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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

THE Rev. DR.. Buckley, whom the Rev. DR..
j. P Newman assailed in the recent Congre-
gational Council as the Methodist meddleI''
for whom he had no respect, has fully vindi-
Gated himself in the Christian Ad0Ocate for
this week. 1t would seem as if DR.. Newman,
with the political sagacity for which he is more
distinguished than for the evangelical vir-
tues, played fast and loose with the Rev. Wei
sev R. Davis and the Madison avenue church
as well as with Congregationalism and Meth
0dism. A rich rector in England when the
Ecclesiastical commissioners asked him,
Chow many souls have you in your parish
and what is the value of your livingW re-
piled in alarm, "You may do what you like
with the "souls, so long as you leave me the
income" Dr. J. P. Newman's principle
seems to have been of similar elasticity. He
didn't care whether he was to be Methodist,
Congregationalist or Independent, so long
as he kept his grip upon the finances of the
Madison avenue church. AS DR.. Buckley
very clearly points out, the result of this fast
and loose liberty for ministers of one demon
ination to ''bob up serenely'' as settled pas
tors in the pulpits of another would democrat
ize the churches and prove as injurious to
Congregationalism as to Methodsm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

Mr.. Kellogg is rather small gentleman,
Of an active, nervous temperament, and has
b.er very industrious citizen. Although
burnt out twice, losing nearly all he had, yet
he plunged in again, and soon obtained his
footing. He has toiled, almost uninterrupt-
edly, for thirty odd years, and very few men
have been more assiduous to business than
NJ. N. Kellogg He has an active brain,
meyes with CELEBRITY, arrives at conclusions
Quickly, and nobody can say that he ever cheat
ed him out of a cent. He is very temperate
man, never drinks, chews or smokes.
He is also frugal, economical and strictly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
ropFyGV STF1UERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT or HEW.YoRK...........M MONDAY, OCT 90 1884
ARRIVED.


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seam.c f. IN 5o rs. vessel +" Fnnc EGyo 4
steamer Mar, la5er Havana daSr' Win indse an"
steamer Naccchee. Kcmpcn savannah Oct Is, with mdse
"I sdSmsr bcfwarc Wnnc halcstcn days. with mde
sraaT Fran cnia Bennett Portland pass
eng sramei t;en Whitney Bcarse Boston to
BSrE It Ielcns of Sunderland, Matlewson Colombo les
DAYS with mtse Vernon II Brown Coz vessel to Austin
March Paiang May H. wilh ms, to Carter EGw'y Cg
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With .,lt i To- ordcr vessel to mas,er.
Barn Daphnc Nor, Macas,n Arendal % days in ballast to
BARK Iian, rerar Fowey 40 days. with china
BaE Kmcrca Armstrong, Antigua ~ days with sugar TO
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Arrived YESTERDAY
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CLEARED.
Steamers colon. Lima. Aspinwall-Pacifc Mail S co.
Steamer Nnro".ce eYpion Sayannab-IIeury Yongc
steamer Huntsuan tBFi. Why,c Charleston simpson.
Steamer Wyanoke, Hupners, Norfolk. City Point and
steamer Manhattan stevens, West Point Va and Newport
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steamer CadNalaier Hart. BALTIMORE kTems.
Steamer BreaSwaer. Jenncy. Lewes. Del-oM DOMINION
shj, state Of Maine Nichols shanghai Chiua-R Buck
BARK Kcnworrh lBrl, Doig Wellington, MR. Cameron
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BARK Low Wood r rhi% AntT n, Parker CO.
srhi T. Bacon Atwood AK Cayes-IiiI & Blnme
Schr opera lBU, Fowler StJohn MA / iiehoy.
SAILED.
steamers Colon, for Aapnwall Richmond Newport News
Break water, Irwcs
Ship Theodore II Rand. for Antwerp.
BaTks 1OrtcnsAJoh, Tor Bldye; Low Wood, Antwerp.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioynov. oct l3-sailed steamer Holland (Br) Mngan
FOR York.
iirrRroo Oct .O-Arrivcd steamer, Ptoemy Br) Bal.
lanliue from \oNfo'k Oct Lonshrst lbr, Biown from
urtfN,iowV oct la-Saed steamer city Of Rome OBJ,
Munro from Liverpool hence Ut New.N0rs.
A,iow. oct -OArryed steamer OF Nevada (Brl,
stewart. from New-Nork oct -.
LAn>t oct sailed -tetnr state OF Indiana (Br, ltch
49, from ulisgow hence for NcS- York
AyoNNouri Oct -U-Arrycd steamer Titan (Drl. Wood
from Newcastle y u, oct
HAHnuR4, yet so-Aulycd steamer Oeert GER kuhlc
vein, irnn NeW.Nutk.
BnfpN Oct -UAulv,d, steamer Compton tBr Carr from
Savannah
ASwnnr Oct 2'Ariyei steamer DE lluytor tDcig IRA
HAucrIoy, Ia oct 30-Arived steamer Glad oius (Br
Sinclair. from New-i ofk sept a.
DOMESTIC pORT9
nosroS oct 2O-Arnved steamers scandinavian (B Park
Gaseowi lutham city ,Br onnd, London, car oil IN
Belaw .tclncr rerkioncn Philadelphia
pan ,urIrut, oct Arrived steamers Saxon noston
Innnwa,l Providence Arta IanHiyef, Cennprir noson
tiea,cd. steamer l. G. Bdic Sew YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

A large meeting of Irish Democrats who
favor the election of Blaine and Logan held ON sun
day evening In the Rink, I'm N0rc-s, Jersey oly Jud-,
Brennan. Of Iowa. delivered stirring address which
wa received with great enthusiasm.
mass meeting Of Republicans was held in Union
Il y. j.. Saturday night. Ruths Turn Han was
crowded chiefly with wO'kingmcn. Goorec WoonlngoIl
presided Speeches were made bY Isaac y. NILS OF
Wcschc,tcr County, y. y, and john ". Herbert OF Jcr
scy City.
4 t. DAYTON has been nominated for Assembly by the
Republicans u the iNh District of Hudson County, Nd
IN Irish American Blaine meeting will he held IN the
Academy of Music. Newark. on next lhursdd\ hl4hl'
Paul y Flynn Democrat, viii preside, ana addres'c
VIII bc delivered by Alexander sullivan. John Dcwy,
John Fincrty and Other well known irish Americans.
The MID Di-tric nad big rally Saturday cvcn-
ing Harlem Tempt. u one hundred and twenty ifth>t
near Fourth-ayc. was crowded. william n. Allison,
president of the Campaign club presided. and effective
speeches male hy General frOiet W, ldiinti ana
Gilbert H. Halves.
The Indcpcndcnt Workngncn's Club of thc XXIVth
Assembly District met Friday az EOicc kcrs Han,
Thirlavc. near one hundred and thrty -filst.. and
mdorscd Blaine and Ingu and the IIunany County aud
Congressional uomncc- The officers are John Muhall
president John tJdmOrc, vice prt -ldeut Patrick krn
needy. recording secretary Joseph Rca financial sccrc
tary james Kennedy, treasurer; John ka>auagh, ser
gcant-at arms.
Patrick Force long>horemau and a Democrat. ia a
letter THE TRfBt hope that every long
slorcinan factory man and foundry man viii Join with
me in voting for Blaine aud L0eau. II Cleveland
elected poor fellows might well pack
our trunks ana take the first for Ireland We
may - well staNc there n here CiI wages small
hut il tine Democrats sct into power they will Ice smaller
still"
The Young Mems Republican Crh ~ ths city will hold
meeting morrow Chickciing Hall senator
Miller. odOrc Roosevelt and others will deliver adj
dr. .scs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
MEETINGS IN TIE CITY YESTERDAY.

Al II meeting OF the thullcs y: lhiitor hSNo.
citation II the lld Assembly District held last evening
NJ 40. 90 Ccntrc-st. NJ which twenty lNo now Non
hcrs were added 10 the roll resolutions were adopted III
dnrsng the nominations of Blaine and Logan.
The XVIII Assembly District Young Mems Republican
cab held rou.ing meeting last night at No $40 last
Twenty sccOnd-s Patrick j. Disa pr, 'lno' ana t'l !,
rttic eurcchc, we're made by Colonel Rafferty,, Patrick
Logan and others.
The Frederick A. Batty Veterans md Sons Of Veterans
Blaine and Logan Union met last night AZ tnndt.- HAN
No III Avenue A. After the meeting there was pa
radc
The Henry &. Saylcs Battery. Of the NNlst AsHomby
District pnrndOd last night through the prncp pal streets
Of the district and presented fine appearance.
Alta meeting of the Bernard Higltn Battalion Plumed
Knights Of the NNIlth Assembly District. held ~ lIt-
cns Hail. No. 40 Sccond-aNc last night, the follow <
Held star and line officers elected Colonel VIII
lam r. Ualscy major Thomas eIingcr; surgeon, Dr. ID
f. REYNOLDS quartcrmastcr. Christian H. Lutjcns ai-
iu,ant Robert Brown captains, George Hancock, Rob
Crt Smythe George {. Matthews. John Mahon. " lillian
f. Cohagen. ". ". Marks Martin Moore. Joseph Me
Ardr. Patrick Ryan and Joseph Jefferson The battal-
ion will make night pIradcS through the district ana turn
out over 800 strong on the night OF the great parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
NEW-lORK CITY.

s. c. Harriet says that he was included in the
list of Blaine and Logan insurance men without
authority.
Tire body ola man, about twenty-five years old.
was fcund yesterday IN the water at Barrcus
Point.
The new pavement III the Fifth-ayc. block be-
tween Thiriy-second and Thirty -third-sts is the
Kerr. not The Nicholson.
The Board of Aldermen Yesterday passed an or
dinahoo providing that hereafter eNpfessmcn shall
give bond for 800 for the performance of their
contracts.
james Wall, of No. 237 East One-llundrcd- Land
elghth-si, had his skull fractured Yesterday white
working az Tenth-aye. and observation-disclosures
Thirty -eighth-st.
m h,oGNlLiNG 4 PlonABGE SUICIDE.
The body of the man who WA discovered on
orange Mountain, Few days ago has been idcni-
h'u hs 'hai'' Nallburg. of No. - Stnntnn-st. lie
was hitty years Of age, q native of ,,rmnnV aud a
hfick.mason by trade being ompluyrd as n iuic-
man 10y Isaac Hopper, the builder lie was n
widower and has one child. hoy of seven Wall
burg had boom mis- ing sine" September 2 He had
beed sunsiluck aud lUr year ~ moro baa been
out oi his mind though not dangeiouslv 40 II IL
supposed that while temporarily insane he wan.
defcd ont un The mountain aud got lost.
ONr rAnk litirip A. nm ixplNH ~ ANOTHER,
The Hoard oi Estimate and Airport continent yralpt.
day nj the request ~ IieHiloni Nolr. uf the pntk
Department, transferred ~ 900. appropriated fn,
repairing the transverse roads IN tonttb Park. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
rAJIJRE OF A DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

| LACK OF SPEAKERS AND ENTHUSIASM AT CoL"'hD
GATHEIISG-CHrERs FOR BLAINE
According to the Democratic pdpsTs 9e So.Gfe
citizens of New-YOr1 were 10 hoiu C'e'e'a''o y
meeting in ChckerinG Hall last night. :, Az
o'clock TRIBUNE reporter entered w na' no,ornd
stage was empty the gas was low; Nine coiorsa
occupied orchestra ehaI ri,zcp Won
alncd nam !" asked the reporter of colorcd
man He smiled and wh aS2k w dron printe s
In IN conspicuous type Every man will receive
n ticket for a collation. on leaving the hall"
That's hat came for said the man; was
enough for me. We're going TO have fnn. loH I IL
SEQ some coored men here, but they don't come Tor
Cleveland" The bill further stated that senator
Gordon, of Georgia, and J. G. Mathews colored, OF
Albany, would speak. James II: Hunter was also
to speak. The latter said that F. c. lawson was
the organizer OF the meeting Hunter Is employed oa
craft. La sou, according to Hunter, was Rcpub-
lican last year and striker" Then
he became an indsR s State an" Democratic oqH
Committee. Democrat {" He has no influence or
standing Hunter said and if he s.I pnradssa
couldn't get colored man TO enter this hall: The
colOred men don't want to he pointed at as Demo-
Gratis"
and fine food for Republican papers Meanwhile
the gas had been turned up. The colored citizen
in the gallery had been reinforced by Two men ana
five boys. The rest of the audience con-
sisted of fifteen cclorcd men, about "a
hundred white men and one WOMAN 1I ~,
q o'clock the stage was stu empty. INC
spectators amused themscvcs in variety Of unconIe.
liona ways. one Of the side rooms contained n nan
dozen pcrspring Democrats who had promised w. slck
hut couldn't face the audience. The advertised o'h
Regiment band appeared at ":lo In the person Oh
young coorcd wuinan who snt on the organ Hooi tii
scared of the stage by applause An cn0yc OF Tue Ill.,,
opened the organ for her She sat down 10 her wok p
the organ got away from her and 10y It's Wild cccentcl
ties threw the audience into commissions OF laughter
OI5 in answer Ia loud calls for Lawson uaper Hllo
colorcd man appeared ON the stage. lie aaid: .
General Gordon his disappointed US li@ush
teri 80 has Mr. Mathews" There wnN
more laughter during which man III the
chars stood up aud exclaimed my name IL
Mathews and didn't dsappolnt yon for I'm Tor
u alnc from my head down. The coIorcd men ~
the audience applauded wildly. Lawson explained
Tint he meant another Mathews. There are nc
said "a dozen men la that roonl but they havcht
tie nerve To come ont This statement was greer
ed with uproaiious laughter At tire mention Oh
Mr. Blaine's name by Lawson the colored men
chccrcd aud shouted tall they were hoarse. one OF
them called ont "Wc'rc solid for him and don't y9n
forget it, When Lawson said that there would DC
deals in this city, one of his coorcd acqnalnianccs
ca led out: "lIOw much do you get ~ Nhcn Law
son had finished trying 10 explain why the hzzl'
shouldn't he attributed 10 him the colored men
stood up and gave three cheers for Blame. Inc
collation. IN still missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee, Republican Hall,
j. III.
Allen Allen divorce ease Robert ~cwcrs office. a. M.
Opening Dog show, Madison square Garden.
Ecpubllcan Committee contested seals, Victoria
Hotel y. IN.
iIaIncr-cy will contest. Surrogatc's Court.
County Democracy County Cony ention, Chicicring
Hall, . y.
Irving Hall County Convention. Irving Hall. p. m.
Republican judiciary Conventions. evening.
Church Temperance society, Grace Han.
John r. Coughs lecture on orators and Eloqucnce
Fourth Presbyterian Church, =. m
Tammany Hail parade and uassincttinc
Republican ma ssncctng Clinton and BlrccLcr ST.,
Jersey tlty, y. N. 800
Meetings Of Police Board and Health Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
"rEyDrxrs " INSTEAD or ISDrpryprSrs.

A Genuine Republican," writing to The
TRIBUNE from Paterson, y. j.. suggests the term
Pendent press is more characteristic than ndepcnd-
emit" and calls attention 10 sample OF absurd and i'll
decent Inconsistencies In The Times Of saturday which
cditOalll cctucd MT III cs because. some Republican
clubs he'd by hall. where the Perdcut, of
Paterson were having meeting Thursday night" and
on another page publisher an account ~ the ncrru ton
OF Butler meeting in Trenton by laughing and lccriuR
Democrats who chcered for Cleveland. The writer of
the letter also poses the bad faith of the Democrats Of
Paterson who. at the beginning Of the campaign agreed
with the Republicans that there should be general
parades nights when either party 10 have a
public meeting but who on Friday night learning that
the Irish Blaine and Logan Legion had arranged FOR Il
parade Tuesday night deliberately changed the hold
Ing OF their next parade from Wednesday night to that
Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN CHURCH.

Nathan Borden, age twcnty-seven. is lying Mt
the point Of death in the jersey City Charity Hos
pital. He was engaged to be married TO MISS Mary
Jane Courtney, but her parents compelled ner 10
break off the match. The disappointment proved so
much on Bordcn's mind that he became dementcd
On Sunday night he announced his Intention or
going to church saying that he would hear bis last
sermon on earth. Two friends accompanied hun to
the FIce Reformed Church. and kept close watch
on him. They relaxed their viligancc IN churcn
and Borden drew vial from his pocket and swal-
lowed a dose of carboc acid. His friends carried
HIM To the door Tie congregation became excited
and he sci vices were cut short.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
MINISTRIES DISCUSSING sOCI
BROOKLYN.

The suit for absolute divorce brought by DO
minro NJ. Monio against Mrs Kate NJ. Monjo was
dismissed yesterday III the supreme Court by
Judge Brown. as the plaintiff failed TO appear
He is yice-presdent OF the Toledo and Ann Arp"r
Railroad Company. Mrs. Monio proposes to sue
her husband for absolute divorce.
In The long-continucd suit for absolute divorce
brought by Mrs. Lodoiska NJ. Brisbane against
and wife in Is47, Judge Brown, III the Supreme
Court yesterday, granted decree to the pialntli,
and allowed her $50 a week alimony aud Sooo
counsel foes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
CONVENTIONS IN BROOKLYN TO-DAY.

Democratic City and County Conventions
will be held in Brooklyn to-day TO nominate Controller
city Auditor. city Judge and n sheriff The impress
sion remains the present occupants of the first two
Offices will be renoninaed and that Frank White well
known liquor seller Will be put IN the for Sheriff.
although II. II. Wheeler and George W Anderson Will
make close contest for 1t. For city Judge 1t Is likely
that Judge MCCuc will he rcnOmnated, although Thomas
H. PcaI>al is actively seeking the place. and = VI. Os-
trandcr would not be unwilling to be q candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
UONE " lis.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FWh ArcEHc H0tcl-SccrCtary Gresham,
United States Treasurer \. L. Myman ex-senator
George :. Boutwell, Congressman William Whiting, and
cx- Congressman John ". Gambler of Massachusetts
John Il. Mclean of Cincinnati; cNtongrrssman Eppa
Hunon, OF Virginia and United states Railroad Commis
sOngr W II. Armstrong NerOpOlifdH HOic-EN-
senator Allen C. Thurman, ~ Ohio...... GiSeyHOuSe-
Senator Joseph l.. Hawlry of Connecticut DR.. j. II. C.
Coffin, L. :. Navy. and L. a. SENEGAL of Montreal
Ne,c York H0iei-Congrc,sman George L. Converse, of
Ohio BretOOri HOuSc-Mis. General George H. Thomas
..... tnioh Square HotLsurgcon George Il. Brush.
l. :. NnNN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
DISORDERLY WESrCHESTER DEMOCRATS.
Thc nemncrats OF lhc Id Assembly Distrct


Westminster County held convention ~ Jerome Hal.
Williansbrdge, yesterday, to nO:ninatc candidate Tor
the Assembly. Michael j. Dillon. of Ncw-lOchclo,
presided the cnth ballot the vote stood 10 each
Tor L. T. Brcnnccke and :. W. Johnson and one for ID.
r. Shies. The convention became scene ~ the
widest uprOar and disorder. Money was displayed and
II is said that much 500 offered for vote.
The chairman wac charged with unarness in the count
the sixth ballot and threatened with violence rs
was also the Secretary, George Behrman. The chair
man however. gave tie dsOrdcrly delegates TO under
stand that he not frightened, and that ne had merely
announced the result oi The ballot aS handed 10 him ny
the secretary. Mr. Behrman protested that there was
no intention 10 cheat his part. The johnson dele
gates who had claimed the nomination OF their cand
dates on the last ballot calmcd down, and another ballot
was taken, which resulted IN Johnson receiving II votes
Mr. Brennccke Is. johnson was declared the choice
Of mo con q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
IRISH ANrrRIcANs ORGANIZING.
The Irish American Democratic Blaine

i
Logan club organized Saturday evening at No.
1.s1 IhirdaVc The permanent officers elected were
President, Dr. j. W 'Tcmin vice presidents, lhOm ".
Reilly and Arthur OIcary secretary, John McGran
treasurer Michael Brophy sergeant at arms. William Ne
Cir Resolutions were passed denouncing Cleveland
free rider and pulOgizng Blaine and Logan the
champions of protection To American labor. one hun.
drrd and niiy-twO memlels were enrolled not one NJ
lnm has .tnfure voted the Republican Ticket They
held nn enthusiastic meeting last evening at their head
quarters IN Third lOriytWu new names added
to the roll An address delivered by judge J. J.
nntkpV. of south Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
EDWARD MALplN FOR CONGRESS.

The Republicans Of the NlNth Congressional
District comprising the twenty-five towns OF West
chester County and The Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Wards Of tins city. at adjourned meeting held at
White Plains Yesterday. nominated Edward McAlpn, Of
the firm of ID. ii. McApin ~ CO.. tObacconists. of this
city, and living Sing Sing their candidate Rep
rc-entative in Congress. MIR McApin time ago
organized club Tor Blaine and Logan 800 strong
known a. the McAlpn Guard and provided the mem
bcrs with uniforms and torches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
NEWARK.

Bertha Fcucrs,cin. age fourteen, was arrnigneh
Yesterday for stealing. She belonged 10 n family oil
professional bcggarS trained by their mother
trial school Tor four years said TINT he did II Ia
save her lie administered severe rcbuke to the
DEGRADED mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
Drive Away Dyspepsia

BY taking the medicine which people think OF oh
gIatiUd and speak only with words of CHEST
Hoods apirla. 1t has cured thousands. No Other
sarsaparlla has such sharpening enc the te
No other alton tones ana strengthens the digestive
organs like Hoods sarsaparla.
eral years my wife and myself have BEN great
sufferers from dyspepsia. We unable TO eat fruit
and obi ged TO be careful in sc ting food
We tried Hoods sarsapIrla and after taking bottle or two
able enjoy fruit any other food'I. N. GRAN
DALI, North Adams Mas
For the past two years have been afflicted with severe
headaches AMI dyspepsia induced to try Hoods sarsa
parilla found relief cIeerfuy recommend
1t to al."-Mrs j.. L. ANNABLE New.Haven Conn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s.. Made only by CL
HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
MswrrNEy roNrRAplcTrD.

Hugh OIDnherty, who comes rom the eniio
tow nand IN county Donegal ireland. 40 Daniel Me
sweeney. suspect the ~ called American 'ilten'
anu who was wnfn personal friend ~ Mr. Mchw"rnc,,
scph ,estera, NJ hls csa IN he Irisb Nation ONCE
y, a IninuNr reporter. Regarding MuHwrrnrl' state
rnt that he waHS elected 10 the unlcs or rooi Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
complete the walks and the building at the upper
end of Riverside Park.
r,,pcu.s,xG REAL ESTATE.

PURCHASING REAL ESTATE.
John Jacob Aston has sold property on the north
east corner of Nnth-ave. and Forty,hfth-st. 10
William Rankin for 500 800. James ". McLane
has purchased real estate the east side OF Tenth
ave extending from Ffty-nintb-st. to Slxticth-
st. for 5000. 900 from Amos II. Emo
MINISTERS DISCUSSING SOCIALISM.
Socialism was the topic of discussion at the meet
ing of the Congregational Club at Clark's, IN
Twenty-t hrd-st., last evening "The right OF man,
and his highest obligation IL to be man" sara tne
Rev. DIR. Behrends, of Brooklyn. ioyeriy is
neither q blessing nor n curse. The real value OF
life comes to them who work for IT, aud men ike
Jerry MacAuley among those from whom so
cety obtains its greatest blessings The discussion
was participated in by Professor X >. Ely; OF
Johns Hopkins University, and the Rcy. Dr. Ly-
man Abbott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

...nsf.r +ha r. reenback vote of Maryland to the
Psnnhl;cans for $4,000. The only member OIL
The committee who could be induced to discuss GUS
the matter 9th er than contemptuousiy' salu ma.
The nnblic kue w General Butler well enough 10
know that he was not playing tail to any mans
l.