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New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuIyGToN. Ocr. 1.-COmmodorc 7. C..
Johnson has been detached from the Training squadron
aud ordered to command the Port 'inouth Navy yard
October 10 Juniu- r. Wheeler. Professor OF t'll ana
Military Engineering AT the United states Military Acad
cy ma, been placed on the retired list Of the Army ana
,tan Jane, Mcrcur Corps of Engineers appointed 10
tho thus vacated. The United states snip SARATOGA
has arrived at New ondou Charles T. Earle has p'ri,
rnrrrry Navy Department vice Mr.. Peacock resigned
Commander Charles McGrcgor has been detached from
command of the Nantucket and placed on waiting
nflr. Commander william :. Dana. from command of
the Alarm and pncc waiting orders Lieutenant j. o.
Irutrnan ". :. Hughes. Ensign ". u. VI. Field and
l'nsscd Assistant Engineer James Entvi>t" fi"m the
Alarm and placed Oh waiting orders; ih-isn A H.
Ininc. the Nantucket aud ordered 10 c kcc,l' ing
snip Wabash Ensign Il. T. schweiln. from ne "ahtn'hr
aud ordered to Ordnance duty at Now-lork Navy ldld
Inaigi William :. IiOgg, from the Alarm ana otltird l"
the la-sac Ensign william L. Howard from hr Al9rin
and ordered 10 the Vermont Assistant Paymastcr H. l. NJ
BAIL from The Nantucket, ana ordered 10 Setue accounts
nnd wait orders; Passed Assistant Ensinceis D. H. "a
ward. and Arthur Price. Passed Assistant surgeon j. NJ
idrar aud Assistant Engineer \ T. smith. from lh" Nan
turhet and placed "n waiting orders Assistant EhgceF
The dlspach boat Dolphin will sail from Chester Penn,
for urk Thursday. t. receive her engines oIdrrS
hnyc been issued for the United states sup Ia'saic 10
c doc ksd ~ New York prior to being sent 10 Annapolis
The United states ship Omaha ha- been launched at
PortsIuouths. n. H., and viii be ready for sea In two
months. The United states Ship Gaena Is
United states ships Tennessee, yantc swara ard All
ace be dockcd Mt the Navy Yard, Ncwfork in thc
named. aud prepared for their winter cruise III the
The Secretary OF the Navy has revoked the orders OF
lsj5 and 1869 attaching the office Of Detail TO the li-
reau Navigation. and hereafter the detail OF Officers
will be made BY board consisting OF the Secretary anu
been ordered 10 command the Dolphin October = Lieu
tenants Dayton H. Mclean aHd W. H. ~ soarn nnd
Passed Assistant Paymascr L. C. Kerr have also been
ordered the Dolphin. Lieutenant Joseph ~ liemph
Iientsnants James NJ Helm and G. +. Emncriok VII be
detached from the Ranger October 10 aud placed on
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
THE SOUTH LOOKING TO OHIO.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, Oct. l.-"cheIal
william H. Gibson, who has been speaking in the Dcno
cratic contes Of the Northwest reports that the Ropu
licans are everywhere firm and enthusiastic and rejoicing
over large accessiOns from the Democratic ranks lie
has been in the river counties Of Southwestern Ohio
speaIinc twice a day and occasionally at points where
ne has spoken before nearly score OF nmeS' an" nc
SAYS that he has had larger audiences this year than he
has had before.
General George Nancy, Of Tennessee, an eXConfeder
ate soldier spoke at a large Republican meeting at Troy
today General Nancy represented the government IN
South America when Mr. Blaine was secretary oi stare
and hc SAYS that he did not meet an American IN thd
country whether Demo rat or lcPublc'n VINO dld n0t
Scartily appove Mr.. Elainch policy ANA course nc
says that the Rcpub leans of the South are looking W
great interest TO what ONO VIII 40 sooi IHuiu
,naiorify ON October II for General R0bn-on ne els
sure will be an effective means OF destroying the sohuy
of the sOnth.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
PROPOSING ARBITRATION FoR 4 STRIKE.

The Operative Plastercrs' Association met
Tuesday night in l}reyoort Hail. Fifty y-iorS ana Iii'-
o,. After some discussion the subject ot the pre-
,oiip strikes Of the bricklaycrs and stone cutters, it
WAS moved that committee of hYc members De ap-
pointed Ia wall upon the Master Builders ana Master
stone Cutters 10 urgc upon them settlement OF TIE
strike by arbitration. The plan proposed Is thaJ the
committee shah suggest the selection 10y the builders anu
Stone cutters of Il committee OF arbitration not Identified
with the trades Among those whose names were siS
no. fr tho committee of arbitration those of the
Roy Dr John Hall. thr Rev. Dr. Crosby. the Kew Dr.
W,GiVuu Felix Adler. General Shalcr. Abram ?" licW-
IN NiVur El,on the pre- dent of the Produce Exchange
ar Chamber Of Commerce and other Phplc SPIRITED
pnlrlncn n thr Il, bate upon tie pt-Nagc of me WSo
tnn l the speaker, N0rcd it, and II Was unanimously
u,lput,d \ committee ~ five was appointed ana thS
l1y Inc proposition before the bricNycr ana stone
cut - tlaN.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
pOLJTTCS ~ BROOKI w
DATES ron rrrtmIcAS coVVrNuoNe-chNrtp1
IoH OTfICI@.

lfN 'iilN W.
The Kings County Republican General Com
mittoc Inst evening held IFS Last regular meet
ing before election dny, Tho utmost conn
deuce wnH ctrrcsar1 ibnt when tho ""lb
oeu mo, j., would bc o rejoice int thc cocon of Bnino
md Ln,nn Tho bn,incsa irnsiclod rotated 10 Wrinp.
tons for the local onn,nsa The diir fof The lihar'
ro olcn delegates 10 the nominating conventions wn'
nxod Tor October -. II vn decided
10 hold the County Convention on October
49, nt p in aud The Cty Convention n The rclnF "i
me same DAY. Both are to inject ia the INrulh 10 N'l
Wigwan. nt Cumberland nhd lull"h ,lH. ~. '",F','
sona Convention. were hNcd for Oci"hrr 2, a. r M
~ follows: I'D District, ~ ile l"'h} i"Uitn warn
WipWain. a Dcansl aud Albany a,ri lIlh n'iirl ~
the Twentieth Ward Nig"am iNih biH'i ih
Han, No G37 Futon-st; VIII District, IA IuIh lialc'
Mc-crolcst. The Assembly District Convention VIII be
held on October II. ,,.,
much -trf. over the nominations. cHlnIilN lhhi i1I
the lucrative office ~ sheriff IN me E'puh'ir"n sue
as there was cE tnIss ErS W." No most nromi.
lanes Tanner Of the Twenty second ward, and Port
Warden W IL Lcaycraft of the Thirteenth ward Th'ir
cation Of the result il yet shown Iherc are '"nr.a VI @
candidates whose only hope "i success I''
in the possibility Of The two leading candidates dccas
each other. Among the half dozen Democrats anxious
To "avitc defeat" at the polls for the .c oiiec are
John H. Doschcr H. H. Wheeler Frank White who
was defeated three years ago, W. H. Murila ana g b
Farrell. The city officials to be flrcted
Inscnb IIorkrr will accept the Republican nomination
for controller his election Is considered assured iolcc
Justice Garrett Bergen is as,duously seeking me sam
nomination. Theodore L. Green, of the IhriGcnih
ocrats will probably TcnOnnate Controller Brnk-
crhoG and Auditor ,Eyocso. For % Ciy JHdgr n,5'
ocrats are likely To rcnominac. the Republicans are
likely name Assistant Corporation toulsci a l..
Nudge. T. ". O,trander or George H. Fisher.
Talk in regard 10 probable candidates for members "i
Congress or Assembly has not yet cr} sialiIcd.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
SHARP UoRDS IN 1HE HoBcKEN COUNCIL

ACCUSING MAYOR TIMKEN OF STEALING A WAR
HANr--GUILTY OF TAKING BRIBEs.
The Common Council of Iloboken had n spirited
session Tuesday. The committee appointed to III
vestigate the charges of ALLEGED attempted bribery
IN connection with the grant OF a franchise TO the
American District Telegraph Company submitted
a report The allegation was that Councilman
Crane had proposed to the EXccnt;"" Committee OF
the Telegraph Company 10 distribute ninety shares
OF the stock TO Mayor lImken and certain members
of The Council in accordance with n schedule when
he had prepared, TO compensate them for their
action in granting the ird 1CiISe, Inc report OF
the commit stated that Mr. Crane is alone guilty
of the alleged charges. and that The Mayor ana the
OF her members OF the Council are entirely innocent
The report was adopted. Mr.. Crane not present
ut he meeting. letter from street Comm lssi0ner
Sullivan read in reply 10 charges made by the
Mayor that he had retained money received lor
sewer permits. Mr. Sullivan denied the charge, and
demanded an Immediate Investigation. In hls letter
he ALLEGED that the Mayor was merely cndcdVOTlng
to make political capital, but he did not propose TO
have II done at his expense. lie also alleged that
the Mayor was small enough to stOoD 10 anything.
and that such a charge came with bad grace from
man who had once taken from the county a W r.
rant for 4 ,OOO which did not belong to hun. and
which hr returned onlt when be found II was get
ting dangerous to keep il longer
Mayor lmken listened to the reading OF the com
municatlon with i,i-cDncelled anger ana when u
was finished he iumped To his feet and ordered
was also at the meeting. Mr Lee and other mem
hers of tie Council Obertcd to the Mayor interrupt
ing the procec lug, . herrupOn the Mayors anger
rose to fever mat. and lac became greatly excited.
lic again ordered the sergeant 20 arrest sui ivan
but crcfu~cd todO il without warrant. The cXcc-
ueui subsidized after time bat Mayor Iumk ~ an
nuuuccd hi, intention ~ prosecuting sullivan Tor
slandcr. The closing sens tlon "i the meeting WAS
the adoption of r--Oluiion ordering an lnNcStiga-
zion of Mr. Crane, accounts as secretary ol the
WcrhaVhcu Gem, terry Company.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Mp. srRINGERs REpOKTs.


FACTS THAI EICALL III, rECtliAE " "hhANINI-o'
lnY TELEGRAPH - IA. GtlHuN -l
WAsHINGTOV, Oct. LII seems that Con
Gresham springer has again distinguished himself by "a
piece Of ~hurp practice Three days brore Congress al
ourncd .c asked and the House granted leave 10 the
Committee on Expenditures in The Department "i jus
cc of which he H. chairman, Ia Tile lis report ana u
views of the minority with the clerk of the House ~ any
time within sixty days after the adjournment the report
and the views OF the minority 10 be- printed ON Nusu>
20 the clerk received tie report OF tGr committee III la
tiou To the accounts naI>bals, etc, ami Was sent 10
tbe Pulic Printer although the views of the minority
had not been tlod. On september lo I'VE days "ter '
leave granted By the House had expired the star io"je
rfnrt apurars have been received, hut li "d l" W
c.utnnirl with the views OF ihr minority. several years
ago il may bc remembered, Mr.. Springer caused or at
lowrd to be pubi>hrd m the news HpaWr> WHi pippHtd
To br the rcpurt of u committee. ot which ne Vas cl"iF
man tn Investigate alleged ft;ud- E the award o1 Nruc
zurla claims. This sucJll"d report i never brru con
,idrrcd hy the committee and WaS i'' r~dIl r'pndI h
There j. faint pcpn aIuOn- men Who dpI, ,'ldir if
Spriucrf- peculiar smdrnc~~ that me ~ft Rome I
rort which seem, 10 have been ricgudrly published,
may also be an unauthorized document.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
FIyE COSTUMES WRIPS 1ND B0ENErS


The house Of Lord * Taylor, broadway ana
,r,,,t.f,ti - t.,yr q ~u,U ououfrc Yesterday ~ i'm
49, I, -. ..t,,l, .,.. ,i,t, din
ported di' Nl"l@ a' fi'h'h Il"'n'F' ''" '''
drc-- of garnet velvet was made WIN h'tr il"lI
f p.u,i.-.uc l,rn,,dr brny. ,lu.trrs of .rarrs i'm
. .,.., - . ,...,...r.,,,1 ,,s ,,
diih green N'i'' "i'- VII '',N-''''' " o."
muf. nfu i'm bronze and red. emerald bends outlining
t ,..,,,,, 4, g,,u ,,r.J l.strop of This brncale
"' P''. -" y 90"
trimmed the has iu". Wirh "hi ol Ilh N'N'l hN WIS
fitted 10 the n.irc with s.vrrr simplicity.
, ,.r,i,,, d,,a. nf dark velvet I'm
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ih' h'N -h''f KNOW % '- -''''I "l.'l ,I Xxx
- ulf" ' "I 'I ...l' -I,' , ', ,, ~, W. ~
dnk Ni'N ht'' SNOW h'h'" nlltI WHY ~ ,'
H'''t 'iN' 'l l,'' ,'. y, ..'' M i '' ", .t f ~ a.,
l't -hI's q" "'"' ln ',,' i"l, .'l y, t 49," I.,
Che nn-- Nit 'HItU Vp WIN U'. llvt '''N "i--'
Q" "li HI''r 'li'h ui,-+ 'l -''' i"'" f'"" ',f ~
tp't'l WWI "i1 'I"h lh. h' l,' NJ. lu-,,I nlln
nur lN hr.da uud 'ui hutlrA lh' 7hil Mu' IIlWu'u
tith rW,. "i Ill hlh uIW, ITO "h 'hl''-l"P h'"''"
th"u.h "dd uud HiINl. ih.h'h. 49,, ,. -
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
CLOSING IRICES OF FPIILtDsLPffi STJOAI
Re))~eI5JTDIS l. )Nyis -. II Vr's.


The stock sprcua ION to-day marked contrast 10
the general tloyancy that secm" 10 characterize yes
tcrIay's Gcllin-,. And The change may De- Directly
traced to a ,ely and conuuou, podiiug of NtorR' ~
the operators who have been noiicei'ly active ia mo
making o hct r prices during the Ia: fyw days. N Il,
time ,,n. The day were stocks pressed upon The market
with the intention of breaking prices They were sup
pled only "a, customers were round al The declining
ngires and at different periods the sales oe.Sel
till rally Of l4al2 per cent bad Dech a.
conplished. The principal and best raiy
of the AZ occurred in the last half hour and 1t retrieved
a .oodly portion of the days decline All the news-or
rather We should say published runors-of the day wa,
az favorable character; Railway commissioners all
over the country had ordered restoration o rates ana
although the rates had been cut without orders great
stress wa. laid upon the order Ia restore Yet despite
these favorable rumOr- the bulk Of tOays business was
done at figures lower than Yesterdays Closing
prices The business of the day amounted only
to nol 800 share. against 3i7.sjs shares ycst'r
day. vet it is probable that with the inatchtu
orders Slbractcd from the business of Dom days to
actual transactions to-day were greater hih 'hose Oh
Yesterday The with which prominent oroKer lae
yesterday executed order to purchase 1000 shares o'
Northwestern at - Gnd no one bought loo at Jig,
,1 ,h, .lseolent decline TO 93s with considerable
mouut Of sales furnished sui,cnt reason to suspect
fhr character OF the dealings. To-day North.
SH;i'rn Spc4GG tGt az ia.t hour recovered %
vim tran factions in about 1000 shares oui 81 the g
dealings IA '->oo -i'i'S' ,r'. ,,,o,,i
sr,u i'm p0u OF translc with 51S shares 1pc't
~ 81 ana rose 10 7~a and declined 10 77s. but later
recovered to 7si2q5s's Union lo Pa,He 70 opsgGa p9
~, -, cinscd M 537s. Delaware, Lachawannt
and western opened at nos and declined to log', aas
oSs n first rose 90 and then fell Ia % a. and LaFs
shore opened ut II sold at TN and declncd To ana
recovered 7Ga The stock loan market has n9t Dcsh
so generally cay for months as II was today EN'fN
Thing wa. nat 10 1913 per cent premium But 900 >hifs
delaware IackaWanna and Western tailed Ia 'ohhr.s
and were purchased under the rule Tor non delivery.
linking the marct as a whole the final changes IN hsres
are unmpor ant but the days whole dealings show
marked change i'm character from the movement, so
la.t Friday Measured by morning hglres me clo''hs
was weak By mid day prices the closing was strong
The arkct for Government bonds Was quiet bu' ~ ~,
and the bids FOR the Is Is and FOR the IS were
higher Annexed arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
PROHIBITIONISTS AGAINST ST JOHN.
Tho ronorts received by the Rcpubican Statt


Committee yesterday showed that the attempt o the
Democrats TO improve Mr. Clcvclands chances Of an
election by pcrsuading Republicans to vote the Prohbi
tIon ticket f. failure. Prohibition organizations that
have been established by Democrats have had no growth
and the Prohibition movement IS much weaker III tins
state than it was fortnight ago. Temperance orgahiLa
tions one after another are declaring that IL
would not be polite for them TO take II
part in the National struggle. The latest so
c.tv 10 adopt this course Is the National Lodge
Of Good Templars IN Buffalo. This organization on Mon
dav night passed the following notable resolution: Ihat
state prohibition must he assured fact IN M least
twothrl, of States OF the CONSTITUTIONS tnion be
fore National prohibition could be secured hence IL IS
polific unWiSc and suicidal to best interests 10
SUPPORT An independent National Prohibition ticket dur
ing the present contest"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

with the above came $50 which we shall turn
over to the Republican State COmnittee-lEd
NEWSDEALERS FOR PROTECTION.
The NeWsIcalers' Association of New y Orl

Inc NtNSutdClS -hS'ptidNA'i VI -'N" A'''N
has Drcp,rcd po,trs which have put up many of
the Association throughout the city. They
American Worl,inmcn DO you want your factories
closed foundry fires put ont looms siienced. husinc>sS
killed and industry crippled II yOu want any or all OF
these the way to turn the Government mo thc
hands of the ad Vocacs OF free trade who, by removing
thc with which the tariff guards the Industries
of America would food the land with British ahd
European manufactures, to the utter rum OI your Ill
lanes Gordon Bennett, the great absentee monop0-
personally never earned Il dollar IN MS me-
refuse, to sell his paper The NcC YORK. Herod, to Amer
lean nrw~dcalcrs unless they take affidavit mat tIlcy
viii sell il for third OF a cent profit The Herdd All
XocateS free trade. 80 -
Workine encn, employers boycott The HTdtd Keep
vour advertisements ont of it, Show absentee Bennett
that he cannot from Europe ana dictate 70 Amer
leans with mpulity. SILrnEN RICHAkDsON, flCSlueht
New l,aers Union.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
sEAMEN TO BE PAID IL CURRENT FUNDS

WASruNGTON, Oct. line NctlnS tOn MS
.oucr of Navigation has -scd the following circular IN
regard - the payment of scaWcn's wa-es:
II has sometimes hc"n the practice in dl-rh1rsm@
r - of vessels. allow the agent, 80 draw eEht draft
of private ipdN iiutl,. who re- ldrr the ~Hhrl 10 re-
ccivr Part Of h, anotui of the drlt 80" d I"rlN'au'r
in clothing. II l. the opinion o Il,N oH'c 'ia' ,.'
law contrnpatcS the payment oi ne wage, III cur
rent money. Their payment in kind or by didtt' on
mi xatr u,li,dull~ rn- above m"ntlonc' W"Hlu
i IN violation the statute. All such Illegal payments
Will therefore. he discontinued ana United - r- 0nlP
NM Gnnns.ioers will see that pay m"uts in their prs
elcr are made in such manner thdt thr s'iH'h sh"'
receive the wages due them IN current lilds'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, oct. !, 1884
INTEREST CHECKS For OCtoBER.-Ihe United states
Treasurer to-day mailed holders OF registered four per
cent bonds 1870 checks, aggregatng S3,O2ioll III
payment OF interest due October lst.
Posi- OFFICE RoBBRD.-The Chief OF tho Post onico
inspectors has been informed that the Post once NJ
Fisher, Mimi. robbed OF 500 Monday night
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE CuAAGEs.-C. jay treheh' III,
Vision superintendcnt OF the Railway Mail service ~
Cincinnati Ohio has resigned to accept position WIN
The Bell Telephone Company. Mr.. Fienoh has Dceu u
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NO CHOICE ON THE HUNDREDTll BALLOl'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE1

.
can Congressional Convention for the Genesee district
adjourned tonight hundred ballots had been tak'
and the last was like the first sixteen for each candidate
Watson. WadswOrth Sawyer and Humphrey lhelc i
no promise that the deadlock will be broken, for every
Jl.ooto sccns determined TO stand by the of his
choice bat il il thought that the nomination VIII la 10
Watson. Of Gcncsec or sawyer OF orleans 10 l'Lca
the monotony, " Marching through Georgia was SlhS
lV delegate this afternoon, the whole convention sS
in he aln
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
OHIO GERMANS AND CARL SChURZ.
,BYTrLEoRAPH TO TIE TRfBrSEl

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-The German -kepupn-
oo,,ng in the arrnory last night large and en-
shnsiatic JULIUS Eggers presided and on the stage
we're many OF tho most prominent German business men,
rbar,s G. Burnett candidate for Congress, +, stone
chairman of the City Committee and Major hanfina"n'
~ditor Of The Ansegcr Fritz Glosaner opened inc meet
Spc with few remarks in which ConsresSha Koran .
RECORD vas unmerciruly oxpo'oo no ""'
..a.d h p,dariek w. Hollis, of NewY0rk, whc took I'D
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

cafi pchurl's recent speech ana hns"'''" "'''' ''
Mr IIois's treatment of the prohibition question: n'
which the Democrats have been largely ffishg "'h,n
German votes, particularly cn flt. "mu ~. @
cheered 10 the echo Joseph hfncRrf, oI MhWnhh'' ""
uyerei nu nddTess the general Issues o Wy, "nl
I,crv mrution of Mr. Blaiuos name was l0ullN hp-
plauied and Mr Hruckcr finished amid storm "i
Wr schurz's rcpnrls IN NcWNOrk Of great ana wac
suread German dsafirctiOn" cause muselntht h'l''
where the German Blaine and Logan club numbers
over 800 members with daily acccssOhs'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
LADIES PLAYING TENNIS on STATEN ISLAND.

INDIT~ FIN / INN II-NNEH Wv 'I-FI'7'' I"''.'T'-'
The fall tournament of the W-Bughton
Ladies' Tub for door sports took place N'@teIuy q"
Camp Washington :. l. II wa' largely att'o'' pS INV
fashionable people OF Brighton Heights, 'd>te'oh
,ttts Grimes Ifl New Br shton and Clifton Lawn
tcuuis vu the riyote game In the ladies singles sets
were won by Mis- Goodwin. Miss robinson MISS W Sic
Andrews and Miss Gumdy. In The d0hor'.,Hi 'ii,'
Enhiu-on aud Beverly Robinson. Miss Mihei ana vi
ouovcr Ni-, NcAndrcw~ and Mr.. saunders, MISS "oot
win and Mg Grctuough were Nlctois
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
co,rRr CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpnvvr Cornr -culmRRs Before Donohue J.-Nos
49, a. - 3D. 81 CO. lO4 III ~ l53 40 n ~ ~
2Ib 29l a05 34. 33l 3ij SAC -49 SOL 3oo 900 oo''
3bS ,o, a, -. g.,
-rREOoArK's COURr-Holsus $. NOS lO6 w. ISo -
suF.uU9 COURI-NrICIAL rEGh.-BeiOre IIuaA, J.-No"|
calendar - o.. r.tu Nonav
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
WHERE Ir WILL 30 TIE MOST GOOD

To M IHITVF " IH' II F"""''
SIN; The Ncr. IOrk HcrdM Of Sunday con
tanned u communication from thirty employees ~ !"
Largo dty goods iobing mousse IN ms 'liy h'o"np'SnR
a contribution of ~ each for the Cleveland ana ilchl
cl canpagn fund aud stating that ten Of this number
were Republicans We are employee OF the same hfin'
and know every The Hccah list. ana We assure
Won there Is not n Republican among them.
We inclosc You $50, our subscription OF ~ "ach'
which you will please pat where ii VIII do The most s"ou
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.


OXFORD, y. DE- Oct. l. - hc Di'iio "ii"
Logan Club oxford opened the campaign last evening
in the new wigwan The meeting addressed by
John s. Gibson Dover, who held the large audience as
earnest listeners for nearly two hours. Blaine ana logan
clubs have Just been organized In the townShllsm m 9
Almuchy aud Independence. In Warren county lhIs
gives the county twelve active Blaine ana Logan cups
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

interest.
There ia nothing new In State bonds todays dealihgs
were covered by sales OF two bonds or city bank s"'O
Fourth National sold at ia and America nj loo -,
The railway bond market again was dull and the urW
ings although covering q fair number ot issuhss
generally we're In small amounts. Friccs ioE VI.
s,acniatiye kinds were nuctuating and erritic tts
second consos rose u 50ls and later sold at o,sS
5alo Nest shore and Buffalo lst De declined from =
to Al 7s94ols Missouri Kansas and Texas consols were
Oh y at I0ia Canada southern rss were - st ns"s ~
Iis East Tennessee Virginia aud Georgia consoi ~
were on i SO and the Incomes were ,S,er
Inion reeeraph 6s were y higher at7ea ST. Paai eohsm
Dsa'er Ri9 9sgaa Ggsnas s1oS 1s Line 10
rose ner cent 20 49, Northern Pacific nrsts "e'o
higher AT lO4 with salos OF T3oooo s,o, 400 n,,is
un hv . currency los. OF 3J0.s05 less coin gam "
Sba3. .is8. The days operations eoyered' hescp"