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New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
OPERA AT THE TWO HOUSES.
-, LIKELY TO coME-ruE SEASON Al HE
SA METROPOLITAN.

,rxrIY TO COME-IHb oHH'"-'
SA' METROPOLITAN.
,,os,;te the further alarming rumors puo
DI,a-,av about Madame PATHS refusai 10 eo'o
psne" ,hose most interested in the ma''er-'no VI
Ame'N Am',, officials of the Academy OF Music-soe''.D
r,,v disturbed. The facts seem To oe 'n"' W.
ho' - has resortcd TO his former tactics AM" "o7
pistol 10 the heads OF the direcuo's, m r NV
smeiapd thrci,gh the Atlantic Cable Wv n9vcr w s
Whisper" ,n mn Patti" Among the directors now, nN,o,
mctey ., ~bo understand perfectly well Wnal, Wnal .Iav
ere soi ,.lrheyer side may be first coinpefuu y" H.
mean band the result I'm all probanIilr W., hosaif
down 49, will come II she does not Maiies,ri, CO..
samc follow her example ana REMAIN III . a hove
vii posr Nrcans the rumors do n9i seen u,man,s
.n.,c,,siy w Affected the supserPu"" "''
.orts arc encouraging. ,,o oorol GOOD humor
rspot1ss N,tropolitan Opera House cqual e9" hu,
h'w Tho suhscription list there Is gii'u,i,s, a.
presa becoming filed, aud despite tne i,eS ieft
sarev A. A. prohabic that there VIII DC io" '
teAs, he ale for single nights begins. . ,houso-,
"asalr,ady announced In iHk lisa 49,, in he lead
i he o,nning opera, with Herr S,hot' III Lii % nro
WIZ VII rs Uuguenots" aud "fidcno WI a.
~ n,i f,ljow The seasons repcrtory' as IL ho"
as follows: -, =, nrs,,hauser -
r,na,," Riensi" Flying Dutchman' IahnhA"''''
. ."sssenv,n- snd DIE MaikuIe
Mess,se,.n Mess,.. non Giovanni" The Marriage OF Figaro
sMaric Flnie"
Bs>fhotsa-' f1reno
uSh,r-" frcischutz
Halry-" la xI,.m liam Ten The Barber OF seville
Hns,a,a Rigoetto,' II 1rosaioie
1oAaod-" faust'
yTofo,r-" Marta
f"e,r-- NJ Wives Of windsor"
poUal,u--" La Dame blanche
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
ISSUING THE coyKL1NG MANIFESTO.

UTICA. Oct. 23.-The circular manifesto OF 'ne
Utlca friends Of Mr. Conkllus who are opposeu "
Baino and Logan has o sst made its appearance ~ Il
signed by sixty men. nearly all oi whom na'o O,.n
identified with the ullta o."'""i' 49,, ,
~ th poruti,can marty Tho moat Of these hold clo'o
norsoual r,lafons with Mr Conklna For several days
a number of tho aignora have boon oanNae''hA W.,
county for additional II Ia said that '''
eight IN Rome There are no nhh"nr, "n,t h",
Isf nf mon whose opposition To MI h'',' :, n,
, t,,, lt,,yu .,ud tis ntufrd fnr many wr0kA ~ -
rrt rd here thni the mo, n,cmoui hohlud 'hlh ot'n" "
,.nnurd fo Onni,in County where a. IA wrll h'Wh Wv ~"
f,,finlal feeling in tho Republican party hN "ttnn
urrort Than anywhere else iu the Na'r w, ~. ,,,
of tho fuimc. rtalwurtA IN oneida 'ouuN ~ ~ ,,"
r,y ruiised ia the Republican cause "a lhoy 'F'' "'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
MEETING OF INSTANTANEOUS.
fBY TELEGRAPTI TO THE TRTBrNE.I

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBINE.I
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Oct 23.-Alexan der
Sullivan, Of Chicago addressed an immense Republican
meeting at Recreation Hall tonight It was held under
the auspices OF the Irish American Blaine and Logan
Club. Peter Carr president OF the club presided. and
the platform and hall filed with Mr. sullfvans
countrymen who manifested the greatest enthusiasm.
The members of the club plainly lettered white
badges and delighted with the success OF their
meeting. Mr. Sullivan made a effective speech bearing
heavily on the tariff question and the duty his country
men to vote with the party that declares for the pro
lection OF American industry.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

r., Prom IN. Greesrte rs. CT DaitV veios oct ., 1884
foVd u thicker than water. stand 10 your race, Whlle
heh stand for the white mans rule In the white man
country and plant your ballots deep against the cabG
rs~ thO represents miscegenatiOn social egualty ana
pxek Government ike that we had before rs
wv he rule or black rule The issue Is clearly defined
r~neie l. the white who will vote for Blaine and
% .fk governors, Judges jures, school trustees tax
sa'lefers aud militia ia South Caronaf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

The ne osf0H Journal
me Nfe FORK Times has given two opinions respecting
Nj Cleveland, They atc ne folowA
WuAfTuf NfwsNoRk TINS WHAT fiu Ntw NoW Ttura
tNLip CtINEtAND IN fte AhoIf CLEVELAND Is
fasI Issi,
A rplittcal blind man Al There IL nothing Ia Cover
a, ofdospcrnto hhrdhood nor clcNrlands public ne
A nnn authorizing great that needs apology or dc
puhlr robbery A man fence, nothing That calls fuf
Nrduu n political pfcss explanation that IL not oH7
urr A man commenting iy made iu way 90 ncnuNtufr
himself to the public dis all candid minds OF Tie pun
trust willing "a q of Ills purposes aud the
swiudlr the states credit honesty OF his ohOfh
ors. man playing cheap
and scurYy tricks. A very
how priced refOrner. man
backng a Infamous I'Oliti-l
cal Job FOR the enrichment
Of spoiitiCal gang man
OF hnmbug political preten-
tions. man making nomi-
nations for considerations
purely political. prepos-
ferrous Presidential candi-
oaie. paIOclial states
man.
VIII TIE Tines tell which OF the above IA tho truth
che must be false II the last l. the truth, the rst
outrageous the scandals IL is daily printing about Mr.
Blaine
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

himself ready from $500 900 On the result
Mr. Dempster took the option and agreed to meet MI
Mulgan In his Office In Courtst the next day, wednes-
day In company with John NJ Reeber, he called upon
Mr. Mulgan stating that he was there to complete the
gements for the wager Mr. Dempster waived tho
he would draw up the papers and that would be ready
for signing On Thursday Mr.. Dempster and MT Reeber
called nj the office. when. after some conversation Mr.
rien informed them that he had advised Mr Muligan
to bet Mr. Mulgan stated that it was not his own
money he was betting They regarded this as somewhat
singular and left.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
MR.. PHILLIPS WILL NOT RUN FOR MAYOR.
Lewis }. Philips yesterday declared that he

had about decided not accent the nomination for
Mayor rendered him by the Republican County Conven-
ton The only assigned that there opposi-
ton 10 him In the convention, and he had
I'm effect made up his mind decline In or
der that some one who would suit all par
ties might be nominated II remains Tor
the committee appointed 10y the convention to MI va
cancic- tosecct candidate In place OF Mr. Phillips, un-
less the latter should reconsider his determination rms
committee consists Of the officers Of the convention snu
one delegate each district When the committee aP
pointed to inform the candidates vi the nomination wais
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
PREPARATIONS FOR BOsToN's PAKADh'
my TELEGRAPH ru riE TRIBUNE

BosroN. Oct. 23.-The Republican torchlght
procession in Boston on the night OF oclooci 'O' 49,
l.es To- exceed in brilliancy and interest any'h "
kind for many years. Colonel Wellington - ~ -,
who expect To participate. represchuhB -, Furnish
norton of New England Tho Harvard boys VIII '"''
III. comic element
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

OF the Ear OF NewIork City continued yesterday, ,aud
several hundred weilknown lawyers subscribed their
William VI. Eyarts the president of the club.
aud the list of vice presidents includes the OF John
T. y Hon. Henry T.. Rowland Walter .,rtcr and other
prominent me nber- Oi the Bar. An LAccutlye Commit
Tee of tWey has been chosen and although the club
has only been few days IN existence 10 l. already VIZ
OrOus organization. meeting OF members OF the Bar
has been called FOR Ls evening al No 80 West Thirty
hsN tu make further arrangements for the great pa
raie la which the club propose, To take part several
well known lawyers have been requested 10 speak
IN .a subjects. II J. expected that the mreng will be
ar-e and enthusiastic many members of the Bar who
are loyal supporters Of the Republican ticket have ex-
pressed their purpose ot being present
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
A ROMAN CATHoLIo-PRIEsT FOR BLAINE

'OswEGo, Oct. 23.-Martin !. Townsend, D.
p Doycr of Iowa. and ex-senator Macarthur addressed
the Republicans Of Oswego at the Academy Of Music last
night The chairman Of the meeting was the Rev Dsniel
OConne pastor ~ ~ Johns Catholic Church of thls
CITY who taking the chair denounced the Democratic
party and predicted the election OF Blaine and Logan
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
NOT BETTING AGAINST BLAINE.

BosroN, Oct. 23.-Thc Journal says that
few days ago T. W. Dempser met james muihg'n' anu
having enjoyed the pleasure of Mr. MuiliganS aoqn'
ance some years ago Washington he enqhired OF MN
thought his friend Mr. Blaine would DO eieeteu mi
Null can at once suggested that Mr. Blaine was sure 70
n. defeated Words followed and Mr. Muigan expressed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
NO DISTURBANCE AT WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 23.-The Democrats
trying to make capital rlfng affair which oc
Cured last night While the Democratic meeting was
going on a Republican procession passed near by on
side street. but there mistake a. to Its route Ihere
was no intention Of nterruptng their meeting and the
mistake much regretted by all Republicans. Inc
Democratic meeting orderly but their leaders are
teegraphing all over the country that they were mo-
Tested. In order to turn 1t 10 their Vantage.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
THAT rDEr-TRApE AMBUsCADE.

I'll. v.r yorL T,D,es The Post Nation and me spring
6cd 1Ma.sJ Republican are all advocates OF iree
Ycse Jndcpendents and the newspapers nave priect
r 10 sppor the principles OF free trade and 10 lsV9t
the election OF Mr.. Cleveland. but they ought to- 70 uo ,
trlv Thcy have no right 10 attempt To hoodW INK lc
nnn,ic They ought 20 out from their ambuScane
and fairly declare the truth that they oppose Mr lne
NOT on account Of lack of confidence IN MS aoH va
integrity but they desire the triumph Oh INC
principles of free trade.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
WHAT THE WHOLE COUNTRY SAYS

The Springfield Republican speaks OF INC MeM Lem
Times a. Republican paper II IA not kepun,csn p. ~
he shot down for that act, anu s'oncu ~ -
death for lying about Republican candidates de
York T.Birs Democratic free-trade paper, au ,,
will be recognized belonging to the kepunncan parry
the Sprinqtield Republican il very nearly ditto
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
Guerial No tireS.


Meisseulor
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA SOLID FOR BLAINE
Ex-Governor Addison Gibbs, of Oregon, says: !:

oregon and California have been recently published as
doubtful states They ought not to be 30 conshere"
Notwithstanding the Morcy letter IN 1850 when Wa
circulated everywhere the Pacific coast Ju,l ON 'iS
eve of the election California gave Hancock Ohiy s.
majority and Garfield carried Oregon III ,plte O llc
~-,ss fra11 The convention which nominated Blh-rI
Iermon for gress declared FOR Blaine ana the lst
ZION assisted IermOn In being elected by an lhcrease
majority. Count the Pachc STATES io' "'''-0
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
DEMONSTRATION AT SCHENECTADY. Y.
my rELhgnAPn 70 THI tribunal

SCHENECTADY, \. y, Oct. 23.-One of the
greatest demonstrations ever made IN this city occurred
on Tuesday night the occasion Of the Republican
torchlight parade Notwithstanding the rain which had
fallen all day 1000 uniformed men were IN ne ana
all along the line of march the greatest enthusiasm was
ahuX
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
REGISTER TO-DA 7.
2 last days for


To-day and tomorrow are the last days Tor
the registration OF voters Those whose names not
already on the lists should that they there to-day
II + dangerous to put it of TIL tomorrow. Livery
citizen should remember that II he does not register ne
cannot vote and does he invites disaster
That is what Democratic would mean for Ainer
can Industries and for American interests at large.
Register and vote early.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
SENATOR HALE AT KINGSTON.

KINGsTowN, n. Y, Oct. Ex-senator Hale, OF
Maine addressed Blaine and Logan meeting at Music
Hall tonight. II the largest political gathering or
the campaign The principal portion OF Mr. liae's adj
dress was devoted the tariff question which he ham
died In practical and effective manner, elcitng ire
Quent and hearty applause.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGroN. Oct 23.-For New-En gland,
partly cloudy weather followed by clearing weather
brisk and high northwcslory winds, higher barometer
slight f., in temperature
For the Middle Atlantic states. continued cold and
generally fair weather. brisk aud high northwesteIy
winds, higher barometer.
For Tennessee and tLc Ohio Valley continued cold
and generally fair weather northery winds becoming
variable.
For tho Lower Lake region. local rains, SHOWS and
partly c.ouGy weather, followed by clearing weather.
continued codnorinvestcriy winds, brisk with occasional
gales, higher barometer.
snn fn in Cannhn md snrnn OF Tho Mcsfnrn Sfafcs 10
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

LYNN. Mass, Oct. 23.-Governor Robinson,
r sullivan of Boston. and Henry Cabot Lodge Of Ne-
hant addressed large and enthusiastic audience AT tue
Coliseum thi. evening Mr. Lodge the Republican nom
moe for Congress from the With, Essex District, was re-
ceved with perfect ovation and the evidences are that
e will b. elected over the Democratic nominee Henry
b. Lowering, the present incumbent.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
MASS MEETING AT POTSDAM.
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNg.l

PorspAM. n. Y, Oct 23.-An immense Re-
publican mass-moeng WAS held in the Opera House In
this village last evening There grand torchlight
procession previous the meeting. Eloquent speeches
were made by seth l.. Milllken and Major Pangborn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
AAiFY FOR THE MAN IT DENOUNCED IN 1888.

~ difficult to understand how il Is possible for The
s"iTk Times 10 stultfy itself IL is doing In this
tsspalgn Yesterday II had column OF nauseous fiat
a. u Governor Cleveland "The American Candi-
St.. wfltten probably 20 cast slur upon the very
H. IRISH support that Blaine Is receiving because OF
ocacy Of protection II Is only necessary 10
~, What The Times said yesterday about Mr. Cleveland
'''l what II thought OF him year ago.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
ENGINES N A PARADE AT AUBURN
rBY TELECRAPH 70 THE TRIBrSE.l

ATBTRN, Y. ! :, Oct, Z3.-I ut IaIgtsI UdTdUt
Of this campaign occurred here tonight Twenty five
hundred men were in line. inc.uding 500 who were
mounted. -Four thre,hinG engines representing the
largest manufactures Of h- city, drew from h|e 70 SIX
large wa2on-loads of employees.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
LECTURING TRIED DEMOCRATS FOR LACh u

from the indianapolis journal. ..o- q.
Calling Republican newr-pnF
rood Why The N,r York Times is now lectullhg J"H
Mclean upon the want OF Democracy III inc '"''""'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
AIR rprING AND MISS TERRY IN BosIo.


posroN. Oct. 23.-Mr. Irving appeared 10,
=, enc ,ohe Theatre as shyocf. in The MeF'oA'
q; venice II was the largest house OF nd , Miss Terry
rere recalled several times
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
EXPLODING ANOTHER WORLD LIE

LONG BRANCH, y. j., Oct. 23.-Aho'h.i +" D.,,' ~,
.ource q, oons,ter,ble amusement In Monmouth
County In giving an account Of the Democratic meet
ing held here Tuesday evening The World said tha, '9t Loo
serr q 900 men IN line There were less thah 9"o'
counting all the boys
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
A BLESSING FOR IT'S FREETEADE HEART

"Professor SIMMER for Cleveland" shouts me NeW %
York Times Bless your heart free,traders
arc for Cleveland Professor sumner has been Known
throughout the land for years the high priest VI o
frcerade school.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
A CRUEL SUGGESTION.

y,s.u From The Treston gazette.
k THINE me for The x~ York Ere''ing Post and rmes TO
6,,,,king about Where they going after Blaine .
NoayPn election 1t must be wrenchng subject Of
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
THE REFORM MASK WILL NOT AVAIL.

The n,,1 -" Hdrpsrs Weekfy JuIyZI, ISIz e,,,
t.s Is the nnal struggle OF the old forces snail
.nzaon under which the crimes against liberty,
haftsd s"h ana human nature itself have been com
:" 'nis country be destroyed, or shall II survvst
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
NAMING 4 BROOKLYN MAN FOR CONGRESS.

The Republican Convention of the Nth Con-
assoual District last night nominated JACOB Worth lie
. cknown politician, and has been three times ID INC
,se,ohlv aud FOR two terms Fire Commissioner Ills
nnonenf on the Democratic side Il Archibald NJ Bliss
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
TRANSATLANTIC TR4VELLERS.

The steamer Canada brought among her pas
sengers Yesterday Chief Justice T.. Bermdez. OF Los
ana A. X Covcy. Aueus,c dOrvic, c. +. Wiedmaycr,
Mile Colenna distril George laurens and ". Sncckner
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
4 GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mis- UeOrge y. LaWlthVV CtItDIdIti
their golden wedding yesterday at No Al East IWcty
first Il About one hundred people called on them They
were married in this city in -jl, and two ot thell c4
drcn were present yesterday
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
MlRRIED.

Premature loss Of the hair may be entirely b.
tho use OF Burnett's Cocaine.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
And now

And now presents itself as A. the ss.aec apcsuf Of
~ nurtv and REFORM We do not believe the cnanso ~
mask win avail In this election tnah III 'no '"'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
THE IRoNIcA AND sAkCAsTFfg a. FrO,t..

And whom William Dorshelmer stands mp ana sa,in,y
utens Grover Cleveland to George Washington ,,i VIA
me to thiukl Was the serious Dorsheimer IA m
q Tremendous niece of irony and sarcasmf vi uu "o
take his audience to be foolsl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

hs confirmed the TGs is mo- longer
rea'cs, M ~ las been sadly overworkeo'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
Hon. ABRAM ;. HEWITT.
FREDERIC n. CoUDERr. FsQ.
SUTHERLAND TENNEY. EsQ

and other speakers will address, the meeting.
~ admission may be obtained ron he secretaries
NJ the at school building Mad .0nlYe ana
tgti,,.t or rrom VIM IL Willis 10 BrOaiwaY George w.
Fo som Temple Court Chalmers WOol SO Nal-sti Demo.
crate State fIeadquarters Holman House and lndep enient
Repubcan eaduarters 80 Nasssnst Admission ~ith0us
itket after NM a. blNNlNo, lItsuent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OYrIcK Oct. 2i-l a. m.-The movement OF
the during the fair and clear weather yeser
day upward. The temperature ranged between 5'
and 55o the average (479 being 37so higher than on
the corresponding day last year, and lOa0 lower than
Wednesday.
Clear aud cold weather. with Drisk westerly wind
may be expected ts-dAJ la this city and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

upon Mr.. Philips he will formally communicate his de-
termination In regard TO the Mayoralty.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
Columbia College
AND HENDRICKS
CAMPAIGN CLUB.

CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS
CAMPAIGN CLUB
meeting under the auspices the Club Will be held a
Friday. OCTOBER 2t at O'Clock p m
and former members - COLUMBIA 'oleGe a1u its
associate schools ar cortiIllf invited 10 attend.
Uon ARRAM HEWITT
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

Snow fell in Canada and OF the Western States
the depth of from two o six inches.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
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r notices Of marriages must be ndorsed rih full aame
md nddresa.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
11oli.lrll Notices.
Welcome 10

Welcome TO
JAMES Or. BLAINE.
The Business Men OF this city viii assemble on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER %, 1884
in the business part Of the ctT and march up
BROADWAY TO MADISON SQUARE
70 welcome tho
HON. JAMES q. BLAINE
70 the CITY Of Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
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On. ,opy ono year ~ 80 copics all an ottlA "
Postage In al cases free to the ,uberlDnr ,,,. v
New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

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Hoping this w be satisfactory remain. yours truly.
Ihon ". l., oct. II, 1851. J. NJ. BJHDICH.