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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

ALLGN.4 Nearb T. ,t on sunday tP s. iS-i Fret
TSr e S- at tie resinc OF s Iruaw Daniel
Co;o1 30 Is PARK place. Newark. =. } On .'ne'sy
BAiLEY-At Roxbury. Mass, April . orrin Albert Bailey.
FuntTi ri s late r. sience 1850 Felerllst NewDuryp,gt
Mass. "Wednesday, April g. % ~ o'clock noon
BRINCEERHOFF-At II Augustine Pa. on FIttly Apt
Z Henry AcFaI1n hr.1ckefhon son o. i'' ''o '''' "
BuneS raoR Of ,4is city ,,, y-e-aa uo,re.. Com.
pauy eth Regiment s.. a. = y are iuyrd - alie1i
st. near 9Th ave on wednesday sth inst. az IN
BABCOCK-At ,oulngton Conn, NondaI. Apri :. Eii,a
Funeral Thursday afternoon at ococS
CROwELL-Pas-el away. April + lssi, Martin l. cro~-'.
Relatives ald ,nds members q tae Jak.or cia9 are
invited 20 attend tle funera. SERVICES 9I WIZ ~. ld
So So T i55 wss III ith' 81 '-'- '-' -
GPErNE-on sunday cth AprI Is' Martha beloved
daughter OF George Grscu' j.. i the iats susso 81
Funeral service a. the Church x The Ammunition Four
tegnhst, between sixth and seventh a'e. ~ "ooresAy
3Es-Atner residence. IN Baltimore Ma o. ras,ir-
o aIi latc f o5er T. d it 90 o os .I r AN
HENRTOn the It'll INST annie =. ~, o. James Bayar'
Henry 9na la'ghe- oi The iai. Henry A Ac'o-e t-l,
Funeral ersces from her 1-c ~ .dcnc, Germantown Thurs
day. April 10 pahr-ulliy 20 O'Clock.
tram from Aew-lorN.
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field. IA The I'D year ~ lis rr
Relatives ami t.hd' or ne family lrr rr'r'cy invite -
s. Broosvn Thursday, at > p
Kindly omit flowers.
MALioRY-In Baltimore SATURDAY April e. Mary t.wilos
OF She Iafr william MALLORY p Wv ora
Funeral gyge- fhr residence ot l- u.lN Ia Rem
-en 2l - Pau.-,J Baltimore on rreeisy inst Il -
DC eek q. 10.
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iavutsr wife OF tur Rev. !. ~.iuHn-Du
Thursday nest % 3 O'Clock % Dee 4.i
r-sde9ce co.ner Pl-k.ayr' and gth--f r.l11cI ~ j.
Relatives ami friends are respectfully .ufltr..
A train leaves .UDt %. L.lc v-st. af 200 O'Clock
Bural or Friday next. 81 AeStVan, l. T.
StFToH D-In Paris thc 10. inst OF typhoid rr Ie''n
A wife - ID X. -aIuri
Notice Of funeral Aer. after.
-TITr-A franklin. VI. sunday, April % l<7i, haTiJs
lIaiiary. he of john " >ttt.
residence. 4fAkilt On Nti.ealAf
mornirr. "a ooc!Osk.
:. 10 g. IN trniu from CAsmDersst. NeY.i0lS
Interuent Troy y. y.
Troy papers pleas copy
service memorial 10 the late Rev Henry ~ilnou Bon
ucll vii De- held H Peters hurch, bIO,algn. "a
Wrlrc-!ly rt lu-t. 40 ocloDs "a Addresses ~ D d'
lverl - bishop Paddock and the Rev Charles A IbDas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
POLITICAL GIFT.

Mr.. Henry Watterson declares in The
Jou{sre Courier Journal that tho tariff issue IL
Last OF the old Democratic party issues which remains to
US" This is queer Up this way the only able-boded
Democratic issue is the offices and plenty Of them, nrs
Last and all the time But then the southern people al
ways sentimental in their politics than the
people 0f the North.
The Springfield (ObiO) Globe, which has
hitherto been strong supporter Of General Keller
says that be "A in bad prsdicament. This is hardly
news. lie has been that way for some time past
Nearly fifty political conventions will be
held during the present month. It Is not
Known a. yet how many OF them viii
point with pride" and view with alarm"
but soodly number will express themselves
10 these tlme- hOnOred WAYS.
The Tilden "boom" is growing. The
patent outsides" are now beginning 10 ne
uce it. and woodcut OF the venerable
statesman will probably follow. IL Is
rather strange however. tdat has recently re-
marked that he Won d sweep" the country lie cy-
clone, which the Democratic way Of expressing vic
tory.
The programme for another Democratic re-
Cancellation has mapped out This time II viii take
place Baltimore and will consist OF the usual banquet
AID speeches The failure OF the Democratic cancus 10
settle satisfactorily the tariff Is the principal ground
on which the meeting Is called All the great Democratic
and they viii ',s xDrtted 70 bring with them plentiful
supply OF "h.ruosy." NLere ,hey VIII OBTAIN lls tie
sifSLlo article II hot C4'af
It is said that the sentiment Of the rural DEM
o-ra 0f Illinois largely favor Of high license or pro-
hibiton And yet Carer II. Harrison, OF Chicago. Is
undcrsool tn be- the Democratic candidate FOR
tie 1ovefuursAIp. But Ae l. reasonably salc, 80 sac
saloons OF COOK County coltroi great many No'es.
General Joseph E. Johnston has given his
views on the political situation. Of which the fol-
loving IL br.i synopss The south VIII not ADOPT the
rserllr ideas OF deasrs Carlisle. Morrison aud Waiter
son Iid4n and Hendrra. were once elected but there
will be no "Od ticket t4is year-perhsps
some other year Tho Democratic party
h no leader and oIglt % De- ashamed u Itself on gen
era principles In factit onght 10 dissolve aad aniio
with otar parties which have some principles 40 com
Iron. Blaine ConKIu- lincoln OF Grant would De- tue
strongest Republican candidates On TIE eodti' hrcA -
each ~ his ~ IS "a d.h;er Finally there IA onV one
We -sr.aullsd party The country to-day ana tnat is
me Z publican party. General Johu-oI'S vigorously
expressed views viii cause weeping anu snas.iing OF
tr Ia olg iAr DrIauc- but t4cfc d 40 Nruh, that
il O talAgs TIC nail prett! larry On tAr Eead
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N FAVOR OF BLAINE OR EDMUNDs.


EXCERPTS FROM THE CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE
INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the Independent Republican
Conference Committee was held yesterday, at which
large correspondence submitted by the secretary
Among the letters read wa. one from j. Waller Of The
S,tI,rn, county Republican,. Monticello y, Y, who
said
Republican sentiment in this locality is very strongly
in favor OF Senator Ednunds or ex-senator Blaine and
believe delegates will be chosen who viii respect tne
wishes of the voters The choice OF seems
TO be be- ween Harrison and Llucolnf
+. W. Hunter OF The Morning Telegram, Plattsburg
writes
There is strong feeling in this (XXIsU District for
Edmunds ami Lincoln. Several capvssses have been
cset Inc state can be carried II hard, vedirected
work is done and no stay-athomes
Dr. Gslusha B. Bach OF Yonkers, wrote:
feel that ii will be necessary have Western man
nominated for President. NY choice would be John
Logan. From my observation Chester A. Arthur would
be the weasest man among all the candidates that
have heard named
W. f. Bra,sler, Chairman Republican Committee, Mid
dleburgh. said:
In this town the public sentiment il in favor Of Ed
munds Blaine stands next. Al rhe Republican county
yesterday the 10 the state COnven
lion we're lett unnstTucted.
Dr. James 8. Cooley, of LuZeTne, writes:
There a decided feeling among Of our people
here against the nomination OF Mr.. Arthur.
NJ G. Richardson president OF the Union Manufactur-
ing Company Lockport. said:
A. the matter now stands here, think Blaine ard
Lincoln riT,,eL VII o' r uA hat Nj Blaine
viii not carry into practice in case of his eeeuoD the
principles which you and which have at heart unless
party and personal policy shall so decide
r. ". Oliver Of the place wrote:
The leaders Of ne Republican party IN this Gono
stripe probably two-thirds Of the volers are anAd
ministraton. TANK a majority, II they cGuid nave
their say. would favor Edmunds. bur would heartily
support any anti Administration man After Edmun15
tniAk Blaine would be their choice
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
ARTHURs FRIENDS CLAIM NEw-YORK CITY.
They SAY THERE IL 40 Observation-Disclosures

THEY SAY THERE - no observation-disclosures
NOT LIKELY 10 DE- INSTRUCTED.
A little talk is being started, as the Republ-
can primaries draw near. concerning the completion oil
delegates who VIII sent from this city to the state
Convention tut il is not at all exciting. Mr.. Arthur
friends say that he viii carry NewYork City without OPP
position MarveIe W. Cooper said yesterday:
do not even hear ans opposition TO Mr.; Arthur !
do not hear any advance any reason why ne soou
opposed He il very strong with the business men
great people of both parties every day WHO are
practical They have been grained win th
Presidents conservative cOur-e and he was reo nate
lie would poll larger vote in NewNOrk CITY than any
candidate who could be named Among RepuDncahs,
the in which he has united the party WldeT
and favOrably commented upon. Every Republican VIII
ticket this fall, whoever Is the nominee 40
think the city delegates will be instructed but thnI
they will be favorable 10 Mr.. Arthur
John J. O'Brien was noncomutta and polite sad
he:
The delegates will 60 to the state Convention unn-
sucted prepared TO do the visest thing for the party
and the country.
A prominent anti-Arthur man, when asked II ne Knew
Of any opposition movement, said
subrosa onc, yes. There viii either he big open
opposition at all. There some gentlemen Who
in III human probability viii delegates who are NOT
Arthur men. They not however, walking around
and shouting 20 the world Their preferences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
BROOKLYN FIFTY YEARSA CITY.

Fifty years ago yesterday the village of
Rruoklyn secured charter as a city and organized
with zine wards 1t then had $4,000 people The popu-
laton mas now grown to 653oo0 and Brooklyn is tia
third city in size this continent There no formal
celebration Yesterday but flags displayed the
pubic buildings The society OF Old Brookynites, com
.sed NJ men no have lived in the city since It's tncOrpO
I.tinn mad dinner IN the evening in The Mansion House
about 700 sat down 10 H. Among those who made the
fTerttuner speeches Mayor Low Judge q. G.. Rey
nods Jchp FOord. cx-MayOr John r. Hunter, William II.
War.ng " liam \. Fritz and :. ". Ostrander. Mayor
Low wore the badge OF office In ls3f by Mayor Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, April S.-The 800 dele
gates to the Democratic state Convention which
meets here tomorrow, with the alternates and
spectators. proved to be too much OF a crowd
FOR the hotel accommodations OF the cry
II sa Randall convention and vii do whatever he adj
viss n has been greed tonight 10 adopt IN the c0nven
ron tomorrow the tariff plank Of the last ONO Demo
cratic state Convention itchtn on 10 rue p5h VIII p
q resolution in favor OF the abolition or all internal
revenue taxes Dit. Randall vii be favored for the
Presidency and the delegates 70 the National Convention
Will all favor him. They will not De instructed.
Mr. Randall, old-time enemy, wallace. has remained
away Enowrg his weakness. But ne is to DE chosen
o. lie * dcleg tesat-lrge 10 the NauoEa Convention
and IL il said that BE- has agreed TO 90 there and support
Randall Three OF the remaining five de gates will be
Flrty OF Philadelphia, Barr OF Pittsbure and senator
Fckev H. Coke Mr.. Myers, OF HARRISBURG, CouaIe'snlan
BOYLE and W. r. Lowden, OF this city, are talked u TOT
lie a.. up places.
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EDMUNDs AHEAD ~ PUTNAM COUNTY.
my -rrrrrRkP To TIN TRIBUNE

BRrwSrEEs, y. Y, April 6.-Ihe Putnam
County Republican Convention held at Carmel to-day
elected Henry D. Clapp and Andrew Co5grif delegates
70 the Itca Convention with Henry Mabie and william
" Everett a. aeruates To tho District Convention 10
held at Pouglksepsis April 10, the following delegates
were chosen PhiIpstovR Hamilton Fish, IT., Thomas
" Jaycox; south East, stephen Baker, Emerson W.
Adds; Patterson. James +. T0wner Abner L. Crosby;
Carmel William II. Case, Bryant :. Palmer Kent, Wat
son D. RObisson James =. FOsbay Putnam Valley
lanes sherwood John WOOlcOX The delegates were IN
structed 20 support Hamilton Fish. r. for one OF the
DELEGATES 10 Chicago In tine convention informal vote
was taken "a Presidential preferences. Ihirty-s1
votes were cast OF wsch EGmunds received IL, Blame
10 Arthur Lincoln . Logan |. Grant !, and the nOm
nee 2 For Vice-Iresldent, Lincoln was the UNANIMOUS
choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

The Delegates are sntArthur, and wers elected oy
thgce -0ths vote.
Buffalo, April s.-The Assembly District hepuDi'Au
Convention has elected the following delegates 10 tne
e.,,e ConvectIon. Johu Krrtuer, Louis LorerZ F.
siDp and Pbiltp steIngoetter. Resolutions were
adopted Approving Presdent Arthur's Administration
wA1ERTowN April s-The Republican city cancuses
were held here tonight, and Blaine delegates Were
elected TO the Assembly conventions This makes Jeer-
son County and This Con gressOna district for Blanc
BUFFALO, April s.-The lid Assembly District hepu'-
can Convention to-day elected the following delege'
to the Uucs Convention: Daniel II. MeMhlaa' "iiiaui
B. sinett Henry Moe,t NJ C. Mills and william BayneS
Resolutions adopted strongly approving IN0 -NN
miuistrati0n of President Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
rHE srccEssErL cAREER oF In Old Hor.E

The mutations of time in a great city Ike
New-Y0rk are evidenced to very great extent In tho
changes in firm For many years establishment
IN the ewery trade bettor known than that Of RIM
riU & Co When any desired 20 purchase diamonds.
watches or iewery. this Arm always visited. ths
buyer knowing full well thai any statement Sth refer
cnce 70 article to be purchased sure 70 be borne
out By the facts after the existence OF half century
Mr. Rumri retired giving way to younger blood In the
persons of Messrs Jsques and Marcus who have WothJ
maintained the sohd reputation" established - many
years ago but these gentlemen not content with their
present OF prosperity have adGd TO their -
by uniting with themselves Mr. Herman Marcus
for many years OF the firm Of starr Marcus. but more
recently with Tiffany Co. II need. newspaper refer
indOrse Mr. Marcuss qualifications for this bnsi
ness his reputation the selection and artistic arrange
ment OF gems well known, and adds tower Of strength
TO the new firm Upon completion of the alterations
now in progress to the GOelet mansion the northeast
corner Of Broadway and seyenteenths the firm vii re-
move to and improved quarters. where they viii
have every facility for their present large aud growing
b,siness.-lN Mail and Express. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
MARYLAND COIOPED VOTERS.

BALTIMORE, April S.-A convention OF coloreo
DELEGATES sixty number representing all the counties
in the state and the several legislative districts OF hdl-
convention was TO select delegate 20 National Con'e en-
ton which viii meet IN Richmond, Va ia July or can
ddates for the Republican Presidential nomination,
several Of the speakers declared that the nomination OF
blaine would TIE majority OF the cOOred voters "a
east their ballots for DE- ratio nominee. The claims
OF Grant Lincoln md Logan favOrabiy spoken Of
resolution iTiu- Logan the choice OF mo colottd
voters OF Mar land Uas rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
TILE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April S.-For NewEngland,
ght rains and partly cloudy weather. easterly winds
becoming variable slight rise in temperature stationary
followed by lower barometer.
For The Middle Atlantic states light rains followed by
partly cloudy weather variable winds shifting south
west and northwest falling followed by rising barometer
light rise in temperature in central portion slight fau In
temperature in extreme northern aud extreme southern
portions.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley rain followed by
clearing weather northwesteiy winds higher Darometsr
a chr rise 10 temperature.
Fer the Lower Lake region bght rains variable winds
nearly stationary temperature followed ~ n-hg bar
Ouicter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
REGULAR SAILORS IN RACING CREWS.

4 special meeting Of the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club was held Delmonicos last. night The sailing
,-allgtions were 80 amended ALLOW professional
,iOr. in racing i've professionals 10 be allowed
far boouers and four FOR rst-car soops aud these 70
m mart nj the regular crew employed before the mast
nj, tho Yacht The sentence: A yacht returning or
Working into position from The wrong SIDE Of the line
after the signal TO start has been made must keep clear
Of n competing yachts which are crossing or nave
rrs.el tIc line was Inserted IN the sailing regulations
mo rule that an yachts lu race must Keep Ia the
eWard and OF the way of racing yachts was adopted
A code OF signals similar that OF the NcW1O rk Yacht
Climb WAS aauI I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

HARRISBURG, April s.-Ihe Republican Con-
vention Of Dauphin County met to-day and elected
delegates TO the Chicago Convention They are obliged
by resolution to sign agreement 20 support Blame
BEDFORD, Penn, April S.-The Republican
County Of Convention met here to-day. Every district
and every delegate was for Blaine and Lincoln The
vote in this county was s3s for Blaine for President and
S37 Lincoln for NicePresident. Less than forty votes
we're east for al others This Congressional District Is
solid FOR Blaine
NoRRErowS, April s.-The Republican Convention OF
Montgomery County nominated National delegate de
was instructed for Blaine ALMOST unanimously.
WEsrcHEsTER April s.-The Republican Convention
OF Chester County elected Blaine delegates to tue state
and National Conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

the very last time. Nothing IS settled as I'll ti
but IL return here next year viii be the last you VIII
sec OF Patti. Time not stand sti yea know ana
ought to give you only my best
Msdame Gerster paying visit 20 the aii-iport.hC
baby YESTERDAY afternoon when a TRIBUNE reporter
called her. Her husband DIR. ardiul. however,
gave glowing account OF the reception his wife had IN
Francisco. exhibited the menu of dinner IN hcr
honor engraved on large plate OF silver collection Oh
photographs Of huge hora tributes and Charming
marble group between and four feet high OF aust
and Marguerite which had been presented TO her Dy
number of ladies' She sang In san Francisco
aad was enthusiastically received on each Ocessl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
VARIOUS DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

PETERSBURG, ILL.,, April S.-The Republicans
Of the XIIIh Congressional District this afternoon chose
Dr. william JAYNE OF -duEamOn County, and ex-lOn
crpsstnan g. D. smith OF Taz,we County az delegates
10 he National Convention They are both pronounced
LOGAN men.
ct LOUIS. April S.-The Republicans of the Nth Con-
grcssiona District this city to-day elected +. W Mott
and K H. Weber delegates 10 the Chicago Convention.
Both are Filley men. They given no Instructions.
but as Fey /. understood strongly TO favor Logan for
President n IL presumption that all his ddherentS
will act il the same direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
QUEENS COUNTY ANTI,ARTHUR.

The Queens County Republican Convention
met Yesterday at jamaica l. l. to select delegates to
the congressional District Convention which will be held
next Thursday James II. Plat, OF Hampstead, was
elected permanent chairman. william J. Youngs, OF
OYSTER Bay said that he wished to know the politics OF
Samuel ouigs the Editor Of The Flush ng Times one OF
the delegates The question was ruled out OF order O
the nineteen Delegates twelve are antFArthur n'e
Arthur and two Blaine.
After the adjournment OF the County Convention the
Ist and I'D Assembly District Conventions we're held
and delegate elected 10 the Convention Both del
egatious auttArtlur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
NAPTTN CROWELL. SIR.

Martin L. Crowel, sr died Monday evening at
his home No Barrow-st For more than forty years be
WAS connected with insurance interests in this
city, aud for nearly thirty years he was an
officer of the Irving Fire Insurance Com
many serving ~ secretary, vice-preSident and
president He was for many years Chairman Of the Fire
bsfro Insurance Committee Of the Board Of Fire Under
ers Much OF efficiency OF that branch or the IRE
ser,ire IN This city was dnc hi. Influence For the
mast TWO wears lie Of the Board OF Fire
Underwriters His loss Will be regretted by large cir
d. f I'm ziucss acquaiutapcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
NOT F0Or AVID nOUrH DISEASE

WAsHNGToS, April S.-Dr. Salmon, veteri
marian OF the Department OF Agriculture. has returned
Washington from Kansas and other states where By
direction OF Commissioner Loring he has been invest
eating the alleged outbreak OF FOOT and mouth disease
and has made preliminary report the Commissioner %
his investigations In conclusion DR.. salmon deelares
that outbreak attributable To local cond
tons and that single symptom o. contagious foot aud
mouth disease has been or can be shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
THE I'D ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FOR BLAINE.
IsY TELEGRAPH To THE TsIBUSEl

OGDENsBURG, April Sat the Lid Assembly
District Republican Convention, held at Canton to-day
he following were elected delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention H. o. Sweet, ira Miller, George A. Mowitt
and Worth Chamberlain They instructed 10 favor
ex General Russell for delegate TO heaco Inc
delegates 10 the state Convention are NJ d. Packard
Tohn Morrison James sheridan and A. B. Hepburn The
convention wa favorable 70 Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
T. ALBERT TAYLOR.
IBr rELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBcNe.l

Bosrox, April st Albert Taylor, we'll
own business man and member Of the finn OF DAVIS
TAYLOR h0ur merchants, died tonight nom anopeNy
Mr. Taylor returned day ago from trip to New
York where he spent fast day He director OF the
Howard National Bank ard for time president OF
The C01Imercil Exchange. He fifty years Old and
IcnYes y Wlfe and one uauahtcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

rUntess aud prpOSeess save IN nlth ana mSe, II -
thought il will I've worthy to be played rtHson
around tho country in the dime museums OF he ptclpa
cities N rcces the absurd triaulstiOns OF theatrcal
troupe known sBarkadoos TornPkins square Cuihn-
fon and "a suppo.cd based Mr.. Growers expert
enee En- California the continent on loot
back and under railway cart trucks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
ILLNESS or sCPERIyrExDEyr WALLyG.

RED BANK, \. j., April S.-George W. Wal
ling Superintendent OF Police OF NeWYorS city. u lying
I'll prostraton al the house OF John Con
over. at Homdel Mr. Wang's Illness is though; 10
have been caused by Overwork and anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
BLAINE AND EDMUNDs THE FAvORITEs.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBrNE.l

LYOSs DEPOT, \. Y. April S.-Eyery town
in Wayne County has had its primary election. National
politics have been only little considered In any OF them
Delegations in the District Convention show preference
for blaine and Enuuds the former being slightly In the
majority Arthur considerable following from the
towns OF Lyons and Galen Puny T. sexton and Hon.
John H. Camp are urged as delegates to Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
4 VERDICT AGAINST THE YEEABK COUNCIL

A jury in the United States Circuit Court yes
trv found verdict the defendant tn the action OF
the Mayor and Common Council OF Newark against
auel H. sterritt stock broker. T. A. Palmer, the de-
f,uliipg City Auditor Of Newark gave Mr. sterrtt
trlugh whom he engaged Ia STOCK speculation G0fEed
ccx for 10000 the oil which the city sought 10
recover The defendant denied al kuo~edge Of fslIners
fraudutruf transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

Park. sun ron at full spced through tho Fifhavc.
drive 10 Eighty fourth-t The carriage stopped by
;stseef Hoo gland The owner. = G. D. Doda % No
81 East Sky tOurh s., was .brownOui, Dot ia Was oGy
slightly injured.