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cralnmond Kennedy then delivered an address.
LEVI N. BATES FOR MAYOR.

The County Convention Of the Independent Deuoo-
racv of which Senator James Bren Is the leader
last evening nominated City and County ticket Win
Levi NJ Bates for Mayor. The convention met in
Clarendon Hall. in East Thirteenthst., Jerome Bick
in the chair and Major W VI. McGrath and John
HAYES secretaries Delegates from every district we're
present, and the hall was crowded. James OBrien
chairman of the Conference Committee previously
Amounted repor ted that the committee had conferred
with committees of the County Democracy. Irving
Hall aud the German Democratic org inzaiions VINO
promised 70 communicate later with the committee put
Instead Of dong had put III the field ticket which
was the result Of bargain, and deals and would not
receive the appreciation OF majority OF the voters lie
presented te Glowing ticket
Fox Fox Sca.Iot Is Il Hastings sang Grant,
For Judges Of tho Court Of Appeas jeloggt, husS
For Distfic, A,torncy-Rs.tuss Ransom.
Tor President Of the board Of Aldermen William J. Boyhan
The report adopted and the candidates sug-
gested were separately voted upon and UNANIMOUSLY
dominated. Judge John Goodlett in presenting the
name of Mr.. Bates sand that he had worked ~
brckmaker in early life, then entered upon a mercan-
tile career, ana coming to thi- city thirty year. ago
built up the house OF Bates, Reed Il Cooley. Mpef
McGiath, eIJudge Orlando l.. Stewart. Frederick W;
Leonard. James Quinn and jerome Buck euoezed
the other candidates. The Conference Committee wa
continued with power to MI vacancies In the ticket, and
Mes-rs. McGrath. O'Bfien, Goodiett, Stewart ana
Malloy appointed committee TO inform the car
didatcs Oh their nominations.
H. response To loud calls Mr OBricn took the plat
form and said a citizens committee working with
Hubert -. Thompson has put a municipal ticket III the
field Now. say 10 those citizens that when tie cry
wa- being robbed by dishonest o.tcia- who were IN
dor.ed 10y citizens committee. protested against II
Applause Here We have presented ticket when
exneci will receive tie support OF indcleldrnt voters
of all parties. / have always teen tie friend OF the
workng inen 'applauael many OF whom | see IN
tl- hall tonight. | don't believe n these citizens
who meet With theIT cierk. IN parlor and nominate
candidates whom Hubert y. Thompson misses wants
them t. nominate Hubert q. Thompson man VINO
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BEECHER SPEAKS AGAIN.
AND AGAIN BRINGS OUT CHEERS FOR ARTHUR AND
CLEVELAND


CLEVELAND.
Henry Ward Beecher presided last evening
ot the meeting in the Art Association Rooms. Montague
st.. BROOKLYN under the auspices Of the Independent
Republicans First Ward james H. Mofiat called
the meeting 10 order Half the audience composed
OF Young girls and women The chairman In the course
OF his speech. said
Ihrc been I'm this cause Of politics at my own charges
ever scue can remember and expect Ia he IA the same
relation 10 the welfare the community 10 the day that
cease to think upon this earth. Ana there
R %Meh T t5Ho'nshtfu '''' men, moral men men
who mean bring at least sound morality and honor
into politics were more needed than the present !
haven't taken up hasty opinion 81 MI Elaine. nave
been student Of HI name and hhlud"s Tor more lII
were Intimate with hin and have been enabled 10 study
his psychology and the opinion entertain ENTERTAINED
long ago Aud when understood tai ne was I" ne pro
posed a. a candidate at Chicago III private c1Ir'sI"i
encc and by personal conversation dl,-adcd WIN an
NV might the members 81 the Republican party from
nominating Mr. Blaine thinking II he wa, Introduced
couisou schl-u- divisions would arise with the r-h ot
exploding the party itself urged with all my might that
MI Arthur who had gone 10 Washington not With my
approbafiOu. should De again nominated IoI the Nedi
of r. Republican party and the country. Applause
Hut yyai defea;rd iongcd 10 see that initial move
eut OF civil service reform developed 80 that II coud
nnt br changed back again. Men who were al Chicago
said 10 me: You are Free Trader out and ont; why
not 70 over 10 the Democratic party - replied u
i better to stay IN the party ana VOTE Gus t m
that very point issue has been taken, ana the men
who the corruper- found candidate ana presented
him for the Presidency. 1 hold nir Blaine To be
man deliberately known, forechosen, "uh NJ own
consent. determine the power 81 TINS Naoh IN iaFoI
Of corruptiOn Aflcr the nomination Of OF MI Blaine
went my elf much publicly a. 10y personal CONVEX
satou and by writing 70 urge upon the ,cm9I"3
should MI Cleveland be elected am willing 10 siaA' my
reputation and my Influence and everything tna i dr
we have ever had lApplause II Mr. Blaine should III
IN the Presidential chair prophesy that Wa-li-ton.
the eye faith predicting doom to him and to the part!
which he served
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MARRIED.

ABRY-UUGUI Son Thur,far evening octo6er2s lssi
Al the re. donce of me brides parents by the oy Nennetl
Marhcu1e IT, Loui. Abfy to Martha Harley, daughter
Of Robert Hughes all o. this cry
FfNDLAY-LEG ,LLEZ-, n Thursday. October 49, 81
at the the brds a'ier Dy mo rev n W ."
run linsey IAN O. Fndlly and Agnes C., daughter o.
=. g. Le GdlleI. o %. both 81 TINS cry
IIITNG WORTH DELONG-At Grace Eyscona Church
Jer4ey CITY bv the Rev u Roe as,lled % the rev IL
" spalug Robert II. IlipNvofth - r. hldhlo "Au1hteI
OF Delavan belong al oiJ"r-ey tty
UoTSTON- HOUSTON -afurdaT. october 20. on fhe
Church tile Holy COMMUNION by n Key y No NO es
IN pcs H. Houston Sew YORK to Mss besfe L. ~ "
ION second ~ The Rev James l. Houston formerly
Of Wilmington. Delaware.
eAxTON-FAEI AND--On Wednesday october - lH44, M
Christ church Henri eta Mich, Oy the rector the heV
HAHN Arthur WilmOu -ariOn I. u, OF llchll't ~
Ada Isebccca daughter Of the late JoseIh = fafah' o
HUDSON. y. y.
sUCKLEY- MONrGOMERY-M the Church on me 81, IN
c,rnltlOn "Wednesday, OCtll or ~. 1851 DY ihe es
Arthur BROOKS. assisted by tho Rev bur w s,sdns
ID d. Robert Bovine -uckcy AMI flIaheth Pumps MOTT
gomory OF the late Hov. Henry h. Montgomery
j.. ID. - ~.
THOMAS LEoNARD-on " "Wednesday October ~; AZ ~
Jafnrs- NJ B. Church. by the icy chard anlothr, AZ
sstcd BY the Rev. a y. VAL, d d, ha'te icy hour'
daughter OF William Leonard, esq TO Air george -
Thomas, both Of this city.
Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed wlh full name
and address,
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COwLES-suddcnly In FarEingt0n, Connecticut Monday.
age IS years
CowIEs-In Farmin gton Connecticut Wednesday october
2, Thomas Cowes aged 20 years
a lingering i ness. cara wife OF a Il Dennlson, and
daughter OF the late Hon. C. seymour IN the 4-d year o.
Boston st man and Maine paper. please copy.
CAPLINEoctooer IS at his residence 25l West I'D
Funeral @otcc 6eIcafter
cRoMWELI->uddeny. october %, 1884, Henry Cromwell
from h.. ate residence l2l l2sthst Tuesday.
rn Gsr2ss, at At 9 Nest .,tV t Z s
ELY-At his late residence ia lstst. Nowburs' n y
RELATIVE AMI friends invited attend the funeral from
his ate lcs denco on Noni ~ OctoOrI al p p,yor
Kairold train.
GAoRIsLY-9n wednesday tho 22d inst at her late rest
dcnce. No Az est % st Anna Elizabeth Oaorisy VIE
funeTa services. ch wall be ho On Ion'ay; the ;Ih
Interment in brentwood Cemetery.
NV Katsripc indeg wife Of charles il Gray and
au;hter OF the ate stephen D. Lindsay OF MAINE age -
BHn1l AZ NorridgenocE, Maine Manor. ,,o,.o
Cleveland ONO Washington c. and Maine papers please
HEALYAt Cold Hudson ThnF mr., octo her
- Elizabeth wife o. Aaron Heay III the OtA year o. het
Funeral services at her late residence Columbia Heights
Brook yu saturday, Oc Ober 70 al : o. .ock p III.
Gagtcr of Pm cnce il and the ate Albert A. Rogers.
Notice OF iunefal lereliter
RpCKW ELL~sACKETT-At West Wtnsted. Conn, on
Thursday october Kate Louise daughter Of b. ROCK
well and lie Of Grove oackett, o. Chicago H.
Thone-A the regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Ork uual ,'as Llgh conn any hed on VIC
All day of October 1854 the following resolutions We're
adopted 80, -. a.. ,.....,
of Nr Jouat an yea valued member OF
tins oaIo whose mature experience ana judgment We
Thoroughly appreo ated the fore - - , -,
R4solvr, That lie long and astinushet career ~ Mt
TlOrnc q chan and as citizen Highly estfe ne ana
one whose example prOJy and honor marked tt
IT, community wei as this company have susta ned loss
IN his deceJ-e. MITCH, ~, ~, o.,,,
Resolved That these s)utions puDushrd anu coy
~ f "a me- suitably en- be .rn 20 ht- lam y 10 "hOm
we this deuce " sympathy and condoen'e
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INSPECTING DOGS AT MLNERS THEATRE

Last evening Superintendent Hankinson and
several officers Of Mr.. Berghs Society for the Pre-
yeution OF Cruelty 10 Animals. made decent Harry
Miners Bowey Theatre TO investigate reports Of alleged
cruelty 10 pack Of dogs playing star engagement ut
that p ace under the management OF Professor" Bur
ION n was found that OF the dogs bore several
Irut.es and flesh wounds inflicted by heavy lush
and one OF the animals ribs pr0truding from the
drsh ePro!cssor" Burton explained that the enan-
,ted md ,rui.d animal had been In his keeping only
lew DAYS and that hereafter II should receive tho best
Of cure With this PLANTATION and promises 10 arrests
aaA.
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xovrx ,rroys N wEsrcnEsrER COUNTY.

The Republicans OF the LIST Assembly District
Of Westehes,er County held their In Washing
ton Hall Yonkers yesterday ID. ID. Earle, Of Pleasant
VILE presided and Norton r Otis. OF Yonkers, vas re-
nominated by acclanation amid great deal u en-
thuslssm 49,. -, u.
In the IIIi Assembly District Convention held at
Yorktown General James W. Hustled was nominated on
the nrst ballot
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CLOSE or REGISTRATION.

Yesterday was the last day for the regisrra-
OF voters In this city. The books closed at M
Following tho results by Assembly districts for the
day compared with those for the last day of regtIa
tinn In sS3 lSS2. 1881 and ECO;
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TRrgrSE OFFICE oct 26-l a. m.-The movement OF
the barometer during the fair and clear weather ye-er
day was upward The temperature ranged between ~
and 5O9 the average Ci3A being 2os' lower than on
the corresponding day last year and La higher than on
Friday. 4, ,ht. ot,v
cool fair weather may be expected to-day IN TINS city
md
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Prominent ARRIVALs.

Hoffman Houe-Admira David d. Porter,
l. : Nayy... run ArSnss Hoici-Congressmah hsriah
wilkins Of ohio Clarendon Hofsi--ir Frederic ~
ans Of London ...... SuriSrdn Housr- x II'-l'ii
Pr,io. OF PERU. BrcrOOT Hons, g " f'rl"ut
French Consul AZ Montreal. Victoria HOtri tc'A 49,
H. Anderson OF Savannah. ....... windsor iioe' ~ '"
Cannon. Controller OF the Currency ASor House
~ lllcnrn.
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6p.tial Noli.es.
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NO ISL FOR THE NEw-YORK TIMES.


Hamilton. Madison County, subscriber 70 me NeN-
York IIqes writing have his name taken on the -t
SAYS: do NOT take train that runs on slde IRA, A.
un g., I make "a mistake. When ! last paid Tor me
Ti4es / Thought the paper Republican made y
mistake. II l. coutluupu, track. II has switched
OH d cOnplainer. have no use for It,"
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School in Nrwnf nnd thr hcn'ih riysclnn hrs niesc
ilnt me .choyl b. ci0.fl. There T. irgc inTta-c m
90 number ~ cl.fs ~ dtpltrrI M fr Cfty,nnd r if
aj n hr i14'fiilr district where drah have been ~
frequent Occurrence
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LANDLORDS Perfume ELENA
IuudbJrg'- Periuns. dlrse1t Ma s)BL
Luudbprg's pr ne. Ap1e FD.tt
Landlords Perfnu LILY - tl3 FIloH
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Religious Nctlccs.

"a I ni'~ EH ch"TGh l5's I r;oE
u raj. to 90 with Po,ries' Public cordially invited sun.
day school az 10 o'clock a m.
of the spi,,tua~f. o. New York vii b9
and c-pe ally me.luu.s invi e. 30 % teGd
Al .1ul, Chnrch .tl.,ye corner eotli:st qnday.
C. WILL Ms at J. !. ~ The public cordially invited.
An .onl- ,hurch tAuthon Memorial l>rh.si, wcst OF
Gthay ROY r. HEu Z j.: MENTION VIII preach at il a. III
Al tse Vest Pre- .b,teriln Church i!i,t b,tg.sn IA
ana 6;h ave,.-lle Pls'oc. Roy JpHN PAHI ~, P1D:
?. n '''''' -
Mon s Gneses 5a dF a P" ~
BAN q HentaeAy c1oc9 4asIca rrsramwe HT 49,
IN r The re- iop OF M 70 o bo Aos az NJ Rsa
hull q. itLaVe. JO.EPn a. 30 iAEDcs. President.
esInston Venue naP,is, Church
PD m sunday h9aD school ar p m '' ' 10y " =.
Church 2,ne ql-re,ly theye eorPg' 45'l az
HAY Evening lie Party aaa the rrssio i Tie COIN
huch'f Ifr Yirh"ny Ei t7s s pear L1n fGS
sub b. "' The a,ars Of co.'s Justice ES,n ns Tie
Measure Of Gods Love"
Church of It Nnr, he " gin.-Low CELEBRATION, = m
i04j Vespsl.4 ? N. Daily. u. m-4pm.
mnnioIl m service al u O'Clock seryioe Il
S ot Inc '2ns S1i'i "a r Il E' oess
Church The Messiah cor San a. ant SIkayeI,'efy,
Slci he r ' S I'm" rSyer Eycun5 a. J The
story OF Westu.luste, Abbey."
@ cy q Ila ~? r Na1 rector ana services a.
Il a. NJ. and p The Rector will ohciite
Church Iter spirit. Naa,olay9 aud S5ln IS.
Morning Il o'clock Evening service and sermon.
.cp,es of nr-r West 56th.si. between -th ami 9th
aves-fresclIng sunday morning evening Oy hc fas'oT
the Rev. b. Il. a Liza.
e,o .. -,,,, t.n,i, 30 22e rue Quest Service dviu
dix heurcs q ceae dn mstin Rev a v WITT
MENt reeteur.
ivs, -ocie'v of >uiTiiusi,t-. a. Republican Han -
West 3Sd st Mr. Bra IAN lectures moFn ~ and even
ing as usual No idns ser ioesAn'N a. ds5,1ls %
free. All invited.
FIVE Point. lion-e Of Iuia.try l55 woFthst; wm T.
eSiIrrp eyery sunday At B. 30 ociocs PG6ic invited bona
tons cothing AMI shoes solicited
n tr +; nap, a:o S" s 'shEcM i1iGSES
and ., a. s.s :, ever, 0 weacs3ay sp NJ strangers
cOrila inyiicA
Madison ,,enac congregational csareh IT SEW;
frHy will preach ns At clock and the Rev.
Ir III r. HARD IN the evening al 40
nssn aSe. Rev 5, sfwARp ri'teTse,,.s, 4 Il
o'e ocs sunday Sc OOl II o. Sci aloA Not That WHICH
Enisreth Into Nan Oenleth Hin
Rev Gesrge iionsht y Rector o. TRINITY ny. chn lsh
ave cor seth ST. this sun lay evening Of 1880 clock
Rev Henry VI sanders. Pastor OF the Central Baptist
Church 42dst TIN and sth ave. breaches sunday IL m
and SOP suoiay.school $50
-. Georges Church.-An seats nee Rev w 3 RAINS.
FORD. Rector.-iioy Communion Al service ana ser
by TOT At IL ususl service =
~. IsaIus Church. 4oth.st bet 5h and sth-ayes Rev
ARTHUR RIrcHi T.. Rector Services sunday, D. TO- ~
\ III, 1880 y. M; daily, ~
TAir,, zenith y SsrrsA. between "a aud 81
Obedience God rather than Msn" 7'.5 m Rev D.
TREE All are wslcons.
as,s, S"tsre sss ana sesnee q asS snd 7xS sssi;
| irss Public cordially welcomed
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In th city ~ t'ntns
tn ~ hoef'
the oscaton'
dotted line
ts Broadway
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA'

MINIATURE ALMANAC
eunrises G 20 set. no Noon 80 HOO AooHsaso Us
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Lu-sandv Hook OLE GOV. IslsnL !i15 Hel Gaze 2i-2
P.N.-Sandy Heos O:a6 GOV IslAnd LiOo ueA "A'o -
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SKINNY MEY.-" Wells Health Remover re-
sto es hca- and yigor cures Dyspepsa Impotence IL.
Rough on Coughs" TrOches &c; Liquid, Zoe.
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LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Earl e. Wilson's short band Collars and
beai-edge CUTS are the best sold rywhere
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHiNGrON. Oct. 2j.-FOr New England
fair weather northerly winds, becoming variable lowe
followed by slight rise In temperature
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The superiority Of Burnets Favorng Extracts consists in
their perfect puiIty and strength
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DTPHrHERIA ~ 4 EEWARK SCHOOL.
Over a dozen cases of diphtheria have APP
peared among tie children Of the seventh street Primary
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..

LA Lexington ave. between m and 20 sts.
Hours to l. 20 :. Disease Of the Nervous 7y-tcin
Genito.U rnary organs Impotence and steriIty'
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PROFESSOR srERNE's NEW METHOD"

JHDr IS0Jh = INV "''@' ''D''
A HEARTY ENDORSEMENT BY BISHOP DIR. ii. c.
POTTER, OF NEW-YORk.
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pleasure to bear my testimony the remarkable success
your method teaching languages in the case OF my
daughter
know nothing like IT, After the very brief term OF
instruction received your hands, she accompanied me
10 Germany and during four months residence there
never found her fault In understanding others or In
making herself understood in the German language.
Certainly no other method acquiring language offers
10 the pupil such large and immediate rewards as yours
only wish that ny busy lie permitted me to avail
myself Of IT,
And am my dear sir. with all good wishes for your
self and your work, sincerely yours, Ii. {. POTTER
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5peclal 80 tircs.
Adele =. Payne.
II EAST liTH-ST,
MANICURE AND CHIkOPODIsT.
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Australia Franc s0pl close hrte NoEchOHr -,
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The .hed1. Of closing OF Trans ,cac mls ia arranged
ON The presumption OF teT uninterrupted overland sns 90
SAN Francisco Mails from the aast arriving on TYNE al san
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R..t Dentistry OF every description a. very modeI"'
r,"s. Nv nrs WAIT SIXTH 46 East 23dst, Old stand
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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ELECTED .

Dr.. Cotton was elected twenty-one years ago,
to draw teeth without pain with gas and he has held the
office ever since. ~ Cooper Institute -
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Al notices Of marriages must be indorsed wIm JUL name
and address,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1884-10-02
Don1e Girrlf.
PULL YOUR OWN WEEDS.

7, Won have weeds in your own, my dear friend, !
pray,
IN not stand looking over the fence
ro vonr neighbor' domain-just over the way
your weeds are the most consequence.
17nroot them while yet there is daylight to work;
Tear them up seed and branch, from your soil
They are sure to do mischief, pray do not
shirk,
You'll be amply repaid for your toll.
The advice would apply to the garden of life
,Tis so seldom we see our own weeds
For watching our neighbor, worse yet, his
wife,
And counting their many misdeeds,
We pass our own folies, our faults we disguise,
In the garments of selfish conceit
We're ever perfection, Gn our own eyes,)
Our neighbors may take back seat.
let us pull our own weeds and work with a will
While yet there is one to be found,
Nor point o. er the way in derision until
We've carefully titled our own ground.
For watching the faults of others we see
Not the ones in our own hearts SO rife;
Let us pull for ourselves let others weeds be
Till we clean our own garden of life.