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New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
AHEAD OF OTHER NEWSPAPERS.

10 the EditOr Of Tkc TribHHe:
Su: The dealers the East Side are Flad 10
zee I'm IEIBI NE coming up m the sales of thoir
stands. The news busncs, of this city dccs not
pay much proft. even at the best and The amount
that is made each week Is less on the East side
than elsewhere, on account Of lis beng the cheap
papers vh,ch are most III demand. Bat lately Ihe
Time anl Tie Herald have been falling or am
Tar 1R'BrNU coming up. IL IS our most
prontabln paper. and If It would only complej'Iy Y
lake the place of those other paIcrs the business
would tc more like what n wa ~ the old Palml
aiavs. IS showing about how things are gong J
send you the fgmcs OF few East side
newsstand.
1mBUNi- q day now only II yearago.
j. T. Knight. No. J42 GTand-St, sells 20 IEB-
uNfs day now; only 4 year ago. He sell, only
copies oi The Times q day. almost al ms custom
pIs havin- gwen up tnat paper 80
TRBt>fs day; only copy day a year ago.
join Iictjen. Canal and len sts.. sells dh
UNts Cd day as against ONLY a year ago.
These are only samples. TIE IRlBuNs is ahead
Of The mes on the stands | know about aLd Is
gaining. d. h
Aeu-lok, Sept. 20, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
PROBABLE MIDDAY MURDER IN WESTST



to the Tombs yesterday by Justice White charged with
committing deadly assault upon George Rhodes. who
now lies in Chambers street Hospital in n critical con
diton Trowlcy is cyprcssman for william r. Hunt.
OF No 100 Wostst while Rhodes IL a porter for Flaacke
aud Sons No. 900 Wcst-st.
Patrick Agncw. who keeps an oyster stand NJ jay and
West sts, Rhodes fall but says that he dld not
him struck He says that James Gillespie tug foreman.
saw Rhodes strike rowcy In the face three times with
piece Of rope and that Trowley then picked MP cart
rung and fccd Rhodes With one blow. Tho police knew
nothing ~ this piece NJ testimony and Gillespie could not
bc found I'm any or his usual hnunts yesterday. Onccr
Mccarthy who took Tfovey o the Fifth Precinct Police
station sad that the young who is nineteen years Old
ntt hn in the street shrry after the quarrel and slu
~ the ono yon looking for Irpwley. hr said told
him that the quarrel began about some raisins. The
Junior member ~ 1lrko Sous said that one In tho
Store sav tho nrht Hu1 that Rhodes and their carau
Wct0 unloading luf of ri-ns whon hey noticed crowd
Eiiher IruWley. hr aid hld right to Interfere with
tho unloading. lhnd RE ompnrors speak highly o him
o. quot aud faithful man. who was attentive to li7
taui.f which consists ~ wife and hyr children Nf7
Rhodes Is nluns distracted ref the rnlnmitt which hnt
battalion hot 1ln huu.f Surgeon ui iho Chambers stlrr
Hospital rnuailrfa Hhnifa's condition critical HI
au wHs fractured nnd prrr of tho bone ls pressing
on ihr hriin ItuNlfi bad nfrud.d iu Wait ha htuilrr
~ Ifrui"u ". =. frff'tlnI Tho brother g. H'0ufit
linNi B. alid hf hftnupHiuua 90 hU quifi nud good
uututrd
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
"rHr coNrmrSrs" Mcnrlu on srocn

IN The snptcmo Court. on Mondny October
49, judsr bonohHe D. expected ~ cli the auii of VIII
lam u llumes against Ihr t0nrnru Publishing Com
pini, ior the recovery of flIuOO Mf Holmes ALLEGES
tnt sinrc hlrrh gO $780, ttr company hn. iuctensci
iis capital stock Of flpOOO a. ~ 10000 divided into
5000 shares of 500 enoh he claims thnt the increase
was not Ia conformity with the laws of Pennsylvania
under which the company incorporated. On
berruhrt J., l~~i thr company issued tU MI Nuur9
atert'hcate reurcsentne 200 sha-. aud IN Ma, ls-
aimai PAPER representing 2rO shares. Sic pnl Tor
the whole Ot f2J.UuU. which he seeks ~ rrrOvrr
The company IN s answer denies that the increase NJ
stuck vaa unlavfu ful n ndnits that Nj. liDmes pur
chased f2JOro ~ stock bn alrara that II Ia not part
uf u m any affected bv the iurrpa nnd that even
n n was not iascl n strict conformity with the law
Mr.. Holmes could not hp damaged
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
A NrW CITY.

IInsdale City. adjoining beautiful Garden
CITY and junction Cr.,dmOor Rife Range New York
Is divided into several thousand building lots and being
sold Ht go each uu monthly payments ot - per lot by
4, wilson attorney. 33j IroalWay NrH lofh city
feature of the enterprise Is that the prices OF the IN
sold lots 10 he Increased J7 monthly u ih'y fa'h
$500 rrr lot los this method each monthly payment of
it. worth $40 Tho month following, ana hl the tiino
lot s paid for on n~tamont- n has doubled lts Nauc
Abnut 900 cottages to bp erected Un the property
aud sold uu easy monthly payments or rlo Tor tbh
4 900 ~ cost The f. safe nud prnhhnlc way "i IN
yestinp small sums i'm one uf the henhcst climates in
America. and So Tho communication tO Now York only
averages 10 cruia per TIN ana me time thti i've MN
utna IL, rail JIuaale lii'a future npka brilliant, nud
fh, number Of cottages tu ho erected viii certainly war
rant thi4 gradual Increase tn pficrs hev 1utk VIII h
th, muto riti nf the world piupry atuund II ia aud
inust continue to increase in tnluo n, American
Real Estate Guide
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
GOING RACK TO HIS EARLY LOVE-

70 me razor OF The Trtbnhe.
SIR have read The Herald for years hat don't
like it, politics and then IL has worn its dislike
Tor IGmmany and Kelly thrcaGbare For years
4 enjoyed reading no other paper aS well, but OF
late myself and family have taken such a dislike
= II that il Is rarely opened. | stopped reading
Ife Tribune when Horace Greeley was acainst
Seward N Chicago III 1860. now, aftera lapse OF
twenty .our wears propose TO go back 10 my eayly
IOve." You may send me TIE DAILY TRIBUNE for
One year.
We are Blaine here to the core. Old Cayuga IS
good toI 900 majority, aud il were 10 revise the
L@uIes would call il over rather than TO make
any dminutIon. CHARLES l.. SHELDON.
dHba5E. ~ T., sept %. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

ANDREws-At Morristo owr, y j., October = Mr7 Am. %
arine Andrews. widow oi Witch ah H. Ahuie"S ]" "'i
Funeral nom residence OF her nephew Colonel Henry a.
Weeks so A. E4st 5sthst- tAis tly on hon"'i' VI"
inst. 40 p. ,..,,
BYRON-At Hoboken y. T.. October 4. 1854 Lucy VIII
ials. vile 81 william Il. Byron. o., ,,.o.a.t5 -
Fuuor4i her ate residence Zi- h'o '7
Monday evening - OSlDcA
Iniefiucut al CoOi'cIsiDwn. y /.
BULLION Thur.day afternoon october ai BIS haN, acc
L1Dna, tlautluqua county, N L. ai'ei we ''"-''
Thomas q. Bu b IA his ttlh year.
Burned Z Iaona Oc .Obcr a.
FITIER-At ha resiicne eG2 West jitl-st on ihni9'"
October %. I--4, David 3. FetfcT b. d. . ,....,..
IuueIal his at lesdtuce at A IN Aa"i1iy' N0o "
Burial a. SDuers. = y. c-....t Mac.
Haren d. Ii. Pnruy'i station return .5J y IN nh
CTIV N-Ou Ffidly Ocfo s. l-S at PdiHaies, hock
land County y. y winthrop sargent GAnah al the ''tn
Fgnera At Fasaies n v. Tnesdsy the 7th inst at y
Trim leaves Chambers street Perry at 10 o'clock H. for
fparklN
Frenfi- are requested not 10 send flowers
AIIDpY- the hone of father John Harper Pits
lulrs AN is dlA Harper, wIls Oi OoarHe II Maliop
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
FAIR DEALING REWARDED.

TO the EdtfOr Of Thc Tr tbunc.
SIR: II affords ne pleasure TO inform you that
while Thr Ncr- York TTmss in my district has lost
heavily Tur TRInuNr has steadily grown IN public
favor. On June | ] sold 100 copies oi The Itmos
and so TnIRvNT~. ] am now selling 80 Times ana
50 rmBUVES daily. THr TmBUNr', success Is due
to two causes 10 full news and far treat
ment Of all matter which it places before the peo-
pie and 10 it's liberal compensation to tho newa-
mon The decline of The Times can be traced first
to apostasv go the Republican cause, and its ilhb-
pral compensation 20 the new smon
H. T. HOPrFn, Newsdnaler.
No 253 West Ouc-hundrcd- twenty y-iifth-st.
Nor I0jL sept. 20. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
GROWTH OF THE TRIBUNE.

.,.,cu,xe TOWARD 100000 SOLID AND STABLE
DAILY CIRCULATION.
number of sincere friends have advised 1bE
s,,p,Sr 10 reduce its retail price from to cents
ra,e at which there would he profit left IN the
Srsness either for the publisher or the dealer VINO
t,dIes the paper Its invariable reply 10 these
seconds has been that the newspaper is already the
.hsanesf thing they can buy, and that no one who
xalues good newspaper either for himself or his
sawiiv will bc deferred an instant by the difference
,o,veon cents and Q. Results have proved the
.orrectucss of this view TnE TRIBUNE has made
,p in circulation this year which places II IN that
,esoect IN the very frent rank of Ncw-lork daily
,oners. p position it has always occupied unchal-
hanged a. far as the character of It's constituency is
concerned II may intcrcs; the friends of THF
INN, ~ 10 read whata few newsdealers and others
.av abont the increased daily sale of the paper I'm
This cit, and vicinity. Only the most interesting
of these letters are printed. There are literally
,bousan,s Of others in the files of subscription
depsfttrenf showing o transfer of subscriptions
f,ou 7br ines and The Herad to I'm ImpUNr,
mud ordering the paper for such length of time ~
,o provc that the new friends have come to stav.
The communications printed below are IN addition
.o two largo collections of them previously pub
Iished showing the same striking gains for Inr
Tunt.Nt ~ other aiands and In other localities
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TIE GAINS N rllls CITY.

10 fLf difor Of Thf TttbHnfi
s,ri The tninusr has gained ao much IN ita
t,nsinrsa tins past year thai ! wonder bou nit ~
little about A. Ms business hfnes me- into contact
viih ucwsdenlefs and ne 'sconpnhira
and I have been greatly impieesrd lnnd
,ten sfill more pense1l with what they have told
ue son want io YOU are ~ liberty io use the
Igurc- send herewith gathered fiOn the larger
peVs-lgDnrics uf this city.
Nh 6i.enhauIn the wholesale agent, Office on
trnnl font ST., told me to-day that his order for
5nlprkr~ IA 900 y day INV, ot double the mum
Iet of "A ear ago. lie selsno HerGidsa al aud hs
,nstompr- uidef 900 fewer Jimes per day than they
did last year. ,,
prominent newsdealer IN this city. with q
vbolesaie business iname | am not at liberty To
usp) takes 1000 TnIbUNrs every day
now pni ! 600 copies of The Time Nearly oil the
intp, dealers report something of an increase In
5be Upd
The National News COMPANY on Nassau at take
ri TAM SIS n dnv nov Epu dav wear ago.
The fim'a hna not gained among then custnheia
hr f1p iH INV observation indicates that lHt
IntntAt haa pHined wi u every npwH company and
bew sfnalrf both ih the city aud oht ot IT, hnd Ihe
Lmf. n either STATIONARY uf falling un heaNiiN
inn donhi lasH know that te nfinf of the Amnti
,an Aoun Company tnf ihihuN Ntn thhh over hhhn o
ia, nov onnphind with hno q day, year hH"'
Non Niii toon have iouuuo solid hnd stable on
,uiation not meiely on FundaYs, hui every dan ~
hr week, II you keep on at ills Iale, even II You
io nor enioy II now b. Y, II,
Agf- lDrL. oct q, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TIE TRIBUNE AT SARATOGA

To the Edftor of Thc Trfbune.
SIR. There is always great demand for New
York papers in Saratoga. especially during the
season. aud ain in position to know anout how
things 90 here. H. my own ,aes early last sum
,ner fHF TnlBUNF and The Itmos were about equal.
Bur during August and september sold twice a.
many TnlBUNts IS did copies Of The Times. II
was about the same among all the other dealers in
Sara'oqA one of the remarkable changes in the
newspaper business of saratoga has been the heavy
blow given 10 The H0QH by THE TRIBUNE. espo-
clally ON Sundays. UAMlLION DOCEN'
Saratoga " j.. sept. -.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TINY vALrE A CLEAN PAPER.

To the Fdtfor Of me TrfbuBe.
Sin: Those of my acquaintance who took 1he
Tjpes before the Chicago Convention have oil
changed TO THr TRBr.F. Tney prefer and ike
TnE TRIBUNE. Three more whom ! know have
subscribed for THT THlBrNE and have never
taken any Now-Norb paper before. They prefer
Tur TRtRUNr for it's clean way ~ politics have
also inquired of two Of the principal news-depois.
and find that the daily sales of lnf IhBrNE are
IN excess of The Tiwcs. one Of them that used 10
sell q IRiBrNls day now sells ~. and ON satuf-
davs about 80. There is much enthusiasm for
Elaine here now, and will he more later.
EtirRY &. ANTuONY.
TrotideHcc. H. l.. Sept. II. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
HfNbRickS ~ nrsr riRGNtI

WuttftSe. W. Vac oct l.-lt-govctnot
lendti,ha arrived m tha uis tha morning at sio and
afirf breakfast pn Informal reception vos ioneird hin
itr is accompanied hi Npsaf7 Randall nhd iril"Ns
Mnu prominent rmnriata of thr slu ahd slate rhlirl
Goo rai thoii &C. ro,i- A. ~ BE- an industrial di-pln
aud parade uf marching clubs mnttd over tiH plh'ir
atrris The ru Wa- aai't drrottrd aud Nh ieuirlrhr
Ntr repeatedly thrtiuh About luuu strangers rtr lh
ihn Dn. Nts-f7. iirudrirh7 and Randall spoke ihi,
afternoon ul ur nta.r ia grounds aud tla t' tnlus
tNtl, Na- "a tuitllil- lf uTYtt-,HI.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
rom rnira A. MANY ARA YEAR 400

r. fhs Fdtfaf - fht trttVHsi
fm | soil fofty thihttNts nov, haaihhl ton q
daV a keni ngo Of ~ Ijmrs, coll thtN q day,
ui nne fourth less than of inn ininrNt Cheap
phpers dn hont on lhrd-AYru aud The gain "i ! -
ltiHiAt h therefore frmHfh able, NthilN all the
neWs-ntands seii more llunutt- than tlir, did "a
yeaI agni ON iho average about twice a, many,
Thomas 9Nfiti,
Twenty -tfst-st, and lhir1-ayo,
Nan IOyi Oct - lsNI
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TIE rRlnl-Nr on nnonKLYN nrianTs

- IN IHffnr ~ Ihf IfiHhNft
stni I have noticed ihn lnrgr number ~ nin
tSrs taken among NV ifi0nd7. of late nn1 ont
nf curiosity asked one ~ The principal, II not Wr
tinripni dnnint nn the iinivhts. about hnw lut
tnnt 49, wns sriiine compared with ihc tinnhnH
Time Il my pleasure I hnd That lul Innl - T.
ahead The dealer does nnt wish his maine u-tll
bu' hr saws he soils 40 lnnrNr' n dni and only
seventy four cop cs of Ihc Iines. ion are at
liberty 30 use ihe figures llnuOklNN llIlGnls.
BOJkign ~ J., Sept. 20, 1854
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

have pretty good business the sale of daily
papers. year ago took only 40 TRIBUNEs q
day. ] now take 100 TRiBuNEs and only 80 OF
The Tine every day. think this is about the way
NJ is all through Newark. A. PRESTON.
Nerark. n. j.. Cie8tnr.-si.. Sept 25. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
SALES IN PHILADELPHIA DOUBLED

10 the LdttOr o. Ihe IftbHhf'
SR l have had an experience oi over eleven
wear, ~ ihe newspaper business, haNlng had al one
1nne t,o stands in New-l lOrk. Never have /
known iuE IRBUNE 10 sell So well rs II does now,
Not only is TIM lmBUNE ahead Of The Times ana
Tho Head IN my own business, hut II l. SO on
nearly %. the stands in tins cty that sell New Oi"
papers Here are a feY facts;
Daily -a 'c, of TRIBUNE InAeS HcfGW'
Thomas allen. Broad and Chest
nut sts .--.-------. % ~
~ sieWau. Eleventh and CHEST
nui SIS ..--....-..- -..-.-..--.-.- II D 10
Richard khcf, l. cht and Chest
10 ~ ~
Continental Hotel, sale of TRIM M has doubled Tunes
otouc-l.tf
Cirard Hofcl sale Of TRIBUNE has doubled Times OF
OncAllf
could get q long list of such reports. but the
fact iS the situation Is the same every where.
gnr Tam II Is the growing New-lOrk paper here.
JiiiGd lpbia, sept. %. 1osl l. L. \.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
Religious Nolltcs .

h ansiS chTch s and Gtays
- L ses and Abuse Of sunday
american Temperance roisn Chekerine h.il sunday
ance society viii have carg o. the meeting Addresses =,
IL b. o. Tond5a. Fnsand aad rieo H. ouSicr D. b. oi
htookyn. tho'oe wusetl pfostamne ,o1s.nnt o s'e,'
% Fd ni Snos' T1'r ~ 'podcf'P poda oi 20
secretary. serh A. Bogardus president.
Al souls Church Anthon Memorial 4sih.st, west Of
otbase'ihe iic' II. nEDER NEwiON viii preach at II
At Fourth Innrnu Church ssti. between Madison
and Fourth avcs- Re-. @. IS. w.GALLAGHtH Pastor Morn
ect why suicides" Ihe public cordially invited sunday.
r1.d A -'R- sT 'sqTce ' f2SM at ny ss Ss
pubic c,llsly nycd Nouce will be given Of the opening
a.. ~ we,' rre'b,ri2n c'grrs t2 Ds'v,co o. 49, .n
O m and 7i5p rieicdug bv ioo Pastor
A. nclqrmca tq'hslc ,horcs ~ wo;i 2',h'' nj 9S
gc4nN p nc ra,'gr ptsices l'onan Catholics ospec
,hgg" e hs 'qi tpG,'s r2r',' s''a'' god s.n 9e
In .at,iaa io ~ sermon nnd iloy ,omannion f,slas
a',a,' ss,ch @ ] cea 'e,g ~ so' ss a, """Gi "i.
ii'FI} = f'FhirHhlGt 'i,'p aiiioaeiiis
,bmehol,Pe ip'nr '''e,', o'haye ,efpgr i,'n,t
ili M Marnma suneet " 1he 'Ioss of ohr',' evening
The NV Wif'ii, ~ WifRiNs ID ID Rector .eitiess Al
81 d, 90. and q lhe Rector will ohciatn
church nl the lial, spirit mad and M n -
Rev IUNU Nd Gi I'M Hi. Rector Nmnina service ana
Holy Communion ~ Ucluck Evening Wee ami sermon
l4J
Church Of The ,Iessint 1iihst ami pe,t aye iey
NDHiliIt OH Ili tho Pastor OiufraVh Morning ~ IL
Subject. Elouae aHl Home - SUNDAY sohUol at m
Disciples pi ,h,la Wesi 50h.at netween -th and 9th
Preaching sindW morning AMI evening br the lastOr
the Rev n -. rs ILlL
Ii,s, i,npat rurrh rarkavn corner 8uth -ptear.
inc ~ the lnsui, lleY ISAAC HALDEMAN, ~ n y M
AMI T. m
ih.t ~.rrt, NJ Epiii,uriIsis ~ nepnhrsn its o.
Wsa lld At NUa bHIniAN lel tnips morning end even
inc "a ua,a Nuiinp setvirps Anawaung pnparns pro
putnhpi hf Tho aiuns aeats Zoe Al invited Hf Vi"es
81 luib ~ anh - y 10.
rlta rslnis ii.n.p - iainsrt i11 wuiihsi Wa 3
nntnatd aurania hiaht Arttinn ~ ans ahshs w iha
rhiHfrh ntai SUNDAY H iilUtiHA fnhiip invited huha
thna 90 uintnn- anl sinas anli'itua
tt.pe zoe iarr iiilt nei d aud ia AVos sunday
SCI tluea M % a ui tni 10 % h
Ne" J.,nsale,n hnieh, a5thst irwten iaih and 10,
Nrf. 81 -I NAtil fastni "rttNhut ~ q h
uu.,ts hunlth- tfs nit tu tlr Afar Tho nosl hnf
latrlneuf OF r iWds ruipei will it ADMINISTERED mme
diatey at-r lhu s,r'ieos
RE, ~nmnri J, hnapp, wll pretoh at central hapts
Church i-tt, ,th AMI STA ayeai sunday ~ ur and
t.tI D. 800. sunday SCHOOL 4o'
~. Thomas. hurch -thve and dst change ~ time OF
services MulHin4 service sermon ana hoi com hi'n AZ
O'Clock. Afternoon service aud sermon al utoDA' lht
-.chuu On sunday morning commencing
al $3.50 otlutA
- George, Vhurch.-Au scat. free-Rev. W :. RAIN y
FORD Rector Holy Communion AT hul l. Alt A'~uiat
| -cryice5 at IL and =
~ pnai,us Church 4t g. between 9TH end Cth avenues
Loy ATfur lltoiup sunday >, 10, II
| y IN. Daily, Z a IN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
WHY THE TRIBUNE SUCCEEDS.

10 the EdftOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: am selling three times the number If TRB-
oNks to-day that did year ago II 10 no wonder
Mhy should, because the IJBUNt is the best fam
uy paper published. and Its politics are a No. 1.
Wish you success III circulation and finance.
{. W. BRIGGS,
NewsdealeI, 70 lIllary-st.
BTOoLiyH. n. T., Sept H. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
DIED.

PRfCEOn Friday, October g. after short illness William
oliver Price formerly OF Elizabeth " j. In the sls year
OF his
VIII be buried from the house Of his soninaw. william
butcher. on Monday, October D. at III - III.
Funeral private
WATERMAN-Oc,ober Q Helene, beloved wife OF Dr.
Waterman.
Fyncra rom late residence sunday morning. o'clock 10
west igthst
ff1ennh invited
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
GOSSIP fROM ACROSS THE SEA.
THE TOTAL ECLIrsE or THE MOON.

now IT WAS oBsrrvrp ~ 1oNpoN-Norrs AND
INCIDENTS.
LovDoy. Oct I.-The total eclipse of the
moon which occurred tonight successfully observed
throughout Europe and proved mo't interesting
spectacle II began ai 1913 and ended a l.l0 a. H.
The view of the eclipse I'm London was superb. the
atmosphere being phenomcnnlly clear Elaborate ob
scrvuious wefe made ~ Greenwich Paia and 81 Peters
burg. and they proved entirely successful At the
Trocadeiu In Paris the public admitted free of charge
and given the uso of thc Telescopes while the scientific
aspects Of the phenomenon explained hy popular
loctutes At 1a vactta. nou Touon. Professor Hcrye
sscondod In balloon and mado careful observations u
tho eclipse
rur nnfttau NAVY,
John Iutn- chairman of hu tunntd steamship Com
pan, pnd other ndudlrd ospofia udi.o ho id'a that
nn, f,iiar. could ho pui upon niinod merchantmen Ia
,nao 81 vnf Ihrfn has hilhrrtu h'rh - pot theory
with ,hr economists, who have pointed g. Tho Hplohdid
h,ct- ui -Nr steamers owned by The tupafd ind other
nu,s a- tine reserves "f tho hlt-h Aa,}. Mt hufna
ponts out that With hr nupro' ,incnls 30 modoln gun
ncry in torpedo warfare md 100 svin scD cruisers, lhr
finest vessels ~ tho Cuund Line would be- at The mercy
Of foes far inferior To them in size.
Int sDClAII-IIc PARTY rs GrRAiASY.
William Han,enclcycr. the roriai-tio Deputy e. the
Imperial Hcich-tag nom Brc-liu. n Prussia, hn' been
expelled hy tho authorize, nom Berlin. All ol thr great
German political partic- are bccoulng exceedingly
coming general elections. The opinion appears 10 be
that they will al least carry twenty-five scgt-, which,
tlic parties evenly balanced they have
hitherto been, viii virtually give them the controA-
ing vote ia the Eoi,h.;ag IN "a division on any
important question. Prince Bismarck whose aticn-
tion ihl- serious possibility ha- been called expresses
total Indifference 10 the situation. and ntimncs thai no
matter how many members they may send To Berlin the
I41 vil D., potent enough 90 keep them within proper
bounds
a EyNOE ABOUT NEN-YoGK CENTRAL DENIED.
The report coutrldIcicd that Baron Won B,chrodcr,
the prominent banker. about {" place large LOT of
- issue of Nc1N OH Central dcbentures IN Europe.
The Baron says that hc has not even been asked 10
undertake aiy cuisines. for tlr. Vanderbilt
THlATLCAI-
-, Mary Anic1sau'- health iu lhc last week. has been
hc cause OF great deal az anxiety to her friends Al
tho rh rhc has appeared nightly since the opening OF
her present season the LycDum Theatre. IN Pyg gina
lion and Gaiatel has been generally remarked that
great deaf Of her old spirit lacking. she i-
able today 10 attend important rehearsal oi Romeo
end Juliet" and although she played tonight, 81 Was
with manifest effort and contrary to the advice
of her physician and friends. who insist that ordinary
prudence II nothing else dictates rest Tho opening per
iUrnianee VI E0u4eO AID JulL" which has been set
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
JOHN mcr1Loron COVE 10 ST Lor1s.

W.M. Conner, of the st. James Hotel, last
might received dispatch from Joseph Brooks stating
that Nh McCullc-igh lcn Chicago last evening for ~
Louis Ilc will probably stay Tor some time in that ciy
with friends MI Conner said that all the he bad
rccr, c from ihosr attendance on the actor tended tO
show thai the reports OF condition had been grossly
ssstfn n
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
IN NORTH CAROLINA.

70 ~ Hdtf0r 81 Thf frthuHf
siR One ~ T. Times taken ~ this city II all
know Of and The man who takos II IN httnuR
Blaine nian aud has subscribed for iHr iHlBrSf
since THE 1imts changed its coat Some 20 OI -
lRIBuNFs are now taken IN this city. Political
prospects look good The Fisher and Mulhpnn let
ters have done no harm hire. NJ. Blaine Is CON
tdered here By all parties the ablest man IN the
United States. ). Il. II,
Sheiby n g. Sent 10, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

uowh Tor october ls win probably be postponed beyond
that date in consequence Of the difficulty experienced in
preparing the accessories.
The tide OF luck has turned for Havey's Minstrels.
who are now reported having excellent business in the
provinces.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
pRONTNTyT ARRITiLG.

HOiI BrHnsUick-ScnatOT-elcc j. B. Eustis.
of Louisiana ... .Acr Jor4 HOfei-iiencfa A. y. Law
ton. of Georgia. Hogman Hoas,-Conmandct i""ls
Clark, T.. r. Navy. ana Baron kogniat. AibcmdTe
Hoe Baron Won Schroeder. al Germany oftSfB H9sss
Colonel Jaines h. Brady aud Lewis l.. Hnrtle. Of N-
lllia. and j. ii. Men iCAcI. u Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
THE WEATHER REPORL
GOYERNMENr NDIOATION3

WAsHfNGrON oct. For New England
generally lr weather. fresh and brisk westerly winds,
warmer followed by lower temperature, rising haronc
ter
For the MdileAtautc states, generally fair weather,
cooler northwc-tcry winds iu he northwestern portion,
variable winds IN the southern portions. with nearly sta
tiouary temperature. higher barometer.
Ior the ohio valley and Tennessee generally fair
IN the southern portion local showers and partly cloudy
weather u tine northern portions. llht variable winds,
generally -oUhvc-fcrly. -i,t changes iu temperatures
For The Lower Like Region ftr weather lower tenn
perature. westerly winds and D. -lcr barometer.