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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

together with nighboring portions Of Vermont and
Massachusetts Tho reports made by trnsty CORE
spondent aud show the Increasing popularity ot the Ne
publican standard bearer. In almost every instance The
prediction !, made that Mr. Balncs vote VIII exceed
"ari'lds four years ago. Notwithstanding some HllHh'
detection In few localities TO ST John and that other
parts Of The state will 20 for the Republican candidate by
a handsome majority.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Howard Gri'wod. daush
ter Of the late John A. old. 90 Henry W Webb son
~ General J. Watson webb. of New-York. yesterday.
was the social event OF this season. Tho Rev H. = H.
Yll. Of Stamford Conn. performed the ceremony Miss
Phubc Vail. ~ Troy and Miss L. IT. webb of ewNork.
acted - hrdcsmails and T. &. Miller OF New York. MAS
beet man The company included many people conspicn
ou- I'm ,oceiy Troy. Albany and New York ono thou
sand invitations had been sent out
Alfonso Bnla and John IIitchns two Of Troy oldest
ana best townsmen. died during the week Both were
prominent In financial circles and largely interested
in phlanthropc enterprises.
Apollo Commaudcry, Knights Tempar, viii leave town
sunday night o attend the state Corcayc M Buffalo taxi
ing with them scycn'y-h, mcmbers.wth Dorng's Band
The drIll corps VIII give nm exhibition dr both nj
paued by Charlie II Hold ~. ~ Saratoga. Past Grand
Commander of the state OF New York
Brurc chief director ofihc department Of ro'orcl
exhibits Ton the Wprl'4 Expostinn Al Sow Orleans, has
appointed prcr titlrorc oi tht ityAs.tnut llnn
oriry Comm '.loncr for The Xyll,b Congressional ps
triri 0f This state.
po'a'oc. bring FROM az cents 10 ~ barrel In this
city, and buyers d1 NOT crave them NJ That price Inc
yh! h cyifanrlinlry LARGE FARMER, I'm the
norihrfn towns are holding thousands az bushels ior
ii'r m price.
Jni-c nmarcauv ~ saritora VIII mold the Rensselaer,
COUNTY tunrt urxf week There ur 80 rasr4 un ne
"A rnlrndnf, nui n b. reI"rrd that The tinl u' '.
h1nrf'in Church for rohhine ihr ri'y treasury VIII
tnfr rltrt
Fhr rrt ~ Krrr tri.rser. ras'0r ~ 'he FRET
rfaehrirf'a pirrrh tis trusrrH 20 th' ruf itW we
srrru' $50 r tnuIr 1te Ppr ~ NlWi
90 ph'a' thrts hia 'isi-rfi hr 70 u nN bestr' ~"
designation riii hr a .rriHi
Afatnw 80 ihp hfsNtss aivailt 90 tfH5 ahHws iht'
''elt g. rr'Htln- rtt..rNif ~ lNlr'''ta H'r r'H'
tu,iif at.t 4i.tU 40. iHN snt airri iriiufa' Nir
ihr sAfi ai uiiit iair hAs q AH7' r'N'Nl"t n"iNns
hln ba,r., o. aiifaptIns ftig ailpapa' % iAp urr's
iir,t 40 NiHi'
bnDY and sankeF slil visit FrnY ani AihlnY AoFnh
trg o. +. dni % 90 hnid areu-iuus revival.
a resident at Troy recently papere the stalls 10 IN,
stable cost uf tionOO Past ut the paper consist
ct bonds Of the detunct steam heating company ana lle
remainder Wa bonds of other " busted bubbles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
ALBINI,
GOVERNOR D-STEAMBOAT COL
LISION-REVIVAL SERVICES.


ICY TELEGRAPH - re rRtnUSEI
Albany. Oct l0.-Goyenor Cleveland expects to
leave Albany at o'clock Wednesday morning for
New ork, reaching the city At about l. lie will stay
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and return to Albany
Thursday evening.
The force of men still employed the construction
of the pew capitol will al be discharged to morrow
afternoon a. the appropriation made by the last Leg
stature has been exhausted. The stoppage Of work
entails not only considerable want among the men, but
also Indirectly involves loss the State in scattering
competent body of wOrkmcn, aud stopping construc
tion tor three or four month"; The law however for
bids work beyond the appropriation made.
Commissioner Peck Of the Bureau Of Labor Statistics
in addition 70 Diminishing Chief Clerk lealey, also
made an attempt To have him indicted by the Grand
jury which completed its session Yesterday. Inc
charges were considered OF 30 trivial nature by
ic-Auorney Heruok, however. that he refused to
= resent them
The heavy fog prevailing last night seriously i'm
peded river navigation The steamer ST. John was
four hours aud a half late She lad been IN collision
with the Poughkcepsie propeller, ana lost her wheel
hOu'c.
Attorney General O'Brien has rendered decision
that canal boamcn. III the habit of laying mp their
boat. for the winter at particular place. and making
their boats domicile, are entitled TO vote III the dis
trcts IN which their boats winter
Albany pastors are making extensive preparations for
the visit Of Moody and Sankey. specie of Christian
convention to arouse religious euhuaasm in local
churches viii be held.
The total tonnage of the canal for the week was
1Gi 43~ against 227 j33 for the corresponding week
Of last year Corn fell of from 81 ~ tons In 1888,
TO less than 1000 Whent increased from II, 40 To
42.D01 tons
Ice was found in several ports of Albany County last
night mud heavy frost was general
Tho Republican County Convention to-day noni.
mated cx Mayor John ~winburuc for Congress and
l.. H.,ff he T.
were adopted rcctng that the Republican National
and state Committee. hid recognized the fts organ
Nation dcprcciiug 'ho position assumed by me liml
nrton organization. aud urging harmony all Repub
Leans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
STRONG OPINIONS OF DIR. CURRY.
CALLING Of MEN WHO RESPECT woMANHoOD II
VOTE Against CLFVELAND.

CALLING on MEN WHO RESPECT WOMANuOOD TO
VOTE AGAINST CLEVELAND.
The paper on a Preacher III Search of a
Party read by the Rev. Merritt ulburd of the Wash
ngon square Church before the Methodist Episcopal
Miusters Association last week, has caused consider
able comment this week not only from the 200 clergy
men WHO listened 10 IT, but also by those Of other de
noiua who read an abstract OF 1t IN IIf TRIBUNE
Nj Hubbard took the ground that u was the duty u
temperance nen 10 vote for Mr. Blaine and not for Mr.
st. JOHN although he added that he should vote for
Prohibition candidate for the Assembly. He sgd That
willie was a Prohibiuouist De had come 10 the con-
Cluson that only left open FOR thoughtful
c0usceut Gus citizens il this 10 stand by the
party that had made country worth living Ia, and
closed by saying: cannot be induced % votefor a
man OF straw for President II successful could
Dor bring about prohibition"
{ Two r. John mn replied 20 Mr.. Hulburd but they
did not grasp the question broadly aud the overwhem-
In sentiment OF the meeting with him. Among the
TOOK part the discussion and favored the Re
puDucan candidate the venerable Or Daniel Curry.
Tor twelve years the Editor OF The ChrSla" Adcocte'
tie official per OF the Methodist Church anu now Ldl
Tor Of I,e Mehodist Qadrr y AcC,eo lie SAID mat ne
had voted Tor every frpubhcan Presidential candidate
bui he not wholly pleased with some o he parry
acons years and he hi about decided Jo Noe
u the Democratic candidate THIS year LUIS ntcs'"i
had been reached before tie characters OF me parties anu
eded u yoie Tor Mr Blame lie also said mat De co"ll
-. uAutf stahu now man VINO lAu a llo,lie ~ t.J
Like Mr. Huihurd. pr. Curry said III ne was temper
nce tut he could FOR It john because mat
Would ice casting halt q vote Tor Cleveland.
Dr. Curry told "A IhiECNf reporter esierlHy that the
Prohibition platform did not sUit him, that ~ was Ia
Ia OF WOinans nights among other THINGS which he
was opposed that n had National ticket who
would never have there had there
bele securing election. In reference the
called Mullgau letters lie said think tine friends
o Mr Cleveland are making great mistake ~ pushing
those letters the front much since they pub
lished 1 helped Mr.. Blame. Peope see
Tor themselves what a little thug Democrats
making great Issue Of the campaign. had intended
10 vote for Cleveland when nominated tut when
the stories minorali. became puhhc became
convinced that not only they tie iut that thcy
were believed Ia Bun4lO 70 elect such n man 90 Tue
tIesidency 10 say every young nlhf iu tbs country
Lave you iEe until you forty years Old and pzy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
HORRIBLE Suspicious DISPELLED.

If Sergeant Nicklejohn, superintendent Of
Scot md Yard could have looked into the mysterious
looking KIT OF Tom Hadey Of the Royal Irish Con.
staUuary which stood IN secluded corner Or Detective
Grodcn's apartment N Castle Garden yesterday. lc
would AZ once have concluded that he had across
weconcrivcd plan for the destruction " buildings and
the assassination of the officials OF Great Britain. The
box was about fifteen inches square painted black, anu
with a single label pasted the top containing the
word IsrOadstOue" n has been ~ Castle Garden wait
in for it. owner reclaim It for six weeks Yesterday
IL contained knives. bottles OF mixture square little
continuance with mechanism inside, and other things
The sun ~ yesterday said that the contents consisted
Of models of dynamite machines with notes explaining
how % use them DRAWN . ~ buildings IN En- Gland and Ire
land with documents detailing how g. blow Them up. But
The sun reporters creduty had been imposed uppn. Tho
only papers the box lot OF love letters. addressed
"Drar Tom" from Bonnie Mary, small photograph OF
a tlpulsu looking Young irish4ndu, presumably Tom
some birthday cards. small rude, cOOre drawing OF a
house, addressed John % keefc, Roy al
Irish CON, lbudry with the ms stcrlO1s letters o. II.
VI ." Ola the upper edge To one unacquanted with
English postal service customs the letters might he pre-
suued 10 convey secret meeting but when properly lie
ciphcrcd they ION Her MUesiy'- service. Inc
old and bottles IN the box were the voluntary
contributions OF the Castle Garden employees ahd the
mvSterOus mechanical cOutrlVance, supposed 10 nave
been dynamite machine was an obsolete nEe aafin Ooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
1vgERsr COLLEGE 4FEIIRS.

Avurpsr. Miss. Oct. 9.-The college grounds
r I'm l,.~,r,t pr.,-ut owiu- To- the extensive grad
,.. ybi r l.i,., ca. ried o4t under te direction o.
Frier.e. Law Olu.cad. The appearance OF the place
VIII be much improved by tie changes however Ihe
driveway LA. been changed AMI now exteAds around the
entire area Of the grounds.
Tho new members OF the faculty are Mr. J. b. ClrA'
from smith College. professor oi political economy MI
Covlrs instructor ln Latin. who has returned To MS
duties after years absence ia beIAih5 Am" ' 's
Instructor in phy steal culture -. A.. -
Inc ON rs house is completed and Il the hesl society
house IN town 80, ~ a.. t,..l,a.i
The freshman class numbers about 100 ana y lo3ae
upou a. one of the best classes which ever e'fI'u tu
eye. T. j. also rrputrd 10 Ice the "ed41A'''' N ~
has a great deal OF class spirit ,..
By a new rule Of the faculty any student not hdFlhg
made up his back work az the beginning ol " term -
temporarily suspended from college
The billiard room IN the new gymnasium l. very popu-
Tar and the nominal charged brings 10 within the
roach OF the poorest student TO learn the fascinating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
rnE friliaY urGDfR SriLL / MYSTERY.

The body of the murdered Italian. Giuseppe
Lorcnun ay unclaimed good part of me day Yesterday
Ia the Oah street Police station. There were threa
wounds upon him one was near tho heart, one ia thu
neck and one ia the mouth. h Oh afternoon, on per-
INIT granted 10y the Coroner the body taken ID tho
Morgue The bar room whore the tragedy occurred, at
No y Roosevelt -- Was closed yesterday Joseph iom
bird the proprietor Ricardo schimit'as,e, tho ban.
keeper and Luigi De Luca, the Little barber who 10
said 10 have fired the fatal shots, were all
taken hc T0mbs Police Court and held % await the
inquest 81 the Coroner.
ID Luca + a small swarthy man with scraggy black
mustache and gtfrrng bead ike eyes. lie denies tho
charge that id the shooting, but Antonio DE Rosa,
lives lust opposite the barroOm. testified that the
saw him follow LOrenta ~ the barroOm and fire the
-hots al the victim schmittase also states that the
>huong done outside I'm the street and after the last
hot was fired the barber staggered into the aud
threw the pistols into the barrel OF -awdust lie l. be-
liet ed have given himself the wound IN the stomach
throw Of suspicion The police found three pistols in
the place The cause " the afar romans ny story.
story thai II out Of al intimacy OF the barber
with 4 sister OF LOrentia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
ROCHESTER,.
LILLE DEVEREUX BLAKE-TWO WED
DINGS-D2AMATIC.
M TELEGRAPH - the rRIRCNE'

BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
ROCHESTER,. Oct. 1O.-Mr' Lille Devereur Blake,
president OF New-York Sta,e Womans Suffrage Asso-
citation has announced her intention of speaking in
the City Hall on Tuesday evening next, ostensibly on
% The True Republic" but IL reality because she haa
something say of Me-srs hubbell, Pratt and Gar
butt the members Of Asscmy from Monroe who voted
against the Woman Suffrage bill last winter" 1t has
also been reported that Mrs Make proposes to make
an argument in behalf of bolya Lockwood Mrs. Blake
will be the guest OF Mss susan b. Anthony while in
Rochester.
Tho wedding Of Miss Allie Huntington ard Willis F
Cove az the residence of the brde parents. cele
brlted bv the Rev Or Rgg', of 81 Peters Church
select company of about fifty invited guests congratu-
lated the happy par. who are well known in musical
circles the former organist of the First Baptist
Church and member ot the Rochester Instrumental
Quartettc. the latter tenor Of the central tbufch
choir and n, mb,r of the Rochesc Quartettc Among
the wedding presents beautiful Henry Clay
horse from the brides father Randolph liuntin Son
who l. eli known IN turf circles all over America "a
the great adj of Clay Arabian trOtting horses
One of the most brilliant social events in Western
New-York was the wedding Mt LEROY on Wednesday.
of Oliver Allen ir.. AID Mis' Mary J. bacon, oi
| LEROY The service took place at ~. Marks Church.
and there were people present from various parts of the
country The bridegroom rs o member of the firm oi
| Oliver Aliens sons, manufacturers 0i Wo0llens anu
! hanncls at Mumiord.
pitea Now York Opcra Company left the city yc4tcr-
d,, with n number of uup,d hotel bills The otganza-
ton in Strengthened orclm'tancca and ~ H reported
wont 10 pocos nt Lyons to-day Mss JEANNE
Win.tou 4 member If tho company. Both of the
Rochosior theatres have boon doing poor business
since tho season opened NJ attraction haa yet drawn
t,rgo hou.ca The Dime Museum and the four big
nlainr tiub4 however. are doing nourishiug bust
meas aud thrte can loo mo- urrHfon hl' what They lhd
ic io,rhli,l procos IONS aud political excitement are
| cnusnp hard tmra ai tho tholtfre EmmH Abbott
| opcucd nn engagement to night IA lnois ~ Lam
mrimnpf'
The rrinnn- of william a. Crowley Tie we'll known
t,,,fnnnsr. were ilicuod on Monday lie va. hul
INN, ~, al. of ago and wns to ytnrt descriptive
,krirh writer ou the kuDIctttr Democrat and
Chronicle at three different times on The san iran
ci,eo Chrouicls" and The Baltimore sun Tie went
to Au.trtla a. press representative OF the London
Circus tic was also 10 lawyer, having been admitted
o the bar ls early education wa, neglected. hui ho
had natural descriptive power that made him yen'
! able o. any newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
REDUCTION or ELEVATED FARES.
WHAT OFFICERS OF THE SURFACE LINRs SAY or
TIE NEW DEPARTURE.

TIE NEW DEPARTURE.
Tie reduction of the fare on the elevated
railways to i've cents from $50 until midnight
sundays ~ universally hailed by the public step in
the right direction Whether its motive De- as supeIin'
tendcnt Hahn says consideration for the convenience
the wOrkiny people and their families the pre-l
dent Of surface railway intimated yesterday, To give
sop" TO the public In view OF the demand
for cheap and the possibility OF legislative action
winter. tie action has given general satisfaction.
Even those who take the elevated road to reach places OF
worship rejoice that the reduction will enable them 20
Increase their contributions when the plate is passed
around One pous woman remarked: Il" II every five
cents saved sundays through this action Of the Ee-
waited Railroad companies were thus disposed o. tho
heaviest debts on church edi6ces would speedily Dc
lifted"
william 8 Thorn. president Of the second Avenus
street. Railroad Company. said tribune reporter,
who asked him whether he thought the elevated railroad
cement had taken this step because Of desire TO
Oh. yes. guess that's 40 with laushl think
they're very charitable institution Bur don't thihx
the of the elevated rOsds will be Increased ufh
by this step They have got to carry twice
as many PASSENGERS at I'VE cent, as they
of money In return The travel l. generally di.
rJute throughout the dal ON sunday than on any week
day On ordinary DAYS most Of n In the morning
and IN the afternoon during the hours IN which people
ride To- ana from hlsne,s -holldh MINK INC IecePs
we can't tell about these things until they are tried.
think the thing ia an experiment DO not think this
matter win affect travel ou our road AZ al The second
Avenue Elevated Rlilrosddoes o runany trains Oh sun
day I'm winter the travel an the roals Is much
smaller sunday than ON week days. In summer tho
SUNDAY tfare, l. generally nc Largest, - ,
James ". Fo-hiy, pre-id"nt ~ tho EimadWly ana
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company said: This rcduc-
tion probably very good move for tie elevated roads.
erll I 10 not that there f. much riding
the sixth Avenue Elevated road sunday cVcrp from
to T. M and par of that Is dufng the commission
hours This reduction may take -ome passengers ftom
IN, surface railroads who count NOT adord 20 ply tho
ton cent heretofore charged That e. thu ouly way
know in which tho ncome or th. elevated roads will
bc increased 10y ms action. Travel ON bro"lwW
on sundays IA almost blank We might
almost a. well keep h1rira u thr h'" on that day.
-u nur road w nor ne much Affected hi whlt tho ole
,ntnl railroad directors have durn Ms impression u
that fhp af slonf fhc city ne effect VII hr rt more.
ht doubt N The elevated roads WI make more money
there o. thr winter time don't believe 10 pave tV run
hrrrtrI railroad trint ON Suud )R, hui ~ has 10 ba
dome o. fhr convenience Of tr p4N. Tile frluNi1n
~ rirht thl' time. tsnppp'o. Ha sort OF sop to to
| ulllNI."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
fRfNNSE.
SYRACUSE.
SUDDEN iNSANITY-JEWlSH CEbEBkAitoN
PERSONAL
Inv TELEGRAPH ~ rnE rrfnrVy

SYRACUSE Oct 10 Mrs Helen Coffee ana her Two
daughters of Maccdon. taken to Utica ye-terh"''
oil having boon pronounced insane. Al II a week hGo
of tho girls tell a victim 10 insanity and hef r''''
went TO take of hcr The next day the sitef "o"'
crazy, and the mother sen; for. She 100 lh'h W.
came insane This all occurred within week Inv
old lady IL ptiablc sight. She l. about sixty years
old She il 10 wild tina, handcuh. are kept on hcf'
The daughters do not rave One of them seems 70 he
perfectly happy She laughed and nirtcd with all the
men who gathered about TO see the novel party
The Board Of Trustee. Of the idiot Asylum have
elected Bishop Huntington permanent chairman. "
! G. Carson. of Ncv-York city appointed .up'rln-
'cndcnt TO succeed the late DR. Wilbur pr carson -
ihrty-hve years old he was thiit'cu wears NJ n''"
ant in tho Willard hsyum and Last gear neld P'S'-
ton IN the Deaf and Dumb Asylum IN New ioik
Two Judgment wore filed In the Office Of the County
Cleik aganr' the syracuse Iron COMPANY, Nc.ne
day vho.e work, are IN Hcddet onc OF ,h''' " lo'
@i5 OH 81, the other for 4l2 l23 " Nup-r-
quentlv Charles T. Huhbcl WI. appointed receiver
fine works have been closed since last summ'r Inc
company wall cndcayof to arrange II. matters
The Jewish orders in ih4 city ars a'tansinE for .
Jubilee 40 hc held October tn honor OF ihr ON,
brrdfedth hifthdnv of Sir Mo4c- Montcforr DANIEL
Gosrnrloo-r Never Roihsrhild i.anc Shtibcr ) y.
Harris Ibciman. August iakrf. Hc'rr, t1e
man, Levi Hnris. hrninnin Btnnnrr nnI hlfir7
Rosrnihal nfr general ccnii lre ~ lh0er' u p'o-
cfnnfn"
IRVINE ani Mia Terry end The Ivrrrr ronrqn7 ciTe
THREE performance ~ N-ling Oprfa House next WrrH
Sprril tnnl ar 30 r iun fri surrounding ri'irs w
arriinir1l 9i, 'hr public
ipstth WsHn ari Rve prair nrribrts ~ we Salta
lirn Anr rrir a,irairl iasi neh' anH lrrhrf ~ ir
creating . disturbance 20 ihp siirrts
bHf rnsi - o hqve sffaasti 30 hHlh ia'f 10
,tl a,'.Hfr HailHR holiday Htph. W 'al'p . "hil
s"ihr'.Hi % iHt hr q sHHhle hnHH"rh' :" ""sT''''
iahttrif
The funeral at 90 Senator Aii.u hanFae today was
largely attended
Senator Me1 arhF's drF goods stores the largest "a
the st'te west II the metropolis, narrowly ts'aprh
destruction ~ nae last HiJht As II was. the loss
aIn0uuted g. $40, 600
The STATE BOARD Of Pharmacy Will meet IN ms
city on October 1, continuing ia session Tour IA s.
William Kirkpatrick and Louis {. Holman, nom',
mated for the Assembly hy the Democrats o. the ist anu
IId Districts of Onondaga, have both declined
General Buer i. to address the citizens of Syracuse
Saturday morning.
An cnort i, being made to induce Major Alexander
II Davis stand for Congress again by the Democrats
II Is not thought that he will do ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
4CQUI1TED AFTER THREE MONTHS.

The charge of forgery made against Mrs.
Mary D. Phillips the wife OF the comedian Oofty Gooft"
was tried yesterday In the Court OF General Sessions
Mrs Augusta De schoeler OF No. 295 siXaye, charged
that Mrs Philips bought hat aud bonnet OF her and
presented m payment check FOR s65. drawn IN Mrs,
Php-s favor and purpOrting 20 be signed by Henry X
Hpgurt uf the Emgrunt Bank The check wa drawn On
second National Bank Mrs Philips has been IN fhe
I,uhs Tor nearly hs She l. rather cookbook
inn and Wa. htiISoIuey dressed. she explained tle
witness stand that she obtained the check from Colonel
Ih,Ins who .he Thought was IN business In broadway
brfNreu rhrt, fourth and Thirty hh SIS she said that
lnel Pl ep. had assured her that the check good.
and t,t she had given him some money m exchange
fI fIl amount ~ the check not aue a. her ds-
tr.tive whom she employed 70 hunt Tor Colonel Phelps
u her .uuucnt testified that he had found thae
thor. Vas such but that he present out "
the city The jury acquitted Mrs philips aud she q
Ii,elarged