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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
~ to make application to the Honorable David s.
Walker, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Second
Judicial Circuit of the Stats of Florida, in and for
the County of Leon, on the sixth day of January
A. D. 1885, at the City of Tallahassee, in said
ty, for authority to sell the interest of Lila A
Dean, minor child of Francis E. Dean, deceased, in
the following described land, the application being
to sell the whole thereof-the interest being an un
divided onethird part thereof-viz: The south half
of the northeast quarter, and the east half of the
southeast quarter, of section nineteen; and the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
ton twenty, township one north, range one west.
ANDREW j. WILSON,
Executor of the Last Will of Francis E. Dean, and
Guardian of Lila A. Dem, minor child of Francis
f. Dean, deceased.
December 5. lSS+lm
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
~ to make application to the Hon. VIM. r. Byrd,
County Judge IN and for the county of Leon, State
for order of said court to sell the following real
estate the property of the estate of E. s. Carmine
late of Leon county, deceased, to pay debts of said
estate to-wit: The SW4 of the SCI, of Section 49,
of the SWZ, of Section 19, Township 2, Range g.
North and East and the SW1 of the NWH, of
Section 80, Township 2, Range 8, North and East
A. MOSELEY, Sheriff,
and ex offcio Admir- Estate E. s. Carmiue
November %, lSS2-4w
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Legat easements, &C.
Administrators Notice

NIOTICE.H HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI, ppp
IN SOFA SIR claiuss against the estates Of Fanns
g. Cole and Rtensnon B. Cule both late of Leon conn
ty and StatGIt Floria, deceased, whether a. cred.
iiors, legatcN or pessons entitled TO dstribuiion
to present tts:r ciains 10 tbs undersigned admIn,s
traitor and a9inistra2or de bonis aos at Ceptrevii
post-ofiice, sfaperiy authenticated within the tir
prescribed FL law, this notice will be plead In h
OF same; aIsa all persons indebted to said estates
are requesttls.f0 make Immediate payment
III GEORGE T. BARKSDALE
Admir- EatAse Fannie 8. Cole. decd, aud ADM
W. bcnis bon Estate A. 8. Cole, decd .
NovembeE ., 1sa2--Sw
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
IN to make application to the Hon. VIM. 2. Byrd,
County Judge in and for Leon county, State of Flo
rda. ON the 10Th day of December A d. 1882, for
an order of said court to sell the following real es
estate, the property of the estate of Cat6arine P
Bowen late of Leon county, deceased to pay debts
of said estate, to-wit: Tallahassee City Lot Fifty
six, South half OF county quarter
A. MOSELEY, Sheriff,
and ex-ofiicio Admir- Estate c. P. Bowen, decd.
November %, 1SS2-4w
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Executors Notice

NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
IN sons hGi ~ clxihs against the estate Of Mary
Vinson, latdNf Leon; county, and State of Florida
deceased whether - creditors, leatees or persons
entitled 10 @ktribution. 10 present their claims 10
the undersigned executor, at the City of Tallahas
see, property authenticated, within the time pre-
scrbed by 9F, or this notice will be plead In bar
of same, aSsd all persons indebted to said estate
will make Ia inent Immediately
Il: JAMES NJ. VINSON
NovembGs Il. 1889 -sw Executor
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discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE UNDER
- signed nsiministratrix of the estate of r. w
Fisher. dec Alce late Of Leon county, State of Flo
rida, will p6tsent her final accounts to the Hon "
p Byrd, Copnty Judge of said county, and ask for
a discharges such sdmiuisi patrix.
] H. b. FISHER
October = TSSS-6Dl Administratrx
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NIGHT EXPRESs-(Daily)

Pullmaf Palace Sleeping Cars on this train for
Savannah S2 charleston and Washington
Passen4s;ss taking the night express can get into
the sleeplHg cars al O'clock p. m.
new EeStaorant has been opened at Waycross.
and abun tpt time will be allowed for meals by all
passenge sains
COnnee{sag al Charleston with steamers for New
York, PhaSielphia and Baltimore
ThroueEI Tickets sold to all points by rail and
neutrality-suspicious., and baggage checked thrO.
Also SleE.*ng Car herths and sections secured at
Comranyes)fce in Astor's Building, "a Bay street
and at d. be- Ticket Office.
I FJAS- |. TAYLOR, GenI Pass. Agent
GEO. N.HAINES Agent
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF,
- the undersigned, administrator do bonis non OF
the estate Of Augusta E. Stebbins late of Leon
county, and State Of Florida, deceased, will present
his final accounts to the Hon. VIM. p. Byrd, County
Judge Of said county, and apply for discharge as
such administrator.
SAMUEL STEBBINS,
Administrator de bonis non.
September u. 1882-6m
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PCBI.ICA.
- ton of this notice, / will present my vouchers
aud final return administrator Of the estate of
James w. Smith, late of Wakulla county, Florida,
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge of said
county, and ask to be discharged from the further
of said estate
8. 8. SMITH,
Admir- Estate J. w. Smith, decd
December 10, 1882-6m
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Terms TO Mail Subscribers.

Ji several editions OF THE Sun sent by mail, post
pai !. rs fol;ows
DAEY-55 cents a month, $3.50 year with Sun
Ely edition. S7.7O.
SUNDAY Eight pages, 81. 30 year.
WEl,KLf$I year Eight pages Of the best matter
81 the daily issues Agricultural Department OF
tneqnE1ed merit. market reports, and literary scicn-
ifc, and domestic intelligence make THE WEEKLY
irS the newspaper for the farmers household. To
Iubs - ten with $40, an extra copy free.
Address 4. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
"a THE SIN N " CITY
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ALMOST AS BAD!

what tiie Perplexed Physicians DO in
Cases of Emergency.
I'm tell yon the honest TRUTH answered the doctor,
"Rrights Disease bothers the medical men almost
badly a does Having passed a certain stage,
bh pop straight TO eternity 1t may be unprofessional
to set out he secret but whenever patient comes to
with BrGhts Disease, any kidney trouble acting like
+. tell him to put on BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER without delay
The e:or spoke by the card The Capcine goes right
oohe s5os II You be helped the Capcine will do it.
E.tjk on For frauds Is the word CAPCINE cut in the
bdle Of The plaster If you all right Price, %
cet ta. stabury johnson, Chemist, New York. High
est awards 33-4w
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i: Gag 500. -I
THIS MEANS BUSINESS

I wfLIf e1vE "oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS"
for a9bs;case of " caius and Fsrsr" that my
"soutE American Yerba Buena Pills.
will not Gag. il taken directed In administering
them for "a past fifteen years, have the first
to be regfEed That they have failed to cure, and in
nine cas- OF ten one box is sufficient testimo
nials oelXa show The South American Yerba
Bueua Pas" are cheap uostrum, but will posi-
lively do xseat is claimed for them
SSnt b!cRail ON receipt of price, 81 so per box.
(! W. II. BAXTER, Proprietor,
Rio Carrsbclle Franklin County, Fla
~" Foe &ate az Rawls' Drug Store.
We, the serstgned certify that we had the ChiIs and
Fever anes ralaa fever and that took one 6r only
OF the lfnha Buena Pills" which positively cured
and We haJssaa none since
Robert 4ttsir. r. 4 Chason, James NJ. Pickett. B.
Brown. 4 4. Siivey u. L. Gibson, Jas A. Sunday W.
C, Gilmf Henry Allen, Charles S. smith, and others,
Alto Carrabelle, Franklin County, Florida
.JauuarvsH5. l2Ho-lv "
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CONNECTIONS.

At Jack$pnv;lle with Waycross Short Line for all
points Notth or West; with the Fernandina and
JacksonvlFc Railroad for Fernandna, and with
steamers f9rall points IN The ST. Johns river
At baldk'in with the Florida Transit Railroad for
all South 3'arica, Ockiawaha river or Gulf points
AT Live tjhk hy tFlins Nos. ) and q with the Sa-
vannah, Fs'rida aud Western Railroad for Albany
and SavaIz ail.
At TalE3.aSsee with st. Marks Branch Railroad
on Tuesds$a, Thursdays ard Saturdays
AT Chat 3atOoehee river with steamers Chatta.
hoochee Q't. Sundays and Everingham on Thurs
days for falacLcola. ana returning on TUESDAYS
and Saturdays fer Columbus. Ga.
! J. 8. MCELROY
W. NJ. lSNHlDSUN. Master Transportation.
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Passcnge srain leaves Jacksonville 10 A. NJ. ar.
Iives at IFtiwin io.l5 A. VI. Returning, leaves
baldwin 2s1al +. NJ, arrives at Jacksonville 5 30 p
NJ, making close ctions with Florida Transit
Railroad G Gainesville, Ocaa, Leesburg and Cedar
Key.
ty- sLSEPERs ON NIGHT TRAINS. 81
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fulltnan Ealaae Sleeping Cars on this train from
JacksonvIe te Cincinnati via Atlanta and Cincin-
natl SoutiEen Railroad; to Montgom, nv via Albany
and Enfasaa, and to Chicago via Montgomery and
Louisvll8:
Passensss arriving by this train for Palatka and
the Florida :SontherI Railro make close conpec-
ton with st:amer at the railroad wharf
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H- The above sale is postponed until Monday,
the 4th day of December, 1882
A. MOSELEY, Commissioner.

The sale of the following part of the above de-
scribed lands. towit: The NE1l Of the NWAl, and
VIZ of the NEH, of Section %, 7. 2, R.2 and !;
and the VIZ of the Mex and the NWL of the Sc
a, of Section 4; and the E1S of the SWl, of Sec
tion 4, T. l. r. q and E /; and the SEA of Section
"a, T. 2, r. 2, and E; and the NEH OF Section 8.
Section S5 T. 2. R 2 and E, containing 600 acres,
less, is postponed until the first Monday in
January next, being the LIST day of said month.
A. MOSELEY, Commissioner.
Decamhnr 12S2-4w
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FLORIDAIcEHTRAL AND WESTERN R. R.


JAoKseNvILLg, FAA., June 25. 1882
Commencing this date, trains on this road will
FILL
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Legal Advertisements
Conrnissionar,s Sale.

DYyIRTuR or AN oRDER or TIE COUNTY
ID Court, IN and for Leon county, 0tate Of Florida
on the second day Of October, A. D. 1662s VIII
oer for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash, on the
house sQnare In the City Of Tallahassee Flo
rida on the drst Monday OF November next. being
the sixth day of said month the following described
lands belonging to the estate Of John p. Branch,
deceased, for payment Of the debts OF the said
estate, to-wit The SEA of Section 81; the SEX
and SWI Of Section SO, and the VIZ Of the SW1
Of Section sail In Township 2, Range ., North
and East. Also the Mex and the SEX and the
Ek Of the SWZ Of Section 8. Township l, Range ..
North and East; aud the NWA and the NEz. aud
the SEX, and the Elk of the SWH, and the SWH
of the SWA Of Section S, Township l, Range 2,
North and East; and the NWh, and the VIZ OF
the SWA Of Section 4, Township ], Range 2: North
and East-containng In all eighteen hundred acres,
more or less.
The NWk Of the SWH of Section 5, Township /,
Range 2, North and East; and the VIZ of the NEZ,
and The NW1 Of the SEX, and the EX Of the SWH
of the SEX Of Section 4; and the Mex of Section
8, in Township /, Range 2. North and East; and
the SEX of Section 81 and the NEH of the NWZ,
and the VIZ Of the Mex of Section 26, In Town
ship 2, Range 2, North and East and the SWZ of
the SWL Of Section IS, In Township Q, hange 2,
North and East. All In Leon county, State of Flo
rida. Purchaser to pay for titles.
Oct. 3, 1S82-5w Commissioner.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all persons bav-
~ ing claims against the estate of Catharne p
Bowen, deceased, late of Leon county and State of
entitled to distribution, to present their claims to
II undersigned administrator, the City of Tai
lahassee, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, this notice will be plead in
bar of the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment Immediately
A. MOSELEY
Sheriff and ex oficio Admir-.
November 28 1SS2-Sw
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SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
&2AM - - -

On andaafser SUNDAY, November 6, 1882, Pas
senger TTEins on this road will run as follows:
Z, FAST MAIT fD:N
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jacksonville EXPREss-( Daily)

Pullman Drawing room Cars daily between Jack
sonvile ai<G Savannah, connecting Savannah with
through Keepers North
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-15
ASSlGNEk'S NOTICE OF SALE


~ -,,r -,s-, -
nHH D.y1lE ICF COShT OF TNE
Sae0nu !uulc1aI Dlsflct, In and for OrT1sby
CHEnffroIs.s VI ~. - ;. ~. H. y no - III.
Hut ~ The II.trit , VI ~, ,, oIual OF saio sSued
~ ny ~; ISL ~ oouIt oI tne second Juoleni
~ Nna ~. AM a.; or .ne county OF Ormsey state
VI NeV"oa, III Inc mater OF the estate OF X. K
nnJ - r,a direntod u1at1i vs. his Gredltors
18th day Of November. 1881. in which l am di-
consisting of certain ploperty hersin aeter a.,
property, to wit
plated lemon squeezer.
plated cocktail strainer.
cork screw.
beer faucet,
pair vases
pair panel pictures
| dozen schOOners,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-15
sIst Day OF December, "A. ID. 1881
A5s!GREs's NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SEC.

cad judicial District, in and far Orrrsby County Stctc
Of Nevida.-THOM s BEER VS.. HIS CREDITOKs
by virtue OF an OrGcr of sale issued out OF the Dis
trict Court OF the second Judicial District in and
Tor the county of Ornsby. state of Nevada in
the matter of the estate of Thomas Beer, an in.
solvent debtor, VS.. His Creditors, and to me iii
rected ana delivered, and dated the 2ist day OF
November, A. ID 1891, in which | am directed ~
sell the estate OF said inSolvent debtor consisting
or certain property hereinafter described / hava
taken possession OF the following property, to
wit: a piece Of tim Der land on Wolf creek In
Alpine county, California, consisting Of 100 acres
Empire City slaughter house. Lola :. s. Sand 10,
Block Nam Der -. Dwelling house and lot, Mum
Der :, Block Number 81. Dwelling house, situate
on Third street. Dwelling house and lot Num- ber
g. Block NUM- Der 81, all in Empire City, Or,nsby
county, state of Nevada. One light spring wagon
IN good repair Notes against the following par.
ties: IL. ID. Brasher, amount Si6r, bal. SO S.
interest / per cent. per month; date, January 9TH
1876 Theodore l.. Johnson. -. ........
Fred. Il. Tucker, amount, 500: interest, | per
cent. per month; date, June I'd, ,S77. T.. May
amount, S469 81; Interest, per cent per month:
date, october 9th, lSS A. Rosenberg amount
S43 10; interest, per cent per month: date, No
VEN Der ), 1889. {. A. Flanders amount si9n:
interest, per cent. per month; date, July 18th
les. VI. .. Grady, amount, 1928 s.; interest /
M . Grady. amount, $40; interest," per cent
per month; date, April 24th, Is g. Also, blotter
Journal cash book and 3 ledgers, al Of these
books used by said insolvent debtor up to the
18th day of December, A. ID. ISS and containing
the account OF transactions with his patrons and
evidences OF debts owing to said nsolvent
debtors estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-15

the urine, and other diseases tat lead To insanity
aud death
DE-. MiNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for a of this kind the VITAL HESTOR-
ATIVE lnder his special advice and treatmenD will not
cure for anything impure injurious found in it. Il Il
MIN all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury Con.ultatiOn fee Thorough examina-
advice including analysis eft urine, IS co. Price
NJ Vital RestOfative 50 90 bottle, or four times
quantity 5000; address upon reeeipt OF
price c. o. D. from observations and in private
name if desired, by a. T.. MINTIE. Nj. ID.
IL Kearney Street san Francisco. Cal.
e -
DIR. MINTEE'S KILNEf REMEDY. NEPH-
r siCUfI cures all kinIs OF Kidney and Bladder
:, aints GonorrhGa Geet Leucorrhpa For sale by B. F.
F,ster and Geo G. ThaXte Druggists, Carson City $O0
4 b title, six hotties fog $500
DIR. MINI TIES DANDELION PILLS are the
st and cheapest Dyspepsia and BILIOUS cure
the market. For sale BY g. T. Foster and George c.
ThaYter druggists Carson CITY, mhl7 ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never.failHng cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital,
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh4a, LOST MAN
HOOD,mpotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses liz maturer years
such as loss of memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, a
version to society, dimnes' OF
vision, Eeises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserve0
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'tioe is hereby given that on the
2.st Day CT December. a. u. 1881.

At O'Clock p. NJ of that day, in front o. the
Court House door, in carson City. county o.
Ormsby, state of Nevada, Will sell the right
title and interest of said Thomas Beer, insolyent
debtor, in and to the above described property
at public auction, for cash in hand. to the be.t
and highest bidder, for the end and purpose.
directed by law.
S. T. SWIFT
Assignee of said InqolvCnt Estate
Carson City, Ormsby county, New Novem be-
-SSi- 1881 nJU-td
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MR.. WEED on roLGER AND MASON.

ThuTlOw Weed was yesterday morning,
having passed an uneasy night. In the afternoon
he felt better and in the evenin- he was III excel
lent spirits Mr.. Weed said that ne had been much
surprised to see what United States Distrct-Attor-
ncy Stewart L. WOodGord has said regarding Mr.
Folger. in an interview reprinted in yesterdays
TRIBUNE yet" continued Mr.. Weed. am
compelled to say that there is great deal OF SOUND
sense in whit Mr.. Woodford had said do not
think that good man as Judge Folger onght 10
be sacrificed to tie divisions of his party 1t is
really very hard that "A man in every way so good
and who would make such an excellent Governor
shonld b. nominated in such manner as TO render
it impossible to unite the party.
There is another thing wantto speak OF. before
yon 90" continued Mr.. Weed. Il want 10 say
something about Sergeant Mason. think the best
thing President Arthur could do 10 sgnaize the sue
cess of the Administration i'll t. late conVehtl"h'
would bc to pardon Sergeant Mason. and restore 10
him his civil rights. Mason was guilty Of no offence
TO Justify such severe sentence ss lac received lie
impulsively, as a soldier did what was wrong. Tie
had served under General Garfield and loved nm,
and was exasperaed beyond endurance when ne
caught sight of the lssassn and - coEnltcd an o.
fence AGAINST the law. oil though he dlh WIN no pII
heart The assassin Of President Gariicll deserved
death but he deserved u in Judlcial manner.
Sergeant MaSons act was net 80 much crime rs
patriotic mistake Every day that Mason sIier5 T ,n d
prison adds disgrace 10 Ou' Government anu 10 'Ir
red tape system under which he was .sontehct''
There has already been IN Ihye"iiGauon lhi"r'
which I believe. ha, developed tie TACT tuat ser
gcht Mason'S trial and sentence were Illegal yci
nothing has been dOnc toward securing us leI'aSc
The President, instead Of waltinG 1oT INC |''uN
action of the military people. should take tllS mar
ter mo his own hands al once ana ore Sergeant
Mason to his family. learn that Mason he'Ilh
is falling fast under his confinement, an' MS cd,e
therefore impcratvely demands immediate atten-
tiOu.N
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
CO4L PRICES ADTANCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-An advance OF
10 cents in the pce Of egg and % cents In stove small
stove and chestnut coal for October was decided upon
AZ a meeting of the Lchgh and schuyiK Oo" HA
changes today The city prices Of the Lehigh Coal ana
>o,,,a,ion Companv AT Mauch Chunk will be 20 for
hmm stove and small stove, - 81 for egg and chestnut
and ~ 70 for broken The line prices OF The same com
many VIII be - - for lump stove and small stoVe ana
81 for broken chcsnu, and The harhor prices OF me
phii,deluhla and Reading Coal ard Iron company Tor
i,r, on hoarI ycs-e nj POri Richmond arr fixed az
~ n s9r umu eamboat and brok IN, - 40 for egg aud
ft't 81 ~ Tor stove and 50 FOR pea. The line aud
~, ,ric,s q ~ he aame company at SchuylkA Haven
viii 6e - rs for lump. steamboat and broken, - %
~ S6 or pea These prices for hard white-ash coal
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
GENERAL iNGLo.IRIsu TOPICS.

DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-A brother Of Walsh who
hanged recently at Galway. has been found guilty
accessory the murder OF Constable KavaDagh at
Letterfract. The jury recommended mercy account
Of the youth of the prisoner Judge Lawson sentenced
him to he hanged on October2s
The jury also recommended Walsh 10 the mercy of the
Court, because there positive evidence, they
said that he had actually fired the shot which
KavahaSh's death. Tle prisoner very violent and
shouted loudly that the witnesses for the prosecution
had given false evidence Judge Lawson said that he
would forward the jurys recommendation to the proper
quarter but he could hold out hope to the prisoner
that it would be fayorably acted upon Walsh again
came greatly excited. and cried out that justice would
yet overtake his false accusers.
Owing to the accidental discharge Of the gun OF q
guard In the barracks LouRhroa Clifford Lloyd
rOwly escaped injury the shot having lodged Ia the door
OF his apartment.
All the "suspects" in custody have been released in
view OF the ex pratiOn tomorrow OF the term y; the
Coercion act
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
zone llalne.D
STILL FEAsTIyG ON HARMONY.

Harmony was the keynote OF the business
transacted as night by the Committee on Organization
Of ramnnany Hall. ExPOlice Justice Duly opened the
harmony campaign by stating that the union Of the De
ocracy in Syracuse would largely increase the Demo
cratic vote In the District. Samuel g. Courtney then
read q long series Of resolutions which approved the
Democratic nominations ant expressed especial srai-
cation at he restoration cf unity and harmony IN the
partv Tue Republican party was arraigned for
it's "coIupHon and extravagance"; the state
Democracy invited to deal boldly with monopoly
aggression aud the evil of watering the stock "f cor
norotions was denounced The resolutions concluded
with another tribute to harmony ard party union'
earnestly desiring that they should De continued IN the
counfy nominations. The resolutions were adopted.
Alderman Martin startled the meeting by declaring
that he mad been informed Dy prominent Repuohcah
leader that the Republicans intended to cOlOnlLc voters
I'm this city Al his request committee Of twenty -FOUR
v- apponed to protect the nights 81 voters ana 40 III
form Inc Dihtrct-A iOIBcy. Othcr committees were H
pplnted for harmony mass meeting WIN the
1ounty Democracy aud invite speakers 10 address
The General Committee on Monday. call for Prilhary
elections 10 make local nominations was adopted, Dut
the oates were not liked