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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
GJcaal N0uces.
roeI Once NofIce.


Letters for Europe uest not 1919 spciy hr,,tei FOR ~,
parC steamer Or9r to secure SPECIFY -
uyery ESTIMATION ts al frtusttAIiic mans lrs i).Ftrlt
~ the !tstest vessel. 4TtAtJlA
FOroIgI fJc t4e gclS outlg August J. WIZ close
lproupl, la ..i cases ~ this oince As fouowG
II E-IA1-At 10 u TOR Jamaica o. non ffeyiOWn.
Savauila sc. per e. Alone 90 p %. for cape Hayu.
~ DOMINGO AID I..Iks Island, Der . > Geo " C,yae,
p 10. Tor Barbados aud Cd'iat IOlsar. per 9
wEpSISDAY-At : a. m. FOR Europe. per s. America
Queenstown letters Tor Germany and Franco must 10
directed per Afu-. Al u Germany. e c
Pc s. Ems via southampton AMI Bremen letters f0f
Great Britain and other Bump countries ust De u
recled per TN. a 10. France drsct, per So
LIB ilOi. Hayre al a IN Tor the Netherlands IL.
ItGt pei r.. r. laland Viz Rotterdam
CueenstOWn DETER. for Germany and France must 20
directed Der teiu"I "a . q. IN tOr Europe. pers =
HaumOulS, Plymouth herpoulg AMI ltanDnfg az
1870 D. M. Tor oubs and Porto Rico per 3 . cry ~
Puela via Havana letters Tor Mexico must D. directed
per CIV Or PueDls ,, H. fOr Para and A4u1os.
FRfDNY LHt 80 D. M Tor TruEIo Ruatan. Der s.
A.. pfrr1. via New Olll%hs
sAJURDAY-Atg A. ~ Venezuela and curacao perA 8.
1rlfsue lU .u FOR rufOpt pei = tltyO' tue ter
via Jueenst1Wn n II a "a Tor Belgium hreot per =
KhvnAnd. Antwerp at Il a N. fOT scotland Direct
Anch ma VIA glasgow; a. D "a. Tor The "a ND.
ward Islands per Iurei; at l;iD p. m. Tor Cuba
and the West fAdrs Der e.. = Har8togA VIA Havana.
Mails China and Japan Der = AtaDic wa Frln
cisco here Augusts a. Mails Tor AuStrai a.
NeW.Zealand sandwich AMI F.llsani Is per A.
IN ar,iya a. New YORK u 3 $ Clty %
Berlin. with British mails Tor AIstrai4s.
'The schenue)f tran Pacidc mails arranyei On
DresumpuOnof tbrr ualuerrlpte pyfrRlt trtnM %
San Francisco Malls ths East COX lnE AZ san
Francisco the dAy Or sailing Of steamers tfs 'pAclsi
'N'"'e '' HENRY @. PEARSON. POsCnAsts=
Post Once. New York y. u Aug ) l,oA
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PRINCEroN, n j., Aug. 1.-The coiored peo-
pie % Princeton arr becoming thoroughly arou' aHd
vide awake for the camnaixu They had euthus'ls
tic meet q lately and have Org nized large cam
paign Blaine AMI L,gan compa y called tne "a'no'u
Qua ds" Already t.ere il ong list OF names Oh Ine
roll and by uex month. whel many coored men return
that are now abs nj The summer r's RS the
Guards Will present much l4rEer COMPANY III -'
brig uniforms David Jones Las pen uuah iiy
ans. -,, 49,, mn
Profes or Moses schenck, co.ored, aWe-Ao" IN
sc.a. Prime to- aud ucinbI q. .u' -, -
Gu r,is" wear, on h- eft lapel large an nano-oi
yer medal pr -e. "a 10 him %. prOmnrni ctLh oi
Prince on I bears the fol.Ow -crpu0n: Moses
~cnel,k ms vot.r r II en- IA Amendment princeton
n. j.. Aplil 4. 1870"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12

GLORIFTIYG ~ EXECUTED NJRDERER.

Two blood-red flags waved in the Germania
AssemD Rooms ia The Bowey, last night Zach Of Tie
flags had Cd broad border Of black and bow OF black
Grape attached to it. In tie rear of the ball blood
red banner was rbed our object i the org MIA
ton Of society indepe dent Of prest' hin-s,
capitalists and loafers" The hal crowded aud
when al tie ch irs and standing room we scfupl d,
other forced themselves around The SPEAK rs and NOR
than seO.c iound seat, the piano AZ a. meelng
Group OF tie Inter alto 81 Labor 81
citation III memory Hermann Stsuancher, he Aus
tran sOci list who executed IA Austria on
last Friday for several murders eteimacheTs
ma nc appeared in rel letters ground
OF black In the front Of tina hall
OF the men wore thar hal throughout the meeting. me
We ia heir sbrr sleeve md other smoking
here were a number o. womcn W, seat aul IL 4 esti
ted IN 900 persons were crowded IN the hall
Victor Drury. a pa.e-fa ed man. was nOunCed as
cha rman lie spoke for ten minutes, praisng steL-
mac ei as hero who had been assass.Idted by M
Austrian Government lie cOmptr q bis nero 10
ar acus aud JO4 Brown, and the Em erOr o. AlHtrs
lie sal was an ale lOatrr and a thief, on Whom
the death OF stsmach would be ave ges III TemalKs
were gree ed wi bravo" aud pal ana IesOlH-
tion VS. passed tlat the could be no revolution In
l. rome uptil al crowned h1ads had allen Ike Lous
XVI Nv the suilotine. Herr Most thsn sprahg upon
he table aud put the motion In German IAen ne MADE
a fiery saeech. - , - O.,.,,..to
no party who re oistr butlng circulars when re
nud. II n a1aroa and violence Oir man was ejected
s Her Most cont nued aud cl0,cl VITA three cheers
FOR stellD acAer ami death to all crowned tyrants.
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MR.. BLAlSE's DEPARTURE FOR AUGUsrA-socIAL
INCInENTe.


10y TELEGRAPH To TIE Tci0'Nri
BAR H,RBOR, Aug. 11.-Nalker Blaine
~ despite reports TO toe contrary, thar there was %
oitical conference bere yesterday oi any kind MI
B .ine's callers, though numbering WiA'm waiter
Phelps Co 0uel Boutc q, ,oloues A L0utcn snoworn
and Bel. Mr. sellers aud Il NJ. Patterson
MT merely socially. Nr Blaine AMI co.one.,
snswIeu and B.u arrau-ei 20 20 90 Augusta tod y
This IN .rnine Mr. and Mrs Blaine drove down % the
senenoa and the former went on board Tho steamer
Nr. and lr-. Bel and Colone. sno"den starred
10 1880. a large party wet az tle same
time among them Dr MeNcars. of PM 81 h'
AMI Stat. Senator cpl W. Al-op OF Connecticut VIII
lam W.t,rP hclp. made the ascent o. Green Mountain
this morning
AtLlk. Na~araco.k tomorrow tn spclkors vii Doe
Emery -tofrs ". n Gibson. Of Ohio. Cooul ummer
Of pa1o,a General john L. swift o. Mass cln7e t-,
Cover Bo.i. OF Name Senators Hale ami lr'e' aui
Re.re.euiatiyes r ell. Du-loy. Mlkel ana Boate.l'.
Mrs. G. orgc Place gave tre second of nor uu-ct re-
ccp.ior- this morning Mss Liyar. Mis-, Homer 81 Isl.
Band 81. Van allie and Mrs Law were ann .r- The
performers Mrs Blaine and Walker blaine ami Phke
OodVia were present
arthur Bsebe cav. tea this Of cruoou 20 about
100 lue-s @ 30. cmer., her cottage by Che Atlantic
shore. Am ur ose rrc-e emit were MIS- and Mis- l'
Cell,r II Blaine Walker Blaine and The Rev. Phillip
Br.oI. NJ aua The Misses morrill, supper DIS
evening al ther residence 70 the Rev Philips Br.oE'
r. Hard O. a.tst. h,s large number Of mixtures
NtIN mat nave .tth tlI llu u en- u| ii
ton Holland ske .che aud Bar HlrDor scenes complete
On. h9 ,,.-.,
1.ilgh .et. b. Oboe Grand central. Samuel 81 -uct
Vs. ght O. iladc pima. Is err. .
FIan.un D. Govcn ls at the 81. sln'er win DIS
dnu htcr ,.--
~ H. wilkinson. of Baltimore. recently cove large
vacnt ny u4rI. MAX IrC Ham. ssh of thU t'''if nd
P.ofas .ur aui 0lrs j. ogden DoI-mu- h,in oft pNi
r. CO. Marie. fiiaou. from Dis ivtu. AGAINST 'e'l %
dorr ga rf.uu. Nr-. DELANEY ktn uuu uIu-li.I OF
Nru-York uul Mrs O. D. Coleman nrd family of fhI'-
re' don't h. I iack.on Of IA. Manc Central, g. ref
WrsI lul COLONEL 4 J.. tIesy aud .c Of e-ih- 'n.
To-day f.i New AoIh.
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LOUIS De COPpPr.

One Of The old time New York merchants
died ON Saturday Tie Lon DE Corpci VIII, hcathed
bls last n tho t' town 81 Bet. twitssdnnd m bis
sc,cutJ second year Mr. topnet wp' born m 20 cry
~ lin rsn.ou "a Ehuc. aud caao 10 America hs
VIVA only seventeen yrara cd, beginning bisinnss
career With hc house 81 De ihaw M0Y r. where be-
mailod a. Jerk Tot several yrtn Ito started business
on hls own account aud of hry )rafs onc n thu
bpAktowt mcu hann 10 thR coant', bling TIE hood of
tuo hoaa. of bc Coppct Company IN Ham. Wall,
aud H,nus -ia tie wna tht nf,t nrf'hart a ANrrifa
~ brrIn The system ~ Ice INA vrhy ani Hrfni Wr Ay
nnAnsiA circular EN AZ dFVHi nf the etf sia 49,
irp rts no fitr al tppfin Amor an ~ uf ifH o.
wlir thtt time were ilhuiirlrHfy aud lusrrlrar N
frpoitcd by ue prcss rhofr IN only isl taIs,
Atlantic t4utrA week nud thr ,if iih were afusi
ia lime o br sent bl thcm O. Europa l1oY hrr tmo go
-tnndard AT uo,lty among Ga bluAcls Do England 4
"a tie continent Mr. le Cope Wa one ~ The dsst
members Ot the stOk EXchans. a. io trn"d go ~ ude
after rritrng from bus here, AM sp no IA last
year Of hi IN supporting chant ~, ind asy uns
md similar Int IN iona ITO ttci OF uIaltr 81 feVef,
leaving three sons. Hsary Fledrr ck amt Edwad DO
Csppel ths ciy, another tOn sd married dauh tor
IA Europe.
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rxfkcnEA A cnAlIAcQUA.
A LECTURE ny A n. FAiHRAtnN-ubp soLpnH7
MAINLY HFCFiNEp.

A trrrrpr ny A A. FAiaRAtHN-oID soLpuHs
MAINLY nrCriNtp.
CuArrAtotA. Aug, 1.-THE scciptic mod
was sirj,ed lee IA. ois,u iuu of tho 1niG uis HrHiu-
by d. II II More. Who vac wrsing The ln' iH
Williamson. OF Chicago gave bible reading The lo'
H. NJ Adams ct Sew Norb, haH charge ct the do'"I'H'
mreuhps, Principal A. r. taitnaiit ol Amraain ''
r4r alluid n- .ud. delivered 10 20 90" ii7'enoi ''
uIsi oi cuuisc of ,,uirs uu The History und .""'"
ot Modern Philosophy la ita Lwrr'.'l ""i 7l"' .h'''}
Iu4-n IoIu." Tho lrlturo OF 10 Itj t"s e,to.rd ID"
Locke and Berkeley
Az O'Clock auJ old soldiers Ia uniform, most of them
with Grand Army bad4c-. and number of Confederate
veterans, marched into the amphIthcDtc lcd ul 4" diu"
corps. with the battle flag of the Gsth AcV-h ora fe--
acut which was rddled with bullets 40 Williamsburg
o. ing al the heal of The column The ietcs ret' -u
great apulu.e from 900 per ana after ic5 "'.c
In place were greeted with the CIautauqua salute the
waving Of thousand of white baudkrrclei, concert
war songs then given by The CAdulaiIa cI"I OF
800 voices, led or {. c. Case, OF Akron, ONO T. o.
Excel. Miss futile. New lOrk, Mr.. Es OF EroJhy ~
and Mr. Case, Of Akron, sang the solos. Inc concert
was followed 10y lecture by the Rev y j. Palmer NJ
New York. tine work OF the private soldier entitled
Company D., or The Dle-uO-Mores.' Mrs. Hun. OF
Neadyllle sang The star sp4ngled Banner" and The
choir followed with Wallace BruCos National hymn Of
Cnauaugua. Our Nation Forever The exercises Of
fLe dav closed with literary and musical entertainments
General John A. Logan VIII spend Wednesday, August
49, at Chautauqua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
TIE srArE COMMITTEE.

Secretary Vrooman, Of the Republican STATE
Committee eft the city ye,terd 10 accompany General
Logan to Herkner where he lat er VII be ne guest ot
sena or Warner Miller. s-tant Secretary b'tAer was
in charge II tn headquAr THere were more thah
the usual number OF visitors. weiInlormeu corre-
spondeut, writing from Schenectady says we arr
booming here Everything looks exceedingly Weu Lne
Repubn united aud confident an saIs III say
, th, opr county IL gn,d for Bla Ne and Logan BY at
least 500 maiOi y" -. III, -ou
A letter fr1m Iiornelsvie says; matters lcok wei
here. We have Already an lrish otai'' iii
Logan Iraipb numbering seventy' w
former Democrats and atancu AMI ardent pPoIte
the NJ an rom Main We believe we will carry ms
Democrat stronghold for Blame ana Log m
Prom Batavia CONES this statement nal 10
doubt do your heart geud TO learn that we nave an Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12

NDLDN lllA>L i 'h bLAiNL.
TT BELIEVES TIE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO BE
TIE FEIENu OF WEALTH PRODUCERS.
rrf rrr-.. trv I'd TIL. rRfg..se.

rur TELEGRAPH I'D TIL. rR'BuSs.
AUGrsrA.Auz t1.-SoIon Chascpublshcs to-
day the following le.ter o. BIS greenoeek 'r'nis.
trt~E- MILLS, Al. II.
rr,tro rlito- o. The Lere.s'oo Jr1nri
an cou-'alfI iu receipt l.t, p nom al over e
L ION trqrir what POSITION atu % rake me p.i
pa| canvas how 60 hunI. te"' cam r rn
cag'. answer these inquiries tnr nan The JnVVr
than ntIrrF' .p. ! have never Wattr | DOB Boy r. .l
IDA nf ro'Uru. I1 -aI have o ID. changed hy
ara. u.ut, more cuuF.ut.u- than any yet adlll"rl
re-l.. t.rdrel.lluul TO Unite. states p ene Cuur
a- fin settlements tine rcucy Qu LON. Tia. ut-
isilu = t.e tOIr tf ming the fuIufu utt -rt' DICK
n. illf CON .rrss ha- the rlgI fO make legal 'nder
ploar money times o. pra"c ~ war s sren ahr ~
of 100 years and vIN hg.tea PIE burdens ot
tho toiNnr millions for eefrration7 ~ come
am called upon 10 dc'de 6etween The two Il
p1.es lam FOR thqt paft Whose policy Is 10 stand boy
home du- rire O. pro- GET Ibpr an ecvat- Amer-
rlu Tnuslp. Ih rp need Nr Uo don 1- to nf uO-
p. ou these mat cts. 10 vr 600 my publ and pr
vat, boon 'ua eide O Iu1 mtg iu0
afu nf 80 .rgc majority OF rh. Huutu family WHO earn
thrir bread ty ire sweat of e. brow.
hold af tur pro Ue'. ' nf , country eron not
dIrc hIf thr prosperity of le great rnHu n- mH'
/ .ioud nr u|frur Io mra"f Should L. I. silence,
allow uIt foH un e % ra y vital iuU .fn'c tu al
nur varied induaftl.a 90 hrUi su tnud -Il tof. r
lpnrs o. mai lft win Doe Do tflt lfr ld u' u tIe
I'm frd States "a cu ROM evil ne who IA % aItHNrr
rol of thp lfea army of veal prod csfs ami one u
W .os. policy tHey .su af IS rn.0lc.
TIero a,o t.uueapds off Sre'nH .f.rs who go With
.,.u Ch,s that etie u'at rar o. pr'.U 'ut eff
ihp nlt and that on Tho s-nc off po.r. 800 t'ru aI
American D. pos 90 "a thor Iuti go make tAe'i vote
count rJ vuuns f.i rtno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
orJEcrnG 1oA R4nEo4D " BRo4DTAE

Y :
The Executive Committee of the New-GOrk
County nlMonopoy League met at the KnickerbJcker
Cot ge No 456 Sixthave last evening 10 take action
n regAr 10 the giving away by the Board Of Aldermen
OF tn fran chIse t. bu Id railroad in broadway Tie
action Of The Aldermen was denounced as robbery
Edwin NJ Wright. lairmau JON &. Boyd secre arg ;
Frank T. Tlurber " lson F. Wolfe Jnhn Morris, ia
T. s~rr.l s. See er, john Null ian, 0IOfe IhEn-oh
loan C. c cg. Edwin Crosse ana JOIN T. sdfshcm were
prescott Resolution passed cal ing upon Tie Mag OF
10 veto resolution tAe Aldermen. and calling upon
ali Ct zen aud orgznH itIOus VINO wcr- opposed 10 the
craun of he IRA Mise without adequate co
tn city, to cO-opera and endeSyOr 90 prevent the
the steal Speeches were MADE by many
cOinmltte appOin I'd l. take such legal Steps
s possible to deleat the m
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Miller when the cheering which greeted the "ehe'n''
had ceased he said: Gentlemen; have no tno 20
make u speech. but should be very glan W hhnA' '
with you all" -, .,.,f..,,, LEA
4 steady stream Of passed over The platform ~
front uf the drnwng-room Csr platOrn on whch N'n,
Ingnn stood shaking hands cordially win NM huu .'
inr him assurances Of los Alty and support lm!r va
Democrat who stood in the crowd, eani ~" 10,
c,,,ni when Thomas A Hendricks plesed ulthl ln
tchrnccn,ly RECENTLY on hs way ~ Saratoga t,. VIZ
NO one meet him ON his arrival ~ thl7 WY '" WV
him take The train ON his departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
ANXIOUS ABoUT 4 HATED PROPRIETOR.

Il was reported at New Brighton, s. l., yes
terday that william II. Du Hay. lessee OF II. Marks
Hotel o. Brigh ON Heights nad gone away and er
number Of trldeapeo pie and cred to his de-
psrture The co d summer. It said had brought
disaster his plans TIE oics beeged all day by
anxious squirers, who trying to get some clew rs
10 what their losses would be, or the chances
for securing anything OF the amounts dae them
The engineer OF the hotel James Guthrie had upbradea
the proprietor paying his employs and seeureda
warrant for his arrest The warrant placed In the
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THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT iNpICNTlOYS.

WAsHNGrON, Aug, 1I.-For New Engiinf.
slightly warmer pr,ly cloudy weather ana occasional
sht Showers followed oy fair weather, variable winds.
lower barometer.
Tor tho Middle Atlantic states. generally warmer fair
weather, variable WINDS lower barometer.
For tue Ohio Valley and Tenn ssee. gru"raiy FAR
weather rr ept north I,terl portion partly clIgdy
weather AMI locai sh ~ r. NaTlat- winds "a
sfa n westerly northern port0a slight li tenn
pcrAtIre
For the Lake r,-fon f1creasu- colcin - ard hv1t
local rains. wrd-, lower 0ainn r. nearly
Stationary temperature
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ENTHUSIASM AT SCHENECTADY.
my rELgGRAPH 10 rHe raBUNa. /

SCHENECTADY, Aug. ia crowd began col
lcetng at the depot Of the NewYork Central Railroad at
1880 D. IN to-day to see General Logan pass through
Owing 10 Misunderstanding In regard 10 3 telegram It
was announced this morning that the General would not
pass through to-day. Otherwise larger crowd would
Undoubtedly have gathered AS It was nearly 5000
people filled the space In front of the depot The Mozart
Band PLAYED Hail to the Chief" the train In at
t:55 D. m John W. veeder appeared the platform Of
HE car followed by General Logan and Senator Warner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
AGEYERoUS GIFT ~ i PASTOR.

Father James J. Dougherty, rector of St.
Monlca's Roman Catholic Church III East Sevelty-nnth
ST. vii sail for Europe to-day IN he Guion steamer
wyoming accompanied by Father o Keefe Of ST. Mays
Church. Wappnger Falls He expects u be absent about
four months On Sunday evening his pIrishioners met
him at the school house East seyen eghth-sL and
Mchael Bsylan delivered address at the conclusion
Of winch h presented 10 The priest purse containing
- 500 wbIoh na1 been con ribned by the lnINl'uAI
mem and oceties u the PARISH iStheI DOusnyI
VS. much overcome AID responded with deep em )il d
A large number Of brother prests viii accompany A4H
10 me stesmer THIS morning 70 say soOd-Dye.
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VIGOROUS WORK ~ MAINE.
LARGE MEETING At AUGUSTA SPEECHES ny
A. l., sNOwprN AND j. +. SWIFT.
lnY rELEnRArH L. fnn rnInLNn.I

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 1.-the Republicans Of
since The nomination ~ their die insus I'd townsman
tf h' Presidency Granite Han. ere 90 took place.
WR' packed with ciIlzons Tho speakers we're Colonel
n L""den snow den OF Phi idcphia AMI General John
l. sNiL or Boston. Both ~ hcae gentlemen made able
AMI stirring addresses he political issues Of Inc
paipu.
colonel snowdcn remarked thnt no placed good deal
~ depo1 louoo thc opinions of tine king assos 81
would rat e." no snl In ctha jllrn NJ ho maeses
OF th people than tho onlnionao ,cga prlfes
o. ioiti'al economy ICherIs and applau'c1 Tho
democratic part, nwoys going to do some wonder.
lul hing hut ttoy never did IT, They never commend
themselves to the common sons' NJ che people lie
favored llrror navy end alld m n chit could take San
Itauci'co tonight SO nat ON ike the United states
sh"u bo without larrc nnd vcll Organized navy. Tho
speaker apokr Of protection. IN which rcuuaylyaui tis
own STATE hal largo intcfcit There was great deal
oi 'a'ot "nd capital eng eod ne tho Ind urlcs ~
Ho country which should Be projected u essential
U" 'ho welfare and prospect the people that Hr oul
" ufhg' hut food living and "a living boy which
people could uduoaio th-ir chil lren. should
10 obtained lilo predicted largo ma.
j"HV Tor Blaine ~ Pennsylvania Ref ring
To Statements that The working c1A.es ~ fo-
.lt1 uhtHri were us well pai1 m THIS country, he
ANH hAl 10 was su mat II very strange hat 50
WAhi W. the - al Nuu try we're making effort o.
anus is those lrr and Mhru re ir~nmau came To
An on hs rst bal 81 for the protection Of Amer
can industry rom British trade oiOuci SuOWde' Oke
over an hour and closed ny euogizIng James g. Blaine
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ORGANIZING FOR CAMPAIGN WORK.

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Republic
can County Committee "as oginizei here to-day WIN
the following officers: Frank f. shaw, Of snc aTYlLe'
chairman; John l. White o. Jane town. seer'tar5
vii lam Ru sell, ~ " stGell. ire tsu err Talks with
members OF the committee ow tint he prospects for
the Va iIlal ti.ke ar extremely favor 10 AL pdiIs
Of the county. Fr h. BE- wrr present g. uS.e's
man will Dro ,blv h ave the support OF lrs' Nun er
Of tn delegates from t4s county 10 the CJA--sS4'A'l
%. q - q ff.l
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ALARGE MEETING At METUCHEN.

MErUcHEv, n. j.. Aug. ia large Blaine
and Logan NEE M held tonight was "udre7''u ~
Howard MclIrnry Their much en- hA'iasm anu q
st,ng manifestation f. favor Of tue Republican ciA'''
for Pre- sideut and Nice-President
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PREPARING TOR TIE CAMPAIGN

Tho Executive Committee OF the Democratic
Nafl.a Com ,e. hrlt 1Ig session yesrni.y al ibs
h.sdlIarrers rIcls were prc-rnt Nrtsrs German.
Jonas. -ual.. rl,uls,n ami Ross Thr plan 90 no
caunu1gu was discussed length anil 10 wl dr"Ied T.
l.glu .-n.ins docuI-eu " yotnrs.
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hands Of n police orcer, and whom he reachs
the hoei Mr. Du Hay Jumped hto buEg
md drove RAPIDLY 70 the Eow.York fcrrybost Tn
hotel " 4 bo continued through be esson. An employ,
of me hei said 10 rep rtcr hat he dobts we've .l4eai
ut 10000 others said thoy we're SJOON
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FryERAL CT WILMA. WHITEHEAD.

The funeral Of William A. Whitehead, OF
Newark n j., took place yesterday, in St. Peters
church. Perth Amboy There was a large number OF
persons present from Newark and 0thfT places NJ Inc
ora III ~ he nv D. F. Miller Of Pert AmDey. he
pal6esrers we're the Rev pr : Prime; d. Via" ranio
DSdd Joseph n Tutte J. r. Psnningtss and William =
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Doliiital Nolires.

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patent Infringements with be prosecuted
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Campaign Banner and Ouni Co.
AZ Nsse st aud 337 Broadway -.--
Largest manufacturers of Net banners, and Canoasn
G00ds. Lowest priees Visit and compare
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OBITUiRR.
J D. PRICE.
rnrrrtg1nApn ~ M rnfnUve.i

H,nRvoyBuRG. Va, Aug. II. "A startling
OF heart disease occurred hero a night Phoe.
of the prominent busneas men, RAJ cstlte deaiof
died suddenly. IL WIS from nt.er''own. M, co"lng
hero n 1863 His lanI husr,st Incurred dealings Win
iutu OF nil lWOrr rhiitd hil Rev furf and western
citos aud t,pr sent a many tlYusaurs of dnnfH 40
VII MN luI u bl tho Mla n-L IflIrlIllI " nunlM.
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rOryG rEvS DEUoCRtIIc HE4DQrtRrERS
The Young Mems Democratic Club held
special meeting las. evening n Was nrou. cod that
campaign headquarters Hat Doe e.cIs.d a. SD Q So II
Twcut p MP hs,.. aad they would De op"I rou sep.
TENDER UNI a ter The November elect on
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Iurdhprq'- Ferfrmr 'rHft
Tom hnfg'- Nerllma N1r'.Il N'a rIss
uuiDDrfa pr. .ue Alpine Violet
luaduurE.s Perfume Ills uf ils l.IsE
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Ts diagram shove ths ssesra yro.s o. hit y y isa'h.
of.chss -reentlcalsg fe4l I tae Il
p--csd.ax
, .ts dlras Ia ynaea at'i as - s.,lts
She AZ hIs
nIts A-llacy. IS hi.at-ig.
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KILLED NAyH4r1AY BEACH TRAIN
An unknown man, about

An unknown man, ABOUT SHY NV JOio Va
age wa instantly killed by Ma hat an hs'en r aah
al the Veruonave crossing q ne Loss lsahI
st Hunters Point last evening HIS s4 was Ha''ui'u
and both his legs were broken below the Aheos
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garzaiion Of 200 rimcd Knights MI voters A. soon
~ tie busy with the farmers over this number
can and VIII be rea1Iy more tlan doubled"
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gong iOn0 majority IN November for blaine and Logan
An Independent would bee rerogn zed here lac would
De such a straBgo cat IN the garrett"