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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
rnE sLNG sING cANr.MAETIYG.

The opcnng exercis. = o. the Sing Sing camp'
mcctag tnat were to taSc place yesterday "or' post
poucd on acc nut oil the rim. They vii b. hel LAY
the weather rmi;nS. The fOlilge was uey rene
green tnau 1t is In ason anu on the hoits dh5s'a
miniature village tayes aud tents Oh the chhP
meptir 2 grounds IL h id.n IL cool so'ened twilight
although Il is perche nearly 500 feet above the iu -oa
f. c,tage, nave been frcs.y pain el aud several eS
o.c bui t. j. H. Dtyo.. OK Brooklyn, has bui oIe o1
the norh SHE Oftle grounds tha Br1mmc House.
which las also Dten mproy by the add ion OF va
LEI coitag has beou er,ctrd tie SOU 4 Be- 0t
tlc grounds FOR M. Mu sey, OF \ z sing Inc ~ ie1
rrs Rest uen4,d tue minister's wO come a. s ist
IA the services, ueen nnls lru, uhd oicA oh" NAY
have comfortable room there Tor liusel. More man
sixty families have air 8dy arrived aud The hu niet
would have been larger hal II not been or tHo
storm. Frukll street Methodist llscl pa INA O. VI
New York ms taken tRelty- git tcuis i0F ll7 .,ou
befs. The R,v. stephen Merritt its pastor, " va m'
family WIS 0Ir Of the fist ai1ivts yesterday A'
A. e. AllrrIuu-e VII Ni % The HeN. DR.. l.. IL. ~ = u
tnr Eight,.un rect Mrfh0Ilst Episcopal thui'a Ais
supervision OF IN meeting, also came. Anon o.
IA lie. who ave already takeu possession OF IN c''
fg or IL as ave those OF j l.. lie ming, ~" fl. N
VI r dea,r; DAVID NC ord, OF ne Forty Imfi ie't
Ne 20 IL Ep-cJ.al tAuI Ell; L. T. Achor OF "a SAN
Stree, VI no 1T EI,'Op hurci, oil Bt01kYhi hF anu
Mrs WI liam No.rhis OF Hyack, ANA = T. EYans % W.
burg. .....t... d.. ID.
nee. OK .d 20 sundays O scholars and o. cuers
All irip-h the Hudson Valley 10 come With Wus bn-
icrs flower SIM inc birds TueslnF mex VIII ne ne
ylf Il TO irup race uee,iaas, AID "Wednesday 10 ie-
f,on o.. vices shOp lIJr ISIS t. 90 I'd net ihr r'
on -umday. Anon o,her ministers VINO are eSleet
the ptrt IN the ctlul-.ueeng the tsy ID s. - X
Du %, . ford lIu {, ". IL. Terms. " T. pi'
Couch j H. S,uuslu-Y ard Ma VI 'gsc Van OOV' l"s
Inc ting will cont nu to- days.
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LOCAL BALL CANES AGAIN POsTpnNrn
OBIT UARY.
FREEMAN j. FITHIAN-

Ex-Judge Freeman J. Fithan, well known a.,
lawyer and IN Re publican political circles In ihi, go,
di at his hose, No. IL West Forty-s ,oon st on NO.
day evening Tie had been am ct a vita oonsa s,,,,
for time aud nsd bc confined u hi. I'D of ts,
weeks. Mr. Fiihisn born Erie. Penn in Os,el.,
1872. and law student In the Oics OF Z, g,ra
ncr, LOckDort in this sta H. pr1ctsed aw IN th,
place for seven years thence going Buffalo, Tla,.h
formed law partnership VITA T. Cook. IN 20, m,
br, 1850, he elected District Attorney o. 81
County At tie md OF his tern Mr. Fitpmi ca.ue =,
ih, city. On the death o. Chief Justice RObcrtson a.,
the superior Court in December. 1853 Ir FithAn ~.
appointed 10 the vacancy b. Governor FeDtJn. ne hs1
the posi- ion u'ti Ja1uary !. 1870 w1eI eaIn.d isa
Ira iice OF law. forming partnership with Lemud h
CLARK, under he firm nam or Flthian * ca <
lie neca the attorney OF Daniel Df.w, aut was en-
plOYcd ~ may suits involving large sums OF u9tey
ii IS last important hat OF the tns
Iron Company against the Gilbert nov .troD Tt1p,
Elevated Raj road company. recover alb lut SfOO1.
900 for legged ore Ich ~ contract Genera Ff.ne.
q. Barlow was ms NTincipi opponent The case Ia "a
fort y-onc ia, AID The jury diagreed Mr. Fhlan wa
ac i've Repub can in politics. lie presided at = masS
meeting ned Il tIis rty TO stain President - "a IA a
tn time when Roscoe Conk ing AMI T. g. y att saei
rom the Unitel States senate Dir. fIthiaa leaFes
W dow.
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CASES R4RE ~ roXicOLOGT.

SINGULAR CONSEQUENCES ATTENDING SNAKE
BITS.
MI MORRIS. y. Y, Aug. 5.-Ihe statement which
has been given wide publicity, that daughter OF A. -
Ramage OF Bcllarc Ohio, who bitten on the rlsht
hand nine years ago this summer by a copperhcau
snake has suffered intensely on each anniversary Oh
the dav on which she wa, bitten. the arm and hand
becoming swollen and the original symptoms OF parai'-
sis appearing has aroused much interest in the medical
profession as being something rare in toNc9losicA
phenomena. The incident. however has recalled lnr
circumstances attending like case which occurred Ill
this county =, -,
Colonel George Smith, who Livingston County 5
first Assemblyindn in 800 married gir VINO Wh'
bitten bv ra;i make in 1903. Her life was sayci'
but regularly every year thereafter, on the DAY Oh no
month on which the bite inflicted, symptoms OF the
poisoning violently returned The part b'ttch IcI
ankle became black and Swollen, and the 'ntic "3
was Affected by IT, The paroNysm OF pam that l"ii'"c1
the original injection of tho poison reappear'd anu
the victim suffered terribly. The symptoms gIaduaiiY
grew less violent durng the day, and ON the d'y lo-
lowing entirely disappeared. Thee v,'tatlon' ''ea
more violent every year. ami on tho tnlry@eoohl up
pearance the paroxysm, were 80 violent ih,t ~ -
Smith was unable to bear mp under them ana sh' VIC"
in tie most intense agony ,t
Miss Ranges return -ymptoms are charac,',''" ~
a like increase in violence, and 1t l. i.ae" 'h@' INV
visitation this year viii prove fatal Shc was Di'''
on August 49, 1870.
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NOTES OF rIuE cAarAiGS.

Tho regular weekly meeting of tho kVIth Assembly
Distriot Blaine aud Logan Campaign club WA held In
the clnb rooms nj Niuolronth-aL hhh Ihlfd-h'o lhat
evening. Edward Ia Bol'h. tho president presided
Their, re 34g meinLora aud % more were proposed anu
aocentea The presidrnt said: This Is the strongest
club ever IA this district and II active ana hearty work
amounts To anything are bound to accomplish good
results" Reports from all the election districts slt'n
that Blaine aud Logan receiving large accessohs
fI0.n the labor vote. ,, -,
Since their nomination counterfeit prosentnehts OF
Blaine aud Logan have appeared In all tue forms anu
manners ingenuity could suggest IN order 10 SATISFY
the popular demand Tor pictures OF the men the peOpe
delight to honor The latest reproduction Is by ONO
setz OF 30 40 ChanbeTs-Ht, who has etched on lass
two hne portraits oil the Republican candidates they
are done In silver and gold bronze by process peculiar
10 Mr etcz The portraits two ny three feet in size
and are framed In heavy and artistic frames.
Al the suggestion Of OF the patrons OF the barber
shon nj No. IlS Ieonards Sixth Ward) vote was
taken during Saturday and Sunday for Presidential can
ddates Ii resulted as follows: Blaine, 7Oj Cleveland
al; Butler, z. ~ -, -. 1891.
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;UNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. Is
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

irr on Monday night interesting feature p ~.
was the presence Of a representative .Ilsn 'c for
who has announced his purpose 10 WI WIZ a., tc nam
Hainc 4 serious detection is reporter Ill 'n' D'''
pcratic ranks in the town. ,.r,, ON Monday
uisht adoped o preamble and resolutions so',,s
their Loyalty to the Republican party , 3,d decided
81 have Lectures. ESSAYS etc. In order th4l INC no'''
may he instructed In the duties 81 r., tbc cam
raig9 Mt Rockville centre. L. L. on MoniM elJn.tpec
institute Hall well hled dc9pt' &c attention
Gcorgc Wallace followed and received cIusr . 49,
aTt"r the meeting the Blaine and Logan Cp oa
,i' CO.., - ,,,s nrraniyed MANY names were eh''l'vi
L,nrcr il 10 he raj sed and regular Inreilnss at "h
held T. Van Week was elected prss"ep' inc VIIith
A.scInblv District was organized ON HuluaE 90 -
Eiyincton-st The following officers were eiocl'ff' -
$3.50 20 LIT. F.,cs Nice orInick. Ncc-l rrHIrht' a.
scbt"ilt rccording secretary; A. Baerehkal Htnol1
SECRETARY committee % agitation cpnSiSuuE -, ~
schneider. james Mccormick ana fI'i"
WAS nupOiutrd
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TRANSATLANTIC lRivELLEGS

Among the passengers Oh the sieah's."p we're
oning Of tAe Gu N Line, ch ART 'sd ,.,,,.n 4
the following; Il. NurE. Dundas. Miss iS' AMMAN
II. Harms. A. heiibiohrr' H. Ian,'s " Mr.. ooeny,
Mara, Pair okJ Moran Afs "'uns's s-.r.op. DeIief
Mr. ami Mrs. smith, the Rev. Anton e" '",' 'oA fan
Tenv. Thomas wadd1up. Edward P. Weston auu aoa
lily, MIR. aud MrA Andrews char'e' n"Ao ,,.,,,, JOIN
kin, H. Hackshsw, Carrot Kelly. LAWS i.A psyid
Lazarus, Joseph Mitchell ami family Loya "a and
Thomas, John Turk and family. fraak u d.
II. G. Wood ~ ,..,, ,,,asxow bfoash'
The Anohoria of the Anchor line fi9in Hsiters,
among others the following: Mis- J-sC ra,i DR.. asa
MI and Mrs Willian Colhoun. George w r,,t ar,
Mrs Dsbr W, Robert Elis, the KY. '9 pa.ri Kirps
Johnston Miss A. JohnstO Ms kius, hSa the Rer
rick the Kew b. MacAoiekin, Charles NC, s.i Mr. -.
q. p. Nichols. n, Charles Reekis, MIS- n o'0'S
Mira George shaw, aud II. 1. Snlth-
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WoulNs CHRIS1IIy TEMPERANCE UNION

OCrAX GROVE, Aug. "a meeting OF tue
Woman, Christian Temperance Union Of Ocean Grove
and A,bury Park was held 10 the Tabernacle MIS- w.
Helen Crane president OF the Union, IN the CHAIR De
yotiona exercises were conducted by Mr. r. j. po"lS
prc,ldelt of the Sew-Jcr.,y Union. Mrs. Nm0ehmlu
was The speaker she said: This Is the greatest qi'S
tion before the American people 10 day. what can So
do This question ha. been asked by the "onihhoo' s"
the country /; has been asked hy the nancers 'i 'u0
,,,ou "a. they have .rcu 5000 100000 passing INTO ue
this OF the liquor dealers Let us look al IN s''' VI
l,ctr A. Il financial factor. This SGOoOpoOoo "'u" o'y
farm. of forty acres each FOR every family M te lnlc
Stntet We have asked The question: ~ We pi' I.cVs
ut the amshousrs aud prisons 90 the COUNT - 80 gny
L,nrtly i'm moral sua.iOu We h''e n'el le Ls,s
wears Had 10 mo-. been FOR II the Nok "on' ~ w. r,
been where IT, Some answer. heh hoeii,o lssccg,.
License high Or low. druDraltoS Tue puDh. cb,u,h
and thi, decentralization hHs even como mo ,,e,,trs
Ihrv say you cannot lcgislac away mens 40
Wr don't want 20 lcgSate avs mch hPlo.',e.n taks
want ~ lrglslaie away the liquor ana lhDh '"'
care of their own apprutts' NH. ,.ohlblfs 10
THO speaker shOWed how prohibition ~ If 10
Maine and ~ the subloriuges 10 when ho. in ,ehns
e. nar the law when the liquor upih, w., V,ioe docs
and ash pans yOu uil, Dee sure that me Jaw ll Union
pfnlimt The Wnuln's tiilsiitn lrhP.' ,i.s,.u from
has been uung, little 10y lttic uis giels rllns
Inc people Haiifold4 ana largo con- la an tsis
for total apstaincrs Offering thereby PeI col ard
abstiuouee New1n' ~ 90 dsn 10 me p'"
put prohibition into the Constitutions 81 'n' '
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i EEroaT Oy rHE cIrTLE FEVER.

CucAGo. Aug. "a dispatch to Ihf
Journal fron spr nglli. II. uy': -. raar'n the
state veterinary surgeon, has submit tod 10 the G'vcr'of
hi, report g. relation rec mt app aranc' o IrAS
Or ploic fever at CHICAGO. tWnrtcm cVainai'ou
ed upon three o. the disel-cd animals owed traces 81
suI.nc fever Or. Paaren suggests that he 4Wccte
stare, and T.riitorics-Sluihwe-"r Wig nh, N0th ana
S,utl Carolina. Georgia Alhlmi, III ri "a, mississippi
Louis ana ID greater part Of Texas, Arkansas In ian
Territory south Tenn. '. kama ga MlN'o lr ne
d to srIc ul. i, procl nation from now ma o.
mem, er l. lie tsuks yil raroli md trtnspofta' on
,onp,..ic ,ulI be ,ui mod from bringing iIt" s
~, ans cattle RON ,cls ,gpd q -ilct- uui.- tuc -u-
rae It's .clmun.cI by clean ID OF health auI has
not uc from an infect bel 81 country Win tAH
DAYS prior TO ia, time 81 81 pmcil'
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THE.CONFERENCE IL CHICAGO.
5iANAGEMENr oF THAN>-1u~SOUm business /
-.-L--N-ILLAn A-L n-NL.


MANAGEMENT oF rHAN,-,I-SOUm BUSINESS lis
sUBJlCr-NoTHNG YET Done.
CmCAGo, Aug. 5.-'lhc managing officials Of
an the railroad lines In the trans ,-puu business
began assembling here THIS morning and went into secret
sc, ion "a O'Clock II is NOT expected that any result
can De- achieved within two three days, owing to Che
lcrulrly complicated nature % the questions ID DE
settled The first matter IT, Dee brought up for ctcnen
D.. uat of tie Colora lo rates. which bad been disturbed
ever since Ga. formation OF the cpmbua1 pa 8orn the
Union Pacific AMI omaha roads % the exclusion ~ thc
chicago Burlington .aud quincy HpiroId, Until. within
one week ago. when they were temporarily restored To
await the action of the present conference For proper
maintenance OF the Colorado rates IL j, commended 10y
some managers that pool Will necessarily bee formed.
which VIII include al the lows lines touching at Omaha,
and Use Union Pacific and all the southwestern mes
This Wa, the opinion oXprr,-adby Roswell Miller OF the
Nwauhcc aud s.. Paul Railroad la conversation this
morning II, could see 40 Insurmountabie obstacles III
the way.
II j., claimed however. that So long what is kno an
10, the trpartite agreement between tie Union Pacific
and It's Omaha connection remains IA force, t.' ai'to
ni,tr road. cannot Doe brou Doc into poo. covering the
Colorado and other trans Missouri business, OWING 80
flr fact thai under the tparc agreement the eastern
connections cf the Onion lathr holu arbitrary power IN
tine making OF through Western rates iht ohci'i@ III
,rruIr. ucr. however drrl that the result aimed
pcye Nt tern business. can leo satisfactorily arrange
,,t ntt, .u,, any of the present pools and thlt
tb ,rpr of al the road Is to- achcNe thll result
rpc me iuinnry conference lasted untl 1880 T. m,
when an adjournment taken 10 $50. TO await lhe
arrival Of the niuu Pacific representatives,. n Session
held this afternoon, bui % va, hilc anu no a.o'
WAS taken owing tu the continued absence OF thc I'P
and Santa le roads. Jane, Nc'uurn' wee pre-,
dent of ;hc thicigo and Alton Railroad Company mas
been elected permanent chairman Al the rcrrs"n,a-
tes c0nyrred with declare mat nothing as 10 the oul-
can To- safely declared hl ms @tle''
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gLJfyE rHE FGiEND on SorrH AuERIcA

me ffgfHfiNtHfhfa " nfhfnhldf ifFnnf.
mo nomination 0l Blaine IL Of peculiar i'm.
rorlsncc to SOUTH America !, wlH hr 1l,oe. IL must
bn ttpnnilrf,d Who ba torttaiT eel toto under 81 81.
nrd nd yonnind tho plan OfCang COngra Of
stt,s fnf "a purpose ~ developing aud ffhrnR their
,nuinnI pIlltienl and commercial intrfrHtA ms pan
b.s of alo horn gwen npmn rohihenco again. bronHa
IN, nate tomnlint ~ Iulrigi Relations has Prom
rnd,i tho appropriation of flOO 900 for Tho otprnnas
of "A oomml.sion whose task - sta b. 10 examine aud
rrnrf pon tho boat hOdr 0l tho improvement ~ the
iuioruat ona and commercial rcl- lions between the
Tuot states and the htleu Of Central ana hOnlh Amer
or FnrfnsrmOrr arrangements are 10 be made for tho
meeting OF general gcsa IN Washington II such
sbould appear desirable, Among the American people
these eiings undoubtedly received with favor
Tho his DRY Of diplom 10Y elbows that intimate
reIatons are tho " mutual interesa
Tue merchant the prronrsOr OF diplomatic Intimacy
AMI no toal friendship The Secretary OF Site Of the
Unted states considers II dc,rabe that series oil com
morca treaties concluded win the Centa ard SOGth
American states and that AT the same time agree
ment be reached upon come UNIFORM silver The
question OF closer relationship between tho United states
the Central nth American States has thus be-
OF the questions OF the day. TIE election OF
Mr. b aine to tho Proficiency will be guarantee tor IL
practical solution, since II was with him III the Idea
on iuaed to unite more closely North and South Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
THE NLW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
THEIR STATE CONVENTION TO MEET TO-DAY IL
CHOOSE ELECTORS.
lnr TELEGRAPH 10 rnE runuNEr

10y TELEGRAPH 10 TifE uuBuNEl
TRENTON, Aug. 5.-LeGding Republicans
foina parts ~ tr state gath rel here tn sht
preparatory 10 the convention 20 nominate candidates
forPr,sdcut al c,co.s aich meets al nocn tomorrow.
Among The arrivals are -cuat0r g. - Hobart Of the Re
publ can Nauord Commi toe; Cougrc smen fnclps ana
kca. j. l.. English Stth Il. Eyd.r w. n suc3, conn y
lost r. Charlc. Sl imam, Joseph ID. Mum, NJ D. Val n
tu. Ass.4biymuu Geo. 20 W. J,na lis, Hen W Miller
and hers. In IN. ah~enc' Of compile 90 dc'fgt'l' Ms
from he v.rou,d- ret, nothing dchnt can b. STA aS
10 Nho will b.. The ecc o., Hiuacd I'd" following
arc mentioned: Is di,tr ct Senat r a bert Merritt, Of
Camden; ia, tX--cna. \. &. b. HAY n. al Ocean
ITld ain Simon Van Wick, NewBrn wick {;
IVu wi, Tayior Of III IN Bridge and Charles skill
man OF Ituhcrtlilr; Nt1. senator Buckley, ry
A. Buler ava IS. Caui. al OF Pas ale Counb Nlin,
ry-t oa.r .S uin hOn1s 3. Pc dc, Of newark IN g. H.
Ccbv N!IthJosrp Bond and cX--ht rin John D. IoIey,
1b can ia te for Eertors-ot-Targc ar. Likely 10 he
ex-senator JON Taylor Of lcn On, Frederic a fos' o.
Huut, rcnn. -
The STATE Committc. met AZ the Trenton lIou." ~
o'clock !. might, Chairman H0har pic ! ing. II ma
been cxrc tuAt Con un PHep, W'uii De chosen
for chairman of Tie convention Int ON account OF an Ell
oae cfpeut New York IL the m ring Nj. Itcip was
compel e. T. decline. Upon learning tuis the crn zee
adl.uu,i ant OClO 4, WIthO maxi K sci clon.
The Hon Rich ri Ogl shy. lin5 s. mas btru see REL
Ia adore he convention tO-n rroW MAJ L. h.
Pansb,.n, Of desscy Ct} and oilers are also tXpe,ed
t. speak.
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FRENcIIuEN Reject CLEVELAND.

ALBANY, Aug. 5.-An attempt to-day 70 III
trduce ion indorlug Il yeianl in tn French
& madam convention nov in session hare, aroused a
storm Of protest, LOWS AMI or cs OF dvis on num-
berof DELEGATES sprng their feet cXcitedj ana pro
tested -uin3t turning tn convention into p'lu al
caucus Several delegates tore Ieir dSes from their
COATS mad II the han IN disgust ono OF them declared
CIeylouI f. De moral lep-r," dangerous Than
Inc two cpers brought from California 10y Or OD6nucl'
The 'olowu" ohic - were clecIcd Dr. Io'lgle Kos
scIT no prr- dent: l. icnne IfI}cl, Ncw-YOrk first
yr,-prc..d ut j. A. Dcl}ondv G"ns lal' secretary.
me .o IS WI, welcomed to the Capitol nv by ff ht
\ Woods. on half - Ma or Banks. one nunurfl % ~
MT, delegate arrived TO-DAY from IN" north rn part oi
the state. Many them are Cicr ymeh.
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TIE roRTSNorIH LECTION.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Aug. The city elec-
lion which 100 plIce 20 day umod an unusual phase.
Lat saturday the Democrat nomna'el cxJudg CT
vim Page for Mayor. Mr Pare H. aud has always been
s-rang uo.rat. Yesterday tn Republicans nomin1 led
". il. Size. Mr. si,e appear a. all he pol ing place.
this monn- and announced that he would not be a
caudiittc. The Republicans ten ditri5led ballots
with Mr. PAGES name "a the rcad The Gle tipn naturally
wa. a -woopius ienocrItc victory. Page WA occte 2
Mayor over II uy % vote Of 10. 90 49, The DcnD-
ri for hc frs. TINE iu year cct i1rit. OF
ccty governments sccurn, thr con out Of hin teen
councilman md sIX mt u mine al orurn.
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4 FINE BANNER RAISED IN BROADWAY.

A
A handsome Blainca and Logan campaign Dih-
ner as last evening hung over broadway ~ M.
rlaee by the Lincoln Cub, amid the hi ze OF
the play N. of brass bands AMI III slOa's oI ''o ~
tude That lad assembled to celebrate the " r"is'nS
The meeting MAS held in Bioadwal In the open ar '
lo1ge c,vered truck WIS used a. PLATFORM i ~
a., ate-s Abont 1000 people were present. anu ,,o
~, ,ir, va. considerci one ~ the mos succes'H Vi Wv
ca,nnarp John W. R1ssoll WIS made charlu"" >" ,'-'
r,,,arls mir ducing Cong essman Julus T. buloue'
of NJ chigan, Mr.. Russell said: -, ,,u
O. ae record Of James G.. Elaine need not spear ~ ~
ali know II, aud 81 the - coin llp ar Yyor. n
oiIr annreciaon his public services Gud prlN't, m
Re il "A man thoroughly familiar VIII hn me =
high blic position lie oppon ~, H., j. ;nt md he
ignorant Of them. Elect Gle Yelh9 ~, aho Wnite
would need guide 10 the capitol anu " INV
HoIse. , u.s,th
Mr. Burroughs was er thusiastica!ly ccved. lie shu
Iart: , .,o,o.,,
Ynn have lust flung 10 he breeze the banner ~ vlcto
saw victory bee use u is the banner ~ e fpuoi,
y, Marty aud | believe fdeuc" o. the pcoVc anu
their bes Judgment with us ana against INC ~
lasting stupidity of IN Democrats ne rSeV m
~ org The Republic founi ths c,u"lIH ruh''l
bankrupt in fortune AID ca raete", ara hi'eu ~ w
made II new Nation with new mop, ,d',s f%o
tVo Nations. Two Congresses, two IRE ld'il,S, w"
Srcrnr Courts and the last Dem cratic President we
shall ever aid that there was no rowe 20 pI W
the tat from seeding or boa mem '"sc ~. a.. "
ITDou The Republican pary has done TWO great lnIus
for us namely, 10 has saved our eASicnc as Ni.i,s
and II has saved our National honor Inc Dtieo, =
COW Don't look back AZ cur record look forward We'll
| shoull SAY SO. TOO, II were Democrat THANK Goo
II long 10 "a party not ashamed "l! Inc Issues 10
1884 are mace up TIE iudi ates are IL me ueIu H
the platform are before you Now the 'dug ISSUE o.
the campaign the tdr Il. appea! 70 business men 10,
10 judge this issue ~ any men, but by = lr.cpS, "
the uarcs TIE time ha- not come 10 put tils 'o'
ernment INTO TIE hands Of Demo RAJ.
The speaker then gave detailed history OF the ms
takes OF the ID cmocratic party zine, 1850.
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me COURIS.
TAKEN FRoM An INDIFFERENT MoTKER.

TAKEN FROM Az INDIFFERENT MOTHER.
Surrogate Bergen, of Kings County, yester.
day granted The application Of Mrs. Jenn- T. 10 r hs
sp ointment Of guardian for her ,st RS souL1dlov w.
Valentine agc u the ground u tn undue a.onoe
of Dr Herman r. charlt over The boys no Ia. o. ArA
catherine q. vi milne. George w. Bergen, one of lhs
csc utor Of the sill ~ tn boys father APP oirfei
gJlril1. M Valentine e. he widow 90 81 wst'r W.
fine. VINO left IA IA ome Of 5000 H. The cducnon
md u1por of Ludlow, ami 100000 % & % him o. On
hs lcrs death I'm ca'e VI his death befo h moth.
crs she to have the Who'll suu For "a yeits y
ID bag g hes .cu Ms. N'oltNCs family phys IAN, nj
tho nett ion o. Mira. Joy IT'S tint his relations VITA
p,r wcr. rtlmua ana ina ho gained sutb poNr. over
h.fI Hir dee el him i mouse 10 Cranberry sad
,oIi hlyo nofhiuetI 10 with he relatives " was
liberal. ecI that tue boys ir and ltop.r w.ud le
utr.. fUfr n lc f q Gus Oty oi some nfn'f ~
.o il. bis mother. The ate 90 bic i.ri.n tys
"a 3D. he ). lore . 20 believe mat MIS- NHl"um" paei
Wiih Lcr hpu.r Aitnou rccriyiugnuy pawn. 10 d. lpm
d. isru.rit and that to ltirrs wlurur" Owe hs
caused tlt all nai1n OF he Hh cton iiom Der tci het