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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
PENSION CLAIMS CLASSIFICATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Mr. Bentiy, Com
IN ssioner Of Pensions. viii in about two months nme
have completed the syst IN OF classification ana
Ind king of pension claim, upon wIch ne has been en-
gagged for hfecn months. Tho present c!assiH'a'ioh
by SERIAL number and name only al" ~ IL is necessary
to discover whether any duplicate claim has been H'
by a person named Smith for instance u Is necessary
10 cxauine the records Of 5000 Smiths. The same Is
true rs 10 n great many other nance Tue re" A)S'e"
classics the claims by state, regiment ana company 10
that when aly cian made Tor services ltiu,i,t
aay company. will bC very easy 10 discover "H''--i
me claiin h. orr ina one.
The W y tenn vii a9ve the Government the ser
thirty clerks ana at east 80 COO "hhi
expeud frc TIE old 10 hs wit be preserved % aN
ona security 1Ut viii not be u any praci ear use ci
the completion Of the new system. Ia the course "i
recent Investigation INTO SON" Ole cases III me Ith'
Olhcs. q considerable number 81 vauahe hlsi"r.'al
Iaurr. like autograph letters from George Washington
other iers of tine Republic have been ouh" Is
dlcumrntary egid nee in support OF talms' u l. tcI
urobail fha these raprs viii De collected and lodged
IN the State ID partmcut for preservation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
RECOGNIZING TAMMANY HALL.

ACTION OF TIKI FNTCUTiNF COMMITTEE OF I'M
TILDEN STATE COMMITTEE.
# is understood that conference of the Demo
cratic state Committee is to take place and
meeting of the Executive Committee Will be held on
Friday, at tho st. James Hotel, for the pur-
pose Of considering the business that Is
to como before the Convention. and to issue
a call. The Executive Committee will offer rec
concentration 70 the Convention that cooperating
committee of five prominent Democrats Of the
State bc added to the state Committee.
1t Is uuGers God that this action Is recomnendcd ID
order that 1ammanv Hall may be represented IN
the committee but there are SAID II he doubts
whether the Convention VIII adopt the recon-
mcudtfinn.
Mr. Fowler, Of the Executive Committee, when
asked Yesterday IL the recommendation was moi
made in order to give fImmany !ItJe nod OF zee
ogultion said At Is only a resolution IN the iatcr-
est of goodwill and harmony. II proposes 10 add
to the state Committee five prominent DcmO-
Gratis Of the stare who probably feel that tAey
the campaign is they ought 70 be-
Five gentlemen Of Iammany !! asked HE
TRIBUNE reporter.
&c have stated the purpose of the recommends
tOn clearly as can ! you can form your own
opinion. oi course"
The addition to the committee Will constitute
kind of Advisory Committee. Among the names
mentioned rs likely 20 be presented are those of
Augustus Schell Colonel JOHN H. Mooney ana
Php ". Rho0es. of this city; Judge i. III.
Coward, Saratoga; Anthony Barrett, of Kings:
~ w. EdmunGs. OF WcStcheSteT; l.. Gardner Pope
OF Glenn's Fails, and +. }. Melghan of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAYNARD.

WAsHNGToN, Aug. %. - superintendent
Chcney Of The New-Eugand Postal Division, yesterday
tclecrapned 70 Colonel Thompson. General Supsrnrn-
dent Of Rail way Mail Service. that Minister Maynard ar
rived SUNDAY moruinS. AMI would 20 10 "eseIly' H.
L. - meet Mr.. Maynard. Mr. Maynard intended then
to proceed directly 10 Washington lie is expected TO
enter upon the duties OF P0snastcrGenera tomorrow
H. T.. Trowbiidge Commissioner " Indian AHar'' VINO
has boon III for some time viii ~ able. leave for his
homo l Michigan his PHYSICIANS believing that by 50
d Ing he Will moro speedily rrrain MS hcaltn.
Assistant Secretary OF ate Hay las suisentiy re-
eov.r from the cci of a., recent Illness 10 be able 10
~ form M dulles as Acting Secretary OF state. He
was at tue apartment To-Day.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. AUGUST "a, 1880

the Comfy Court was refused. as also time FOR
his attorney. who lived near an1 had been informed
20 attend he trial. Although he was an Invalid nc
A. taken ont and gwen thirty-nine lasheS III nm
inhuinan manner. HIS hands were thrn titi, anu
rope was fastened around his body, and "a thai way
he was paraurd through mi the city and put III III
for SIX months although the sentence Is altogether
Illegal.
II was shown that the justice declared before
Daviss arrest that he would have him wflppen
~ soon as hc could get held upon him. rs ne
wished ~ teach INN Lat he could not appear before
the United States officer against citlzeu WIN nv
wanted rs a witness by the United states. the case
will be- laid before the Tor actIoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
JUSTICE IN VIRGINIA.
A COLOEED MAN ILLEGALLY WHITFIELD AND IMPRIs-
ONED FOR TkSIIFYING AGAINST WHITE MAN.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

ONED FOR TESIIFYlNG AGAINST WHITE Man.
by TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBUNEi
WAsHNGTON. Aug. GA full official history OF
a dsgracsfu case Of outrage has reached the Treas
ury Department from the Collector Of Internal noy.
euue for the Petersburg, Va, District
A celored man named DAVIS who rented land from
Pond, q white man. was witness against the latter
before tie Uuitcd States COmmlssi,ner 20 the fact
that Pond sold liquor without paying Internal Rrv-
euue taxes. Pond Immediately went before JUS
tice named Kindred ard had Davis arrested
cbaIpcl with obtaining two dollar, and half and
aitrrward- hfty dollars ia goois under false pre-
lenses. when tie Gaze camo up Pond failed 10 sus-
tain his charge, and % was Il .sini'scd.
Pond then CHARGED DAVIS win petit larceny. in
inducing a colored mau named Myrck TO be his Sc.
curity for suit Of clothes. Myrick refused to make
complaint. and Davis upon his apDlIcfton restored
the clothes. The Justice however, convicted him
and sentenced him TO be whipped. An appeal TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
4 PLAG UE-STRICKEN BARK.

BosTOY, Aug. 23.-The bark James FerQu-
son. from ole. PAllpme Islands with sugar, for
ton arrived here Friday morning. and detained ut
Quarantine, Captain JOnn Parrot being sick with the
yellow fever. Tie ship fungated and the captain
the hospital. The ship mad been so
Gays which tocty days over her time. having encoun
tered Erad winds ncarY the entire voyage. The
suffered prvltOns during the latter part Of the
voyage, being entirely ont OF prOvis for upward OF
fifteen days. Ilc were very much exhausted and
OF them viii probably die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
LOCAL REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

IRISH AMERICANS IN COUNCiI-CAMPAIGN CLUE
GATHERINGS IN HE xrH AND xVIITu DIS
TRICTs.
The Irish American Republican Association
met last evening at It's headquartfrs No.
12l Nls.aust John Hcnnessey. president OF
the Organization, presided, and considering tho warm
weather tho attendance large. Several addresses
We're made contrasting the claims OF Tho rresideD-
fial Candidates 10 public support Thomas
Banuerman spoke OF the attack male upon
Genera Kirwan last Friday. at Bordenown, n. J and
John T. Nolan offered resolution condemning the as
sault The resolution reced the facts OF the
attack by a special policeman General Kir-
win with his club. and denounced the act
rs unworthy OF any official In tins county, II also de-
bounced the action OF the Mayor Of Bordentown in
leasing the Generals ass,iiant, and be-
pomiDg his bondsnan, unjust and partial,
aud disgrace TO the city he represents.
The AR Is spoken Il in the resolution beneath the
dignity ofau party and tending unnecessarily to
fmoer the feelings both sides. All oUtrages OF the
kind spoken Of as being oLy worthy OF the KlKlux
ElaD. and the bloody minded men who employ that in
famous organization for the purpose OF ter
rifying their peaceful ncigtbOIs ana preventing
h free expression Of opinion. The sympathy
bf tue association was extended to General
Kirwin The attack referred TO by several speak.
ers and was denounced In unmeasurei terms as cow
nrdly In the extreme The resolution opted Ii was
announced that the call for state convention irish
On September 27. would be published on Thur,day
wrilaftended and enthusiastic meeting OF The IN
Assembly District Cal field aud Arthur Campaign Cub
as held last ming at No. 40 FOurbave. The prin
tipal feature OF the meeting forcibic address 0y
Charles ABBOTT who rebuked the Democratic party for
being tie party OF experiences, taxing Tor lis motto the
word Anything 10 get Office lis entire record said
gas a gcG OF laisehOOds and Inconsistencies
Euch party he contended. should 10, be trusted
LOugh IT had put forward archaHge for lguirheaG.
Every consideration OF patriotism. prosperity, National
honor and local piide called Tor the coat nuince ia
bower o. the party mat had 30 long aud 80 success
fully conducted the ad Iiustrdton Of the Government
Tins Ct'Dpalgn ciuD only organized lew
days ago. with james @. McMarray prcslde Mt
Pnd Henry Res!ns SECRETARY. IL has
long ana steadily Increasing roll OF members, among
whom are may VINO nave heretofore voted tAe Demo-
cratic ticket. score OF added the roll
last night 10 one OF whlcI afiiX ed tao word,
FFOugnt under Hancock The cuD Is naAing arrange
ents banner raising, probably evening" OF
next week, when mass ratification meeting viii be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
DIVIDEND BY THE FREEDMAN's BANK.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-'rhe commissioners
OF the FreeIraus savings ana Tu>t Company have de-
cared dividend 10 per cent. aud viii cOmneLce
paying september l. The amount required 10 pay
this dividend Is $29G3G5 90 which, added 30 the ~ per
cent heretofore declared and the special deposits
amount 10 the sum of SI2js 1886 a. which aas been
divided among Khan OcO creditors Oi the tAIl
tnree branches OF the company. The commissioners tA
pct bc able another dividend OF 10 per cont
when the cOnpauy's bauGl g-hOuse and adjacent prop
erty In This CITY Is sold aud other remaining assets dis
DOS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
THANKFUL FOR VERY SMALL FAYORS.
THE LATEST PrEvERTs FROM TIE EFPUBuCAH
PARTY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

icy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE 1RIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, Aug 25.-1he Democrats are
parading the fact that cx-Senators Pool. of North
Carolina. and Fowler. of Tennessee, have formally
rcnounced their allegiance to the Republican party,
and have come out for General Hancock. This may
seem of moderate importance where these gentle
men are not known, but here where both have for
several years been engaged as claim agents, doing
very small business even in that line the attention
which the Democrats are giving the matter only
indicates remarkable dearth OF Hancock recruits
from the Rcpu blcaIsranks.
Neither cf the men has had any standing IS Re
publican for years and neither has Of late oXerted
a preceptible influence in any direction. Each at
tempted al the beginning of the present admins
ration to attract the attention of President Hayes
for Cabinet positions and after their failure each
began to see clearly that the Republican party was
not fit to govern the country. Only a short time
ago Mr, Pool tried to become prominent in the
La Dor movement. and took an extreme position IN
regard to IT, Nit failed to be recognized leader
The greatest political success OF his later years has
been that of securing the publication of q three
column letter in The NeW-l 0rk UOrld, announcing
his leaving party in which he has had no stand
ing for at least four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
auri!on Sales O, Real Gstaie.
II A. HUBBARD, Auc ioneer.

II a. HUBBARD, Auc iOneer.
Auction extraordinary. Tie incs large farm and farm
buildings IL STAMFORD CONN. At p,remptOry auction
August - 1t rain or shine, on premises Ola account OIL
owners permanent % Europe grand opportunity
10 buy tie uOie, To- fruit farm OF - o. GOOD
RICH esd Webs Hin stamford, Conn. Five hGndfel
feet magnih views OF and
country miles. 30 minutes drive from stanford De
pot icr better fenced dra ned or more productive
Stock or fruit auNwlrr tpmBpdlOu> dern l-roon
dwell ing fire OutpWdngs all supplied win running wa
ter AleO 900 worth ~ per soma prope ~ 10 De sold Ac
curac SURVEYS TIE perfect sale positive Terms easy.
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cALENDAR, rnIs Day

SrPHFNr Corri -CHAuara.-Beloh J.-',trt op,n, ~
1890 NJ. Calendar called o. Nos 6s - ~ l0a
10, la0, iO l52 1913 49, IL! .s3 "a, 2J6, $50. 24O
,fkclAL lRtA-DDnO4uc. J.-LOlrt opens 10 a. nj
Noisv CalenaGL
SUPERIOR torEr-srHciAL TaRM-Russell J-Court open,
A. m. no dly calendar.
COMMON fLFtH- ils-Nan Brunt J.-gOurl onan.
al al ~ m.-NOtshs Will Do heaid q IA o'clock. '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

WAsHINGroN. Aug. 2}-Prcsidcnt Hayes ana
his party start for The Wet next Wednesday. Tie
President takes with him 20 in his speeches
large amount OF carefully prepared statistical IN
formation relative II the production of gold and
.ycr, and - the effects OF resump-
tIon, THIS information VIII hc eel IN
speeches 10 be delivered on the Pacific Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
DETERMINED TO CARRY ULSTER.

TIE REPUBLICANS NEVER MORE IN EARNEST TO
REDEEM THAT BEAUTIFUL AND PROSPEROUS
COUNTY.
MARLBOROUGH, Ulster Co., n. T., Aug. 23.-
The outlook IN Ulster County FOR a clean Republican
victory IN November is decidedly 1atterng. The men
engaged extensively in the culture OF fruit the
manu- acure o. cement ana the trade III blue and flag
g1ng-slOne-the most important three industries OF Tie
county-are determined to stand by the party whose
platform gives them encouragement in their business
interests These men-leadng manufacturers they
arare satisfied with the adm nisraton Of President
Hayes, ard express their determination TO vote Tor
General Garfield, because ~ hy5 election continue nee
OF present good government will be assured beyond
doubt.
Tne Hancock boom died out rapidly here and there is
a gratifying unity among the Republicans which
promises success sad prominent Democrat IN
Kingston recently: al ioresee victory for the Repub
hcans Of Ulster County in November, because of their
meeting facts directly IN face. and because they
not using lackguardism in advancing their into ests;
while hand. am say. this kind OF
argument rs used and Is used altogether too muc on
one side the house" The Republic have become
thoroughly aroused 20 the need Of work among them
selves ana throughout the county The Grant mon are
shoulder TO shoulder with The blaine men Ill their
deaYOr TO place old Ulster IN the Republican column
next fall; aud from the encouraging wods heard III all
parts OF The cOILty, II wOud seem az though their
labors are not to ne without success
AT ElleuviIle large and enthusiastic outdoor meet
ing held Tuesday, to celebrate tho raising of
mammoth Garfield aud Arthur banner. The place
selected front of the EncnVllle Hotel. large
crowd In attendance. Enthusiastic and telling
speeches delivered.
The Republicans this town declare their intention
carving the town by large MAORI Never before IN
history OF the III this ReGhDOrhood have they
determined TO win as now BattaiODs are form
wealthy garden county TO be redeemed by tho RcpuD
licans this fall Is almost az assured fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

II :
AND UNI Ed STATES NJ ROUTE.
Trains leave New ork via DesOr0sses and CoranGt 5een
Ferries as follows;
Harrisburg Pttsburg, the W st and south. with Pullman
Palace Cars atacLed. 9 a. m, o anu $50 10. daily.
WIIamspCrt. Lock Haven $40 Ia Cory lni Fro
~ m connecting al Cory for husvine PetTo.e1n
Centre ana the oil Regions,
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wa.hnstoa
OF Pullman PdrOr Cars ualy, except Sund-y 4!
q. arrive Washington AZ IN Regular at $50 AID
e:2Oa. n !, : ana p 10. SHaay. ~ i O IA LINT,
ten II a. NJ $50 J. 40. ). s. 1850 sDd II p n ant
II night sunday 4:3O and D. u. 7. $50 and 10
m. aud l. night -
Express FOR VhaGe,p hia via CsHd'n 7:oO M ana ~
except sunday.
For Atlantic City, I3J aiu !. u o. H. u" cana EOO p m
For Cape May l:OH A. IL ana / D. m
Bosts Of Brook yn annox connect with al throu g Train,
al Jersey Clty aorng speedy and direct transfer Tot
Brooklvu travel. ,,.-,. , ,h.,
dsiy " A. $50 D. daily; exc u MONDAY FROM Wash
ngion and ia tmore 200 a. m y 90 90 i0?s n
I@'t6 III 30 ~ 2 800 $50 $50 $50. $50 e3j slt
iGSS n m Surtay 800 $50. 7. lO:iO 1888 . tn. go
md rs u m.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN IN THE CAMPAIGN.

WAsnIHGTON. Aug. 23.-Sccrctary Sherman lett
Washington last evening Tor his home in Mansfield,
Ohio where he will remain during the present
week.
On Monday, September 80, he will make his first
camnaIgn speech nj Columbus Ohio. The Sec
retaTv will be absent from Washington about two
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
TIE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

CALL TOR 4 CONVENTION OF CLUDs-NEwS FROM
TEE INTEmoE-THE DEMANDS FOR POLITICAL
TRACTS.
The Central Campaign Club has issued tho fol-
low ing call for conference Of all the Republican
campaign Clubs OF the country:
Fc the lsrpose OF promoting the organization Of Re
pubhcsu abs ana Increasing tleir membership and IN
Uuence Dpen decided 10 cal National Krpunucan
Tub renee, meet III the CIV Of indianapolis,
1Di.. Oh Wednesday, September 10 at 10 n IN Ihls
Convention has been decided upon atrr mature drber-
Tn clun organizations of several Sttes and with the
Cirairmen Of a iaree number ol state Committees
Edch organized kepub1Can club. Young Mems Hepub-
scnnest e. send one delegate to Inc Convention with
treden als properly certifying him TO be member OF
the club which be represents signed by the president or
secretary OF the clu1
All Inquiries for information IN regard 10 the Conven-
tion snoua Dr. addLessed to BcJt IN = M1pleT ohe
House
Mr. Manierre started yesterday Oh a tour through
the State, for the purpose OF securing large repre-
Bentafiou al this Convention.
The Campaign Singing Cub continues to meet
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday evening
ht No. 81 Madison-ave. The young men Of the adj
jaceDt districts attend in large numbers, but
buyers every district IN the city invited to
be present to receive tue instruction in campaign
EngIng which is gwen. Encouraging letters con-
Hnue he received at the TOOmS OF the club
F. }. Merrill. OF Far nngton' Me, in writing for
documents, says: d" We are certainly on the gain
fent."
Henry L. sizer, president Of the campaign club of
Fonda \. Y, writes: " Here we begin to feel the
necessity OF a SOLID North, and are organizing to
make that certainty. We have a Gdril, ld and
Arthur Club. composed OF the best citizens and bus
iness OF the town. VINO viii take vel, inter
psf this tail in preserving the Nation from he
bertaint4cs OF eyef-chan sina Democracy. That
party changes on every point except us desire Tor
tpols. John Hasiett. OF Fort Plain, gentleman of
high staining aud who has Ocen a Democrat OF the
best type. has come out squareiy for Garfield and
Arthur. iils opinion. based upon winter spent IN
Washington, is thai General Garfield is the abest
man ne III either house. There are many busi-
ness non, Democrats who regard change as an
W Use, and VIII support the Republican ticket be-
cause they are satisfied with what u.s."
, "1he Bugle Note of New York" new political
tract, has with great favor among the Germans
and great has been the demand for it among tine
people of that nationality that ii has been trans
lated and printed the German tongue. Tie tract
frun on the Gas" has Tremendous circulation.
Two new tracts Keep OF the Rocks" winch Is ill.,
tended to show the business OF the country
bow disastrous would DO the adoption of new
financial system, and Hancock's Order No. 40"
will bo ready for distribution in "a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
gteambo1ts dn0 Railroads.

4 MARY POWELL for West Point Corn
"A wall. NewOurg PoIIikrepse k,ndOut ADD Kingston.
landing nj Cczlenss. Milton New Hamburg au Hyie PARK
leaves foot of NEorRY>F $40 aud ZIlH = T. at 3:3D
SUNDAYS eXcepted. Connection Pou ghkeepse with
evening H. Il. r. r. for NOrth anu West Baggage
rNnIPns IrceXed al NnafrN n. OnlN.
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1 FALL RIVER LINE

~ FOX BOSTON AND TIE EAST
The be-t Newport On, New 10 ifOrd. Fitch
buTg Lowell. Matthias Vineyard Nan ucNet White Noun
taiGs NJ. ser'. Portland. Bangor s. John " H.. Halifax
all pruUpR cities AID in and ana shore
Of \ ow In riaud an "a. pr lydcrs.
TIL MAM OTlt PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave NeYNOrk - ldaYS lnciGGed rom iler2S, n.
r. foot OF Murray.s at $50 D. Brooklyu5 D. ~.
jersey Civ J:-O D. via Annex" b0slS GLAND PRO-
AiaNADE OOSCa.iEIS DO & by the spen
did bands 0rChas, attached To these
FULL NIGHTS RE-
NOm'cTmediaIe landings between and Fall River
Speca tIan wharf. Fan River, az a m
(MOndays eli. will tjuCn az New
port arriving New port AT Gao Eve morning uains
FALL. RIVER To BOSTON.
FNFt DRAW I,tr-it. IlM CAR Fall RIVER To lowell
1cKets, stateroom5, etc. beob'anet IN NewYork AZ
2O7 80 POL 4Ol, 37 BPS D 80. 94 ald So Broadway;
HToadway 2,t and al 81 principal hotels transfer and
ticket Offices at the OFFICE OF THE LINE on THE
PIE on bosrd steamers; Nos and COurts aud at
offices. Brook Jersey City Boston aNNO
O!d House. and Old Colony Depot - tor FALL
RIVER Line Ii OF rot a. aUu l-N,U gSlONS
GEO. l.. CONNOP. General Passenger Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
SENATOR LOGAN HOME.

CHICAGO, Aug. Ex-senator. Logan IS eX-
pcctcd home to morrow. and meeting Of the western
division of The Republican National Coumittee Is TO be
held here Wcdn .SdaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

PorTsvhLE, Penn, Aug. 23.-Ihe Demo-
cratic Convention Of tAe XIIHh Dsict today nomi-
mated tho Hon. john W Ky. fftor Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

held mass" meeting last SATURDAY, bat Only about
fifteen persons attended n. waite the large i,t-
publican Gathering drawn together without INC
men expecting hear any speeches, but simply 20 or
ganiZc club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
Rcal Q;stntc 10 gxrtanae.

rErO EXCHANGE for better hOusc-4S9
1 fiudson.si.i church lease. II Vest lou-toH-st.
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FREEHOLD AND NlW-YORK RAILWAY
Lave foot Of Loer}. for r,s5aoi at 75 II,5 NJ

ItaFe oot OF LDerlYsT Tor FItauOd AZ 10 LIB A. mi.
4 J.l5. >. " "-'
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY RDCTE-For Highlands. Eeio vus. Seabr.,ht
Monmouth Beach Aragucy e. Long Branch ocean Grl7e
A-Dury Por6 sea H. Point Pleasant Tons River Blras
gat Einclaud. ATLANTIC CITY ere.
Leave NcaIors loot Liberty s.. D. 1920, 1913 H. il0
3:fj.j p m.
For Atlantic CITY 40 p. m.-thIO1gh cars
SUN.AI---g.3ca n Tor Long B.aLc1.