davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

The possible effect OF the star route verdict po-
litically Is question that Is being discussed with
considerable interest, especially among party men
and lelders. This phase OF the subject comes up
after the general surprise at the verdict has sub
sided IL Is that the public, in accounting for the
surprising acquittal, Will refuse to believe that
some potent influence was not secretly exerted in
behalf or tie accused; AMI that as responsibility
of prosecution rested upon the administration,
censure for failure to convict must fall upon It.,
and consequently upon the republican party. 1t
was supposed that the employ ment OF two demo-
cratic lawyers OF prominence in the prosecution
would preclude that party from charging bad
faith cause OF failure, because there could not
have been any collision for the benefit OF the de-
PENDANTS. Prom the further facts that at least
third OF the jury the democratic faith that
all the republican papers Of the country OF any
standing have denounced the star route frauds and
demanded the punishment OF the perpetrators, and
taat the only party papers Of any prominence
that have defended the star route gang have been
democratic papers,-in view OF ali these facts 1t
would not appear that much campaign capital can
be made for the democracy out OF the star route
verdict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

w ooDwARD q LoTHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE,
s2l PENNA AVE. STREET. s1a
WASHINGTON. DO.
CORSETs! CORSETs!! CORsETs!l!
ZEPHYR and NAINsooK CoRsETs the best fitting
in the market. in both long and short waists.
Our usual complete line Of French German and
American CORSETS, at low prices.
GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE
of LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. rows of Inserting.
Hamburg Rufhe around Neck and Sleeves GRAND
BARGAIN, at
Is CENTS,
Never sold heretofore less than 81 0e.
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES. with Hamburg Rufaes
around Neck and Sleeves. and A8 tucks down 'front.'
only
S71< CENTS
LADIES' CORDED BAND CHEM1sE, good quality.
80 CENTS.
LADIES' VERY PRETTY CHEMIsE. Hamburg
Ruffies around Neck and Sleeves rows of Inserting
and clusters of 4 tucks each. ony
so CENTS.
VERY HANDSOME SKIRTS, deep Hamburg Rufie
and cluster Of 10 tucks. only
0S CENTS.
THE BEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON IN
JERSEYS,
is Plated Back. with handsome Satin Bow, for
nierly sold at IS. which offer ut
$3.50 EACH,
Ia the following coiors Navy Blue Cardinal Hunters
Green, Pale Blue, Crushed strawberry, Bronze and
Garnet.
We closed a large quantity from the manufacturer.
who was in need of cash. at 33 cent Off the price,
The fl and shape of these Jerseys superior to any
thing in the market.
We are also LAYING grand success with our CREAM
WHITE JERSEYS. at
$3.50;
Beautiful goods and quite the correct thing.
IN BLACK JERSEYS We offer a magnificent gar
ment made from imported cloth. at
$3.50 AND 800,
Superior to anything offered ct those prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Having bought no stock of WRITE SUITS, early in
the season. had to sell at high prices having
bought from the IN anufactures who over-stocked
from 35 to 80 cent discount from their regular
Prices we have been enabled to offer such bargains to
our customers have before been seen in Wash
1ngton In conse sequence. are having q remarkable
successful sale them We employ competent dress
maker in our work rooms, at all times who will make
any necessary alterations without extra charge.
We offer very stylish WHITE SUIT. with Tucked
Rufe on the Undcrskirt and Rufie and Tucks on the
basque and overskirt, only
$500
Also, very pretty WHITE SUIT, with Tucked ruffie
and wide fucks on the ndecskir plated base ue and
ruffe and tucked overskirt,
$780,
Wehave very pretty WHITE SUIT, plated under
skirt basque and oyerskrt trimmed with embroidery,
ONLY $3.50.
very handsome WHITE SUIT, Rufie Tucks and
Hamburg the underskirt, plated basque and over
skirt trimmed deliberately with Hamburg
ONLY $1,000.
Also an elegant assortment from So 90 to S35 Co.
ULSTERS
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS In
great variety. 81 upwards.
PRINT AND PERCALE WRAPPERS, in various
styles, 81 upward
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
WASHINGTON. DO
POI PENNA. AVE. STREET. 912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A GOOD
w three story brick house In desirable neighbor-
hood between 18th and 18th and and streets north
vest price to be about SIC. OO0 Apply JOHN BULL
hoom ~ Corcoran Building je8-3t
WAN1ED-FOR THE SUMMER, BY REsPON.
w sible family, q Furnished House in the north
western part OF the city; immediate possession Ad
dress II. A. c.. Star Office. iel5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

SPECIALTIES.
HFME BROOU TTIIs ALI THF EVENTS on
M LIE. Msoaas0 co0a1sntsf IA1iss md Den
- g ct och 90 J. szss. bstwsea e ed
nR RODKRToON, gPECIXIIgr AND CONF.
Odsas.l soes1t5nl pAS.ici.n; 20 yen esgsss.eei
Pm. ct 46o Grset northwest: nsAn omcA - \.
MIS-. =. A xnENCH. .MA0NRIfQ nRALkH
Ul end BuGDo0 Medium, he's removed 20 11n ~
BFset pcgthvok WHARF 10 WIN b pasass4 TORT het
yaany fuan0D a1A G110msGR Men
OALL AND ExAlguR THE MOTE PAPER GEIzr
sUHR C. RARxR
pyzs-ln msad eis % sksss nd1skV1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

Unless something be done to improve 1t, the bay
OF New York will soon be regarded as the most
dangerous point in an Atlantic voyage. One of
the large steamers running between that city and
Liverpool got aground in one OF the channels the
other day, and lay there for twenty-four hours
Before she could be pullet of. During part of
this time heavy fog prevailed, and several es-
capes from serious collision were very narrowly
made Since then light CRAFT popular passen-
ger steamer OF another line had similar expe-
Renee, minus the fog and its attendant pers, but
The annoyance and anxiety experienced by those
on board was hardly less trying. Between the
heavy expenses OF handling produce In New York
and the risks and uncertainties Of getting it out of
port when once on board, on account OF bars AMI
wrecks in the harDOr that city will soon loss some
OF her foreign trade unless she makes active efforts
In both directions to retain 1t. Philadelphia and
Baltimore are each pushing to the front as points
OF export, and before long the new port OF New
port News e. that name to be perpetuated p will
be in the FIELD as active and ambitious competi-
tor IN the same line of trade.
The Ohio democratic state convention will as
s1moie In Columbus next Thursday to nominate
state ticket. Under the Inspiration OF last years
success the party enters this canvass full of hope
and therefore competition for the honors at the
disposed of the convention is spirited. Judge
HOadiey appears to he decidedly in the lead for
governor, with Gen. Ward second, and Geddes
Third There IS talk OF the G1ides men going over
u Ward, and this might put The latter In the lead
Gedde5 makes no secret OF his hostility to Hoad-
ley, and hence II Is reg3riei very prob lbe that
seeing the hopeieSSneSS OF his own race, he may
t'In his following over to Ward That element of
the democracy which has stuck faithfully to the
party through all its years of adversely, voting
the ticket W1lcn there was no possibility OF sue
cas-, Is opposed 20 Hoadiey On the ground that he
has NOS been IN the party long enough to bacoms
thoroughly imbued with Its principles He Is COM
paratively new convert, and many OF the old
liners doat want to see him hOnored In preference
To men who have SHOWN their faith by years OF
Work in the cause. This is the principal objection
urged 70 Hoadiey, but his supposed availability
has put him in the lead, winning over to him, In
spit: OF his former republican 5m, some OF the
staunchest democrats I'm the state. The contest
Tor the gubernat0rlal n0rlination promises to be
animated, and there may be some very sharp pas
s1ges between the rival elements; but party ex-
pediency viii most likely heal any factionaI teel-
Ing that may arise.
The Pennsylvania papers are trying to compass
TIE destruction OF the English sparrow By repeated
assurances OF its toOthScmeneSS.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18
WANTED-SITUATIONS.

WANTED-AN ,ENERGET1C WEIL-KNOwN
legitimate engagement agency. &C.; understands
Office ieI5-
WANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
nv DIV maids Nurses. Housemsn, Drivers, Walters and
Boys with references. Women servants seen ut
of1ce Licensed Agency. 926 F st. NV. c. z. PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

The Pennsylvania papers are trying to compass
Tie destruction of the English sparrow by repeated
assurances OF its toothscmeness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

Now that the star route trial IS over, ex-senator
Spencer feels safe in returning home. He got
back from Europe yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

SPECIAL PLums. READY FoR
PICKING"
ALL SMALL LOTS AND MUST BE CLOSED RE.
GARDLESs OF THEIR VALUE.
LOT 44ll.-Children's Light Colored All. Wool sailor
Suits. good value at So. must now 90 Of .
suit
LOTS $500, 1926. ~. n and 8l0-Boys' Lons Pants
suiS. TO ut boys and ~ years Of age (no other
sizes) All Of these lots have sold at S suit We
are going to close them at s. suit.
LOT 26s4.-An Atwood Childs Suit to at ases from
Alto II years (knee parts). Not over twenty suits
on hand Are good value at s. . suit. Come and
take -FOUR choice Of the lot at s. suit
One Lot Chidren's Kilt Suits to fit ages az to years.
These suits do not move rapidly as we had wished
for and We are going to close them at s. suit.
Remember we do not claim 10 give goods AWAY bu
when small lots accumulate In house like ours we
do NOS stop to consider value. but only consider
what will close them out and by this method we &C
cunlulate no Odds aud Ends and at all times offer
you the NEWEST and CHOICEST Goods.
A. SAKS d CO.,
LEADING CLoTH1ERs
sis SIG AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IrOR SALE-THREE HORSES, THE PROPERTY
II OF gentleman I'm ill-health-a trotting mare Ce.
is.te 10 hAnds high years old. sired by Edwin
Forrest dam by young Clipper. wac bred Ivy Mr. swf-
ESQ now. -
Also. Bay Trottns Gelding, 2 years old by sveen-
etakee, dam by Woods Hsmbletonian. aud can trot
very fast and lady can drive him.
The other IL very fine driving or business Horse 4
years Old, 10 hands high, 10 lie sold at q sacrihco
Apply at private Stable In rear Of Corcoran Art GAL
iery. entrance on 18th st :. near II st lels .3ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Eerturcs nu6 Alrctinos.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
y -Reaular meeting Tuesday, 18Th inst room a. o ,e
Tf,r az > ocegs d. m col D.. sherman VIE READ paper
on to most approved method " conducting our u'iIes Ut
Wander Nryde viii .tctulr. Admission mo, - ,-t,--.
'-"'-' ]. p. CA kI.I-Il, NJ. D., PTc'lhent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
DipioenS NJ,lteJ.
LFmGH ASe WfKst RAk lISSo,A ~ So ~ Sq

IFUGH Axp wnKEsBAg rSSoA CoMFAM,
No 100 BROADWAY. NEN-YORK, oct. u 1888.
THREE AND ONE-HALF (3l2) per cent
ierst will be pnid on Registered Income Bonds OF
this Company issued for funding coupons detached IRON INC
Conso9te Mortgage Bonds payable aud aitci November
Ia roxn,o transfer books Will be closed November AZ
p No. ana reoPO'' w {. II. LANG. Treasurer
NEw.YouK Nov. @ 1888
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN;
/ ISa COMPANY has declared IL monthly dividend OF
n-,,-rNTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, pay able Nov. T.
iss9 ai the FaTlners' Loan End Trust Company. 49,
llahS4oi "'' N. r. COOK,
Nice-President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Nnr1nrrN PAcIEIc RMLNoAp CoNrANY.

TOR THE PURPOSE. OF a meeting OF t.-l the
sCGa9o9s5 6 81 Of Se F F1rT1 on Stock viii be-
~ ~ O'Clock october 20 and remain closed until
coseu oTpbcr % BY order OF the Board OF Directors
~ HI 49, ROBERT LENON BELkNAP, Iroasuier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

TNIIE bonds Of this Company falling due July
1884 will be redeemed at par and accrued interest On
being presented this once and assigned 10 We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Business Ghanrrs.

ESTABLISHED BAKERY, CONNECTION
II ERY and ICE CREAM BUSINESs.-LaTge profitable
trade steam engine horses. wagons, superior fixtures
everything complete WELLS. % lAOef'y-SG-
NXyOULD LIKE TO EFFECT an arrangement
w with manufacturer speciaities Of merit 10 represent
Baltimore anu Vlcinity = T. bAIEMA-N % hano
ver-st, Baltimore, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

ll rorosaIs Doe received at the ONCE OF me FaIh-
Triist Nos. 20 and - " 81 lai,-sl
Nov Nk Tor the the Trustees al thryhve "oh o
Railway and Navigation company 'or me Nhnt
,rd - provided in the mortgage 70 ne uult'siSh,0 IecunS
lT.u0sals should De dITrCtcd TO L. G. ROl-tnul
,Tc.f.r.f N,- and 20 Nlmst, and must be presence
6efo D. u the list proN The Farmers Loan ana
nus '''4''.f' ''' r. G. ROLSTON.
,.,.. no, a1 President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

III PERSONS HOLDING CEKI !, IIsTcs E sTs
W ,ocs IN the shaw telephone C9opsns ~ 81 tse
hereby ,e company Room "a ll6 ~ tof ioa
selnton st"k II rate of about z sTs oS T D
Telephone hsN stock said certificates must DC suIINh
one share OF S ns on or before Dec ., A. u lss3
aered and caloeen q iSSS MARK BANGS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
financial.
1nI nINC CERTIFICATES

- pTPSONS HOLD DING CERTlFlCAIES
III! ~ Se SHAW Telephone compeny OF Amercs are
Hereby % seRS So 5f ga iie
s sSn T about TSS'S shares GLOBE for
1eePh shaw stock said certificates must DC suI'h
Ser GaP'gNG S1 os q s sS''' MARI BhNd president
Snles- :, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CowAxT,(
TRFEsUEER's oFFlCE IL BRohSIr N;1a {
THOR THE PURPOSE. Of meeting of the
CGsg9s d6ks 81 Of Rs fT4P ct Stock viii be
Scsed a. O'Clock on October 20 and ie@ag CLOSED nn
1oa m Nova ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP, Treasurer.
THE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANY,
l2O BGoADwAY, NV. YORK. nov. 8. 1853
NOTICE is hereby given that all OF the sec9n6
y preferred income bonds OF The ST Louis Iron 81 s @
having been redeemed and the motgsge securing me T
sane trust Company for the redemption Of the GgsiaPE
bonds q the h preferred income pr OF In cash Il
3T aud S 2eGTaga interest % &n fG EALD
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Preferred stock.
~ holders Of the NOrihern Pacific IaiToaq Once Room
NewYok Ciy On Tuesday 2Oth day Of NG[sg D on tie
81 ne GtOI nP e ~ TeRty Milton Dollars Of Bonds
OT ~ is lands In Minnesota aud paGo est o. inc
Missouri River which we've Pro- pPTesrrs stock subject
ONLY to Tie priority INC present eenoral mortgage
by order OF the Board 8 SAMUEL WILREsoN Secretary
Ncw-York oct TO- 1883.
N-OTiCF.-Tbe annual meeting OF the sIoc ,.i1
~ holder, Of Tie American MatX MS, y o Tnesdy
he hC' 80 - Wsrrrust room 8, sc a. re en,iinD M
BOARD o., .,iecors tao ensuing year ana INC ' VI
O'f[ c rfs2 books OF the company VII . S 9 TEN DAYS
priOr Co fhc meeting Secretary.
Ncv.Yari. oct p. 1898
nPr.ON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
Z b-''.~- COMPANY.
, ,frossls viii received at the ONCE OF The Farm
Ns N.rk Tor the The Trustees Of thrhve bonds
lie O,r., Railway and Navigation to!h5 .o ,iv
iUud - provided in the portga 70 NE signed ecHtnS
the SANE Proposals should be diroteg 20 Is Itant%d
bff ~ ocs u the list prOX. The Farmers Loan ana
Trust company. Trustee ~ y q ,,0JeT0N
Ncy.yors. oct. %, 1853. President.
Office oy rHE DELAWARE AyD HyIsoy CtNAl GoYrAyY'{
-TUE bonds Of this Company falling due July
1884 will be redeemed at par and accrued ng. On
being presented al this once ana assignee 20 ~
No Il BRoADWAY, {
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF, lie SiI nv nv
! holders of the MANIIATTAN RAILWAY CpMtANf
g I'D tion Tor The following year and to transact any
further business that may be 9oaEI' D NegYorE
Cty or " pBNfSDAY November "A, 1883, at IL O'CLOCK
The polls will be oI9n ilH ,, %St NIs secrctarv
NEyy.Y YORK. Nov. .. 1883.
ITO THE SECOND MORTGAGE INCOME
Il BOND AND SCRIP HOLDERS OF THE M. h q l.
Trdectors Of this Company this day authorized the
Issue o. we a ~ CoDso OF December l. 1850 in
exchange ioT the COmpanys Second Mortgage moons
Five Per cent Bonds bear october loSS pay
able scanuuay in June and December and to run t De
The past due coupons income bonds together with scrip
representing such coupons may also be eAGhahse ~
Ssr NJ. ,,. income non,.
Ne-Yof after the n inst to be stamped
setISs ING u Tue '' " H. B. HENSON treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Board Gn0 Rooms.

East Side.
> LIVINGSTON-PLACE, near 1Gth-st., fac
ing Stuyvrzau Park-Fu-nisled with lrstcl4ss
board dinngroOm par0r door references
InEAST 3STH-ST.-Elegant suites Of apart
M ments with or without private table.
III DISON-AVE.-Elccant parlor foor
4 also front third door suite private table or board
no. FAST 27TH-ST.-TO let. with or with
Zs1sl ou hoard pleasant room on hO0ri warmed
snale 10Y an invalid OF aged LADY, price according 70 at
teutlon required.
West Side.
ONE neatly furnished room for man M and wife
M0rtOn-st.
DOOMS, with board, for Gentlemen. Apply
IL at 872 West 35thst
O0~. 5TH-AVE., near 33d st.-Large hand
d. ome furnished rooms front and back large closet
bath for gentlemen only also small TOOms French family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Gopartnershlp Notices.

nov. 10 1898
TINUE UNDERSIGNED have this day dissolved
4 partnership By mutual consent. 49, - -e-
GEO J. KILPIN.
WHEREAS the copartnership heretofore ex-
w listing under the firm name OF g8RISON & HERRI-
MAN dissolved by the reti7ent OF Joseph G.
Alexander business IL be cOntinGSd by the sub
scriuers. Of whom copartncrs IN said firm
the said cOpartnership had business rc@ons
with foreign countries, and cOIaTtncTshp wit Ir
state rnu conducted therein for period VI five
wear, and NJ wards and George Morrison and JOHN Henri
man grc the members thereof ia the continued partnership
referred specified IN tho the Legislature
al be stale of entitled AN allowing the
uued OF Coparnershp names m certain cases and the
acts amending the same 80,
man whose abode Tho CITY County state
Of Yort hereby certify pursuant 70 sad stape that
Va, are c persons now hereafter inc
flrll name Oi MORRISON, HERMAN d co.
GEORGE 4. MORRISON.
JOHN HERMAN.
Dated w.YorS oct 81, 1888.
STATE OF NEW.YORK l..
CITY AID COUNTY OF NEw-YORK. ~
ON this 81 day October the year thousand eight
hundred and eigythee before personally George
NOR son ana John HERMAN and known to
me 20 be the individuals described and who executed the
foregoing and scvcTay acknowledged that they
executed the for the purposes therein mentioned
HENRY W. SACKETT,
Notary Public. New-YOrk County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
THE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANY,
l2O BRO ApwAY, NEW NOBK, Nov. 9. lSSS.

NOTICE is hereby given that all of the seconI
~ nrcforrcl income bonds Of the St Louis Iron Mointa
80 Southern Railway Company, amounting Ia S4U0'OO'
hsynr been redeemed and the mortgage securing me SIN
Of rrord funds have been deposited with Inc mei
sane Company for the redemption OF the v
% preferred income mortgage OF sac il
and that said outstanding bonds will be redeemed IN C
1ar aud accrued interest presentation al the
Arust company. LOUIS FITZGERALD iieS"o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

,c5gyss VIA @ 81 ssS.ss%
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
,uild Ner- rorl, oct. 2i, 1888.
DISGRrNrLED REPUELIcINS.

The anti-machinc Republican Executive Com
mittee and the presidents o! the district RESOLUTIONS o'
last EVENING" No. l73 East nchuudrcdandtmFiy-tmlu
A. Christopher Pullman presided committee CONSIST
ing OF BF Mnicrrc Christopher Pullman Johh h''u''
and W +. Oakley presented preamble ana re'olu"n''
which were discussed at length They set i"r 'n' 'uo
state Committee paid attention to copy OF reso
zion passed at the last meeting the ani~Icnc COM
uttee requesting rocnromcnt ofthe Republican 'o''S
in this city, supervised by men who were heh'i 'i'
machine nor the tools thereof but instead hppON'u wv
acts of the Committee OF Eighteen, thereby leaving to
control OF the regular organization IN the hHs oi '
machine clique " therefore 1t was reaoVeu hoV W
the Republican State aud County tickets lho ioso-
,ntion also demanded genuine reorganization OF tho
Republican party this city. They wero unanimously
adopted. 800 -, - . L.. q, t,c State and
County tickets of from 1000 to 10000 votes , ,,o
Mr. Manierre also moved that tho nc%IpoIhh nc % w Ind
residing I'm the Xth Senate District De ohu
together ior tho purpose Of making preparations :" CIV
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
WHEy THE NEW RErISIoy WILL BE DONE.

The American Bible Revision Committee held
its annual meeting on Thursday in the Bible House
It being meeting Of both the Old and the New
Testament companies. The Rev. DR.. Philip Schaf
is the president Of the committee General bust
transacted, and In the evening reception was
given the members OF the committee and other distn
gushCd persons by Morris X Jcsup, there being 200
guests at his house in MadisOnaye. The present
state and prospects Of the revision were dis
Cusscd In brief addresses by the Rev. Drs
Scha; Dewitt, OF New Brunswick; Th8ycr, Of Cambndge
Chambers and Crosby OF this city The speaking lasted
less than hour the rest OF the evening being spent In
social conversation,
The Old Testament Company met yesterday ana com
pttcd the third iOu Of the Minor Prophets, and the
notes or the meeting sent to England last night D
Schat said last night that the English company would
doubtless complete its work In Jauuay and the American
company about the same time. He added that ne cX-
pcctcd the revision OF the Old Testament ~ DC pub
ll-led next spring.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
THE CRUSADE 0N THE HERALD.

Tho Nineteenth Ward NcwSdcalcrS' Association me
last nirht ina Turtle Bay Hall IN Second-aye. Will
lam WcChranc presided. lie reported that the
Central organization had under consideration a
,y..trm OF cards for members without which no
new, -dralcr could get his supply of morning papers
lie declared that there were no members oi lhr
,s.o,i9tiouS who were selling Ibe Herald for =
cents. lie asked if any of the members could report
any new HodH stands. He asserted that he had Il
fI6m frstratc authority that two wee Is ago me
Herald printed 10000 copies daily. Last Naiur-
day the total number of papers printed was t,r'
than 1000. Ihi, decrease could be aid directly
to the urwsdcalcrs. lie requested the members To
look ont for John Reilly on election day rs he laI
ndor,cd Mr.. Williams application TO the Board oI
Aldermen. one of the members sad that me- ionhd
ON investigating the matter that ne HGdid st oil
stands was Incorrect; stands were Said To ht III
nuu,hcr of places where they could not be lound;
One HcdM man i'm his nc.ghboIhood had collected
,,,,. far tyo weeks papers in advance and dl~ap-
nrarrd The Herdd stands get no more patronage
II that ncIghborhood. ,. ... -
South Ferry were greeted yesterday With acry:
e. Jjg,,Iis cent "Did yOu hear that; ~ one man
said tn hi, companion. A" The Herald Is offered at
conf Has il reduced its price ~
do NOT believe it, the other Sau, let us Sten
again. Yes, it is true, but come along, we do not
want il NJ any price. u, =. ,,,,t ...,,
,,aIked aboard the icrryboat without spending any
of tIcir hard earnings on 2-cent papers.