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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THR0UGH YEW-YORK STATE.
FRAUDS IN ARSENAL REPAIRS.
EPORT OF The ASSEMBLY INVESTIGATING COM

REPORT OF TIE ASSEMBLY INVESTIGATING COM
MiTrEE.
ALBANY, July 1G.-Thc Assembly Committee
that has hesn investigating the alleged arsenal frauds in
different parts 0f the state submitted their report to the
Secretary ~ state this afternoon They find that about
$1,000 TOO much paid for he repairs 10 the State
Armory at Wstertovu, which was damaged by fire. The
real value Of the work in making alterations to the build
ing was much less than the state pad rit Jere-
hah Kaly received +IO73 for other repairs to the ar
mory aud the architect states that the work worth
less than $3.50. Philip O'Bren. Of Albany received
1894 for rrpair to the Schenectady Arsenal which did
f3G. The contractors estimate for plasJerng
WI, f13G, and b, su0ct j, for Sill
In 1873 5000 was spont for an addition 10 the
Auburn Armory. the value OF which was only 3.o22.
For cyairug the roof S7i5 was paid nominaly tod T.
Grow actually to O'Breu, OF Albany. The work was moi
worth 30 An excess OF $500 paid for work on the
Oswcgo Aruory. ON the Auburn and OIwego contracts
O'8rien received $3.50 from Grow ont o. Si,i70 re
cel,el They alone knew that the repairs were 20 be
made In 1.79 W. l.. Deegan was employed to
repair the Buffalo Arnory and was paid
sI77j 03 contractor SAIL the work could be- done for
Klngsou Armpry ln l~12, aud scott Newman f311 ~
for work IN the following year Two Witnesses trstued
that the work could he done for 418 o.
The Syracuse Armory, for repairs I'm 1877 ana 1881
inclusive ~ @.14l o. was expended or ihis sum
-3G2T 4 paid Mr. Dc"<au FOR repairs aud scNlco3
a. superintendent. 10 i. W iale wss paid rlOlb1 81
for work taken in hls ovu u1uo aud Fl $50 for work
taken in the name of mia father aud 1893 In his ncrhews
name. total Of tllsG2 59, for which expenditure he
bss mo- rerprIa nor memoranda. A.40 1AuNO - was
paid resident contractors. Ihis sum of fl"1Sl az wN
paid fur work let. IN each caeo 10y private contract To
eHera Nylls IN person. through ba representative,
". H. Doognu Tie repairs made by MI. Dcesan were
c,tnnaed by resident builders Hs having hecn worm
MOI to exceed 5000 hc having received tJ021 go
The value OF tue repairs to the Juoa Arsenal was not
more than 4iO1J. for which the htato spent $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
R,rLY1N THE sINru WARD BROOKLYN

With iuspiritmg strains 0I music the h'pup-
ilcaus of the sixth ward of brooklyn put mp large
plane AMI LOGAN banner Ia tourat, near buuer-sl'
last evening. An cnihIsA.tc public meeting wa thon
hold I'm Lttmcr Han There were u large number or
persons present. and strring Spcechcs were male
Upon tho platform were oN-Govornor w NJ
Ptonc. 81 towai tho Rev. Dr. Frank Rogers
Mornr, uf tho Tabernacle baptist Vhuichi
a. " rroubridss. ctJudge ". H. Gale. W. w. Osborn
Orlando Irlsg. and others - h. wocdhoua' president
Of the glllao aud Logan clus OF Tho wud presided
Resolutions pcdging hearty support to tho Republican
platform and nominsna adopted with ona y"i'o
resolution Offered hy g. \, iiasioA1 who wa7h delegate
a. the Utica Convention, pud who supported idwnndH
there oondennng The co,tsr OF The HIonhiVn NH'1n
and promising % refuse support 10 until lie cohf'' was
changed, upd also urgus other wards io do the same
was received with hearty applause aud unanimously
adopted.
Mr Woodhouse In his speech reviewed the life of tho
man whom he called Z" the energetic, active ana myriad
mnded James q. Hlase." He SAID he had consulted
every scraH Of evidence at his command which went 10
inpcach Nh Paiacs integrity, AID ne challenged any
man 10 prove nat Mr. Blaine UNFIT from any reason
to he the next President. Applause $50
William T.. Osborne Democrat WHO Joined the Young
Republican cub IN $50 to support James \. Garfield
ead ld resigned from the club 20 enter the RCpuh-
lcan General Cawmttee bur he believed the club was
for james q. Blame to-day. Applause The menbeT'
wnon he had tried to influence he found to be on the
right side. The last speech was made by Orlando
Briggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

sand liyres de repte when he marres The lady quite
young, having only come out u remember right tDis
winter ahe IL not tall or imposing as her
mother but Ia very Ike the popular Duobesse; IL
Ia eminently illustrative Of French manners mat Mile GO
la Roc now "reoeiyes" her mother for the
frat time Another marriage In the great world that
OF the Comte dAntioche with Mile de Taoyrana,fe
CORD dauRht Of the exFrench ambassador to Be'llh
and 81 Petersburg. and OF the Comtes.e de Iasyranu
PeriEorl lady who Is popular In Partisan society anu
hla sIIch In hraulliml Xnlrp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

OTORGE W. GRunns For CONGRESS
lNpiANAroiIs July Ii. The Republicans of
The YIN District la convention vi GreencAsuo today
George W. GIubb- i0r Congress-
rLrMrn KNIaHrs rNnNE.rLY Ar WORK.

a wcll-attcndcd meeting of the Seventh
Ward battalion Of Blaine and Logan Pmmed
KAehts, Of Brooklyn, held Tuesday evening,
Richard Is. Lcech in the chair Committees were
appointed consisting OF Messrs LSech Phillps Cauld
wei and ChumascrO to call public meeting and
confer with kin red organizations IN the ward
with view TO more systematic and united campaign
work The following civil officers of the Battalion were
elected: President Richard q. Lccch; treasurer, VIII
lam &. pier~On; secretary r. Phillips representative
Major g. w. C9utan and &. {. kecYco. Brief speeches
were indu' sel IN and much enthusiasm was minesied
Many 81 the members belong 10 the Young Republican
CLUB. over ttty persons signed the roll cOlninlllee
WAS al.O appOinted 10 organize q Dattery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Several hundred spectators witnessed the
bsse1a game at Washington Park Brooklyn. yesterday
between mines from the 22l ami 7th Regiments. Tho
BOD nine soon showed their superiority over their OPP
poncnt, ami playing The gallant 7th at every point,
wpucasily bv ihe score of - 20 H. JuigAI from the
games arrajy paYol. the 22d nino will win the Rogl-
mental championship
Games were al4o played yesterday ~ followsi
IT, Providence -Upitou. . Providence. ..
IN Trcntou-Npw York. - Trenton. D.
IN boston Boston Union p ~ Lou' Union. |.
In Washington Chicago Union, p Mammal. D.
IN Baltimore Baltimore tuiun, ~; Kansas CIiy, 3.
IN Philadelphia rucinsatl Union, 10; kej stone, L.
IN newark Active, y lOucstic. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE CoyrEynoN or ExpREssNEN.

BOsroN, July 16.-Ihc biennial convention
Of the Expres National Mutual Benefit Association
met here til, morning VicrPrcsident Hayden Of IT,
Louis in III, cha- The re4surcr's report shows receipts
for the year Of S93O33, and claims paid $4,000 Two
hundred and ten members have been added 10 class ;
81 have been removed from It Ivy death and los by for
fatuic, q yet gau OF o. sixty new members nave
ai aei with ca- .. u have been taken from
by death and 53 have forfeited Their connections a
loss o - total Tcceip pie o. the association
oI "a uiZitiCn have been Sl,Ol7,3U4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TINS OyIy rTcTIu OF TIE CHEROKEE WAR

FoRT SMITH. Ark, July TO-" Bud" Presty,
a Choctlw mihuaman. WAS fatally stabbed Saturday
in an alteration with sheriff Lucas OF Sansbols County,
Choctaw NauOn, at tho militia camp IN that county. The
militia were dibinded aferward 10y order OF Gov
sruur lc urau the troubles with Milo lOyt and his
gang OF despsri0cs virtually al an end. Tue whito
followers of fIoy have been ordered away. Cherokee
officers have wrlts for Hoyrs indian followera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

BOsroS, July 1G.-Ihere wis an increased
attendance AZ Beacon Park this afternoon where Two
races were rocd-for tn 232 and 213 classes In the
2:32 class, with five starters Onward won IN three
STRAIGHT heats. without skip. Professor second.
summary 2:32 class purse 5000, divided
" H. Sarscurs bib T., onward --.--.--.-...----.
s. Iohr-Ous hlk T.. relcsSDr...-...--..........
Charles Records biz M. Fannie M.-.--......... )
john Iiiey's rT H.. Ry~Cick Maid.-..-.-..-.-.-.
Charles Dohics Do Frank S...-.....-.........
lime g.2q 2:37a 2:.~li
Five horses tro;r~1 The obs class. Fi'cs was an
c1>y winner brcaunc Only thr0u shout the iarr
rht ,econ place Wa. warmly contested, but Hnaly
awarded 10 Minnie Nouon.
summary: Tnc 4:2s class purse $500, divided.
IoIA r H.n3,y Iii 7. Z, Minnie oao6-
j. n. Phillips ~. K, Orange Roy ..--.........
" IT, -arsehl's %. M. Brcelc w." q lin..........
john Riley en- BE 10 -harkeit.........-....
Time 2.L6l2 2:-6il, 2.26ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
CR0PS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, July 16.-The extended seRO- ~
rain has created frsshets throughout the coan. -,
ticuarly westward, almost equal to the spring ~
The result will be- 1t Is said, or less danAs. sd
various crops excepting hay, which VIII pe ~ .trsr
immensely. Including the aftergrOwth. tWl' "a ,hisb
berries and other small fruits the gr0N't irlprow
steadily increasing from year 70 year, Will sS'
with the damppess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NEAT ron THE RFpTrRITCAva

FT0N tn HFeHIs9H IhdsI 'HdWpIol Ihf1l =
The Republican party sycry fortunate this year; hhy
had q, choice in two National Conventions Il vxia
Blaine and it got him; 10 wanted Cleveland and "a
him. Blaine is Our leader and Cleveland - Our meat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
HIGH-LIFE UED6NGs ~ FRINGE.


-I0IUONL
This is the moment when 10 grdn3s Daridqcs
announced, and this year the most ui-
poriaut families IA France marrying their sons
their daughters First IN pnrtance the Rochefp-
clud Blsa,cia alliance, namely mat III nile. zaueth de
La lie -he0dc td daughter o the Due aud buchesse la
Rn,hefoucau Bsacca, with her cousin, the Prince de
fighr The parents Of the Dride-erct de GIFTED
with ibis match hat they intend Ia double thsr dau
tefs dowry although The young Prince he gBc pretty
comfortably on a"d will nave hundred aaa ffy tbe1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

UTICA, July 1G.-An enthusiastic Blaine and
logan cub was oreanzed last evening in the XIth ward
The following officers were chosen Presidents watson t.
Dunmore; Vice Presidents. John Ross G. H. Morehouse,
j b. Jones. j. f. Lccfdt, " II. Goodwin John " urtz,
Peter NJ scout EezeNah Evans; Recording secret ly.
C. Lansing Jones; Corresponding Secretary James Bise
low; Treasurer. David IOstcW. number OF
speeches made and sixty members were cnr'lle J.
To night Republicans Of tae With Ward organized
and tomorrow night in the Hid ard cdD viii DO
formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

b,o He closes long letter In these words, which will be
interesting TO soldiers II has always given me great
pleasure TO do all my behalf OF our sooiers
40 bo assured that shall lose opportunity 10 serve
them In Whatever IL right in the future Please accep
INV thanks for your very complimentary open letler
witch have iust read with much pleasure BE assuIGu
have "a high appreciation OF the coinplmehtH!
which veterans speak my efforts in behalf oil eAsoi
diers and their interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE FIRST SIT BY AN IyDLay.

BISMARCK, OAK, July 1G.-A novel case in
law va. Instituted here yesterday. An Indian named
Bad Headed Eage repleylued ponies which had been
stolen from lin 10 pst BtrtAol IL the first case ever
BROUGHT INTO this court by an Indian point o, law
arises as 10 the Indians night III the ownership OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TO SrCcEED DIR. KTRKBRIDE

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Dr. Johh p, ,ss
Chaplin at present superintendent Of the Willard
for n. insane at willard, y, was unanimously -
by the board OF managers Of the PeRnsy
Tor the Insane 10 succeed DIR. Thomas ;; n,rstlsps
physician in hief and superintendent OIL tha' N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS AILEOAD INTELLIGYNCE.

ST. LOUIS. July 1G.-G. w. Lilly, freight
traffic o. the entire Goua System for some time
past appointed yesterday general freight agent OF
tie Missouri Pacific.
CINCrS>Ar July 16-The stockholders and voting
bondLolGcrs o. the Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore
Railroad ratified contracts with the Marietta Min
cral Railroad which transfer 10 hs latter what IS known
the O,d Line" thirty miles Of road, which. beginning
near Canaan to SCOTS Landing and sixteen miles
north from stewart. 1h-y also give perpetual rSht u
opeat, The four mi rs OF road from Marietta 10 MOOres
Junction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
pRorEssoR FOWLER,S NARROW ESCAPE.

PROFESSOR FOWLER'S NARROW ESCAPE.
SARATOGA, July l6.-Prolessor Fowler, OF
New. York had narrow escape from drowning at Lake
George ON Monday While enjoying n sail In his Flying
Dutchman canoe 1t capszed about one mile north OF Hip
ley's Point Fowler struggled In the water fully half m
hour when arrson sheldon, with vigorous oar, pulled
to MS rescue lie was almost exhausted when sheldon
,eileI him The lake ia too rough a condition for
ruoe sailing and the experience may prove valuable
L. fn fhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DEATH or MISS FuJLrLLEoyARD

MEKDEN, Conn, July 1G.-Miss Emily j.
Leonard died to-day. axe fory-s1. She widely
known b0tanist, classical fchoar and writer On
political economy. Size translated Banquis' "rOltical
Economy which Is now used a text book II many
colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

A new novel is entitled "The Hand Without
the Heart" 1t does say whether 1t poker haAd
however, Boston Post
An aesthetic saloon kecperiu Milwaukee keeps
what IL known slate, bat he calls It rosemary"
because he Gays II is for remembraDCe.-BOEOR Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DROWNED IN LAKE ONTARIO.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSE.I

Lyons, \. Y, July l6.-Pmlip GOetzman, an
influential man among large population Of Germans In
Wayne County was drowned In Lake Ontario At sadus
point last evening lie swan INTO tho Lake TO recover
hat and WIS ovelcOms by cramps ana sunk suddenly.
H. boay was recovered hour later He leaves VIE
an children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
A COIOnTras CAVnfn Arr.

FT'W IN IIHTII ITNT'T|'I 7
Passing by every one of its old leaders
place ia standard IN the hands ~ rooreaA randd.
Without poitoil record, National experience. mW
other known qualification for the ole' OF Ptesid mn ~
Democratic party must npcoaAltly be- Judged lus
election mainly BIS tho professions of principle md
uouucencnt ~ policy Which IT, platform offers 70 ~
people. aud those win be read AMI Inter prCed IN ~
light of TIA previous declarations aud performance w
country win wnHo hui little time copadctiuE VI uff
aud. II understands perfectly well that Tho Demo raw
party cares nothing about hn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
LOGAN AND THE VETERANS.
LILY rEIEARAPH II THE IRIRINEl

CALDWELL, Ohio, July 1G.-Gcnoral Logan
writes to Private Daze thN he will nrs visit New-fork
and that he VIII go to Minneapolis on July q. lie will
sftend the National soldiers reunion 81 Caldwell possl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE ITALIANS IN HOOKING VALLEY.

CoLuMEus, July 1G.-A dispatch from Mel
sonve states that half OF the number OF Italian miners
employed in the Brooks mine left this morning, and 10 IS
ramorea thai the viii out Great excitement
pIeNails u LIe valley today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

A Massachusetts, editor saws that a o. ss .hce =
for toothaohe is 10 pull of your LETT BOO. or ss1
every evening. In the course OF go . n p,su,
tooth will stop aehing. Burlington rfse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
FEDERATION or TRADES PICNIC

BALTIMORE, July 16.-The federa ~. 'ns,
trades had picnic aud labor demonstrators sss
noon and evening at schustzen Park A"'i' T. D
made by Dr. W. II. Cole, James Whltehou'e AZ
Maxwell OF this city. and j. Franz, o. View HI. re
al his inability to address the wOfkinsmeh VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

between this time and November the disahecon would
wear away, and Cleveland would carry the State
"If Cleveland would he defeated at the polls TO-
day" replied Senator Nedder " he viii be much
worse beaten man in November We have always had
to Democratic strength by hard work IN the
campaign Why, if the election had been held IN July
or August in 1850 Hancock would have carried New
York But in November the public was aroused to the
danger Now we start i'm ahead. and whore will we be
after our campaign work Why Cleveland will I've a
far worse beaten man than was Hancock, who had
splendid record as soldier, and the confidence of his
entire party There not a stain on his record lie
had no such opposition rs Cleveland. who has won tho
enmity OF the workngmen. not to speak of other ele
ments in his party who do not believe in ready made
machine candidates"
There is some disafcction on Long Island, soid
visitor from Suffolk "prOpagatsd. no doubt. 10y Tree
trade newspapers such The Times II II very
slight, and will bear no comparison to Democratic as
affection A prominent German of Brcslau told me
today that the Germans solid for the kcpuhlcln
ticket. Some of them, who returned to teuhah\ 10
visit their old homes. got in trouble, and Bi~nmrk
tried tn make them serve In the army. The nnuo>au
aud loss inflicted upon thcm have made them warmly
cspnuse the cause of Blaine. ono Of them s,d " me
that NE wanted a man for President ho would protect
an American wherever hc went ana Wl' v'nd ih'N'
Il dangerous for BsmarCk any other dc-pni - i'I
fcfe with the liberties guaranteed an American 'l|'i
The American pnly, which tlaine l'Il.>'u'"' t'N''
equally we'll with Germans ami Itish. rs l"i '"h'
land nobody cares for him he has lesS IMAM w,
strength of nn ntcragc Democrat. lite T. aiWnW"
commonplace person, without spccHl riiis n'd' ~ ''
luck, accident ola Republican revolt Al Mr.'W %,
g. supply the exponent OF % domh'cilng' "''''''"'
machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
The walking drIegItr OF tho IincAIayrr3' Onion,
John j. Donnelly, said:
MRS. SChIkFFELIN Talks FREELY.
HER RELATIONS WITH HER PRESENT AND HER FOR
MER HUSBAND

NER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Lucy Caly Dodge sh ,uer Hewitt Schieilen,
the alleged bigamist, was cheerful in the Hudson
County Jail yesterday and taiheh freely t. every
body who Desired To talk with her. As sh- was
Uaiklneup aGd down the corridor IA the Womcns
ward, she exclaimed:
But for the umsttnce. would not for $500 have
tcrlv rno moor crro.Ilrc. here are .tulv and won
der they not provided with something to do to oc-
cupy Their minds I wonder they don't 20 crazy They
ought {, be- furnished win books or scwn. and wh.n
-c ont Of tis am MY. n my M" ans permit ito ihnk
VIII do something Tor these unfortunate creatures.
Referring to her own trouble she said
THIS j. tne work OF the 7chielens aud Hewitt had
notnn- a. do yin He y w cr %eHe 5 %HeG
able honorable, uursht Gentleman tha kuo" u" would
do uOtlinl O. harm mo- General Grant once SIlt or nm
that he was one ot the fEcs nvn2. would never
nave LETT him ~ lac had Not drank 80 mnrh out co9d
not stand hs drinking habits. IL" was also
in love with another woman, Mrs. Morris,
and waen hc Told me That he wanted TO- get div rec
offered objection. H. wrote 10 me from Colorado That
pr..,,, of Mira nr Gooi,gin of so ~, Wst Fo.ieth-
st.. y rw-Yoik, where W., boarding asked him how
Doe served IN nic H. only he'd and -ad bat had
managed IT, Mrs. Goodwin tod MIN trst he ought To
Wr. zee mad then several good oupnrtru"st' %" mar
rlcl Mr.. Hewitt raised h> hands heaven aud
After INIT boc1mc acquainted with Nrs Spence
,priu'.Ft, and she Introduce. M to my present
gIi'n MN Ir ner on4En'gT , t2a Wno'e
weeks afterward he proposed marriage 20 NE
night when were IN TIE Holman House. ami at the
same tuc tpd rnr mat hc Wa not thc millionaire hc
him 10 1--we comfortably Wewerc married. went 10 Long
i;ranon and have ii'ei happily torie ever since mul
Mr. sphrhelip, am not aware of 49, The young man
Hcecher who made the complaint aEaln'l me, wa Tor
5000 am 4itsnel that II was the sch"atlns who
prompted him 10 make the complaint
Mr. Schicnelln spout pail of the day with his
wife, aud tho remainder ia trying to lind bonds
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
AtrrrrR rEOu MIR. BLAINE.

Nrw-UNES July 16-tN-Auditor Edward
Mccarthy, n local Democratic leader who hna hottd
Clcyclauds nomination. civcd from MI blaine To
night personal letter It's IA ioloWsi
AuoUst, Mc., July II,
20 FpwNu MCCARTHY.
Ny bru SIN, Accept my sincere thanks Tor Your
Kind or uf rnnst au alton. regret that can make
but tha Informal aok low rdsHmoui lutt now. can
question the right ~ No mrn ~ body ovot' ~ hry te'
bat will SAY that An heartily era cu to have found
now friends va your beautiful city, VITA The best WiAh"9
believe to bc very truly yours
JAMS g., HLAiNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
nFATIN0 TnE RIOOND.

- from me lincoln, Nrbfaska, STATE Journal
The Democrats have surpassed our f1pertat0Aa "A.
bmndrr 0f Cleveland a. candidate for lTesdsnI soI
have seen superb enough 10 satisfy any feislnabs h
publican bul HE way In which the Insult 10 tho od Va
horses Of the party rubbed In. In tue q D,
proceedings from the time the convention called
order until the result reached the second hiR
has greatly enhanced tao photographers ~ he ,a,s
talnment and tho satisfaction of outside .pectaOaa
Il an even chance FOR the pool Sc ers that Ben n
Ter a. the La 1orBreenback candidate gets sota
Ne~-lork than Grover Cleveland. lie certainly via
Mlasaclusetts and Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NJ CuOICE OF nrNnRlCks A srROkE o.

PROM me NeV- London oConql TsiSgrqm RSpA -
The selection Of Hendricks for HE scrOud place On ~
Democratic ticket mast feoiiiuus and timely sifu
of political genius u viii always be- mystery nos "
convention had the presence OF mind aud tho fan t
I'M uif In al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TWO TARIFF PLANES WOULD HAVE BEB

Prom The memphis dralauche ma. DsI-.l
1t would have been better perhaps bad tie coHvestn
taken the tariff bull ~ the horns and adopted aO pa,
forms for Free Trade and for Protection. iuss
OF dOVeLatling the two IA one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

FfnW me DudhI RepWi' .rrn fRfpA
That peerless statesman and valiant wirfley a,..
Cleveland, has been nominated Tor lfesdent 49,
United states by the Democratic party This namn,t
10 " grand ifluapl NJ loraUna genius Hud A mn,Ita
the party founded nv ioFrfasn knows great msn 10y
appreciates hia usefulness upon - great ocrs.ta /.
sheriff thla siatcamAn hanged three men AMI b,.,
them we'll Mr. 'eveind's record IL feaplsadsnt ~
tho most beautiful gems ~ pstral Thought On All
York tiv aud other matters OF viva lmruri ,nee 4, A.
people Of hla warl, NJ CleysaHd has spuksa vita sss
certain SQUAD IIa speeches on srannnie aiRsrtl 80
not famar to tho vslgir eye have passed inio lhs %
Literature Of weekly paper In BnHAlp with aurh ~,
aud gifted AtAiosman, with such aiilsrn wanna y
Hfuyef cleveland tho Democratic parry ought 10 m.bl
ON 10 victory death, Georgia 10 assured AlsbaA.
almost as good a. Democratic. and thsle arc hoIs
Texas,