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New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
ROCKTANn EOTNTY

NyACK.-The Young Mems Republican Club Is
A. G. Armstrong, the publisher recently contributed
forty volumes of standard publications. The read
ing room IA filled with visitors nightly, aud II is
not NJ al unlikely that the recent editorial Fng-
pestion of IHE TRIBUNE regarding o course OF po-
lilcai lectures will 10 acted upon thls wnteE
HAvERstRAw- Republicans. have permanently
organised under tlte of the " Ira NJ Hedges ASST
| ttpn.N
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TROY.
BOARD OF FsUPERvIsORs-COUR
ELECTION-MUsICAL.

10y IELtIhAH TO TIE IHI"V''''
TnoY, Dee. 1D.-The Supervisors nave au-
jonfed ana gone nome. II was the hrst hepnphcah
Board In almost ten years There Is reduction oi
about 100000 In taxes from last year They Will hou
an e,a day ou January T. when probably the question
f the new ial will he discussed Even the attorney OF
,hs r.,avp,s Ass.riatinn says this Hoard Of super
visor. is great Improvement on all predecessors
iiudse latsnan viii probably wlNl ny the county
t,n,, ana tiuu,t al aesslnns to -muffow. FEW large
ssaes ate briuie the court ,his session.
Tho number ~ sus Tor damages ~ aihst the cit fo
iss from 10y sdewsils hos ed 10 the eJnriioa li .he
Co,o,uon paoneii of a now ordinance compelling tho
slesnlae ~ siowass ~ snow ana Ice
The common Council last might eleolei William
Rankin, popuiar Young mah, 10 tue 1hoo =" il'n t"-
missioner Hankin isa iaenbei of faulty fof lons
Nao prou,inont la munloipal ahass. iiis father wac
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
ilroposi.s.
NAVY PAY OFF

NAVY PAY OFFICE 4
81 STATE STREET NEW YORK. Dec II, 1881.
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealed and in
i dOrsed on envelope
Bids Tor supplies Advertised will bs received ~ thl. OF.
Gee until Oc5ck January Otn 1885, fOr tie toSing sup.
pes best quality BE- delivered within tsVty dAys
hon date ORDER free o expense at the Navy Yard New
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
geo Feet Rubber Hose 2l9 ply. Ply capped ends with
cOuplius !. carDOtzed
samples be az the Navy Yard.
All hiia that poe
y dee pivantageoGs 10 tho Gorornalent
IwOrespOusbe lrces required FOR re prompt ana faith
fn delivery OF the supplies awltucd
Is ank forms viii be furnished gt tli- o'ce
BIDS properly ssBed and corted Wal not he considered.
A. H. 81 MAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
WHAT ~ unfNu on ro.nAY.

unuthn Now lanI noplatT dnnoE Assembly
Eouu7,
rpt.,d mrrlua ot nua,d nf Aldermen, IL 10 y ~,
trrann itturrucn CAsr nrtuit kefrrua Cole III h, H
Boid ui Estimate aui App1i uoAmonti t.tj hHsi,
IL a,
tUtc Hoard uf Caim., Guy ilAl, 10 a, IN.
Auucfluri tufuini- .'oucr-' meeting, p. ni.
Meeting 0f the Cin.r Exchange, . p Va,
Elizabeth CITY Couu'il ClnfrirlCC, . p, m.
Teachers Association, ~.ciuwy Nlll go p. m,
American Yacht CiIhs executive comMltteo, d. Ia.
Reception 10 National Guard officers oy Gructdl MJ!l
ucuX, BrOOklyn p. N.
Annual nloltuE of Academy or POLITICAL sciences 81
Columbia College, y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
HUNGRY AND THIRSTY FOR 4 "DIYVY."
L. L !. 4 a Il

SIR: During the recent campaign III TINS
state the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks made scVer'l
speeches In which he stated that there was iOoOooooo
in the United states Treasury which II Cleveland and
Hendricks elected would be taken from tho vaults
and distributed to the taxpayers OF tho country that
there would be about cght dollars apiece 10 every man
and child and they should al have their snare
would like TO ask how this may he done and how soon
We may expect what Is pr0m ed. have family 81 cght
and would therefore he entitled to siXtyfour dollars
MANY ohcrs i'm this vicinity nre anxiously waiting and
Ion ging for that good timr. NEEDY IAAiAfEh'
Portland Ind Dec II, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME 60 URT.
WASHINGTON Dec. 19-Thc proceedings ~

the Supreme Court of the united states lay vero -
follows
I2iS-John Thornley, appellant ast The United states
anil No l2tb b-Immt " brown hdminiahiftN etc hs the
United states Motion ~ advance snbmlttel
M iOii-BcnianiH Butterwpth. COinmissonef etc at
peaht ast samuel iiill ami Ohps Assigned iot hl Mons
day N 1innsiv NEXT . .
nplhrr Advanced FOR arenmnnt with 80 2in -
80 1872 ihe az raM and Sions A halfush tonrsnv
end nheti lan'i1s IN rire' aat thn Nnpna nni ~ Ptrr
iltoad Company. Argument toirlhla To- TIE thnthm "a
ettuh
Ailuufhp,b
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
Goose CREEK, -, II
NV nfltpa
MOVIE NEWS.
rRnM1NrNr ARRIVALe

EiHh ArenRe Hoicl-Sonatois 4. Y. German,
uf Niryland. anh T. ". Palmer u Michigan John r.
MrIlan. u Cincinnati; Colonel William j. Nllas ot VIA.
consn, and tungrcs John ". stewart ul Vermont
... iinf-1r H,ii Judge s. u. pcnrlslcy. Judge j. J.
SANFORD licniv N HART snn and lNude linrieun, OF
Cunu,,tIrut . ifur,,y nW iioti-tunetr gelect
John u ntct aud nrnrt g. lnhnsun oi Iiaftinrd, anl
iu,nlsanr ~ a. punnrr - New Maven ..... i1e'Htfte
Huiti- Professor 4, H nt u brnkiihn, Mts'.-.tt
otls,y tsVss-jnhh \ s,ithrh ~ AlhhhAl aud Asaen
ht,n,n h. h. tInilnn thaWihn1na county 81 N,t..ti
~ James tisiei=A ssrnhitmrh = ', hNshe' ~ NoVls
Ntin ai / u; Uhfipit Nt batavia N .ttt firhf NHf
.,l.n -iLnsf IN nm b n lAli.. NJ NunnnullNuh
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
1t7TERs FRO0 rHB PEOPLE.

QUESTIONS ABOUT ELECTION RETuRNe'
TiiE voTE UF MAINE ron uovhhsoH
70 NE BaUor ~ fhs fftbansi
Aiai VIII YOU please be kind enonah to pnb-
ish The fatal vne that 'i1,rfhei iiuhe, ~ Msihe' 70
epiVei ~ iha nnrlenhpf election ~ last l...,.,,
inhls ein, luatih w 'hlhhNi
Elizabeth, n j., hee, 49, insti
tihe vote of Maine for iavefnof was a. follows
Roba nlepD, 7n,0iaI Redman tl)em-l, h'',ohi la
ton (Green.l, 8,e3l Eustls u'rol, l,ipO scatter
ing, lG.-hdl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
TO SUCCEED Mr.. THOMPSON.
TO the EdifOr or The Trtbune.

SIR: In renewing or subscription, we would
like to suggest the name of Thomas b. Asen for Com
missioner OF Public Works for your city lie would 10
credit Mayor Edson the city of Ncwl York, ana 20
the State at large. GEORGE ". SHEPARD Co''
Troy, ". T., Nov. l., 1854
I'VE cordially agree with all our correspondents
write in praise of Mr.. Astcn. But the Board
of Aldermen would not confirm his nomination and
it would be useless for the Mayor to send in his
nanc.-Ldl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
ttpFRIus ~ muH THE hrbIcHARsE cry
rhn rnnc udne experiments with the multi.

eh,tse sun NJ the uotrihineht proving etonml' at
und itonh we,e made ipsenle, to trst The a,ontal ~
shmtlns the Hntcai distance Target wa7 H.rep', hr
I,. a tu ,anH ftu,n the gun Tho mat nht Wa hipi
AZ an nlryaan ~ two lcstpoa ahl ipili h,r muit',
Ie sh ntunh Ia front ul the TARGET ahl uh We we" "h't
pnssd hatgh it lhb elevation Waa trh ins'n ~ ,Nn
l"lors and s,a,n minuiuA iighl sholH were on y,
e',,.n AT Ills eleVatinn all oi which struck The TAR.
~. nd o1t al then Lrar tho center N as.ooa thAs
1 otne, aIn could have hit target NJ that distance ~
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
RATJpOID JOKE WTTH HOYORS EASY

The private secretary of one OF the prOmi-
nent officers Of the NewYOrk Central Railroad is noted
for his wit and fondness for Jest In serous tone he
remarked yesterday to TRIBUNE reporter that he un
derstOOd that Blank intended to Introduce b
In the Legislature changing the name Of tho W.T. shore
Raj road the Worst shore" General Passenger
Aren't Monet, OF the Cenrals rival Ia quick at fetort
and when The " news" wes conveyed to him he replied
with emile
"Weil, shouldn't wonder. II is the worst shore
for nds, the New York Central"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAINs.-James w. Bedcl, charged with
libelng Aonzo g. Thacker cashier OF the Farmers
aud Drovers' National Bank OF Somers, has bceu
acquitted,
HAsrNGs.-Hurst e. Trcancr, proprietors Of
large stone-yard, have DISCHARGED third of their
hands and reduced the working hours Of the rest TO
Oue-third.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
BOUND. GAGGED AND ROBBED.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, Dec. w.
old and wctodo farmer eiehi miles ea,t OF THE rdrr
about D. IN wednesday and bound and gagged him
They stole over $1,000 Mr-. tyRns WIS eo roughly
treated that owing to her age she died yesterday
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
gTA'rtNV f4tANti

kpttsentnvifis.- Mlaa Mary Underwood eame
With ihu faulty ot Captain Eilia, On thnladay
morning Hhr Waa found hanging te tho peat 0f tho
bed, having stfahsled heiaeli te death with plees
uf heF galUrnts
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
bAMtsiS A6ANsf fHE oir oF I0NhsfN
i,ubcri ln,lof, of lunkrra brought nn Ac

,on ~ tho Supreme cunrl at Nhto rnun iesirnln l'
aiuO 900 against The tiY ~ lnntefa hat January he
iuli nn an iuy sidewalk Ani hrohp ha hk llis Nh ~ ~
aVorTud, duo tu the nrttphun nf tiu hulhnN'a w
not keeping tho sid wak IN ptopur ouhdllna Ihe 1"'
awarded him ~ 40 damage,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
CLEvELAND's MAJORITY IN 1882,

To fhe Editor or TIE FribWhe,
SIR: To settle dispute will You have the
goodness to State IA the OF your valuable paper
Just what was Clevelands majority, not plurality, Tor
Governor in 1892 Yours respectfully,
Neic- York, Dec IL, 1881. L. IoWNstSp'
AS stated I'm The TRIBUNE on November 20
Cloveland's majority for Governor in 1882 was
15l, ,742.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
THE POPULAR vOTE FOR PREsIDENT.

THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PKESIDENI
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Will you kindly publish the popular
vote Of the United statcsl ANDREW GEORGE, JR.
Mount Vernon, " T., Dec. H. 1854.
THE TRIBUNE published the popular vote foi
President, by States on December 6.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20

so slight an ELEVATION and that these experiments have
not only proved that this principle uf gun gives greMst
range and power than any single charge gum put thht
also II is extremely accurate
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
go hmm wish had married Mr.. Glad

stone" sighed Mrs BascOm, throwing down her news.
paper "What e. exclaimed her husband, starting out
Of an ncpient nap" rather than = Ics, relter-
ated Mrs Basc0m, " Mr Gladstone chops all his own
wood. -lBail!ngton Free Press
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
DOES PopKINs KYow ABOUT THIs'

Tho following letter was posted on the front OF
the rostrum at the Stock Exchange, where it re-;
NAMED for several hours yesterday. II attracted
unusual attention, although the signers name does
not appear III the Exchange directory. There Is u
Mr.. Blacquc among the members: but also a Mr.
Gray, IA Mr.. Green and Mr. White Whlio tho
authorship was not known tho letter caused great
amusement. Ii was as follows
Goose CREEK, --, 1884,
My Ollce.
To MY CUSTOMERS: Having deemed it well on account
of Mr.. sloam's cohrso In Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western and the palpahlc certainty OF per cent dly
dcnd II not ni0c. have bought all our stock back,
except investment stock at the low prices Of the last
few days. The average price j. about Ol l's. - :,
This did through a Washington chum who did not
know even hir name
II you Ont ike 20 purchase notify inc AZ onc'-iours
truly, L. J.. BLACK.
Pe.-Popklns don't know about this
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
SALE OF LOTS AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

The severe weather on tho Highlands of Naresnk
on Thursday hight III no way affected the sale at
the Camp Meeting grounds OF the Atlantic High
lands, y. j. The hotels and boarding houses wcro
filled. 1t seemed rs if greater interest was felt
among the stockholders Yesterday to secure the
lots, than Oh the day previous. As fast ~ the
auctioneer could cry the sale. lots were eagerly
bought up. Thrty-two were sold aggrcgatlng
$23Oo0. Tho total sales have realized $6i, 100
nearly double what was expected by the stock
holders. The sale was adjourned 10 the frat part
OF next week. IL is thoIght that the sale has put
now lito into the property-Owncrs and will be tho
means of causing considerable building III tho
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WEArIifniNa Tiir GALES.
EXPERIENCE oF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IAsnED 10
lhn IIEiM-sfr AMEna nNEhni-E,


1HE titiM-sffAMths OVERDUE,
y never experienced wafse weather IN my whole
sshfatihpi eateef than we have had on this voyage
itoni Shields" said an 0nlerf ~ Tho strph,shp uas-
iledae' whlei nititel ttseiday after ''p,s at sea
tWahi tstWu ,lntsi "We iaob severe hurricane ~,
IlnpeVhhnf ~" ha continued "ahd the ,weathei
lasip'i,, with little hlefmlssi6n uhil lasl Monday
\ iailth ~ anpiaeah Tho grandeur ~ tho uppaih
Ihh vessel pthai add infplel llhh bid hnnf W.
lhh tempest, unf hnws would eaihh np Ia great
t,enh hinnhan of a sea ana honhilhg over ms
the next moment we would take q plunge inl4 q
WIhe cleaning valley beneath, taking over the
Whule length ut tho vessel u solid green sea tlat
threatened 10 burst III the decks"
. nn ClfoasSla, from glasgow, also arrived atler
stormy voyage, but was only about fhlItA-sk hOlTs
oNer-iue, he National Line steamship canada,
whlch sailed from London on November 80 hal not
peoh hcafd from at sundown, and, although sIle
usually makes the trip IN twelve days III fairly
g3ou weather, 10 apprehension IN felt for her safety.
oho Is y slow vessel IN comparison TO many other
transatlantic steamships. and having no passengers
" Is believed that her engines have been run at
SLOW speed in order not 10 strain the vessel. Her
agents think she will arrive to-day. Another steam
Netherland-Amcrlcan Line She sailed from
Amsterdam on Novcmbcr 30 and was to
e'aft from here on her return voyage
to-day. Her agents still think that she is safe.
Other steamships that are from four to SIX days
oVeduc arclthe Rosario from Hull, and the Olwlcto
'ron Newcastle, but asthesc are OF th' class known
az ocean tranps," no alarm Is felt because they
are behind time,
The ship Anna arrived from Hong Kong on Thurs
uly hI2ht after stormy voyage. The most peril
oIs experience that the crew had was on July %.
when they were caught in a typhocn. Captain
Schllat said that the wind blew between eighty
and hundred miles an hour, and the deck were
ho9dc9 continually. The men We're lashed at the
hclin durlng the typhoOn to keep them from being
washed overheard On the night of November 10,
on ihc banks OF Newfoundland, ship on fire was
reported, aud the Anna put of hcr. course to
olicr assistance. They searched for sailors IN dis.
iress, but could see nothing more than Tumbcr of
oil barrels ailoat. Ii is not known what vessel 1t
was that burned, but II Is supposed TO have been
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
rag Director United states Navy,
FORT ADAMS. r. |. NoyeGioei -, 1884.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS 10 STEAM

i LAUNCH.
sealed proposas In tircse subject the condi.
tons viii he received At this oce until ~ O'Clock noon
tme Monday. December 20. 1854 az which time
place tley Will b. opened presence VI Bidders or the
repair Of the GSyernme9t steam iaun Monroe low %
this accordance with sp Vhh can he seen
s Office copy ii this Gdscraemcnt should be SCI
attached each trp ate proposal ana be mcnuoned
therein comprising part of IT, hanks Tor prop sa cOpy
OF formation lnnCT n Oldins cts,
uu be nccompan by guatrntee VITA two sditues IN the
sun snndrei dollars Proposals not accoMpauei ~
srh ruarant-e VIII not be cona led The sucyessni bidder
willie required 10 lake tie boat from tJr Adams H. L. 10
the place Iepar without cost ~ the Ooe,nuen FnNci.
Oh ne proposals Should be marked Proposals tst
Erpars of tie steam Launch NontQe Iue UVvernnsat
reserves the right tO reject any ~ a. hlds, 49, -.
fhEbkIICk rUGEh .
Let Lieut., aud H. .. N an AT, 4 A a NJ
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES,
ntroF otAN1th Fna uTfrR. 4
Hpustnn a.. cor Greene NhN huhK 'tiA lee 4, irety
serla proposals w rptae subject ~ the Usual eprah
tone VIII be Received at tis Dnce hh " uv1vs nvon Mems
hnv January isaA 81 wh,h ume eal place they viii ~
sl,sa Quatlemssteis Department Nj tuWt a. ivsss ts
Ailirit service ., -.
me t,anasht reserves che ,lat ~ tes, " Al tts
ihsala " atep a. NAV he MNat elsshaa eNt w nv W.
pAi ment fiee,tste VII la hifth ~ sittfs ~ nMs'uS
piplnpi,ua ahh MahnfapnN tehAitrn, " tef w. WsnY
hrihs eluAi ah suVh vieit sn,s tNtl w ~ sv'v
piuiuainn and msnNlaeiae iiuuvea ~ VIZ 1,nhh '.sy
,YN tlee hlahks auh mlennsieN % W blilna, M',h We
seflplan tiN wii 10 lufniahri ~ s .hts m aft' AMN
tuseepps containing pepeass shsaa pa h'an'su ~ ,Nw
pnssls ioi Artillery Heises api iRf,.'pa " 'hs "h"Se
slsu.a wv NENN o. Hunuth -. !
lisaleaant tolsaoi sAa popuv v ~, VeAs
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An Appeal to the South.

The national republican committee has
issued an address to the people of the
South which is praiseworthy whether ii
accomplishes anything or not. 1t appeals
to the southern people in spirit of kind
ness and fraternal feeling to consider the
tendency, purposes and principles of the
republican party on their merits and espec-
tally with an eye to their own peculiar in
terests. Mr.. Blaine's declarations in his
letter of acceptance touching the South
are quoted, and TO these the attention oil
the southern people is especially directed.
The address is full of Che soundest argu-
ments to show why the South should strike
Off the letters which have bound it to the
democratic party and, adopting the sug-
geslions of Mr.. Blaine, seek prosperity
through thG, republican party and the
building u manufacturing and other
industries in that section.
AS an illustration of the power and
growth of the ideas which the republican
party represents, attention is called to the
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Mr. Blaine's Programme.

Mr.. Blaine will remain in Ohio up to the
very eve of the election of the l4th. He will
then go to Detroit. where he will receive the
election returns upon the night of the 18th.
He then proposes to spend three days in
Michigan, although his programme is not
fully made out. He met on the second inst.
John c. New and Gen. Williams of Indiana,
and agreed to enter Indiana on the Goth of
this month and remain until the oath,
when he will go to Springfield.
H., and formally open the campaign at that
point. He may visit Chicago and possibly
Milwaukee. Upon his way back to New
York he will stop at Pittsburg. 1t is not
probable he will get back to New York before
the first of November He does not expect
TO reach Augusta until the night of the cleo
ton in November. The men who think Mr.
Blaine is sick should follow him over the
course. If they shout live to the end they
might be permitted to go with their misrep
resentation.
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Messrs. F. G. Kinsman & Co. are Away,
alive to their business, and spare no pains to
secure the best of every article in their line
They have secured the agency for the cele
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. The only certain cure known fol
Consumption, Coughs, colds, Hoarseness
Asthma. Hay Fever. Bronchitis, or any affec
ton of the Throat and Lungs. Sold on
positive guarantee. Trial bottles free. Reg
MAR size Sl.00
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After their secret meeting in Providence
on Monday. the independents of Rhode
Island issued an anti-Blaine address oil
such absurd and transparent malignity
that the Journal published it in full rs an
excellent republican argument.
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lection is working in that section. with re-
suits already appearing in some States
which indicate that political revolution
of great importance is getting so strong
as seriously to alarm democratic mana
gers and councils.
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The only man on the democratic ticket
who ever made positive utterance in his
life is Hendricks, and one of his positive
utterances was that Secretary Lincoln's
father was "a smutty old tyrant."
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BOOK ANO JOB PRINTING.

The Kennebec Journal establishment IL prepared
all times to give immediate attention to orders Of
any kind Of book or job printing. We have every
facility for doing work cheapiy and WE'LL Have new
presses, large quantities of paper stock, and the
latest styles Of type. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention
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The oruithologists' convention held in
New York last week declared that the
English sparrow should be tolerated no
longerin this country. Heis pest and a nui
sance. declare the men of science. and he
must go. He may eat insects, but he eats
wheat also. and worse than that. he drives
out our beautiful and tuneful native birds
He must 60, but how can he be induced to
gop 1t is scarcely reasonable to expect
that he will take that view ofthe case, and
take himself off. He must be made to go.
II is something to settle definitely the sta
tvs of this foreigner In some States he is
protected by law. The first thing to be
done is to repeal the law which ~forbids
the killing of sparrows That done.
methods for getting rid of them must be
devised
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From B. Frank Swan Boston.
Il have been troubled with asthma for
twelve years, and have employed skilful
physicians of Boston, also two OF the leading
physicians of Augusta, without effect I
have felt nothing of this trouble since taking
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam.
sept30d&wlw
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TER MS ::
To DAILY gsyygsrc JOURNAL
THE LEGISLATIVE DAILY

Ia published during the session Of the Legislature
and contains full official reports Of the doings of the
Senate and House. No other newspaper In the
State furnishes such full legislative reports. Terms
"a. 90 for the session.
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| Cincinnati Correspondence Bos

lClnclnnat Correspondence Boston journal.
One of Mr.. Blaines admirers presented
him today with new silk hat and a hand
some satin lined leather hat box. The new
one he had when he left New York now looks
from its rough usage as though it was a relic
of the past century.
The demonstration tonight was conducted
on such a vast scale and with so much furore
that it is thought that even the democratic
strongholds may be carried here this year
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More mothers. more fathers, more children
made happy by the use nf .Iaiwins Pine Tai
Syrup than by all the other known remedie.
on earth. For sale by Allen & Co.
apr7t&wlm
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Advertising Rates

Can be had application at the ONCE. The
Daily and Weekly taken together afford the best
advertising medium for this section Of the State.
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1t will cure you-it will convince you--it
will be yeur stay during life. Only try it.
Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup. For sale by
Allen Co. apr7t&wlm
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Blaine on His Western Trip.
GRAND OvArIoSs ALL THE WAY-WHAT THE
NEWSPAPERS SAT-.

Buffalo Correspondence Utica Herald
The Blaine reception here tonight was the
biggest political demonstration everseen here.
The procession of clubs, all uniformed. and
every one carrying torch or colored Ian
tern, was one hour and ten minutes passing
the Express Office. Those in line marched
four and eight abreast. and must have mum
bered 40, 900 men. There were 10 bands,
go drum corps, gun squads and innumera.
bic transparencies and banners. The crowd
and enthusiasm along the whole line of march
were wonderful. 1t would take columns to
describe the fireworks, decorations and il
luminatioDs. Buffalo has done more today
for Blaine than it will ever do for its own
citizen, Cleveland"