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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26

NoRFoLK AND FORTRESS MoSR0E''-
~ The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leaves Seyelth street wharf on MoNDA Us,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at 5 d. M
stopping at Plney Point and Cornileld, going and
Returning. Connects In Norfolk with ali railroad
and steamboat lines secure rooms and tick cts
NJ y. ami o. OiIice. Fourteenth and Psnnsyl.
Nania avenue, st.. Marc Hotel aud Knox Tx
press, COB Pennsylvania avenue, who will also
check baggage fom hotels and private resi-.
dences, for further information inquire
com nny's ohce, Seventh street wharf, Tele-
WILLIAM :, WEIGH
General AGENT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26
7HEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CLeave d. & p. Depot, Sixth and b streets).
eIG A. M.LFor all way stations, Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus and
-. ST. Louis. Daily except sunday.
tlO5 A. M..For Williamsburg Va, Newport
News, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk.
e1O p. M.-For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, FasI Express
'ldaily); doeB not stop for local business.
Thr9ngh Pullman service to Louisville and
For tickets and Information apply at G. C o.
railway office, 513 Pennsylvania avenue. under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway Office.
COL Pennsylvania avenue, aud ID. d. r. station.
H. w. FULLER,
General PRssenger Agent
c. W. SMITH. FRANK TRIGG,
General Manager. N. u. Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26
Afraid OF Ghosts and Men.

CUT RATE Saskatchewan Bros, corner
Seventh and T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26
1907 Prizes, amounting TO. .-...-.


rrRrrrioArn
We do hereby certify that W IsupcyviBo the ar
rangements for all the rnwnthiy and sent
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
Drawing ourselves. and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good faith
toward ali parties We authorize the Company
to use this Certificate, with fac smile of our 81
natures attached. In Its advertisements
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26
DIED.

MURRAY.-On the morning of the oath in
stunt, at the residence of her son.inlaw, Mr..
joan Marbury, Mr.. FLORENCE MURRAY, In
the S1th year of hcr agc.
Funeral will take place nom her late resi-
dence, Georgetown Heights, Friday afternoon
mt $3.50 O'Clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-26
Manhood Restored

causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, 40. having tried ia vain every known
remedy has discovered simple means OF self oure,
Address. j. H.RhEVES, A9 Chatham ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

The closing days o! the campaign are ex-
tIcmcIy busy The Republican National iieadgiar
tcr- The press OF business makes II almost mposslbe
Tor any one L. the attention Of the members Vi
the Executive Committee. except upon the most lWpo-
tnnt matter Among The Nisiters yesterday were Judge
Coruue ~ Pennsy auia H. r. peiNOtto, United Staie'
Consul at Lyons France Secretary Nfoohhi "i inc
New York stat, Committees stephen 3. Frnch DOWN.
Clinton wheeler Itudc Harrison chairman Of Tho CON
nrctirut rpdbii. Committee Augustus iiIhmld-rr' n
Connecticut Colonel John A. iilhrts, ut Sew l"nl"h
4 ". Paige, fttIttHIf 81 the CONNECTICUT 1lhf ON
mittrr; ntHttnI Bulph, uf OftFuiif J. Muirnin wa
trIhuT, Conn, H. puhllrau candidate Ini STATE t"li
Ter lAttuttTuuf Cornell imrf1 \ hiuffai lF'l =
Morton, Grnrial iaiurs 4, iraNrr, ~ frhhsi wanna 3
d. tintrinuT iiut, col ftuuhN iNahihi rrlai"i Inlh
-!rrmnh jude j II Warwick, truiHt t. lflEu, Archie
,amphrll al me bh,fiiHD InieihDsaoV
tiruritl rnfnr Nhu is 'hr hrl li'nh candidate hll
tntruui ~ ftunrNl huit started 90 thr hNtiht VAN
~ Virginia whore nr VIII sprhh tnulsh ~ WIZ h'h''i
iu ,lnar ihr campaign tir InaAn ~ ituhaA l'tlh lIh'
ur hri alopr tate viii Hfo "un oi hol hahla"'At 10
publican mnnnil'H -
t,nniut D,p be- lust returned fnni ihr Inrlnr Nupe
lie laitod if vote Win Ru oregon Iioinn'ta h'l"'
coming Loot 1hpio la uni particle ~ doubt u" avs
That California. oregon aud N'tada VIII gl't h"lub'ah
mnlutltos. . 49,,
\ toni lomnu with tho ern1lnr called attention 10 the
fact that Nj tlpituudH utniri nliutnic, Henry NWu
Nrrrhcf WA IN sam lrinciru lnai ia hnd Wine lh'o
spoke ne nu Interview of his sympathy vita ~" ihn"te
rn,p. of his belief that they should be encouraged 10
come h. this country ANA iO become clllfchs nero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
.,rrrrn rroM w1LMAM a. BoYD.

! TO the EdftOr OF me Af ""c'
SIR: In this mornings TRIBUNE there appeared
an article over the signature OF W. IL. grace III
winch ne states that Judge Donohue wanted MN TO
.,roi,t mo q Commissioner of Taxes Dir. Grace
i-rovcs this statement t. be false. Immediately
ofter AR Grace was inaugurated as Mayor o. THIS
os+,. General William r. Smith resigned hs position
o. Police Commissioner aud Mr. Grace offered me
tbc pos.tiou he having the absolute appointment
and mo continuation beng required ~ TIC CO"i-''Ou
Council. declined I" attCrP' 't'0 "tf'i',a',ti;
uuyu the advice OF JudAr J'"hohu'. ou'''l ''l.'y
Nr Grace unsolicited. offered 10 name ne a. one 81
tLc commissioners of Taxes and Judge Donohue
adysel me not t. take the position AS IL was OUT VI
tie line OF ms procession as lawyer. rr.-l,,i.o
Mr. Grace IA tie article further Say. nc ,Juus0
Donohuc la, ried very haf1 dHIins we i"', '1 a.,
nfrLt 10 yet Mr. Boyi nominated IoI J4dse Vi we
Cnnrf of Common Pleas anu Urea lhiOuSH ms
- Is IA se,,ure nv aid IN his behalf ms hoIhl-
nation was IN lmpos-lDlllty an IL" I,'t hir, -
with having personally interviewed - ocl, az nm mn
Efr Grace knows tAls statement TO De lalse' oohe
three weeks ago Mt Grace sent tilv" Va m
me with the request that Ia WotI nc con1fate
~ his Office as he III fCrs.OOd th1t was 'to
for Judge OF the Court OF common iodS nv. .'iia i
desired 10 assist ne In procuring tne
declined 10 do SO. subsequently the 'anIo iOito
man ca led upon me and assured NE thul "as ms
taken as to Mr.. Grace am that ne vas w I,',
TO assist me ~ procuring lAe uo ',,i ~
nm requested me to met Inn NJ tle vi IN i,
a. i,.iit Al Nir (,rare's request met b M ut TIC
Lincoln Bank M this city ana lie tltIo III
~ assist me- IN procuring tho ,a dc ,,fb
Dnuohue told ne not to have ANY thiAs 70 uo MI.Ii
Ir1,r maj L. would surely cheat me. nave now
r,on 20 believe that Judge DQnohue was corIe't III
hs Judgment was offered the noh 1afl 9 ica
Ina 5e al the nurt of Common Pleas andAlI Trace
knows the tact. and he knows that uecli'o ~ t.,
cent The nomination and be knows tAc i117oh why
decline to accept IT, IL .o.or,or+
are 10 yet rid of aud cvade the questions t""' Ho
does nO' answer. -, q, Dace,n
Erst-Did MIR. Grace not swear falsely III i Ho,v,,
her, 1861 when lac took out has INST Aa'u
papers $1,000 - ...,.o = ,, thor man 10
swear sry that he know air Trace 20 los ,,.,ars
s,om the time he MIR Oraco became eighteen years
if,dTlIas he not lived at No. 81 East Thirty,
eghth-st.. IN this city, since the yeai I 40
h' nnt neglected 20 register and vote In SOL IHH-.
ami lss, and has he not omitted 10 register for tno
canning election IN which lac calls upon all ross
ters VOTERS 10 vote for hm for the oitce OF Mayor
and win, has he not registered and voted III any oi
these ycaIsf - III uot ,vbat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
FINAL MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN.

The last public meetings of the campaign
in Brooklyn viii he held this evening aud the confidence
I'm the success OF Blaine and Logan is shown 10y their
number. Among them are these The Young Republican
Club will hold its fourth great meeting In the Academy
Of Music the speakers being Senator Eugene Hale OF
Maine, and Stewart l.. NoodfOTd. Alexander Sullivan
Will speak In the Rink under the auspces Of the irish
American Ann Cleveland Union OF Kings County \
msss meeting will he held IN the Nlgwan, al Lee ave
and Clymerst. The speakers will he j.. II. Kennedy,
Major b. H. COrwn, senator Charles H. Russell and
others An Iri-h-Amercan Blaine and Logan rally VIII
be held In Woods Athletic Hail. AT North Ninth aud See
Ond ss and speeches VIII he made by District At0r-
ney :. d. Norris 4 L. Morrison and Edward OMragher
COndOn Corporal Tanner. I. ". Osraudrr and others
viii speak ia Central Hall AZ No 637 fuon-st, at an
LeyentL W ard BaIne and Lngam mectlns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
MEASURES no PRErEyr ILLEGAL T01ING.

Since the last day ot registration the police
have been engaged III systematic Investigation OF the
Te -istry lists under the direction Of superintendent
Wallins and Inspector Byrnes. Enough evidence has
been obtained that many oafers and political
strikers have registered mde~ assumed names, probably
with the intention Of selling their votes Oh eiecu Oh day.
Measures Will taken to arrest them II they undertake
IN vote Illegally Tie indications that the repeaers
who make practice OF selling their votes every year are
not more numerous than usual. Most OF them have
registered from l0dging-houses IN the Fourth, SIKH
eighth Ieuth Fourteenth and Fifteenth PRECINCTS In
fne Tenth Precinct Captain Alaire has had MS men NJ
work verifying registry lists AS last as the lsts
could be copied lie said yesterday that there would DC
little illegal voting I'm his precinct.
The Police Commissioners Yesterday passed inc 1ouOw-
ing resolution which offered 10y General Porter, and
witch on that account. humOr0usly spoken OF ny
sone members OF the department rs General order NO
u; 1877,
n0u-partsau constituted ana that ts duties are 10
execute faithfully the laws they defined by the
Courts and to protect all citizens in their rights, and 10
cuar their persons aud property at all tines and, ~ u
mas alleged that the police force has been sur
reptitousy times to further the interests OF GER
tain candidates parties. the Commissioners o the
Police Department hereby emphaucaiIy declare that
such practices the part of our officials and other en-
ployes will not be tolerated. and that, good ana
suhcin evidence be presented TO THIS Board that any
official or tmpoye ~ this Department has transgtessed
the rules Of the Department n VIII result III I'M
mediate trial aud punishment " tue extent OF our power
Al found guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
w11IIN q. sriHlNtcFtFs FtcoRp


at,rlAn 1uANeArilnNs Or nm finM wlfn
Nnicn 30 WAS rovvrrirp.
Since the nomination ul William q sinl'
pa,k.i gee ipmnp,ite candidate inf tunsirss w the
ttyth risni,f N,p,r hns hrHn nn, aif nil me rvhi
town tuntninlna hs connection WIN tnN,a
prnt ut.rNitrl b. hIs iHiNri nNfn aHhIntr'r'i We"
vaa suspended n.m tho r,Hln,a sph'n.p ~
tho nt,nunms vote ~ thn uu,l,an wnmnnia ~
tho nu,ui ~ Mtna.nis unri R'thnn,tri nas lha
he,d NJ lhe nun OF 90 7irh.neahs' . Hani William
W nn 'sti,I Az, i!.1'A , icniey ssut iruor 10 no
Complaint tn,u4i,nt al 40, tluinoe Radiance HsAts
tnat Oliver naAlu,. hel b' tn.al ui"n +" "n'N.i lha
chance ui hou- Hu ul cnnl'r in.Uhs''"l "l,h lNa.
su equitable principles of trade in having "hta."oi
55!oau .lom hiu boy "a 90 .e ir',nia.lo"s. .,,o,..
ln febrlay, l77s oItrt 7i"Aln" hcr rep r"i'' 20
Robert lnalon, he fiihei oI JONI mat hr WIN o,ne's
was forming company 10 export fresh beef Io Ina
."''s 10000 TDcy oncl neco.intiols with Mr
Jeffrey upon liz arrival ia WORK. Win a View Df
M Jeffrey 10 Chictlp for several w"rk' Wien
oGesed to take 5000 stock IN order to brcone 10
agent M Fowler later tod Nj Jeffrey that WIS
Til. way to $4,000 m stock, pa,ng fos IL M uL
! A few shipments were made u Bingham ?, ana some
Decembef. lss. MS jeaey believing That sal lad
been pcrletrated. came 20 Nr"-loiA as'. IL sol-ns
but be finally succeeded. He founl the hrst II N was
his Investment ~ $4,000 and the next AZ
II 81 800 by q poor N staten Isanl MI jeffrey
ALLEGED that the business wa conducted with his money
obtained oh ta-e representation
Next Mr. Jeffrey ALLEGED thar MI StthlnecSer sent lis
son and IA Mr DIN 10 Great Britain 10 sell the STOCK;
and tra by resolution M the minute book 81 me COM
ptv $4,000 was De- sold "a hfty per cent OF IT. par
value Later Nj jeffrey alb ged, William G. etahnecker
resigned tie esnrershp OF the company and 20 escape
liability Oliver -tahncckers 500 shares, AMI hls sons
go shares were transferred 10 an enpoye. william 6
stahlnecker dissolved his connection With tho Encha,ge
by tie transfer OF his L. T. Day November p
So f. T. DAY transferred it to L e. Huesled, August
l. 1879; and {. Huested transferred tile same seat
ack L. William @. staAlneclcr June II, 1850 After
thorough Investigation the head ~ to firm was sas-
pended IRON the Exchange, as mentioned above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
BETTING OX TIE ELECTION.

"Bctting; wha'-hcttiug on electionp said
a wei. own pookinlk'r "Whr, the bottom has fallen
out of e.. unless ihe Democrat show more pluck ana
show up more money there won't he any 81 all. some
weeks ego It was .1iI That wcgnown sporting man
wanted to put up $4,000 Cleveland. no
tie l. didn't break his neck in trying
to find those who loaded Tor
bets on tic other side" Inquiry
M town. whore betting mon resort veoped the rae
that man wished 10 plIce money OF Blaine he woud
be compelled % give ODDS Oi $1,000 to $500 Even
The Times. which T. mhdy partisan for Cvoan1 San
ycseri.y That the betting was greatly IL favor 81 Bao
and tina, bet " $1,000 90 $500 on Blaine had been
made ia Wall STREE Thursday. Last week the bet
ting on his state 500 10 $50 Cleveland, but ihe
Cleveland have been taken MP freely that Odds are
now only 500 To $40, and IN many cases
even be.s nude. A heavy betting man
went the Brewer House yc,t-r las and oircd 70 et
1000 on Nh Blaine AZ the rate ol $1,000 70 $50 10
one took his onlr Crllc Co.. OF Twenty eighth ST.
have received commission from a iu Cleveland TO
place $500 nI New York. 300 Indiana ana $500 on
general rcsuli MIR Blaine nll even bets. Jerem an
Panrorn of The Ninth Ward has already wagcrcA large
amount Mr. Blaine and yesterday was looking FOR
more bots, hui IN vain
In Wal street yesterday the Cleveland mon rule
would NOT take The most generous odis obel wheeler
bet samuel Barton, $1,000 ~ 5000 that Blaine would be
elected President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
GtDrCJAG THE ESTIMATES.
OWN ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS GONE
tnt rnoViaioNAL ntDJtt HrApy ron fHr Afptn.
MlV.-rLrAsANtnY ~ rus noAnp.
1Ln tlnt,d nf Idimn,p md Apporl iuntncut

tnf PROVISIONAL ntDJtt mApy toR rnr Afptn.
lV-pLr,sANtnY ~ fliE noAnD
The Board of Estimate ana ApporlionmCnt
Yesterday adopted the provisional estimates Tor isso.
petition wns received from numerous prnporty.owucis
do town asking that electric lights be plnced IN tho
aiocts In which they Interested In response 10 q
request from Hubert q. Thompson that rl1O. 900 be
added 10 hs unbalanced estimate for the purpose ~ re-
building Clinton Market 10000 was appropriated pro
yl-ionnlly for repairing or rebuilding" a. Under
sheriff stevens explained the estimates ~ his Office Tho
Mayor called his attention 10 the item for making and
filing the returns ~ criminal convictions tor which 80
cents each WINS charged figure winch the Grand Jury
has recommended should Doe reduced to 10 cents At the
suggestion Of Mr. Ascn the charge was Fixed nt 20 cents
For conveying prisoners I'm the prison van ~ - each
wa asked: ~ was allowed. For snmOning Jurors -
cent. each was asked and 20 cents allowed The fee for
each execution fixed mt not more than $500 as
usual.
wouldn't care to do II for any Of you gentlemen for
less said VII Stevens
q. wouldn't care to have you" responded the Mayor,
aud the Bonrd unanimously smiled. Mr. Stevens stated
that on an n,fagr there twenty prisoners daily IN
house nr, allowed f1T1 month. The item FOR the snip
port uii confined Their" reduced frnm2 600
io Opu. and 2oOJO WIS tnkcn on the rest Of the
shcflh's cstimnte
PROVISIONAL rs1lMA'rs fOr NrXt YEAR
The provisional estimates for lssl were lupted 20
follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
BEECHER TALKING IN WALL STREET.

The Cleveland and Hendricks meeting OF
yesterday in lower wa-st, under the auspices OF the
Merchants Downtown Club felt the depressing effects
Of the weather and not touched By the breath OF en-
thusiasm. Delegations expected from all the prii-
cpal exchanges. but the only which actually ap'
pcared consisted OF about sixty from the stock
Exchange Two stands had been erected. In front Of
Of them. the foot of Wallst., where Henry Ward
Bcechcr speak. between two and three thousand
persons were assembled. Among those present upon
this platform ID. Willis James Thomas MuniOrl
J. j. OD0nohuc, Charles Hudson. A. l.
Cox. About 3i5 Mr. Beecher arrived with his wife
and after being formally introduced by Louis
MadduX. the president OF the Merchants Down
Town Club he proceeded To forth for hall an hour
stream such remarks have ie hlmnoOiious lately
lie informed the meeting that he had at one time been
very angry with President Arthur but had finally reiented
toward him and would have condcscended 10 give
him hs valuable support If he had been nominated.
man to dine Delmoncos when invited, and in'innated
that II Mr. Blaine elected II would he through the
support OF his wealthy friends He excused hlinscu
from touching upon the Joy matter by niagnanillOusF
declaring that he hated 10 Kick man when ne was down
The eliminating point however, was reached When IN
reference the delegation OF ministers who waited
upon Mr.. Blaine he said In speaking of my own
CLOTH sleak in love and not in II IL SAID III the
Bible Whom the Lord ovcth he cha-teneth ana
scOurgcth every which he recciveth intend 70 40
both" After this comparison the speaker launched INTO
n deuuncatiOn OF Mr.. Blaine, aud concluded with -
weak attempt to bolster up Cleveland by sickenng
review of all the charges against him ana weak attempt
To answer them.
Mr. Beechcr was followed by Governor Albeit, OF
NewIersey and by ID. A. B0ody. At the other stand,
at :Wall and Front SITS, about thousand people as
sembed hear Carl scbur7 denounce Mr. Blaine ana the
government which will probably follow his election
Henry Hentz aud A. {. Chaplin also spoke here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
NEWARKs GREAT TARIFF PARADE.

The tariff parade which is to take place IN
Newark to-day promises to the imposing demon
sraon that has been witnc .sed in ScvJeseN. Al
the business ami industrial of the city have
uihed their intention TO participate IN H. ana inc
shops and factories throughout the city will he closed ~
noon 10 enable the employs to take part IN the Demon
siratiou. Among the principal industries arc
the leather. trunk-nakng. saddlery hardware
jcwelry. hat. boot aud shoe. hutton. sewing
machine, cotton threat machinery and other
large manufactures. the building trades. butchers anu
baker,. and other hhndcraft-, III" insurance men, NV
yer-. pa sicians and other professional ana business
Al the trade aud usucss associations have be.h
actually n work FOR several days making arraugrinelt>
They Will lee formed into number Of grand DIVISIONS
under the command OF Colonel Edward l. JOY Gramn
Marshal who Yesterday is-ucd general order giving
directions for The organization and route Of the parade
Va addition all the Uniformed Republican clubs "t L-s
County have been ordered take part IN the parade
AMI iucrsIcfiug street. az o'clock and will AT 2l3
Oraugc-st.. Whore the procession viii be dismissed AZ
the stores and dwellings along the line II march will be
deliberately decorated and business VIII be entirely rus
pended. A..
estate viii IN axe up great organization when
will include every reputable member OF these caings ~
six banner with The motto: salus popul suprema
lex" There will be Thousand members
on, an canal uunicr The First Presidential Voters,
Numbering about zoo will have prominent position
escorted by the Essex Republican League ana 1ouns
Man's Republican Club IN re VIII also be drse UNI
Of citizens foot and on horseback 1t Is estihay
by the figures furnished the committee that ihee WI
DE between twenty md thirty thousand men ~ me
fra lures IN the parade ClITk's Thread Works VIII pa
radc about 900 men. The Domestic sewing M"'Il,he
Works about lO1O and other great establishments pro
porti1sly There will be- many decorated wagons bear
ing and laden with working gir- All me ORGAN
Zatons have engaged bands Of music the greater num-
which viii from other cities On account Vi
the Lack Of supply III Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
GRACES srATENENrS DENIED.
JUDGE poyonuE ASD ME- BOYD HEARD
THE MATrRIAI QrrsroNs tVAptp ~ 1HohP

rup MATERIAL QUESTIONS tvADfr ~ 1Hohp
s0V's CANDIDATE ron MAYOR
JUDGE uonohue was seen again yesterday hy q
TnrprFr reporter md asked n lac had read the
letter of es Mayor Grnco asserting that m' llnd. c
unnnhuo'a. statements ne to Mr. tlar' NET nplla-
linr nud proposed withdrawal from the ,on'n77 of
1850 vefp untrue aud that July" lonohu "i-
rostion IT, him vns duo ip HE ipiu7'l +" nominate
William A. How'd hi la Commits ion" ond r'"
mite ihn rotiunau Of uihai hiund4 ui th" Inda"
Judge hunulup irpN'h
Fl ha,, toad Ma uianr'a lrllri hhd That "l IuhH'
pt.u which ao.onpaniea a. Ai ansNnl H. iha !"
bis trpll MI tua.n durh nni dhni thll u" ial 'n
swnrn that lao WaHa ruhllunnua l"'honi "l th,
United states iir dnus nut drni thHi u" ~ '"l'l
a.nthef man O. swear falsely That lac lad hh'N u
him Ia hr ii continuous resident "I llio 'nI"l
Stntes from before the time hn was eltibth ,Atl'
of ale until 1901 ms statement thdt hahrd hii'
Ia nppont N illiam 4. boyd IaA Iomhia'''"" n
utterly untrue anl he knows II. l'ecrn'Y Ai.
U1Vd told me that Grace hid sent ioi nm ana sr"l
Int he would support him Tor the nomination UT.
How'd was seek ing ! adv sod Boyd not 20 90 near
him that Grace would certainly cheat MN. d'-
chued positively 10 make any requests rs To SII'
Grncois nppointmcnts while he was Mayor JUICE
prIt,s letter doases the essential points nave
GWEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
VICTORY IN mn, arA TT As9TRrD.

The approaching CLOSE of the canvass IN this
ft.ir caur- tnr tate Committee 10 speak with more
cciut e. Co. thc result than az any time since the cam
pa Il opened Ir woI.Ius iu.co at the Gscy House.
who Aut devoted -cvrru month, oil hard labor 10 tho
work. o. tur clmpn fee assured that all this labor VIII
NOT PEI, Dr urht They u the best OF spirits Chair
man Warren. \. s. Draper. Chairman az tho LNoou1 e
Committed s. NIouman, tie Secretary, all are con
yiurci tllt hcwlolk state has never
looked better ia Presidential con-
fc.-. 80 Lawrence County promises Republican ma
ioritv ot 5000. thAu'auua County VIII roll mp 2ppO
majority. ami fnc i-t ui the dt-urtlvely H"pupilch
cDuute. pruuI. O. dta- we'll ia proportions The In
0-f republican clement n Is assorted has pfa'
tirt 1i.srr. $50 these cpuutie-. while I'm The town.
wirrc there. d. lri-n- American element the uSuhI
D.flDrr Iti. vote VIII DE- Ir-"ly reduced. -,
tI.l.usN Warren tnr. shat Erie County VIII give
haHl-Hfnc naiprr for Blaine and Logan He's insured
that usual D.f0nrr i. isaprics ln the First nn lhu
N.ri- 's .ftrr4 hl fra Oh OF the great ocitcu'
from Cleveland shown hy the Irish Americans an
wD-;ucu generally. frUu several Of the counties W'rh
arc 'reiunfiv pr'no~"u. aY small mmorues CON. ne
most fo. Give drIrt pl- by wei -iufornod corr "nl
eut. that tnrr wlA give Republican inuonucs tAi'
year. $50,
on may .or That cvc-rthinr looks lively" said Nir
nrap, aiI This defamation Was reccIo-1 by Secretary