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New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
OBII Y.
FREDERICK LYMAN TALCOTT.

FREDERICK LYMAN TALCOTT.
Frederick Lyman Talcott, of the oldest and most
widely known of the banke and brokers Of this city
died at hi. home No. 1913 West Fifty -nnth-st, on
Saturday lie was born February % 1913 and was
descended from Noah Tncot Governor of Connecticut
from 1924 to 174l His father Noah Tacott, who
IN 1911 founded the firm of ~ & D. Talcott cotton
brokers' and received consignment the first bale
of cotton which ever came to New-York Frederick
IaiCott graduated from Columbia College I'm S32.
beng scho0lmaie Of DR.. John I. AgDew, and In
1884, with brother, Daniel w. was taken into part
pershp by hi. father the firm being Noah laleOtt &
in business until 1888. when Frederick l.. lalcOtt
retired with large fortune He acquired the title of
Cotton King from the tact that before 1890 he was
the only man who had ever " cnrucfrd" the cotton
market In 1850 with two of his sons Frederick l.
ir.. and August Belmont. lac forms the banking firm
~ Frederick L. 1alcott a Co., which continued until
june last. when II was dissolved and Mr. lnlcott
retired permanently from business aud Frederick l.
r.. and James Carlton, another son, went to san
Antono. Texas. where they are largely interested IN
the street railroads of that city.
Before tie wai Mr. lHlcOtt engaged In many impOr
tnnt rntefttsss ard one time a director uf the
Pacific Mai Steamship Company aud alan president
ui the organization ul cotton merchants which finally
developed into the Cotton Exchange Mt 1nlcuu
leavrs wifp inut suna and thipe daughters all nf
whnm atp married except the Youngest daughter His
wiip was Mis iaffipt Nevell nninham whom he
nattiel w 1919 unp uf HE daughters is the wife ~
, ,hnilea = lalmeiet, ~ the him ~ almetei topper
bankers m Wall at s'h, ldeaid llnhef Tale ~.
Is nnA ~ the nldps active hpmhsts ~ the ntnub 4,
49, ,he ~ hon vhieh be suleied duiinA the les,
hnnsn tpa's
Tho nmp'al viii ha rlyale The SERMON viii ba
gesnhnd ht Tho hH, ID hHsauii at raiefsnn A. j.,
and The body vii hA pi.phd temporarily the fepelE
ing vailt VI iiraenwood emotei, where u viii rsman
unill hr laeolis lamlt 'anil Ia completed
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
WBAT DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS WOULD MEAN.

p T. BARNuM READY TO SELL OUT If CLEVELAND
ELECTED.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR. ] own about 200 houses, besides several
costly public buildings. and considerable real estate
IN this Aourishng manufacturing CITY, pieoee
myself TO sell all possess here for onequarter io''
than ts present acknowledged value II the Demo-
Gratis elect their President. Every taxpayer ana
every workingmau and woman wiz see business
,o,,naps,t,v palsied If the south gets into the
sadd Ii will establish free trade, get pay for It's
slaves and obtain pensions for all rebel soldiers.
''' T. I. BARNUM,
Bridqeporf Conn, Nov. 2, 1884.
pr',prietor of "The Greatest Show on Earth."l
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
FATAL ENDING or A LOVE AFFAIR

stout man with a heavy black mustache
registered at the Central Railroad House. Liberty and
west ss on Saturday evening Patrick Crawford but
gave no address At a. yesterday the gas was OBJ
served to be brightly burning In his room The proprte
tor, W. H. Bosteman told Crawford ont his gas
whch ne ala and returned to bed. smell OF gas from
the room attracted Mr. Bostlemans attention about
He opened the door and found Crawford dead In he'd
Inc gas was still escaping bottle half1lled with
the he'd.
The police found o letter in the dead mans pocket
dated nt sesgrt. N j., and signed "'Kate ODonnelL'
writer had gone wrong
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
LOOKING A GIFT -HoRsr IN THE MorrH.-The

LOOKING GIYT-HORsE IN THE MoUrH.-The
Rector Well Chorbscon, hoped you liked the broth
nday"-Chorbacon "Thank you kindly zur Boot
Old loke the braath better 1t oike the
mon ana the sarmon II II loike the braath
fon sec znr the sarmon moght a been bit clearer an
OF cond a doom WI less 1t and the braah bit
TOO clear and oil could q doom wi more it"tFun.
"A LITTLE LEARNING Is,, &C.-Tommy I.
Good dog, Nep say, Charley, who was Neptune ~
charley "Oh He was a teacher Of swimming and
licked the French at the Battle OF Whstsitsname, y
know i"-tFu
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

always resided IN Otsego County un'i 'no 10. ~
s.n,,rn.r whan hs was employed 10 teach In another
.o,n,v II,. wife ia with him and they arc keeping
ss nm, his nermanent home Ia here In Otseso County,
and his properly here He Is only erg 10 he os his
not 10 make r, ~ m he question r. KELLEY, r. NJ
Eir Treek Ots,go County, Oct 2l. 1854.
fyour son-in-aw is probably qualified to vote in
Otsero County if he still considers that MS honie
and is only absent temporarily on business anu
does not exercise the nights of citizen In the place
where he is now stayIng-Ed
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
on the steamer Oregon Madame Patti aud Nloolin
Mrs. Lawrence Barrett. Mrs. william Walter Phelps and
Miss Phelps, Arthur Mowbray. T.. A. Redfcrn Captain
bilt, the Rev Messr-. John Brady and III. DE Rgege
The CITY OF Berlin brought among other passengers
Colonel H. Mapleson and his Italian Opera Company,
Charles A Gg, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Haverly Professor
t. beager. the Rev. bernardo A. Thie Bishop of Costa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
4 nnNAt MfnniNa nnlsa.

pleasant to nnl sn many iutoiRn iiincH'a'' c'w
Ing Ia iuslanl fut hnit faahiona The lhianih hHiH
Antnna nf Portugal who uaa married 4" tho linAo nl
ipfna Of tisHhufn na Mrlnr7 lt, hni hr snihH away
dtnsl malr ni tirifru u was new "i hat
trutfe u thr hudt uu rnt ihni ni thn hAl a h'l"
and thrfr the dftry, The 6dfhel oi thr tpWh lhj
n Ga, novel cu ~ lhr Hhort habit hoice, win l"'r"
nuNIng dfarrV over ala almost pldn ,klfl Iht Jtohn
10 he worn over TINS travelling costume was "f lho
sano colnf, and braided in military fashion Inc
imiug WasOf shrimlt-ooiOrri natin which " went
beautifully with the dath-gr ana bronze Ihn
travelling wrap was OF cie hiA sing" ciOlh' nrN
thug smoke graz color, which was lined VIII etcflo
blue II va, made dOubc-brcasted AMI WIN hhhhdant
fitness at hack combine style with comfort
for actual travelling Tie nfanta sent special mes
senger Co mt LuchiuO Xcr dA Verne ali the way from
Austria 10 COwes to fetch these garments
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
PASSPORTS Is RUSSIA.

Russia is now the only country where the veHatious
passport system Is still maintained IN all ts absurd rlg0r
You can't Russian territory II you haven't pass
port; you can't leave It without one. When you get to
your hoto II taken from YOU and kept by the police
When you have made up your mind 10 leave ST. Peters
burg wherever you may be residing yOu must inform
your landlord who will In turn communicate your iten-
tion To the police who then furnish you with your
passport. The way tine Customs officers examine your
luggage n the frontier is caution. Remember, all
these restrictions were In force ten years aoat the
date OF the Duke of Edinhurgh's wedding Now, the
and regulations applicable To foreigners are donDt-
less ten times aud harrassing. The late
Emperor was so lberal-InnIed that he issued strict
orders that no reporters were to be admitted to the
Winter Palace to witness the marriage OF his only
daux xhtcr with the Queens second ana II il Tact
that but for the intcpositiOn ~ the Prince o. Wales IN
our behalf not a single tack of would have mad
an opportunity o. describing OF the crandest GER
emOnialS arranged
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
sI.nW OFFICIAL TIME.

The Clrcumocution Oce ia nothing tothe shoreditch
Vestry The sanitation OF sir small houses In the dis-
trct was called question ct the meeting of the vesty
last week. aud the officials trumphRntlI answered the
charge of having done nothing 10y showing that CORES
uondrnce had heeu going on with the owner ~ the
property FOR the last eight Not that the acilNl
~ the officers had been confined To- paper on the con
trarv whereas I'm 1870 tete were eighteen Inches ol
apwnge IN the Kitchen u o the huusc ~ the tes'h'
time there only twelve inces 81 that the nuisance
has been Ahatcd ~ the rate ~ almost hn men lcW'
The owner uf the property iap mrnhtr ~ " adjoining
Vcstr OF lncknrt and NJ the Neafi nf ~hntphph haNe
nnt yet determined what attun az RrNl tu iaHr, the
ptprnsa uf HrttiuE 'ratttnian to eaton Nealihsh
lnaa mnL aanm " De unin an a,nrnma W II miahl he
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
SOME OLD WORLD TALK.
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
From Mr Ldbouchsres Truth london.
I'LL A A

Fron Ar. Ldbouchsres Truth (Londen).
THE CLAIMANTS EQUANIMITY.
remember once during the trial. in company
with Mr. G. A. saa. passing an evening with inc
stout nObleman his hotel in Germyn-st We founu
him very pleasant. and lie told many tales OF hls
existence In Australia He certainly had wonderlu
command his features On the last day OF the Iia
the at the hotel filed with adhcrents. many
whom Tchborne bondholicrs. suddenly the
claimant walked in He leaned against the niantepece
took his cigar OF his mouth, and announced the
fatal news Great the eXctement-great was Tue
dpspair and Indignation. But the claimant calmly
smoked on apparently the ony person In tho room VINO
had OF Interest IN the matter. Them too, whe
the Jury returned give their verdict the secohu
trial. The claimant eyed them. and at once saw
hIs fate. Slowly he took of his watch and chain anu
In nled them to friend In order that they Nigh not
find their way into tho hands OF the prison oniclals
II a strange instance OF the mems 0qud IN drdnn
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
TIE spIpGEoNs SENIOR AND IuSIOR.

The Rev. Thomas spurgeon OF NewZsaland VINO
gave "A lecture that country at the Metropolitan
Tabernacle one day last week. to have the same
haI Nv knack OF combining wOrldness with Golliness
as his father and there capital business between
them. Mr. spurgeon junior. playfully remarked ma
New -Zealanders were hy no means the Outhnu-h
peope Imagined for they had oil the best products
Of civilization. including sewing machines. steam tta
WAYS. aud spurgcOns scrinOns' MI. hpifgton sehlo'
returned the compliment by congratuating the Eopu
people OF Auckland on having pastor -o IKE hlm@eli
"A man above all things. who was not oyerhlflehru
with rt1ncmpnt. which Is thing not cultivated neIt,
with which remark the hat was sent round fo supesilP
tions toward a new tabernacle AZ Auckland, q "hon
neele.. MI apnrEeOn lunDr Il 70 De the pasOr
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A PRISONER.

141"TAED oOICiDE Of PRISONkh
AN unknown man, age thirty three, was
arrested shortly before last night for robbng Philip
Opperman OF No. Ill Delancey-st He taken to the
Eighteenth Precinct Station House. in Twenty
niue whlls after being committed he found hang
Ing IN MS coll having made out OF his suependers
recovery Is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
DIR. DAVID n. MILLER

Dr David u, Miller, ago forty -sI diod on Saturday
At hi, home No. l3i East Eighteenth a.. from
Brights disease llo was born In Last broadway. on
May II, 1886 aud succeeded Ia his iatbsrs practice.
after being graduated from the College of rhy sicans
aud Surgeons Ia 500. He wa, at ono time Deputy
Coroner hut held no other pubic office IIi- widow,
ono and married daughter survive him Tho
funeral will take place tomorrow at $3.50 d. M from
the Protestant Episcopal Chapel of ST. Chrysostoms g.
ut Ihirty-ninthst aud second ave
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

-. r,esse waitw But why does he rushT Io
pnuss~ think he IA CARRYING the supreme Court OF
nswS. under hia hat" "Wouldnt some OF nus CREW
.cSle MIN on the street he Didn't put on 90 mued
tds K'rcct nv ho,! Yon might guess Thousand
sies and not hit the nail any closorr-lDetrot Free
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
2O4 LErFEgIs PLAcg. BRooKLYs n Y, 4,
October "A. 1894
n. ". Raymond. esq

Ny DEAK have Just received your letter OF the
I'D inst. and am quite ready 10 come forward and
add testimonial of the esteem IN which hold the life
and great public service OF james g. Blaine aud the re-.
gret should experience at the calamity hch would
ent should We fail tO elect him. by birth y OF
New England aud the OF my ancestor who land
cd on the shores Of Plymouth have also trust, be.
queathed 10 me patriotic heart and feel that In the
coming triumph OF the old Republican party ia November
erect rampant for the defence OF the Consttu
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
rnat nArr Nni,r..

ts,,.r. nv rnt,pe r,a n,t Va ststt'' it'--i ~ "
rs,rh u, snr rar,rnai stassat frle ~ 'f'iT vs.
httt, 4, dpstiNsliin ti frihs Atlantic mans h''t
vs, tod w thn iist,.t tst,h' a'tntil1 ,.. .,,.,
fwpisn Ws. iHi The .Hes eiihs I'frn's' WV '''''
trrUniiitn sii e,e,l ~ ,hl, uNee - nsr' .,.,. ..
iUtanAt ~ i.nn h Wf Nais 'N,, Np''f', ~
asnai ga he- ufa-ss tis'ats m"s' hs 'fr"'e' VS.
sieiwlt,i. Hew y,lpsns A. ,,,,,,.. NAG ss,yt.
va Aaaan,nwN ai,as laf upi HsHf sn' ''''r. ","''
diIuNiul phl auTfla ~ hil ti'Walt N' re-,
fuiha Vs nanih.Mp,en sai hlAhsN 'lA'sr w ,n'a
hniam ani ehal turnpnan gninlips MN' w ,'s'S ~
pal tudsl ~ q va. lof t'ahna M'a'e 's' = ~
nein,sia ia iiayfa .,r,.,,o
rutiWsnHN ii i,aO q "a for Hurops par sn,A'm
Queenstown Vsisfs loo uoi'naht .'I '"',p ~ al
dirustra "par Adrlso - al ah- ~ inl n.app1, To- G
usmmlnlA via PlNmOutl thrfp"a' a -"
burg al a. ~. tot Port hao drrct leI 80,
biOa IA for Nene eluos and turi0oa po' ~. ~.
yana aud Tor Osmpo ,he uhapss Tahaso1 hli
MaIiC0 per African letion ior ot"u "'A''>"
States must bs dreoei per African - ev.,ui. ata
NreYtown ana Itnon, per .. = Alvo cu,v M
sATURDAY-At $3.50 - m for Europa per = 'W must a.
Ierin via QueenatOwn tlrtt.rs foI tofhahi, o',
gum direct per Pennland via Antwerp =. 80
y m. tor scotland diroct psrs Anohona VI. .A,oo
at $50 ~ IN iOf Newfoundland, Dor q wy " ,..,.n,nr
at | M Tor Europa. per Hheih VIZ s"~, md
for Cuba snd Porto Rico VIA Havana per Nowp vs,n
Maiis China ana Japan psra Arabic va ssn -.
oi.col. close here November Il AZ p. IA hhn 10. W"
tralz New. .Zsaznd, sand vich and fui laania pora
Australia via Francsoo. close hero Noyomber t.
att .. m ior on arryn at New Nvrkofaa INV VI N"'
cago win BRUSH malls Tor AustrAhAL
Ts schedule Of closing OF Tran. Pacific nails h arranged
presunption " their uninterrupted overnha
an francisco Msils fro tho East arriving OF
tho Av VI sailing OF steAnsfs AFRO 'pAo"sS
'Ao"'" '"' '~ HENRY a. PEARSON. Postmsstse
Post U Ocnoe. NesYork. N. X. Got u. 1854
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
SIP frial Notices.
An Extraordinary Offering
OF WHOLE

OF WHOLE
CARPET AMI ID r u O 3,
DIRECT FROM THE EAST,
comprising Lahore Agra Cashmere. Euaha Velore Elor
Khorassan. Mrzapore Nomad. ami Bahniurr Whole
Carpets both ancient and modern, snda
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE DAGHEsTAN AND MECCA RUGS L.,
TO DE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
2gO oTH-AVE,
THURSDAY NOVEMBER o, AT 2;3o O'CLOCK
WILLIAM p MOORE Auctionesr.
None- Made Preserves, NO
Families supplied VITA Prs,,rvsh Jju,,h brsnusa saa
Canned Fruits, Pickles 30. pat npli
GLASS
And wtrsntst
PERFECTLY PURE
circulars. containing pri ss ari rsir,ior sns'f pp"N
Ho" ~ sApAH MrRLRArH,
sg9 Dsgtau-'t. Btu1kyh. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

Rica, and the Rev Messrs v. p Flood, Maurice ].
Dooney, J. Stevenson and NJ. Mccarthy.
Inc spain bad among others: J. II. Downing, r. 3.
Rsmsde Madame Dupont, J. Bigelow and H. q. knight.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
From Lf(e London.
AN ANECDOTE OF MOSTEFTORE.

AN ANECDOIE OF MoNI II lOHE'
Anecdotes of Sir Moses MOntehOie now In season.
There little story which has yet found Its way
print The grandfather OF the baronet OF East Gin.
II al pears had family OF seventeen children, who
dispersed throu, ,hout the world, and increased and
multiplied Ill the manner OF the chosen people. Sir
Moses Montefore travelling abroad IN his young
days. when poor old lady. claiming relationship with
the ric Jewish sOckbrOker solicited pecunary assist
ance from kinsman. Having satisfied hnisof OF the
truth OF ladys representations he presented her
with a handsome check, FOR which she sent him her
thanks and her blessng-in the OF tne Saviour!
The lady was a convert To Christianity.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

For Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
! THERON q. STRONo
| THE BAR ASSOCIATION
w. the undersigned realizing great importance Of
puro and able judiciary. recommend the election Of
THERON @. STRONG
a. Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas being In the
highest degree the public interest
Cornelius y. Bliss II b Clsfin.
Geo O. Richardson Smith Josiah NJ Fiske,
eco, lhonas Denny
Lewis Bros. & Co, John = Kennedy,
wendell Fay & Co, d. Tarpen.
Ponieroy piummer George 3 Coe.
". L. strong Co. j d. Nermilye
Brown Wood & Klusmsn D. %. Mills,
rsst weller 4 Co.. wm. A wheelock.
~ u,,linx colby a Go, Heber r. Rshop,
Norr,, X Iesup J y Mis-
l. N Batrs Wm. Dowi
Francis n Legeet Geo p. 9a's
clinton n nlaee whir rnyson ace.
ptncsethcn = utner 60, Minc, Hooper \ 80.
wuuabutt isnpdun, tsse, leland Cc-
ienht tUN 4 60, " hthe t'r'
Meiss bse cs, fawaid A. itest
WIN iutnhnll, ff'ne'' hsseh
tHims psilh, ", 'Hhh ssne s'ei
MiIsm u, lee, hm''h 'h''""h'
!, Al ts.nsani MilsN tifsaaeash
hihhl ihsap nhtave . pst u'"s'H"" b"ts"tss
nes,,n. M,usss y 80 Lawrence sNe,
D.aeu b.dwia a. Oa, hllss, tanEsa = "a,
"A Wal.ehis sous n " rmtn 60,
Ja. Wua 90, ~ d0od via Oe,
and others
Eleventh Assembly nsiris,
{ 7th-svs -LeIiusteasw
BOUNDARY s,a.,-.otn.s,
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR ALDERMAN,
JAMES TALLMADGE VAN RENssELAER.
For Alderman
GOD DISTRICT
HENRY WOLLRkICH
Fer Congress
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Comprising 18th, 10th aud 18TH Assembly Districts
ABRAM y HEWITT.
fsth Assembly District
BOUNDARY 1,ss.cLNSr.ss .os1.c-5s1+ss "'''
FOR ALDERMAN.
LOUIS wendell. i
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

Get rid of your cold at once bv using Dr.
Iaynes Ltpccoant and avoid the risk Of developing
serious Lung trouble =.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

Messrs. r. J. Denning g. CO. announce that
Tuesday the 4th Inst Election Dayl their will
hp plOapd. =
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
DollilraI Notlces.
FOR Mavor. w. IL Grucs

For Mayor. w. H. Grace.
s., se divorced from stats and Nstiohal po.o: and
IN at View S is bushes. at trs and
% %RSn .G: noo%i@s y The isss
for that ONCE Ha experience reputation business
IL the c @ Pr and n
demand ana n.rs Il. % aago from 1851
.a%s' S.;, 6 g c.5tsr president Bar Association.
John To1nsena' Wartime X..es.oa
Chsrles ,as Val. vice PRECEDENT Produce Exchange
Milan Lqmmi. vice president stoa E1chanss
change = "''' '''''''A' -1'''''' -'''
BENJAMIN Br.ov, Secretary nitsd states Treasury
John jay kno1 * Hty1as H6aits% $ stss conrsIIsf
S.ss ssS: &C H.
EsPRsn president eal1.n N9,iGna ass ss1.
=: ?: &. HAYS. president Manhattan Bank:
Robert SHSSfs'' Minturn' Frederic Il sS' 3 Wen.
lo:vd5oa nUarf' rorr., RTSts. RTSss:s:
SeSTcs SeSnos Blake Blake Nm. Nm TqrneS e.
!; WsTTsn swsan- = G. Bs5iSoiOv,
8 Is1lss 1:S1ss. fSsfsaSi, sfSsy s'ii G.'a:is. SE.
cSaI csaTss franei, r.iH sson. isaac Rc:en,tein
A. a. ReSasd. As libby
Z Z I I SssssS ftstsSn IL ! si.I;1n ssmah'
Agostini jacob Loe wenthal. Brethsn .
Edwsri " Brown EM Townsend
II Richardson II iane
Leonard sj5'Ts b White. T. l1Ssy sed.@sR 1sRq CO.
D. J. selemsn. Albert A. Levi
u'BFY = B ssasn. Il a.''' %la@ S& q saitf!;; afiSy;
william 4 John oBr!su- Ira Bursiey
Eugene Duiilh William BsyardCuttnS.
William n. Dun. william A. Coe
u. vermye Irelertck huhns.
W. II. Cor. W. d. Morgan
william L. Jenkins. Thomas Maitland
Arthur b Graves. Charles scribner.
II Rocholl William seinvsy
William p st John s Oakley vanderpoel
q q williams ] A Qulnt9rf
F A Palmer walter Webb
Horace h. CiaAin John 4. Nanworrnsr
II X IhurbeT. j ) Hess & Co
John Roach Robert CheesebrOuEh.
y viii. lanes Muer Francis 4 20.
Ernest Oroe beck Poor hite g GreenouGh
Raymond - Liverm0re Christopher Meyer.
fstman I - Van SantvOord
Henry : scGdder Parker wilder a Co
r II touiert Jacob lelfair.
Wheeler " P,ckham. A Honshun
Charles y nlilet fdwaru l. owen
Daniei avia iiiggins OK
> y he rter q 90 I,eorge Fanshawe
: 4 c Gliiiop : n'9i,ies.on. hala,l.,
fnrrr 4 PAGE Frederick taylor
j 81 valentine q Co lone. "a West githst.
Mise, nnn y win 9 " nitell u wss pi,h.,,
lanes swift 20 John n nor nor liidst q
5siSps hGSipn neim,n no,aee Moody issl. . 1,s.
,Rs'ie. u t,os sco jane, II nehafd. MIA We"
lisnpt II Nafph, = fsfllua gth west nths
81 nnlsharlei u hpunhsi,lf
idwai Van VaissnhHtsh fialau q nale, ioi tsst
AinafL iiaagefs " Maihutsef shihat
l,afrsat nt1ihrfa a 90 la Wight
Ia WoaiGonao Join . ksns n neavera
ttarr.J & syiaf lie " nteNaft o.. heavfst
Owng the iniisf amount 0 ,paun thr lh ~ uI hsnss
~ pI1n Hani cannot 10 published thse bang
over gentlemen who have seat la Their bsnss aud
promise 10 support ulla
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
AN INDEPENDENT DHMooRAr roe Bl,y,
i'ow n, g''~ae's~n ,''Aaaa,lpA,s, Telegraph

,,"eH me GsrHasioUn tihdadsphis TeeOraph
we give below letter received from Dr. Ed
waid { Mahh a piuninehi ply stefan OF hrnnklyu wrt
ten ~ answer 4" one We wroie hm asking permission 4,
publish ettcT al his ia which he Announced his
Of voting ana working Tor Blaine la the nrsf letter r
Mann referred To with the Editor of I'm,
paper last aud said that up that time he hnd
always been an Independent Democrat; bat since then
hc thoroughly went over the record and now had made
up his mnd fall into line with the party who's. princ
pies his father fought 10 perpetuae during the war OF
the Rebellion" II viii be- seen that DR. Manns conyer
siop II whole -soulcd and thorough:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

While support William r. Grace the Citizens candl
date for Mayor shall do all IN my power your
election az Controller and vote the Of the Republ
can County aud Judiciary ticket. You be triumph
emily elected II the friends Of honest government vote
they should Cordially ycurs,
Jno. = Piummer esq TuonAs l.. JAMES.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
The Peoples Party Nomination

The Peoples Party Nomination
FOR ASSEMBLY.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISrRICT.
CHARLES p. SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

LETTER FROM HON THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
(Copy.l
422 MADrsoN-AvE.,
NRw-YoRK, October 81, 1884
Jso. F. PLUMMRR es9
DEAR SIR: On my return to the city learn
that your name is county ticket shall support
Mr. Grace for Mayor but need scarcely say that shall
do any thing can TO aid you in your contest Very
spectfully, THEODORE ROOSEVELT
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
The Undersigned

The Undersigned
Heartily lndorss the nomination Of
ALDERMAN
JOHN O. O'CONNOR. JR,
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Mr OCONNOR has experience In municipal afsirs has
been faithful in Office earnestly that oil
voters. Republican and Democratic integrity and
for him.
Morris X. Jesup, Theodore ". Dwight
stuyvesant Fish. Joseph II. Choate.
Albon p. Man, W. Gurnee, IT,.
HA V Post Cortlandt NJ. Taylor.
r. L. Cutting Hamilton Colo.
Edw. C Boariman. VIM @. Hosea
sidney L. Morse. VIC. CULVER.
Arthur Lincoln Henry P. Andrew
Duane L. Peabody, Robert Waller. jE.
J NJ RsQua d. Appleton.
Walter Howe, John T. Denny.
Cyrus Butler lie O. B. Cannon.
EW. HolbroOk, W L. Strong,
c. p Huntington. Spencer w. Coo.
c. n. Bliss Thomas L. James.
and many Others,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

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