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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
POPE LEO At THE VATICAN

Cono, Boryy Of CGsheI m the Captain Fracassq Rome
Leo Kill ia now seVgnty-t ur years or age.
He is tall, thin and Dony HIS lace Is OF an IVORY tn
and his yes and lips very expressive and smiling
lie looks very firm. smron says he resembles N3ltllre
but Leo KILLS smile Ia totally different to Noltares
smile The Pope wears his age wen ana walks fchirk-
ably straight. Ho has snow white hair ana very hnely-
marked ey ebrows His eyes are wonderfully ligent-
looking ard his voice Il extremely HARMONIOUS lie
su,tk. several Languages well as any professor or
ian.unues. He says foolish thing nor does IA
nn. thing like poor Pius TX, whose policy was latal
spends rst hours OF the day in prayer and generally
i'm MS bedroom. At o'clock he says mass. AT 3
O'Clock he breaks his fast with cup OF chocolate read
ing lns CORES uudenCe all the time. Al O'Clock he
receives JncODn those chiefs OF religious societies
Rnnuu pn rinrChs who have remained true To hin and
te Am6 tssudOrs At one o'clock he dimes, Ills dinner
rarely costing more ihin TWO liahcs OF MAJ u uoliai,
Once upon time POpes were great eaters ana
drinkers and given TO every kind OF eHtrayagance
but Leo Kill Is nothing OF all THIS Alter dluher he
taxes little walk in tho Vatican grounds, or nc visits
fine museums galleries &c. Sometimes he Is carried IN
a chair quilted with white SATIN He Is very Iond OF the
garden aud likes To play tine gardener at times. lie
rnuruty receives visitors In the garden aud talks of
0pWrrs to them avoid other subjects. The first and
grrorI linn, saw him was IN the gard sn When went
win the pilgrims he preceded by three Noble
Guards and at his side WAS MOnsgnDr Macc MS secret
chamberlain. He wore Il wido,brinmed hat and large
looked al US aud sCrUtinGed Us well saw he recognized
me- but he treated me ike tho Otnersas u he Jaw me
am happy receive the faithful OF that uauOn" He
then Looked again at as II no would have road into
cur Your bishop" he continued, brought me
offerings from u people pressed win poverty, Ihel
seeing mo still my knees, lac DUred me his hand 10
raise mb. had thought he continued, that the offer
iugs would have decreased; but II was not Re live
ON charity" (nd here he smiled sadly, for all we had
has been taken from us. Onl these prosecutions" Ia
cried with loud voice. They purify us even when the
now His head looked like relief on the blue sky. TIT
sun was setting and he looked 10 the sky II seekn
Notwithstanding the general OF anguish In Ireland
the churches full Of people May the Lord DC praised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
INSURANCE NEVIS and INCIDENTS.

The third quarter Of 1883. winch came 10 a close
on Saturday, did not prove profitable to tho tire
insurance companies, as a whole Unless the tn>
suing thrcn months shall he extraordinarily free
from fire losses tho net result on the buucss of the
CurICnt year will be generally improbable. In
many places rates have been advanced, but losses
nave b-ru remarkably heavy, and more 10 bad ioTs
tune perhaps, than 10 poor rates Is the Improbable
result to be asCTlbcd.
The following sales OF insurance stocks are re-
ported for the last week: Continental. 21O /:
Rutgers, 100; EmnIre CITY, so: Fremcn's. 50 !;
Howard. CD; Frankln-EmDOrium ll7l0 Hanover
1875; Home, 40; STANDARD, 1922; Eagle 2f5l2
he Merchants Insurance Company OF Newark
has concluded TO abolish IT., New-York State lgcncy
az Rochester, which has been under the direction
of &. l.. StOweIl for several years, and after to-,
morrow local agents will deal directly with the
homo nlliCes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

Mint The results OF the test correspond 50 closely with
the results OF that made at the Japanese Mint as 10 DO
Thought remarkable.
Mr.. TELLER AND THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Commissioner Thoman authorizes positive denial OF
the Truth OF the published statement that secretary
Teller had spoken dsrespectiuly OF the Civil Service
Commission the occasion of recent visit 10 Their
rooms The Commissioner says that the most pleasant
relations exist between the Commission and Secretary
Teller
The EXPLOSION on THE CoLoRADo.-The Supervising
Inspector General Of Steam Vessels has pot yet been ON
claIIy informed of the explosion the lake steamer
Colorado at Buffalo Saturday night The records OF MS
office show that the Colorado vessel OF 4lO TONS
was built at Buffalo 1867. aud was Inspected this wear
on June 2I at Buffalo The accident viii be investigated
Buffalo.
A RuIISG ABoUr NEwsP APERs.-The Post Office De-
partment has made the following ruling: THE liabi.
iy of party to pay for uewspaper must be determined
by the rules applicable to other COntr act When pup
fisher without request from party, either expressed
or impe1 sends paper, the mere TACT mat the party
addressed takes the pa per from post office does not
OF itself create LIABILITY to pay for IT, 1t taxes two 20
make contract, and one party without the consent oi
the Other cannot make him his debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
BASEBALL NEWS.
Fullv 1000 people assembled at "

Fully 1000 people assembled at Washing
ton Park Brooklyn yesterday witness the game Of
baseball between the NewYork and Brooklyn mines The
Yorks pitted nine againe; their oppO
nents aud won the game. Not run was scored until
the sixth inning, when the New-YOrk nine scored
In following inning Kmber seemed 20 lose his cum
nng while Corcoran caught poorly and In consequence
the New. York nine managed TO score seven The
BrOOklyns scored az earned run IN the same inning
JOIN DAILY the umpire tn his rsf since be
severely injured several weeks ago The score by
innings Is as lOlOHs:.
New.YOrk......... o 0-s
The Yew-York and Metropolitan mines will play at the
Polo Grounds to-day. aud tho brooklyn Cuo viii play
strong nine OF picked amateurs at Washington Park
prOlhyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
MISSING HORSES RET URN.

C. A. Baudouine, of No. 7lS Fifth'avey
called at Police Headquarters Saturday night AID in
formed Inspector Dilks that Michael shaughnessy,
groom who nad been In his employ only one day, was
sent from his stable Saturday afternoon with pair OF
horses TO serve relay to Mr. Bandouines italy
no coach which was coming in from trip in West
chester County. Shaughuessv Of the hOrses
ana laI the other sIuCe the groom LETT the stables
mel her ne nor the horses had been heard from. a
TuIuISE rcuorlcr ca cd MIR. Blu IOuluC Sunday,
ana learned both Of the horses hId returned tnc
stable. Mr. Bauduune stated chat the trouble grew out
of drunken freak tJe part OF the driver, VINO NJ
lowed the horses 10 get away rom MIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

aud blessed, and may my prayers bring peace on IA
people Lord, hear prayers aud Judge usP He
then blessed US, and the audience was finished haus
never seen so much power united TO much simplicity
Al O'Clock the Pope his Official audiences In
the Vatican. AT o'clock only he takes little rest.
out at o'clock he returns to work In his private
rooms where he remains until 10 O'Clock, when he
res Tor the night not always to Sleep though for h is
during the night that he reads and writes for his own
pleasure his favOrte subject being the Science st.
IhOmas, and essays the works that saint which
wherever plblishel ' " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
THE BRIDGE CARS 10 RUN AGAIN TODAY.

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CARS AND swIrcHEs-WHD
INVENTED COLONEL PAtNE's GRIP
The Bridge railway will be in operation again to-
day, ana the cars, it is hoped, will give DO further
trouble Mr. Wharton, the manufacturer OF the
natept switch came from Philadelphia and made
thorough examination OF It. HIS conclusion was iuaI
the truck to which IS iastered tho grip ioI
the automatic switching was 100 riga IQT
the work This mas been rtmediedi the smell
of wood around the metal grip having been
repacpd by strips of leather and rubber set on cage
A c aim has been made that q grip precisely
similar IN principle was invented by Wniord Han,
Editor of The NiCTOcOsm. A reporter Of HE RIB
UNE called upon Mr. Hall at his once, no 70 ftuA
Row Mr.. Hall produced copy OF ne A"afcaH
was tull account of his car-truck Tor an elevated
railway i'm Green wch-st. which was to run rom
to use a traction cable, and he invented Tor the
purDose grip precisely simlar IN principle 10 that
OF Colonel Paine. but mach less complicated;
Mr. Hall said: "Of course my system dlHers IN
details because the work proposed was not exactly
the sane But claim that ~ placing the traGllonc
rollers-whch constitute alike the pIlhc,pIe Oh
brakes at each end instead of IN the centre
of the car / get rio OF many unnecessary
complications 1ben TOO my plan I,l ier a abd naf
more difficult than the hook with winch diiYeI
of a streetcar opens a point My traction rouers
were to be of STEEL and FURNISHED IN the centre WIN
a grooyr which was TO be lined with rubber OF
some similar material never patented my IhYen-
tlon because the GreenWich-st company 9Iu noI
accent my plan and there an end of II Tor me-
Ent have witnessed Colonel PaIne's system win
attention and think that while the pTlnelple IS
identical my details are more simple ana more
practical than his" ,
An engraving of Halls car-truck for elevated
railways, with full description, WHICH was pup
nshed In 1868 was shown to Colonel Paine, lie
said had never seen or heard OF THIS IN my me-
think il ingenious and well-wOrked ont IN many
details Ii ~ curious that In my hrst plans placed
A. .rin under the brakes, but l found that 1t
worked better in the ceutre. shall 20 ana see thls
gentleman, for l admire some oI MS de'ails very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
COURT NF APPEALS

ALBANY, Oct 1.-The Court Of Appeals met
IN the senate Chamber 40 the Capitol morning The
following bus ness was Iuslclci;
No 7iG The ooplrag Anderson ID GibUs-Arguod
No 1874. Harry , -lduaRo 40 Low " FLsg-ArEued.
Ho Ii Tar ooucoril1 Saving, and Ala Association azt
Elizabeth \ - Reed aud others.
No. 100. ~arHh NuU'rt. iEL udIucl COA5lOCh and
!.dWaul b. Wight Submitted
1913 GeOrEe BcImluE On aSt tho AgrCntIrLi lnslr.
auce Company OF Wat rtUWn
No lgi Tao Reyto. church, wardens and vostrymen OF
Chf,t Protestant ipsCOpal Church OF the Cy VI New
YORK AIT John MACK aud utuerS-AIsu Ud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
THPowN FROM MS SEAT AND Run oVER.

John O'Rourkc, a driver for William Tier
man, proprietor OF livery stable at Montgomery aud
Madison sts., while driving coach, yesterday met
Edward DonneIy, OF No. 27S Madisou-st, whom he
invited 20 share the drivers scat The coach contained
a party four gentlemen, three OF whom were showing
the fourth objects OF interest this city ORourke was
ordered TO drive across the Bridge, and tine party
approached the Now.York tower OHouTkc was pushed
II il. alleged by Donnel,y, and, falling TO the grouA1'
both wheels passed his stomach. aud Donnriy was
rrrsrd aud locked up the OAK street station House
O'Knurke was taken To hs homo, aud Is suffering from
internal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
4 woRD vi,r lRcHGI,HoP coRHIGlM

Archbishop CoIrpan Will sail FOR Europe on oct
ober Iu. carving with hlm the DEGREES OF the Pro-
vlncal Council for formal ratification by Rome.
They VIII he received long crr the Archh'Shup's
return and the earliest copy Will Zoe translated Tor
Tur TErUEr. When asked q, without breach Of
confidence any iutlwaiIon coud lie Afforded Of
the effect OF the DEGREES upon the clergy generally,
the Archbishop replied. yesterday, that hrs lips
were sealed. aud Ee had nothing TO say. But n was
learned that ne did not dier from the limitations
given i'm "A former article of THE TRIBUNE contain
Iug surges ions By an eminent clergyman. In re-
card TO paTOchiai schools he was of opinion that
many clergymen were in the position OF DR..
Edward MCGlYnu and we're prevented by lack OF
funds ouly from setting mp pdIoChal schools.
The Diocese of New-lork. lie SAID, Was never in
20 nonrishIng a condition. Its pccuniary affairs
showed a lafge increase OF splendid voluntary gifts
not merely Of small sums, hut such that Of Mrs
Adrian Isrlin. OF New Rochelle, who recently gave
AT one olertOry $lU.OOU. Much more was given
than wasleveT made public. There had always been
a generous disposition among ths poor aud pcraOus
of small incomes, but the rich had not shown them.
selves disposed to give thew were able. This was
now getting better. There was also an increasing
desire for tho improved education OF youth.
Catholics of means. " ho travelled 10 Europe, were
not satisfied with a meagre education for their sons
them the greater were thelT chances of Success.
Americans were ungrudgng III their outlay upon
education. 4 Grst-class Catholic university was
iclt TO he necessity, anO 10 meet the requirement Is
Of tho age, 10 must be trst-Cass.
Daring the ArchblsHOp's alb cuCe his functions
will b. discharged by some one of the Bishops OF
hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
THE COURTS.
THE MONMOUTH COUNTY GRAND JURY.

THE MONMOUTH COUNTY GRAND JURY.
CASES THE JUkYMEN WILL BE ASKED TO CONSIDER.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Oct. 1.-The Grand
Jury which will meet here tomorrow will be asked 10
find bills of indictment against the Monmouth Park As
ISOLATION alleged criminal practice perpetrated dur
ing the racing meeting. The Mayor Of EatOntown has
summoned President D. D. Wthers and nearly hun
drd others TO testify to pool selling the race-track
and the sale OF liquor without license.
The Grand Jury will also be asked TO ndict Dr. Nelson
Henry, Of Hew-YOrk who testified against Captain
James H. Corey, Of the Hotel Bellevue. at Sea Bright In
his trial for extOrtiOn charge preferred by cyrus
w. Field jr The grew out Of the typhoid fever
ut tho Hotel Bellevue IN the summer OF 1857.
Corey acquitted, and he had Dr. Henry, who was his
house physician, arrested on the charge OF perjury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
EXACTING IMPOSSIBLE OBEDIENCE.

Frank X. Sherwin in 1873 had six indlct-
out against him charges of dsObeying subpD-
appear and testify at Albany in the prosecution
of Charles H. Phelps the defautng Treasury cashier or
this State Mr.. Sherwln, It supposed. had gone to
Europe and he tried the indictments.
About year ago he arrested these old indict
ments in this city, He Obj aimed writ OF habeas corpus
On the return OF the writ Justice DOuOhue ordered that
Mr. Sherwin should be handed to the authorities
at Albany. Mr. Sherwn took an appeal to the General
Term. and in the meantime obtained his release bail
During the tendency Of the appeal he appears 70 have
enjoyed himself and married young The Court
of Appeals recently affirmed Justice Donohue's order
and directed Mr.. shcrwlu to appear here yesterday
before the General Term and abide its ORDER He did
not appear yesterday, for what, in fact, might be
regarded good valid reason, whatever view the
low might take of it-namely, because he hal been
arrested Saturday In Chicago. His counsel Henry
f. Tremain. Obtained from Justice Barrett, retnrnab
on Friday before the General Term OF the Supreme
Cour, order show cause why proceedings should
not be stayed MI MOLk for tLe District Attorney Of
Albany applied to the General Term to have che
Justice vacated Moak Insisted that
the Court Of Appeals hal said that Mr. Sherwin must
appear day before the General Term to abide it's
order There was just one way in which this order
could be satisfied. and that for Mr. Sherwn TO obey
The fact that he had got into trouble IN Chicago did
not concern the court OF Appeals Of this state. Mr..
two places Alter considerable discussion. tue
General Term ordered that Mr. SherWin should come ID
person before 1t October 15 unless before thar me
he had surrendered himself Albany, where he is prin-
clpally wanted.
CHICAGO, Oct IF. r. Sherwin, the New Mexico cat.
tie ranch owner arrested here few days ago on a
requsition from the Governor OF New York to-day
remanded to the custody OF the officers who will return
WIFI nun to NeW-1UEk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
DruocRlrLc AcrLrITY IN gROoKLYN

The Kings County Democratic General Com
mttce met last evening Music Hail. at Iul.On st. aud
Flatbusn-ave., BlookFu, Augusus Van Wyck presiding
Tbe primaries preceding the nominating conventions
Fixed for the evening October -. The ciy and
county nominating conventions were fixed Tor DC obcr
-. and the Senatorial, Adermanlc aud Assembly con-
venjiOns viii be held on October ID II was decided
tBa vacancies In zoe 8tO' urlr,e7 10 the judiciary
Convection, % be acid tu-uurrOs snoult o. r'.od b.
the General CJn.nittc2 menDeFS lrJu' f~~ A@-"guby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
CIYlL, NOTES.

Andrew 5. JARVIS began recently an action
IN thc sup ror Court against mis- wife, Jeanne f. Jarvis,
TO obtain decree Of absolute divorce on the ground OF
iuadclty Mrz Jarvis denies tho cuargts made BY her
husband and applied Tor Allowance 5000 20 be paid
Uy ilm % enable Ter To- prove ht Innocence, Judge
lrlrN ,rztrvty granted uer Application except a. To
the uuuuuJ, uIcu he reduced from 5000 20 500
Justice Barrett yesterday in the Suprm me
Court, cuamJ .r- granted wnJs OF attachment against
tic properly oI Abraham Morris aud Charles CutnIn, Of
san T.,.rsto The attachments w.ro granted u suits
utUu-. b., Inherent persons to recover Ion goods sOld
auu money loaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
MnAr SnAL1 NJ no wIrn On BoYs h

WHAT SHALL WE Do WITH OUR BOYS 7
"JGhuulC" WIItr-: Make 'CuappieS' OF Them
Lord MusheIville" IN gcsf5: "5end the beg
gawb, aw, on the sJagr."-"Osrlr Wide" ventures:
reaCu tlylu how 10 exist beautifully" -" O'DJnOyan
Rosa" hints: "Btgorra et 'em join tue brotherhood
-" Common sense" want, tAem 30 "JOin the British
army, so to swell rs Numbers INTO rrspeciaDiltS =
"BrndaughItr asks" Muat do we want WITH them r.
Fell0W-stTuck" says thai they should be taught how
TO escort "a lady tueltre aud tneu perhaps the
ladies' viii look after Jhem." LaZYbOne's" idea TINT
begging should be unparalleled; aud Fun agrees with
"a FaIGef Five Young sous," Give them an educa-
uOn and ten-pOund note."-lFuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
REPORT ON THE ONO CROPS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-The October crop
report OF the ONO SUITE Board Of Agriculture based
upon the rcturus from about coo township correspond
euJs, Will ave Uuo fO,Ow.lg es.tul-es Wheat
255Os 1896 bushels. against $3.50 900 last year oats
Z72liO6 bushels. against 1895 900 last year Corn
Is 900 900 bushels, against 90 500 900 last year
Tue condition ~ he following crops m COMPARISON
win the Il ayrra CROP or condition represented by
100 per ceut-POaOcs 1885, sweet potatoes II; tobacco
"A; sorghum ~ cloyerstrd IS; apples "a grapes Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
RoWLNG ON THE ALLEGRENY.

Hutton, Penn, Oct 1.-The final heat Of the
veteran race was rowed here shortly after O'clock
Faulkner sprang the lead once, GleDert second,
Fayior third and Coulter last Faulkner mantaired his
lead and easily by three lengths Time 22;46
The professional race, the las, 81 the regatta
BY Teener by Tour lengths in POLL. Hanm. WHO was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
INFELICITIES OF MRS. DAULER'S HOME.
Sarah Dauler has, since 1879, been sub

Sarah Dauler mas, since 1919, Deen SUD-
jocted such treatment tie part OF her husband
John Dauer rs leads her tuihk that she Ia entitled
to limited divorce and accordingly she has begun an
action in the Court of Common Pleas to Oba it, She
charges that on ocosion he spit tobacco Juice in
her face another occasion he kicked her severely
that she Obliged to have him arrested. Two days
later he assaulted again and wound up by trying to
throw her odt Of tue window. Again he dragged her
out OF bed aud kicked her. Still later he had her sent
to Blackwels Island where she kept for some time
on some charge ~ her unknown On sti another Occa-
sion he whipped her TIL she became unconscious and
them as her children afterward told her. seized her BY
the legs and dragged her down stairs with her head
humping from step to step. This trea meut not satisfy
Ing him uc knocked two Of her teeth out.
hE DIuIrr tug superintendent pi the western Union
and the American District Telegraph Companies Dell
very Department and receives "A salary OF $1,000 a
year. LIs Vile says but OnY Sl.32O "a he says Dir
Diucr denies that treated us wife a. chIIg ~ hc
but ur admits that mad her sent 10 Biarkwe5 Island
on a charge of yagraucy Judge Van BrunJ yesterday
maze uu order granting Mr-. Dauer 30 month ten
pOruly almyly and $50 counsel fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
RACING At JEROME PARK TO-DAY

The American Jockey Club offers an attrac-
tive list OF six races Jerome Park to-day. Miss
woodford named art in the third But Ia II
possible that her propose her FoTdham
to-day when she ran In Louisville Saturday. A
singular policy thai would be- Following is the list of
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second pressed the victor closely until near the hrsn
Conlpv Ross and Hosmer also rOWed. Hosmers ooaE
sprung aeak al the turning buoy and he ceased rowing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

The October edition OF "Krtk's Guide TO the Turf" Is
out giving its usual clear compact and effective
ncr the full records Of all tus year up TO OC
tober l. with This In hand ought 70 fan to pick
out all the winners tod ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
OFFICERS or TIE NEW EXCHANGE.

The subscribers to the Electric. Manufacturing
md Miscellaneous Stock Exchange of New-York
0imited at an adjourned meeting yesterday elected
the ticket previously proposed by the commission;
ers appointed TO organize the Exchange. The Board
of directors Is as follows; George Nj. Hard arthur
n Crayss. Charles Heygendortf. Thomas Barclay,
NJ Fred Christensen, n. Z. Lassen. w. L. Bailey.
Hugo Smith, Albert II. Jocelyn The organization
will be completed TODAY by the erection OF NJ NJ
Joce yn as secretary Ii is understood that the ex
be,Se will occupy for the present the corner room
az he lower floor of the Mills Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

THE BETTER PART OF VALoR.-France :
go, an have made mistake-yOu are
stTonI 40, mon ami after all It Is wicked 70 ngh%
funny Folks
n, Observation-Disclosures for the situation
$500 Wv lie death OF the late Mr. MarH0Od.-lJudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
LOUISVILLE RACES POSTPONED.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. loving to rain, which
has lasted all day, which TO have been
run to-day were postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
NEW SUPREME COURT JUDGES.

D,srlcs where the vacancies existed, and that ma
inry 81 ould make the nomination In the convention.