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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
NETS From TIE SUBURBS.
ONLY FOUR LICENSES IN NYACK.
SEQUEL TO TIE ELECTION or MARCH 1s-IIQUoR
MIN BADLY DEFEATED.

SEQUEL TO TIE ELECTION or MARCH 1S-LIQUoR
MIN BADLY DEFEATED.
Tho spring election in OrangetOwn. Rockland
County, was fought on the temperance ISSUE. Inc
former Excise Board composed of two liquor
men and one temperance man. But by large ma
iorlty the tables were turned on March Is ana
Abram BlauVelt, OF PiernOnt was elected III place
of Alexander Oliver, giving tho temperance people
control of the Board, which yesterday decided the
question for year al least. An hour before the
Board met g.Og-shOp keepers clad III their best at
tire and wearing curious facal expressions met IN
the Commercial Buildings, Nyack, ana discussed Inc
situation. Promptly ut 10 o'clock the CoInmi'Sioh-
ers-Abram Blauveit, John V. Ondeidonk ana Ieter
BOslet-were in their places, and elected Mr.. Bau-
Welt president and MIR OndcrlOuk secretary. The
OrauCetown Law and Order Association were repre-
scented by President Garrett Van NOotrdnd, the heV;
William III. Clark, the Rev. Or. >. l.. BALDWIN ana
others. Many citizens were also present ne
Board adopted resolution fixing the license ices
for the year follows: Hotel "l'o; ale ana Deer
500; storekeepCrS. = 100. Applications lof licenses
were received until noon, when the llst was closed
with tlirty-fye names, fifteen less than .a>t year
The appIcat .ous from Pearl River and FIanvcit-
vile were first refused. DC hummer oI spectators
rapidly increased and the CominiasioucTS Wero
eagerly watched. Again and again came the quSs-
ton 10y MIR Blauyet what VII {on 90 WIN ilIs
application r and often Mr.. Onderdonk replied I;
~ move il be rejected aud returned To the april
can't" Commissioner Bos,et. the amt rieupcf'ic9
repre- 'utativc, was poWerltS- ana 100 h" u'-7. l
as he watched the proceed ug9. At half past 8 the
Board adOdrucd. having granted ohIN Iuui licenses
-a 20 hotels These were 10 the proprietols oI tle
Broadway and Rocklamd County hotts. NyatA ;
tbc Mountain House. Sparkill and the Washington
House. Piermont. his action debars men from sell
ing WHO have kept Iu mills lor many ears Oh have
sold liquor IN grocery stores. -
Bla,.IcItville. Pearl River, Grand View TdpDan,
OraugcbuIg West Nyack and South Nyack viii 10
free. from tie sale of liquor this year. W hle not
entirely uncxpected the Wholesale refusal surprised
the liquor men The temperance people, however
rejoice and the Law and Order Association promises
t. be active
ON account of the crusade in Nyack drinking men
are forced 10 cross the river 10 Tarryt0Wn TO get
iluor On Sunday frank McCune went 10 iar5-
town. drank too much, fell down stairs and was
nurt so badly that lac died at midnight lie had
been "A member of the 18th ohiO Volunteers and re-
cciycd pension Of $S "A month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
sIrYDRY NEW-IERSEY TOWNS.

Observation-Disclosures Kaufman has been elected
Controller. The Office new one recently
created by the Common Council. Mr. Kaufman
Wa4 recently president of the Council.
ORASGE.-W. I. Henry, Of Elmra, " Y, who
has been called 10 the North Orange Baptist
Church. preached there on sunday. lie has not
vet accepted the call. The Rev. Joseph II. White
head OF Pomrt0n Plains, VINO il considering a call
from tho Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church,
preached in that church on Sunday.
SFcAUCUS.-John and William Allen, age twelve
and IN rtccu years left home on saturday 10 % 5h-
Iug. In the afternoon they were seen IA a row boat
ou the UackcusaCk Riycr. !heF had not returned
home Yesterday. and % search made for them.
80 trace was found, but the boat was discovered
bottom upward. 10 rs supposed that the boys are
drowned aud the river IS being dragged for their
bodies.
ELZ4BlrH.-Mabcc and English have arranged
Ia DE IN Elizabeth on Thursday, Friday and Satar-
day 10 take part IN temperance movement begun
by the pastors and lymen OF the different churches
in connection with the Temperance Union......Dr.
clifford |. Brown, formerly county physician of
Union has been held 10 bail TO answer serious
charges made by Ars. Mary Bruen ana her daughter
Miss Ella Brueu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
DIR. MOTT WILL PR0BABLY NOT hECOVER.

II was said at the Sanitary Bureau yesterday
that Dr. A. Randolph Mott the resident physician al mo
Riverside Hospital recently caught typhus fever
from his patents had been growing rapidly since
Sunday aud that he probably would die within twenty
four hours Dr. Mott born thrty-hye years ago III
Winchester, Virginia, where ms father Is well-kno"n
physician He was graduated from the University OF
Virginia in 1879 and aferward came to This city 70
begin the practice OF medicine. One OF his legs vas am
putafed In his youth ard lie walked with oniteA IT'S
youthful appearance further bar to success IN Ieg
lar practice but when he obtained position IN The ealn
Department az assistant sanitary Inspector was soon
asceraIned that no was unusually well informed lot
man OF his years regarding contagious diseases her ne
was placed IN charge OF the Riverside Hospital he showed
much executive ability and bis position was regarded AZ
permanent lie was not married. and his fODdness FOR
study led him 10 avoid society. The hospital Stunned
by MANY peOple became "A homo 10 him. His energy In
attending the wants Of hs patients unrng ana
his amiabity and kindness OF manner were we!knOwn
10 many person. in the Health Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
INSTRUCTION FOR LIBRARIANS.

Tho regular monthly meeting of the Colum1p, .,
College Trustees held in the college
efternoon Two measures of interest to the colleso
we adontei One resolution read as follows
There shall be established in connection VIII VIII ,H i
college n school in which instruction shall De iancrs
tho principles Of library management IN "moh ioS 20 ro
may qualify themselves 10 discharge the duties Va Tic
fessona librarians such school 70 DO Gl
Columbia College School OF Library Economy l ~
shall conmenoe on tie first Monday of OCTOBER LOU
Provision for the curriculum and otheI nat .aS
was referred to the library committee. ne otnoa
ra"olntion nrovides that the chemical aboratoIleS
shall hereafter be open Saturdays, the qualiUa-
tive laboratory TO be open from to p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

.m h.ox IN tn former site, half way up the hill:
ofnoe ssnk MoCnne age tRirty-eight boarder az
The Eermanis House, fol- down tight or sro st%Ts oh
Sunday evening. and sustained injuries rom which
he died. o.., Ill
WHITE PLArvs.-In the surrogate's Cont the WI III
of .john ]. June, of North SALEM was admitted 70
probate yesterday quarter Of century ago nS o
~ frIn Nv his will. executed on April 20, 1874,
be left his property to be divided between bis
hrot hers and sisters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
A WEATHER PRoVERB MADE GOOD.

The day was ushered in yesterday by a thun-
der shower and those people took ther umbrellas with
them when they went down town who remembered tho
nautical prOvcrb:
Shower The morling. The sailors warnings
shower uIgIt. tAr sailors d"ltshtj
Slower at noon the sailors doom
The proverD held good. Tor the sky overcast most
OF the day aud once twice few drops Of rain fell
The shower In the morning made the air cooler fhan u
wuud have been, but IL warm enough 10 remind
any one who was abroad that summer was sot many
weeks Of The IN te parks AM squares seemed 10
have been doing their best during the night and were
clothed Ia bright green leaves. crowds oil people SAT on
the benches under The shade all day, aud In spite Of tho
clouds in he Bs nursemls ont IN force rlndlns
bAbycaITags leading their charges along the walks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
NA1IOYAL GUARD NOTES.

Gellott D. DOchert has been appointed AdJu-
tant of the 9th REGIMENT by Colonel Seward
Colonel Jones, 18TH Reqmont, mas taken a snon'
mand Of tho regiment ..,o ooa
Regiment Armory this evening AZ o'clock . attend MN
on the review OF the 22d Regiment. large number OF
invitations have been issued. 80 . o..
CompanIes ID and g, 23d Regiment, will march TO-
Coney Island; II to jamaica, and Company A VII
decided to take the regiment " Buffalo for the 4th o
july, and Will visit Niagara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
Jersey CITY.

Mayor Collins who was recently elected rs citi-
zcns' aud Republican candidate, took possession OF
the Office yesterday.
The Rev. Phcbe \. iIauaford, pastor Of the Second
Unlver5ilst Church, has offered her resignation, to
take effect on June l.
William KnoOp, the German laborcr, Of No; 40
Morrls-5t. Who fell down stairs on saturday, died
yesterday.
Maggie Murphy, a Internationally ear-old child
while playing in front of her home Yesterday was
run over by grocery wagon and fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

ing to break into store in Seventh-sve. lie saio
he had a Ratchet In his hand and he happened 10
'1 The e Grand jury have considered your case.
said Clerk T Hall, and have decided not to indic'
Bress de Lordp cred coored boy tnTo wen{
vnS into he air as lie was hustled out of the court
rnnm by the Officera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
SUNDAY WAS HIS ILLSrARRED DAY

Baptiste Butelle, a Frenchman, some time
ago began 20 build house upon lot wh0h he purchased
at WI qMshrldgc. Beng poor carpenter he worked IN
sbop I'm hs city during the week aud spent HE time
the mouse sundays only It year before II was
competc-a pretty OnestOry structure. He then m ar
him She contracted malaria and became insane and
one sunday night fire and partly burned the house
She died On he foowin; sunday SIX mouths later Blu
tqIle himself also died Oh Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
ALONG THE SOUND.

The Rev. John Lyon preached in the pulpit OF tho
Church of the Redeemer on Sunday Il ne SAW
Immediately constructed in fairfeld-ave., 1t will
be capable of seating POO people,; The barge
President, of the New-York Transportation Com
tain John Burroughs and one seaman were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
MR.. z41DrvAR VISITS TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

President XaIUlV9r, OF INC EtUUUIIU % pdI VI
dor accompanied by the Minister PeuipotenttTy, MI.
Dardpn Consul Jacob Bqz and several other c0'-s OF
Central American Republics taken In charge by Nr
Lucas OF the Mayors Office yesterday AMI were initiated
into the mysteries OF the Ncw-IOrk Fire department.
Th~y frat visited the headquarters In Meroerst 40
companed by Commissioner Van Colt and Che! onay re
party went the house Of ENGINE Company NO % ~
Great JOnes-s where the horses wero htced up ana the
act ION OF the engine explained The life saving corps at
iacued to Hook and Ladder Company No. 8 III fast
TArteeuhst also went through their dr Tor me Vldt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACR-The Rev. d. Lyman Abbot VIII dclivcr
the annual sermon To tne students Of R0ckland
College on June 7-..-..Ihe clergyman made refer
cuce o excise matters ~ their sermons and prayers
on sunday, and expressed the hope that the tral'-
actions of the Excise BoaId would accord with the
Will Of the people,. Tho Law and Order AssOcia-
lion of OraugetoVn viii meet on Friday evening.
.... Tho First Baptist Church Will soon held "a
nm 10 paY a plrt cf the church lebt.
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AN ALnrRNlN MD rOR vOTEs.

N"I i.''n m Ill.,, Ill., t,,g ,,t,r,i'iv invited the
~ '.,, H., ,,.ot l',u .n fhuf.d.T Il 10 "A. Iu.
They viii be- turn shed "'lh ,I,l,S'' lot t5t 'i
!'@l ' 49,. ,,,, ,tt i..,.,..,, l.tt p acIu3ipt.l
Ntl ,'' '' . IL. IA, 3D.. mt ,t ~. Gid. i'm
N'f' '' i =, ~. rt..., .,,.f -. r,ic,,Llo .ulilrl,.
-, A. 49,, 49,, -, i,,.t,,. ,,... accented
81 .,,,..',,. l.,.. .,,,J IlIld me- Uapartncut
'n' ,,' ,i..... ..'I.',tl,st b. h, OH
re- I'' "..l t, . .trr.t hes. tII,n
80, 10y, a. 'Iti ,..,I H., .e,,uf, feet I'D streets of
SIM n v.. l.ut,i Tho Il. aI.tfar OF
r. tll ". .'' ~ 90" .i'. g., .,,,.t ,.r.,,,ts a.
I,,'IH 80. l..,I ,5.l. y.iil .in 400 ,.,t,ls of
.. t.,.,... ,...,l.,. T,,rc Inns here.
So. i,... , conflict ot authority between thc
Vnt....oi Market. and th, Irr.t Bureau.
en-. t.p,,ru ,t,u,\fT SrVr To THE TONES
. a. 4. i.r..,,L v.l
Mi l"'|' l"'' TO. N''" " ,.'.t a. = ii..','
am ''' "'' - D. 90. " "t.i '. il.tt
ht-t SO. WAS ti.uR''d 30 .''"f' "''''' ',""-' ''
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th rN.s avs '' ''.,' .' y, .''..
toi,. t..t INK. III. tI. I.. character ol Mrs Pore
Gt.' ,,r. .f.,,,.. -,..... to, fo tI.. court u
~ "a tlr l,-.rf was d..' I.u.. as of ,aa lowest
Lui t,IIIiu ~ .lIiiI- l.I "a 4l.d void t0 say for
,..uoi a.. I.l.,.. Tint tHr prisoner Was good
t,f.l ,'r,,.,u e., .,., u a bah bu. ia..- llr Ic
-. .i, ,,,i, .. i,tl J..,u lv .frd.r Coviup That
-, No.. tL,,, o,, ,,t,r,.,irt of ~ , nature was
VIZ, I''' '..' -. w. ,.., .t .uiI,.,ui rll.I
m'1'' 's'''\ t},' ,.'.,,.J l.t.r nc..un. irom .i.
,. ,i,t Iu.,r... Az, ..nt,frcd Mrs ForIct
- Imprisonment in the CIV Prison flr ten d'v, and
a. r,, ~ 80 Ibo uuc wa, Immediately paid aud
a. p,,r.t r,l,,i, n.rofuutuied tEo officers g. the
rI.
NOT N FAVOR on + NAIIDNAl. fhiIt
-. hI I-or'' 81 I., n Mi 1, tHr
Nmc,.can Agricultural A,-oc1t,ou. Yesterday &c
I.,.et ntori A large meeting Of arIIrulturi-t-
Wa expected. nt which the project of holding "a
National FAIR Wa 60 hc discussed. but when less
Than dozen representative, of thc itnmP ht'r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
HO.uE NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-F. Carroll BrewstepI 1rt or
philedephia Judge Charles Daniels OF Buffalo folt d
sheldon OF jamestown N " and Colonel william IA r"d
ard, OF Rhode Island. 81 James Hoe-
Jerome b. Par1nonter of Troy. Gsey HUass Pear
g. Prather OF ST. Louis ht'c-lS5 1'' Rrtroort
Admiral Daniel Ammen, United STATES Nav! ''''O'''
House-Nrs General george H. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
REGIsrER's OFFICE NOTES

The city has transferred to Napoleon j. and
Francis w. laines the property on tle north side OF
Nlncty -seyentht extending from Second TO THIRD ayes
The consideration WAS 500
William g. Lesster has paid 800 for strip OF land six
inches wide, adjoining his property the south aide VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
STATEN ISLAND

RfCuMOND.-The spring term Of the Court of
over and Tcnnner convened yesterday. The Grand
jury had several important cases 10 consider and
will make their prcscntments today.
MppIE!owN-Thc Excise Commissioners granted
seyeuty-ty.o licenses yesterday The tce was $40.
There arc ninety-twO grog shops in the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
WFsTcuESTER COUNTY.

SING SfNG.-Jamcs Il. Harrington book keeper,
was arrested yesterday and held for forging john
BashlOrds name tO a check for 50.
TARRYrowN.-An order from the PostOnice De-
partment at Washington was received yesterday 10y
Postmaster Raymond, directing him 10 remove tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

Singing irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
Complaints cured by Buchu palba" VI.
Rough ON Corus" for Coms, Bunlons. 15c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements

Genuine Iohann HoTs Malt ENtracthas agatureo Fohan
MOrZ .lsneI neck Of every bottle lndOcaed
al ply sicans fOr general debility beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
MARINE INTELLIG GNOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr.es 449. refs G57 Noon sets 2.3S Moons agGiA
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
n SANDY Hook. 4j2 Gov. Island 6:3uHel G,ra 1923
PAf-Sandy Gook. 5l4 GOV. Island COZ toh Gaia 1ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
ono-hundrsd carbohydrates. east of Lexington


Property on the north side OF si1ty-hfthst 175 feet
east OF Fourthaye has been bought by Ulysses = Grant,
IT., for $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
rAnIrr on Union SQUIRE FIRM

There WAS considerable surpts Expressed Acsior.
dtt when 10 became known that Henry !. Hart x
Co dra'.rs iu upholstery goods ht NJ. -" Union
S.utrr Lil mJi. uI u.-' guW'ut o. tlIs \. lHi's
with preferences Of %1~. $40 tT u lni been sup
y ,-ri char tho hrn was dong % rcuun'ratINe ph-l
no. .f IAN In reduced us stock fully 80 per cent
fur flr reason that the volume 81 ITS wholesale sales
w.. .oo Large nor lts capital and 1t nude special
eI.rt. Go ucf.I-, It- rptuIl business. The huu was
t,r.ct oY January d. I--O by Henry l. Hart aud
urury MORRISON. ir Mir Hart he'd been OF {. l..
N.nplr \ to-. stttIourI-, trlm July 10, 1870, 10
IIrI.aIt - 1877. and oi solomon Hart, importers
of uui goods firII luIN -. 10 june. 1855"
n. 'uh,rirl $4,000 n.m h.s father, Who founded
tlr t.u OF solomon a Hart many yoa.r ago. HE
pt.frr.cI creditor. ol thc uru are: ON Schedule A
- ihe Importers AMI Traders National Bank,
800: tine National Broadway Bank. H., 900 4;
;hc Nana 0i tuc Metropolis. 5000; La4c buis
Tl,lin.vn A Co.. TijOID: Henry Morrison
SILL l9: Elsie N Cop-tp.k y. 800. aud Fred
:. My,fs. $500. Ou Schedule b i. Ncsthcad &
Go. .D.G'I Oi: Leopold liiu- 0lZ;'ii 80 and
T. n rauu y Co. YpG5 3O. Tic total indebtedness
4. said tu h. about 500 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
Henry A. DANIRLs. NJ. |

15aIexingtOn.sve, between 99th and 9lth,bA
Hours, : tOl toll Diseases " tho Nervous ,ystsa
Genlto. rlnsIy OrgAnA Impotence and stsrllsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
TIRE SUPERSTITION ABOUT OYSTERS

III lasf of the p'riDns was about 20 down
with -ouic friends o. luncheon OF garden ,hh ia l
ne restaurant u FULTON Market yesterday when
IlUtNt Reporter dropped 300 and asked hin % thH
t,.t tu.t May $50, spc lrd without AN "r' made any
dti' renee foo tuD oyster trade.
~ui,,.-t .Iou.' sad Ma Dorlon-" supcrst ton
aud fashion. Thus ldra ot not eating oysters W q
month without .n r. Why, Won cam got rs good
oysters Boa the m.dd. of summer AS you can in W.n-
tee Ne have deep water oysters planted especially
TO- fho summer trade. But most poopi" dom want
oysters 900 hut weather. The month OF May,
nlfIuus people do mot as p rule u~c au ln spell
INIT I. one of tuovrty finest months in thoycf Tor
oy-f.t. and trade Is good nap to june ].
90 tie restaurants downtown people ~" oysters
INV AMI cooked Yesterday ma defiance of the aucrui
MI. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

For Gods Throat Inflammation of the Lunss Kidneys
Bowels rheumatism. Neuralgia, Toohache He@iache.
Pains the Back, chest and Limbs The Application Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the part parts affected will instantly relieve and
cure sufferer complaints Internally RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF taken in doses Of from thirty 10 sixty drops
a tumber OF will few Minutes Cramps
spasms, Sour stomach Collie Fhuleree Heartburn dat.
rhRa, Sick Headache. Nervousness bleepes,ness malaria
all internal pains arising from change OF dict or water Or
other Sold by Druggists 90 cents botte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

BENJAMIN +. BUTLER THANKS TIE LORD.
BENJAMIN +. Batter stood at The bar OF lhe Cen
era Sessions Court yesterday. lie II Oily t"'ifo
years old and his eycbas and teeth shone brilliantly
against background of ebony. lie explained to the
Indae how Le Lannalled 10 be aeeLlsel Ot alleuDt-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-28

TIE cotton manufacturers at Lawrence
Mass have closed their factories until AFTER
the election, telling their operatives that II
Blaine be elected they will reopen on iui'
time, but that should Cleveland be elec'ea u
work will be suspended permanently. Ana
vet the Mahoneites and Blaineltes lax
about bulIdozing in the South! lfthe me"
employed in these factories understood the Inc
o operation of the tariff they would vote LOT
Cleveland, and for congressman who' ny
changing a protective into revenue tarin'
would open the markets of the world to the
nroducts of their labor, and thus, by In
creasing the demand for those products Sc,
cure for themselves constant work and good
wages. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondents Of the Alexandria Gazette.

Especial Correspondents OF the Alexandra Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct %, 1884.
A New York democrat, we'll posted in
his party's affairs, who passed through Pc.
tersburg last night on his return home after
some party work in the South, stopped here
to rest to-day. He says that until recently
International republican committee positive
~ refused to give any money, not only to
Virginia, but to any other Southern State,
for the good reason that there was use in
the North for all they had, and that it
would be an unnecessary waste to spend
any in the hopeless task of breaking the
solid South. Owing, however, to the ad-
vice of Senators Hawley and Plumb, who
have seen Malone, and to that of other
influential Senators with whom Mahone
has influence, who have induced them
to believe that Malone really has a
chance of carrying Virginia, they have
changed their policy, and on Saturday
last they sent OK Senator Chaffee, the fnan-
cial chairman of that committee, to Peters
burg to confer with Ien. Malone. He took
with him SIS, 600 in cash, and had authority
to check for as much more as, after looking
over the Generals figures, he might think
necessary to secure the desired object. This
money is all to be disbursed by General Ma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Sarah Bernhardt is very Ill.

Sarah Bernhardt Is very Ill.
Gen. G. A. II. Blake, U. 8. A., retired
died in Washington yesterday morning.
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner is lying serious
ly ill at his home in Martinsburg, W. Va.
The Scott liquor law has been declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court OF
Ohio.
The President is to leave Washington on
Monday next for New York for the purpose
of casting his vote for Blaine.
VIM. NJ. Rogers, prominent and wealthy
citizen of Newport, r. l., cut his throat near
Jacksonville, Florida, last. hight while tenn.
porarily insane.
Henry Watterson addressed an audience
OF 5000 persons in Chicago last night on the
issues involved in the presidential cam
paign. Referring to the charges that the re.
publicans had carried Ohio by fraud and
violence, he said that if these outrages con-
tinued there would be civil war, not between
the North and South, but between the East
and West.
The stables of Mr.. Tilden ct Yonkers
were burned last night. Mr. Tilden's valet,
and his family, who occupied apartments in
the building, had very narrow escape from
being burned. The carriagea and horses
We're rescued, but all the seighs, hay, grain
and other property were consumed with the
building, which was constructed of stone.
The loss is estimated at SIS, 600 no insur-
ance.
Wilbur F Storey, proprietor oftbe Chicago
Times, died last night. He bad been in
capacitated for business for the past two
years-the result of stoke Of paralysis re-
ceiyed while in Europe four or five years
ago. Mr.. Storey did enough work to kill |
dozen men. For years he was the editor.
in. chief, managing editor and night editor
press, received the first paper;in the morn.
ng, and was always Of his desk at work
ong before any of his assistants. !