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New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
MUSIC AND The DRAMA.
"THE GRAND DUCHESS

A company which has been organized for
the purpose revived English version OF Ohen-
bach's "Grand Duchess" at the New Park
Theatre on Wednesday night Catherine Lewis is at
the head OF the artistic forces engaged
in the enterprise and h despite noticeable decay OF
musical powers which made her favorite few years
ago. the most talented person In the company The
truth is the principals with single
exception are sadly wanting in freshness Miss
Emma Carson meets the demands which the lovers
of this species entertainment have been trained by the
exuberance of production which was marked
the last few years to make. she Nils INC
eyes delightfully."- and satisfies such or the
expectations OF the adjusted to the ordinary
plane OF opera boufe AS for Miss Lewis. she
is charming, much more for the reminls
oences OF her old graces " len come back
while one observes her performances than for the
absolute excellence which is now apparent. In MI
Tilla tenor with the characteristic ballad voice OF the
negro minstrel type. ana Mr. Naths who has foreign
turn to his tongue, which Is anything but
piouant they can hardly DO said TO
add to the merit OF the performance
OF the pie which revival o. the old work gives
IL Il unnecessary to speak The only pity Is that the
music ali receive its due. Costumes and
decorations exceedingly mertorious and may
help the undertaking TO a success.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
FUNERAL OF FRANCIS c. BOWMAN.

The Church of the Holy Communion, at Sixth-ave.
and Tweutieth-st filed with the friends OF
Francis c. Bowman yesterday morning. Among them
were many of his associates in Journalism including
Charles A. Dana, Thomas w. Hitchcock and l. W..
England of " The SUM-" aud John Swnton. Among
others present Henry A. Oakley, .. T.: T..
Billings and Charles III. Scott. The Mcndelssohn t'uD
of this city of which the deceased man was member
and of the organizers. conducted the music ahG
the Rev. Henry MOttet. rector OF the church, lad
charge of the services No regular pail bearers had
been appointed but number of friends acted IN tna
capacity. attending the coffin from the church There
were no floral decorations save SINGLE lily op long
slender stem which placed upon the colin lhe
burial wa. in " WOodlaMn.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
DIED.
and dddtss.

RRIGNoLII,s9igGo, F4saaqle ntggnoli ,-,
o WV msaSd sAs aS ,o Ia a 10 oco a 10 n
Agnes Church l5d.st. 3d.aye. at 1880.
Virginia Loyal faragut widow Of Admiral rarragut IN
Funeral at the church o; the incarnation 3jts and
madi'on,ss'e i,s, e. Monlay morning ,,s at 1880.
FuLLEnToN-octobcr 30 Of pneumonia John II. Fuller
Funeral ery &c at bis late residence ol5 East ii2dt sun
Iniermeni at Middletown. y. Y. November ..
HAMILTON -CemcuaJ Hamilton. widow tie late John
Funeral from ete sdence LOSE Eastern oueyard
iOam
sias jaas NJ vie of wiiinJ siio,S" ii""S "''' 7''
S p9 a3 & M n'G1 to s'1 s Mo1i, inne Notss ,f9@
lcr 3 at O'Clock M
LEVY friday. octos'rsi, Isabella 4. widow OF the late
Funeral rom her ate resdcnco gls West 22ds November
rioasc ' omit II flowers
,inclnuai and II Louis paper, please copy
MORGANsrEnN- BADEN BADEN Augnst ~. 1884.
galrg;4 4 4NisrFS9'i i , 9 me sin s9T ,,,
Kind, omit nover
Mit'Enrop siurlayi Noysmbst ntni' late residence.
ranea stfce AZ n hiy'oit1ms chapc ith ave. eornet
,,.l S.,,h,, ST., fgs.ig. 5s,i,. m'.s5p m.
pAhKFR- AZ .re. rity non,ana Ur,obst 81. isat 81
ph5utea,' NJ ,,s1Fg6 .,,Ms on smn, an nitt, n.
,sS.,,ns ~ fnr,i, plss.e ropt
"a..i & Uilt 8f ahrti- b irffner4
fh.ffai =, i8tshtttrtt 9hntat ~ -sn ~
hh,sitl7 e.s.g .gi'hAt 'hAitis ,t ,sts St'fs s.
fYs'is 't1i VI fs+lt hgss@GeW T. - 'fft ~ ''a''
go nelN Il ee3.tf',6, nis 'se gi.' q ee'sAef
Casli. os iag e Aeses Wl bl ~ Ne lafiean sialpa
lilaud Grntu,i Ipiht
nsiatig 90 aDd iIieAaa a. lAFitei
IALGOTr-jn saturag. Npvemher l-si his rashancn
l9s West ilth st aieg icne and p-iani ne.s. fFri
uuek /. lacIli. ia his I'd year
tuufTa IElfAie
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

-, nsnocrs,ic arguments were at cncc turned upcn
Ssm ia Herald wallis thea parson." M Me's"
"p,e,ssuyn ~, nrs. r. queer crowd Of mon claiming tob
ssrsymen Tho meneers of teess SSngss or
.cith great odhoation philadelphia inquiror
some wears ago when new railway was opened IN inc
highlands Highlander heard OF IL and bought uche'
Ear the FIRST The train was about h" 'n'
,,ee 10 the next station when collision TOOK P'"o ~
moor Donald was thrown uncercmoniousiy '"'o -" -
cent park After recovering his senses 'he n0,s"'
.sted him how he liscd his ride "oh ropho" i'on''"
., ne mn, tbey have an awfu' nasty quick way
IN putin ane oot'
-, A. s,,,o roav comfort herself that departing
-, Iii leave behind her collection OF Jarane,se vi u
iecs likely 70 be is Sir Samuel Baker
has forty.- Philadelphia hecoru
x long ago n gang OF Italian rar DAD iaDorers we'e
-. aoxn ten cents day Did they strike on no. they
n,v cut an inch of their shovels at night Ana wheh
h hos." asked what 1t meant one OF the men repeu'
xo. 80 much pay not so much dirt ht; al rien. '"o
'hI,s, the more long Italian no fool, he no strlKe
.u,a, So want a German student lamp for Y asked
ala Rmber when the dealer tried 10 sell MIN lamp;
81 don't know nothing about the burned Dutch giD,
berish shouldn't learn TO reaa py IL III 'io"'"
year. Boston Transcript
tunnel 900 feet in length has Just been discovered
on the island of samos 1t constructed about min
centuries before the Christian Era and Herodotns say
II served the purpose OF providing the old seaport VIII"
drinking water.
II was in Boston The family had just got nome from
church before the rain when the little grl SAID "i'hou'
the slightest thought Of "Wel we pea the
Lord that time, didn't we mat"
And now the boy at cventide
Comes sneaking slowly In.
His pockets full OF chestnuts, - =,
His left arm in o sling lPhiadelpnla ALL
OF the $40 kinds OF work done in England. according
70 the last census returns take part In seventy
In three professions medicine education ana the oraa
there are more women than men; nut IN tne case Oh
medicine this is explained BY the fact that nurses are IN
cuded in that profession.
How many apples did Adam and Eve eatf some say
re- = aud Adam, "a total OF 10 only. Now we ngure
the thing ont differently. Eve and Adam aso-total.
I6 And yet the above figures are entirely wrong IL
Eve and Adam S2 certainly the total VIII be ~ oc
enic men, however the strength OF the theory thnt
me antideiuvans race OF giants, reason some
WRONG again; what could be clearer than II Eve 81 and
Adam IL, the total s93f II Eve 81 ist and Adam
SO would the total be 623i believe the follow
ing TO he a fair solution: Eve Sl4 Adam, Adam STA
FVe-total. 93S. Still another calculation Ia as tol
lows: II Eve sl4 Adam. Adam sl2f2 oblige Eve-total
So O56. We think this. however, not sunloent guam
tty For though admit that Eve Sl4 Adam, Adam II
he slsi242 keep Eve company-total. S.Os2.05t: All
wrong Eve, when she SlSl2 many and probably
she felt for it, but her companion in order TO re-
leve her grief Sl2 Therefore. when Adam slsla24oy
Ewes depressed spirits. Hence. both ate SlS9b,Soi
ppples-tGreen's Fruit Grower
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
VIAL STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER.
The vital statistics for last month are as fol-


think it due TO the customers of Jessup &
Co the founded and conducted for years. to in
form them that have connection whatever with the
business carried temporarily under that At
the corner Of Broadway and Atorpace. and that have
no intention OF retiring from the clothing business.
The truth that have made engagement with the
old and honorable house Of Messrs. Dcvn Co..
Of Broadway and Warren-st.. a much more convenient
location where Will he pleased to my friends and
patrons who will find that the change have made will
be as satisfactory to them It is to myself.
=. sTEPHEs W JEssUP.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
RHINELANDER STILL ~ PRISON

William c. Rhinelander. who was declared
sane by Recorder Smyth. il yet released from the
Tomb- where he has been for five months for shoot
ing John Drake in his law Office. in Ccdar-st The Re
cOrder fixed the bail $4,000. ExJudge Curtis, VINO
appeared in Rhncandcrs behalf on the examination a.
TO his sanity was AZ the District Attorney Office yester-
day with Thomas j. Tobn and Michael Reilly, OF NJ.
1876 FOurthaVe.. who to bonds. Tob!n who
deals in rea estate was afraid that the bond would in
erere with the sale Of his property and finally decided
not to go the bond Another bondsman Will be pro
cured on Monday IL was said in the General Sessions
Building that Rhncanders father. who is millionaire
offered furnish bonds for his but the young man
WAS unwilling to allow him to do 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
Do!l!isal Nolises.


yosfa sDd all non partisan sotrfa of uo ,ny
York the ontite Republican touhty Ticket - n"v
wefthy IN every respect OF the saPpoft o osoiv
avois an honest Intelligent and econo@ieai saua
municipal anafsi
For Mayor
TnEDERICK y, GIIBs
For Comptroller
JOHN PLUMMER
For President OF the BOARD Of Aldermen
JOHN C. O'CoNNOR JR.
For Distriot.Attorney,
CHARLES 8. SPENCER
For Coroner.
FERDINAND EIDMANS
For Associate Judges Of the Court Of AppeaA
CHARLES AN DREWs,
CHARLES A. RAPALLo
For Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleis
HENRY F. ROWLAND.
THERON @. sTROSG.
CHARLES ii. KNOX.
BLISS JJ AsTOR.
NOAH DAVIS, II VI BHAEA
G. L. TIFFANY, d o. MILLS.
NJ w COOPER, ROBBINS LIr1Lh
HUGH ". CAMP, MA DOWD,
AND MANY OTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
M fRRIED.

ARNSTRONG-Bt-N N1IN ING-On october 25 1854. by the
Hugh o. Penecost, OF st Pauls tvangs cal Church
t3sth-St. John B. Armstrong 10 sarah Olivia Bunng
No cards.
MATTHEWS wS-BIRMINGHAM-on wednesday, October
20 1884, AT the residence OF the brdegroOm- grandmother
Birs Elizabeth Matthew'S. arch BtOJk." 7Jth-st, New
York. by the Rev D. NJ Qusckenbush. Geprg. Matthews
lr TO Grace Ermin gham beth OF New-NOrk city,
ROCHO--COFIELD-. ctOber 80 1854 by the Rev r. l..
D. the Victor &. ItochO Of Alpena Mich.
10 Miss Bertha y. ScOncld, OF New.YOrk city.
SMITH-HALLIDAY-Ou Wednesday evening. october 90,
residence OF the brides mother No 40 Prospect
place BfOoalyn by the Rev. land Hoy D. D. Of Phis
dclphia spencer e. smith ~ New York 10 Hattie daughter
OF the late Thomas a. Halliday
Al notices Of marriages must be adorsed cih JU name
and dddlt3s.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
No Io4 East roe,,,y eighn St. Yes York. Oct 81,

punch. brother punch" said the cardrvairc
10 his o,l mon orhther vn,t,tss the fare;
Punch the hig bDpby OF "a Governalre,"
Said the ginecr AMI captain of street hoss caire
Punch. brother, punch, before he gets thairc
Punch out the bottom ~ his White liou.c rhniro
puncn iha, old veto on the car drivare
Aud his siNt' ~ ,uf brother who ttie,th f1ire:
Punch that old veto On the nvc-rcnt ttlre,
Punch like the driver ~ a DO tail cairo
Punch bro her punch, punch with calre
The man witifthe vetd on the tvc-ceit iairc.
1hore- Blaine and Logan They're n bang up pairo:
9hrics the bold u John Win hi- cold waiaiie;
titt iiit tb The trnder wnuian's rights niaire,
Ora h0nst o. the brvelcg Ben Bntlarcj
Take yNni rhDirr nf The i1t hri pinch Hith caiic
The man Wiih The veto on the ear hf Hire
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
BLAINE AND CLEVELAND.
The friends of both gentlemen congregate a
COtons Dental Oiiice, 10 Cooper Institute. -

The Controller of the City of New YOrk fills
an important trust and the best available should be-
elected I'll tnat responsible position, regardless Of
party politics From a long and intimate acquaintance
with the present Bank Superintendent of this state the
Hon. willis :. Paine know him 10 be an ncorrupt
blc pure-mindcd man. wcquaiihed In every respect for
this most important office and sincerely hope hc may DE
elected iii Judge Tourgec in The Continent, oct
L. ~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
THE CAR-DRTVERS PLATFORM
To heEdttor The Trtbwne.

To TIE Ed tor Of The Trtbune
SIR Wishing TO do something besides
voting have constructed short but comprehensive
platform upon which the whole hor'ecar fraternity can
and, In fact. do stand. have shown IT to few OF
them and It seemed to tickle them very much and they
all to put It In the papers" Tho drivers and
conductors with their friends whom they influence,
represent large body OF hard working and hope,
II only for their amusement You will give their plat
form little room and little boom In TnE TRIBUNE.
You may publish 1t without credit. or may use my
initials full address YOU please, but please don't
"burn " the platform. Very truly yours,
CHARLES BUSH,
No. 1oi East Hoen,y eighth st. Ee,c York oct 81 lssi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

We. the gned, who especially interested In the
insurance OF City York do hereby testify
our hearty support MI EDWARD " LOEW president OF
the Manufacturers Builders Fire Insurance Company OF
this city Office OF Controller OF the City OF NewYork
We feel recommend him to the voters Ct ScwYork
as thoroughly honorable capable and successful buaines'
man and manager OF important financial interests.
NJ Mclean, president Citizens ms Co
Carlisle Norwood president @ IL L9flIard ns CO, co rn n.
Edmund Drtgg pres dent W Ci'y Ins. oo
s c. Harrot, president Greenwich ms. co.
Henry A Oakley. president How ard ms Co.
A J Clinton, pres dent Eagle lns. 90.
T. T. Beddal, MANAGER ROya lns. co.
NJ A. stone. secretary Greenwich Ins. Co
A A. Reeves, president Globe lns 90 ,..,
Samcs Iereauce, manager London and Lanca shirc
T b Jones president Nassau Ins. co.
W. Jafray. president Park ms
D J.. whitney president hamilton ms, 60 r.,
Jpo X Van r. nssea,r vce.president SteI ing lns Co.
" @ Thompson. pr, sdent Guardian ms CO.
,. Ii. Oakley secretary Firemen Insurance Co.
y C.. Miller dent star ms. co.
Henry Grinin. secretary Bowery Insurance Co.
T. ] Gaines secretary Eagle Ins. 90
samuel " Craft. secretary United states ms CO.
f. f.. Holly secretary Globe Ins. Co
William Ravnor president American Exchange ms Co.
/ d. Cole jr. president nickerbocker lns Co -
c. b. Clark, PhPnir Fire Onice.
b Lock wood London Assurance.
II Guolx, president isisyytle , Vdthe,c ms 20 IN, co
George n Rhos les secretary Stuyvesant Ins Co.
d f Furnald president Moniauk ms Co.
z AbrO secretary knit kerbooser Ms Co.
D. d Leeds secretary Hamilton Ins. Co.
I p Bayard secretary Steri Ins Co.
N F. Reading Warehouse Underwriters.
Lindley Murray l66 broadway
samuel Towns NJ, II Broadway.
Jno Muviilc, 1856 Broadway
Cornolus Du Bols, AZ VII iam,st
William II Crolus American lns. Co.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
hpsna! Noness.

Adele = Payne.
MANICURE AND CilIkOPODIsT
IL EAST liTn-sT, .
TREATMENT OF THE fEEr A SPECIAL
FISGEASAIl.s BEAUTIfIED.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

MADAM sOULE.
The ladies throng Madam SoulGs elegant
parlors, 30J Fifth in quest of Paris costumes
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

owns "Ciovcr Patch" cottage on nelovnra ava are '"
town, "a, ,,,,.,
H. N, Gushing and family, OF Boston, arc at Tho fsoaen
cottage.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
Hpee,al Notices.
An Extraordinary Onsrins

An Extraordinary Onsrins
or WHOLE
CARPETS AND RUds,
DIRECT FROM THE EAST.
comprising Lahore Agra Cashmere Euaha veore, ElO,e
Khorassan. Mirrapors. Nomad. and nahndurr Whole
Carpets, both ancient and modern. anda
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE DAGHEsTAN AND MECCA RUGS,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
600 oTHAvE,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER c. AT 2:so O'CLOCK
WILLIAM p. MOORE. Auctloneer.
Henry e. Merry. Auctlonccr.
GEO. A. LEAvITT AND COMPANY.
NO" ON EXHIBITION AT CLINTON HALL, AsToR.
PLACE. LITERARY TREASURES FOR BooKMEN
Choice, Rare. Curious Valuable and Illustrated Works
Books relating to the Drama the old Dramass and Pay,
Standard Biographical and Historical Works.
Rare frst editions of esteemed authors Fine Art Anti
quaran and Portrait Galleries Carcatures, Faceta, &C.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
On THURSDAY EVENING, November O.
at7:3O O'clock
Homc-,1ade Preserves, &c.
Families supplied With Prssrvss Jslls5 Braalei aai
Canned fIaits, Pickles, 60. put u2il
GLASS.
And Warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
Circulars containing prices ia reerslcea apo,l
SARAH 5. McELRArH,
1893 DezrIw-st.- Brooklyn. n. \.
Post Once Notice.
Letters for Europe need specially drscst for d
1sy At ds,nan as ali a, are to-
Foreign mails for the week snans November will close
PRoxPfIr IN ali cases at thi, ONCE as follows
cy Dsap and Livingston per
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tralia Ncv.zeaand sand and FIJI Isanls perss
@ va On aa % SSs a'E' cT Of CHI
cago win British mails ;or Australian.
FKlDAi-At p. M. for Jamaica, per S. Ionia
The schedule Of closing Of nails ARRANGED
on the presumption Of thor tans to
Fancl.eo on the day OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched
Post ohce. New.York n. y Oct "a, 1884.
Sample Boxes of Candy Ere, .o-,norrog At
Imperiai Hair Regenerater .,.-
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the scalp ceanand lair so and glossy harmless and oder
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sample box % cents. Medium size s..
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Of the late
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well selected collection OF the best English literature In
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To be sold at auction MONDAY, November 10, and follow
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

I.updborG'S Perfume. ELENA
LundDDrg's Perilms. Marsc1N Eisl .1JA
Landings Per ne, Alp.ls Vi)i,t
LundDOrg's Perfume. Lily u tl5 VAll3S.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
polli.tal Nollres.

Uxmpaisn Ourais Oapes Cap. HolmetA Torches ao'
'eWAAPAiGN HAMMER AND OUTFIT CO. 80 Vesey.ss-
Prohibition ballots ,.,....
Nav ne oh,a,ned upon apploaon Prohibition Headquai'
ters, 2lO SHAVE
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

For Mayer. w. r. Grace .,. .,..tu
SsiS@; pSS,less s,,:s 80
he a. s.a PS .er' isstossn oo
Rsy SRHp apprss sas S % aazsT S %
for thst eee HI, experience and reputation q as Dasn: ne
cy v,gSIc; sSS1oRsa iqsa ssf =
issS. demand and should insuFe his reelection
James c. csrter president Bar Association.
Charlie. s'fdns Ex Ressna PRESIDENT GG2a Maritime
John % P,sas Marsins nscsssss
John ToOey. manager P,sinee si t1ehanses 1ss.r,.
lvq Mny ma%y pdsdnt Importers E
Besamin Br,tow. secretary 1itsd states Treasury
FA Bernard pe,fsSSts .sS ssss oss%en conrosf
TSoms. Ia1 y l. AHnn james eI Fostm
II Moore second Atlantic Mutual IN
Hsgss HsGR,H Gs9!a
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Henry " G,-s ? Hatch Cw T Hatch & sonsJ
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william @1tsli 3 John o'Brien bsnserA
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Fraderc ~ rsy.Or = Wei. @wrence Tay.or s COZ
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Z kiss2, SSism.e H neva tfilei Eli ia1sSt,s
william SM, sstsy sfaSs tis'a tEitai Lev Lew caa
n. 8 Dun
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William coe
Fro HS'ss .sraE Xxx; Kuhns
Thomas IN N sSfsni %sifiaud
Charles Scrbner.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

The Peoples Party Nomination
FoR ASSEMBLY.
F1BTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CHARLES =. SH AW.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

"Inss Rally"
MASS MEETING
tho
MErAI. HARDWARE AND IRON TRADES
IRREsPECTIvE OF PARTY.
Fayoring the Ele'tona Of
BLAINE AND l. . q AN
WILL EE HELD on BURLrNG SLIP. Ar23o r. No
MONDAY. November ,. lSSi
Tho Public invited to attend
GENERAL JOHN q. FREMONT will preside
,u n md will bo prrsenI the meeting viii In addresses
by Prominent Sp afers
EDWARD r. WHITE. Chairman
Republican and Peoples Parry
NOMINATION.
FOR CONGRESS.
i0U C0SgRFS 9IONAL DISTRICT,
fIIth 10th AMI i.ih Assembly Dstte"l
BERSARD BfGLiN.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
volilltal Nolites.
NnM.Noas, oct u. 1894.

Nsw,fOax, Dot Vi, 1884
To the Of the Eleventh District
We the undersigned Republican merchants OF this city,
believing that the protection ~ American Industries one e
the most Important issues before tho people recommend you
o oe for Colonel Truman A Mermsn who Ia an syowed
friend OF protective tafn. and would therefore better
represent you In this centre than John Hardy
his only opponent and the present Representative In Con-
gross Mr. Hardy has shown by his opposition TO the csnd
dacy OF samuel j. Randall for Speaker OF the House OF
representatives. and by his support OF the Morrison tarh
reduction bill that he IN favor OF free trade We also recon
the candidacy o Co one Norman or the reasen that
In the Of the Rebellion he went 10 the 'front.' as captain
Ia the 92d y Y Vols aud himself ~ to rise
20 the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel while MT Hardy remanei
at home and espousod the OF the wno
unlike Confederate soldiers afraid to face the MON
but c0nened themselves by keeping out OF dange and
sa5blng the back both the Republicans and the Demo
Gratis who fought Tor the preservation of the Mon.
James II. Laing, 800 Washingt0n-st.
Ii IL. McCsbe 29i Westinghouse.
John l. Caver Y. 2e3 WsshlnstJn.st.
l. r. Dodd, 325 Westinghouse.
John A sm.tl, 2s7 Wsshiagton-st
A G. Iittell 2S9 MashnytOn-st
r. C. Williams 3DB WsshngtoD-st.
r. II. Westervet 3l2 Westinghouse
George w. Case, 3l3 Washington st.
G. W. Highly 3l6 Washingtonst
quick & Reed 1927 wsshington-st.
". " ins0r. 1870 Chambersst.
Thomas Wright 1870 Chambers-st.
II. Van NOstrandt 4 Co. oO7 Greenwfch-st
James II. Startup 307 GreeDwich.st.
Frederick w Pitcher 1874 Eighth-aye
NJ. J. Graham, l5l ReIdest.
J. X. Lasher & Bro. lI1 Iteade-st.
Rufus l.. Colo l4l Reade-st
Charles F Brown & Co. 81 WGrren.st.
Charles III. Znn, "a Wgrren-st
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

CHA RLES L. SHAW,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02

Regular Republican Nomination.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
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