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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
ATTACKED waIIE cARRYNG A BANNER.

While William Shaw, young man living
in Ninth-st Jersey City, was walking IN Coes-st last
night with Transparency. announcing that meeting
In the interest of Thomas " Gator the AntiMonopoly
candidate for the Assembly IN the lid District OF
Hudson County, neing held ut the Catholic inst|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

upon Martin Engel, on September 0. MI Ensei Is the
president OF tie Alfred stecker Association. lie went
to put up posters for citizens meeting IN when
the association Interested in the liquor store AT Chry
tie and Canasts. Sullivan who worked there SGT upon
him and pounded him In q terrible manner. SuhYah
had on knuckes It Is alleged DisrictAttorheS
McKeon fixed suivaD's bail Of 5000 ana AldeFh'n
INrob h..e,,e It. honds,uap Engel wss formerly y
member OF tho John j. O'Bren Association ne DecaI3
an active worker IN district for Justice stecHe, anu
tcro wac mach bitter feeling caused Threats had
made agains; Enge and he had frequently been "aieu
iccLo mt for himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
BROOKLYN ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Assembly District nominating cOnven-
tons Of the Democrats held last evening in King
County and the following candidates named IN the
districts where the did not adjourn without
action:
District District
V.-Michael J. Cofey. IX-M. II. Drumbacher
VII-GeoIge VI Lindsay, XIL-Moruner G. lar!
NIII-KOOert +. Connolly
In the VIII District the Republicans nominated NJ j.
Buchanan last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

A story Is told of a cool BOstonIan when
undergoing "A savage cross-examinauon. General But
Ter had badgered him unnercliully, aud finally said,
with mixture OF sOlennity and nerceness: Can you
look eye and repeat tha5 r. The witness looked
at him q moment aud asked quietly, "WAicn eye -
memphis Avalanche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

Pleurisy pains and all asthmatic and bron-
chial affections relieved by that certain remedy
for coughs and colds. DIR. Jayne's EKpectoraut
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Gustial Notices.

Administer Carpets 300 pieces have been purchased by
Us AZ hall value and placed on sale from 81 %
per yard. - ,,o.N.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
Continued from First Page.

Townshend without giving him regular nomination
resolution was therefore passed finally stating that the
convention believed it neXpedient to place any nominee
in ih ded but requesting the Republicans 10 vote for
the candidate whe would be most likely TO defeat the reg
ular Democratic nominee. =,
After the convention adjourned all hut one or two OF
te members said that they should vote AMI wdrk nara
tor MT Townshcnds election. The editors of several local
penuhlican uewspapcrs said the same. Some Republic
cans said that Mr. TOwnshends name would be placed on
the Republican ballots In OF the counties, and pos
sbly IN all 49, A..
A M, citing of a conference committee from tho two
JUacpe ndcnt Democratic Conventions. which met on
saturday In jamaica and Long Island City. was held IN
Jamaca previous the Republican convention ana te
communication asking for Republican support ior MT
Townshend drawn up and signed
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4. BRONSON ALCOTT SERIOUSLY ILL.,

CONCORD, Mass, Oct. PA. Bronson AL
colt had paraytc shock shortly before noon to-day,
and at 1920 O'Clock this evening only partially
conscious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

tute he was attacked by gang ofruians One OF then
Struck him on the head with large paving stone He
was rendered insensibe by the blow and his skull wae
Fractured AT midnight Re was in adying condition.
None Of LIS assaiants has been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
Dolitital Notlres.

Twelfth Ward on Deck (XIXth Assembly District,
Mar mseIns Of he FOLGER AND tAlPENl En an
PAIoN lI.CB Will DO held THIS evening ~ nc 'ut"""
Arnold Hail llOthst and boulevard At O'CLOCK
(,ood will address the meet ng
STE Irscu sec'y CHARLES O. OkONIN, IIes Z
Rs,uhliean Naturalization Committee. once hours
i6 = IN Ia 4 d M 400 YesrL IL v. ACCoRh ChaMmAA
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DIED.

DandruTis oausod by the heat OF the head KALIsro!
cooling and cleansing will remove 10.
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WORKING AGAINST MIR. Fielder.

A conference of leading Republicans Of
Newark ard the With NewJersey Congressional District
was held at Newark yesterday State Senator William
g. staiusby chairman OF the County Committee, pre-
sided Among those present were John J.. Blake, Re
publican candidate for Congress John Foster, Judge
Fort Jr. Sanford Hunt and Herman Lehback. TIE
proceeding Informal About dozen gentlemen
expressed Their In regard to conducting the Re
publican campaign in the district. The German Repub
cans present strongly urged that Republican effort be
concentrated In the German wards OF Newark, where
MI Fled er the Democratic candidate for Congressman
looked for Re uboan deiectOns enough TO overbaance
his loss OF Democratic votes the central wards and IN
the townships. All the speakers expressed their cont
dencr gathered from personal experience In their DIS
trcts that Mr. Bakes majority would not faI snort or
the majority he received for Congress III - 90
Democratic dsoa tisflcflOn with the nomination o. Mr.
Fielder II becoming more pronounced every gay III Is
believed tLAt about two thousand American Democrats
will scratch him at the polls, they ala upon MS
first nomination for Mayor of Newark, Among Demo
cratic lcaJeTs tho wish for Sir. Feeders defeat Is
scarcely disguised. Mr. Fieders letter Of acceptance
has appeared in 10 he appears In tue ooiors OF dema-
He lrOclsins himself " Mechanic =; although
ee has been Tor six years ia politics and IN Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
LOCAL CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

LOCAL CONGRESSIONAL CONNENIlOHo'
The Republican Congressional Convention
of the iXth District held last evening at NO 3+o
West orty-seventh-st. James W. Perry was elected
chairman communication from a committee ap
pointed by the AndMonopoly League OF the XlXth AS
senby District was received This stated that thht
committee were appointed for the purpose OF securing
candidates of anti monopoly principles In case sucn
men were nominated. the antimonopolists would not
put up any candidates. If any candidate was named
opposed to antimOnopOy principles, they would exert
their power 10 defeat him. This communication was
aid upon the table, and the convention adjourned with
out making any nomination.
The With District Republican Congressional
Convention met at No. 1913 West HOuston-st., with
Joseph T. Muhliug After transactlnG some
routine business adjourned subject TO the coll OF the
The Nth District Congressional Convention of tho
County Democracy yesterday afternoon at No. IL
sprngst voted nearly unanimously In favor OF Memo
as Muer. In the evening the Irving Han convention
of thu district made the same nomination. ,
The Ianmany Gopyenton OF 1 the Cdn com
ference Committee reported that oil the Democratic
organizations In the district had united on :, D COX
The vo e was unanimous in favor OF his nomination
MI cox in brief address, accepted the nomination.
The County Democracy Congressional Convention OF the
BrosdWay and nominated Mr. Cox Mr. Cox favored
the Comfy Democrats also with speech. .o,
The XItn District Iammany dclegaies met IN conven
ton last evening NJ. 2,313 Thrdave aud nominated
Orlando b. Potter Tor Congress Edward r. steers pre-
sided the XIth District County Democracy ConVeE
ton at Fifty fOurth-st and Third ave. which AFTER con
ferIiug with committees from Irving and Tainmany
Halls, nominated Mr.. Potter The Congressional Con-
venon u the Independent Democrats Of the AIth DIS
trict met at Bertsc6s Hall, No 772 Elghth-aye, and
nominated " lillian L. StToDg.
The delegates the Xth District County Democracy
Congres iona Convention met in the afternoon at No
3O7 TA'rdave Edward Duffy, chairman OF the Confer
Committee. announced that Abran . hewitt hau
been agreed upon by representatives OF the three fhc
Mons the party whereupon the delegates By acclana
don renomnated MIN for Congress.
samuel Webster presided a5t evening at Nos a ana
70 Essex at the TammIny Congressional Convention
of the With District After hearing the report O tno
Conference Committee the convention nominated e4-
Lieutenant Governor William Dor hemer.
The With District Tammany Hall Congressional
Convention met No. SO South Washington square
and the County Democracy Convention OF the same DIS
tric BGnk ami Hudson-sts Acting upon the report
Of their conference committees, they nominated John j.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25 1882

He removed by President johnson. Since then ne
has practiced law In Indianapolis. He was elected 10
Congress as a Republican in 1877.
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rRIBuNEGoCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations this city b.
dHches ff
f,. pisss ieEgia linz tlr oscillations
IL hours The broken deo n epfrssn.s
ne ,Sss mbsrts sdiestea by Toe ttsrnous'sf a. Had
hAfs Pa asAey. sis Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE OCT. 25-l a. m.-During the cloudy
weather Of yesterday the movement In the barometer
wa downward FAIR and clear weather prevailed AFTER
she second quarter The temperature ranged between
so and Coz the average b27so being 6's' lower than
,he CORES pondns day last year ana Re higher thAh
% Monday.
Jar and warmer weather, may be expected to-day In
~ ely and ylcaity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
NAMING A CANDIDATE WITH DIFFICULTY.

The Republican Convention to nominate
candidate for Assemblyman in the Second Assembly
District OF Queens County recOnvened at Long Island
City yesterday Il. Valentine Cloves presided An e.
fort to secure the approval Of b. j. McGowan the nde
pendent Democratic candidate, failed. william II. Will
iams an exPoHce Commissioner of Long Island City
was then nominated by bare majority. motion
10 make the nomination unanimous defeated. Mr..
Williams then came forward and declined the honor.
The Citizens Committee az Fifty, o. Long Island CITY,
urged Uy letter the nomination Of Mr.. McGowan Nr.
Mc(iowan and j. r.. seaman, Jr were then voted for
Tne result was 10 to IA IN favor o. Mr. seaman, who
aferward received unanimous vote OF the conyen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT FOR A DEMOCRAT,

The Republican convention TO nominate
candidates Tor Alderman and Assemblyman from the
XIXh Assembly District metlast night at the Boulevard
and sixty seventh-s There present fifteen dele
gates from he Twentysecond Ward and seven delegates
from the Twelfth Ward. Charles F. Bruder presided
Charles s Croun for the committee appointed az pre-
vous meeting of the convention said that his committee
had only been able Ind one prominent gentleman
who was willing to be the candidate OF the
party for Asscmblyman. Gilbert l. HAYES
had told HIN that he was willing to
LOT his name 20 before the convention and If nominated
he wOud the usual assessment and do his best fOr
the success OF the state ticket William II. Bellamy,
delegate the Twenty second Ward said II would be
an injustice to allow Mr.. HAYES TO spend his money Ia
vain contest. No good could result from sure
defeat. He moved, therefore, that EDWIN
L. Coventry, the nominee OF the county
Democracy in their district, receive their support as
bet ter candidate than lammany Hall could give THEM
Robert = Heilfertz delegate from The IWe1th ward,
nominated Gilbert Z. HAYES.
When the vote taken the result was
TO Is in favOr OF Coventry. The twenty
second ard men, who represent the machine organla
fion I'm e district voted soidly for the Democratic
nddata and the Twelfth Ward delegates. or the anu
maeLine association, vOtet for uawes. Coventry was
dec arcd the choice OF the convention for
Ii was made unanimous. recess was taken Tor ten
minutes to allow Mr.. Coventry to be produced from
convenient sccusOn 70 express hls thanks 10 the con
veutlon. Tee convention then unanimously nominated
Major Thomas Hagen 1or Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
CANDIDATES FOR MINOR LOCAL OFFICES

IL the VIA Assembly District last night
Daniel Lewis was nominated for Assembymsn by the
Irving Hail Convention. The following candidates for
Aldermen were nominated last night: With District
Henry " Jaehne, County Democracy ana John f.
Walsh Tammany and Irving Hall; XlIIth, Alexander
b. smith Tammany; XVIII. joan Murphy, County De-
InocrAcy AIXth Michael I. CummIns, County Denoo-
racy XNIId Matthew smith, Irving han.
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QUESTIONS ADDRESSED TO CAN DIDATEs.
-, -. :, q - ..oo;o,;on of

The civil Service heiOrln AssoCihIiV"' "
which George william Curtis is president. has sent le'
tiers TO Secretary Foger and Mayor Cleveland ASKING io
thcir views on the reform Of Civ service After e1
planning the results that may be attained py
each candidate is asked whether If elected Governor Ho
,, ,,rovo NJ the adopon by Congress OF the senate
MI or some similar act. TO make the meflt system IN
competition and probation genera anu iaIiv whether
would be prepared TO rSc9meHG Go Of The fate; and
httcr ne holds that political agents who can lhnueHce
ro,,ooi. and appOntments justified III dcmahulhs
or requesting from the public servants IN Iys -
sssessuents OF specific amounts, or Otherwise Iot tc
beue0 OF y party of Its managers: II ne hPpIo'es
political assessments on Official saNes Il, hy on tb;
Is asked to give clear statement ot ms Vows on 1,s
,,ont II he condemns them he Is asked TO state Whas
iegsaton II any, he would be disposed 70 rec3henu
on IN III ranches OF thesCiy Service under the laws
OF New York against the claim OF poilucal hgens 10
take part OF the salaries paid from the public treas
~ and appropriate the purposes Of one party In
i' ft cforng 70 the wrongs which children. paupers
suffer through the ignorance and nelhciepcy OF oca5
and employees the letter continues; Believing that tne
State can not avoid responsibility for such abuses III III
sttuons which IL has control we respectiIy ash
II YOU are prepared TO mend TO the LEGISLATURE
such judCiOus legislation as viii secure 10 Iie
OF our schools asylums, and all otner INSTITUTIONS oi
charity and correction authorized or assisted Uy inc
state the protection Of managers ana enpoyes care
fu selected for their character capacity training a1d
illness without regard to their political opinions Inc
importance of additional aquedGct ior ths cry =
,aTtinneA and the candidates are asked whether they
construction Of al aqueduot by competent persons VIII
ont reference TO party Affiliations ana whSiner Iury
ventiOns This fal that laws should be passed prONuhg
against fraud and Intimidation at primary eecupns'
Guires which are made with entire respect you snau
favor Us with any advice based upon your ohca
enoe thai may hasten the enactment and Increase the
efficiency of reform measures (0ur suGgti VIII NC
graz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

BEATEN WHILE PUTTING UP POSTERS.
Thomas Sullivan, a bartender. was arrested
yesterday by Detective Sergeant Won Gerchten of the
Di.lct Attonays nee charge OF feionious assault
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Artistic Memorials.

THE NEW ENGLAN GRANIrEWO RKS, Hartford, Conn
Quarries aud worz shops, westerly, r. l.
and building work IN Graalte. DraNnyB
and furnished without charge Correspondence -
licited. n. Y. Olnce 1921 B'way =. W CANFIElD Azt
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Post Onice Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending october = VIII close q.
this OfiUe follows ..., -,
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catalonia Queenstown letters fOr Great Britain anu
tiles mus De lectrd per tat@O-
MA ;. al D. Europe. PES S. Werfa VIA souhsnp
ton ard Bremen -..- l,.- ~, A..
letters FOR Great Britain and ether
tur0u.au counties be directed per tity Oi al n
treai' al IL for europe, per - Mieand, Via Ply,
mouth Cherbonrg HamOurg letters Tor Ire and nuss
be nj aIl - - loU p Va lOf cuba 10 .
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FRIDAY a. Jamaica, Turks Island, SAVANNA,
sc, per So Aiene. .- ,,-..--- a..
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dilscted per annie a. 80 ID. FOR Scotland d.
rect pei ethiopia Glasgow az % a. ~. IoI Bel
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the basis annterat I'D overland an'it 70 an ataa
the East arriving on tim. ~ San rSh'tseo
the day OF sailing Of steamers net 'IH HAy
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II X oaarries aud workshops westerly, R. L
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13

W. L. Whitaker, counsel for the 6eiense
filed challenge to the array of Jurors on
the ground that the Jury commissioners
are Illegally appointed, under sections Of
act 81 organizing criminal district courts,
which act was passed in direct violation of
article 40 Of the constitution. Sections to
., inclusive, of said act constitute q local
and special law on the subject not enumer-
ated in article 40 of the constitution, and
no publication of intention to apply there
for was made In the manner provided by
law. Therefore the counsel pray that the
panel of jurors be quashed. The motion is
hXed 10: argument on Saturday next. The
belief is that the motion will moi be granted,
inasmuch as such action would, in effect,
abolish criminal district courts that have
been in operation over two years.
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ATLANTA.
Correspondence of the Herald .

Correspondence of the Herald.
ATLANTA, October IL, 1SS2.-The Cass
county fair commences at this place the
18th of this month, and continues three
days. This institution was moved from
Casseta tan inland town twenty miles west
OF here) to this place, and thus makes its
second effort in Atlanta, which promises to
90 grand success. From present indi.
cations it will be largely attended from a
distance, as well as from all over east
Texas, and there is little doubt but that
among its results will flow both pleasure
ana profit, honor to the country and credit
10 our enterprlsing citizens who are push
ing its interests.
In addition to the races arranged for in
The catalogue, the directors have decided
upon race for the second day of the
fair Q0th) in which there will be
no restrictions, open to all regardless of
state, distance, size, age, color or "preyious
condition of servitude''- mile dash. n
premium of 800, to be divided between
the first and second best horses; the first
to receive St5 and the second $35.
Hon. ID. i. Culberson, NJ. c., has benin
ylted to deliver an address and has signiied
his acceptance, and we presume he will
turn his attention from radco- greenback
ihdependentlSm to encourage i'll eloquent
tones industrial improvements.
"A cordial invitation to be present is ex
tended to all.
In our county, a man named NJ -
Hunt, was recently tried for a muT
mitted twcnty-six years aga
sheriff who arrested him
weeks ago, was six IOrS
old when the murder was commiCol =,
was sent to the penitentiary for ii
but a petition is now being
which, 1t is thought, will effect
AS freight train, was startI e.
side-track, few miles west Off SSMe
man on the train snatch.d 4 ~, Il lev
hat, and the little negro SOW sup,,
hat and the brakeman told III .hs uFo.ta"--.'' )
and get it, when he grabbed tealed t.4G BY
the hand, whose feet swung under the
train, and the consequence manglcd leg
and al didn't go TO do it," The negro
was brought to this place, and DR.. A. ].
part of the road, amputated his leg, and he
is now doing well.