter OF Dr. Ief0ns
O. smith, Of NewYork, to Noah Palmer esq oil Bsi,nors
Md.
PHYFE-sMITH-At SmithtOwn. on Thursday, october ~
By James sinclair James " rhyfe, OF New YORK
10 Anne Carl smith, OF smthtowD L. /.