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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
' That sn ap1iiealtan VII BE- mito q the
Gsverncr os tic commonwealth of RenasYlr.E
Tor = ererter lncer. r.sFating a csiafan- unisr the
provisions ot ~ act Of The General Assembly Of
said Commonwealth. eufifirr. AN Act n provide
Tor the corporation aoi resnisfs5n u eeftain cor
p-ratieas,f approved As-il -9.r, 1914. and the
SCrI-csa7.l.s tssrete. lie character % said cor
psfatiun Is aae fs- tred-. Caaer thn s-soa6 c.ass
named IN sail ael sod iis r.fert - s1e cn-pa4a-
tle,i Visi te fhs sl-igr q c,-i i-ur ase i-iesone
same y LI-s- ~
ssatag k-,e-e AgFa.s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

bers OF the Convention that the reason for
the lar-e turnout was due to the fact that
many of the delegates had been paid to
come, owing TO the General fearing he was
going 10 have some difficulty with the
legislative question. The HERALD reporter
was refused ticket of admission 10 the
Convention, as It sat with closed doors,
but we are told that the machine had been
well oiled and was in good running order
The General had the work laid out. the res-
olutions written and the officers selected be-
forehand. Three Congressional conferees,
instructed Tor Cofiroth. were elected after
which resolution declaring It inexpedient
10 nominate Legislative candidates was
whipped through before many of the dele
gates knew what was going on. The big
part of the work was now over, and the
Senatorial question was called up. At this
juncture an unexpected bomb was thrown
into the camp in the shape of Z racy letter
from Mr.. Uni, in which he declined 10 allow
his name to 20 before the Convention and
told the immaculate General and his sub
seryient henchmea some very plain truths,
among others that the members Of
that body were not free agents, but were
acting under instructions from Boss Coffrotb.
We tried to procure a copy of this letter for
publication but Chairman Fisher politely
declined to give 1t us, saying that It had
gone fishing. Croft was declared the choice
of the Convention for Senator on the first
ballot. Chairman Fisher.was nominated FOR
Jury Commissioner and George ". Baush, or
QueInahoning, for Poor Director. \. II.
Cofiroth Jr, nephew Of the Generals was
elected County Chairman for the ensuing
year, after which the Convention adjourned.
After adjournment the General repaired to
his Office, where he was quickly called upon
by General Koontz and many of his half
breed friends and congratulated upon the
scientific" manner in which he had run his
convention and fulfilled his part of the
contract up to date As we said before
General Conroth has sold the solid DEM
ocratic vote of Somerset county on the
legislative question to the Independent
leaders the price 70 be paid in Independent
votes for General Coilroth for Congress.
The Generals have made their bargain, have
fixed their price. 1t remains FOR the DEM
ocraic and Independent voters Of the coun-
ty 10 say whether they can deliver the goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

IN exchange furnishes the following
beautiful and touching epitaph: " Here lies
a Man whose crown was won by blowing
ia an empty gun. No sooner in the gun he
blow than up the golden stairs he few; and
met the girl Oh heaven green who lii The
fire with kerosene
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

The Independent Tudees along as the re-
serve OF the Democratic army, the latter all
the time laughing and rubbing his hands
with -lce n tAc sight of his ludicrous figure,
and scr kindly merry over the support he
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

The Meyersdale Coam0oialtwits the Her
AID for spelling baron with two rs, and in
the same item spells Runnymsde with one
IL. You ought TO have had the General
read your proof Louther. He knows ali
abC.l Ruunymede
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

EA-Judsc Hall and W. II. kaontz ad-
dressed the Independent Republican meet
ing at Bedford last week. They are a strong
;cam of typical reiormers, The one has
just rednquished atteen year lease of Of
tee at the hands Of the Republican party,
and tae other bass aeid the Office Of district
attorney twice clerk TO the county COM
,aissioncrs. pro;AoAuisry, was candidate
for Stale Senator and was clect,d o. Con-
gress twice by Tie same Republican party.
I II they are not entitled 90 be Independents
/ who are?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
A DMfNISTRATOR's NOTICE.

is:ats cl Charles Winger,. late o. Jennar town.
sAip des'J-
Letters Gf administration on the abo-e estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authozi5s, H9tsse is hereby given to those
indebted u .he saiI estate 10 make immediate
payment. aat those having claims o. demands
sg5l-st u b. present them duly authenticated for
settlement, at the residence 0i The Administrator
N QEssus hoaing township, deed, on Sa,urtlaY,
Oetuoer 2ist ISS3
ADAM BIOUGH
Sert6 Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

Hon. John Hanna, one oi ;he oldest and
mo>; highly respected citizens oi Somerset
county, died at his residence near lIarneds-
Vile, at o o'clock sunday morning Mr
Hanna was in the eighty eighth year OF his
age and had flied many positions Of trust
and honor in The county. His funeral took
place ou Monday afternoon. and was largely
.LLar-L.H
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

School teachers who are in tLe habit %
pulling pupils ears should take warning
st post m,ucm examination OF q Phiia-
deiphia boy who died last week the verdict
was ronlesed that death was caused 10y
pyaemia. which probably resulted from a
severe pull on the ear resolved about year
AGO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20


WALNCT LEA= IAIE EzsEoRER.-ItIs en-
tireiy didcren- from al others. L is as
clear as water. and, rs its name indicates, is
perfectly Vegetable Hair Bes;orcr Il VIII
Immediately free the head from ali dandrulI
restore gray hair 70 its natural color, and
produce a new growth where 1t has fallen
off Il does not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar Of lead and
nitrate Of silver preparations have done
It will change Eight or faded hair in few
days TO . beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist lor it, Each bc:tie is warranted
Smith, Kline * Co, wholesale agents, Phil
iphja, andade c. y NCrittenden. New York
would respectfully infcrm my friends Of
Somerset county that have opened i new
drug store ut 232 Main Street, Johnstown,
Pa, where woaid be pleased 70 see them.
! NJ stock consists cf Pure Drugs. Chemicals
Patent Medicines, Dye srui3s, Perfumery
and Fancy Good generally. At this season
] would call attention to the insect-ad,.s,
such rs Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White HeIebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc, When in need Of suythiug in tie
drug line eotae and see E,c or write for
prices Al inq.izies cheeTfu!ly answered.
CHAs GErEFuH,
992 Main Street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

NOTICE
NOTICE.

N0TiCE.
we tn, q undersigned Poor Directors OF S0mersSt
county. hereby giyop uolic notice, that after the
date cf this publication We viii pay no Turs shaa
eight do.laEs for a coffin.
Dated September lst. 1sS2.
RUDOLPH FERNER.
FEANKLTS LAUSTz, ALEXANDER hORNS,
steward. DANIEL KIMM ELL.
Seu.5-4- Poor Directors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
ESTRAY NOTICE.

C&ns stFayirg On my farm. near Fr.cdcns, Son
.r2et township. five ycarling calves oHa white
ard sAo others SPOTTED. The owner can recover
the sane by calling and proving property AID
paying costs.
aug9-3s GEO. SMITH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

s1.-gn the ToaG between A.niei Cote
mans and Berlin, ! red morocco poekss,
book. Owner can have il by psoyir,g prop
eEty ard aaYiag eaa.HeS. AddFesz john y.
AgyegE 4onerset, fti,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

Go TO Wayne & Berkebile's to buy your
furniture-the cheapest place in the State.
Main street, opposite the Central ECssi,
Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

Special TELEGRAM
Great Valley, y, N.-Haying sold your
medicines for tie Is,t two aad a half years
can cheerfnlly recommend an Of them. es-
peoiaily Baxters Mandrake Bitter- g I
ol sa-2rl sus of ihem and IN e.
y ln.s'.lice >ane,eyet fl-.se accommodated
4 uey OPS % iry ? boiile'hey have come back
rH'f 'Rart haye usei al you. medicine
" '"y "sn family sna mud them al excel
i'''' family remedies. Sours truly.
J. T. CHAsE. Druggist.
'''e - crnts per bottle
foR >sLs--A gocd second hand buggy
new Top and newly painted, and set OF
single harness. Also, bes.s. in good hives
well prepared for winter.
REv. 4 CAaEEoS,
Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
eEx. corrRorn's CONVECTION.

The unwashed and untc-riied came 10
town Monday morning in pairs and quickly
a. possible made their way to their ceael-
ais oaice. where they were greeted aith Z
hearty shake % tac hand b the genial
Scientiic.f i majority of them had
been seen before hand and told what they
were TO 90. On this class but little time
was waste. After q few jocEiar remarks
they were turned over 20 tbs heAenant.
to talk -bost sEa es@fneF, bI. whensyefa 4
.traient o.. iemoc.aI, q man who was a
democrat from principle, who owned him
self ami was no. party to the bargain
and sale that was going on came IN, he
was quickly whisked into the inner Office
and was told what wRs what Tha 5ena-
toria, canddeies AlessEs. rhl ana Groa,
ssere ON the ztnset bE-ily engaged in but
ton-holing delegates as quickly IN they
were dislnissol hy rho General, and it Wa
not until towaris noon that his finely
laid scheme WAS unearihel, and Uhl
discovered how basely he ha,l been betrayed
ana deceived. The General, while openly
protesting to favor bis nomination had ali
the while been setting mp the pins FER i.aoii
and in such waY thst ihey so4i1a,i we'll
. GOV led sosn. Notwithstanding the fact
tnaf tbe Generals word had bocn pieagea
sometime befoEehsni that there sa0uld hn
40 Legislative ticket namlnassa 'a...y Of
his indeEenasas ,slsnas we're AFRAID ne
couldn't carr os. his paTs u Tee contract
and during the Hornlng the lightweight
leaders fitted around his office unessily
and talked 70 delegates whenever they
could. Although their work had kindly
been done for them days and weeks before
hand there was almost frll Get o. a.s,as-le-
present al the Convention, which was called
10 order at Il O'Clock P. ". by Chairman
Fisher. We were told b. one of the MEM
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

The best stock of heating and cooking
stoves in the county are TO be seen ut the
hardware and Tin store Of John Il Miller.
They will be sold very cheap
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20

10 A
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

TO MAN WITH ONLY LIMITED AMOUNT OF
MONEY TO SPEND FOR CLOTHES 1T IS SERIOUS
QUESTION WHERE HE HAD BEST GO FOR A SPRING
OUTFIT. UNLESS He HAS A PERSONAL FRIEND IN
THE BUSINESS 1T is PULLING TO DECIDE BE.
TWEEN THE RIVAL NETWORK CLOTHIERs. PER-
HAPs HE Is IGNORANT ABOUT GOODS AND MUST
TRUST LARGELY TO THE DEALERS HONESTY NOT
TO IMPOSE AN INFERIOR ARTICLE UPON HIM. IF
HE SEEKS ENLIGHTENMENT BY READING CLOTH
mo ADVERTISEMENTS HIS PERPLEXTTY rs RI
DUCED TO DESPAIR, FOR HE FINDS THREE OR
FOUR CLAIMANTS FOR THE POSITION OF LEAD
ING CLoTHIERS," WHILE EACH CLAIMS TO SELL
CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
II THE MAN Is IN THE HABIT OF USING HIS
BRAINS HE REASONS THAT SUCH STATEMENTS
ARE TOO THIN" TO INFLUENCE HIS CUSTOM.
HE WANTS TO DEAL WITH A HOUSE OF KNOWN
REPUTATION FOR FAIR DEALING WHERE GOODS
ARE SOLD BY THE MANUFACTURERS THEM
SELVES UPON PRECISE STATEMENTS AS TO KIND
AND QUALITY AND AT STRICTLY UNIFORM
PRICE AND wHERE he CAN GO BACK FOR HIS
MONEY IF AFTER REACHING HOME HE THINKS
HE HAS CHOSEN UNwIsELY
HERE Is SUCH A PLACE
ORDERS COMING TO Us BY MAIL ARE TREATED
PRECISELY AS CUSTOMERS ARE TREATED IN THE
STORE AND OUR CATALOGUE, WHICH WE MAIL
TO ANY ADDRESS, EXPLAINS HOW OUR SER
VICES NAY BE UTILIZED BY PEOPLE RESIDING IN
EVERY PART OF THE UNION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
TRUSSES.

The faacy OF rupture by has been fully e
tabished by experience Of past There s certainly
no truss Will radically confirmed rupture OF mat
truly considered worn length OF time other
than luxurious. -,
What Is the truss halfhoOp gripping steel or iron
band provided with pads simultaneous
ly anon the What must be the effect or
the padsl they heating and facilitating to the back
and allotment l. not the ceasecss force or the
handspring bearing these pads toward each other attended
q the
man the and yOu viii With us
that kidneys the bladder the end0ns tho spseen. the
verebrR and the lumbar later be
seriously by the continued pressure Of the truss ana
manhood destroyed Che victim has reached the primo OF
life.
Let ia see the following example: Fill for instance sack
as the abdomen filed clasp IL with OF these so
called radical AMI you VIII sec the terrible IN
It's IN thls way
constant severe grip OF the truss exhauss the
muscular aDdincts rrcparaOe injury upon the organ
their functions In WOfu, making
the Young old and Tho old useless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
LEO GoLDMARK REARREsTED.

Leo Goldmark, the lawyer who was arrested on
last Friday and hell N So, 600 ball. charged WITH
enbelzhne SO 9S6 of the estate of the late Pnllp
Gilman of which lie trustee and which IL is
alleged originally amounted 10 $4,000, was rear
rested Yesterday at the instance of the DISTINCT
ATTORNEY and taken before Recorder Smyth. IN the
Court OF General Sessions on the plea that he
Intended to sail for Europe on the steamship
iIshshnrg of the Imperial German Mail Limo which
left this port yesterday. Mr.. Knitting, Goldmark s
counsel protested against tins new arrest as lriegu-
lar The Recorder said there was nothing irregular
stances but consented 10 release Mr. Goldnark on
his own recOgnlzance until Tomorrow, the amount
OF bail being fixed az 5000: Two additional IL
dictmcnts, il was stated will be brought against
GOllmaIk TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
A TERDICr AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT

In the suit of Passevant & Co. against the
United states to recover the exces of duties paid i'm
ported VelVets decision rendered yesterday by
Judge Shpman in the Circuit Court, awarding the plain
tits S6s74 with interest from September a. 1879. The
case il an important one involving questions of interest
TO every importer III the city and showing that penalties
imposed by the Revenue officers be the result Of
proceedings strictly in accordance with the law. The
direct issue before the jury was first, whether the
merchant appraiser selected by the Collector per-
son whose familiarity with the goods in question was
such AZ to enable him TO make thorough examination
OF then and, secondly, whether, in point OF fact he
actually did make sucL an examination as merchant IN
the ordinary course Of trade would make in buying
the plaintiffs and Assistant Disrict-Attorney Herrck
the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
DR.. Sherman,

and the only Dr. SHERMAN known 20 tho public in
ton with the treatment and OF rupture has now been
avOraby known thirty years the only successful
practitioner specially In this country thousands or
grateful men and women all the Lana who have been
permanently his treatment bear witness The
ca been victmiZed by upprincpcd quac ks arc
checrfuy to prominent in this and other
cities who have awaited themselves OF the doctors treatment
The cure rupture effected by sherman method without
an operation simply external oca applications, both
and medicinal made daily by the patient who can
perform kind OF labor during the treatment with safety
from danger named rupture and without interfering
with the
and Photographic licensees OF bed cases. before
and after cure. mailed for 10 cents
Patients residing out or
receive treatment and for home day
Dr. sherrnans consultation principal Office, 25l
Broadway are Mondays. Tuesdays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

Bark Wig Nor Greeersop Bristol 80 days. with iron and
'%Ss Ss as Z s5fi
s SaYi w empty barrels TO 0rO' vessel 10 Ben
Ispan Nschitubc Bilbo. a days with ore
Sas s f e c o @es N.%s San. Is days.
with sngar ssgarsc CO.. vessel to II Winchester Co
haIy Al City Island. light Nv cloudy, ~ ''
CLEARED
Steamer Dorset (Br) StampeT, shanghai Chna-W ID Nor
steamer CITY Of Paris B LOckhead Liverpool via Queens
steamer Stella Ditch. Thomson, Amsterdam-R Ii toe
Steamer Habsburg Ger. wamker. -oelr1chs co
steamer 0rinoco (Br) Fraser. Hamilton Ber-A outer
steamer santo Domingo Pennington, Charleston, SCI
steamer Rapidan Mangum. POrtland-J Ames.
Steamer sptaps BsgTy Krems
steamer Frisia SGer Harnesen Hamburg, via Plymouth
Bark Gudreyu NOR Jorgensen' Anjer Java or orders
BARK Voda AUST Caterinch Gibraltar for orders-sea
Bark Catherine Iced B Ray Gioara aud st KittsMOsle
Bark Deven Dubrovack AUST. suhor. stJohn, NIB
SAILED.
Glasgow: HaSs6ars, Brsmen Frsa. Hamburg Dorset
shanghai 81 MaS astan5as Pomona So1egG Bay saRI n
Stella Ainsterdam Horien Perth Amboy Banks Eqgenie,
san Domingo Jose More sagua Lizzie Cabarien Aspoto'
gan. Picton; Ella, Perth Amboy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAER5.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, May 3-sailed, Canada (Br) Robinson,
for Nev-IOrk
LIVERPOOL May 4Arriyed steamers Marengo tBrl. NELL.
baltimore April 20; Mediator Br. Hannry, from New-or-
leans April 10
sd-Saed. steamer Spain (Br), Grace. for NowYork
BROW HEAD May 4-Passed steamers Italy (Br Williams,
from NewYOrk April % for Liverpool: CityOf NeW-fork
(Br Taylor from NewYork April % for Queenstown and
WEST HARrIRrooL May ARRIVED. Averill )Br
Harrison from New-YOrk April 20
GLASGOW May 4-Arrved steamer Prssian (Br. McDou-
gail from Boston April II.
SUMMATION. Nav ARRIVED. steamer Braunschweig
(Ger POle, from Newf April % on her way to Bremen
DOMFSTIC POPTS
FATHER POINT Quebec. f-Passed steamer Lake Man:
itoba tBr Liverpool for Montreal he first arrival Vi
the "a,
HALIpAx May ARRIVED steamer Alhambra (Br Farqu-
har, from New. YORK.
lso arrived steamers Polynpsian Obi Brown Lverpool
Canadian from glasgow Liverpool ana queenstown
HAVANA, Nav 4-AruVed. steamer British Empire BE-
FawcetL Mexican ports for Newly rk proceeds oth
BOSTON May ARRIVED steamers Missouri tBr), Gleig.
Liverpool Samaria Irl. Walker, do; Moryen IBID ward
mock CienfuegOs: Berkshire Kcnt Baltimore. $3.50
PHLlDRLPHa. May 4-Anived, steamers Lord Gongh,
Hughes Iiverpoo Panther, Wiley NewbnrypoTt; Katle;
swain. Boston, Commonwealth van XIX, NeWfoTkj
T. q Biddlc Wallace. do: Ashland. Carr, Richmond
Sailed Pennsylvania Dodge Liverpoo w Ever
man: RichmOnd Berks Boston; Ann Eliza. NeW-f ork
BALTIMORE NAV ARRIVED, steamer Josephine Thomson,
Moore New.Y0Ik.
Cleared steamers (Brl Rotterdam; Enrn-
berg IGer Jaeger Bremen Miller. Clark Boston;Nin
land. Chance, NewYOrk
Sailed steamers Nurnberg and II Miller.
ORLEANS. May 4-Passes-Salled, steamer morgan
CITY, SewfOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
SHIPPING NEIYS.
PORT OF NEW-YORk......MAY 4. 1882
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Galata (Br) Allison London IA days with mdse
and ; horses 10 henderson Bros.
Ncw.IOrk city OBJ Cove, BfisOl 10 days with
mdse TO Arkell & Co.
steamer West Cumberland (br', Brown. Londonderry 10
days order: vessel 10 B0wrlng Archibald
Steamer Wieand ,Ger Hcbich Hamburg Aprll 49, Hayre
~ with mdse and G57 passengers TO Kunhardt g Co.
steamer Acapulco ShackfOrd, AspinN all days. with
mdse and passengers tn Pacihc Mail IS Co.
steamer Z arondeet Risk Matanzas April %. Nassau Mp
Of Fernandna with mdsc and 80 passengers TO Nal.
lOry & Co.
steamer Muriel Locke Trinidad Apr IL Barbados L.
II LUCIA 10. Martinique y Dominica IL Guadalupe -,
Anfiqua25 st kits 20 with md5e and passengers a l.
Outerbndgo * co. .,
and messengers 10 Nm T. Clyde 4 Co
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly Rchmond, West Point and Nor
folk with md.e and passengers To Old Dominion
steamer RchmOni. stevens West Point Va with aud
passengers Old Dominion ~ Co.
steamer Old Dominion, walker, Rchmond city Point and
ndse and passengers 10 Old Dominion
steamer Guy andote new" Chester In ballast TO Old DO.
minion IS Co 81, 80, -,
VIA ii amptOn III days. with guanO 10 Richard Irving
weasel "a Boyd & Hincken.
IiarE Warden Law tBrl, Graham, Iquque via Hampton
days. with nitrate VI soda " order Boyd
q uinckel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
MANHATTAN SAFETY DEPOSIT COMPANY
RApTISTS AT DELMONICO,S.

Two hundred bouquets were distrbuted TO the
members of the Baptist Social Union OF Manhattan
Island. who were present at the regular ladies'
Meeting of that society at Delmonicos last
night There were five tables. and
The menu was elaborate, but contained no wines.
The Dudley Buck Quartet Club sang, and addresses
were delivered by the Rev II. s. Sanders pastor Of
the Central Baptist Church of this city, the Key.
JOhn Love IT, of Boston, and the
Rev. DR.. 6. ii. Boardman, Of Philadelphia.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. d. {; Hays
Mrs i p. townsend Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Williams,
DIR. j. ii. Cunning, d. W. Mainwaring, L. Ii. Burr
and DR.. J. q. Baldwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
MEETINGS or REPUBLICANS.

The Hid Assembly District Republican AS
sociation met last night No. l43 Eghthtst., William
Bissell presiding. Several new names were enrolled
resolution adopted and ordered TO be sent 10 the
state Senate approving Senator Gradys bill TO continue
Centre-st through To Four teentb-st
The Republican Association OF the twenty second Ward
IXth Assembly DISTRICT met last light at West Sixty
seyenthst ard the Boulevard, with Charles +. Bruder
In the chair. Zen new members were elected, and as
10 revise roll In the vacation and the
ciatiOn adjourned until September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
nARrnnLnrS STATTE on LIBERTY.

James W. Pinchot, treasurer OF the American
committee to raise funds for the pedestal OF Bar
fhuldIs colossal figure of Liberty" which Is 10 be
set 40 IN New York harbor, SAID TO IA tribune re-
porter yesterday !.
The reason that the arm, which rs now IN Madi-
eon SQUARE IS TO bc sent back 10 France Is III re-
eponse To a request from the artist himself. lie
WISHES TO see the work complete before II Is sent TO
America, SO that he may make any changes which
aIe found necessary. force of wOIkmen are now
engaged in constructing the different sections as
rapidly as may be. The pedestal Will cost about a
quarter of a million of dollars. ! suppose the
statue itself may very likely he brought over ON a
Government vessel detailed for that purpose"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
PACIFIC STEAMER RUN ON SHORE.

Information was received at the Pacific Mail
Steamship Line Office yesterday that the steamship
salvador running from Panama 10 ports on the up
per Pacific Coast, had been beached at Punta
Arenas roadstead on the coast Of Central America
The vessel sailed from Panama on April 10, and
having sprung a leak. she run ashore TO save
tie cargo The passengers and crew were
landed in safety. The ship probably cannot be
Transverse bulkheads, and was built at Whining