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OBITUARY..
IOrIS LEONcE COrDERT.

Louis Lconcc Coudert, the junior member of
o'clock last night az his home IN Highland
ave- ORANGE y. j. Mr. Coudcrt was born in NewNork
m 1886 Of French parents H., father, Charles
Couicrt, was a member of the Legion ~ Honor and
distinguished officer in the old Guard OF Napoleon the
First After the downfall o. the Emperor. me WITH
his wife 20 tins and for many years the prnc
pal OF French academy here. His three sons. FEEDER
lex Charles and Louis Leonce, sti'lied law
and opened Office at No 80 Wall.st,
under the name of COuacrt Brothers They removed M
fcW ycnr- TO their present Office in the Kemp Building
The industry aud perseverance OF the brothers soon
gained ia. firm an cuylIbic reputation Iucy did
great deal %. business and were engaged IN many
tNradton cases. They were the c0ui s.! il inns city
for tue French. Italian AMI Belgian Governments.
The effect, OF his laDOrlOus lie tod "u the health or
Mr. Cuudert, two years ago No began 40 manifest
SYMPTOM, OF illness. The physicians, thinking tAat
ne was suffering from dyspepsia, advised him
to 20 abroad. ON MS return last May l." se,cd 90 DE
much benefited by his tup ON hi- expressing AN ability
To look after affairs OF the firm, hs brothers went
abroad a few months ago. They were IT,
called by news of his rapid decline,
roaching thi. city early this week. The doctors pro
uouuccd MI COudcr's disease cancer of the stomach.
He sank rapidly after his brothers arrival until his
death.
Mr. Coudert was n prominent layman In the
Catholic Church His wife was daughter Of
Judge IdmOnIs His wife and nyc chiidreA survive
him The wealth of Mr. Coudert was Invested
principally la real estate, ana was estimated ht
r2JO,OOO. lie owned many houses IA tii' city
ana a cottage at Fire Island, where he spent several
OF several banking and insurance nsullloA7 III TINS
a.
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RATLROID INTERESTS.
4 NORTHERN PACIFIC DIVIDEND.

The directors OF the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company. at meeting Yesterday declared sc"P
dividend OF II 40 per cent the preferred stock Iue
form of the obi CATION be issued 10y the company mas
not Vet been determined. bat the Finance Commute was
directed t ueparc form Of obligation and receipt sub
See, tn the au,royl OF the Board The obligation VIII
bc dated January l. $50 will bear per cent Interest,
PAYABLE annually, and will be due at the end OF I'VE
years but roGecmabe after one year al the pleasure OF
the company upon giving thirty days no'iCc. Tao
amount redeemed M any time cannot nr less IMAM
20 mr. ccut of the principal THIS diyi4cnd Is made Ia
mi settlement a. all cnims account Of the ucl earn
ings OF the pany from It's reor-Aa,l 2h 10 July -
10 'Cne amount OF these oarniu- Vhich have been
diverted io cousruc ion has been found by me acc"at
inc Officers Of the company 20 be &i6t9.49D b~. Inc
dividend also include Interest from Jnly 10 the date
of Le scriu Tie certificates Of obligation will be de-
f., ,rpd f.t .faruav1 D.. 1883
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president on board has put into port to westward
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BRITISH MAN-OF-WAR WRECKED.
TIE DISASTER OCCURS OFF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
DFsCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL.

TIE DISASTER OCCURS OFF PRINCE EDWARD loLA->D
DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL
Joxnov Sent. IA cable dispatch re-
ooi,od b,re announces that the British manor"
pbontx has been wrecked off Prince Edward l7iohu'
Tho Pbnuix was composite sloop Of the nrst-claSs
and was launched in 1873 or 1879. The snip was AT
tocbed 70 the North American aud West Indies squadron
and at the beginning OF the year was comnianueuU y!
Co,n,nander Hubert H. Grenfe, his first lieutenant
beinc Edward n Price Her full complement Vi
officers md men was Ill. The Ph%nN Cur
ried four 6i-poundcrs on the broadslde' ana t"o
rcb how or stern chascrs of liz tons weight each Tue
length Of the ship between perpendculars was / ~
feot the extreme breadth 80 feet and the draushI
f ocr WAS - feet forward and feet aft The Nes7e
was bark rugged and spread over 10000 square Iee VI
canvas Her engines were built on the compouhu
system The diameter the high pressure cylinder pehs
~ inches and that Of the low-pressure cyhhu'r
% ,r, i,o, stroke OF the
engine was two feet Tho In'N
uum revolutions were about 100 per minute the morse
mower being about $50 The speed of the snip was po
tween nine and ten knots m hour. The steam was
supntcd by three cylindrical boilers. feet 10 ncho'
in diameter and - feet long. and the SIX luihhc'S
had rratc surface Of los square feet The coa Duhes
had capacity OF $50 tons, the daily conSnihpto IN
about - ton. The scrcw-propcher hAu VI,tIJ nI
2 feet and 81 ptch Of 2lo feet, ana was TWO '
lifting The Phmnly had Displacement OF Il''V loHs
aud Was built at "a cost Of over $24o.OOO.
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THE RECEPTION AT THE CITY HALL.

Flag, were hyIng from the City Hall yesterday in
honor OF Chief Engineer George W. Melville and his
conpanons Seancn NOros and NludrInann. Inc
Common Council recently appointed Aldermen
Brady, McClave ana Roosevelt "A committee 10 offer
10 the returned explorers the cOutcsIcs OF the city
and To tender them 4 reception III the Governors
Room ! ne reception was announced 10 begin AT
D. H. Yesterday. Long before That hour the corTl-
doris OF the CIty Hall filled by eager crowd,
anxious TO see the men about whom much has
been written within the last few months.
The doors were opened soon at,cr o clock, and
double line of policemen kept back the crowd. Mr..
MelvI lc accompanied 10y Mr.. NOrOs. was usAercd
INTO the room by the committee, and stood in front
of Washln stOu's table, where they shook hands for
nm bour during winch time = 900 persons welcomed
home the heroes BY the side of Mr.. Melville stood
Chief Engineer Barry, of the Colorado. Nindemann
wa, NOT present bur his absence was pleasantly eX
cuscd bv Mt Melville who said that "A man III love
could not be expected To attend 10 less important
natter. The first person to greet Mr. Melville was
Chict Engineer DanDy. an Old friend who himself
has been Oh two Arctic expeditions, aud Is now
.,lxfy-two years old lie gTaspcd ms young
fnend's hand, then they embraced, ana
soon both were weeping, while they kissed
each other Among those present were the
.euiife Board of Aldermen, ParN Commissioner
Olbnc Chlcf Engineers Allen, Neweil ana Barry,
Judge Hyatt and homa, Costlgan. Many ola
acouaiut Inccs ana several ladies' stopped 10 chat
moment with Engineer Melville. The reception
lasted about an hour.
Sir. Neville tclcgraphed 10 Acting Secretary OF
the Navy Walker Wednesday night asking permit
,Ion 10 delay porting III aShngtOn Tor i've days.
An affirmative IcP.y was returned.
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The Republican Convention for the Id Assembly
District OF Queens Comfy to elect delegates TO the
State Convention was held ut Jamaica yesterday.
The following delegates were appointed, each town
naming its representatives Hampstead, Martin
" b. Wool; alternate, Russell Edridgc. Jamaica,
William ). Cogswcll; alternate, w. W. Gien.
Long Island City, William II. Williams; alternate,
Edward Bowling. Newtown. Charles VI. Chamber
lam alternate James \. Farbrolher. The dele
gates tOlth Judiciary Convention are WV. Glllcn,
Jamaica; Robert a. Dawson. Hampstead; Luclus
" Marley Long Island City and Garret j. Garrett
son. NeVtowu. The delegates, excepting those
from NcWtOwn, are anti-COrnelL
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MIDNIGHT VEA THEE REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ror TIE pas, hcentyto"r hours.

N7IJDS7S 7IT ~ PIN TTVEWyJ00T V1TM
WAsHINGTON. Sept. 10 l a. m.-The barOm-
ecr j. highest the Last Gulf States The storm has
continued it, easterly movement and i central in
The 81. Lawrence Valley The temperature has risen
from s. 10 . tie tantic coast and fallen from 3
To IN the Northwest. Local rains reported from
New-Engand and The Middle Atlantic states; elsewhere
cast Of Tie Mississippi ara in the West Gulf States the
wembcris fair strong sOuihcrly winds prevail ia New
England and westerly winds I'm the Middle Atlantic
states the Lake region, ONO Valley aud Tennessee.
Indications FOR tO-dGy
For Ncw-Encland. partly cloudy weather and local
rains. sOutcIlv shifting TO westerly vnds, higher bar
Omctcr, stationary or lower temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair atncr, westerly
winds higher barometer, stationary or lower cmpera-
tuIc.
CqdiOaGTy Signals.
Cautonary signals continue from New-Yori to East
port, and caItouary ofshOre signals continue frOm
CHiDCOieague - sandy Hook
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RrprBr1cANs OF CINCINNATI

CINuNNATI, Sept. IL - The Republican
Comfy Convention this afternoon adopted resolution
dcclaring That in accordance with the action OF the
Republican sa1c Convention Of 1880 az Cleveland, and
Of That al Columbus 1882 demand that the present
LEGISLATURE prepare and submit to spopular vote
clause amending the State constitution, which shall en-
abIc the Legislature 10 regulate The traffic n intOXi-
ct ring Iuuur- Tnr following nominations were made:
For sheriff. samuel lcre,iord; Prosecuting Attorney,
Miller Oulcalt: Recorder. William klelsiedi Clerk
MISSIONER Thomas buchanan; County solicitor, Charles
L.
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CONVENTION OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

DETROIT Sept. 14.-Ihc convention OF retail
liquor dealers which has been In session in this city
yes crday and to-day, was composed mainly oil dealers
iu this city They adjourned this afternoon after adopt
fn,resoutons coudemung the rising prohibition seuu
nent and promising resist IT, They also resolved to
prosecute the keepers Of all the lower class stores IN The
cty fully one fourth OF the whole NUMBER that keep
oncu All night IN defence OF Law and are known The
h. orf ni d!-rcputub.c persons. The question O loW
tualr pnti.l support sh0ud he given Was discussed
without formal acuOu. sentiment favorable 10 the
krpuDlican candidate secmed 10 be general
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AILMENTS A'I0NG BRASS AND COPPER Work
WrN.-u Is well known by those WHO have worked or
brass TO any extent that tie system becomes 20 per
m,ated by thcdu~t arising that atie ,eoreilons
salivary, ami the PRESERVATION become yltia'ed oJ
i.o much s Ills tine cqsc indeed. that brass workers
shirts N summer are stIlhcI green er,H trp QUOT
.Xics from m pore oI ile skin and stands u b., ale
ino, il tne cxp'rforafOH from thr throat IS of t-t
same color. or wounds upon I'D. myers p'eon.
Wv sore much inAlIu1d, and are slow 10 heal ;
rom l.
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FnrNcn ExrrnNENr. NH CorrLr.-Ml[

FRENCH EXPERIMENT, WITH COFFLE-MM.
Leuen and semere have reported TO the Paris Biology 81
society of their experiments on tc action Of coffee
in digestion. In one instance, thirty grams Of coffee
were mixed in one hundred aud h.ty grams Of water
for dog which wa, killed three hour, after; e1arn-
nation. the mucous membrane az the stomach vas
found pale. d'sco.ored, and profoundly anTmlci thC
vessels on the internal surface. well those ia the
paripherv were contracted; there remained ono huE
dr,d and Forgive grams 90 the hlAtWc uuugtrtel
and the stomach d- ->,ion diminished, Hc-e tire con
traction al the vessels ana the ro,l auc con
ditlon OF the mucDu, membrane prevent the ccrruor
oil tine gastric juice. These experiments a. VIII De seen
differ ia their suits from those o. pdOuX and Otl 10
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Two ROAns INCoRPoRATED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 14.-Artcles Of
association for the Arkansas and Indian Territory Rail
road were filed with The Secretary Of state to-day The
copita is 81 100000 The road is TO begin in Sewer OF
Polk County, on the Indian Nation line, and to run
aorrthco.t 10 Washington, in Hampstead County Tho
Arkansas aud Louisiana Railway Company was also IN
rnru1ritcd Tie capital is Sl2OOOJO. The road Is To
be- n al or Hope, tAc Iron Mountain hdlIo"u'
..rd IN rlln cont hcn.i 10 tie Innalana line.
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). 1882. PAGES.

Wednesday evening, the fifteen delegates from the
Twenty Ward wholly ignored the seven OF the
Twelfth Ward and chose three delegates from their
own ward This occasiODed considerable feeling ,and was
the subject OF the resolution presented last evening
General Berne supported the resolution Of Mr. Corwin
I'm hearty speech The Association decided 10 bring
the matter before the Central Committee TOT vesuga
ton at lis next meeting II the committee does not take
adequate measures the recent acton OF the
Twentysecond Ward Association, II Will be referred 10
the Stgte Commiffpa
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crNsrRING 4 WARD ASSOCIATION

The Twelfth Ward Republican Association
held itsfregular monthly meeting at One-AuLdrcdand-
tenth.st aud the west Boulevard, last evening.
Charles q. Corwn presented resolutions con-
dcmnng the manner in which the delegates OF the
Association had treated by tho delegates Of the
Tvcnty..ecoud Ward Association. As the XIXth Dis
trict embraces considerable territory IT
Is divided into two branches-tho Twelfth
and Twenty.secoud Wards. At the cleo
ton Of delegates to the St@t~ Hs-'-~"'"" "".
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REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE.
La TELEGnArm Io M rRInuNEI

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-COngressman Petit
bone arrived in Washington to-day He seems hopeful
abOut the campaign in Tennessee where he thinks, the
Republicans have much the best OF H. The unfortunate
split in the Knoxville District has given the Democrats
courage to attempt the capture Of PetibOnes district
and they sending documents and speakers there Tor
that purpose Mr. PettbOne hOwcvc., i not frightened
and says ne Will have a fair majority. He also thinks
that the Memphis district X safe.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN JERSEY CITY.

A fire broke out at twenty minutes aftes
O'Clock yesterday morning in frame building at tho
foot Of Johnsonave jersey City which used BY the
Central Railroad Company for storing supplies. In
short time the building and all ITS contents were do
stroyed. The loss was 3. 500, fully injured.
Considerable excitement WAS caused in the vicinity of
the Wechawken Oh Dock yesterday morning by tho
breaking out of fire IN James Duiy's house, which IL
in close proximity TO the oil yards. The fire
fined 10 the building and oxfnRuished before IL had
gained much headWaY The loss h 200, ln.nred.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 1.-THE gross receipts OF the
Buffalo, Pittsburg and Western RAILROAD IoF August
were 100000. OF which $1,000 were receipts o. thc
on Ctv and Chicago branch Ihc-c figures snow an IL
crease OF $1,000 over August, ls-l.
WINMrEG, sept 1f-Gcncral Rosscr has been ap-
pointcd chief engineer Of the Hudson Bay Railway
Company.
WINNTEG, sept. LITTLE Thunder Bay branch Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway VIII be opened tomorrow Tor
ircignt and paesengcr traIlc.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE ELECTION N MAINE.

BANGOR, Me, Sept 1l.-Rctums received
M The wing and courier office irom4 cities and towns
give an aggregate of tins years vote
1879 of which Robbie has 70.Gl9; Paiscd. 90. Su;
scattering, 55l; Robes plurality, 0.-J3; majority
over ali - no. The last year aggrc-
gate of Il2179 of which Davis mad 7l.579, Pidstcd
7OOt2. scattering JJ-; DuyI5's plurality, l.y31 The
towns still bc hciid from gave IN lS-O-DdYls, l900
PItl,tctl }.61l sea- tcriug H.
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GENERAL ANGLOIRISH AFFAIRS

DUBLIN, Sept. LIN consequence OF Clllioru
Ioyds subscription to the Limeri TX races Dehg ac-
centod the gathering has been 'boyc0lted ana OWNS
have received letters to the effect that II thcy run o
horses i'm those racesfhcy will be killed. .
An attempt has been made to murder TWO iaIHHgis
who purchased hay from the holdh5 VI al O'''''
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OTSEGO FAVORS FOLGER.

CONFESSIONS, n. y. Sept. 1.-the lst District
of Otsego elected to-day the following delegates:
Andrew Davidson. II. II. Smith and p. d. Fay.
They arc uum structod, but the majority are sup
posed To favor FOlger.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 14.-lt is announced 'Ila'
Messrs Parnell. Davtt, Dillon and Brennan nave W
cidod to hold Il conference in the autumn i'll o'"'i ~
start National movement III winch various movements
ION. ,oi,, an scn,rorcly will he consolidated upon
rotform of National selfgOvernmcnt, the HnoHloh. W.
ordlordiSm, the promotion of nome inuu,,,,iIN, '0
riohts of labor and paid representation III faiHhh'H
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, sept Il, a. m.-The movement
in the barometer yesterday downward. Clear and
fair weather prevailed. with light I'll OF an incn
during the first and last quarters The temperature
ranged between G1o and sOS the avcrge f7lG-oj being
% higher than the pOnding day year and
9Si higher tuan Wednesday.
Clean or far and warmer weather may be expected
to-day ia this city and vicinity
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STATE NOMINATIONS IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA Neb., Sept 14.-Ihe Democratic
state Convention met oday and nominated the follow
ng ticket For Governor j. Sterling Morton Of O'oe;
observation-disclosures J. f. Warner; Secretary Of STATE,
Charles j. Bowlby; Treasurer Peter -. StuIdeVant
Attorney-Gcneral j. {. Crawford; Auditor, Charles
Icpch.
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tlemen present He recognized in several of them
old acquaintances.
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.
MADISON FOR WADSWORTH.

CAzENovIA, n. Y. Sept 14-At the Madison
County Convention held at Morrisville to-day,
Burr Wendell. Nathan T. Brownell, Allen r.
Turner, s. A. Fitch. Francis Hyatt and 5. Barr
were elected delegates to the State Con vention.
The first five votes viii he cast for WadswOrth on
throughout, obtaining eleven out of fourteen
county commit teemen.
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NORWICH, y. Y, sept. 14.-At the Chcnan-
60 County Democratic Convention held today the fol
lowing delegates were clec ed Charles r. Hall, Elliot
D,uforth and o. f. MattersOn. They favor the nomina
lion OF Mayor I'LL. of ELnra, for Lcnt"uaYt Coy ernOr
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nNrARIO COUNTY For CORNELL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmuNaI


CANANDMGUA. n. Y, sept 1.-the result OF the
primaries held IN the towns of Canadice and Bristol
to-day makes it certain that the delegates to the
State Convention from Ontario County, the
home Of Judge Folgcr, will be instructed tor Gov
crnor Cornell with WadsWOrth for second choice.
A clear majority of the eighty delegates that Will
comprise the district convention instructed Tor
Cornell despite the desperate efforts Of the Federal
officials To prevent II.
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FovDA y. Y. Sept. 1.-THE report telcgraphed
from Amsterdam that the Montgomery delegation
was unlriendy to Starin is unqualiGcdly false
Mr. Fish and myself are both friendly to Mr.
Starm, and will do my best to secure his nominal
tlou }. '. >. EDWARDS.
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DUTCHEss COUNTY UNRESTRICTED.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n Y, Sept 14,-The Republicans
Of the lid District, Dutchess County, have ap-
pointed b. Platt Carpenter George Innis and A. b.
Smith, of PouQhkcepsc; Georg' Esselstyn, of
Rhinebeck and George Lamoree, of Pleasant Valley,
delegates to the state Convention without i'll
.fr
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ST. LAWRENCE FOR CORNELL.
[nr rrLEaRArn ro ME rRInrSrI

CANTON. n. Y, sept. 1.-THE lid Assembly Dis
trct of st. Lawrence sends as delegates to the
State Convention Leslie w. Russell, A. B. Hepburn,
D. $. Lynde and Worth Chamberlain They are
for Cornell for Governor
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DIR. JAMES ". q. CLEMENTS.

Information was received at Police Head
quarters last evening that DR.. James q. Clements,
member of the Board Of Police surgeons had died a,
Ph0uicia, Ulster County ~ \. Dr. Clements was
well advanced in years. lie had been 81 for more THAI
Two months ana he had gone 10 PhUnlca ia the hope
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THE DISP1TcH SA1EISG SHELTER.

..in VNisAor TIL, n. H., Sept. IA heavy
,o"'n'"''ef has prevailed along the New Hampshire
''Nec morning, many vessels making this harbor
'iose II Is surmsed that Tie Dispatch. with the
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DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Sept 1.-THE electric
display here last night very pronounced. The Bap-
list Church at North Parma was struck by lightning.
The barn Of Supervisor Eam A. Cross Of tbe place.
also struck. Loss 5000. Fourteen telegraph
poles just north Of this city shattered by the gAt
NH
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HEAVY FAILURE OF 4 STOCK BROKER.

LoNDoN, Sept. 1l.-Edward r. de NoI1N'
OF No Coptha Court f. G., stock and share oro'
and very extensive outside Spectator on inc otocN
Exchange has failed. He had accounts open i'll M u'
soriptions of stock Including the Grand Trunks having
been aneculaing for fall His Indebtedness 10 ono nil
OF brok RS is 100000.
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COTTON FREIGHT RATES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 14.-Ihe rates on cot
ton 60 Baltimore are 81 cents hundred pounds. roduc-
ton Of q cents; TO Ncw-York and Phladcphia -
cruf- reduction of 10 cent; TO Boston, Pl"'dcHcc
ana Fall River, - cents, "a reduction OF - cents.
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THE REV. HENRY yIDAYOR.

SAN Francisco, Sept 1.-THE Rev. Henry
vdavor. rabbi Of the Congregation Sheriff Israel for
merry Of Philadelphia, died this morning at the age OF
forty years.
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THE DELEGATION FROM ALLEGANY.

ANGELICA, n. Y, Sept. l4.-At the Ale
gany County Democratic Convention held to-day, the
following dele gates were elected p. Manchester, T. J.
Common and T. W. Chamberlain. Resolutions were
passed fayoring Mayor Hill, oil Elmra Tor Lieutenant
Governor
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OF regainng his health. His home was at No "a West
Ffy-sixth-st and his district embraced the Nineteenth
and Twenty-eigbth Precincts. He had been aponce
surgeon out eight years.
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ACoMMIrrEE TO SUGGEST CANDIDATES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The officers OF
the town meeting held last TUESDAY met to-day After
several speeches were made IL agreed to refer the
subject ~ suggesting candidates 10 a committee OF
twtufy-1ye. Inls committee appointed with John
Wauaa.r ~ chairman, and the members VIII report
at "A general meeting on saturday.
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CORNELL MEN FROM CLINTON.

WHITEHALL, NJ T., Sept. 14.-The Clinton
County delegates are w. p. Mooers. W. J. Nc
Cofrey, ID. Ayers G. +. Nye and j. b. White. They
are instructed for Cornell.
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NOMINATIONS EOR ASSEMRLY.

AUBURN, n. Y, Sept. 14.-The Republicans
of the Id Cayuga District to-day nominated William
Rowland for the Assembly.
CANTON, " Y, Sept. 4.The Republicans Of this dis
trict have nominated NJ D. Bcckwith, of Canton, for
member Of Assembly