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New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
BURNED TO DEATH IN HER ROOM
A lDRUNKEN wOMAN's TRAGIC FATE-wAs IT AC-
CIDENT OR sUICIDEi

While Mrs. Bessie 0'Bren, of No. 33l East Fifty
nnth-St, was sitting in her rooms in the lower pOr-
tlon OF the house yesterday afternoon, she smelt
peculiar pungent odor and saw smoke making its
way between the door of her room and its Intel.
Thinking that the house, which was owned by her
husband, was on fire. she sprang to her feet opened
the door and there volumes of smoke issuing
from the rooms occupied by Mrs. Eliza Cleary
across the hallway. Mrs. OBrien called for help,
and Mrs Qulrk, an inmate OF the house assisted hcr
in forcing open the door When they could peer
through the smoke they a piece of carpet which
had been almost consumed. There was a glow, as
of fire, in the bedroom which was occupied by Mrs
Cleary, and upon examination they the bed and
its clothing in flames and the body of Mrs. Cleary
lying on them. They succeeded in putting out the
fire, but when they tried to revive the woman they
found that she dead. The police were in
formed and Coroner Mcrkcl was summoned.
Mrs. CeaTy had been a tenant of Mrs. OBrlen's
for thirteen years and was sixty years old. For
some months her husband has returned home from
his work 10 find that his wife had been drinking
Yesterday she invited several women TO join her in
a caTOusal and the party passed several hours drink
ing. When her companions left her II is supposed,
she made an attempt 10 cook her husbands dinner
but lost her balance and fell upon the stove, which,
being rcd-hot set fire to her clothing. Being too
much intoxicated to appreciate hcr danger and
being overcome by the fumes of liquor, she threw
herself upon the bed and there. becoming uucOn-
scous burned 10 death. Another theory is that in
tit of despair she set herself on fire Intentionally.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
UOuJNG PIGEON FLIGHrS.

The Red star show race to be flown from
ouia 10 this vicinity, and arranged for today -
notponcd TO next Friday the opening day Of the czhb
on owing 10 the bad over the course
rh entries are from the lofts OF Bcnnort, Bond and Bald
o Newark; HussOn, oi this city storcr, oi Elizabeth
and ConOyer, Lambcitson ANA ward oi kc!PorI Inc
birds to engage will be coun''r-m"H'd ia li' cly Oh
,td and sent in baskets, ready Ibcia,ing, By cx
nress the same evening.
rrle Ncw-York and Kcyport birds in train
i,c were liberated by mistake recently III
norticast gale late in the afternoon. portion of ne
,rnrt Li. arrived lone before evening. some oi thc
~ Work bird, accompanying them ihus tI dttchltd
o cross the bay, but found impossible and sought ,he
I,r of KcyIOr lofts for the night Others known
81 hays continued on their journey, following the coast
line or the foIyfour birds put on the road Tor ,he
race only twenty remain showing the loss lhdi hlohuS
,T.iuing at this season Oi the year.
The Newark birds made their last training Joarncy
Us contrary TO their course and the time made was
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
MR. wPHERsoy F4rGRs the OLD TICKET

United States Senator John II. Mcpherson, of
NcWJer-ey, has been "stumpng that STATE In company
with DisIict-Attorncy Charles H. Winfield OF Jersey
CITY in the interests of Leon Albeit, the Democratic can
didatc for Governor He says that Albeit will be elected
by the usual majority, about 5000
"What do YOU think viii be the result Of the next Presi
dental contest :" was asked him.
think the chances OF the Democrats are good" he
answered rather cyl,iycly.
"Whom do you think they viii nominated"
"f Td,u- health will permit he win undoubtedly re-
crlvc the nomination."
In that ease, who will complete the tckctl"
"my mind there L. no doubt that the Old ticket OF 70
will Dee rpuomuatcd, just IL went before the people
thru-Tlld,n and HcndiCis"
Who do You think h- the best chance Tor the Rcpub-
Icai nomination ,"
President Arthur"
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
,,,udts o, sngulary gOOdnatured audiene, and they
u..aAtt
uur .,rnrrvcE AT THE METBopoLITAN.

THE AUDIENCE AT THE METROPOLITAN.
The audience at the Metropolitan Opera House
last night was considerably larger than on Wednesday
night and was the most enthusiastic of the week. There
were few empty boxes, but there were more people IN
orchestra chairs and greater number In the balcony ana
family circle To who had not witnessed the spehuor
of the opening it might still have seemeo prllaht
atnena but in comparison with the triumph of the first
rigbt there was a marked change in the peoples,
attire Diamonds were stn plentiful, but the dresses
tbough rich were many OF them darker In colorng and
there were more bonne The dark shades against the
icht background were effective and punches or roses
pnk yellow and crimson, lent bright dashes OF color TO
fhe scene There was much less conversation between
the acts than the opening night but as a. onset 10
there seemed to be greater appreciation OF the HUSH
md the people were lavish with their applause
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

1ANGs-MCCoMB-on Wednesday October "a, 1888 at me
Trsdrnce OF the brides mother Wilmington, Del Dy tnS
REV j. H. Nixon ID. D, Francis = Bangs, 0t NeW.hOlk
City To Ellen Bush, eldest daughter Oi the te Soono
Henry :. MCComb. =,
DODD-BLAKE-On Thursday, October 20 at tho chnIen
tbe Covenant York. the Rev Dr. Vincent, EHau
W podd to Anna Bowman, daughter Of stephen NJ BaNe
oil OF this city.
aIIRERT-HOWFII-At the Church OF the Redeelnet
nr1oklyn on Thursday october TO- by the rev ueorSV
Nan DeWaer assisted by the Rev charles H. lIea WI @
Inm Dwight Gilbert to Quoene NJ daughter Oi Nathahe
W. Howell.
JACKsON-VAN NEST-At the residence Of the brides
rarsnta an Wednesday October 25 1883, by Tue Rev Dr.
Ehipman Mary, daughter OF Abraham H. Van Nos" u
Charles Carroll acksOn
EvnIop Al tho residence Of the BRIDES parents,
an .Tbnr.day ocober 20 1888 by the Rev. Theodore L.
b. Frank seymour TO Emile stuart, daughter
OF thomas r. Barr, all Of brooklyn
yATaoN-yON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, by the Rev. J; II
"na1 n II Nfiss Laura won Stregcr Of Heidelbetg Ger
NJ any the h. h. Watson. Of North Brookhe.u mass
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
THE WEATHER EEPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SUuODSis 'Oy tie pGSt hrcHty-fOter hours.

WAsuINGTON, Oct. 2G-The temperature has
risen I'm the districts the Atlantic Coast and in the
West Gulf States H has fallen In the East Gnf states
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley; elsewhere II ha- re-
manned nearly stationary. NorBcrly winds prevail In
England the sOuth Atlantic and Gulf States, Upper
Mississippi Valley aud Upper Lake region .oulheaSicly
winds in the Missouri Valley; elsewhere the winds aro
variable Local rains have fallen IN New England, the
Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic and Gun Stac- Ichhc
see and the Ohio Valley and Lake region.
Indications fJr toifL
For New England. fair weather preceded by light local
rams northcrly winds falling followed by rising bhIom
eter stationary or a slight fail in temperature.
For inc Middle Atlantic States fair weather norih"iy
winds becoming variable, stationary or rising barometer
and temperature.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
MY C.NIL BoIruEy orroT cHlpIN.

There is great Indignation among the boat
men ON the Canal the treatment they nave i'
cc.,cd from the Democratic officials The following cI
cuI 90 ON the subject was issued yesterday
ro rrr FrII>p~ or TuE CNNAIs tNp CASH. EoAIMLN
AND IuL TNNTNERr on T1E STATE or NV. '"hN
W.. the undcI- gucd, captains aud owners oI canal
hol, doing b,ue,- the canals -! the Hat' 'aIH'Sp
tul To YOU te do an In your power 10 defeat Ic i,v
fluu ui Alfred G. Cnapu, VINO has hrcH l"HiH'''' '"l
N M Controller the that h7 whole course 'S
member OF Assembly IN l-S2 aud a. Npra"ri o. lu, -
.rinly I'm -3, against the interests OF tr ''"at'
and doing business thereon: Hnl We nl'ly d' ~"
low. I'm -1 Er voted against the Railroad ohIs7."
bII and 90, loird audiuet the bill 10 regulate 'niEs
,f main elevators. Ia l-~3, us Sprtk o. Ae'rh"l' III
rcfu., 10 rcpppolu the Hon j. W. Higgins S ch'iinh
of the Canal Committee, and did not even glNr nun P'
ON said committee. MI Higgins was our Hlc'li icpr.
sentative Jud champion. elected from dl7'rrl IlS,H
interested canal traffic, aud hc mtIOiuceu ana iouh'u
after Hll oar cJuu bills MI Chdpn ucllhri Notrl I2 @ HpI
.,d n, mn iu favor of any one OF the pS
introduced our benefit. We also oppose ul'T
Robert T. Maxwell who has been rrnoninaod oI stac @
Jr.. Urrr. While holding that Olrr Tor luc P,'1 wv, W.
-. i, has u.nI L, Influence uniformly agdlut our
!''',' ,'' '' s'.,.,,.,,.,s Name Of BO0k
PilRY ~ TIER. hlii' nl,ti,s' I,tl
CiAHII- kING.-.......--. ..l. l.lIi To- 'ulI'o' u
THOMAS GLENN. S.-........- i rank bluhuilu'
Miru,rI n \AIUY ..... Anne H. Flanery.
JANIS llLAEY ...-.....-.....J - 7Il'buu,
Aud many hundred more
.sti,1 Ntir- IOyL. oct. 2i, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
M4DAnE 1ABL4CHE AND HER CONTRACTS

J.H. Mapleson, with his coInseiitS tSo snono, no%
- 80 ,a srnsror Court yesterday in his injunction
,,rooasdngs against signOr Del Puente and Madame La
bIscSe. %sdemoisene Labache was present Mr. onn'
of On Rjyes Montgomery, stated the case OF Madame
Iablaohe asserting that she had not received suc,eu'
n,a o,r IN force and that she believed, when she
sSped her agreement with Mr. Abbey that the tS9er m
Contract was at end. Mr. FisRe urged s1aS III" I
ason contract was In full force and that Madalhe n
ece coUld sing for no one else than Mr. Mapeson Inc
Court took the papers, Mr. On asked i9I pt m % ,n
sor Mr. Abbey while the decision of the Court Ill Ills case
was pending but this was denied.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
MISS LENTS FELL0W SJfFARER.

Joseph Patterson, of Boston, who was asked
70 leave the windsor Hotel In Montreal at the time that
Miss Florence Lent of Brooklyn who s suing the prop
retor of the hotel 100000 damages was sent away
was In Brooklyn yesterday He also purposes to bring
suit against the proprietor OF the hotel Tor 100000 dam
ages.
Mr. Patterson said that when he was In Montreal in
September he helped Miss Lent TO procure lawyer for
her defence upon the charge Of stealing ring
from a friend, and they rode In car
Eage together to see the lawyer "heh
sbey aghted Miss left her pocketbook IN the car
ge and when the driver returned 1t MI Patterson pu'
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
life in tho highest judicial position, Interpreting and de-
yeloping the law
The party returned to New-York this afternoon.
THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE TO S4IL TO-D4Y.

After leaving New Haven Lord COleridge
and hs party took the train NewYor arriving in this
city at AGO In the evening Elliot Shepard gave fare
well dinner to the Lord Chief Justice at which the guests
were the Hon. Gilbert CClerdge, Mr.. and Mrs Matthew
Arnold and Miss Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch and Lieu
tenant John Mcclellan o. =. A.
Lord Colerdge will sail for home to-day at o'clock on
the Britannia, OF the White Star Line Between 10 and IL
o'clock he will receive farewell visits at Mr. shepards
house He will be accompanied to tho pier by his SON.
the Hon Gilbert COeridge. Mr. Shepard and Lieutenant
Mcclellan and several Others of the State and city Bar
Association will be AT the pier TO bid him farewell The
Hon Gilbert Coleridge will remain In this country
month longer and viii shortly make OF the Western
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

The XIth Senate District Republican Conven-
ton met last evening at No 341 West Fortyseyenthst
George W. Cregter presiding Stephen McClave nomina-
ted stephen N simonsOn for State Senator, but the
nomination not seconded Professor Hunt nominated
William II. Bellamy. The nomination OF Mr.. Bellamy
was seconded by Samuel II. Randall and John II. Mo
Clave lively debate followed in relation to the nomi
nation OF Mr.. SimOnsOn between John II. McClave and
Mr. Thompson one accusing the other OF making false
statements In relation to Mr. Smonson's not having sup
ported the regular ticket for three years past The roll
Of delegates then called and the stood 20 TO II
in favor of william II. Belamy. A committee Of three
appointed to walt him and TO notify him Of the
action of the convention. Mr. Beamy came to the hall
and accepted the nomination. Brief addresses were
made in support of the candidate by Professor Hunt
General James r. O'Belme and Mr.. Thompson. The
friends of Mr. smonsOn pledged themselves 70 support
Mr.. Bellamy
The following nominations for Assemblymen and
Aldermen were made by the Democrats last night:
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
MARIE PRESCOTT LOSES 4 SUIT
prNuyIsCENCEs OF "vERA "-MR. LOTTO AS AZ
AcroR-DRAMATIo NEWSPAPERS

ACTOR-DRAMATIO NEWsPAPEho'
The snit of Frederick Lotto against Mare
Prescott the actress to recover wages que uuei Von
tract was tried the First District Court at Ne"h
terdav. The plaintiff was engaged to play subordinate
part in Oscar wildes play OF f"Nera al tnc 0Io" q"
Theatre. The engagement for four weeks IN the
first week the play proved failure ana MI io''o
dIscharged He alleged that ought to have been paid
$40 per week for four weeks according 10 Vne cono'
braas ba receyed pay for one week only Miss Pres
o, os advert,sed 10 pay in "Belmonts Bride" IN New
erk recently and Mr.. Lotto, taking advantage OF the
Iavs NJ New,Jersey went to Newark and began suit
IA recover the amount alleged TO be due.
oo,stahIa seized Miss PrescOtt's wardrobe hut II
.as raleased upon her giving bonds to appear num-
he ~ theatrical persons were present in the courtroom
Mss Prescott was present with her husband william
porzeu The contract was exhibited showing that the
rooonent reserved the right dIscharse for incom
netencv with one weeks notice. Mr. Lotto stated in his
Testimony that he received notice Of the dOandnen
~ the company until August 27, when he appeared for
,ahearsal He was then offered the balance due on MS
SALARY by Mr. Perze with the promise OF another Week
SALARY the following Monday II the members W01 c,i n
eel their contracts; but on Monday MI fefII aeu u
Mis- Prescott said: "I saw that Mr. Lotto was not fit to
play the Colonel at the first rehearsal ana cast nun o
fwo small parts. He refused 10 ACT at reHedIsal' anu
discharged him for ulpcrtinence' r, -. ,-..., ,,;
MT LOttos lawyer held up copy OF the Ae~ YORK MIR
ror containing hacItng notice OF his cleh az el' M
regard that as proof The witness reped thh the "ee
no dramatic papers in NewYork whose standard OF clt-
cism was worth anything , ,,,,..
$4,000 on Vera" and that he had nothing cit no" Dut
bis Overcoat. ,o no -, . -. 90
weeks salary, ruling that he was entitled to the usual
weeks notice.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
ANnREM Il. HITCHCOCK.

Andrew II. Hitchcock, lawyer of No. 1914
Broadway died suddenly from heart disease Thursday
night al hi, home No. 42G Fodrth-avc He was born in
Utica on June -, l-lj and graduated from Union
College Then hc To this city, where lac studied
law IN the oilce Of Cornelius Van Santyooid.
I'm lS40 ne went To California, being one OF the
original Forty Miners He wrote an account or MS Jour
ury from New York 10 California through Mexico ana
after spcudlng few years among the mines engaged IN
hr prciIre of law a san Francisco In l-19 lac returned
tu tLi- city. where he has since lived.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
cUlEGED wI7H SErERlL FORCLRIES.

RIcuMoND, Va, Oct. 2G-A man giving the
noo of Joseph Harding arrested here this evening
m ntoctive John Wren charge Of forgery committed
in Naples, ontario County. n y. The man had been io
lowed for several days by the detective awaiting tno
., n q Cramer one OF the parties whose name
,a 80. ,oroed Mr. Cramer identified the prisoner as
te crimnaI and stated that his real name Is Iuisco
Greinsr His forgeT1eson olucfehl PAIuoS ah4ouN' '"
several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

A tragedy, entitled "ThOmas Beckett, OF ne It,
Mitre and the Crown" written by Mr. Alfred Ma''' -
Worcester, Mass, has just been printed III that o9 80
Mr.. Dan Maginnis appears to have met WIZ Wisn
cordial favor In his venture, "Wtne heile9'
was launched, on the 5th inst, at Fall River. -,
Miss Clara Morris, with her own company mna
appear at Baltimore on October 90 The company
Lille Eldrdge Ada Wallace Molie Reve MADE uayt
Mrs Farren Gustavus Levick Clement 1eorse Far.
Conway Frederick Lotto, John Sutn q i9j1 1Ij1tt
rem Hugh Fuller George Bird and J. T. Enlo'"
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

Tr,nrsE OFFICE, oct 27-l a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday irregular Light rain, which
measured Oj Of an inch was followed by cloudy ana
clear ocatbcr hetempcraturc ranged between 81 ana
45o the average C190) being Az lower than on the
corresponding day last year and -'9' higher thHn Oh
Fi,T or clear preceded 10y patty cloudy weather and
possibly rain, may be expected tO''y ID 'Al' GU! anu
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

AT a meeting OF the clerks OF the Tradesmen's National
Bank held October 23 1888 the following preamble and res
OuiiOns unanimously adopted:
Whereas, death has suddenly removed from among rs
Berry, President OF the Tradesmens National Bank,
therefore,
Resolved in the decease of Richard Berry we no1In
conscientious faithful and upright man
Resolved cannot let this opportunity pass WITHOUT
In his publicly te-tying to the un 1im Kindness,
regard and .drri0n which during period OF mere than
hfy years exhibited all those with HON he came IN
aud especially TO the clerks OF the INSTITUTION Oi
which ne the hOn0red and respected head ,
Resolved shall cherish the most sincere ana
admiration. for whom not only
as faithful and efficient officer, but also as nrl
and lasting friend. - 49,, a.,
Resolved that committee from this body attend the
Of these resolutions be Forwarded 70
b family of the ecesed and that be requested
to enter them upOn tho records OF the institution.
b. :. RAYNER) ,-
/. HALSEY, Committee on Resolutions.
X. L. NENINS.D
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
OELTL-4RE
MAInR NICMNLAS NOLAN.

TrcsoN, Ariz., ,Ott26. Major Nicholas Nolan,
OF the 3d Cavalry. in command OF Fort Apache died
ut Uolbrook yesterday. lie Oh the way to meet his
wife and family, VINO were coming from Texas.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

in hI, coat pocket After going to bis roon In the
hot Of 40 he discovered that he had the pocket
book and inquired the to Miss Lents room to return I'm
lfter Giving II 10 her at the door he returned 10 MS
roonn The neIt morning the cashier sent him his b,
saving that was at request Of the managers after
what had occurred.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
THIRD D1Y or REGISTRATION.

Following are the results by Assembly Dis
tct Of registration yesterday compared with those
for the third day OF registration in 1ss2 l7sl 1850 and
1872
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
Posi- Onice Notice.

ers for Europe need be specially directed for dts
t M any particular IN order 10 secure speedy d
Ev,y a esnaou. all transatlantic mails are oI"aideu
ly he fastest vessels available. . -. a.
the cnulhs OCNOOci "i' ~
AT 10 H. m for Venezuela and Curacao per s.
Na'rn,a; at 10 a. Porto cleo direct per - Nlies
AZ ii A. m f0r Germany. &c. per Ss. NccAa
Via southampton aud bremen Qettcrs Tor Great bia'an
and other European countries must De ulr,ctet ID Poi
NrcRar'l: 1880 for Europe per -, Ci'y Oh o
yla DueeustoNn uettcrs for Germany, &C., must ps
aiTeccd Der CITY Of Rome ~ 1880 a. M Tor Eni9ps,
D,r Brit.nuc. VIA Qaet h9tOMn Ntt'ccIs
inn,t he directed per BritanuicN at y. IN. tor
scotland direct per D'yOuia, via o.ifg0w AT y m
tnr 1Tigur direct. per Warsand, via Aut"eipi aC
40 u IN for luba and Porto Rico per s. saratoga VIA
sUNDN9%lt 73O p for Vera cruz per -. whitney VIA
Mail. for China and Japan. per IS; CITY OF ToSio va
san Francsc close here october ~ az H. sltl' ~
,nstraItn NeN. and. sandwich and tp lslaill~ per
s. City OF sydney. via san Francisco cOso Aele NO'e'
Der tl6, ut y. N.
a. n,s,nron of their uninterrupted overland transit 10
San trancIsco Mails the East arriving oS TINE AZ Sa
rancsco day Of sailing Ot steamers are spA'choo
thence the day ,.,,, , nv, nsoN Do.,p,aster
Post once, New.YOrk y. w. october IV' 1880
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

Rough wintry, changeable weather pro-
duces Catarrhs. Colds Lung Disorders, &C, which Dr.
Jayne's Expccorant US promptly cures when faithfully
administered
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tn. 5iA,sn sho~s bson''d al yaI.o-. i c % BE-
fJ thr -
ute line H The OSCILLATIONS
during those Hpots hr gtcEen OF sileI As
iGd Ated ~ TIE theno meter a. hHI
4 / Broadway
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

THE AIR Is FULL OF THEM.
Rumors are ailoat that the Ehrlchs, OF Eighth
ave have mado an enormous purchase OF lmPOrl.u
ots nj % cents on the dollar. Bargains VIII be plenty
Win Them On Monday.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Conn
Quarres and Workshops, Westerly, n. l.
Fine monument and building work IN Granite rtWllss
and es mates without charge Coresp0ncn So
Icitcd y. y Office, 1871 Bway c. W. CANFlELD AEt.
Congress. Wner-Superior to all Catharic, Alternative
disorders stomach, uNcI, oV@e'
ma malaria and all impurities OF the blood. - ,,
crude, native ana t0rflEl 0Ucu
are positive rrants and impair the digestive organs
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
Colgate ~ Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water
For the handkerchief and bath.
MlRRIED.

The Genuine Chcne,s silks famed for never wearing
OUT ioi ''s SAMUEL H. TERRY. No IS East l4thst
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
uome.Nlu,le PreserNes.

PURE CURRANT JELLY, SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIES PICKLES, &C.
Houscke,pcrs get the above articles made from ODD
and warranted pure by senihS
,,JrTs I'm SARAH :. MCELlAIH,
0'N' 1913 Drgraw-st, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Goods until fa Circulars With references and prices
s.4,f f.f,nI IuIi Iirlti
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

Tho High stand in the Marker, held alone by the wilcox
pbs AI'IONi NTIC Sewing Aacine, has been secured
Gy It's SURPRISING merits aud by the thorough and pIIt
t.f allow every purchaser 6JS Broadway NeN-l Olk
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
NOMINATIONS IN AND NEAR THE CITY.

an active support to the candidacy of Colonel Ethan
Allen. This was agreed to.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
CIuett's.

Crown COLLARS and CUFFS and MONARCH SdIRIA
sold by leading dealers.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

Pbotographic Views OF NewYorS City Harbor and Hu.
son liner IS cents each, by LOCKWOOD, No II UhlOn
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
IRVING HALL
W. II. IIebbard.
David DnNrnneY
.WallAce BambNrg.

In the With Assembly District in Brooklyn the Repub-
lcans nominated Robert j. Rudd last evening. In the
IXth District Assembyma Alfred Hodges has been re-
nominated. In the With District the Republican nominee
IS Lewis H. Weaver. The Democrats in the IXth District
have IcnOminated John j. McQuillan.
The Democrats of the IVth Hudson County N. J) Dis
tIict have nominated Asscmbyman +. o. Chapman
In the lst District the Republicans nominated Cornelius
s. Lee and In tine ILd Dstrlct Samuel DlcklnsOn.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27

will sell at auction ,.,,
Monday and Tuesday, October - ana 80 AT o
fine Of Ancient and Modern American ahu Foreign
Gold silver anu Copper COINS aud Medals
wednesday, at o'clock, .
oroton of Pre-. Historic aud Copper implements
und hy IT, v Belcs. OF Milwaukee WIS, WIN Se'ciloss
nom the ArcheoO glca Cabinet OlJ H. Nlsscy Vi 'l"A'uo
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
Gpetlal Notlces.
Artistic Memorials.

Aoteur can have their negatives prnte
Or CHA: gcd D. ROO X " GOD, NO. Il Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
Henry 4. Merry, Auctioneer,
Bv GEORGE 4. LEANITr & co.

THIS fs ATV-EDAYO AFTERNOON, AT CLINTON HALL,
Al $50 O'CLOCK, CONCLUDINH SALE
SUPEKB ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS,
ANTIQUE AND MODERN. ALSO HANGINdS.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
porV. & Co.. 7s9 and al Broadway

UNSURPASSED IN VARIETY OF ARTISTIC PAT AT
TERMS, SIZE AND DESIGN AND SfLENDID NOi''i'