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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
EoBBLD BY 4 cONFIDENcE MN

Robert Burnham, dentist, of Fort Edward,
y Y, llu THIS city on visit to some friends lie Is
about nyc years o and his sight Is not as good rs
II Wa. Yesterday morning he started 10 wala across
the Bridge an 40 the Ncw-Nork entrance hc was ac
co.tcd by young man. who introduced himself by name
and cndsavorrd 10 establish his identity by recalling
recent visit To Fort Id yard, when be sold Mr. Burnham
anime surgical Instruments Sir, BuTnhaw greeted the
voung man kindly, expressed his hearty satisfaction AT
the meeting uuI accompanied the young man TO !I"o'
ror IN Chatham ST., where he was introduced To some
chance ncquaiunnccs OF his new friend The young man
fbcn di.pnycd some surgical instruments. ana per
.r.ued Mr. Burnham that they were Just what he re-
.Tirrd MIR Rurubum bought the INSTRUMENTS "nlGh
moved to be worthless AMI was robbed o. MS ron o. ns
,iut,u 10 over two hundred dollars Her reporter ms
,.r M the 70 rth Precinct Police station anu ue''Icu
mat he could identify his young mend again .,...
While a TEtBtsl reporter was uuu!rhS az. ~ ''' '4N'
m Ltd porIcrInau 80 - at the Bridge squad Wlelntt
he p.y HuVthug about the swiudle aud ne replied lnsI
nr Iti moi I'm the mean hiu three notorious nHh'o-
trrr' had taken up positions ~ 'front.' OF the
.ul when the puuccmuu'S attention was "a"n u 'Lc
men he guictIy walked up 20 them ann shld IN 10 lpH
yolc, Look out there II reporter Inc men 'lhi'"-
atrIy ran away and tho reporter D"Gc tue loAI'H'H
gOUl-iay
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FORKNEN IN i TRENCH ONERCOME BY
GAS.

Excitement was caused in Broadway, be
tween sPrug and Prince stS, at 1870 p. yesterday
by the prostrauon OF workmcn vino were repairing a
broken gas-main. -Four men employed by the Mutual
Gashght Company we're working together IN shallow
trench at the bottom OF which uncovered Jhpe
They had made an attempt stop the flow OF before
moving section OF the main, the Work had been
done proper y suddenly Peter COlns OF East twenty
eignth-st Tell over place whore escaping,
ana before ILLS Danger was realized Lhe other
became lnsenslDle James McNanOH the foreman, OF
No 445 West Forty-slGth-st went raise tAe fallen
lhbOTer, and be also was overcome the gas. james
Naguer, Of No. 200 East TWEEN frat st.. ana 1urus
DOlaD, OF No 4l3 west Ibry -nnths, dragged co ans
and Mcmahon away from the leak and called fUf 40
sistance. Then they plugged up the PIPE, but they
inhaled much gas tnaJ they obliged SIT
81 distance from the trench while OF zeus anu police
men attended TO the unconscious wurkmrn. Detective
Sergeant Mclaughlin, who happened 10 pass the place.
ran to Poles Headquarters aud called an aubaiaucs
from st. YnoeDPs Hospital McMahon soon regaiued
consciousness aud he declined medical assistance
Collins st insensib1 whom he carried 10 the
hospital but IL thought that ne would recover,
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me COATROTLRSI 0rER THE CODE

Several members Of the Academy OF Medicine
were found ycstrrday who congratulated thoh7e'e' Oh
the position reached at the meeting on I"u''u"y SI
IN the contest between the party which "lshes 10 eA'
cIurc all irritating quest and the PnFy '"1' ~
on a positive affirmation Of the old coae OF wo"'''
ethics As the mat er stands now the acaley Is "A'S
TO be neutral In the struggle DeI"eon ''S oip' -
= 80 Tho stat. and County societies. 1t
,g,. remarked by q prominent physician tnat
- a, tho next meeting both parties could
agree IN support Of the amendments the result "ou,u
be I'm erpreGed us iayoring neither tue ne" nor % O'
code But II the antagonists of the amendments Snou'u
Ina rpcpaly The partsuus OF tho OLD CODE the outcome
would be thought to have meaning in the controversy
which a.taes the state ec5. I1o parylsan OF lTo
Oil code mlntain that nothing II scaled anu lu uS
a mn vote AZ the meeting IN Two weeks can u''o '"''
N" matter. ..,. 90, ~ the Academy
f. thai n will succe IN combining ltscI 70 ltH G'P
Ied-the cultivation Of me ta science ana Eopu
amin ayoiulnR all Interference VITA Weuoa.
They look upon the Acadeay M poe vi ie'I TX, %
tue gle when - likely TO last ioi FeS'' ~ ' 49,
lallye medical Organizations
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will start Tor
Furope today are the following: BY the Ethiopia, Id
ward Thompson, N. p, Of scouandi mr ana Mrs A NJ
Lyle, MI. and Mrs. Walter Bell, James Mcoal'and'
Henry Crew: by the Rhein, Mrs. " W. FITZGERALD, the
Masses FITZGERALD Sir. and Mrs ]. u. sery ana IheO-
dore Richard; by the Heyeha the Rev. d. o. RsaId'h'
Tr Rnss DF STEPHEN, Mnwopd Macdonald aud j. h.
Bowick; by the Peunand Mr.. and Mrs W H. Fcary.
Mr. and Mrs I. H. Feary W. Noel D. heAudlI' a l.
Among the passengers VINO arrived ny the lnman
Mrs p n Barnum, the Rev =. Edwards, the Rev. ID. y
Jordan the Rev j. Kewley, Dr. and Mrs w. {, Oicrson'
Mr and Mrs John katnhOur, George NduuehuuI, Jhe
Rev r. O. Wright, and Mr. ana Mrs. g. N. southwark
md Al
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OBIIUARY.
MRs. c. 2. UUNTINGTON.

Elizabeth Stoddard Huntington, wife Of G.
p huntington. Of No 90 Park-yo. died suddenly yes
terIsy morning after long illness. She was born In
Cornwall Conn., iu ISIS, ana was the daughter OF
william SfoIIlTd, manufacturer OF that town. She
ys IN rricd 10 Mr. Huntington I'm 1871 aud she accom-
,oprcI MIN on all OF his many journeys to California.
TIE funeral will take place from the home OF Mrs.
Huntington on Monday al II q ia. The Rev. C. H..
Eaton viii conduct TIE services TIC rcmalnS VIII ne
buried IA Woudla IN Cemrtury. MIRA huntington has
hen Tor several years one The most active aud lNuu-
ergl members ~ Inr Cuycr-a'sI Church Of tn" Divine
Paternity, and officer aud hurTal contributor To the
CllpIu Home for the Aged and luhrul.
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PRESIDENT ABTHURS BIRTHDAY.

Yesterday was President Arthur's ffty-third
birthday. There were no preparations made to
celebrate it at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he is
staying during his visit to this city, and there was
nothing to indicate that he appreciated the privi-
lege of reaching this age other than dinner which
he ate last evening with Surrogate Rollins, j. G.
Reid, c. A. Arthur, jr. and Mr. Phillips. He passed
the entire day-with the exception of short ride in
the afternoon-ln his rooms in the hotel, and re-
ceiyed the large number Of visitors who called to
congratulate him in his reception room. Among the
more prominent of his visitors were General Grant,
John Jacob Aston. Edwards Pierrepont, Secretary
Chandler. Chief Justice Waite, John j. OBrien,
Senator Aldrich Of Rhode Island. Senator Blair of
New-HampshiTe, Commissioners of Emf gratiOn
Starr, Stephenson and Taintor Alexander Taylor,
jr., H. II. HOLSTER, w. H. McElroy, Commissioner
Stephen b. French and Sidney P. Nichols
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NOTES or THE CANVASS.

The Irving Hall Executive Committee met
last evening and decided that the General COMMITTEES
should meet on Wednesday evening ana arrange ior
holding the primaries Resolutions we're passed ra'y
ing the state ticket aud recommending tha' un.o"
49,, -, o,,arv oo,,inotiop Timothy j. Campbell denied
that he had left tue organization and Joined the Coy
Democracy for the sake OF getting the NOMINATION. lo
Senator in the Win District
Willard Bartlett has accepted the Democratic nominal
tiop for Supreme Court Justice in the Hid District
Kings County Democrats say that as be was only inc
choice Of two of the twelve delegates OF the county tne
were not fairly represented by ms h"hhna'Ion' anu
some OF them Will refuse TO vote Tor blln'
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
INCIDENTS OF THE STRUGGLE.
PIcULRD SMITH ON HAMILTON COUNTY PhosfL"l9
THE CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

THE CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS.
iRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.i
CLEVELAND, Oct. 5.-Richard Smith, Of The
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette who is in the city, said 10
p norter to-day If frauds be prevented the Re
nuhIioaps can carry Hamilton County. The Reform
Democrats are making gallant fight They are gong
m po good many votes The only danger appreheDded
f. from the Mclean faction. tits known that repeaers
have been imported for work election day. ana the
Highland House faction have no hopes OF eecng thelr
ticket without fraudulent votes. think Foraker VIII
carry Hamilton County aud viii be eecIeu
Many Of the Germans who left the Republican
marty are coming back again. L think they
would now be- satished with the Scott Ia"
If they could be saved from Prohibition, which seems 20
be threatening them. II the second Amendment shouu
be defeated think they would DO perfectly satisfied 70
have the scott law remain in force They seem to De
discovering that the liquor interest has made mistake
by going iutO politics a class and opposing all sort OF
regulation Of the tralc If the Second Amendment Is
not adopted 1t will be large enough to show
the quOr that there is sentiment III ONO SO pow"
ertul that fl cannot safely be deded'"
There IL CONSERVATION among the Democrats mere TO-
nigut over probable bolt Of their ticket There have
been distributed to-day the city and county thousands
OF circulars attacking In unstlnted terms tue entire
Democratic Legislative TICKET as pelns loISeu W. tn -
parLy OF tnree bosses, the German Cet the Bohemian
presumably Muller, Farley ana FlNOnkd' II Is aIeV
charged that this has beeen done ia the interests Vi
HOOK walters Senatorial scheme, IL Is slguCd ny OrOer
OF omOCraUio Committee IN FAVOR OF Reform Al inc
Democratic headquarters tne circular Is uenOunCeu
au infamous fraud and forgery reply wiz 20
sent broadcast Tomorrow. The IMPRESSION pre-
walls that W. w. Armstrong, Editor OF me FtH"iae"H
is tue iuslgatUr OF circular Representative DeLo
Gratis VIII can him tomorrow and II he refuses 10 ue
uounce tue circular IN his paper they VIII Openly cnarso
him with being party to It's publication lhlS IS an
otuer sample OF " harmony ash eAis's among OHi0
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name IN this CITY, were backing awn from their PIU
isea and his candidacy had become current Joke VI
not ssvory nature through the local Democracy
Everything indicated, continued dr Nrooman tnhi IIe
Republicans were going 20 the polls In sond IAN ~
Hndisturbsd by any issues success ana % Enit
any fractional srifea The party wac nloto a. Iafore
The letter which Mr. Hobbs the treasurer OF tne ,pe
mittee has addressed TO Republicans tn'Oug Eli he
sent ont from the headquarters to-day anu e'0'' Wv
pect OF a generous spouse Is promised A., ,o,ober
Of the state Committee from the ild CongIessom d
District which is IN Brooklyn Albert D1e99 t ne the
fourteen delegate from the district to the leGent H.
Convention. agreed yesteria upon o. =: me office
AVofbeT r1rt viii be made to-day to elect committee
m
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pIpHTHERIA 1T EAR RocKAW4T
REPORTS ABOUT ITS PREVALENCE GREATLY EXAG
GLRAIED.

prPORTs ABOUT ITS PREVALENCE GREATLY EAA"-
GERATED.
Fv,Ooeroted reports of an epidemic OF
dipDtlcria prevailing az Far RockaWay were
publisucd yesterday, 1t being stated That twcn-
ty-nve deaths had been reported as occur
try this week A TREBCSE reporter visited
Far Rockaway yesterday, and asked number Of per-
~ ~. IN tine tru,a Of tho reports He JOld by all
nj Them that the statements In great part untrue
and were calculated to Injure the place. whol Is grow
i,. I'm favor as a summer resort Justice HcaIy, one
NJ tho local Board Of Health, when Is COM
po.cd OF the justices and supervisor OF inc
towu told the reporter that no issued all tue burial per-
ir IN the village and had issued Ouly three TINS week.
Tho sanitary condition OF the village he said, was not
I'D lint T. was no worse than In most villages where
' ,yos mo- beverage bdt vaults and no water supply
-, VIOLA lie did not consider the
r.c,.s endemic and had not made any
Quarantine regulations or closed the schools on tA@I
account. ,.
the repnrrr ou the train. There have been nine cases
sbtbrria IN the last six weeks" said he land three
,.a,rs two diving IN the last week. and one In
no week before The disease appears TO
have been spread by scholars attending ST. Jusephs
school and first appeared IN family named Grihl We
rv closed this school to-day. There are nnmoer OF
causes for ,iphthcria in the village. Tue porous SANDY
i rErs the frequent proximity OF wells ana cesspoos
d,ysrous and the refuse that Is Often thrown on tue
.,n n. made worse by wet weather such as We have
been having" 49,
The reporter also saw Dr. Wood OF jamaica VINO mas
bcen assisting Dr. schmuck He SAID tnA' he cons'u''eu
the disease checked Tuey had two or three oad cases.
,,, ,o t,o,,rt the patients would recover. 1t was
r,,,o,t and contagious type OF diphtheria. He also
stI,r.d me sanitary condition Of the place bad ana
sgtI mat the refuse thrown out by tne hoiel;
0iior made bad smells and poisoned TING arr Az one ~
h. village drug stores 10 was learned thaJ Que utatu
~" I'D 'rIIrrcd i'm the amy OF Mr. Moore where 2rand
',J M MIR Sulli s. a uGwsdealcr, had died. auolhet
~ no f,rnI, of a cBachman named Murphy, ana Hu-
a. tr a enid IN the family OF Edmund Crafts al Law
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CONFERENCES AT CHICAGO.

CmCAGo, Oct 5.-The freight representa-
tive, Of all the roads operating bcw this city and the
Dino River held session here this afternoon 10 revise
the classification and settle various other minor details
The changes outlined VIII DO submitted for the ratucd"
lion OF the general managers their session In LOUIS
y1r ON Monday. The freight representatives join in
declaring tna fret eht rates have and will continue
10 be strictly mIathned AT meeting OF general pas
nger gents to be held here to morrow 1t Is understood
mat the roads engaged the recon- hght are willing TO
cogc.de ~ Cu.casp aud Eastcrn Illinois diheren,ia
rpfe of 81 To Indianapolis. Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE,
and that TINS concession viii heal all present differences
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PREDICTING TIE RESULT.
MIR. MLEAH AND MR.. CuwLrs DIFFER ABOUT THE
PROBABLE RESULT.

MR. NITAN AND Mr.. CIWLTS DTTFEN ANIJT IFT-
PROBABLE RESULT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-In a dispatch to The
National Republican Of tins city Mr.. Mclean Of The
Cincinnati Enquirer, says: "iioatly viii be the next
GOV. ruor The Legislature will BE- Democratic though
the fight win be close"
Mr. Cowles the cdorol The Cisrelad Leader, send, %
long Dispatch IN which hr says: Local d!-seaslous In
tie ranks OF the Democracy IN Cincinnati and Clrye-
land the blum committed BIS H"ady IN his speecucs.
The uolufiJu, tnat he purchased ns nomination at
cost oil 100000 the disgust Of espDcIDle Democrats
Al the use Of money b. HOadIy ana "watcr-ihc
latter 10 buv his way irlO tue United Slatr5 7nudtcand
lie alliance with saiOOu-kc prrs and Tie pIpliarb O
Inc -cuit law account OF IT. producing S&oJOUOb OF
revenue Indicate that Foraker VIII ne reCtcd ~ ma
i,rty of not less thau 10000. Many GeIndu- "Hp
voted win the Democrats last year are cpmnt back 70
Rep DIcanIsm Tue Legislature WIZ u"'o"D''"'J NC
-LlnLl.n
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
m, e.r. ,ho-.ts, p.romsrea variation, in cy oy

m, diagram variations IN this city y ,snrn
divisions 81 tlme To- the u a9ura
srtc,ens rdnAt white line rspsnts the OSCILLATIONS
kyf tD.ts
lie ra.onI aeAtsd the thsmonetsr ~ Had
aat's Pharmacy. a6 Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE oct Cd a. m The changes In the
barometer yesterday slight Clear and fair weather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between 49, and
$50 the average 47'i being 10 lower than on the
corresponding day last year aud - lower tAah on
Thur-dtY.
Slightly warmer clear or fair weather followed by
parity cloudy weather and chances OF rain may De OK
peclcI to-day IL this city and vicinity.
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VIsHLS TO EXCULPATE ONE
A CARD FROM RUFUS HATCH.

TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: In reference to the statements OF HE
TRIBUNE concerning the actions Of certain Englishmrn
while IN the West with me- permit me 10 say thatii would
be unjust to include Mr. Fl. d. KmOer In your criticism
It ia possible that he may have been included IN the
crowd of people in the particular Instance OF DISC ur'e'y
to the President to which you alude and which IS the
nn,v slIusiou You make to him; If he there,
am sure II was unuteuuoUal and bis whole conduct
ibroug the trip was such 10 warrant the warm
esteem in winch held both by iDy-eI ana bN my
nTssts Very resDectfully RUFUS HATCH
NetC York, Oct. 5, 1888.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

NIF0P5Fs TOT ne PIsE TWt7sTy J0IF 0O0T5'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-1 a. m.-The tempera-
ture has remained nearly stationary in the Middle At
lan,lc States and New-Engand. It has risen In the
South Atlantic States fallen in Tennessee, the Ohio
and Upper Mississippi Valleys and Lake region. North-
westerly winds prevail IN NewEngand north to east
winds IN the Middle and South Atlantic States. eastery
winds in the Lake region southery winds in the Upper
Mississippi Valley and westerly winds in the Missouri
Valley.
Indications for to-ddU
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
and local rains In southern portion fair weather in
northern portion followed by local rains eastery winds
falling barometer stationary rising temperature.
For NeWEnglaUd, fair weather, nOrthwesterly Winds
becoming variable, rising followed by falling barometer
stationary rising temperature.
Indications for to-nOrrOO.
Local rains are indicated on Sunday IN Ncw.Engand
and the Middle Atlantic States.
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CONTEST IN THE THIRD SENATE DISTRICT

The most interesting political contest IN
RrookIvn hi. fall among Republicans is that Tor tue
nomination for State Senator the lid District "nicn
is strongly Republican The district is now represented
by c. r. Russell who desires denomination Ills ohci
opponents are e1.sheriR Albert Daggett w. H. hoou'
rich ex-Assemblyman W. H. WarinG 5. NJ GriswoLa ~
to him nv one faction the Twentieth Nar w9eLo
lives Mr. Goodrich has out circulars nr MS gIu
to sign, requesting him TO become oanu'u"''' ~
s taken in the contest.
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GIVE ATTENTION AT ONCE to anything symp-
,o,otic NJ Cholera Morous, Diarrlea, or any Bowel
Complaint by using promptly DR.. Jayne's CarmlnatiVe
RaI,am aud you will avoid much suffering ana 10 h''lo
danger. The reputation OF TINS medicine mas Deeu es
,'sbod NV if, merit and 1t Is now everywhere reoog
pized IA "A standard curative.
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MRs- GORDON W. BURNHAM.

Maria Louisa Burnham, the wife OF Gordon
W Buruham ofI2- FIitn-iye. VINO presented the statue
OF Daniel webster In Central PARK 10 the city. died
ve.f,rIly morning from heart disease Mrs. Burnham,
who was a daughter OF the late Bishop Browuell, OF
Connecticut was born ia that state in 1924 In 1881
ALI. WAS married 70 Mr. BIrnham, and she came To ms
city the same The fuucra services WIN DC Helu III
Grace CUurrl on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock bsApp
p.Ifcr viii pr.hlDly be officiating clergy man. The
nnLIaI VII tak. p.lee ~ GrrllHO1L
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11olitiral Notlre.
Republican Central Committed

Republican Central Committee
srscl.l meeting at Republican Hall No. 90 West S5deL
Y evening at O'Clock, for the purpose II 'Aihs
Urinary elections Tor delegates 10 the various nominating
eon'eaOOnS' JOHN ]. O'BRiEN. President
SCION b, = SMITH NTH. secretaries
SAhuGL "; "; ta Etsourye COMMITTEES at 1880 O'clock
Me''iNs " ' CHARLES 5. SPENCER, Chairman
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.rur InI-IsNILIE AND NEW,ORLEANS.

VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Oct. 5.-Track has been
laid ON the Louisville, New. orleans and Texas Railroad
ms follows: south from Memphis, % miles north from
ytrL.burg IS south from yIcssburg, 81 north from
NJ, 0rIs,o4 ST. Total l7s. leaving PA miles yet I'M
fuI.ued Most Of the roatbcd - completed The ro J.
ing stock received to date is 20 locomotives, oOo nAt
cars 70 box, and passenger cars
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"ABour THE BEST Is TIE WORLD"

THE NEW DIRK Tribune, Wnich Is ABOUT
the best uut paper ga The wurd, has reduced i5 lIc
from iuuI cent, cents per cory. IL now iu-
nIrIts AS i,, with Tie sunday caUun, Tor ITO per
yelr-tud without the sunday rdlnpn aJ - per year.
I'M IEIBu lsa grand pager cY-TyWay u 10 great IN
literary and H c.oC,uu abuuy-girdJ ~ enterprise
aud great IN sturdy Independence, aud III It's auNO
CaCy yi LLC IIL.l.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1888

no had grown tired OF hs wife, and that he sought
congenia company he IN held for examination on the
charge Of abandonment and II OF MS victims can 90
persuaded appear against him he win be charged Win
sed
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No TROUBLE on THE BRIDGE RAILWAY

The Bridge railway continued to run smooth
" Yesterday aud there little trouble with the grip
Colonel Paine found that at two points the snea'eS
over which the cable runs were 700 nlsn Anu na' r'
., io,v.rod ON Thursday lAlOO persons walked
over the bridge and IA 100 we're carried on m
m. racrIpIs amounted to SlO5l-Sl4l from pedes-
riau 500 from vehicles ana sos from railway ~"Ees
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EMMoNs-WELLIAMs-on Thursday. October T. at 90
locke Minnie Evelyn. daughter Of Isaac f. Williams Of
Bns,ol, to Edward +. EmmOns OF Jersey City, n.
ROOsEVELT-KEAN-On Thursday, october I, 1855 as
Johns church, Elizabeth, Nj by the Rector the Rev.
William :. LsngiOrd. d. D., the Right reverend tho
Bishop Of Utah prOnOuncng the beneJlciion, Chlsune
Grmn daughter JOnn Kean esq. Of UTsin0. " w.
Emleu Roosevelt, Of NeW.lOrk
sCOTT-sLEIGHT-On Wednesday. october g. 1888 at ths
residence the brides mOtheT POughkeopsie y. n.
by the A. T. Van GiesJn u. d. Samuel IL. coIt' OK
New YORK to Hattie Selght.
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GOiEnfn 4, Co.,

Crown COLLARS and CUFFS and MONARCH SHIgrA
sod Dy leading dealers.
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and nature and politically furnish the Tam m
many machine to rule oenorAn|o anu F'
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DIED.

All notices Of marriages must be iator5sE loia fs!1
name md address.
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MARRIED.

Violet Toilet Water.
For the handkerchief aud bah
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ArfiatIc Memorials.

1vsyEX Observation-Disclosures " JRh5 HirtIOrd C)ll
Quarres tld NOuSslOp'. NtStsr.G x l. ,-
Tnamolu mental lul DudtlE TJrk IN ffillth DraNlhgi
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