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New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE FRIENDS OF MORTON AND ERWIN.
THEIR sANGUIvE EXPECTATIONS OF THE SENATOR


THEIR sANGUINE EXPECTATIONS OF THE SENATOR
SHIP AND sPEAKERsHIP.
Silas b. butcher, who has been making tour
OF the state for Morton. consultation with ex-
Senator Patt and others Of Mr. Mortons friends yeser
day morning George Z. Erwin, Of ST. Lawrence came
down last night and met them. Though Mr.. Erwin
openly avows his intention OF voting for Mr Russell for
United States Senator, he is everywhere set down
Morton man, and his advocacy OF Mr.. Russell is pro-
nounced good enough Morgan till after the Speaker
ship election. Mr. butcher IS reported saying that
he considers the election Of Mr. Morton and likewise OF
Mr. Erwin positively certain. but 10 a TRIBUNE re-
porter he declined talk for publication. gentleman
who Is understood 10 have accompanied Mr.. butcher
over the state said:
AS the speakership, there IS no doubt about
Ervn's election The general sentiment over the state
IS that he IS the best As TO the senatorshp. a
great many readily Mr. Morton and heartily
support him because his position has been such the
past that all the factions unite him. The
part Of the has not had representative in the
senate for sixteen years Here are ceniered the great
commercial interests. Mr. Morton is regarded az the
strongest POSSIBLE representative OF the u
tcrests Men IN the interior and western part Of the
state 20 back 10 the time when Mr Morgan was Senator
and remember that while he was great debater hc
was Senator Of great Influence Mr. Morton T. another
such man His support comes largely from Republicans
whose greatest desir 10 unite the party The list OF
Nv rrin friends in the Assembly which Is said 70 be
a.o Mr. Morton strength reported 10 be- ~ foi9ws
uotaliug. OF Albany; McEwen OF Aleg1ny; DIN. of
proon,e, Horton ana williams OF Cnautauqna; frddy
a,a pusliit ~ Cayuaa: H0gcb00ni. Oi toumDai Cart
wright of DelnWnfe storm, ~ Dutcntssi LOTT, OF
Iultoni Bailey, of Genseei bnnionnsh =, W,1,.oT
Bainin l.orkfelcr tan Allen and Nintpi D, oi ntW
Yorh, sieeef and ovens q One;dn; 9 wilns
prnssrlaet Iyran oi hichnond Gfiihn, 81 safatogi
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

10 ne Edttor Of The Trtbune.
SIR. There seems 10 Doe controversy IN regard 10
Senator In th, section we regret TO return 10
faconl strife think Evagts is ;Ae choice OF he mass
of Republican,. We deem fl unvise for president
Arthur 90 offer himself present ior any position Is
a second choice Morton WON'T h. accelfapf' IN III
sense of .faaIn- by the par. the future we afe 7t
warts-al. differences merged Tor tne eo'i pt our
country. Jv'i4' ! '-'''''''
Deyosu Dec. IG. l--i.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Hne gator Of TAs Trlenae.

81 iAc Editor Of Ihe IrtbtRe.
sM. | notice that PresId nt Arthur has
noslualed l. riat Carpenter who eJol tne distinction
Of bgug Ac worst beaten Republican that ever ran Tor
oase la th.- state TO be Governor OF Montana Can IL
be that thc President made the appointment oy way OF
exures.ns M, eradication at the work which MI Car
peuier and h. friends were pains not to do durns the
lais eamua ia Dutchess County gave a plurality %
257O iui General Garfield IT gave plurality OF hut
1Qsi fog .ir BAlne loss Of l.D4b votes. Ana YET "A
purhcss County man-and such "A lulfhtss N0unl5
man is made Governor Il 10 reward Oi me1-as the
PRESIDENT regards merit lNVlIhLH'
krr. York Dee. :, ls-i
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
CANDIDACY OF MIR. EvARTs.
WHAT Is THOuGuT ~ wAsIlINGruN or HIS
CHARACTERIZATION ARKELLs ACTIVITY.
INV rrrrcp q ,pu TO THE TRpUNrf

iBY TELIGhAiH TO TIE lhlHNNhtl
WAsuINGroN. Dee. 1S.-Ihc announcement that
Mr.. Evarts has declared his Intention 10 become
candidate for the nomination for Senator has not
created as much stir among Ncw-York politicians
hcro as ripht have been expected One Of the resi-
acnts .tanches supporters declared to-day that 70
would have no effect upon The standing oi Tie
o,hcr canlidrcs "Etar-" he said, d" h1s $40
strcrr,N AMONG tho mem Vho vote on tha cue, tun
NJ 40 g uat8r.rn ili- rlriiitct q hi-1 rt.
4e-.lH ~ !, tHs ro s'H ttrtMg S'mrea 20
sst .N's a4r'r HHr. ehd bW't Hlrk sp6 5siott 4
,8situ rit iA-t .rs iltsie-t #8r't VA taHt''t'0
8Nesng, As N4-1ei " W. r8t 'at't -H-i '''NH'
.4-D4ei 81 A9ppt sAf itsah-Al sr'f-'"- 80 '7-t
4t ali ie Ypi.utue9ei ~ uuep lAe i-l14'A+tl '',
When asked WAetleg le Aad lAla igom she f.s'-eul
directly, that he uad not been Al IAe Make ii'Nas
since his arrival IL " Washington.
The activity OF senator Arkel Is the subject oi
much speculation. The conference pt Senators at
has home ia CauaiOLare the other day aud tho
Gathering 70 night at the same place OF number
OF Assemblymeu evoke a good deal OF comment
One Congressman understood that Mr Arhell
was an1Iou 10 secure the nomination Tor Governor
next year IN return for his support OF MT Eyafts
now Another thought that Mr. Arholl was too
shrewd a politician 10 allow his name 90 be used IN
connection with the nomination at so early date'
since such q course was sure to result in organizing
and concentrating an opposition against hiih winch
otherwise would remain dormant. ScnatorArkell,'
sad q third Z" is unusually active this year While
not what may be called an experienced politician
he never was IN public lie until he entered the
Stnate-he is shrcwd. and his Judgment OF men and
thing, IL generally a correct one Ills advocacy OF
Mr. Fvarts Will make him popular with the young
and aggressive element IN the party. Inc o,d
political war horses | fear. are not too highly
pleased at the prospect Of surrenderng the nomina
ton TO man So much above petty laclloh fu]IIc's
and intr CUES as Mr. Eyarts is
Ex-Attorney General Russell has been in town
He remained here several DAYS and departed yes
terday. His presence was not generally known
rarely misses 10 see when in Washington. His visit
is not thought, however. TO have had any political
Significance
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE REV. DIR. GEORGE W. BLAGDEN.

The Rev. Or. George ". Blarlen died at the
home of s son-n-law +. g. samson, No. 10 West Forty
egh'h--. oaWclnc-lay. Or. Barlen pastor of tAc
old -outh Church Of Boston for many years. He was
born n Washington m 1902 md was graduated az Yale
and at aui0ver. After preaching year ar Brighton,
near oIu. Dee became pastor 0f the Salem ~t e' Con-
-IcratoIal church of Boston, whore hc remained Tor
two years and then accepted Cali O. the p-l -oU-u
church IIe retired from active pastoral work in Is
and ilr two years hal been living with hl. dau-her Ia
Forty -lfl-t. Dr BHgleu - $50 SONS living iu Sew
York George and samuel L. bias e and one " vlo lives
iu CHICAGO.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

In me Edtf0r of The TrfbHHc.
SIR. Referring 20 the letter OK Y. Y T. in to-iaJ
issue relative The appointment OF b. Plat Carp'H''
70 be Governor II Montana would add FOR the benefit
f ,r reader. that this i. the reward Arthur has he
slowed on Carpenter for tho brilliant work he accom-
ul.shed 90 the late campaign, which doe7 not seem ~
have been much in favor W Mr. Baiue T. Arthur l.
fhc vpe of man want for Srn1fort sharing TO tlc
opinion of many of my friends, l consider tne non;
William l Erarts o Poe statesman ve.l qualified 10 I'LL
tho pos. son of senator. Very Respectfully,
Nec- yrt. Dec. Is. l--L f. :. Jpli''o''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
JogvI orfyy 1lKEs 1HE PIE

"Gabc Casc.gves Il niincc pic and bottle
o,sismracrc each year 20 ihe tri irr ~ az his roa
,b.t.t ui,N horse ani a'erh. 1uhn J. Quinn Secured
~ rtizf f fae sacofa tmc tfs'etir Y ltro ~ 'ho
~ tifN ria fNHrer fOhd ! b hIflrssfi fo Duit.i
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
N fpRfEU

nAp~s-nifgroT prooxvn Dfrfnbor ~. isat, at tis
retancr o ~ br'ef uars1t t2sa Noble st. ~ e Rev.
Lewis Franc charles Hiw1i garns - brooklyn. 70 Ma
bic D. daughter Of James y Bilaton esi.
CROgBY TSEY-in BrDptlTr Ihurstay Icc y, 1884.
esid o. the bride tr)tner ~ Tue toF i1slas
II Nc cod Lieutenant T. n Crosby I sfTl, oni luia
Hyle daughter Of the ate Eiu2ri q Uaissy. No cards.
MILLER-MrCO US-Brooklyn. December le s3i ~ tho
parents 10 N2sl!nHtOu1y>. ~
the Rev. WaiB, Lymln Philips J0ll frgHrs dier 0f
New ork. 70 aarae Bafns daughter o. Henry T. NC
IOun esq
TtTrLE-Br RTFrr-On weinesdag. December II. W
to Pev Nc3eo nanirsi. Arthur Init % New YORK,
rhe.esa T. rurneit dirghter Of the late James l. Bur
nett. % SeT Haven.
An p5es ~ marriages mut BE- irior'si ,ri,h fa nar,s
and 1ffYfss
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
HITTING or TIE PHI pErA EAPPA.

There was meeting of the New York Alumni
Association o the Phi Beta Kappa Society at 40 - West
Twsutyihr3 ,t last evening, General Beebe Forster
prcsiling Professor George ". clarke read paper on
Ianeuare Aniuiecstng discussion followed, in which
Irtfer A Hawkins. James A. Hawes and Professor
NctiuNen participated. The following new mempers
W., elected. the Rev. James Whltou Charles NJ iNn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
WHAT TIE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS SAY.

nom IAf flIIN4 ffpIfNg
There Is NOT only no q" evidence thar he oppott tn'
elertiou ~ Sir Blaine h1t there sundcniahe ttltn
fhtt d. 1l ai that be could to, consistent witI h. 20
nou 10 promote 1ir EiuueH election. He dil npt
ttut himself with coming 20 NrW iurk 20 vote it 'l
Elaine huf hi- Influence -urerssfnly eftrtri u w.
curing material uid for me national tirkri i @ C t
er b. al arefIt sought hr those who hl VA campaign h
charge ara uas as cordially given nnd fonwrd ~
ia frrnueui ruusutnti0n Wih mrmhrrs ui m NitllLH
ana AMIN 8uinittrps nnt his entnrs dcsirs 90 pfnn
Mr Hainr's election was a..asiet. az the close ui w
canIagn. b 81 Elhin.. Ar Blalne specih toiIl'-H
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
"TONCTEY"

From Tss Sviacuse staIfGrd
The Nc,c lOrk Ints boasts mat it has upon t- stan
sen AZ lied in the tongues" 10 has been observed be-
furp that re Tines skilled in thc Tongues but some
of t,o are very mean ngIes, and can hardly con
eelve why contemporary should refer TO them win
such compacency. Next The EreHtHG POs Will be boast
Ing the number and dcxferity OF its tongues The re
the profane tongue Will be pretty thoroughly
explored by the Of these papers before their
subscription lists 10 show The proofs VI too much
kkll In the tongues.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
A SAD FORGETFULNEss.

ffOrq The LoekDor J0uTnGt
The Ner York IYnes j. lust now giving large amount
Q, advice as what should be done IN the senatorial
matter The Times evidently fOrgcts that the lncohs
legislature l. Republican and not Democratic II II was
the reverse its advice might be proper.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

TRfervE OFFICE Dec. l9-l n m.-Ths movement OF
the barometer YESTERDAY was upward. Cloudy weather
prevaled and light snow amouHting when melted. 10
90 iuch fell m the afternoon. The temperature ranged
between I6o and 3Oo the average (2lla9 being 1892
lower than on the corresponding day last year, and IL
lower than Wednesday,
colder fair weather may be expected to-day in this
city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
GRANT WOULD REPRESENT THE WHOLE COCN
TRY AND THE WHOLE PARTY.

Prom The 1r0g Tfte1TdT.
" We are % have President for the next senator
p New orb greatly prefer Grant 10 Arihur lis
fnowledgs and experience IN number OF directions
and his usefulness 10 the rOurtfy ~ senator are De
.ont compare infinitely ahead 81 any qualities adhetins
% Arthur gpnefal ufsst would represent the whole
country ana aud the whole Republican party, Wbiie
fffhrf would bniy represent factDr that supports
eiin ~ view D, mutual bcneats.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

enr assortment Of decorated lockwood Lnoges juss
and cnt crystal Bottles n.d vh Luntborg Perfumes and
nhcnsh cologne large selection % odor and stands
ntou pces Sold SO dealers and AZ aepos So "a Barclay
a. ejs1ef = church.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
A GOOD PLACE TO WAKE NO CHANGE.

=
One Of morning contemporaries publishes irONi-
cence dispatch describing the marriage Of the managing
editor OF this paper Mr. j Foster Coates, whose good
fortune is richly deserved The dispatch aludes 10 Mr.
Coates Edit0r OF 71e Mail and ErpreSs This Is an
error The edtOrshp OF The Maj aud E1rcss continues
the same that has been since this paper began Us e1
tstencp
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
TIE MoNrANA noyERNonsHIr.

frOfe me lHtgdftNNii iTtAs
TIE appointment Of B Platt Carpenter OF New'NorK
the Govcuorshp Of Mont lana Is not, perhaps In eNact
nscOrl with he dvsnced doctrines OF Cil service re-
fsr1a but Nj CARPENTER won't worry ON that account
lie can stand il and Montana will have to-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

An exchange says that Victor Hugo goes 10
hi a., , ,rak.r and hominvr This must be rather un-
comfortable but II viii I've In hotels they must re
content 10 sleep ON anything Boston fOst.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
CIIpIsTMAa

Plush Cases. filled with Colgate < Co
Perfumes are most acceptable Holiday uttA fOr s'ie
by an dealers IN toilet aiticiUA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

~, ,arc Mr. ana air4 G. RicnS,dson NJ aud Mss: s
els.N ~ Rohrris. Mr. Nid Mrs. Henry Adams. MISS
gentt,a t,a,c,s Nr and Mrs Edward llncken. Mrs Ayres
fta ,vr,s the Misses Ayres Mrs Webb. Mr. oscar
ssish NJ and Mrs. william Evans ana Sr' ana MIS- h'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORL.
GOvERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1S.-FOr New-England
colder. generally fair weather, uorthery winds
For toe Made Atlantic states, cloudy followed by
clearing weather lower temperature nor'hcily Winds
Tpr8rNE I>.fNI. .D}sFRVArf)Ns
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

hsrHlii 'H N'tYN''ee irt thr t'tr''o1 d' ff'f-
ss 85r6 " vi t-f' s.-'sa
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
IN WIyTERS CLUTCHES.
EXTREylE COLD N The NORTHWEST

snow REFOR1ED AT ILL p0INTs-THE MERCURY
STILL FALLING.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-This has been the Sc
day OF thc present winter throughout the Me-t
crn and Northwestern States. AZ Ia This city the
thermometer stood at II below zero. aud at A a. had
dropped to- -7 below Great Zee loes have formed in
the haror and the lake 4. ohscurcl by clouds of vapor
Tug, were kept busy breaking tLe ice. At Omaha the
thermometer reported at 15' below. at s. Paul 2o'
below at Des Noinos l3o below, at Dubuque 20 below
and nc Fargo 800 below
TORONTO ont. Dec. 1s-Diaratches from various
points i'm ontario indicate the colcst weather OF the
season The thermometer ranges from . above to 50
below zero.
PLrERsBrRG Va. Dec. ls.-ft has been showing since
early this morning. This il the first Of the season
CLryEL,ND. Dec. 1-.-Tho thormouleter registered 1
above zero this morning and The mercury Is fall
ing.
LrNcuBrEc Va. Dec. 1s-A SHOW storm has pre-
vailed her. since early this morning. aud the fall prom
i,es o. Doe heavy.
Wl.uiSGroN. Dec. 1s-The Signal Corps station at
Hat,cra- Inlet \. c. reports that the three-ma'tcj
schooner C. T. CLARKE. Captain Crampcr. i- ashore OBJ
Hatteras -hoIls and is reported go De total wreck All
The crew are saved.
II PArr Dec. 1s.-An railroads report DELAYS IN
trains on account oi the cold weather. The th'rmone
ter. Iai n. from 20 to 4 below no different points,
RICHMOND. Dec lS--uow has leon falling incc'-antly
an day accompanied by nortnve.tcrly wind; The
Thermometer has fallen go since midnight Jas, night
TIE FIRST REAL SNOW STORM OF WINTER
The storm which was developing in the West
took advantage OF the cut rates aud arrived IN this city
yesterday uoou II was cold I'D he morning and sklt rs
ret out cr skates anl prepared for festivities on the
lake m Central Park bI. when the 7no" 1,
gan to ilu II %'t eva H[ iit ll'e ,Nt W',iiJ gii
u9t seem al mi discouraged bccu. il was beaten into =
choco'atc-co,or. mass n tle streets Il was not blind
u- snow storm vA great Ndke, comhs down -o lIl, *
to completely hide ne view, nt 10 vls respec,aoe,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

The 4ay-.r shows the iao-' yar'ons IN this y BY 'cn'h.
thr - hour
na aIllLhf olaii
g. to -ofs IT. hscn ~ dotted re pfr, ni
nec stsS oy tie AcTToneu 81 h.a
lAal n.cI. As bfoalFAY.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

atiyc on the former committee Tho members of inc
state Committee whether stnlw ,r Half Breed know
hnt the Presidents desire 20 succeeded by RepuDl
can administration sincere and hearty.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL VOTING.
fNpiGSArioS OVER THE ARREST or MINISTER IN
ITHACA WHO VOTED FOR CLEVELAND.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRrBusE1

lbl TELEGRAPH TO I'VE rklbtNt'l
ITHACA, Dec. 1S.-The people Of this neigh
borhood are much excited tonight the arrest Of the
rev Robert r. Jones the pastor Of the Park Baptist
Church hero, the charge OF having voted Illegally At
the recent Presidential election This fall Mr. Jones took
pnrt Tn an Independent Republican rally, making nm
address IN favor OF Cleveland when Mr.. Jones offered
MS vote NJ the polls election day he was challenged
hy ~ iirmiston. ilc TOOK tr general onth md his
ballot wa nrcor's hs The clrc'or hoat Last erening
Dsrrty United et'rs narshai srrrrt rron TIE inri'
ter p rnrr7nt 30 arrest rf1rsrr h''r vith h1r
irT t0'ri ~ raiig =. $50 rr-aiisr'i-i tprH1r. nrt
lf'firg h'r th irtr-+ N itt trfi-H i-4ti e'H'Hs
Arg' Hrfr tir'it i' trhtr ~ 19 Att " 'ts stgi
Y 2 fftgn ~ .a Hil -ei ti fHff-i- 4i'f t's 'i'ff
7i -'-H' s- .4-ili4- N4. ia s-i-ia 4e- 44+ii W ~
all.i'NN 'i' - 4tfnF4- a- .W 'ti'r 'N's 'r,t-i-7
itt4 4H lNa u. .t.uii p.4rl. maeti-5 10 Re
tN"t ~ ,Al 80 eli. a4l 44ll y4paiAl nae&p4essei
't 'l"' ~ Lis fI.-l. -AllIA
- Hil lll AAl.rA tls uYruilI Nn iu- arlai -lifd
- r ir tltu hat tsi .lri tU strict tlHfAef hAlu
a A1tnl. oi lrly, iut ls decision 3D. Ae matter and
tAf cIre
~ nl -natou meofing vas held hcrc tuui-ht audrso
"'' deAou-clns tne arrest Oi NJ Jones were adopted
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
rEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER ra 1894
WALKS AND TALKs IN THE CITT.

cartons condition. and recommended entire cessation
from all business cares.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
Ready This Morning.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price wrapper ready Tor malngl, cents p,r copy,
- 30 ten copies All al ekuA slb
" THE TRIBUNE. New York
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
Winter Appeal.

The View York for Improving the conditions
tbe appeals earnestly for help enable 20 maintain rs
Increasing sp0usbty toward The OF the eiiy s
winter
livery reported Will 30 investigated Immediately ADD
dealt With is merits
Cloth ng Blankets and any articles seryicesoe TOR
the poJr Nl be gladly received AZ tho 0fCe 70 am ave
orders for Hospitals. Hsmes and special lspsn,ailsj
deUacies tor the and winter clothing fof es "na
youths ~ hoth sexes are specially tesrei ...~, ,.u
Uontrihutiors shond be sent 20 Mr JDHN BoM 81 -
OF MI ROBERT AMiSfuRNt treascier oVttrw
A. q 'nuifntpe.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
~ Al uat0u meeting Vas held here t1-u-ht audrcso-
l'na deauuAcus tAe arrest oi NJ Jones were adopted


BosroN, Dee. 1S.-John +. Hayes, n bar
tender of The North End, was arrayned before Judge
Nelson aud jury ia the United states District Court to-
day mr illegal voting 10 the national election. Tho
Government Witnesses esrihed that Hayes vorcd right
if m lrl q. Precinct and that he also voted three
times lu Wand = Precinct l.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
GpeclG. Ejli::I.

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Doors op.n AZ II O'Clock.
Genera Exercises rom l. to oeoes Public inyitSi
Ii. I ToHl9,iS.. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Wnuird-A man fof supernterdsnt o an cigtsi5sd gy.
rnrnnnnirint of tie Protsstanl Rrscqpa Shmeh Eust
sass,sssa p,s,.ss Boa iiss Y os sewfosi
tfM.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
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Nmas Appeal Tor Workingwomen.
day can aways near Of execnt .onea o. appyi9x - tls
M-troa O ths Bethlehem Day Nursery No ts Last 5ls,
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Letters for Europe not he specially directed for
despatch oy any particular steamer IN order to secure speeay
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sATrRpAY-At4:3 4:3o a. m. for Europe p-i Rrtannic.
VIA Queenstown al A. 5Oa M lot Scotiand dlreeL peg
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