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Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
WHY An Old Man Cut hI'

BALTIMORE, February 70 q, I'D
Thackrr, aged 80 years, .' cut n' spl d !
to-day, bnt was discovers EFT 81. 1 H
that he will surely kill hl'l' Ea,yI
says that his wife cannot spsIlA t h
and for that he beats her, a s!I, !. ,biI
son for trying to take MS rs, Nv, lnnpCt
has no one to work for his ''pF
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
Testing t:se Draw.

The draw of the new Market street
bridge was turned on this morning and
the test was very satisfactory everything
working admirably. If the weather
continues favorable the structure will
soon be open for travel.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
TAKE YOU + & HOIC f!

We aim to sell the grade Of -four es-
pecially suited to the taste of our pa
irons. IF you want the best Spring
Wheat Flour we have 1t in
SPRING BEAUTY.
If you want a cheaper flour, but
want nice white bread, our best Win
ter Wheat Patent,
ROLLER QUEEN,
Is what you want. But for good moist
bread, not very white, but wholesome,
try our .--
ASHLEY
brand. We will make prices to suit.
TATNALL BROTHERS,
Dealers In Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay h Straw.
No. lOl Maryland Ave. Telephone No. 81.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
I'll 0verDOard'

Yesterday morning an nuo ",u to y
him with his ferry az 'ue "a a. be '
ket street, fell overG S' ha,,s. R1
stepping into one OF ' ,,o.ant posidnl
rescued from his nnpleaS".D' tbOroul'1
Mr.. Forsyth, but he was
drenched and chilled
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
EETAHOSS.
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n AK X ES

MANLOVE-SPkIN Chester
Pa, on February 70, by Rev. W. J. Paxson'
John II. Manlove. to Mrs. Jane Spring
bett, both of wilmington, Del.
RAT .EDGE-TB OMPSON-At the reel
dence Of the brides parents, near GLASGOW.
on February 18th, 1884, by Rev. d: r.
Waddel, Mr.. VIM. b. katledge and M ISIS
Lucy Thompson, both of New Castle Co.,
Del
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
Reformed Episcopal Church

Communion services will be held to.
morrow morning in the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer, and
fine musical program will be given.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived until noon Of the 18th day oil
March, 1854, for furnishing and fitting up the
steam heating apparatus In the new aims
house and In the insane department, ai
Hare's Corner Station, New Castle County,
Delaware.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen on and
after Monday, March 8, 1854, at the off1ce Of
tho Trustees OF the Poor, No. 1906 West Sixth
street. wilmington, daily, between the hours
of Q a, N. and II IN, and . P. IN. and bp. M,
and the building can be Viewed 1t any time
upon application to the Waterman.
The work to be done under the supervision
Of an engineer, to be appointed by the Irus-
tees and N he finished 10 the satisfaction Of
the Trustees or their engineer on or before
the 18th day II June next, when the whole
payment therefor will be made.
Bond In the sum Of five Thousand dollars,
with one or more sureties, residents OF Della
ware, conditioned for tho faithful perform
ance Of the contract, must accompany the
proposals, and will form part Of the contract
form Of the bond will he furnished at the
Office o. the Trustees The right TO reject
any or all proposals Is reserved 10 the 1rus.
tees.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals.
for Steam Heating" and sent under cover,
addressed Trustees Of the Poor, care John
Guthrie, AlmshOuse, Wilmington, Delaware.
by order Of the .---....
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
MI -eod.tml7
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
E,e~nur Home For ~ ...jd

That new and bea, ,aa, 70 tbse
SOB West street, Dex' wv r,0, W
dence of w. X. Crosby, ,,.h rq9r
bought right, o"lysl,ov o." CAL Gail op0
Possession imlnedia1e'yt rect
Stern, No. III Market s''e
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
Lost in q Snow Storm.

BISMARCK, OAK, February ga
dispatch from Washburn says two
herders and Jewish refugee we're lost
on the 18th instant in snow storm, and
their bodies have not yet been found
Ore of the herders was named Merry.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A. o. U. W.
have decided 10 rent one of the hand.
some lodge rooms In the new Law
building.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
The " o0eh or.

Omoe of the Chief Signal Ofncer
Washington, March LIST, 1884.
Cool, fair weather is reported in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley. In the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri Val
leys the temperature has risen decided.
ly, and last evening snow storms oc
CURED in Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota
Michigan and Manitoba. The weather
today is fair with rising temperature
Tomorrow promises to be warmer.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

All kinds of job printing done at the
REF UBLICAN Office. Good work and
fair prices
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Clocks, watches and jewelry at Mas
sey's, 40a King street, the best at the
lowest prices in the city.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
Clothing at Cost.

Winter clothing at cost and less than
cost to close them out. Go they must, at
MoOres, 22S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

JuvenVilIe Temperance Meeting.
The children's temperance meeting
at Gilbert Chapel will be held az usual
Tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Gents gold watch club $50, at Mas.
sey's, 404 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Fem b Co.'S thermometer Registered
yesterday, 20 degrees at 3p. m, IA a.
8 p. NJ, and Is at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Oranges by the ton and selling for a
mere trifle, at smeltz & Co., No. Is East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Bridal tours need not !aSt U'T 4,
days now. 1t seems posS'u.' m \
young couple to stay in doors sh W.
length of time, and talk s Ss,1,
merits of DR.. Bulls Cousp "
safe and pleasant remedy
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

Ladies' gold watch club $40, at Mas.
sey's, 404 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

No Doubt OF Th0t.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are
clean, quick acting and highly medicinal
DR.. M. =. Flowers.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01
Sold Their Farm.

Samuel and Elwool Palmer have
sold their farm in Christiana Hundred,
containing 90 acres, TO William Will
son, Of Bran wine Hundred, for about
Sit, 900.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

The meeting Of the Asbury NJ l,,,
ciety, which will be held ln ns"s,ir,
promises to b. the most intelest W..
the season. The question fOl us ,@t
"Tkat Incidence Is a greater P'vAHt
crime tran ignorance " Me'a ~ ~ u
man and Mckay will argue lnm,
firmative while John Z. bf! w. \
Henry Robinson will sustain 'D' 7
tive.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

NOR SALE-FRESIi COW, WITH
- car by her side. Apply to THOMAS
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

To IVJTs bFHl MO TEFEHEVIF.
Days. Hours. Strokes. Gall ons
Il 343 234,5Sl 1906, $40
Turbine. .... 70 es! 6ls,Ol9 2s,42S, sT4
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

OST-DN WEDNESDAY tVENINH
~ II gentlemans gold shirt pin. on Nav
Castle avenue. Value of pin given If left a,
this office. MY. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

"ANTED-A GOOD COOK ANIMAL
w ter girl at 1907 1atnall st, ml.s,t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-01

TOR RENT-A HOUSE AND LARGE
II garden at Silver Brook, opposite the
new Catholic cemetery, MRS. NJ. SCOTT
mills
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
- lHhttlNrt Ntt,htD.

,Drt,stas viH tv irf-W tuYS-iNf nH'Iff
ttm.4 iSitniN tst 3 e'r1'"S "'rE
4 ,sii Dn aD a,.hri4.t. ss st-' q 1 'hr Nff ''''"
t. -. i,.,a,.aa4 ai u.a.i-al ~ q ip b i.. fis'.'-
1.. .uI pas t!.4sD.,ili lV 81 iM..ri' ii'rW'"'
,a.ol tLs asa .uu.i.atrs 90 itr h..ri4 N"' sti"
on thr paf tunaIi inual"af itn h"' "'''rN'n 90
te 1sioie Nas oAe Il the peai ," hu a.'lr ""H 'H'
du.er aiirhad burus. sent % i'n5 90 e'ld '"'" 30
sue.d ringing the bell occasionally 60 warn ihe hf''s
of trucks TO eet ou Of the way oA tho b4'" se' "
the ambulance sat Surgeons DAWN and belly. Amer
u.y got iuto Wet FourtL-st Burns sass oDc ot tht
KuIrkfrl ecker lct-WaEuns approaching htt"tth '
| and Mcrcersf, Ihr bcll was Irng repeatedly. '"'
thr dritrro the ice wagon made n" eiot - turn one
side When IL was too late To avoid 'oti',' "i
ied To ,iop she horse attached TO the abulan'c p'
Dee Only succeeded III saving Tie animal lle at i'
The heavy pole OF the ice-wason struck and broke
The right hind hip Of the ambulance morse an" M ,n'
struck the driver IL the il-ht side burns We "'i
! from his sent nsenaiblc. The ambulance was com
plefelv wrecked and the pole ot the Ice-wasoh
rar tbrnugh il 10 whore the two surgeons sti. Di"
,i ~ stret fil IN the iacs by the end of the pole
end wa di.fercd Tor life. His nose was torn o" com
pofel, and his right temple was cut lie zen 70 te
pavement, bur did not lose cousconsneSS III. hci-.
! cs.aprd uuburt. tie looking Tor some utdh' ~
/ scpdInc for assistance from the hospital when the
secnnd St. Niuccnis ambulance dashed up SoC"II l
call had ncen sent to the hospital lnur minute ai .
fist and House Surgeon larkn had staF'gi PI'Hitf II
for No 20 CIoshy-,t. the place designated m tue "a"
! A. soon AS he got into West fourth-st. ne SdN tuo
wreck OF The inst ambulance. DIR. Dawn ana burns
| were placed in the second ambulance, and taken ny
| Dr. Iarkin to the hospital and then the ambulance
vyas I'll matched again to Answer the two cats H. WI,
a.certa ed that burns. liver had been rupiured ana
| il was thought he would die lat night Dr pawn
J iniu ries ver. not considered dangerous Inc 9ui'u
ambulance horse removed 10 the hospl'di st"".o
last night and it wa. the intention Of he surgeons 10
try 10 save its life. The iCe-wagon bore the humpe'
307 Neither Of the horses attached to the wagon 2P
ncared 10 he injured and the driver was not hurt MS
! iame was not asoetaned by the police and no eforI
| was made TO arrest HIM 90 , 4.
me ambu snce was wanted nj No. 20 Crosby-st, 10
rcnovc samuel MILDLY of No. 125 FOrsythst who mad
! fallen and broken his right thigh.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
MAsilNnrnN. MnndhY. Oct. ia

NAsittNGfoN, Monday, OCT Ia, 1854
TuE SUPREME CouRi,-rhc supreme Court OF the
United states rcassemhod at noon to-day with fnll
bench nud large attendance ~ the bar few ATTORNEYS
we're admitted 10 practice hnt no other business was
transacted and thr court adjourned at l.;lh
NAVAL WAR Cottror.-rhc secretary OF the Navy has
issued general order Tor the establishment or college
Tor an advanced uf professional study fotnaNnl
officers, tn ho known the Naval War College u VIII
hc under the general supervision of the hurrnu oi Navi
CATION. The principal hulldug uu t"astctr' Harbor
island. Newport. K T., Will IA" Hssifurd to itH uso,
SANITARY tNsrtcfoRs nrcoNrNrrp. p.-owing to the
dorndcncc o the cholera Europe the secretary Of the
Treasury has requested The Department o state to 9l.
continue the services ot sanitary Inspectors at nnue
and Liverpool Those inspectors Ia France ana ltal
will be retained for the present
sr,NpARD DoiLARs-The issue OF standard silver dol
lars from the mnts during the week ended October u
was @5s5 ga7. Tho issue for the corresponding period
of last year $4,000.
THE NATIONAL ExnBTIoN.-The Department Of state
Is Informed by the United states cesu M Budapest that
general National Exhibition viii be held az that place
beginning May |, lsS3.
GnOuSDlNG or THE QrGSSEBArG.-B Admiral Eng
lsh has sent 10 the Navy Department from southamp
ton. under date of september % copy ot the fcpOr
OF Commander Ludlow OF the grounding Of the Q1lnnc
haug near Famborough Head, England, On the night 0
Sc
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MrNopIps on WATTEAT.

On the 10Th OF October next the town of NaencehboH
si celebrate the two hnndredth anuivcrsary Of Wat
au's birth tAi famous painter being natife or thc
hae Northern winch Is mostly known y ~ dAny
lace Antoine Vatican. the proIOune dftight'hah anu
nlhtttbc lOrra, rr o. the graceful danes ana ghiul
Cavaliers of tue eighteenth century waS the son OF poor
fenlsh coarre md being desilncd ny Eis iaihrl lnI
th sal1c fale. ned 10 Paris wilu0ui PohNy, WITT ~
painted siruboaTds and parts o maze up lu,"ioS W
ubercnt hands, which sold Tor u le" ii'inV~ nl7
MAJ sGccoss ike fairy tale Altt IA, on'
trted un-ucccs siuly the grand priG oi
ne cent three years later two pictures 10 tn' s.c
The Academy seems to behaved about lhcHe Nv"
ssu'ases sacb august assembly has ever u"hr ~
lore or since Tney acknOw edged at once Tue -ulcI~
i've merit 81 Natteaus work cnco ragged hh I" ,So ~
cand daie for the Academy. and make the ti'"o"'
Fsits lie elected AL once. IL must SDuhd 'lanb.
70 the McisOnies and Miiais of tie present ua' u'
mailetu asked Tor more tnan tnrce hundred hI
MY pounds tor any of bis canyases, tie hhl very 's
ash Nae consumPtiye from his youth ana died young
G lLat fatal
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MAUD s. TO TROT TO-DAY.

THE PEOPLE or HARTFORD 70 SEE THE GREAT
MARE TRY HER SPEED.
Robert Bonner returned from Hartford yea
crday He had been there TO that everything WAS IN
readiness for the great tro o Maud & which will take
place nt Charter oak Park nt O'Clock hi afternoon
when the uublc viii be- admitted free 10 ser tho beautiful
mare apcrdcd for mile Maud f. IN splendid con
ditlon" said Mr.. Bonner 70 TnnrNt reporter d" !
ncvor ste her looking vcl BIif, her trainer, ana
Gfan hcr groom sid odny iili they nrvor h1i 'rrh
hct M s,trh ro0l condition She surpat'rs anything
fhrr hrd expected. Brr wrote me % dny or two MOO
Nnnd itsf lenhh rrvrr hnfe seem lnf tin' lifrh
hcr hritcr' me ieht fnin of srnii' nlie tho fart
hr1cy ana ~ tls trt.1n of thr gear the osi're ilrs
rot rtsrorir so pfHrRt aa i1rl ~ rffrrf wcnthrf
tsaon f.o ruil. timt uotrl we tlinnt iFa rumpr
duen ihr 'fiin 'u-lfY nul 'htfnr met tirf rirhi
htr. in.' irrrt.r Hn r"- rrf -nt irr; Efrmi f
.i-t. aru iarriq enr sn 'H, ,r-,fs-,1~ trt
ntl ..r. .trre. .rHnl H' 't' Nrr.t Nn trf .'a ttl
u-Ht..i s.., Niii o. Hti~rl Nrif 'hi,'f ir' H'' 4"
hati .rt. lsti iMepu,., tnnt =, o. nrrses ~ ~
.t, t. na.t sFi rNi 40 h4.H ~ 'Nil ea'i" N' 'Nt
Iff.. lN. in.triHnt.N. H.4i' N lt tiHH 2 N 2'. 70,
ruIituulg Wu, iit fiats ItlfWN. .i il. srs
rttr URlaFH.ail tia cirnurlu..o tiil Ni, l'i'N q
.llrr NuI-t 10 20 il- 90 lit n anr nliri hn.t ifr'
U.f U. .u.l-Dl U. ifHi iidTl.4lu i4l .tf 800 W
-or iue mlr ,pe.dcf aud iarr SHALL H. the tdee - m
-Ui tn ililou dul tn,rn 10 Hf hi "lad iI ,'"-'".
H. ,pea,iugo of some of te other horses in l stable
1Ir Bonner said: nrltcr bias uot been driven TOY q
yrlr he haa bad hi, regular walking exercise h th,
going to pui s-l,s oh -l shortly And Wal drive Mn
/ about A0t ,uiDCi j.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN LIE

rdftor Of The Tribune
70 =, vou win put in The TRIBUNE, statement
,o how much money Is In the United states ir'"'
hy il is there II viii do much good Inc pe'o
ur'' - a.. Hing everybody that theRepubliean parry
erss heIas 100 900 900 in the irasury anu "o "o'
are me surplus revenue in ayment OF .he ,%oser ns
,.,l,,,,lls " T., Oct. g, 1854.
"rha,e has not been cent boarded 1-adoeu 10
4, .,'s,oel n the Treasury-for years Every doiar
,alan IN by taxes is paid out each month, ei'n',
a,,,onrietions for current expenses or interest,"
.nnl. or in payment of public debt. The amount
ia sent 90th. consisted Of Sa6. .ioi' '2oi Hl.o'
49, held 10 redeem SILVER certificates IN use Nv
ao,,,, Ss7 $50 900 In gold, to redeem solu o'r
,,S.a,es IN se by the peoples Sloo3o QUO IN 'eR"'
.I.rs ,o redeem legal tcndw certificates ho'd ov
,,s sne,nlc, so $50 ~ In gold To rrdeom choo
a ' n,,,o,el bonds and interest due Sia'lf-'s'''.
=, !, le,nl tenders bank notes, and depoS"s' "u',
o. 90, o2G 30 In gold. 10 cover trust t'hus "','
soac, lhe law for the banks; $s6,Iolt ~ III s''o
A. neot rrcasurer's transfer checks ana "rai's o"'-
'..na,,v and 800 7sO.5l7 % to cover sums o"e
.n. Pos, Olice and the dishurs'ng oticeS' ioa''ns
,os,r,e 10 provide for the redemption OF iegai
-, notes STA. $50, $50 IL. But OF that sum
Saa 4os 565 10 was in silver bullion ana frac''on"
- mo, available for redemption of notes, ana
O. ,e- 530 IN standard silver dollars when no
o,s wishes to take. leaving S6i s93'ooV Ia Ill
available god.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
October II, Henry T. Anthony

ANT HoNY-on saturday. october II. Henry T Anthony
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited attend
funeral service a. n r,ense q hs erosasr I'D iss
inst. AZ 10 O'clock without further notice
ArW ooD-on October H. Noah Leviasa Atwood In the
Relatives md trend, are invited TO attend the funeral
vices a. iglte.nth street charcA On Tuesday oven
Der u, 1854, May A. Buttsrworta, wife OF A - Alien.
BROwNAt Reiferd we.,che,Ier County on sunday oetr
her ~ Erasmus p'rwin nrhwn ase' "A
Funeral ON Media ,,n. .'cioior la a, II an ...,,,.
Ss6tfam NON Gisnd ccntra pcp {
BRANpeGrF-At Nov london. conn, October ~ i-si
,, Gssee Of Sew lsedon ,onn
oRtrrszoe rear'lay October & 2, sscrrinso" foqu''
CARTER suddcuv. q! hor rrsicnec sli we., ,,tnst.
on sunday morn, n,se tn s,asesr S' the late N''''a
Funsrs service, a. tho gha, ., The Msas,p, e m.,t s'"
CRANDELt-At his home IN New baltimore, y. y. oee
bcr g. Lewis Crandol AGED II years
m S,g o'1nl sh.q 2e,ocTr snor, H. nss hs a
runcrsi services viii he held at the rrs, pre.by,eran
Chnrcn % Yonk "wednesday afternoon at o'clo,k
Carrages viii Grains leaving Graud central Depot at
aud 43p y.
GfLLLY on sunday October H. Louisa F. Gncy, in her
Funeral h. afternoon gsssy i,ta iIs, from her Late
AisTrD-suddeny. OF apopeIy. on saturday morning.
October II, 1884, Mrs. Martha a Hai're, widow O. =
rapS S o on IS J'fay 1s. %Sn.s sSs SssSSsr
KINGDOM saturday evening October H. Catherine cbann
cev wife o. Henry d. King and daughter OF ine he Dr.
seryice. ., her late residence Fueouaye, Mon
2iG train Delaware fackasanna and Western Hail'oad
from New-NOrk.
Carriages al depot
lnierment at Fairfield Conn.
KfNrzISG-On Monday, october -. at N william p
KNITTING
| Notice OF funeral hereafter
| MAORuDEii-At Groton, Mas nc0bcrp william hich
| ariton Nigrnder eldest % Dr A. T. Aafrnde' l. -
| Navy aged years months and - day'
| rUOYP4DS-lu Hr1Oaiyn sunday. october IL, Iarfs
| Thompson N Tho slfh year o. his age 49,
Relatives lnf rcnit respectfully invited ~ ati'nh ht
funeral from hla late refdcnce DjD NandefDitafe on
! wednesday. Uciobrr ~. at
| VAND .PEEif.-Af faif avn. y on Mnufiy octohrt
H. tntlcrne hnr. daughier - tho late william a. hnd
rnneia ser'i ~ NJ raurs church aartc's pn,efs,B
| On N erc4d = 90 1870 y. ni
| irn tfniu iefypf ii' D n. NJ
wrB 80 plauned y ; on 'hs isih in.'y . cen'gmg.
| Wnl ir ilr Hii yeff ~ Ny HTH .... ...... d.
Relative, nnd ittnA ptir fm arr tr'pg tniS mn \
,sogai.sva a,l',da .n} srit e fniiast thnrliS
riI.9 ig g'i , WITH n osSs II 4ro rbu ARTIST ae 8,
ir 'frr 20 fhe ~ 5' ibcf5 sf ae' 'fvfk re"
~ -ti.ni r, ST., Btsrleirs : iris ir.t
wHitEHeti'=jr rritr p'bih- "a f fi-t uffnTf
~. IL. ~. is.fssIiW u it f.t trygg. piH
| l4t-rh fasi irrr, M tHrtas oe'bh- - ~ - tt'tf
in.1i.4.ls s-a }ase 4H q sHi n . . ~ ip.,H- W
] y !
! il,t.Al..I ID Al44s4 #lifiF Pl e..if~ "a 90 ~
| NA4 ilFa. ilfifsENHl 9"l" htFf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
SrGGESrLNG / LocAL IICKEE

To the Edf0r 81 The TrtbHne.
SIR: / write to ask in the interest oil the
t,,,,ll,, ,,rty and .,ood government that you nnd
r,ou IN ,ho columns OF your valuable Journal
ior the publicity Of the following can,
,lidatc- Tor local Offices who. IN my Judgment a' wen
a. that OF large numbcrof friends, would s'"u l'
show OF election with only uckrts IN tho no" '
II there should be- three tickets as lh'io "' '' "
probability, their election would be ar-Hi," ..,,
For MayOr-IhOma7 l.. james or I"'o""i'
Tor Con rOllcr-Nilllam DoNd
f0r District Attornry-C. :. spencer. ,tl.r,,an
Tor President Of the Board oI Ald'Iho"
O't0nnor , .. ., ,,cent
think Mr james mi ght he prevailed upon 70 ,i y
increase the the National caidiua's ,,pKn
Actr- lOrk oct. IL, l--i. SID'0"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
ORR UIRY.
WILLIAM +. KINTZrsG.

william +. Kinlzipg. the head Of The law firm
of Knitting Meyer sinonsou. died yesterday AZ No
30 East Forty lie had been engaged in the
practice Of his profession until he attacked with
typhoid fever which cau,r his death after two days
Illness. Nr. Knitting about forty-hye years old
He came this city about twentyour aso and be-
yan e. practice criminal Law. John Sparks. the Clerk of
the Court of General Sessions, recalled yesterday the ap
pcaruncc the bright young he appeared al the
bar of the Court before Recorder Hoffman and was in
troduced rs % Counsellor by John II. Anthony then an
associated Dis'rct-Atomey. Mr. Knitting soon became
a favorc with the judges and court officers He was
distinguished from many practitioners of criminal law
hv nm apparent sincerity Of purpose and desire 10 do his
fu duty to client whether nO he received pal Tor
He took To che COur ot Appea~
securing several important decisions In hi favor Tic
was engaged in many trials that excited public interest
Mr. knitting was Republican and was al one time
prominent I'm the TIId Assembly District organization
Both parts of the Court of General Sessions adourued
when the death Oi Mr. Knitting announced. Both
Of the judges granting the motions spoke IN hl@h
praise ~ the personal character OF Mr. Knitting ana MS
me ~ "A
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
4 MAYUFACTCRTNG JEWELLER rAILs

G. r. Cragg & Co., manufacturing jewellers
at No 3s3 Broadway. made assignment on Saturday
TO Thomas r. Rice OF No AS Broadway. Garyin II.
Crarr was seen at his office yesterday. lie refused to
state whether he had any partner Put me down
as running it," said he when asked about the matter As
to tn amount Of liabilities he said hc did not care to say
ANYTHING M present The business of the concern Was
nrin,ipollv with New York ard Providence merchants
il il osta al that the New-York liabilities will amount
To 10000 The firms indebtedness To- Out-O town mer-
chants will probably amount ~ $4,000
Providence. oct. 13.-G IT, Cragg & Co. owed manu
featuring firms In this city nearly $4,000 trndc
meeting viii soon be bcld dey se for protecting
local interests
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
COUNTY DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE.
The leaders of the Comfy Democracy held q

caucus at the rooms OF the New Amsterdam CiuD NO
ll27 Broadway. last evening. Hubert D. lHonpSon
and his followers agreed that straight ticket must DC
put in the field in opposition to Tammanys muhic'P"
and Judicial nominations There are se''r" "'pi"''e
-, tho ,occ at the head OF the ticket candidate for
MAYOR and the entire spent In discussing 'heu
availability Robert r. Roosevelt, Mayor Edison ana cA
Mayor william Il. Grace all had adhcrcnt7 hut tho'o o
Mr. Roosevelt appeared to be- In the majority. no con-
cuson was reached and without considering the hom'
nations for other Offices the conference was aVouru'u
until thi, evening The Executive Committee ot the
CONT, n,,ocracy held meeting yesterday afternoon
AT 40 Union square. An ntltiuJh I" hi''iu - "",
cue IN Bronklyn was accepted ana t-'.t,lun '".
adopted calling upon the uniformed olEahlh "n- VI "
Marty L. parade on the occasion Of 6of'fhvt '"Nei
vl.it to HE city II was decided To- oppose tn'
ucmIrr. of tue Committee that the nominations oi ,, M
gtr..lnep Hewitt Muller aud Adams VIII De P'o'o' -
ft,. u ian
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE JVEI7HER EXPORT.
GOyERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsurNGroV. Oct. 13.-For NewEngian1, +,
local rains and partly cloudy. followed by fair weather
n decided fall In temperature. higher barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather
and local rains in the northern portion followed by fair
weather generally fair weather iu the southern portion
oscept nn the immediate coast where increasing cloud
ines. aud Hight raus probable northwest 'ecrhg I"
uorthea.terly winds becoming fresh and brisk, decided
fall IN temperature. higher barometer
For Tcuur..rr and the ohio VALLEY, fair w'hthrr'
fresh northeast ycrng tO southeast winds n west i"f
ton decided fal n temperature I'm the northern porn
and slight fl In the southern portion, lohnNtu pJ
sliQht rlsr lu the extreme west portion,
For the Lower Lake region fair weather fre-h norm
tn east winds. decided fan iu temperature, higher VA
ruutier