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A CONTEsTING CITY DELEGATION.

special meeting of the XNlllth Assembly
District Republican Club held last evening at No.
I73 East Thirty thrdst for tho purpose OF electing
delegates and aernates to the state Convention Chris
topher Pullman, Dr. Charles f. Bruce and George Smp
son were elected deegaes and Christopher Foster g.
X. johnson and Hugh Douglass alternates. petition
representing to the State Convention that the socacd
regular association does not represent tho Republicans
OF the district that Is close corporation controlled by
a few for their personal ends, adopted. IL Will
be circulated for signatures Resolutions regarding the
OF President Garfield, aud expressing sympathy
10 his family were adopted.
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THE STATE CANVASS.
CONVENTION DELEGATES ELECTED.

ur,rEp CONTEST IN oswEGO CoUNTY-DELEGA-
rroSs TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
ELECTED YRsTERDAY--A CoNTEsTING CITY DEL
EGATIoN.
Delegates to the Republican State Conven-
zion were elected yesterday in the counties of
washington, Clinton and Madison. The par
.onars Of the election of contesting delega-
lions in the Ist Assembly District of Oswego
County show that a determined effort was
made TO pack the convention with Conkling
1elegates. A contesting delegation has been
elected i'll the XVIIlth Assembly District of
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

WAsHrNGToN. Sept. 2S.-The following tele-
gram received at the Indian Onico to-day:
SAN CARLOS, Ariz, sept. 27.
Commissioner or Indian 4 Dnirs
t1ftY OF the sixty bucks who 10 he
mountains n iow DAYS since have returned and were
turned over to the military THIS afternoon.
TIFFANY, Agent.
II Is thr-4t at the Indian ONCE that the Apache
trouble isnUw ended, the party referred in the
above dispatch the OF the White Mountain
Indlans who were engaged IN The roecnt outbreak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
TwENrY-THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS.

A special mcnting of the Twenty-third Ward
Republican Association held last evening at Cen
trail Hail. Third-sve and Onchundred nd.tftiethst
The Executive Committee reported ticket voted
for at election delegates District Conven-
ton j. II. Hidrcth offered, substitute, another
ticket, claiming that the recommended thc
utive Committee, while outwardly antiCoukiing mcn,
would the Convention vote for Stawart delegates
the State Convention. The substitute voted down.
and the regular ticket, proposed by the Executive
Committee, ratified.
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HARD FIGHTING IN TINS.

TUNIs, Sept. 2S.--A messenger who arrived yes
terday reports that the camp of Ali Bey, at some
distance south of the capital was attacked by 900
insurgents, who repulsed after five hours
fighting. Ali Beys loss is small but the insurgents
are awaiting tie aid of two powerful border tribes
to surround the camp.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-A Paris dispatch to The Daily
Telegraph says q Cabinet council has decided to
ignore the manifesto of the Extreme Left, adverse
to the war in Africa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
COUNTY OFFICERS NOMINATED.

The Passaic County, n. j., Republican Con-
venon was held yesterday at Paterson. The Conven-
hon met to nominate candidate for Sheriff. a candidate
for County Clerk and three candidates Coroners
There are to be four candidates Assem-
bly, and an extra convention will held that pur-
pose In two weeks Henry T. Butler acted as chairman
Winfield > Cox, OF Bloomingdale, unanimously
nominated as candidate for Shcrl. NJ. smith, OF
Patterson, was nominated for County Clerk. D.. J. W.
Collins OF Passaic; Dr. George +. Newcomb, Pomp-
ton, and Nixon Campbell of Paterson were nominated
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
SURROGATE CALVIN'S TERM.

ALBANY, Sept. 2S.-Secretary of State Carr
has been served with order to show before
special Of the supreme Court be held Kingston
tomorrow, why proemptory mandamus should be
issued compelling him TO issue notice for the election
a surrogate for New York County Tirst Deputy
General Ruggles will oppose the issue of mandan-
the ground that the term OF Office Of Surrogate
Calvin does not explre nnul DecemDer, lsS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
GREAT FIRE IN MOSCOW.

THE MERCHANTS BAZAAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOSS
MOSCOW. Sept. 2S.-The Merchants Bazaar and
ABOUT twenty warehouses have been destroyed by
hre which began in the former building last night
and burned until this evening. The damage by the
fire is estimated at $500, 900 roubcs [$2, 600 COOL
All the property destroyed is insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
THE ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-A dispatch from Rome
Ihe times says the destruction caused by the earth
quake the Abruzz far exceeds anything indicated by
tho drst reports. The Archbishop of Chcu appeals
piteously for help He says disaster ia only compar
ale TO thaC OF CHsamcclola. over 1000 houses are
ihabiiablc and the remainder less Hssured
Fourth of the population are shelterless.
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LORD DITFFERIN AND EGYPT.

CoNsrANTMoPLE, Sept 2S.-Lord Duiterin,
the British Ambassador to the Porte. in an in
terview with Said Pacha, president of the Turk
ish Council of Minister'S advised great crcum-
specton in dealing with the Egyptian question,
ntimating that amy idea OF dspatchng Turkish
troops to Egypt hod best be abandoned for the
present military intervention on the part of the Porte
provoke agitation. The ultimate dsbandnent OF
the EgYptiun nrIny was also dlscussod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
GREENBACK COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Delegates to the Grecnback Convention of
New-York County assembled at No. l1l Eghthst. last
evening" and made the following nominations for county
officers:
Dist,ictA ttOrney--S NJ. Lockwood
justices or Mc Murine COrt-E. o. Ball and John
Huhn
Surr0gate-John D. Gitbs,
Judge Of He Superior CO,ut--JOhn A. Davenport.
Charles Smith elected permanent chairman, and
j. Doute r, permanent secretary Speeches were made
claiming that the Greenbackers better organized
than oyer before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
ADMITTED 10 THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

ANSAPoLIs, Md, Sept 28.--The following
candidates Tor cadet mdspmen have passed their ex-
animation: Mcssrs Edgar. 0f NcwYorh; Ebcrle, OF
Arkansas Livngood of Pennsylvania Pitncr. OF Ten
nessee L. L. Robinson. OF Ohiu; j. w. Kttrel OF Mis-
shSipp: T. T. Lcdbctter, Alabama; X. A. CoontZ, Mis-
souri j X. Pagiu. Indiana r. H. Howell, Michigan !;
j. W. Stcarus, Now Hunushire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
UNION IN ALBANY COUNTY.

ALBANY, Sept. 2S.-An adjustment was ef-
iected to-day by which both wings OF the Republican
party lu this County agree To the holding OF jout
primary meetings Friday OF this week joint Assembly
Conventions on Saturday, and IA joint County Couvcn
ton ON Saturday of next week.
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Re Union or CoNfhDERArE SOLDIERS.

ST. Louis, Sept. 2S.--A special to The Post
De Spdfch from Mobcry says: The city is crowded to
overlooking 10 witness the OF confederate
dcrs Over 1000 vetcran formed in line and marched
TO the Fair Grounds, where Ex-Governor Reynolds de-
livcred an address. permanent organza ion eff
iccted, aud Ex-Governor Maruiaduke elected presi-
deut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
MEETING or IRON WORKERS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.-The forthcoming
meeting Of the United States Association OF Charcoal
ronworkcrs IL to be held In Cincinnati, beginning Oco-
Der Z. II has large membership in Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Missouri, the Southern States and the
Hanging Rock region OF Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
AGITATION IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 24.-The success of the Lib
Auonomists in the recent elections has caused
great disappointment aud exasperaton In the ranks of
their opponents the Conservatives. The Voc dc Otsba,
In its to-day demands that several coones of
volunteers who openly profess and advocate autonomy
be forthwith dismissed. because such advocacy OF
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4 TRAIN ROBBER PUNISHED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.--A special to The Post
Dispatch from Kansas City says: The jury trial
OF william Ryan at Independence for participation IN
the robbery OF the Chicago and Alton train at Glendale
on october 3, 1879, have just rendered verdict OF
guHly ana declared his punishment to bo twenty-five
years Imprisonment in tho fcnitentiary."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
NAILS AD,'ANCED IN PRICE.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Sept. 2S.-The regular
quarterly meeting of the Western Nail Association was
held here to-day The trade reported to be greater
than ever before known. Ii was unanimously decided
10 advance the card TO $3 25 subject
terms and DISCOUNTS This Is advance OF 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
MINISTER PHELPS RESIGNS.

LONDON. Sept. 2S.-A dispatch to The Daily Tele-
graph from Vienna says that the Hon. William Wal
ter Phelps, United States Minister at Vienna has
asked to be relieved Of his functions as soon as a
successor can conveniently reach Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
SALE 4 THOROUGHBRED.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-The California stall
ion Winwood half-broher OF Maud S., sold to-day
TO j. c. McFcrron Co, of Louisville, for $4,000. The
transfer made to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
ANTI CoNKLING DELEGATES ELECTED.

POUGHKEErsIs, Sept. 2S.-The Republicans
OF the First District OF Dutchcss County to-day elected
w. Ii. Mase, Assemblymau Isaac s. Carpenter, Joseph
Storm John B butcher and John f. Mead delegates TO
the State Convention. They all Anti Conkng men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
ESTIMATES ABOUT THE CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Sept 2S.-IHe Erening Journal
says: The list of delegates to the Republican State
Convention chosen up this time stands divided IA fol-
lows Ante machine, l51 machine, doubtful, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

IN TUNIS,
Many warerOoms We're destroyed by fire
In Moscow yesterday. Steps have been
taken by the Eastern Powers to prevent
the meeting of the proposed Social
lst Conference at Berne. There has been
hard lighting in Tunis between Ali Bey and
the INSURGENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
NOMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2S.-lienry ID. Nottingham
has been nominated for the Assembly the Republican
Convention Of the lid Assembly District Onondaga
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
TWO CARDINALS SICK.

ROME, Sept. 2S.--Cardinal Edward Borremeo,
who raised to the Cardnaate March I3, 1868 is
ported to be dying Cardinal Vincent Morett, who
created Cardinal June %, 1877, is also seriously ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
NEWARK CITY CONVENTION.
he Republicans of Newark held n

Convention Mt the Academy Of Music, Newark, last
evening. Marcus richards nominated for Tax Com
missioner, Edward j. III for Trustee of the City Home
and Doctor H. Southland for Mater Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
THE PROPOSED IMPERIAL MEETING.

LONDON Sept. 2S.-A Berlin dispatch to TIE
Morning Post says; II the Car medates meeting the
Emperor Francis JOSEPH his intentions win be
fully concealed long possible beforehand, they
were before he went to Dantzic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
FRACTURING HIS SKULL BY FALL.
George Terwilinger of Plainfeld, n. j., VIII

has relatives In Elizabeth and Brooklyn fell in Market
ST., Newark, last night and fractured his skul. His
injuries probably fatal He taken TO St Barna-
lIonDlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.
Republican primaries will be held ill all the
wards of Brooklyn and Of Kings County tonight
10 choose delegates the Assembly nvantOns, which
IN turn eject StaIe Convention delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
MOSCOW PARTLY DESTROYED.

OBSTACLES TO THE SOCIALIST CONGREsS-A BATTLE
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Wcr 1T Trau Winslotp2

Da, eieis 6rase oft selteat wiro. wullen
mir einfah faaen, cab 1e eine Dame ili,
bic es Gd felt 80 Sabren 3ur Wufsate mad .
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wsrten bier taslid pertauit uno perbraudt.
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ben 3auienhe ppn Sineern ssrettet purben
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Nsw gort. = 3u perfaufsn- tst allsr
Druesiasn. Gents bic 8lalAs.
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3.

Trauleim Ylande Sbepurc bon Nu'
fin bat auf bent &cnierpatorium in Pas
ris ben erlten Yreis bappnsetrasen.
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8abnfOmpasnien, Die bio gum 20. Otto
Der ibre 8eridte rie bonn 9eiet pcrse.
idrieten, nidt einsereidt batten, in anz
flase3uitann perl lest. Die Strafe be.
trdgt $1,000.
- Die 3abl Der Pedenfranfen in be'
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County, betrdst 80. Sur Tarbise fins
bon BET Srantbeit befa(en. @eds finb
sefcrben.
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uniere Geprdlentanteu int naticnalel,
abseorbnetenbauie pie fclst oertbeilt
wprben: Sones seb1rt benz Scntite fiir
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fonite; 9ieasan benz 6anoelsfen1ite
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beiten; Beuburn benz Gpmite fir Snbiaz
ner=Nnsetesenbeiten uno OaiIS benz fir
bic Gerritprien. Yorlieer zines Scmites
lit aeiner Der teraniidsn Delegation.
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8aep erreidt.
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in jeoer ge5iebuns srfrieDenselteut iein
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G. 80 plfp II.

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tase erideint slaes int neuen @taats!
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Cages : 9semisfeiten.
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tiefung bes Safe Sfedabee in Ulcrloa II
in Seb Welt einsetrpHen.
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men Nder an enslilde Sapttalllten per:
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3eitis nit Sduemebren unl5e6en, bic sc.
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laiIen bat, 0eiemanoen in 3ufunft gu
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fldrt unb nahbem bieltr pieeerum anse
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bic tpitipielise 3eit pes b0dlfen geamte
bes 2anoeS miBbrauden uno baourt
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une Elm gareden srfabte ibn, Ger fid rod
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bes tem,rtt bate. 5elir fanS ea, Tie
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aufseri1ensn Nusen ftarrtsn Moosleine
entlebt an. Gr tatts ie enSlida ssfanosn,
Die or oeei Sabre lang perssbtid In paris
asluht. ttnN es mar bae Original DTS
gilSes bsr @robmutter. sas 70 unsrmar
tet pur itm aulsstaud,t. Go mar lftne
arme petlprens @hwsfsr Naeea.
(gortfeeans folss.,
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- Die @elebrten waren einmal unr
ems bariiber, rt man 8onbpn, pber gcnt=
bon lhreiben iolle. Sir testere Sdreib=
art traten biejeni3en Elm, ipelde bic gez
5eidnuns BON Or 8omben=sle =slebnltdfeit
per 6prm obleitetcn. g8ollte man ater
ANAKESIS ou.d baS QSort Sdmprr=
brisal= l=8pnbrn peiinireu, 70 ipdre Sonbon
bic beseidnenpfte Ortbrsrapbie; BERN bOnz
bon, b. y. bUppelt gut, 1T Gnafeiis seseu
SdmOr, bciben. Die 9lnafelis 1T in alien
Ipctbefen 81 baben. 9rcten fret 5use=
ianbt burd 3. &euitaecter & &c., gOr
1916, Seem Dorf.
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g dledt ansebra4te 9Sflid.


@ait: Wollen Sic bic @ate baben,
bic 8eine etnas naber an iid 3u 5ieben !?
8auer (bieitt ru6is ieen.)
@alt (etuaS lauter): Sarfte i'd Sic
Bitten, iid etwas an itanbiser gu ieeen?
8auer (bleibt abermals rubis.)
Sat (auffaprenb): Donnerwstter,
menn Sic 6lesel jeet bic Beine nidt ein=
5ieten, 10 merle id Sbnen 10 einen WaaB>
frus an ben 5ddoel!
guuer (oie Bsine tpeg;iebenb): Na',
batten's oann bas net slei cerninfti ios'n
fennen?
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Ser W "a. III mfranfsu verb EFT.

Der Wes, I'm franf5u wer D en-.
@esst eud Sag uno Madt allem Wlno
uns gSetter aus eft SIT pie(, cbne eud
gewesuns 5u MAIDEN asbeitet su anse=
ifrenst, Dbne eud @ube gu sSnnen lauit
beltdnois 3u ben Oo:tpren per ldludt
bic sarlfisen Yatent= Me :iSinen, Die tbr
ansefiiubist finOet, uup bann fra8t: sSel@
DIES 1T
Ser @ea UNI seiuuo gu merben
Die s(ntmort lautet einfad: @ebraudt
6opfen= S;tter5 Wan Iebe in elmer au=
berea Spalt..
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g1adbem Dsutidlano unter idweren
simpfen unter einen 5ut sebradt wprs
ben 1T, feiert bic ipradmDrtlide beutide
nnSertrasli&feit unb llneinigfeit I'M ceut>
i6en @eihstass ibre idSniten 9riumpbe.
geitdnoen nur swei itarfe Parteien, ans
ftatt lener swSlf, 70 waroe bic itdrfsrs
BON belcen iebr wobl i'm Stanbe iein, osr
Wesieruns ihre Prlitif Su biftiren. 90
aber peroen bic unprattiihen Sppcll'
ticnsparteien ibrer 3erriHenheit wesen
faunt i'm S5tanoe isiu, an ben Mesierunss>
pOrlasea niel 5u aneern.
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= Bir MAIDEN megen Der beporlte=
benoen Teittage gang beIOnoers auf unz
iere Samen=Soiletteartifel aufmerfIam
S. Spsfe & S6bne.
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= Gin Dusenb Barteien uno Yarteis
den bilben ben beutiden 9feidstas. Sbr
stdrtsperbaltniB iett unb i'm leeten
Ieidstas felt iid uie folst:
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Wir erIu6en Die Salnen Ser Staot
tire MISUNDERSTANDING BEL uns gu ma
den; mir bieten 9llles mas III unlerer
8ran6e berlangt tperben mag. 5.
eSDsfe SDbne.