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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
SYRACUSE.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEASLES
THE BROKERS.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


THE BROKERS'.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SYRACUSE, May 16-An order recently Is
sued from the headquarters of the New1ork central ana
Hudson River Railroad, requiring all employees OF the
company to uniform, is creating some conserna
ton along the line Ticket agents. telegraph operators
and officers Of similar rank viii hereafter be obliged to
wear the regulation clothing tailor is now III syria
cuse taking the measure of the men,
The opopdags Rowing Association will hold a regatta
ON the lake of that name in June According to present
plans crews from several Out-of town rowing clubs ana
possibly one from Cornell University, Will take part
There has been great deal Of illness OF peculiar
character in this vicinity during the last few weeks The
Health Officer declares the disease TO be German measles
II Infections and partakes of modhedform OF regular
measles. Young and old are affected by it alike.
syracusans we're somewhat disappointed because Chan
eelor Sims of the University, not made bishop by
the Methodist Conference in Philadelphia.
Commencement exercises at Keble School Tor Young
Ladies are announced to take place June 49, Dr. C. H.
Hail. of Trinity Church. Brooklyn will deliver the ad-
dress
The brokers who we're recently shut ont by the Western
Union Telegraph Company acting under orders from inc
Chicago Board of Trade from receiving gram quotations.
are still unable to make arrangements LOT the RECEIVING Vi
the market reports.
Neither the banks the brokers Of Syracuse have
been affected by the panic ia New-Yok this week. ana
business has not been at all disturbed apparently
Mrs Frank Hiscock is home from Washington. she Will
NOT return TO the capital this season.
j. W. Clarke, the real estate broker VINO was
of sytnd fling Dv means of dlspOsng OF mortgages on
worthless property Ulster County and sentenced 70
two years Imprisonment in the Penltenary, was al
mitted to bail yesterday II is believed that CLARKE VIII
g. West.
More building Is going IN Syracuse than at any
other time for the last ten years
Dr. O'Haras Cathedral, the largest the state west
Of New-York, is to be dedicated next Christmas.
The marr,a.e OF A. NJ Kuickerbocker, City Editor OF
the Standard 10 Mrs. Kate T. Blown daughter OF e1-
Alderman CaLdee, sOlemnized Wednesday Inc ceIe-
mOny private
d. E. Crauga received this week a magnificent paint
ing of mis- fast trOtteTs Daisey Turner aud George
w. made by }. M'Aulf OF NewIOrk City. Mr. Niause,s
horses are the pair in the State west OF Newly
City.
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ROCHESTER,.
UNIVERSITY P-KINDERGARTEN-M
CROSCOPY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ROCHESTER, May 16.-The members of the
senior Of the university completed the work OF
their college Their examination will be begun TO
and after next Wednesday they will have moth
ne do but practise the oraton and try on their dress
quits for commencement Dr. NJ. b. Anderson, the presi-
dent of the university who has been the South for
ers weeks returned last night He greatly refreshed
and improved In health.
At the Free Academy yesterday afternoon meeting
those interested in Professor Felix Aders plan for esab
fishing a free kindergarten In Rochester was held.
Dr. L. NJ. Moore presided and s. A. Ellis acted
secretary. Superintendent Ellis gave brief sketch
OF the methods emp Logged In kndergartens Miss Grant
formerly teacher In Professor Aders Kindergarten in
New York explained the manner OF instruction OF that
institution Professor Adler lectures here May g. In
cid of the movement 10 establish school IL is under
stood TO be Mr. Aders scheme 70 found free kinder
g2rteD also In Buffalo.
Mr. Atwood chairman of the local committee for the
ceRor In this city next August OF the American Society
f Microscopists Il informed that the Rev. " H. Danger
" EsgsId, 10 TO be present and take part In the pro
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK n TIE
CITY OF NEw-YORK
against
Action NO2.

CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.
Of Judgment OF toreclOure ana se e nn
entered the 18th day OF May losi the under
Judgment named viii sell az pubic snc-
ton AZ the Exchange SaesrOOms No Ill Broadway I'm the
ty of NewYOrk 5th day OF Jnne 1854 az ~ o'clock
noon by John r. Boyd auctOneer the following described
premises: ----, -, ....... ,,t,u an,
being on the sOuhey side OF Fifty ninth street bet ween
Eighth and Ninth In the Twenty second ard Of
the Civ OF New York with ali improvements thereon bound
ed and described follows to wt; Commencing AT pons
ON the said sOuthery side Of Fftyninh street which Is d
ant twenty nine feet (229 feet eastery
IRON the formed by the intersection OF the esseiy
of with the SAID sOuthefly side OF Fully
ninth street southery and parallel with Ninth
aVenue aud partly through party wall OnehuDded eet aud
five inches 100 feet inches 20 the centre OF the boc
easery and along said centre line went es
20 feel thence n0rthery and parallel WIN the Nintn
avenue and partly through party wall one hundred eet an
i've inches 100 sect inches TO the sad sOutueIy see ~
FIFTY ninth street thence westerly along said southe
side OF Fynnth street twenty -ninc feet l@5 eet 10 the
point place 81 beginning, go. =, o,.,ou.,n
:. AUFMANN, EDWARD NJ 81 hph n NJ,
Plaintiffs Attorney heAoteo
Elnk MI
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
In the city Of New-iork
against
CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.
Action No. s.

In nursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and made
and entered herein The 18th day OF May So, the under
sgne named will sell at public
NJ The Exchange salesOoms No. III Broadway the city
OF NewYOrk the 9TH DAY OF NE, 1884, at o'clock
noon by Boyd. auetoueer the following described
premises All that certain lot piece OF land situate,
fyug being the soutberly side OF Fifty
tween the Eighth and Ninth In the Twenty second
Ward OF the city OF NewlOrk with all improvements
thereon bounded aud described follows
ing at point the said sOuhoTy side OF Hftyninh St,
which distant hundred and ninety feet eastery
the formed by the Intersection OF the esty
OF Ninaye with the said southery side OF fifty ninsti
theuce southery parallel with Nnth-ave and partly
through party wall and five inches 20 tho
the boc eastery and along SAID centre
line twenty feet thence northery and parallel with the
Nnth.aye partly through wall hundred feet
the said southery side OF Fifty ninhsti
aud thence westerly said s0uherly side OF iynlnth
tweny.nue feet TO the point place OF beginning.
- KAuFMANN EDWARD NJ. BukGHARD,
PTas Attorney No B Beekman-st. CITY. Referee.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.
pEPAR1rSr OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE or tSDtS s AYgahs
sr.YTD ppopOsAIs indorged Proposals. for Beef

DEPABTEST OF THE IsTrESS 9ygeA SF En "a ISL
bids Tor Beef MUST DO admitted IA separate oaveopes
Bacon Flour Clothing or IransportS,ion r. n, me case
SSs OSS5 I HSp 81 WoSsTERsT XEW . Be
Rh9s SS S SS Bset on tho ho pounds
o 9qR pS YoSn fT pSnad:
10000 pounds Hard Bread 4sonO pounds MOniny 900
Pno Tea 800 pounds Tobacco pounds
SCC pounds soap 5000 pounds eOGa oSoOo6 pounds su
Also BsnSqti WSqsn and Cotton Goods gSo2'iitlqE q
10000 yards Denims i eco Yards Ginshan itO9Oo
s s sSs.na yss SeaShsS sheeSs 1900
yards Hickory sbTting 10 yards Calico shirins 1900
yard.i win,ey l1Og yards: clothing Groceries SUS IONS
sr miceaneoas artes such as Harness Pough. RaEc
Forks &C. ana S Sp9q @ K KSa s S o
Also Tor such WAGONS required adapted e. ths e
Also for such Of tho prtclc goods and sup
plies that may not De contracted for 10 DO delivered ~ ~
SHDs MUST BE MADE 9gT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing kinds and quantities Of
supplies required for each agency and me KINDS aS
blank proposals. conditions 70 be observed o Gaass 1ne
and place Of delivers FG' OF Sonr a.rScions wiz Be
i1TnsGsd uPGn sggSSH1GWR 20 es W. YORK william Il
E %R or no. 4SS BrcadTay 6OP@lsssTlss
6a6s'egc u A. s az oesS1 Frcsco AID Ysatton the
Owing named place. kansas Arkansas CITY bGEng tOn
srd Hat6Sin.on IarnS AcP6srsSn Marion, NediGne
S5gs SsTiSP S:ssSS Sedan sterling Topeka Wei
viii Se opened a. the hour aud day above stated and
bidders are invited & h e 81 tas Rsnns
Sqs e & SSrsfss Sasf sH o.
The PROPOSAL H,PRIoE. Commissioners,
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
BUFFALO.
NO PANIC-FEsTlvAL NOTEs-CHEAf BEEN
THEATRICAL
tpv rrrraR.rH TO THE rRBUSE.l


rpv rrr rGR APH TO THE TRIBUNbI
puo.M Nov lathe financial furry In
49,. ,a. had little or no influence on business nero,
,n than IN create some lack Of confidence as honc VI
an. hank. were carrying heavy balances IN new 'orh
No necessity has been felt for calling meeting VI
harters and all apprehension is vanishing Hilton q
waugh oil brokers' the only house 10 suspend anu
they are hoping to resume in few days
The auction sale this week of reserved seats TOT 'ne
lime festival brought large premiums but was hVey
epouOh IN indicate great interest The first choice was
.o at an advance 49, and bids afterward fell as ow as
40 cents The sale is now open TO the public and $4,000
has beeu realized in two days. The book OF the fesuVa
has also had large sale The festival chorus is holding
three rehearsals week. and is making rapid progress "
its work The local managers are sangune OF great
cess both musical and financial
Local liquor dealers are sgtated over discussion
whether beer shall be sold at four or five cents glass;
and numerous meetings have been held WIN INC oye "
flying uniform price, 1t is said that Detroit ana bunao
ore the only cities where the price is cut Inc maV'o
-, 70. iott n a committee who are to call general
meeting OF the retailers
The Buffalo Reform Association held its first annual
meeting this week and attracted large body Of repre-
sentative men, The principal speeches were maze py L.
C. sprague and James o. Putnam the reports ciaeo "9
the cbsf result Of the years efforts the increase OF
license and a movement for lessening the NUMBER Vi
shops.
Mayor scoviue has chosen Edwin G. Robbins as MS
clerk 10 succeed the Harmon s. Cuttings. ROBBINS
is prominent lawyer, and has been twice canuio''o
for city attorney.
The amusements Of the week have included perform
snces bv the Boston Ideal Company and Kate Ciahoh
The members of the former organization are well known
,ooa and their visit was made the occasion OF many
,ocal attentions Their audiences were enormous MISS
Caxton has also revived the old Sea OF Ice to large
houses
Further subscriptions are reported TO the scheme OF
rehanepg the carlton OF bells in the tower OF the Roman
Catholic Cathedral and architect expected 10 pi
sent plans soon for the proposed improvements
Mrs Iavinia H. Austin, the weathiest woman IN
Bnfalo died this at advanced age she leaves
a daughter TO inherit vast estate.
slight sray occurred oh the wharyes TINS aIteIHooS
in which an Italian was badly cut by rutans inns Is tne
first outbreak labor troubles this week. ana not serious
enough to indicate their renewal.
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"a POTENT PHILTER."

=, . n, -
A serial story. attractvey entitled A Potent
Philter is being published in the excellent SUNDAY eur
work of a very youthful writer; but II displays signal
artistic skill and strength OF mind disposition TO an
alive thought and preference the scenes OF
life connect the author with the modern American school
but characters ana situation sacrificed 10 these
tendencies The hand that constructed Virginia BaieY'
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dina Mr. Dalipger is president Of the Royal Mlcro,
scopca Society OF England and 10 looked upon ~ ono
the foremost seicntsts In the world
The Salvation Army waging war here but IL not oe
ing with any marked success.
In the United States Court yesterday afternoon Nelson
Lewis was found guilty Of sending an obscene lou.er
through the mails and sentenced to eighteen moh'nS m
nriaOpfnent.
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Ecaal Notlces.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK N TIE
CITY OF NEw-YORK Aetion No l.
against
CHARLES FLEET and Others.

Tn pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale mafa
and entered herein the 18th day OF Nay, lS-i, the
nndersigned referee said ind men named VIII s,ll az
public auction Exchange SalesIoOn', No ~ Broad
wav IN the CITY NcwYOTk the .t day OF June l-t
at y O'Clock by John Boyd auctoneo the following
described premises; .,-, -. g.. ,-t,.. ,,,
beng on tie southery SIDE ~ Fynnth street between mo
Eighth and Mn n Avenues the Twenty second Nad ~ mo
city OF New. YORK with all Improvements thereon bhln
and described follows 10 wit: Commencing NJ POM On
said s0utbery side Fifty ninth street which distant H0
hundred feet 200 eastery from The corner 0ihu ~
The line OF Ninth Avenue Win te
said southery Of Fifty ninth street. thence so.ery
Ninth Avenue one hundred lee anu he
inches loo inches the centre line ~ the Dok
Tho nee easterly and said centre line tWen'yc es
20 feet thence nOrthery and parallel with the Sinh Ave-
nue. ana partly through party wall, one hundred eet sa
Ave inches 10 the southey side OF Fifty ninth street.
and thence Westerly along said sOutbsy side OF fyDh
Street twenty feet 20 feet 20 the point OF or ntg
ming. EDW AhD ~ bOh"hAhD' hei'iee'
s. KAUFMAN, Pln's Atty,
No paaLn at Npv
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THg GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN THE
CITY or NEw-Nohk
4 Watnsf
Action No 4.

CITY or NEw.YoRK Action No A.
Against
CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sss
male aud entered herein on the l5th Gay ot May lSolt
J. the undersigned referee in said Judgment named VII
sell al public the Exchange saesf0oms no III
broadway I'm the city NewYOrk the 9th day OF June,
1854 az r. O'Clock noon John Boyd auctOnee the fol-
wing described PREMISES ,..- 49,,
All That certain lot piece or parcel OF land situate wing
and bens on the sOnhery side OF Ffy ninth street. between
the Eighth avenues the Iwsnty second ard OF
city NewlOrk, with all improvements thereon,
hounted and described foows to wit commencing az
point said souery side Of Fifth ninth street which
dstant feet east ty nom the
intersection Of the eastey ue on Ninth
avenue with the sand souheTy side OF ity ninth street.
thence souhery and parallel with Ninth and partly
through party wall hundred feet end hye sches O
feet inches the centre ue Of the block thence eastey
along said line nineteen feet thence northoiy and
parallel the Ninth avenue and partly through aparV
wall one hundred inches To the said souihefy
side OF and thence westerly and along SAID
sOutherly sle OF Ffiyninth street nineteen ,.t 70 Pos
place OF beginning. EDM ARD NJ 81 Hoh M,
). KAUFMAN. PlalntEs Any heieiee
knan ~
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w. p. SMALL. Major and c. s.
PROPOSALS. FOR YELLOW PINE LOGS.


A MILK-sr., 7
Boston, May ). 1884.
Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals Tor Yellow Pine
be this Office until May u, ssh, al :
Immediately thereafter in presence o.
biIlara for furnishing and delivering at the Navy ara
Boston 81 600 cubic feet Yellow Pine Logs
10 be Ofthe best quality fine grained Georgia OF Florida
yellow pine which bas not been tapped OF Whch me com
mandat the Yard must be furnished with ey
Ueucc 10 than 30 feet In length ana the WOe 10
length Onetrd Of the whole quantity 10
guare moi inches third not less tan 10 nces
d than Is inches at the top end clear Of
wgue 10 be lined straight the siding Way long iRI curve
admissible but no shoot crooks or irregular
curves will DO received To be rough squared ana may De
lined with the natural OF the Not TO have more
sapvood than OEeeighth OF me oreadth OF
t face as suuared butt and 20 be cut on To sOuGt
wool AT the middle OF the length Of the log the breadth au
dentb TO considered the size FOR computations Inc sapWO
tobe excluded the measurement and Deductions TO be made
FOR axearks and improper 7quarne The whole To Oe e
from snakes grains large knots or other detects anu 10
he snbect 10 inspection BY the Government Inspector OF m
snector at Yard at Boston, Mass where II is 10 De
delivered before July !, 1854. ~, .-,.., D..,o,
The urice b delivery At the Navy fa BOSTON,
Two satisfactory suTetes must accompany tue DID, guah
teeiDc q faithful execution 81 the Oncr II accepted ,
The right reserved 10 reject any ana all OuS MOI 0o
cred advantageous 10 the Government
Diana i''' IVA ~ G. W ABBOT,
mv7-vSslt Pay Director L ; Nayy
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
81 THE GERNIN SAVINGS BANK
in he city Of New YORK Acfion No g
against
CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.

In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and ae naie and
entered herein ON 18th day OF May lsSi l. the UNDER
signed referee in said ud ymen named VIII sell az public
ton the Exchange sales Rooms No H. boaws IN ,he
noon by John +. Boyd. suctiOneer the following de,
scrned nr,In,ses: All lot. parcel
Of nd su, lying aud being on the .ouhery side Of ty.
mimi street the Eighth AMI nth avenues m Tue
twenty second ofthe City Of New York, with all I'M
uroyemeps thereon bounded aud described ~ follows To wits
nnenctup nj A ont said SOuhcriy SIDE Of tftyninth
street which is hundred ond hlGght ieet zJo
t "a tery from formed bv ihc intersection OF
The starv line Of ninth avenue the - s0uthcTy limo
OF street thence sOuthery and parallel With Ninth
through wall. hundred tteI
and i've inches and inches TO the centre line Of tho
block thence easeily and along said centre line nineteen
eet 10 nOrtherly ami parallel WIN the Nnt
avenue and partly through wall one hundred feet and
five c hes foo feet inches said sOUtherly side of
fty ninth street thence westerly along sad souheTy
10 TO the point
or place OF beginning. EDWARD NJ BO hO hAhD
D KAUFMAN, heieiee
prns Attorney 5 Beekman street
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Il LARGE SUM or LOST MONEY FOCND .

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 15.-Detective OCOn-
recovered go 500 in this city I'm drafts and notes.
which lost by man named Green representing a
tobacco house at Adams Centre New York Green was
walking IN the of the Windsor Hotel few nights
ago. when young colOred woman picked his pockets
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
i OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT COANls5ARY
OF SUBSISTENCE
CORNER GREEN ANn HOUSTON SIS. -.

SEALED PROPOSALS, IL TR PLICATk subject TO the
n, conditions with COPY OF this advertisement attached
will be received Office uat - o'clock noon on thurs
da MAY 90 which time and place they VIII De Ope ed
The presence of bidders Or furnishing the resh % 81 re:
nured by the subsistence Department L, :, A. New lOIA
CIV. durns the Twelve months commencing Juy l. 1874,
Proposals be accompanied by guarantee signed Dy
two rDon shle per guar2ntOrS tOiusty In the sum
Of 5000 proposal accompanied by such guarantee
will not be considered.
Proposals must enclosed in sealed envelopes married
Proposals Fresh Beef and addressed to the under
Blank forms ana Information to conditions quality OF
beef naymeus etc can obtained application TO this
Office The Government reserves the night to reject any OF all
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AN district except Westchester County IS included
IN the NeV.IOTk city vote.
HECAT1TuLATTON
Blaine districts bO5lO
districts iOtO
Edmunds districts 0OSl
Total Republican majority AntiArthur Districts 3gO
OTitv ia Blaine districts 9lbo
Arthur districts
Total Deuoatic majority in Edmunds districts 6Sl2
Total Democratic majority in AntiArthur districts 37
Where the district dcegates divided between the cand
dates the ma critics are divided proportionaely
Who then can said to be the choice Of the Republic
can voters OF New York
If Mr. Blaine cannot carry New-fork surely hooody
can! -
The states that sfr. Blaine carry outside OF New
York, and the electoral vote of each
aorlia z; Nevada, 3; Colorado, 81; Ore
gon, 3; New-Ilampshirc, 4; Connecticut q;
rs; Vermont. 4; Iowa, 49, Pennsylvania. 80;
Kansas o; Rhode Island Maine, Is; Wisconsin, II
Massachusetts. II; Michigan 10; Minnesota, Il Ne
braslla 81 total, 212.
MhoIe eccloral vote. 4Ol. Neces3ary TO elect, 2Ol
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miscellaneous

DURCHASER.-A young lady Of refined taste
wishes TO do purchasing outof PARTIES all Or.
amt promptly executed for references
address, address for week, BUYER Tribune omes
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RIM. earned-New.York,l Cleveland o First base On
balls~NeN.Yofk Cleveland, >. First base on errors
New.York : Cleveland T. Left Oh bas"s-Aew'forA' 81
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First Baptist Church Parksve, corner 89thst.Preach
ing at II a. m and p. m, BY Rev. ". L. ANDREWS, Oh
Uniyersity
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Rooms ano flats Go Get.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS in American
ID safe Deposit Goa elegant Teproof edhce 5taVe ana
42dst location cOnyeniencs Inquire In
Company's office % premises
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A FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
pure cream the and most popular ice cream IN tho
world Try and you will other Depots 300 4thave
l2ss Broadway 10 Chsthamst, 10 East l2jthst New
York and 4b3 Fulton.st. Brooklyn
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-04

TIE Democracy of the county have apparently been fixing up a cket 10 be ''lelI" in Nov. Hi Der, in the convention of the last two days They have labored long and hard. but whether the results are com mcbsurate with the political veal and tear and general cranial tender- ness which seems to prevail, is d matter of which even the Democra- cy is, in it's private opinion, exceed- ingly dubious.
 The Republican of the county have rarely had things to suit them b etter, ard if they use the judgment of 4ssiness men in their county con ventiun and harmoniously ncmlnate only the ablest men, the best mate rial in their ranks for the various places, they will have no trouble in coming 10 the spot on time in No vembcr. If, however, the Republi> can nominations arc made lhrougl the trickery that has character ized the opposing party, they can scarce ly expect 90 win any thing, fiom the fact that it is well known that there is large boGy of Republicans who would not hesitate to rebuke dishon> est practices within their lines.
 Open work, honest work, fair work to all candidates concerned will put the best men for the public in the field for the votes of the peo- ple, and they will win With the united support of the Republicans of the county.