davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
TRIED md FOUND UANTING.
CHARGES THAT GROVER CLEVELAND CANNOT
REFUTE

CHARGES THAT GROVER CLEVELAND CANNOT
REFUTE.
To the Edttor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR As a kind of final closing of its adj
vocacy of Grover Cleveland The Post prints the following
extract from his first message rs Mayor OF Buffalo
When by design o neglect we allow greater sun 10
be applied auy municipal purpose than is necessary,
we have to that extent violated our duty" Was 1t not
then violation OF duty the least for Grover
Cleveland largely the expenditures OF the
Office whik he served Sheriff Of Erie County NO
reasons have ever assigned for his charging 500
more than hts predecessors for each man he hung
so per cent transporting prisoncrs thirty per
cent more for boarding prisoners 80 cent moro for
each days attendance at court exclusive OF the illegal
charge af SOS days year $40 per cent more for
spNsing The yearly coal contract and irOpOronate
increase for all other service performed while he was
Sheriff Increasing the expense OF that Office to the tax
payers 800 in term, exclusive of the charge of
Si47l 80 which the county refused to pay him. was re-
form with Il vengeance.
But II was much the same kind Of reform that the
people have had in many things since ne became GOV
ernOr He approved the payment OF outrageous claims
against thi, city which had been defeated IN the courts.
the of nearly quarter of million dollars.
That money went into the hands Of Thompson
and other politicians. and no doubt much OF II has
hccn used a Cleveland camp1ie. fund over flooOoo
in old claims AGAINST the state were approved hy MN
to aid Manning AMI other politicians In this city the
efforts get rid Of Thompson. who had enormously in
creased the municipal expenditures were Tor time at
least defeated by cleveland. In the same way he has
kept Day son in oilice as sheriff.
The people viii show to-day wnN they tIlhk OF sven
rcformcr NOkhNGMAS.
Nesc Iork, Nov. .. 1891
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
COMING ROUND.
letter for,rdrded BY the yeesiver 10 The Ir'ou"e 'o

Letter Sor,rdydsf by the Yecstrfr 10 inc Ito"e W.
" WV ton. ~
400 NJ ADIsoy-AvE., New-lork oc' o. ioo
Dr,p Mn O'CoNNoR:-Since wrote my open ie'o,'
End there has been complete change In the
the Republican ticket. shall support Grace """
others of the Citizens nominees but shall aso supp
,ho Renubican Judiciary and Controllers uche'' anu
70 can he OF any use to you trust most sincerely ~
Won will not hesitate to call upon me- Very truly .ou''
~" wa THEODORE ROOSEVELT
&c OCounor 2i East Thirty-thlrd-sf'
mfr Roosevelt is mpulsivc; but give MN ''n'o
and he will come round right lie still makes
mistake about Mr. Grace. II there is any conceV-
able reason why a Republican should not vote ior
Republican candidate, he certainly ought not 10 So
lect ont of the rival Democratic candidates 'ha'
one who is the nominee of Hubert .. thompson
and the ally of Grover Cleveland. Mr. kooSeveit
knows that Hubert o. Thompson is wha'
IN, Ncr-York Times before its iall pro-
uounced him. "second only to Tweed" he aIso
knows that Hubert o. Thompson nominatcu MI
Grace. and that Mr.. Grace would not nave inc
ghost of n chance for election without huDer, w.
Tbompson's Jealous support. Can 1t be possiole'
then. that he will not be under Hubert y. Ihomp-
sons influence f-Ld.l
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
YoyKERs DEMOCRATS IN HARD STRAITS.

The Democracy OF Yonkers had what they
called their grand parade" saturday night It was
a grand nzzlc Companies advertised from all over
the county Only appeared from outside OF tho city
Counting men and boys there not over GOO In ne
Outside three four uniformed companies II was
nothing than mob There was DO order ana each
man marched regardless OF all the others. one company
consisted of and boys with backcncd faces, In shirt
sleeves and battered high hats. They carried trans
parency which the words "Stahlneckcr Guards
Decent Democrats disgusted with the exhibition
This parade and the outrage In Getty Square, on the oc
casion of tine rishmens meeting, at which eN-Judge
Curtis spoke. have made many Republican votes stahl
neckers chances Il election have been waning ever since
Major McApin nomination Many Democrats are out
spoken against him. and Democratic paper came ont
In opposition to him last week As Mayor he has grossly
neglected the duties of the office, and the little that nc
has done has dI otsed tho citizens without regard To
party. The article IN GHE TRIBUNE NJ saturday con-
ccrnng his connection with the beef exporting company
has helped little tO diminish the possibility OF his
success M the polls.
statement has been freely circulated I'm the district
that he secured the dismissal of brakeman employ on
the Hudson River Railroad merely for doing his duty In
preventing hs jumping from moving train. 1his has
gained him
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
THE PARTYOF OPPOSITION.
A DEMOCRATIC Trick IN NEWARK.
TRYING 10 INDUCE THE BUTLER cANDiDArH 70"
SHERIFF TO WITHDRAW.

A DEMOCRA IL IhIth IN NEN hhh'
TRYING 10 INDUCE THE BUTLER CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF TO WITHDRAW
An attempt of Democratic managers In New
ark to influence acdidate the Butter county ticket
10 withdraw at the last hour in favor OF his Democratic
opponent WAS made Saturday night, and was fnily eA
posed yesterday. causing great Indignation. AUS p W.
on Saturday evening I'D Murray, candidate for sherih
on the Butlcr ticket in Essex County. whose place oi
business In Markcst. Broad ST., was visited therc
by Dr. WianiIus Health Physician Of the city ana "a
Democratic ward politician, and several others TITUS
engaged Murray in conversation on ~thc SUBJECT
OF the election for sheriff, and in the
course Of his remarks said significantly that
William II. Brown. tie Democratic candidate. wond, II
elected be p good friend" To Murray. He pointed out
that Murray could not. under any eirculs lahce Dc
elected tna tine election wholly between tle Demo
good stroke OF policy hat Murray should retire Iltls
was informed IN reply that Murray "onI run II a, , ,lrv
only one man II the county II vote Tor MN hha &
states that he then asked how much his canvass h
cost him The question was repeated several VI ,i S s %
various anounls were named, ana lula3 SiS ~, n KIN,
told that any OF these amounts would be made mp or nm
II he "@ua l 1ig & p'gr ,E SisIyl r lms S rniid'te
paper was drawn up ana he asked TO sign e. the re
quest being accompanied by motion of the thumb OF
Muray's visitor which he could not mistake >,
At this moment Thomas q. koebnck. the Buer caRt-
Murray Immediately told him that the Democratic party
were making proposals 70 buy him Oft koebuck became
language wheroupOn the Democrats present tn rcatcnci
hun with ply seal injury Murray then informed his
enough to buy corrupt him. He says that after
he made this declaration Titus raised his
hand and bOastcd that he would he
forced 10 consent 10 Withdraw In favor of Brow Muir
ray had much difficulty in getting rid OF his troublesome
visitors and In going the door he Demo
cratic politicians who had evidently posted themselves
there to await the result of the OVertuTes.
AT a late hour saturday night Dr. Titus made MS ai-
Dcarncr In the business ulcc Of ihe Nuad0y can ana
atcmped TO procure the publication of statement that
Murray had signed paper 10 the effect thAt he WOud
vote Brown and withdraw IN his favor No attention
was Maid TO his statement Falling in procuring the cir
culon Of "a a,ehood In this way. IL was industrohsiy
rirculafc Democratic aries in the workuglnons
wards ON sunday Murray has made affidavit Ia all the
facts stated aud he is cOrobOra ted by several Witnesses
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
BEECHER. BLAINE AND GARFIELD.

SOME INQUIRIES ABOUT AN INTERESTING LETTER.
T. the Edttor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: Let me ask the Rev. Henry ward
Beecher through the columns OF TIE TRIBUNE. whether
he did or not on tho 1871 Of January. ISL write 10
General Garfield congratuating him upon the fact rs
Mr. Bceohcr understood it, that the Prcsidenteect had
selected Mr. Blaine for the post OF Secretary OF STATE
whether he did not assure General Garfield that OF all
mon in the Republican party lie regarded Mr. Blaine as
ftcs for the place. combining qualities which could be
found in no other prominent member OF the Republican
parv; and whether he did not speak OF Mt Blaine
character and characteristics III manner not ohly euO-
astic but fusOmc, not only earnest but Enthusiastic.
IL is not known here whether or not General Garhed
mad. a reply but Mr. Beecher himself knows and can
give the Generals letter 10 the press, II he desires
C!epeiGIid, Oh,O. Oct 81, 1851. CUlAoGA'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
DIED.

BURGESS On Saturday, November l. Phineas Burgesa
Relatives friends respectfully invited e s.ts%a tss
"sT%eSt s@ n. os'eS iooyins isSsnaSs %SSsai"s !"
i Of SsTpsr q 1sr a. r 11 % Brick
Funeral services at the residence OF her daughter Mrs
wsdnsssv sth i%s o" arrival Of Irsa leaving barclay
and Christopher sts. ferry at i20pm
CRoSsMANon Monday November g. Charlotte d, wife OF
Relstves api invited attend the fuseral ser
Please omit flowers
FosTER-At Cambridge Mass, october % onara eldest
Of Francis O. and Marion Padelford Foster his 10Th
11m 81. h fy SIS cSs Ws.s
day nornnt, TI IS november j. at ii ocE
Friends and members 0: Chancellor waworth Lodge f. and
a. b.. are invited
HAMILToN-Ciemsna J. Hamilton widow the late John
Funeral from her late residence i5s Boulevard,
between slst aud S2 sl Tuesday, November d. 1884, at
loan.
Mill ER-on Saturday November l. at his late residence
No l3i Fast istnst David D. Miller NJ d., son oil Jane
Fnners M srscsS az st chryso Chapel 7thave corner
3athst, Tues lay 1892. ~
LEvIsoNTnth city afcra long Illness spurzhelm Levi.
Of 1t Louis. IN the 5lth year oi his age.
Philadelphia and st Louis papers please copy
oDELL-In BROOKLYN. on saturday. November / Belinda
widow Of The late sane . + 0ae rue.ay
Please SSSst%SSr S%it 10 !; strs Ss5o'00N p I"
SHERWOOD AT sauqaiuck Conn on Saturday. November
l. 1884. captain Francis Sherwood in the Ath year oil his
residence Wednesday. November g.
nt2:3O -
sEYMOUR-fn Boonvle y. T., on the 3lst OF October
Catherine Ann. vlfc of the Rev Charles seymour -.
will DC at tho TGrryto"n station
Tuesly o1 upon the arrival Of the o'clock train from
Grand Central Depot
Relatives and friends are invited
SMiNCR-On Monday November 3, after long Illness,
William B SmincX ...
Relatives an ren IL are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral at bus ate residence 252 East lZSst On
wednesday, November }. at = O'CLOCK
TAYLOR--In BROOKLYN on Mon lay morning. NoVemoer o.
ISL ZaimOn iaylOr in his s5th year. . , -
Relatives aud friends invited 70 attend he funern ser
residence No. 90 Washington PARK near
DeKabavc, Wednesday. the 9th inst, at IL O'CLOCK
n
ew-OTleans papers please copy.
TALCOTT-On SATURDAY November 1854 at his re,dence
12S West 5Dth St after long and panfu Illness ffe
eT1ck l.. talcott, in his I'D year
Funeral private.
TATE-ln Brooklyn on SUNDAY, November :, 1854, Mrs
Jane Tate. In the 18Th year Of her age.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the uneral IRON
the residence % her sOn,naw, Ernest saVcy @oo o.
James place TUESDAY, November l. at 2;3Dp M
Won AI.VENSLEBEN. AT PTenzlau. Germany. on Octo-
Der H. Carrie wife, of Captain Gebhard Won AyenseOe
and daughter Of Caroline n. and the late Jusus Lawrence
OF Yonkcrs. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

PROTiIRfTION CANDIDAILS.
MayOr-Charlcs " CrttcntOH.
Contruller-JOscph \. B0gardus.
President OF Board of Adcrmen-lames j. Buret.
District Attorney Chauncey Shaler.
Judges Lee Phillips.
Court Com John f. Meyer.
mon Pleas VI. A. Mcaghor
COroner-Dr VI. L. HobrOOk.
The Peoples Party have nominated for Congress Ber
nard ". Presc, in the With District Thomas j. Casey
With District William McCabc IAth District; l.. l.
Potter, XIth District Michael j. Breslin, Nllth ls
trct and iuOrsed W q. Stahlncokcr IN the Nj lh Dis
trtct They have also nominated George Blair for As
sembly In the Ist District william H. Clark. IN the ld
District; Vincent " Woytisck, NNId District, and T.
= Reilly I'm the XXIIld District. For Aldermen, samuel
b. Willis Ist District L. j. Fcrrew. <h District James
A. Thompson. XVIII District Patrick langan. AAlld
The Prohibionists have nominated Dean l&Banta LOT
Assembly in the VIM District, the Rev. stephen
XXJId District for Assembly, nnd jeremiah 4. BROOKS
for Alderman I'm the XXIld District
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
TIE DROUTH ~ VIRGIN!A.
lnr rELrcRArm 10 TIE rRlBuSr.l

PETERSBURG, Nov. 3-While the rains which
have fallen gout th, section during the past fow
days have been beneficial ia helping all kinds o farming
opersrons ho have made scarcely any Increase In the
supply OF water In the city rcseryors One half Of the
city il sti being sup lie from the upper Appomatox
Canal and many pos sblc from the city reservoir
but some sections with 'ut any water
The Committee water has contracted with J. G.
Bachelor, Of Richmond 10 construct reservoir for
the ely at cos OF ;i.725. This will give the city
supply and three receiving Reservoirs, which, IL u be-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
Mr. ctRjiSS Hrcklfss Miti0Nirr

~ ne Hon Gtun0t " crntis
Aml ! have received this morning another
package of fnni campaign slandetn against Mi nalno
end lhe ilopuh ai party IN reply doslfo slnrt 10
e,posa my nm,frnnn al The nillstnl spiit ana rook
rsa ,rua uf The documents which you have ao Law
shy circulated through the land have known the iio
publican pnry and Mr.. nliino ~ long ~ you havei
have examined the charges against both aud an clear In
the cuuN irtinu that the Republican party hah been from
the beginning The Imfrrt great political party the world
har ever seem thai n s today good ~ II
aud hat Mr. aino Is cucnty worthy Ia he the leader
Of such paIty j itOMEiN BfHnN,
IaJSoHdOo ~ ne Presbyterian Ch1ch ~ Monteiai ~ j..
p lN-l.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
CLEVELAND AND THE MINISTER'S.

KfvGsruN. Nov. 3.-1hc Rev. Mr. McGiflort,
who wrote ne THss few days stating that he had
letters from several Buffalo pastors denying that they
had investigated e,rlands mural character Is brought
10 grief tonight bt the Idof Of me ireemdh. Having
given The uf of these ministers from whom
he claims u have received eitpra IN letter tu the Demo
rinir dht here iha murnlng the tnt uf NE ifsen1h
trttthphrl tn tWu uf thpni John tuidun, Washington
Avenue ipplla' thutth. nnd I. I. HhNrrH, Prospect
Avenue inrifi nuih su that ihrf did rhr rnit ih
nurh hn irailpuilnh nnd found uhnHWtfhhir tNdrhrr
ut iirirlhnfs lWmuialiina, having hrfpin hadu Anph
rnhlir nlairmrhlR over ihrii uNnAghatuieh
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
FACTS TO CUIDE TOTERS.
A vote for Blaine is a vote to protect Ameri-

NOtc Tor BIalnc Is NOIC 70 DrOfcCf Amerl-
ican labor.
vote for Cleveland IL vote against protecting Amer
lean labor and ~ the interest OF Eugsh manufacturers
The following appeared IN the London Daily Telegraph
few days after the defeat OF the Morrison Tariff bill In
the House:
hl 10 establish In America what the English call
free trade has ut been defeated n the House bv tbe
narrow majority of four Ihe Of enormous
DuIOTfdHcc for LHghSh manufactures Il irould h1,,
tHdbed Men 10 sIprf 9OOds Ia ne dss rftI0ut M esb
ing hirB hnpDs Il, and its fate was watched win IN
tense Interest 10y Eug-hmcn. WE'RE II PASSED. Ir nI, Il
HAVE BLtN WORTH lOO.OOUOOO IKR AsNUM 10 BuIIIsti
MANuFACIi ELR~.
The Morrison Iarin bill was supported by l51 Demo
crats aud republicans. 1t was opposed by $50 ,ocu,
bers / ) Of whom were Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
BEWARE OF DEN OCRAIIC FORGERLES TO
DAY.
To the Edttor Of Ths Trtb"ne.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR. Would it not be well for the public to
be cautioned against the appearance of some more
Morey letter business tomorrow morning The De
mociacy have shown themselves ingenious in the pro
ductun and col0 alton of alleged correspondence that II
would no bo ai an strange If mOnstrOus alsehood
I'm the shane Of an imaginary letter pf Mr Blaine should
nurrnt u the morning press. Before there time o
sUw that the dpcume was an outrageous loiRciy. the
inschief wuuld br done L. H. ANDhEws
NcIt lnII.. NnN- 4. lu4i.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

:. s.l,ed him-the full passages In which every ono
...un having been again and again, during TINS
..nvass. quo,ed by THE TRIBUNE, without ono
vord of retraction, apology, or explanation from
"A. 7y,wes This is the honest opinion held py ine
T;u,s of Grover Cleveland. whom 1t urges you '"
support: ,,r,,nood:
IN 70 pclitica pressure commencing hmsen sate
the public disrust man willing 10 s s" scnrVy tricks
s. reoriner man backing an Infamous
rotical lob for the enrichment OF Po" man making
rr,an ~ Sun,hug nolitical pretensions; %.. % a nre
nnm,naons mSn for Considerations purely pcs, p,
posterous Presidential candidate' p
p,vmouth Church is to be congratulated up'n '"o
,o.s of the canvass. Mr.. Beecher retires iro' '"0
nsmocratic stump where he has sul'led his iepu,"-
- nv his voraries and excesses and Inundated
sS-rowful circle of lifelong and devoted TRENDS
vor five months Grover Cleveland has been trS-
s 10 obtain votes under false pretences, conceaing
~. Ne t,ue nos;tion on the tariff. For five months
Mr. Blaine has been startling the country oy MS
fankness in the discussion of all public questions
The Democratic party is at present IKE pusn-
lat who conscious that he is bound 10 get 'no
worst of il IN a fair stand up fight, tres 10 IN ~
things so that he win on a claim oi io
But Uncle sam has been referee at too many Poh'-
lcal fights TO be deceived by such 'ii0H 40 '"'''
Mr. Cleveland favored the Morrison BILL twenty
,er cent reduction of duties on imports. ME- baihe
has been the lifelong champion of protection
M, C,evelond declared when notified of his
,on;nation that he had been chosen to carry ont
the nrrncipes the will and the plans OF the Demo
cratic party" lie was onscious that ne was 10 De
tool. and accepted the position But the kepuoii'an
party has no leader who welds greater influence
with it than James 6. Blaine.
good point for the few dissatisfied Hepuoi,cans
Of this State 10 think about to-day Is .nls: III al
.ha attacks made upon Mr.. Blaine during the last
fonr months in The Times and The Post not
rugle legislative measure introduced in Congress
or supported by him during his twenty years OF
pubio life has been attacked or condemned
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
OBITUARY NOIES.

BosToN Nov. 3.-Captain Richard Tucker,
well known among Boston and SewYorE shipping peo-
pie. died board the bark Eliza &. Mlgan. the voy
from -anarang Java tO Amsterdam, of dropsy, sep
t.mbcr .. His body is on the way 10 New Bedford ana
Will be Inferred with Masonic rites AT ST. John.
HARnisosnUKG, Va. Nov. 3-Josephs Eninger. deputy
T. = marshall died Of paralysis Of the heart this morn
ing, age seventy -Iour years.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
rI,sr RUNORS ABOUT MR.. GIBBS.

rothe heEdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In consequence Of rumors put In c'rcu'a',on
by interested persons to the effect that am nv'
candidate for Mayor deem 1t proper 10 s'a'o 'na'
all such rumors absolutely false. was u""n''
.,onsIr nominated by the Republican party nc.
cented the nomination in good faith, ana MUS NUS
certainly shall remain in the race until tne pSi''
close. o rHIO "
Ner- York. Nov. 8, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
BRITISH SUBJECTS AS DEMOCRATS.

In the Democratic parade on Saturday last
there was contingent composed entirely Of the men
employed In the offices OF the English steamship com
panics Nearly every in the division British
subject The managers of the parade were first afraid
to let these men take place in the procession thinking
rightly that tlc appearance OF large iNmhcr Of English
parding IN loIOrOi The Democratic candida would
not have rcns-uring effect American voters. The
aliens were however, adm ittcd to place line.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
CLEVELAND COMpARED 10 PITT.

a group of members of the Produce EX-
change yesterday studying phrcnological cuts
of the heads Of Mr. Blaine and Mr. Cleveland when one
Of the party outhusiasucally remarked: when 1t
comes "a question " brains Mr. Blaine Is The man :"
well known Clcycaude standing near. by way of con
sOing his own feelings. responded: "ifts remark
able thing, but the great william Pitt ad small cad"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
IRISH REPUBLICANS IN MEMPHIS.


To The EdftOr OF INC IrtOnne.
SIR: Having organized an Independent
rishAmcrcan Club in this city last night 800 strong, all
good and loyal Cet fully determined to resist BULLDOG
Ing and swell the majority of our next President, j. g.
Blaine we send greetings to counrymen OF New
York and do expect every of them 10 do his duty.
Irshne of New York, now is the time and now Ia the
hour. MAURICE SHERIDAN.
NemDhts Tenn, oct. 81, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

rived here at 1ja this morning, earlier than ho 60,
pcctod There was NO demonstration. llo was seen On
the frequently today aud occasionally slapped 10
chat with friends. lie VIII Nuto la the NinIh Ward To-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
DEMOCRATIC wILEs IN oGpEYsnuRG.

10y I"Lh'hNfh - IhE fRl8UNAl
OGDFHsBURG, Nov. 3.-Tho Democrats have
ISSUED BOGUS II. John tickets composcd IN par, of
Cleveland electors for the ST. John men TO vote for.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

Books relating to Drama the old DrmatistsGnd Plays
STANDARD Biographical and Historical Works Rare mrs
sditions of esteemed authors, sc.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

lieyed will be sufficient to keep the city amply snpp Gu
with water during the most protractod droutn.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

Fire Screens beautiful in design and OF exquisite worl
manshp BelOwn Brushes aud Benaros tissSeA' a" % -
eonOveT & Co.'S 80 West 13d.st
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

Fine Art Antiquarian and Portrait Galleries caricatnre
and Facetia, rare French Books, &c, &c
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
MARRIED.

the collegiate Chaps; November
M by the rev Joseph H. Dufyoc, Henry NJ GIBSON W
Frances IA. Davidson. all OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

1uniborg's Perfume Eienih
Landlords Perfume dar5chil Nisi Sps@
bundDDrgs Per ne, Alpine Vi)lst
. LANDLORDS Perfume Lilly ~ ths Villsr
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
LETTER FHoM HON. THEODORE ROosETEL1

lCopyl
400 MADIsoN-AvB.,
NEw-YoRK, october 81 leSl)
JNo T. PLUMMER cSq.
DEAR SIR. On NV return to the city learn
that vonr name Is on our county ticket shall support
Mr. Grace for Mayor bu need scarcely say that sha
do ANYTHING can 10 aid you III your contest NeI$ re-
specially, lhLoDoKE ho"'H'r|.'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
The Undersigned

The Undersigned
Heartily indorse the nomination Of
ALDERMAN
JOHN c. O'CONNOR, JR,
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARD or ALDERMEN
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

Piles FIsSURE. ULCER. AM OTHER DISEASES OF
the rectum and certainly cured by the BRINK Err
UOFE METHOD. send for illustrated paper explaining
the system and giving references ~ .
WV Or h. p MILLER Al West Goth ST., New York.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

NOW on EXHIBITION AT CLINTON HALL AsToR.
PLACT, LITERARY TREASURES FOR BOoKMEN,
BEING CHOICE, RARE, CURIOUS. VALUABLE AND
ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
Gpcnal Notices.

Gpcnal No!ires.
Home itndc Preserves, &c.
Families supplied with PressrysA j5Asa 5rAntssi All
Canned Fruits, Pickles, &c, put lpii
GLASS,
And Warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
Circuars containing ini rssf5leS ssat OF appoh
~ SARAH ;. MCELRATa.
1913 DesrIw-st. Brooklyn, " /.
The Large and Valuable Library
OF the late
Hon. JAMES MAURICE
OF MasDetb, L.
well selected collection OF the best English literature In
s various departments co rpgsng 1900 volumes IN
good condition ami many in handsome bindings
To be sold at auction MONDAY November 10, and follow
ing days
BANGS & CO, Auctioacers.
73y aud III Broadvay.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

nj, ability but the Russians say ma' .nei'
Emn.ror has close shave every time no SUCKS n'' n'A"
NJ dOOr