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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-09

KENEEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court, sf
Angusfa, 0" the fourth Monday Of September.
ISS2.
DEIIT1OSs having been presented TO the Court
for the appoinf meBt Of &. NJ. Weston Of Bel.
grade. and also Mrs. Jennie +. Damren, Admins.
traitors on the estate Of Harvey Damren, late Of Bel.
grade. deceased
On the reRoing Petitions Ordered, That notice
thereof be given three weeks successfully.
prior to the fourth Monday of October next,
in the Daily Kennebec Journal, = Newspaper
printed In Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend at a Court Of Probate then TO be holden st
Augusta. and show cause, II any. why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted
oct7- siaw3w ENERYO. BEAN. JudRe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-09
STATE OF MAINE.

YrSyEgEC CUUNTY-In In Probate Court, hesdaf
I.ossfo, ON the fourth Monday Of 4ngusf. 1889:
TUSTIN L. SMITH. Aimnstrai0r On the estate Of
81 simon Page late u Hallowel in said county,
Seceased, having presented his fourth account
Of administration OF laid estate for allowance:
ORDERkD, That notice thereofbe given three weeks
sucrssyeIy prior to the fourth Monday OF september
next in the kennebecJournal, q newspaper printed
In that all persons interested may attend
Probate Court then to be held AZ AeyostA, ana
show cause, If any. why the same should NOT oe A.
lowed. prau y.a..
Attest -HowARD OwBx. keEiseas. s~s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-09
HERALDS OF SPRING.
The TULIP, HYAcIKTH, SNOW
DROP and cR0cuS.

Our importation of 10000 DUTCH BULBS
and FLOWER ROOTS has arrived. Our new
Descriptive Catalogue. No. 81, represents GIG vasie
ties. and will be mailed free TO any applicant.
The importation this season Is very superior In
quality, the prices are greatly reduced and now
within the limit Of all flower lovers.
BULB GARDENS SHOULD Now BE PREPARED ana
the Bulbs planted. No class Of hardy plants rive
such decoration, color, beauty and fragrance none
30 easy II culture in the house or garden.
SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE
We are preparedto to furnish public parks cemeteries
and the trade at special rates.
b. +. WELLS, Importer,
4w4e IS Hawley Street, Boston.
W0W 6U Stock I. G.. Mesriu 3 y.
vSnie leWis{su a.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-09
Davis, fARR 4 CO., Agents,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
sepi3o-ti iaw3w
NOTICE
FOR SALE!

place In Augusta. on Western Avenue. about 20
minutes walk from Shoe Factory. Consists Of house.
stable and three acres of land. Will be sod at bar
eaiu Address o. call on JAMES !. BAILEY, on
81 prrmiees spsel2fiv&w5ms
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-09
Saved his Child.

y N. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md.
Feb. IL, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommenda-
ton Of friend ! tried BRowN's
Iron BiTIERs as a tonic and re-
siorative for my daughter, whom
WAS thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians. was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but. TO
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of Browns
iRoS BITTsRs, she began to mend
and now IS quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re
quired :" and when informed tina,
the elder sister was taking Browns
lRoS BITTERs. responded "tha; is
a good tonic. take it,.
ADoRAM PHBLrs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GLEN's FALLS y. Y, Oct. p. Repub-
rcan County Convention Of Warren County held to-day
N Caldwell made tae following nominations: For
County Judge A J. Cheritree, ~ Glens Falls; Member
u The Assembly, Lorenzo +. Locke Of POuersvtle :;
Cpuuty Clerk samue. q. Boyd, Of GleDs Falls sheriff,
ruman ~ Thomas. OF Wlrr-nsblrg; District Attorney,
soiouOn ". Richards or GIeus Fans Treasurer, j. II.
Carpenter, OF Caldwell
R0SDoUr y Y, OcG 25.-rhe Ulster County Rcpubl
can Convent on to-day made following nominations
For sheriff william H. DE Garmo; County Clerk, c.
Mech Woosey Superintendent OF the Poor Silas sax
TOM Corouer Lawrence K!rcAner; Justice OF sessions
samuel Mercleau Membe. OF the Assembly 1T District
Thomas II. Tremper Tne Convention unanimously
adopted resolutions approving tDe Republican otale
ticket aud pied ing support ~ H ana To the candidates.
nominated tOdIy.
MIDDLETowN, Y. Y, Oct 25.-The Republicans Of the
lid District of Orange County convention here today
nominated William A well, q farmer in the town VI
MulsIDk. Tor the Assembly.
BOsrOS oct 25-rhe total registration for tie state
election IN this city up $3.50 The present rex
ts.lutou fills 5000 below tnat TIE State campaign
vi 1879, which was the largest ever made.
GETTYSBURG, Penn, Der. % The observation-disclosures
party Of tue XIXth District to-day nominated Joseph e.
Nae for Congress.
CATsKILL. n Y, Oct. 2J.-JOhn II. Ba2ley, j., was
nominated Tor Congress from the XVIII District com
p-lag Ulster Greene ana soAonarie Counties by tue
Democrats to-day
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Oct 2j.-Tne Republican Conven-
ton or the Isl District Monroe County held at Pt-sord
to-day nominated Charles " Leonard, OF Pcnueld Tor
Mo-. D4ro 4-.u
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Rev beverly r. Belts. Samuel JOhn Scoyfl %
daughter Of Charles II. Barker II. d.
DIED.


BowNAy-In this city October "a 1854 MISS 'uia =
Interment az Cranberry Nj
CONsTA BLE-Entered % rest Wednesday morning Octo
bcr - at o'clock, MAJOR Archibald George
Funeral Friday Afternoon a. o'clock nom 81 L"AS'
Chufeh, Cunt0n-ayep Br0oklyn
Bur1ai private
Please omit flowers
October 2J, Benz. Marsh, OF Mary E and ths iAs
George Dexter
invited the funeral seryt
ces a. bis late residence on Saturday, October ~ AZ ~
O'Clock m.
HoYTn THIS city. Victoria HOtsl Tuesday october
Funo Trtnity chapel West 25thst Thursday
October 20 AZ 10 O'CLOCK a. N
7 lease omit flowers.
Chicago aud II Louis papers please copy
MeFARLAND--At Oswego " Y, Tuesday. october n
after long painful lness Miss Hardet Mcfarland
Intermeut at Greenwood Cemetery, Friday 9th inst az II
O'Clock a. N.
MORGAN-At st. Thomas RectOry, October "a Catherine
Trowbr1d wife Of the Rev william E. Morgan.
The clergy relatives and friends are respectfully invited %
The funeral services ST. Th0mass Church Thurp
day October 70 a. 10 O'Clock - -
Intement on FRIDAY In st Nsrys ChnrohyhH oouH EVr'
II Is shady requested that no flowers be sent.
sTERLING-At Poitiers. France on "Wednesday october
- Eliza NJ. Whitney vile OF William o. sterling OF THIS
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SISTER MIRGAM-Entered into rest October "a. sisie,
Children, West 34th-st.
RON TUESDAY october ~ ss2 Daniel l. Winsor'
EuneTa from his ate residence DuxDury, Mass, on kriAy
the 9th inst. at l O'Clock a.
WALTON-At Ridgewood. y. J.. Tuesday morn ng 24th
Edward atwood. second OF Edward A aud caro-
lima 7. " alton. IN the 2Ist year OF his age
after hnger ng n ness BENJAMIN g Nestcott a, 49,.
Funeral First Presbyterian Church. south orange
Tam leaves christopher and Barcaysts at lii0p
Please omit flowers
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HAZAEL, POWELL AND HUGHES.

THE STRUGGLE OF THE CHAMPIONS
EXCITING Cont ST FOR THE LEAD-DREARf sCENES
IN THE MADISON SQUARE GARUEN'
There was nothing to relieve the monotony oil the
walking match during the morning hours yeste'-
day. The flood of light which poured through the
windows Of the building at sunrise a1ma'ed the
men some what and the sleepers became restless N
their uncOin ortable positions on the benches. Al
2:4O a. m Rowel completed 250 miles lie was
then one lap ahead Of Hazael. All of the men were
of the track for a considerable time before o'clock
but notN outstanding the rest they had taken. when
they reappeared for the beginning Of the third day
work they unmIstakaOly haggard and tired.
Hart is an exception however; he never gets SIN
or very sick on the ira k. He Is simply lazy. STILL
for bravado he danced clog with apparent ease
when Happy Jack Smith his trainer was giving
him some advice early III the morning. Al II
o'clock iiazae was running strongly and was nearly
W TO Hughes the leader. ROweI was dOgglng his
steps nIne miles behind IL looked then as II
Hazel had the race we'll in hand. and / rye odds
were offered that he would win. Later IN the day
wnen Rowell had freshened somewhat and was
gaining a nttie on HaZleL who was not travelling
so easily, the opinions or the betting men changed
again IN favor of RoweL The score at noon was as
follows:
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DRAMATIC NOTES

"The ROmany Rye " viii be produced at the
Boston Museum on OctoJer 80
Christine Nilsson makes her first appearance
On November l. at the Mnsic Hall in Boston concert
Mr.. z. 5. Gilmore, with his famous band
has started OF the country. He gave a concert
at the Boston Theatre o the I'D
James L. Murdoch, the veteran actor, will
give dramatic reading sunday night at the Boston
Theatre.
Miss Maud Granger is making a professional
tour the country ia a play called " In PIan-ers
WIFE"
Modicska ended her engagement in Boston
on Oc.ooer y. One Of her latest EFFORTS made in
Rosutiad and carried AIDE aide nelson's spear.
The Black Flag" with Nat Goodwin,
Edwin F. Thorne and Eliza Weetnerspy in the cast oc-
Gu les the stage OF the Clone GIe1.rc, Boston.
Mr. Raymond mas another new play. IL is
enued Paradise" and is The work OF Messrs. G.. H.
Jesop ana William Gill mot the Poe Fend, bat another
similar nduel.
Three notable dramatic incidents are set
down Tor to-day Mr.. Jehcrso0's matinee Of the
Rivals the Union square Theatre which is free 10
men beis OF the dramatic profession; signor sal
vim = france her. at tAe Firm Avrnu. Theatre
OttetO, aud lac production, by Mtr7tS HafF-Ah ana
Hare tacir Theatre COmIque, OF lew plec-, entitled
" ..OUecaI Lyons"
AT Abbeys Park Theatre next Monday
night Mr.. LAngtry will make her first appearance N
America in the role Of Hester Grd-eGroot The Tn
equal Match" The seals Tor the first week Will be
paed sale this morning and TIE prices for t-e wGOr
engagement viii be orchestra, s.; cresr-clrclc sofa
chair, dress circle reserved, Fl 500 balcony.
served, 81 so admission, 81.
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
CUT TICKETS FoE PHILADELPHIA.

CUT TICKETS FOX PHILADELPHIA.
The railroad ticket " scalpers continue 70
fares Kansas city aud 81 Louis by uslAS tcAe'
OF the LAKE Erie and Western and the Chicago AMI Alton
Railroads from sandusky OHIO IL was learned yester-
day that steps had taken to place large quantities
Of the oWrae tickets ID PnIdc pLla there 10 be used
In connection with egar ckets over the PennhJ wanna
Railroad This Will extend tne effects OF the cutting 10
four OF tae principal eastern trunk line terminal points
tAs city Albany nj Boston being already freely sup
pied with the low-raJe Western ucAe-s The sale Of
further quantities OF these tickets TO the "scI'pars
has been stopped in tuis cl;y 0y The vide puOucty
Owen To the matter By The TRIBUNE. It If said that
soe OK the sea pers already fear tnat thelt Invest
may prove be less profitable nan llry pee u
Railroad meu con ier 10 not mproD tDte thhL tifes 70
Kansas irv mny reduced ny the rhroads IN ctct DS
t.e cut Ii thus Is done the 80 4Iprrs "Ouiu oe te-
nm ed u tcr ability attract custom ~ uuuei5elAhS
d. regular Offices. Tuis plan, however, WOuu possess
the suvautAge Of not dlspOsng OF te present tiOuoc
permanently As the low rate tctctt could at tle WORT
be b.d In reserve b. me " scalp IS ihII the rVtu5
sbould attempt 20 restore the rates at acton VII
finally be cdy the situation mas not OecA uo
torn ed
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DIR. sCUDDERS RESIGY4TIOy ACCEPTED.

At the adjourned meeting OF the members
Of the Central egaona Church In Brooklyn held
ast evening TO act upon the resignation Of the pastor
the Rev Dr II. NJ scudder the committee appointed TO
urge him To withdraw IT reported that he could not be
nouced 20 recede from his position The offer was
made TO employ an assistant TO give up the
evening service Dr. Scudder thought neither plan
would benefit the church himself. The committee
reported resolution setting forth the of the
church al che severance OF relations long and
happiy continued and reluctantly accepting DR.. send
0ers resi- ynatiOn The resolution adopted. AT the
Subsequent meeting Of she society the act0n OF the
church was raCined An offer OF DR.. Scadder 10 give
back the uuse sold 20 him by for $1,000
The price, refused With thanks. % IL was ged
that he was entitled the rise In value j. T. Cook j.
=. Anderson IT.. ana James Scrns-yar appointed
COMMITTEE To unite with the IN calling the Coun
e.; OF Congregational Churches.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, CENTRAL.

Bosrov, Oct. 25.-Tne annual meeting Of
the stockholders " the Massachusetts, Central was held
to-day TIE treasurers repor states that on September
ao 6 700 Os3 IS mad expended in the cons rcuon
n the railroad 4565 80 for interestand Sl7s $50 81
,or discount on bonds; that the capital STOCK OF
~ 500 900 been paid In and that bonus 10 tne sae
amount being the entire amount authofLeuI nave oeen
80 U,tb debts arising from the operation Of the
road n assumed by the pany, the entire amount
~ the floating debt will be S7.747.96s President AID
rich sta. I'd that many OF the heaviest oondhoders dd
po favor foreclosure has been threatened for u
~ er,ous Toes "a tasm There would be no difficulty
~ Sn@ fne eS portion OF the road. The hrst tuing
=, 6o W 10 IA, the employees. The directors oeeve II
" ~ the nest nolicv 10 Keep toe in operation even
W " 90 q rnugn the stockholders should not De
rrnrsed az any umo TO hear that the road had smut
dOwu The 4ouOwing board VI aIreotorsl was e'eTv 800
SVm,uei \ Adrcu. J. Edwin SMITH, Luxe ~ man.
Emery TyitcAe William T. Parker Iuom4s d. Perkins
Charles H. Mclean. Moses W. hlDcdfdsuh' nshiy yU,
George WHIney, Lyman HOinhss"OTOD' GA'u1 % NA
verse aud Henry h. Hill
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

In fire yesterday morning the Kings County
Hotel, at Bush Eick-ave. and Hust., BROOKLYN. was
burned TheOss onlthe building by Joseph Pages,
was - 500 ana on the fixtures and stock owned by
Richard Duryea, was 81 800. Both were Insured
A fire broke out in paint factory at Nos.
As TO 50 5ummist. Brooklyn. yesterday morning The
loss 10 the owner. Charles NJ Child, estimated at
5000.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 25-11:30 p. M
Adyces have received from HopkinsviIle, Chris
tian County KY to the effect that the town Is burning
One OF the principal hotels bank and the opera house
reported TO have been already destroyed Nth In
portant blocks OF buildings now on lire.
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CAMPBELL-CoE-At calvary Church on Iue'dSy 9e, 20
The Rev George IS Reese Of Zion gnlrea Grcen DnIg ~
J., Richard - Campbell W Ene4ue f. u-usH' " N"-
A. COe ESD -.
CHENEY sTEPHENsoN-AtE Essex Sonn Vet"eer ~ q
ID Murphy Crawford u. cheney ana hAt4et A. u~"sH'oA
of the ate Eben . stephenson, OF Ne"-i OLA
LFG0ETr-CARRINGToN-A Grace Chureh, uranse'
h j. on Tuesday october - by the iev AnVhohy SoaS
Ter, d. D.. Pemberton Lssgett Oh r!9 in L. - anu '
PEACOCK-IEFFREY-AtD Denver, Colorado October 20,
Iss9 b, tho Rev. K JenTeI d ID Anie D. u4"snSs ="
the oinciAting clergyman 10 W b. Fesoock-
ROLLINsON-ALLEN-A Eh.aooth y =; Iuosay 70 70
toOsr "a 1884, At wesminstor ChuSa ny ths f.os Ut
John Gillespie Charles Robinson W MARIAN fofiester
daughter " John X. Allen
sCOVIL-BARKER-AtG Grace Church. Jamaica l. l., On
tha Ia mat hy lac Rev samuel sarea assisted Dy ts
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BLOWS STRUCK AT 4 MEETING.

At the meeting of the Democratic Club of
the XXh Assembly District az No. 203 East Fifty
fOar, hist last night, attempt made 70 pass
Resolution ratifylng the Citizens' movement.
There Ia said TO have been q good deal
Of eonason and those present became excited that
b!Ows were struck order restored by the chair
man. william Crosby, who tnereupoD declared the reso-
luton carried TnIs caused sCIi greater confusion,
when eOuraued until adnerenLs Of the County
DemOcrae, wtnureW from the room. The meeting Was
taen continued. Tue members VINO Withdrew organized
meeting Al another and declared that the action
q iAe cub 1uwarrauGed.
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ATTENTION WHICH WAS NOT AGREEABLE.

Adele PlOwright, handsome girl, eighteen
years DID, living No. Alb Fourth-aye.. handed her
father letter yesterday afternoon with request that
he should rvad it. 1t contained request addressed To
the girl 20 meet writer fountain In Madison
square last evening handkerchief waved In her right
hand when appeared would be the signal for her
correspondent to appear The letter was signed An
Adnirer" Mr.. P0wright, In company with
detective schmittberger and Miss Powright. went
10 Madison square The lady waved ner handkerchief
and good looking young man approached lie had
hardly begun his introductory speech when Detective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
TIE CANDIDACY or JOHN ARy0T LR.

STATEMENT PRONOUNCED INCORRECT By GEORGE
WILLIAM CURTIS.
TO he EdttOr Of me Trtbune
SIR: In a telegram datet DC o5er n at Elmlrl
and published in this morning. TRIBUNE occurs the
following statement:
Under The auspices Of Willard Brown assistant secre-
tarJ Civil Service Reform Assoc citation New York
CITY, local organization formed Tonight IL
had been rumOred that through ais agency indorse
meut oil JOun ArnO lr the DeT.Ocrauc Congressional
candidate would be sought, and so II proved.
A. the constitution OF the present association ex-
pressly prohibits the support Of any partisan can
didate this statement is undoubtedly incorrect.
Respectfully yours GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Cicu Sc. rice hetorm dissolution, NO. Hiaest.,
Aec- York, Oct. 70. 1SS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. 26-l a. m.-The upward move
ment in the barometer continued during the clear
weather OF yesterday Northwest and west winds pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between 4lo and 5s''
the average 4S7sol being 40 lower the cor
responding Act year 49sS lower than ON Tues
day.
Warmer and clear fair weather may be expected To-
day IL this city and vicinity.
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TIE DRAUi.
ITALIA THEATRE.

The Thalia Theatre WAS comfortably filed
iasi evening when the curtain rose on the INST act C
"Tne Chimes of Normandy" IN consequence ot the
sickness Of Nine. GalMeyer, the director. Carl Herr
manu. substituted his Philadelphia troupe The per
Torrance elected much applause, the sOOiss in their
several parts singing with spirit and the chOruses
being well sustained The costumes We're
attractive aud pleasing and showed to great advantage
Miss Ple-cG was freq Icnty recalled, .dr -terubcrg
made dguIfed Marquis aud Miss G. h5er a DradllIul
NIECE wule the pget peasants ana cayae-
hers prese uted made up picturesque scene.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25.-The gross earn
irs OF the Northern Central Railroad Company for sep
tember we're S5e2.435 49, operating expenses
$685. $40 Is extraordinary expenses S2Sooi OBJ net
earnings 500 5s7 al being increase "a compared
NTH IN. corresponding mouth last pear Of e2l9lsl %
Tbe earnings for the nine months ending september oo
verr $40 SEA So an increase OF S4s@Soo % as oom
nared WIN the corresponding period Of last year.
. c1Scp<sarr Oct ga dispstah tram Beaton Har-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
O., o,.f, f,- fBs nut f.rs ~ .f.fof- Hor,rs

WAsHlNGTON. Oct. 26-l a. m.-The barOm-
eer Is lowest northeast Of New England it has risen
Inc Atlantic coast and in the Northwest and il highest
i'm the south Atlantic states Clear fair weather pre-
vas IN all districts, with south to west winds IN the
Southern, Middle and New-Eugand States and Lower
Lake region and north winds IN tle Upper Lake
region and Northwest. The temperature has remained
stationary the Southern ana Middle states, aud
fallen slightly in New England the Upper Lake region
and Upper Mississippi Valley and fallen from TO- 10 To-
In the Missouri Valley
Indications FOR to-dtI
For New Eng and. generally fair weather. southwest
northwest winds aud slight changes IN temperature
on the coast, followed by Ia ing barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather. south
west TO northwest Winds falling followed by rising bar
OnIeter slight rise ia emperiture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

Schmttberger took him into custody In the sthtlon
house ne said he was medical student age twenty
three and livea at No 233 East 4 MI
He gave his name as Charles Fletcher, Du u was aa
ward learned that his proper name II Herbert broE
He said that he Miss Plowu mt In the STREET ~
davs ago apd took IA cy her; that he f"lo" Il er
bo r. and mas underworld several times 70 peot ho ne
gnanfrd win her lie described his attentions as per
fartlV houCralle.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
Continued from second Page.

Standard Theatre last evening select for the
place Thomas 4. Pears II presded. The names pre-
sehlen Tor Tie bailOttlng included those OF Deputy
Auditor W. b Cornell eT : peryis0r john H. Doscher
ana Augnst N0ege 0f the Thirteenth Ward Toe effort
20 secure the German led the party leaders TO
IhVor tie latter, ana he nominated. VOege Is I'M
hho 10 cl y, htcs, anu his card sets him forth
ue sple inventor VI the great drum scrap" He Ia a
uef III Grums and hOVeties Little weight is given 10
VIC nomination and lt aroused no enlhusILsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

- mao when the Democratic party should ind u ex-
,dient to invade the fields of toned
shonid find IL profitable make the most or tue hOr1
81 toe sristocrstc element" The Enquirer writer II eV
IDENTITY given TO political romaneng FOR VINE UT MT
60 wnrl he formidable candidate for Governor the
pcDuhlicaus have too much good timber III thelr own
nary 10 need to look else where for material
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THE BRooKLfA pAlLHARAOYIc.

More than ga 900 was realized last night
from the sale of for tae series OF concerts
70 be given by the Brooklyn Philharmonic Club THIS
siater ris amount IL o. 900 more than the sun TO
sssssd last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

bor Mich, says the Cincinnati, Wabash end Michigan
Railway to-day completed to that place. IL now er-
tends from Anderson Ind to Lake Michigan, distance
OF l1O nliles Traffic will begin on November L.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS To BE MADE.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 2o.-lhe directors
-. On. Nsw.York. Nsw-Hayen and Hartford Railroad
have prepared extensive plans for thorough recon
ructou OF the road including the strengthening OF the
Inca removing Kraues stone ballasdng ana pfOoaDly
aadIpg more Tracks on the NeE-YorK DIVISION
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram novs he bsrometfes city BY
dnches Tc pfenfcur lines divisions n fr the
preceding midnight
~
nath Pasr1scy. ais Broadway.
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BAKRIED.

In minor details OF housekeeping great often occurs
L 80 cLECTEO.S rLICOS and sAya YOIr 5ilN erware
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Attention III

VOTERS REGIsTERi
Every citizen in favor u local egoyernment and reform
in mimi ipai afairs SHOULD NOT FALL 20 toYlseeF u
md - tue ast GAYS II you do not register you
nnof vote The registration o. every voter VIA scVuS '"
- rh t,itizeus' IiekoL headed Oy Allan alnvDeiA
e4e0HoN Va '"' $780, JOHN Il. PLUMM.-s,
Chairman Of xscutve Committee 0l Gomm Tee OF Ity