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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
ACTIVE WORK IN BROOKLYN.
" Coo,.;,-o Committee of the BROOKLYN

The Executive COMMITTEES OF tne DIo""i'
Young Republican Club met last evening NJ No vi
Montaguest.. and discussed measures Tor '"Ai"s '
active and earnest part in the Presidential ciE"'
and aiding In every way the election Of Blaine ana Logan
Much enthusiasm prevailed and the club will be as M
nrevio1s rampagn II will unite with the Young Men
Repnhcar club and the Republican Campaign tnhnht
tee In the reception TO Mr.. Blaine when he Nls'' oi
Nn. ~, Ia. .vantne
rousing Republican meeting was held as, r nh ~
Catesovc and rryingpace The audience was addr,s-e1
by r. L. House and John Oakley. 1on sOcipeJl
night torchlight parade in the phi ~, ,iLs,t
streets IN the war Will he participated IN by nVe n
and Logan Clubs already organized In that part Vi ~
city. ... a., w., M.
The Republican organization Of the Fifteenth Maru a
rade last evening In the chief streets In mat par W J
citv starting from the vigwam at North secohu anu
Iurln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

RAVE At Gardiner Ulster county. y. Y. on Thursday
pHryrn-,t clifton staten Gsranl octoorr7. Kate &c
clay BRUCE tougher OF ho lat Hahon Bruce ana WHO
Int. rment at Hudson
coLEs-At sea August > is-i o. c2nsngptoa Isaac U.
Burie, a, sea
curLtR-oc tooer ;. - a ruacrn = &, ~ Of heart DIS
Funeral services rom rs ate residence ON "enesla' 7h
cox-W wyomia. Sew.Jer.ey Monday october g.
George y. d. OK. IN Poi 3 ID year , a., ,,, .,,-
vices M The huIch 'he A-cension Vest New brighton
stlren sand on Wednesday afternoon AZ 3 O'Clock
EVER IN u ll1y. october D. Of party-s EhzaDeth
How WRIT W 'T ret,r Brew ter. Pu nam County
y on Wednesday a. p M. october =
MuNRot-ou Monday October o. altara short illness the
Funeral at residence, FRIDAY afternoon oc.o'er ~ al
RON .ov-on Monday October g. s5s John B. L Robson
nssty, ,Sd friend. are nyG 20 attend the nne,N nt h
atc re-dnce ~ vona le H. tnIay o o o 9p
the art3 al Of eon 1T' g1y the 'amy
EOGtR--At Patterson Putlan County. y ~: ~rp leinbeI
3n >sl Navy Elizabeth oaymond bowed Nfeot Isaac =
wco1 not hus and children broher' and sisters her m'
E sn u' t. o .pf hcr Rcdcrmcr praise she dearly
loved tn sng 20 here our io'sis her pan
sWALr--MrsM A. Sual o,tooer at Union ILL., ~ I' oi
rnnp,a 6m her ao residence lo2 Fulton ST. rhur'day
srEnL1NG-. Monday mornnr octopere in no i7t ~,
year 81 ma agN Harry sherman Se''uE' ""' ~" VI
rnnc aaI Weneaaav october quarter past aths late
wi, tho srriva A. Brick church station
of the 20 ira from foot OF tarciay a. . - -. a.,
II uar cuiary and urtony requested that no n"N'' w
Intcrueut private
sTARpln prooklyn octobcrG lssI Henry starr aged 20
Immoral SERVICES hs late residence ~ NN"NSn h'"'"
i'm on rhursiay. nh lust AZ M
Tri sLOW--ud ony 81 NorthporL : on sunday morn
ias october hom,s rrus N tho edh year o. NJ age
Funeral services his late residence No h"dioH"NV
Ilr1ok Iyn. on " rlncsday. ~th uir a. 0tiocA
Va wYch-At Pccksal on SUNDAY. october5 Edwin A
Nan WICK the stat year OF MS age I'LL,
Funeral service a. Methodist Episcopal Shufe"' iHHN"
\ y "Wednesday 10 $50 y III
Relatives and friends invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
THE FIFE RECORD.
NCENDIARIsM AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Oct. THE incendianes are
still pro.ecutin. their villAnous work j. II. hohAol
& Coz furniture wareroones and house 10 -"
Ioraiu-.t and John Humans house ana Darh' ""'0
been partially burned within the Last tWentyio no
Al lo,- Of - 900 At 3 O'Clock this morning ho''
~, ,.,r., il, prosr.ct-st was fired. Losses Ross
- oao. samuel starkweather owner OF the hniIln5'
II 5Ou ana the Electrical Manufacturing Oomlhns 49,
nyur In. MINER story II 900. All three Oh mt -
v,r. painV the work of inceudiaries Inc guy ~ 49,,
ties Ar, determined ferret out the crAl' VS., ib,t
epploved several uf Pnkrrtons oote' i,c9 i'.i,,
pmruo-e The pubic is promised Startling u'rTT"R
n,ents i'm a few DAYS. notorious ,hc'h''l't} " i"
80. .i,rf iVty-rieht hres In Bnhhpi i sH" 80 a.
the city, and il at the bottom al the pla" ~ JUN
city ,..-.r,,,r. WA a ,,ir ont
Tli- tiu. tle house Moses Holly 80: 80 49,, -
h,l b.eu chosen for drstruc unn rms pu'.-r- 80
nearly dr.fr,yel the los being ri5hu me NJ
dcuti, the work ~ nccndi1rie, me ll,l ',A' M
AVE. ,, freJ creates much alarm. The business loi
ou OF the ciry /. SO Well guarded that u u It,c,-
os.ble Tor ire 10 under way u,lyi' ,,on, The
houses, t being a safer neld for operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
THE TAMMAyY NOMINATIONS.

Some of the Congressional nominations maue
by Tanmany Hall Monday evening are not reli-he W
the County Democracy. The nomination Of Joseph f"-
liter I'm the IXth District has especially eNaspera %
Of Commissioner Thompsorr- protcges. Maurice d.
FLYNN ono of the favored contractors of the Depart
mrnt of Public Works. DIr Flynn declares that ne WIZ
run n an opposition Democratic candidate john iiuE
I'm the KIN District il violently opposed ny hp.s
Cnstitn and other County Democracy leaders mere ~
some also with :. :. Cox hecah-c ~ ~
spnkeu ON several occasions before the IhmIhtnl -
clcty and T. generally understood to favor the I"hh9
organization.
Nor or,er PoiOicos NSrs second Pist.)
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srr JOHN A. MACDONALD OyBLALNE.
sp,sxprp srATrsMANsHIP-sIR JOHN sihoN'
PRoTEcTIONIsr.
.-....or oaIlad on Sir John A.

PRoTECTIONisr.
TRIBUNE reporter called on Sir john A.
,,acsonala. Prime Minister of the Dominion OF '"i"0
:. On. windsor Hotel last night.
M'nc a. .,,naaans feel over our Presidential cleo
.,r r. the reporter asked 1T.
rncv are greatly interested in It, and are ih'eh'y
,,,ehinr the contest They are particularly ih'el .
" ASCENSION at present going On a. TO the SUPERIORITY
." - ,oo trade or protection policy. Canada you
snou b. devo,c,ly attached to protective 'arH ana
Of prosperity It has is attributed by the people
- mi. cause and they cannot understand how An''icA
No. 40 blind as to tolerate the idea Of free trade WIN
Wv - ,,,,oling NJ it, adoption. II Canadians could
% y, verr election believe that Cleveland anu NJ
. , tr,dc PARTY would hardly have representative III
Canada. ~. ...ou,...d I'm tho canvass rs | met
- ,s.s,ie an Washington in 1871. while arranging inc
rms of our treaty and charmed by ms lerS"na.
% ualities as well his splendid statesinahsnlP am
,,v can never forget the tact and l*rtiuaely MIN
cb he sfuck 10 everything that would Ne OF pchTh ~
S...s heeye that Ohio l. considered the uNitale
y, ,he presidential feeling. and shall he on the %
sshcn the election takes place In that str'e wv,
ook for the result soon as arrfveoh INC D'n'i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
THIRTY WHALEMEN RESCUED.

WAsHNGTON, Oct. The Secretary Oh Tue
Treasury has received Telegram rom oap'"h may
commanding the United states Revenue steamer 'orWh'
Announcing b. arrival AZ Francisco on ocionef
frou the Arctic ocean with thirty wrecked "hair'n'
fifteen pr,oacrs from the schooner Adele ana h'e u'
titute miners The Corwn reached within ei-1i mics
Point harrow where navigation was dangerous 'tiu
iifrcu ON account of ice whlrh. together WIN the
crowded condition o. the vessel. made her return To 'a
ErunrI.rn nlmnst imnrrntlNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
INCEST on CITY FUNDS.

NEARLY SEVEN MILLIONS or DEPosTT-DIFFiCULIf
IN PLACING THE MONEY
Mayor Edison, Controller Grant aud City
Chamberlain Iaidaw IN consultation Yesterday over
the disposition of the city funds. The taxG are
coming in rapidly and within few days
the city will have ut s disposal large
sum. The law provides that the banks whore 1t
deposited shall pay. not less than 29 per cent per
annum for the sums deposited with them. Money Is
now oanhg ~ 80 cheap rate that the banks find great
difficulty I'm placing It AZ remuneratve rates iehec thry
do wish To take large amounts az the city moneys
and nav the prescribed rat. NJ interest The law pro
Vidcs. also. thai not more than r2,0NOpO OF the city
money shall he LODGED i'm one bank There are already over
twenty banks designated as city dcpo.tores by the
officials named They added yesterday the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company and the Bowcry National Bank Al
the close OF banking yesterday the following sums
depo, IN the institutions named Ia the oredlt OF
the CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

ST. LorIs. Oct. "A dispatch to me ToSf-
J;s,,,eb fr,n Macon Mo- SAYS: The Republican state
Convention I'm opposition o tAe Fn-ionsis organized 10
day John Jcirr, of Boone County. was elected 'h4T
man The following state ticket was nomnaird; tof
Governor Adon Gutar; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ihr"a"fe
Briore secretary state. VI. g. Bcerchi state Auolo'
BENJAMIN NJ Prcntis.: state Treasurer. Charles b. har
,,,l. Register ~ Lands BENJAMIN F. Heinz; Attorney
Grrerii. Joseph &. karney judge 81 supreme toil-
John b henderson; Railroad Commissioner j. HiIt,9r
kcpI hllc.tn electors chosen ~ il' 0ttl
CONVENTION were reinstaed and fusion with Inc Oitui
l...L.-r. ~. ~ l.unInllal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
PROMLNENr ARRIVALs.

Windsor HoteI-Judge AmaSa }. Parker OF
Ficniug of Ottawa...... RIM Arepte Hoid-NllIam h.
Chandler secretary OF tn Nayy and eN-Con9re,'lll
Y,tlI-Frne.t vs. IonerlOw. OF Boston. .-.. tci0rta
N9fr-t,eucral ". " Bclkuap. OF Iowa. and Genera y
l. Anderson. of Cincinnati GHSey rouse ,tohelh
r,. ltatchrilrr ot saratoga -... Ereref H0tse-
Ui,lrl,a Commissioner W IT, Armstrong, of washington
......As'or House EXGovernor0eorse r. Drew u
Florida.
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Sue II Non:e,.


Iiankin-on- 49,.
STEAM CARPET CLEANlNG NOkhS. 10 East ~ Just
bel. SIN ana Madison aves y Y senu Iof 'hcuih
>.r,o,. ID senses eanae moro suirrln, suicides
,rct,rs v,rocrr diseased prostate gland bladder khi
nsys ne rt ana Bright Diseases han eYeylh NJ e ai
stomach lIrlne, alone ecctrctJ
bef ciut Ration slulds ctthe,cr-, pr chtih Ihe Eas
patfruls \ fhlr v-ifir years
n,rtto In these New1 ork physician o. e
fIropeau cA Bureau enables a. 10 sehu
- fre tae ~ neltos and CO which are posi-
t1ve cufr- Tor these otherwise iatA dtsct,cA
Wv OMces: 1873 Broadway New OK 1lty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
FIRST DAY or REGISTRATION

Yesterday was the first day of registration IN
this city The weather being fine there was "a Hit'
number of voters enrolled The results by A@SenlpS
Districts are as follows, compared with the reglS'o"
an the first day I'm iSs3 Iss2 lssl and 1880:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
CLETELAND MEN ID

cLEvELAgD MEN DISTURB BUTLER MEETING.
An a empt was made to break up meeting
OF Fifth ward Butler Club ia Brooklyn last evening
by some OF the sanch adhcrent- Of Governor Cleveland
among them being Nike" Clancy, Peter Br'hhisal,
phiir poher.v and Thomas Flvnn. They crowded
around tho speakers platform. upon when "eIc Ason
blyuaan Barns Major Quincy. j. A. henhesSey. anu
Other. Rotten tomatoes were thrown AZ inc aptaAci'
snd shouts and cab calls droaned thelr voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHNGroV. Oct. Tor New-Englant.
fair weather followed by increasing cloudineSs and
lipht local rains uorthcry winds becoming variable
lower temperature,
For the Middle Atlantic states. cooler h"rtherN
winds becoming variable, fair weather, followed ~
incrrnsing clnudlness and local shOwers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
PARADE AND MEETING IN LocKPoRT.

D y
IocKPogT. Oct THE first regular Repub-
ican meeting Of the campaign was hed mere ioinshi u
Included , t,r.h sht procession Of local clubs. with GOO
line and .reeche- ~ he opera House 60 an audi
NJ 300 people p, James Frazer Guck 81 Buffalo; qua
n l. pffta 81 Medina Tue parade was witnessed Dy a
Iarc c,ucuirse ~ people. and the enthusiasm Wa re-
rr1rlsahie The speeches among the abiesi ever
deis.d In this cy Niagara County Is sure OF ~ least
1000 majority iOr Blaine.
CONGRESSMAN KETCHAM RENOMlNATED.
PouGHKEEPsiE, y. Y, Oct. THE hepubli-
eas Of tho XVIII pistrict held eathnsisr eonvsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

The annual meeting of the German L'eder-
tram was held last night AZ III East Fiftyolghth-~
Tonr tickets were in the field. Tie following "'n'er'
vere elected: President. Julius Holman; first wee
.,. to,,i. E,c,nrnerer. second vice president,
iloury Neiz: corresponding =ccrefarl. Louis hno'h
ee,ei. recording secretary, H. "llnuie4 anu leASe-
Ju.fue Iocgeuburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
CALLERS on THE PRESIDENT
no ,nossenners at the Fifth Avenne Hotel

The messengers at the Fifth Avenue ho'ei
we're kept busy carrying cards to President Arthur
room Yesterday Among those who called We're Lew T.
Morton who had private interview with the President
John Jacob Aston and william Walter Phelps No'hhs
could he learned regarding probable changes IN the o"o
net The President said he had no information 70 give on
he uhicc and declined say whether OF MOI Mt MOT
Ion would be rendered the secreta y,p OF ne lrSS
Ain IN the President rode ont With George VI ' ti
Mort lie will probably not 60 to Washington uh'll
Autl III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
PROMINENT SUBSCRIBERS TO A CHURCH.

WA-urNGroN, Oct. 7.-WorN VIII peg'n oo-
,,,r,,,, am "a handsome new Presbyterian Church on
Connecticut ave Among the principal Suhscribcr' are
Justice STANLEY Matthews. Of the supreme Court 9-poo
oN Justice strong. 5000 James g. Bhuno. rT,'uU'
-..unf,r i Donald amrron, $1,000: -hnnrl Shr
,..r - 600. ,nd several non-r'-idcnt. - wv"
n,ii Including the widow Of the late Governor MOT
.,f Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

A. Brooks as principal % School No. g. rom which
petition to committee the Board by vote OF 30
to 10 confirmed the action of the Teachers Com
mittee IN appointing Miss Agnes Y. Humphreys to
succeed Miss Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
a SAMPLE or CLETELANDs EGF0RM
DAVID UEAIY REMOVED FROM OFFICE FOR PRE-
SIDING AT \ BUTLER NETTING.
my TNInI NJ.

ALBANY, Oct. david iealy, one OF the
leading Irish Americans ~ the state has been removed
from his position secretary Of the Bureau OF LABOR
Statistics here because he presided ut Butler meeting
c. +. Peck the head OF the bureau went To Chicag"
and intrigued for Clevelauds nomination. When h"ay
announced that he was going to preside Mt the b"'ef
meeting ne was threatened with dismissal Ncverihe-
less hc acted chairman Of the meeting. buth ttoI
Cleveland ana Lieutenant Governor mn i
believed desired his removal Hill Il Thought Ia nav
actively worked for the removal. healy WIS once
president Of the trades assembly the chci "orhih~hon
organization In the state. His removal VIII cost lhe
Democratic party the votes OF thousands of worRSneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

TRrBUNE OFFICE. oct. 81 a. m.-Tne movement OF
the barometer during the cloudy and fair weather yes
terfav was upward The temperature ranged Ne
tween CO. and 30 the average W1's' pelhg is
higher than on he corresponding day Last year anu
Us lower than ON Monday.
Cooler. cloudy INT clearing weather may De eNpec'cn
ia yisinrV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

ono fell of awning roof and broke his back Shook
and Golfers Company gave performance OF sepat
ton I'm the opera house last night and II Is Thought nat
one Of the company carele-sly threw burning maIeh
lighted cigar among the rubbish under the stage me
company had all its baggage removed and Will suffer no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
LOST NTH All ON BoARD EXCEPT TWO.

LONDON Oct. 7.-Advices received here state
that the steamship Miramar. while on voyage from u"
kohama for Hong Kong foundered n sea All hahd7 on
board were lost with the exception ot TWO Ohihc'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Totais 1883 439ls 55,3ii 31b7U ! - .

William J. McGee an inspector Of elections IN me
Nineteenth Election District Of the iild Assembly us
trict was arrested last ui-ht for ultimldltloi go
In order vote. native born or n1turalzf cllIeS ~
ace rnnst have lived IN the year In the cohE
four month, and In the Election District thirty dasS'
TIN qualifications ucc-s-lry 70 vote ~ the coming rlr
ton were published more IN detail !" IhA Ah'''N W
tl.-r arlf1N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Mr.. MORTON'S INTENTIONS

Levi ?. Morton, United States Minister 10
France was asked after his call Oh the president y'S'ei
he had been rendered the Secreiaryship 81 th
he would accept II offered 70 him Iha'
l. q delicate matter" said he "and Woud prefer y"
.av nothing about H." lie said he slocd remain Ia TN:
tountry until after election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
A NEW LIN To THE WEST.

H1o1oRY. y. C.. oct. "A new line of rail
,y from the Atlantic scaboar o the West Is to he hut
M once II will be- called the Charleston. Marion ana
Rutherford Railroad, and is believed 10 the conception
OF the Central Railway of Georgia officials Inc nue VIII
extend from Charleston :. g., 20 G1hht] 'lty''- tHe
Piedmont Air Line road. and from there through Runner
ford N. poweU and Mitchell Counties I'm this state ."
uror From the latter point line will he built To- con
r.t with the East Tcuue-scc. Virginia aud Georgia -l>
tenn near Cranberry. the Tennessee state inc WI"
make % short line from Charleston 10 kuoNVu'. l'h"'
and thence ~ Cincinnati and Chicago. hy way @i J''o.
Tho several counties North Carolina Whlth Will -
pcc Grated hy the road yesterday voted r'"V'V =" ln
autcrpri-e Engineers Dickinson ana kau'ur are nv"
cntnpetirr their survey ct the line aud 'tm 10 MAJ
fnuud al easy route over the Blue kdgc uari, '.ol
Boston and Cincinnati capitalists are backing inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

app Er .N-INNrFR-At Trinity Church. Lenox Mass.
ON .sav. october :. s. br Co.. r y. JUS IN Fil.' -
y'l.,.i rv FIN. ev Vs. Ra ns0~t Fan b, T. appleton 10
Esul.c. .llu.hter o. G. larl.s LInicr 81 Ncw-I OrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

n,,cr they made In his honor. Is mode oi i''
GrssHoINev- York Evening Post tDein.l l. .,, Z. tipd-
Kind A. may be a model bal IL Il that kihu
speech in which the speaker glorise- Tnaw how
ct prreco,s good not 10 let LIS hearers h"o
lakc ,,r,,ts ,pon q single National issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES SOLD ABROAD.

II will be officially announced to-day tna' an
English and Dutch syndicate has taken the e'.ooo'oo'
bod. and the - 900 stock which the Ntoeh"o''S
~ the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company ~
their annual meeting last week authorized 'ne u'''o'
=, and .cl # WAS reported in Wall street yesterday
TINT th stock had been sold to the syndicate at 10
sh,rr. but the runor was not confirmed meeting "l
the directors Of the company was held YESTERDAY o"'
inoury AZ the Office was met with The statement tn' ""
particulars ~ the Negotiations W'"" ."
pnhli.hcd until to-day. jacob II sohii, ot Nunh A'"o
a Ga, who have been authorized tue N u"l'N, w.
draw Tor -. 500 600 said yrscriny that ne h'u ~,
f1rther knowledge of the transaction. ne Mln'r, y
H., , r,rs which the ssndcat" were tn pay were oo
t,vrrr 81 and - fnr the stock aud 10 ana o. ipt Lto
bonds but he declared that he had rra'n H ,n
only by computation rom some P'y "'"'' WI"
dictate had ordered ... ,h. rsht u,
II IL understood that the company reserves 'hr Ihi a. "
oar hnfh .fork An bond. 90 40. stockhoirf- ana ''"
~. .ynd,,te t..k,, All thnt are not subscribed Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

hovs In this city ny tenths
y
the The broken or dotted uhe
tnef~oAe -
NIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
WEDDING YESTERDAY.

Miss Mary UODeft Was HIIIIItu W I"1
Red last evening Trinity Chapel by the rev III ""
,elius swope The bride attred in white ana was
given away by her father. reception was hed al No
.23 Nest Twcntleth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

Mr. MERRITT TO RUN FOR TIE ASSEMBLY
The Rev Stephen Merritt, of No. 2lO Eighth
ave, dominated Tor the Assembly last hi by the
Kiln District Prohibition Association He accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
BUTLER TO VISIT BROOKLYN.

The Executive Committee of the People :
Party IN Brooklyn has decided TO pat ful ticket Tor
local officer iu the field Gen Butler will visit roohly
next week and speak in the Academy - Music. and also
u south Brooklyn. and IN the Eastern District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
rJE cONrJNEYrr DISPOSED OF

The Christian at y ork win announce in its
Issue Of is eek thai the subscription list and good viii
OF ihe Keekg Continent conducted since II started
b Judge fourgee has hcfn transferred "a It, and that all
snhcerbrFs %. Tie Continent viii have fhcr Inscription
year hiled wish cODF OF The Christian NJ Work
sAdse Ionrecc vii fae Chrtsaa al Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

DON'T Irritate YOU l. ngs with Stubborn
Cough when Or. Jaynes LNpecorant can he 80 readily
procured sore I1roat and Lungs are speedily helped
by IT,
Piai- Chloridcs e-pc ay vauahie a. household a. :
aud being entirely oior.si Us frequent Use - N''
fItna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

sfkAnsnIr ARgTvAI.-The steamship Assyria MonRT
~As fArorted sasly ihIs ssaaxllno-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

ton to-day and renomInaed Congressman John H. heF
cham by reclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

touu
october 10 ISL, NJ the following n med aces
etn ,onsrcs,onll nislrct az So = \ AZ ae'ses
s,I 5oasless oal p.stre. a, So 3 ia 9aaSs
10Th Congressional District a. No 80, ihinisve
lin Congress onal d strict At No ~ klshihlve
"a Congressional pisirct Al NJ. Las, Jun ,as,,
18Th congressional District at Hagien Temple isothstS
h 10 be tho same as in County Convention
except "a Assembly District .hall he chuueI -
a ,si th t on '' res.eaAl District
fdca ,enfnn Tor The Eleventh Judicial District 70
b e1 M Trn Hall 3tl West fthst Tuesday evening
O,tober ~ 1854, otOek and b. cansiiu A. Olows
-eyent enih District 10, Nn,teenih bHtfict D i"oAv'
A.sSm1y district Convention. nominal candidate, for
member assembly and Aldermen 70 b. hed on thursday
evening B. 1884 Il oe ock At .he heiG
the s;Dseys , s 'S on Strict N tho ks.emS
Is ret excepting 10 The 2ih Assembly District sAai
sc s le "a a. 70 . Sas ii Val G Dogs 2in wards
deesas oas WI - led At toe following named places
i, 6 5,a let 4 8 = F'i 'r- IT.
Sth ii,ffi,i, ~ East 4rJatNaY.
5ih District, l23 "a est Hos on-s-
9 9RR D Ii',ri co. s. 81 ci i'i5Tia,
sth District. 63 Lud ow.St
OH istnet. Bieet Ssf B1 ongs
10Th District. . Ave-A.
i1 Tx D i.tiict. 81 Es,. lth.sl
i4 t bisiriSL 300 lstS
18th District z q re'e-
7 n D ,sfrsi inra Hal s,i West s7;ass
Isth Ds rict West . th.s Boulevard
5i ,I p B.sir.si Nor on nan Last S9thst
2S B Bes AZ d era i llsh and siavs
ga Want hea , ewss,inr,oasre.
H. M H.. I'd 3 4th 9th 10Th ana laIh Assembly Di<tifev
and I'D ani Wards. TIE pos "in ronhh open nom
IN ne ,i IN stu 9TH io9 sa 9Th Ish l..h ISL
poiir viii remain open nom IN 10 ~ y IA. -.
n eAeh the Inspectors VII pfoyi W. o,o ooass
sum mes Win any ter Of the spaae rom TO NJ
ineuye the other the votes OF a. tnose WINS. s,i.
es be Sin with OF the alphabet ffOm 10 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

In addition 20 this amount there l. the ST5oooo stu
owing the eft, hy the suspended Marine National Bank