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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
THROEGH NEW. YORK STATE.
ARMY VETERAN, IN TROY AGGRIEvED.

ARMY VETERAN, IN TROY AGGRlLNED.
Troy, March 31.-The members OF Post
willard. No - G. A r. feel aggrieyed at request maze
yesterday by Father Casey Catholic priest that they
remove the National flag from the coffin Of their dead
cOmrade Patrick Glenn whose funeral occurred al II
Josephs The Veterans and Ancient Order OF Hloernl-
ans had marched to the church 10 do honor TO their de-
parted brother and the dag the coffin was the prop
erty OF the post Father Caseys request was made at
the BEGINNING Of the service and the coor were
and laid at the foot OF tine coffin Therupon Nlru o5
had been nsulted Father Casey II out of town toay
but other Catholic priests insult was o
that the official ng priest was probably afraid OK hurting
the dag by sprinkling II with hOiY water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
JAMES KING.

James King. who died at the house Of his son,
No - East Onchundred aHdtweny-seven on sun
day. was o we1-kuown man in police circles. He was
born this city in 1879. Al the age Of twentyone he
left the shoemaker trade which he had been compelled
70 learn for more cOngenal employment He Joined the
police force and became cOnsta in the FOureenhWard
In the Ast0rpscc riot he succeeded III eectng the es-
cape Of MacrCady the actor, by Disgusting him. AT the
fire OF 1885 he volunteered Mayor Lawrence 70 bring
powder from the NavJ Yard to blow up build
iugs 70 prevent spread OF the flames. He never
recovered the effects Of the exposure at that time
At the OF sixty, Mr.. King admitted TO the par
and practsld law I'll within a short time OF his death
The funeral viii take place at St James, Methodist
Episcopal Church. st Nadsonave and One-nundreda ana
twenty siXthst., to-day at o'clock. lie burial VIII Dc
al vurrS5 Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS,

The Seryia arrived from Liverpool yesterday
sringng among her passengers Lord George Fitzgerald
Lord Beury Fitzgerald. Howard C. Potter n. Alexander
J. Allison. Captain O. E. Bayiey, Gerard Bes~lck'
Thomas Binnie w. j. Burett, Mrs J. w. RrttOD, Mrs.
W Brftton IL r. Cassel. y. II. COnysrs James Coris-
tine Giles Daubepey, g. J. Donneh, Mrs Donnel' C. o.
brew. Mrs s. Van Du Zee, }. j. Emery, l. Forrest b.
h II Gibbons Newman Gilbey, John Graham Henry
Hale, r. O. Hayden. F. X. Hitchcock l.
Btebeoes. IT,, Percy 3. Hoyt. Miss Hoyt
Mrs. A. Honby Lewis II. Landerman E; W L gao
sfc n a EanSragnr, Alexander MaokenZle, Hugl Mac
tsnzie James Mackenzie, h Macleod ID d. hsss'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

Mrs g. NJ McCou J. C. McCook, F; A, MeSseBgeer "
Moody. John Morrison, Thomas Pub, W n. hslu IT
r. Riley David scott william Scott, G. b. Sheraton H.
r. ShuttlewOrth Colin SOmerve, Reid stewart, us -
Reid stewart Robert Stirring G. a. strong E tNav4
Swayne W. Fuller Tufts. r. G. Nierling l,oDeIt a
Whitaker. William whitaker, Mrs. Louisa MniLaAeI'
the Misses Whitaker II. r. Williams j. u. Mu-O1H' II
G. KetChum. -, At,o,
The Arizona arrived bringing Mr. ana MS 80, -. Ai'i
family n Brewster NJ. J. Butler, the Rev j. = ~ r.
Hartley J. " Hooper Mr. and Mrs D. r. Lyddy, W \
OglethOrpe Emil Elkau Prayer, J. F. -iInp'0h' Ot',,
stOrer Genera, TrevinO, James Turner MuoI AMER ~
Colonel 4. Il. Wood
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THE WHITE ELEPHANT on TRLIL.
A RECEPTION By ToUNG-rHE HIPPoDRoME ADDED
10 THE CIRCUS.

A RECEPTION By TOUNG-THE HIPPODROME ADDED
10 THE CIRCUS.
The White Elephant held his first public re-
ceptiou Yesterday in his luxurious quarters at the Mad-
son Square Garden Invitations had been sent 10 we'll
known scientific men travellers and others supposed 20
be learned In elephant lore and from II o'clock until
T,u7g was inspected by visitors. Mr.. Baruum was on
hand and addressed his guests. He particularly called
attention TO the fact that the white elephant wac not
white and said that it added crown ., honor ~ we'll
scD sa 10 have di-proved the traditions Of centuries.
Then tlc native musicians gave concert They gave
this time IN sections and the effect therefore less
disastrous than on sunday night Two priests stood on
each side OF Toung while the long haired MhOV guarded
his tail During the intervals OF the concert the Bur
esc smoked cigars and discussed the pccu aritle Of the
visitors. The visitors returned the compliment. After
the elephant had been looked at from every point Of view
-re cI.d statue Of Bhudda the golden silklnct nm
hrea and other odds and ends were aii rcd lL'iIlA
tin Bible Nrueu ia J. um'N,. N 10. 1.-li,u M -
lection ba- quarters. The Nautch girls sang selections
from native operas, the Zuu- glnhrd ana thc 4o.'47
f.'rtf. Ar.iu. Then every shook hands with Mr.
Dlruuu and said g0oJby. Before going however, Ger
tdcates the genuaeness Of the animaI 'uq EXP
lions Of HE strange nuc were Naty.eA e. - ~
Gray, u. F, Slrady Maurice y hel' :. = A,LioIG'
A ;. Heath T. l. Leonard W NJ CarpGnteF ana + r.
Poster, +. Greey and Otners Among Tue VISITORS "t'
j. c Beard, DR. Z. :. Bates Professor r. OGDEN Dore-
mus. Or. J. :. Wright, PROFESSOR mares SuoIt, - l.
West. the Rev Robert Colyer, +. :. Church, Carr
seLurz Dr. Austin Flint, Jr., Theodore luolhts' = =
COuaut Jerome Buck. General L. J.. Nele' Judge AI-
yocnte Asa Bird Gardner, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Judge
nr H. b De Garmo. A committee consisting ~ Judges
testimony aud report a. to the genuhehess OF Ie
beast. ,s......, .,.
hir show last uiglt There chariot races, horse
foot races hurdle races "eeDhiio" races SAGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
THE FIGHT AGAINST DRAPER.
80 ONE CONTROLLING TIL NIXTH con- .rssI0N'L
DISTRICT CONVENTION
rpY rrLEnn III Ii LIZ TRIRTNr
III ITLETAAIH u TIE IIIIbI "
$50 Nj o. M. - N--.-t1l,v T;.


AIB.NY, March 31.-Thc lst Assembly Dis
ict Rcpub Convention met ut Cocymans today and
was Or anized in favor o. Committeeman Draper by a
woe ~ L to 49, The seats OF four delegates from the
First Ward OF Albany were contested, but permanent
seefs were awarded TO the sitting Draper delegation
Noble H. Bronx Coeymans, John D. White Of Berne,
and John &. schneider, OF Albany were elected dele
gates 70 Utica by vote OF IL 70 =. They were u -
.trrctcd but favor President ArJ1urs nomination.
support Nj Draper seven % the state delegates 1c
from the county favor Draper and five oppose him.
The lid Assembly District Convention Is claimed By
both sides bur the best information gives Draper II
delegate, and the anti-Drsper men 20. It cts on
April H. The delegation from the county 70 U-icc Will
stand then 70 against DR. per AntiDraper o. en- VIII
probably the eieot OF ex Mayor T. l. JtdsOn 20
The stale Committee Il Diapers place
All the delegates to the CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Con
veufion have been elected. The Ist Assembly r7r
sends i Draper II anli-Draper delegates the 10
II Draper p auu-Draper DELEGATES and &C , 'Iants
the lid probably IA Diaper and 20 GLlDrsFf ana ty
IVt1 81 Draper and y anti Draper giving D.apcr -
delegates anu the opposition 81. six antlDIa n de G.
Qates from the sixteenth Ward Will De contested oil tle
ground Of Improperly signed credentials. me con-
veutiOn, accordingly Il II no ones hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
NICHOLAS rRUBNER.

LONpON March 31.-Nct"GS IruDnfr' The
weu-AuOwu bookseller and bibhog pher Is dead.
Nj Tubner was born az Hello berg In 1917. IL en-
tered rloksellers shop eaIly ~ iife and finally wa
employed by Mr.. Long, q, % London. Frenis FUR
nisbed LIN money 20 engage circulating American
llzerauu he in England. "TruOue photographed Guide
10 American Literature" was the WORK which gave
synopsis OF American literature. Mr. Tutner founded
speial literary periodical entitled "TrulGcr's Amer
can md Oriental Literary RecOrl His list or puJucd-
tons forms volume OF l16 PAGE. ana j. Ich ID Orrndi
sweden conferred Mr. prubu'. the knZntlo0d OF me
Poral order OF 81 ar In ST the Cross ~ Knight
OF the order OF Franz Joseph was we'd upon the pup
Usher OtaLr decorations also conferred on oIlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
TIE sE4soN FoR sPECKLED GEAUTIEs.

The opening of the trouting season to-day
will he celebrated with hsl exhibit In Fulton Market by
Eugene G. BLACKBOARD Ia the evening the s1uAris viii be
lighted by electric hgh IN The water. Tomorrow the
exhibit will be duplicated in Washington by Professor
Baird Half of tho NewT0rk exhibit VII he shipped 70
tna, city this afternoon Some thirty members OF the
s a,aa snorrsrneu Climb is nor the clubs pTnsrrves
~ 1akasle Z L. ass evening, among them being Roland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
JAMES PONEYy ZABPT4KIE.

James Romeyn Zabriskie died at Bloomfield,
y J., on sunday Re was a well known New-Horker'
closely identified with the interests OF the metropolis
When years ago connected with the navy he was
active in fitting out vessels for the Mexican War he
has been for nineteen years resident Of Boomhcd FOR
long time be was An invalid but his fatal illness began
last October, when ne had hemOrrdge lie leaves "a
widow and two with their families. Inc Idlly Il
dOuhlv afflicted for only last week his mOtherin-aw MS
Eliza Clark died MS home Mr.. Iabrisue was mem
Der Of tho Methodist Church The funeral VIII occur al
In IN WtCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
4 yRIEgRAPH PURCHASE.

J. G.. Case, secretary of the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company sid yesterday that the
company had bought and taken possession OF the lines OF
the Northern Mutual Company extending from Syracuse
10 Oswego WATERFOWL. Ogcnsburg and Alexandria Bay
The lines were about 200 miles In length and had been
operated under a contract with the Mutual Union Com
nanv Mr. Case Mid thai tho contract had been violated
by the consolidation OF the Mutu Union with the Western
Union and that after negotiations the property had
been bought by the Bankers aud Merchants company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
SIDNEY PUENIx NGRAHAN.

Sidney Phenix Ingraham died yesterday at his
home No 21O9 Fitth-ave he was born in this city in
-OJ and succeeded his father city auctioneer posi-
non which he held for several years He was appointed
Register or Vessels House in 1880 and re
manned there that capacity twenty seven years He
was the first captain Of Company B, 9TH Regimen and
at the time OF his death the Oldest member Of tile
Veteran Association. He brother OF JudSc .nsa-
ham for forty years Judge orthe supreme Court IN This
civ aue was member Of the old Dutch Church for fifty
wears. lie leaves three daughters and one son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

and Gould Redmond James Burard and ex secretary OF
the Navy George ~ Robson. The CLUB VIII SEM w py
the first train This M 1rnng 800 OF s choicest fish for the
display IN the market Pcleg Hail. James Cadwaader
and several other members Of the Suffolk Cluo also ~
the city preserves which are seven or lIn
miles from those Of the South Side Club Al a m tree
tons Of wild Canadian viii be received az uItO
Market The exhibit Will last from q ~ y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES.

BOsToY, March 31.-The Adreriiser's ~ vision
Gifts canvass among tho prominent Repubcg- In the
State on preferences for Presidential and
candidates gives President. EdmGnds $50 yotes IN
t:al vote OF Al; Arthur coming next with 70, and
blaine LAiTd Will -. On second eAOlOe Arthur leads
win ~; Edmunds nas ~, ana Blame 80 votes b9F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN March 31.-FOr New-Engl gland,
warmer and fair weather followed Tuesday by light Local
rains and diminishing northwest winds, becoming yArlA
BILE.
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer ana Id'r
weather followed during tuesday by sAs local rams Al"
northwest winds, shifting 20 5Outherly.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. generally war'ne'
and partly cloudy weather local rans and variable
winds mostly SOuLherly. 49,, ,-,-.
weather local rains and variable winds. mostly sOuAerJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAllEs Ia BEOADWAY.

At 500 q fire broke ont on the top floor Of the
fve.tory iron front building No. 332 Broadway. Occu-
pied by H. Hamburger dealer in fancy paper and novelty
goods The stock was damaged $4,000. The stock ON
the first Goor the basement occupied by Bromley,
trrr dealer in r1iss vas damaged $1,000 by water The
Hiding which belongs 20 Henry DOan, was consider
ably damaged. The of the fire could not De as
cartaiued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
wE4ruaYOR EDISON PEARG

Before the bill making the Controller elective
was signed Mayor Edison wrote to the Governor denoune
ng The bill as peculiarly pernicios piece oil legislation
ne ad thar the Controller had under his charge vast and
-, ,,,.r.s.s and we're ne so disposed he could by
nsne the patronage bis disposal and by other hess
within his power so increase las autlofl'! an"
"a ia bscome stronger than the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

TRIRUSE OFFICE, April Ii a. m.--The movement in
the barometer during the clear weatbr Of yesterday was
irregular. Tho temperature ranged between 30 and
Az the average ljJs1 being l3' higher tlan on the
corresponding day year and Gig higher than sun
day.
coUdness and chances OF rain, lie expected to-day
IN thus city and vlclnlly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
DEATH OF An rMpRIsONED MrRDERER.

ALBANY, March 31.-Peter Edwards, the old
who his wife at Preston Hollow, on warren
90 died in confinement at the Jail this afternoon He had
lucid intervals prior the end his last uterances
being pteous requests his wife and be brought
him. He a confirmed opium eater, ana hau Deeh
deprived of his stmulant while imprisoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

OswEGO, March 3l.-TwO men were arrested
in ElbTde Onondagua County this afternoon who are
supposed to be the persons robbed the safe IN Sayre
store in this CITY .turtay night The burglary EVIL
IDENTIFY work Of professionals and IS doubtful the
men arrested guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

During the year 1888, the Equitable Life.
Assurance society Of the United states paid the enormous
sum o. So 042 100 OF death claims. Over a million OF
this amount raid the day which proof OF death
Was received ever two millions wl5Bln three da4
nearly two nil Hons and a half within days. and the
whole amount within two months :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
TIE MASSACHUSETTS GREENBACkERS.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.

BOsTON. March -31.-The executive State
Committee Of the Greenback Labor Comnittee held
meeting here to-day and voted hold the state COnyen
ton AZ Lynn IN the agI week In April for the purpose Of
eIertC delegates the National Convention II Indian
aDolis on NAV %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
CAUr1oYARY SIGNALS on THE LAKES.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE rRBUNE.l

icy TELEEKAFH II The IhIbINH'I
OswEGO. March 31-By order from Washing
ton received here to-day display Of cauOnary signals
will be resumed on Lakes Ontario Erie and Michigan on
and after tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

the police last night descent wa made upon place
at No 129 secOnd-ave. and Michael Tsasos the alleged
proprietor, arrested. The prisOnor was ct Police
headquarters at late hour waiting for magistrate 70
trHslu hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
CastsFia.

When Baby was sick. we gave her CA5TORIA.
When she WA Child, she cried for OAsroRI,.
When abe became Miss. she chung - CisroRiA.
When she had Children, she gave then CAsr0aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

There is indeed an irrepressible conflict be-
tween the white and black The country IL gone
Wild over white elephants, and the cOOred variety Is
&c aleC ted Boston Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
TIE rAGYER CONCERT SALE SUGGEST III


BosroN, March 31.-The single tickets for
tbe Wsgl,r concerts we're put sale to-day nj Music
Hall with gratifying results. The sale began al a M
about go people being IN linz. and from then uni
a. IA tEc .resm ~ purchases - lheos7.L ne sac
Va ep,frayis md far beyond he expectations OF MI
Tocke AZ sails Of The Wagner book was also very large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
Poi Dtn.P N1ncr.


match yy r particular s-eamsr ~ orier - SECURE spHriY to
hyeS Al r-lII'f o. - ~ Itn'"'"""' h"' ID '' ''''
m as los the vecA Guiding April VIII close Al i;
TI 3 I'd. Tor Central America Tie 'ouh Pa
tl. pu.f- aas fh- West coast OF Mexico pei r ftt
pl 60 AAplDNsl jat J.! a. N. Ior JaihA'a h'A'"i'
du- 3D. .u -sloI. pr r. totah ,s,
Webs t5D,l--At' : 30 q. VA COT Europe per D. EdeI
p" I y ,sp ~ f.l a.. ~. 49,. -, ~ tprl,e ,,.t
- .pla,,D.. va eurclsto"n ic. tsrs aust ie u.
roctrG p'r te.lalonl a. o." q. 10 I'i tr@e7 n,t',
p,-- 5 Ame.ilAe va Hsvrc, a. . m t"f We N'Ihrt-
sna dir. la.r Laiuial. "a A lsetiltil al 4 p m
iJr ...t d, IlaSsarI Islands par !. brttnut.- ~.
I1i vi- QueeustOw letters wr Germany AMI Fran .
must br rected pei Diiy p Richmond vi 20 a "a ~
q t1,rs. Al II a n for Venrrucl curacao Per
Caracas; at p, M tus Bermuda, per = : onoco at
l3n o. M tlIba, the est inaes snd Mexico gef -
Clfy Of y asbIu g;rn VIA Havana .
FRIDAN--AL D. t0g hs9 Z. pol = = NiteAa - p W.
f1r New fouI isnd aud ~ Pierre Nqttlon. via lA
sATtj 6DAY-At / a i0r BcrmuiA pet 3 s. Nrsl, N =
oH,-nstnwn elers Germany etc. must be diferirt
- p1o4, .. al 10 q ~ zoo scotland uIFeCt peg
I,.rnufl ettcr~ mus he directed De
Xonta -, a. il a m or EUROPE, per AdTtsilc Va
per Adriac"l az II a. m Tor Germany, etc, per : =
oder. va aoItA. on siiA i 49,, h.. -
"prr ODER for Belgium direct Der = swift Z
land. VA Antwerp; Al 80 p u ~ NaoA Ahd fo1'' ''N'
per : Newport, Havana
SUSDAG-At 7;lb p. ia. for honduras ana LFlnss0i u
= city OF dallas. VIA NcF Orleans, ,,.,t. ... -
krancsco close mere APni D stb y a. AA1is OK Ass
traiu, New Zealand sanOW,eh ant ~ i,l@iiN ~
loaandla wa Sa kraaclseo close ~ apr 30, -
BRITISH for Australia
-be schedule OF closing Pacific MS is lrraH@r ga
the presumption teir uninterrupted ~ vttAh" -
FrTncsco day sailing OF steamers are dispatches
thence tAr A-ne AE' ,rr>,,N- q pr psoN PoSrpasfsr
Post office New.YOrk. \. Y Marsa 90 losh
Haru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
DEPUTY sHERIFFs DISCHARGED.

Troy March 3l.-ln accordance with an
agreement with the Taxpayers Association the sheriff TO-
day dismissed 81 Deputy -heriffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

-sNtio1I "a TIA lily ~
yvs divisions 0rmr Tor 81, 81 hll,
y mercury fting those The t-i line
the vnraour u indicated b. thc h-tl9crf a. Ia
EuGgzGsy Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
THE FILLMORE WILL CASE SETTLED.
BUFFALO, March Sit is reported that a

settlement has been effected between the respective a
torneys engaged in the Fillmore will case The attor
news refuse to make public the nature OF the settlement
but do not deny tia. the differences nave oeeh eeIeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
pR1soNEARNINGs ATArBrRN.

AUBURN March 31.-The earnings from the
prison here in March s975s 49, and the dsburse-
mt nts, 80 ,339 Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01
BLAINE CARRIES THREE COUNTIES.


BITISEI re, hdIfu IL if If'hhDii'dh N'H
ventons ia Armstrong Warren lnd Greene counties to-
day elected Blaine delegates 10 he STATE tdLvenuon
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Ready This ,lorRlnx.

THE. sENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price IN wrapper ready Dor mailiagh ems r. ~
Qua copy, year 81 %, Ten cvp1ss ai@ IA NN"~ ~
RS3~'s' - - THE TRIBUNE SesNsr<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

Premature loss Of the may be eDey prevented BY
the OF Burnetts COcualnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Boaauei Toilet seap.-ihs
novelty exceptional strength o. M portUno arc Tie Poe
isE "a Sclaat0ne " this luxurious srtaela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

MERCER. Penn, March SILL, Democratic
County Convention to-day elected Randall delegates to
the state Convention.
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Bang, & Co.. 730 and III Broadway.

THE LARGE AND VALUABLE
Law LIBRARY OF THE
HON v DALRI2rPLE. Of Aorns'own, M
comprising important
AMFRICAN and ENGLISH REPORTS.
TREATIsES. DIGEsTs. COMMENTARIES. TRIALS e.
To be sold ar auction.
WEDNESDAY TIL RSn ~ and FRIrAY. ~ IN d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

The Republican enrolled The 5eyera! assembly ill.,
uirts will tIe ctaitrr named Oh FRIDAY,
the VI atH tl
tenates a Convention be held ~ Utica Apl ="
l-4 anu delegates 20 COAE-siJ District Conventions 10
20 the 0ni Convention
be held at Chicago June B. s4 Excepting ha IN The ith
Assembly District the election shall De he'd Oh April TO- lc
delegates chosen convention 20 he constituted % a
lows; Z3d Ward u delegates, 2itl Ward. delegates
BIT delegates, snail meet a. Holman =
Hall Sd.tve and ~rh-s.. FRIDAY EVENING. April
II 1884 O'Clock and choose the delegates and aeraes
the district il entitled 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-01

safe FuniiIy Remedy.
Approved by thousands OF progressive pay arc Zen
cons Iapcins Porous Plasiers Reliable. 23c.
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Co dL.LLcts are eatiea b IepLe.el-lLol b ~.

Representation IN ,l- oua DE- 40 Conventions
' a ge RE 10 si District n Ia Win the Assr Dtsr on
miltees have mutual i[red OF 'as Pay agree ;s Oh
sentluon shall be IN accordance with -nct 'zrrement
stTTrRD1Y EVENIyG Apri Is is-i Sd, : orI,s me
sfl Congressi56s District. p varics-plqce
TIA C0nzrrssiOla Dl-,1ct, ar io tlht"u-'i,h
8h congressional District At Conc0rua a'l - Avenue
l1th Congressional District NJ 4qS 3javr
lltn Congressional District at go ~ ~ 5l'h ,--
i-tA Congressional District 10 Morton ft- -.s' .''
18Th Congressional District at hamilton House -5,a'L
The elections will be a, tie iooain- named 1.o.
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81 District science hail / Il stl-st
S IA D IsfriSt y g Vet Vet HSist,a.
7th District b. Clnion-o.ice
sth District 50 Lulo"-st
sra District. Blacc-p" lIrldng-
ION District ,ou,or4ia iiai, : Ay.nre.A.
ii5tttRR b.s s.r,.. 81 ,j3ta.5l
i4R Disfac,' Ryan, nm, 1Ithft aad I.flro
ION District Rose Hul a1il AZ dave
. . B B,5lisL t aSt9 Ave. DID '' '''''
I,G DisticJ We.t 67,n-st and BoueyarL
tbrI UI4r-ci tIeIrDei ttiIL 10 East jfir-<f
5I.r bstr.ct Norton IIaI : rasJ 5ata-st
"a "a Ds,I1s ffi ~ L25 Hall Hall .su-aeast corner lls,
'H a,d ' War,i Hohman- Hal I4s,-.!: ane dave
PAN ar. IIIth st, between Washington and kiiropi
In the Ist ed ID 4t 6rh 18th lnd Assembly Dis
trcts nd SD ami I'm arts. tie POLLS VIII renaa p,l
In ne Oh, 9th 9i6 su Ioh IIla I-b 18Th Iirh 18th
I'm Torn 5O ~ g-i iri 2"d Assembly Dist.c. Tie
pps vii e2 S open s 2 e. MA 10 b ~ two
AZ ot winch me Tot aii ne rec yl ol ~ N3sis e
inclusive and the other, yocsOt AL those whose sur
names begin with any letter OF tho aipha1st rOm % I'm.
The members O the STATE C2g@!t,Se shall il ,ae5 TsRs.,
siona DIST ,d a ID r1 ' SfgaalIati5a e5ec,
BY order Oh the county eolIii1T o.RPrf.N Pye ,ent
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