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New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
~ INsTITUTTON FOR CHRISTIANS.

Il is Just year ago that the Christian Institute
was opened at No 236 East Twenty -t-lrd 81. Last
evening ~ first anniversary reception was held.
he founder OF the institute vas Andrew L. Ia
bri-kle, Vino or many years has been associated
with Sunday-soh0ol work. The idea occurred TO
hm that good might be don by he establishment
of an INST tutlou that could be froquenleG by boys
throughout tns We n. so he ur 81 house IN
Tweut, tnir -st. and had it converted into an IN
,titure. Ihe ground hoOr Is gwen up 10 a
lect ire room ups airs are library and reading,
chess and cOuyrrs.t on rooms; down airs are y
gymnasium aud baths. Membership may be Sc
cured Dy any Protestant over sixteen years OF age
on the payment of - cents month and chill
dren who attend Suuday--chOOl twice day are
admitted free.
Ia.l evening inc lecture room was decorated with
flags aud snlaX. ald al entertainment vas gwen
to "A large audience. Everybody had bouquet OF
flowers. the per umr OF winch ule1 the room
Cappa's 7th Regiment Band furnished the
music. An opening prayer a. offered by the Key
Dr. Brady L. Bac1us, and the keN. Joseph y
BiancuarI delivered an address. Among those
present wore Colobel and MIS- l.. VI. Crawford. tine
Rev x. T.. GruJer, t. q. Hou5 5hton, L. N. Peters
and Henry Note
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
RAILROID NEWS.
EARNINGS or BOSTON ROADS.


BosToN, sept. 29.-The railway year ter
inmate bore to MORROW Tho eXHct reports winch viii
be Inide TO the Railway Commissioners ~ course
not Dee given bat Tie journal say general way u I
uu cr.t0od ihst thc Boston and Albany has increased
ii- passe niger ru.u-s sCmenlg ke a5o0.0Jo ana st
about tne same upon it- freight traffic, owing
the low rates ru until JHy the through bust
ness. safe to estimate ta1t tn number o pa-sen-
gers handled by the road has mcfca ed some 5pJ,C0O
over lreylOIs years. lAc iHcnhusg VII
show something moan tle uet results for the
previous year OWNS % tlc railroad whicI lasted for
turcr-fodis of the year. The .ua-em lt mas cneree
lea ly pushed 10 ward tr extensive improvement o.
hs been a work upol lof several years. The Nev York
aud N-W-ll Iud, ia ai lu mileage Ol % lrr
ctut, he T. gross cIrnl-. 200 IJlut tuc
s-nl increase after t- books are p.i.ucrd Tor TO-
wear Do very probable fhIt ihrrr VIII nc
rIrru- li.cr if- u@tG charges slaI nave
been IIIOwr. LtcI 10 fierr uii' -uIal I.r
lr.t I.r $50 k .k.n in injection wien Opcr4tlL-
l4r ed proportion col ncw r0ai a i4c low rates o. th
ytur fit returns ul. b. -.l.I-f... iOrf.
las crl.. al fll.-s cOusld red ht7 lro11 d. pl-
sd as suCtc~- -iu Aul OI tlt buitIu roads.
IIr Ola tulIll '-fc..Iu- VIII tcr. .n.t -.uN la if
stands tA. Ld-ttru lA a. improve 1c- f.fc.
earning, To- b. uti iry c.ua er5anHced p' iner-0-ri
Ofrr44iIg irls". Iit sam llI il-I D. -il nl -Hr
Remaining. r.i4- l-I.Iu- Ou. o. tie c..1. Iuc gross
canning The Ncn-4 ark Nc# ..I-and Railroad I'D
SNOW au lncra.c a.ol 20 = cent, lne earnings Do
I--l being c-~uJ-J - ald u August l---,; $685. -b &C.
I.l thc Same Hultu- rfuN au increase
Of Il per c.u clO-.O.o -6 Iu Au-r-. t--l 90
Dolid u4u el.-4i1l- - slDss "Ad T-)Jo -oJ - Let
iJtT
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
ANEW LINE TO BUFFALO.

The directors Of the Delaware, Laci,awanna
Railroad Company, al tner m'ntAy lac --
ing yesterday, leased for 800 year the ne" ROAD from
Biuglauton to Buffalo which has ID built n an ex-
tension The main line 10y cOmpa called tIo New
YORK, Lackaa /, ma and Western. Under the terms OF
the ease which similar 10 taat made b. tie Morris
and Es.ex to the Delaware. Licka anna and Western
10 1869 he lessee company agrees pay tie mteres on
the bonded debt and per cent dividends on
the stock Tie New-lork. Laekav.nna and Western
has s-cG first mortgage bonds, bearing p'r cent god
iuterc- 10 t1e rnDuul OF -12pjOO1J. e -Aar- capt
tal - $1,000 1000 of uh.c $500 ha- been Issued
,0 the eutri. tonsru 'tOl Company, wuicu biu the
rOad and - 10000 has been rc-rrFrd Tor rqulImrui
Tho .4l. c..a er the lcssre company are
100000. Tue line is POO miles iOn- aA.. Goa .s
now heng shipped Buh4O. IL VIII be opened
fOi general traffic IN "a snort lmc.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
STATE PRESS CONNENTS.

4 Buffalo Democrat, who waited on Mr. IL
q u the o.ler day and asoed MIN II Lie was no. -olE 10
"Vuoop 30 up l"r t'rNeiAHl' W. 80 g. e. 80 .d o.. nave
already Aooped Il up Emira Advertiser ttepJ
If elected Charles j. FOlger viii be the
c,~o.r ot t6e state o. Ne-Yors And he VIII neither
- M ,f a. 10 enrcu ulrnstlf make places for am
niui,tratiou.-l Kingston Freeman tkerJ
There is no way of making "A new ticket.
The calrpi N has gun aud IT. eNrnate agenclc, are
In active operation Judge FoScr himself cahl9. ne
ronn.c,d wien nlsdeeds OF h, t0s Gus ana ui-
srrllpuYl, supp Irlels rochester Democrat li- -pJ
The reckless and unscrupul0us nature OF the
freecana sc-eue is --uincdutt hu-tac 20 ny lHt llc
That GER u wsuapers are trying 20 Dadozt tse IuI@
Gls.rci. MO yot-J IN FAVOR oi Il oy coNerty lnllna
that refusal tc do So VIII DE 10 oNeo 10y a. "S'Ni
upon the plbuc- -scuOd system-lIroy Times lHepJ
Can Judge Folstr afford TO accept tne sara
tora DO I'd .atlon OOyernori The revelations since
tie c0ny Iou the manner III wlch that no.llnaJoA
secured TOR nin make tnis question one ol t""
Ous import De Lightly asked OF aus"eted.--C ucA
Herald li.epJ
While Democrats and Republicans are dis
cu-sn tine yai ability OF candidates, 1t must NOT e tor
gotten that every voter OF BON parues sHoAu No1
against Amending tue CONSTITUTION 10 n"he ~ oiI ~
tIce hy taxing tue WAole 9tale I"I ttl p'Poso' - ~
le, this Dc forgotten There should nDt D. No1e h
uoga county ayor o. that fraud On the taN-lal es-
tOWecO Times lkcpJ
Ii strikes Us that there is confusion Of
person, ills LAX auoul ne sklrni5h line. 10 OF 20
ton. 1t - he sJaiwat Machine which Is on tne snrAI
Tie prlA.-- Oo--e, onicenoders ana mOuop1h7ts "ho
tl-ru'i.I iD1-and IA decidedly pcuods position II is,
TO- But fncy are there their own yoLtion- Albany
journal litpJ
Mr. Cleyelqnd's speech viii stir uD the Re-
Yuhnrsu ass ana remind them that the present
fgmocracy is tne tAey nave met ON every pou r
istt-fe a. from -5G T. l-s- ana tnai dut 10 country
10 party md 10 principles. calls upon them to A5-'
EARNESTLY as eucre ricaiy, ana as enrciuat} "huei
(ur-- j. F1lger as under OF the leaders VINO nave
preceded ullu la carrying the Republican 'taAdaId'-
iOgdcn-buI- JOuruaI thrpJ
The people of Buffalo and Erie County can
snake their WISHES ana 1ct at the polls Ol .l.
question Tho goin- 10 90 ir. 100, with such una n
ity as 10 make Grover Cleveland Governor Ol Nt"
Nork uy splendid aJority, hl, party only holds lta
own IN The rest Of the state, m0 asauredy u Wll
with "a vast OF vote, 10 spare. The Ties ot nome W"
count for something this time SURF. Buffalo Express.
(EcpJ
state Committeeman NOntdnye puts hlmseli
in the To-. tie luuOceut- aDroai Nhch hc say p
IL hl- statement respcctn- the proxy business lha H
did @ kow Maddens affiliations, and lu effect tiat h'
Was DBL tOus the IucauIu- OF the Issue Oh Maduch
and Pitts. ur admits hnse To DE an lgnoIdlnus or a
fraud Ills subsequent act IN voting Tor John 7hl t
a chairman tie state Committee, must he accepted
g. AIng lis status.-.Sy racuse Journal tkepJ
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
ALREADY NEEDING REPAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The work Of re-
moving the immense plies o books and records from the
npper floor OF the state Deuar ment Building was c"
Melted last week and on Monday Acung secreiary OF
STATE Davis turned over the secretary Of War the
roo,ns on that hour for the Use OF clerks from The
Generals Office who assigned To- duty on
~ ,o, Inn rols Upon examination, however. It was
fna thar the rooms were not In III condition TO be
occpled The ponsiye copper roof, which h- been IN
use only few years found to leak badly while the
plasterng done at enormous expense. was cracked
and broken and war continually dropping down.
IN IA. -t,id al the War Department to-day that the
plaser VAS 80 ia the iahs we're almost VlslDle fou-A
n The rofns are regarded A. not only uuhethyi but
1nsafe and A. Yn- d,cded 10 assign the clerks 10
dpg y there until extensive repairs nave Deeh mAue
Thee repairs are progress, ana II u thought mat
n viii e trarv rWo week. before the CLERKS, WnO are
nov hudded together the AdJutant-1enrrhls omcc
will be able TO occupy the new quarters hlehueu Ior
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
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IIIILI


BoLToN-At Bronx'ae. -.rtenber ~ Ann wii'" Of tho
aie rho aas hoit9 M ip me ID rai m M he, , i, o.1
X To- meet the ] 30 tram rom Grand Central Depot.
CKOMMELIN-On Thursday. 2stl inst Elizabeth A. ,rJm-
Rav: @ te iayliei TO attend me 'anGral 1 ser s
ocotci. Presbyterian Church lithst. uear oth-aFc.
- I9,I sarah Elizabeth Forbes. daughter OF the ats
Funeral service. VII Be 30. sg5 5haye saturday
Relatives ana trends ore Invited to attend.
HARVEY on Thursday ,ep,emoer 2s Anna Osborn wifs
Funeral % serVi1es her late residence s25 Le1ns,ouvo
sunday october J. 40 O'CLOCK J. DO.
Iutermeut At Woolawn on Monday morning.
Please omit flowers
KENNEDY-on september ~ $50 IN the 42d year Of 3D..
ag Eliza O. wife OF john kennedy and daagAier o. 10
Her immeiae re,yes ami friends ae invited 70 attend her
d1as 5aasa NS on s Wt s Ye~ go%T4. % ''0 Lei Late ''
II is requested thai no lowers be sent.
Ia so@ dt 5' Nm. a an6 lienTt Isyon '
Funeral om residence of his paien.s on sun
Inlermeni a. iIac.en-,e, y g. on Mondsv.
MILE -Ou sixth day moramg. on m2uth 29'h at -
residence, 80 sg4 rAcihcst, Bgoo.4yn Daniel O. AIef.
Funeral AZ Amawak on seventh day aolh II
Train leaves I5jtl st. ". Y g. and y. r. r. az a.
Nelson widow OF the late John q. Nelson - thls city.
DAY. at 1880
PE~HlNE-on Wednesday evening John Peshne in the
Funeral c-JiIencs of his soh in-aw John A. DE-
LaIOy. Namaronech on ~atgrd3y - pitmlrr 80 az
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10 At
Carritges VIII waiting arrival of the y o'clock
Grand Central Depot
sTRONG-At Westned Mlss, on the 2oth inst. Mary
STRAIT AN-At Altoona. Penn second day. the 25th
insL 9tratan formerly Of this in tle s2d
his age.
wALDRON-At Newcastle West hester County, septem
ber =. Martha Waliron wife o. the iae samuel W Wal
Funeral Portsmouth \ H.. on saturday. september 30
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
AN OPINION OF THE OHIO CONTEST.
~ rLLLIi.Arn ~ uE ImcAG-


VA-uISGI0>, sept. 20.-lu % private letter to
gentleman .n ,ni- city. Colonel q. W. Aioul,on, "nJ
ua- opulous Of % most decided sort, discusses the
situation ii OnIo NLio tle letter WAS not writ en-
for publication II is Ncl enough known that Colo
url Moltou is NOS the man to Haye one SET Of op'n-
lou, sor ,ue pIouc and auatne for private use.
therefore tuc following extract from MS letter Is
worthy Ot notice:
We ar. iu groa. trouble here about Cougrcssmen
f-at Ipr nD.. tl.I- Nr .tTe 100 or Ststr
rsr number Krpuul-1u- wlo D.4 4evc --tc tney are
bt t.iu crr,lu oth,r .ulcl- n tide party, ANA
lie. cons l.U.i uff tu force .un, Oth Dr dr
good a- tr ol-Ilrr f-ul- ives lD De- I-rJ nave at
..4uufcd TO nus go rl- ur go manner itt odrh"'
tn So. ;nty seek refor. lul nD whole parb II mace
Responsible i tile Wok u4 Nv % li7 lneiuDris Il IL
Vel. mach Regret. .ll WELT luiAAlu- men are
WIlI- u iuprlu the supremacy OF Tue
Republican Dtr. upOl issues tuIt are 81 uheii drawn
i. % .urfaPu, -elau would have 10 oc called upon %
epllu tnrll g. II. Hvrri-. man; nu 7uch 7 me Idc
b. e-u- to Iu. ntouaI4- mat tAi stat VIII be tDu 81
riurl about u-tii Ol Sunday laws, Whicu ave
Aettr clulce4, hG prIDit 80 CANNOT De cHAofCco
.i-4 4Jl- Is m tllal 10y jury remains.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
AN OPEN LETTER From MR.. GoRHAM

An OPLN LEI EH fAOM NIX. GohiAM.
NA,mSGr0N, S-pt. Z9.-Ihe National Re-
psb4ou, n. Tomorrow puDl,n au open ett from 10
La!.r Jr,ols. e.. 1olhal, addressed 10 G. L. Cooke,
independent ca.d.dutc lOr Congress uom
the Viu North Carolina District. Mr. Co.ae
ID n.s caIa aauoulcu- las candidacy makes an appeal
to tuc ealnast 4 puOaclu, sliA- tAe coallon ticket
An.rsuJ.Iu. fr8A Co0.e'- card aud coiucdln WItn
lm -o Jar .- ll- statements 20 that the Pc-Ieu Ias
never autuor.z ANY one say that Ae would punish
yo,er- 10y uouuppollun nt TO Oalce, Mr.. Gornam pro-
cecr- ID SLY:
"bui sncn you DENY the statement tla the President
l- lu ayul 90. cJtu 10 n0IIluc aud rach oi theD
vou .ra 4I. IO guide yuu to know edge Ot the
truiA j. tu.- lu.t alI ,.d j. "ua believe you d
-.rr, / W4l4 o. 31u tuI. Ou saturday tine - I
INST. President ArtDur stated To several persons
n .l0u Was Juc. n- r-,l ic- lu tuc -ity OI Nc"-
York. a ur Vt- not Oul, earnestly Tor the liberal
NOV. mrut IA Nortl Carolina. aud ANXIOUS lOf me
c.rtOA %. tine u.lc cO4,Ioa ucAct Whcn, oI COURSE
iucluuc- Dr. lOrnl, Ddt tldt he diu not
1sl, ul, position on tue subject To bee doubted oi n-u
d,r. .ood Lat Is AOt, course, any reason way any
voter ia Norm CdrOnnt rnoud support the "Jn' OHt
Al - good r,t-Ou wa, tuc Nci-Lt oi flt'dcl Atli1f
name snvud not be- thrown into tIc scale against IT,
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
IyCFS>IyE RATES INLAWFI-L.

SPRINGFIELD. H., Scp5, 29-An opinion
wa. rendered yes clday by tue Illinois -up,eln Court
ina case vovug the question as 10 the power OF he
state legislature TO re- Hate the rates charged by r
road companies for .reisnt carried 10 po nt- out-d' "
Illinois aul whether te net prohibiting unl s' d-crni-
nation I'D such rit- s cOnrayenuou ~ thr to-
-fIflfnn of L l.cI -ltc-. Tie case WIS on lh
wlcu 90 per cent greater rate was charged io htlinS
KAT Gilman tu rW YORK lihu from H. ria O."
New YORK. thoIru the stance rom Peoria -rca. cr
by eisnfy-sx mrs. Wl. noII uy ihe tOirt tua, the
char-c unjust. exc --.Ne, cXtoltlouatr aud unaW
ful alI In rf,c ire CIur upho tnc authority oi hr
Railroad ana Warehouse co lmi~s 1ncrs tO la.e tnc
fcgt charges from points in illinois 10 pout- OUTSIDE
rUe -faIn.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
nA.IL .-AnA
60. rrn,linc.n 1f.Iaich q 80 dincfnnrt En

Fro,a WasAtuc'or Dfspaich 10 The Cincinnati Enquirer
Wuit [ G tiIal Was on lG was the haDlt OF
Dor.,'~ ia ycr~ frequently AT MS nouse hee
fhf -far Ron case uOf only discussed, Out tue
secret story oi the last Prcsdeuua. campaign was
conued over Durs y Without rye. tOid these Jaw
yer- very INTEREST,", details of It's maLa-euent
and 10 one o. tuem your correspondent Is ~ IOr
fe .ossiu wnt IA 10 lows. You th Ak, no doubt, Nlth
many others. hat Chester A. Arthur was pat on the
tcAet with James A. Garfield as piece O. cruei NehE
aucr by Roscoe aling. don't your SAID the attorney
"A. suc.l ls case. Let ttu you the idc'',
a. got them from Dorsey. After ne LOln'halloh ol
Garfield Thought by the OhiO deleIa ION aiu an
should ~ the ticket, IL was bIOached 10 the NJ"
Pre- .Ie ID. uad auoltlOu once aroused Aver
III convention uad taken is recess, 10 was deV Vciou
ot A iinr was anXiOu, to 60 on the tcAel. lhe
a. r.. o, WAS hat wl COnkliug think Of IL lie was
y Al ed upou, sud at me suZgostlOn-sdlu ne
,rol1 cave nothing 30 with suc uc0el anu ciu NOT
fhak wOud II take tnc sec 1ud place inc t. u'
Dorsey was uted 10 wait upon touRug ana clIcNoI
T. reconcile aim 10 Arthurs scicchon Dorsey csltu Z"
h. note and found COnkling ia Ole room lic adNs,u
lim I AID III tie nomination OF Arthur 1Ou cdhh0l pc
serious about tnIs sad ConkIuE. But AN. anu 80
a. rs said Dorsey; wan SoI 10 rf Z IN
losr, to -ay nothing To nm upon tne suDtc" An
interval lullOWcd wherein other ma teis re o'cus''
when Dorsey GAIN OrOacDcd thc oilgl pIoroTltlou'
AZ Won -lcak OF the matter aglh, su rO"hNE,
Won viii ori e by leaving my room Dorsey uiu
,s lea, Iu- room, ala abandon Tue prime o'r
,,rt ot his VISIT wuereupUn COuk tn- said IL YOU per
s.t i'm fi.s uunoyauc VIII pal AOU Out OF the room
have yoa understand sir. tnat have faced batteries
,r-r -Iv tnat CunhIng couli not he thueteu III I"e
movement he left nim ana Arthpi was A".iiia'0"
" tAoat lis aid or appreciation This II history
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

IorIsvuLE. Ky., Sept. 29.-Ihe Repub-
-, ~, ,,. Itlr, Di-rrict to-day nominated Rev.
. J. w. Asbury. co Orcd, lOr Congress.
WEST CHEsILE. Penn. sept 29-Ihe Congressman
c,nfrees OF tue With District met here to-day I"ree
ballots were taken, each Ding Tie Det"eeh 'onBIos
man Ward OF Delaware County, and 7taee senator D. Is
Errsrf of the st.r county. The conference a,JouIheu
Ia meet IN Philadelphia On OctODt7 =
BEDFORD Ca, sept 29-Ine Independent KePuon
80, nr "A ID Hall OF Altoona. for Congress
SYRACUSE. sept. 20 Newton W. Ndtting' OF oswego'
No, ,,,auimollsy nominated the hrst ballot by the
t,.,nli,an Congressional convention OF the XNINth
D-trlct al Oneida TINS afternoon
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS.

BO,ToN, Sept. 29.-ihe Democratic Con-
cr,,.ion.l Convention OF tne lVtn Dis rict
na. been in session since o'clock tonight, but
IL, to .,ilninht no nomination mad been made,
f lime having been occupied IN settling contested del
egat.ons There are tnrec factions represented IN ihe
convention supp ,rng. respectively =. A. Collins, T. j.
Dacey and Joseph H. U'Neu bitter hgAt is expected.
IL d, sta;eu tnat Collins Will run Independently II he
dos urt receive the nomination. An ulorulLl b4uot
v- taken .nory aitcr dul-nt whict re-uilcd a. iyl-
lows: CoI.s. 90; Dacey 70; O'Aci - scatIeIlus l.
N uOlr uu4upcr OF votes, IL.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
OBITUARY.
THE DUCHEss or PARMA

BIARRITz, Sept. 29.-The Duchess of Parma
has died in childbirth The child was stillborn
Maria Pa des Graoes, Duchess OF Parma, was born
August p 1s49 and the daughter OF Ferdinand H.,
King OF the Two Sicilies by his second marriage with
Archdnchess Maria Theresa Isabella OF Austria She
married Robert. Duke OF Parma and Pacentia April 5.
1869 and leaves three sons and six daughters Tho
Duke Of Parma born I'm 1888, and succeeded his
father In 1854 under the regency OF his mother, tho
daughter OF the Duke de Berry. When the war
in italy broke out in 1852 the Parmesans established
a provisional Government and compelled the Duchess
Regent and her 10 retire into switzerland since mo
Xaon OF Parma ami Pacentla 10 Italy IN 1860 tho
Duke has lived FrOnsdOrf and Wartegg. He Il the
lineal heir or tine Count de Chamb0rd, hi. mothers
brother heir OF the ancient Celtic Kings of scotland
through The elder line OF BaOl aud coher Of the stuart
Tudor and Plsntagenet Kings OF Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
STORM on THE YhW-ENGLAND COAST

BosroN, Sept. 29-For several days an
easery storm has detained many vessels at tns port
The steamers CITY OF Portland for John. ~ b. aud
the Cambridge Bangor started out this morning. out
had not proceeded before II deemed prudent 70
return A gale from the northeast prevails outSu1
with "A very heavy sea Hundreds OF cOastng vessels
have sought shelter in the harDOrs along the coast Va
NsU-Englaud. where Lhhv ALL detained
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
YELL0W FETFR ~ PENSACOLA.

NEw-ORLEANs. Sept. pa dispatch frcm
Pensacola Fa. 10 The Peayme report. fltf-two new
eases and eleven deaths there during h' past twenty
four hours TIE tOral number OF 10 dare 73I
the number of deaths. 70.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Tnr AIR IINEIEASF-

NORWICH Conn, sept. 29.-Judge HOvey,
ar New London tai, afternoon Dos an oral decision dis
solved all the ujuncuons AGAINST the lease Of DE Boston
and New York A y Line Railroad Company 10 the New
y rk N.w-Uaven and Harffo 81 Raj road Company. II
said that tue latter uIEpuy VIII proceed t u4cc o.
y 20 double tUich the All Lille road aud after cN-
feuIi. DC froI MilimauiIc lf for
through last service between Nrw-Nork aud Boo on.
lie distance by this route is about tweny-cght miles
shorter than b. the Present one.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER EEPOR1
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
smo15ls for tie Dasi fo''fg,'o'D hoars

NOl1TIIts TOT ~ V4' '1''VI''7 ''"T''
WA,UlNSrON, Sept. 80. l a. m.-Ihe bar0m-
rfer D. highest in the ST. La Valley and lowest IN
Nevada Tlctemperature mas risen slightly on the At
lauuc aud in the Lake region has fallen from
To- no r m, Middle slope S1rthery winds pre- vail
g. In-lini aud the Middlc Atlantic -iatcs, ana
ea.ferv yad. ln the Lake region Local ra ns are re-
ported from the OuO VALLEY, Lake region aud Texas.
Indications fOr tO-tay
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, variable
Tnds stationary higher blrOm-tcra and temperature
For New Lng no clearing weather preceded by local
raiu- noffhery winds. stationary followed Dy rising
barometer, stationary Or ,oweTr temperature.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
CHICAGO ANTI-MoNOPOLIsTs.

CHICAGO sept 29.-The Anti Monopolists OF
thi, city Ia,1 uIt ado ted resou ions III favor OF aoO
shing monopoly ar, the purchase OF inventions Dy
tine Government and tue Submission OF the ProHoiloh
and woman suffrage questions to the people. full
,.nt, legislative aud Congressional ticket for Cook
Comfy was nominated. following being tue Con
re-si1u..l candidates. Isl DstrcO, \. j. Grover La
j. o. Altpelec; IIId, W. T. Black ~ lh OAIls'o'He'
Never
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
NOT A GOOD DEMOCRATIC CRY.

We shall doubtless near great deal uuIihg
~. ierdnc cgupmLn concerning the LAiufe OF in'7
r,n f. to reduce taxation. Il mas so iar, lahru 10
sccoupl,n perfect any reductions out II mas eVne
vataI ts rec ri1s yet made lpbut one session "F
g 5ceI neld LEA tine II l. We Il Tor al 70 reu
erung in acc irdance with clucus 0ei 'ioh
$40 100000 wOull been struck from the lAcs Oh
r yrar In tie .irst session of Congress after the
r.toion OF the Republican party TO majority III that
ll..LL
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
4 yEW-YORK LADY INJURED.

BosToN, Sept. pa dispatch 10 me J0"T
nal from Newport, says that Miss lo"hSenu' u NoN
~ ,.ter Of Mrs winthrop, mad exceedingly mar
ro, escape from losing life this evening In COLI
sion between tho carriage in which she was and that oil
Georee K Fearing. Miss Townsend was thrown OUT ~
he r5adwag with mucn violence, and Was very pauy
shaksn mn II NOT seriously injured Inc WAOAe toD "
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS UNANIMOUS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, sept 29.-Ihe Republican
sine central Committee yesleriuy decided not to cal
convention; but view OF the apparently unanimous
desire Of the Republican party O tne o'le tnA' JuSe
. ,.lilI,u -uouII b.. reelected chief Justice IRE
cuilrte, passed resolution no nluatlu5 am ioi tAtl
office Iuis ls OAly state once % De FOeu IOf lui7
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
pnnnRlrIoN IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept 29.-Ihe State Pro-
hbliou Couven,i ION met here yesterday To-day 1t be-
e.,la, evident that majority desired To nominate
straight ticket and about forty delegates who were op
,s.d d, ruot course withdrew. The convention this
tfrruoou uouin ited Dr. K. H. lied uad, Of san Fran
cisco FOR Governor. aud William SIMS oI AoO county,
Tor Lieutenant GOYe ernOr.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Az LNDLPLNDENT SPAAISH WOMAN

A corpuelt Spanish woman stepped into cigar
store ia Pear.-st Yesterday. near the Produce Ex-
change aud sm l.ngly asked tie clerk: IieHe "a
cigarette -
. ST. sonora" was the answer
- Digdms mia" SAID tLe woman. After receiving
the cigarette which she asked for size lighted 80 and
walked ont on the street uncOncernedly with tho
smoke curling upward from her nose.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

to-day In high rtuastc forms, high mass being cele.
braed oil the forms Of the Church OF Rome etceps
that the mass was sung in English instead OF Latin.
Bishop McLsren not present, and at the laying OF
the Father Richie referred 10 the TACT IN
cu
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept. 30 o. m.-Tbe movement in
The barometer yesterday generally upward Cloudy
Weather with 80 OF inch Of raiD followed by clear
weather during the last quarter. The temperature
ranged between 45o and 6Os average (54s', being
y lower than the bonding day a-t year ana
a. higher than on Thursday
All clear and warmer weather may be expected to-
~ AZ IAls clty and Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
SENT TO TIE STATE PRISON.

Providence, r. l., Sept. 20.-ln the Court
Of Common Pleas ths afternoon, Henry j. Hall, late tel
Ter of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
pleaded confendere 70 OF four indictments for
embezzlemeut and wa sentenced 10 five years III tho
state Prison. lie amount of the cmbezzement was
about ~ 900