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New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

LOCAL POLITICS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WORK K-BlSHOP BRADLEY.
lsr rgi.KGnArH To riiE rainuSE.l

IsY rgI.KonArH r,iE raf"USx-l
Troy, Oct. 24.-A citizeus' movement 10 noih-
has been started but thus lar IL mas maze
little sstsiaetory progress IN finding proper pers"
willing to accept the candidacy Mayor Fitzgerald thrfe'
FORE likely renotubated by the independent Demo
S,ats be supported by the Republicans Tue req
uIar Dcmocraic noniaee will be Arthur hdinond stan
ton or F. Murray.
The Democratic state Committee sent Con eressmau
Converse, Of Ohio Alor Haegerty of NewYork and all
other to speak n Lansingburg last night When
they arrived there they found the yillas;
alive With Republicans and magnificent Re
publican torchlignt procsson In pr'Sres-
The gentlemen not invited speak and returned To
Troy with a very exalted aca OF the capacity o.:
the Democratic state Committee.
The trial of ex Chamberlain Church. ou Indictment for
embezzIemcnt iut 10 the December terlu py
Judge i-Gaoreux yesterday.
During tire week many burrlares were committed IN
te city One OF the perpetrators caught Ie ACT Of
robbng the house Of Father Iden. vicar general Of the
diocese, to-day sent to state prison fer eight
A Young Mems Christian Association has
Lcen organized among the students Of
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute Religious work
among the colleges originated years Igu a BstL
more, tarougn the ciiprts OF few students, aad has
grugn arvcousiy Oat OF the 800 American colleges
ls0 have associations with memb rsIip OF IO0oO aud
5OoJ conversions have tAAcn place among the students
Theo appears at GIiswoii Opera House Monday. Oil
lette IN rne Private secretary" been playing
far business duiIng the week.
Til, Official ,oarl of the North Second Street
neiho list CAurch decided ass tic next Confer
ens To rctu,s tae Rev. Henry Graham ta that church
next scar. al. Graham l. stationed al Giovers
Vile
Tae Moody AMI slD+ey services viii be- hell n The
Second i'rs,Dy terl-l c. arch.
Speaker is,'niLI -plXs Il Democratic meeting Mt
the opera House dis scniBg.
Mia Little Cciu iw, ttigtGr ot Carries clelnin-
shaw VIZ YESTERDAY tTfeI e Charles h. Hail. 0i SsN-
iu1k. rns .set. J. T. saiiO- of cig.-S 'lalf'
pcgfs.s nci the cc-onfy. fhs 1n Il tic brhsa i",ir
VIA tao q iil@,sS, aaa "a .ip1 s,1na- tr-Stt
were urc -cn. i.oia .cW-lsIk Boston, Plis'!''"A- a.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

TIE RIVAL TELEPHONE CONPANIES-A. IL.
JOHNSONS ESTATE.

TIE RIVAL TELEPHONE COMPANIEs-A. B.
JOHNSONS ESTATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
Urea, Oct 24.-Thc Bell aud Mcl)onough
talphope companies here served notices ON the haNter
telephone scribcrs hat they viii be prosecuted Tor
Infringing their patents
The real estate of tho late Arthur Johnson wa sold
on ind gnont Tuesday by the roferee, bringing t2l2lS
The Oneida County Homeopathic Mc'ieal s"cicty has
elected Dr l. Spencer president and Dr. NJ. o. Terry dol
exats to the Auerqcan Institute.
The Common Council Of Rome has rescnde'i t. a'to"
IN relation to purchase of the Huntington property
for City Hall purp"sos.
Ultra has sub-cbcd ~ 100 for the RELIEF of Tho Car
thagc fire sifcrrfs.
The Ecs York Cantrad Railroad has begun cfbnsYo
improvements IN ttS depot bcrr.
Joseph Dewhurrt, n farmer, asr hfv. fell from hts
wagon to-day receiving tnJnrca froin wbich b. died.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
BUFFALO.
COGsWELLs FOUNTAIN A USELESS Ii
BRARY-TIS BALLOTS.
LILY rsi rGR Aru TnH rRIBUNEl

((NiSWEI,IIS FOUNTAIN - a l,IIbh'0 80
BRARY-TISSUE BALLOTS.
iBY rsLEGRAru TO rns rRIBUsEi
RuPEAIo. Oct, 24-In moment OF weakness
the city .e-epted one OF Cogswelrs patent DRINKING
fountains - was erected, the First Presbyterian
Church securing Injunction To prevent ts peihY P
IN front of s perty and local newspaper arousnt
nnblie sentiment against the libel on art At the last
meeting Of the Common Council Dr. C"es"en WI"
granted permission to reclaim his gift.
The pups Of majority the citys Methodist ehurchc
were filed by pastors last sunday in consequence OF
the shifting about that conference time brings 10 e
itinerants.
The sessions Of the Sew-York State Presbyterian
SYNOD were closed this afternoon. The attendance nS
boop large Especil interest has been shown IN the
vOnens missionary work.
The Meshanirs' Institute Of Buffalo has library or
go 900 volumes, but il Is now inaccessible OWING I" ~
tnstitutes lacking the fInds keep ts rooms OPEN
The musical event of the week the Philharmonic
concert. The principal theatrical attraction pS 'eA
Siberia the Academy of Music
George G. smvth has brought the sioop-rigged Yacht
Ripple from New-Yurk an addition TO Buiaios hee'
II Is said 10 have cost S2,'Oo
The Nornig Cosrt has been designated a. the Official
paper Of the county.
The Eighth vari Democratic cancns on Hednesusy
evening a pitched battle between the slpporrfs OF
rival candidates fJr the oice OF Alderman tiu.ipII
ballnts rt-crvsf lc ponce
took charge the balloi-bpr ana sill hold T. Both can
iida,~- Will run, afording the krpnbeans rare
chance.
=, ,s renorted that the Ctizcns' Committee have dis
Covered such extensvc fTuds In the registration or
former years and that recsnvass OF the ""cr Watos
will he required.
Tho Rouubcan Csncrc ssOnal candidate in the City or
XXXIId District is MAJOR j. NJ Farqnhar Worhn. man
who l. enthusiastically supported oy tc iai aiu sls
Daniel Lock wood, beaten the -t TINE nc IAN ior
the ofice.
Emery A storrs who addressed Republican mss
meeting here this week, predicts that OHIO VIII CIV"
RIaine and Logan 30 600 majority in November
Surrogate Stern has offered a reward for Information
concerning the residence O Brcn VINO has peer
missing from his Louisville Tor tweiTc yc~s
fortune of $4,000 awaits MIN.
T. Il, s+atcd that ex Con crrssinnn Richard Crowley IL
ahout Ia remove t0 NcwY York. Mr. Crowley bds pIn
tsed law hcrr for time, though stu retaining MS
home ia fI,ekpOrt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
AN ASSOCIATE OF MR.. CTRTIS.
Me Edttor Of Fhe Trs1aae.

Me EWIEoT OF TIC
SIR: How extremes meet George Will
lam Curtis great apostle OF personal liberty. who
after taking part rn the deliberations or great party
convention boited the ticket because Il did not suit
him, aud T. T. Wheeler Of Coplah County. Miss. the
typical enemy civil liberty who after kindly advising
uis fsiend PRINT aatthe 49, the RepasiceR
tictet straghtvay shot him the back and took away
His life he chose exercise his right OF FREQ
hallet-shaS IN but al tie command of his
party. Thesr found In tie RANKS 90 The OPP
postnDn 10 tue Republican PARTY; and whether that
party yont of 0 Mr.. Carts or OK
Mr. Xhesicr, Will he tse causo
III hnmaa frseslotu SOUTHERN RkfuBilcAN
hAareilia, Tena., oct 90 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
ROCHESTER,.
THE BARTHOLDI STATUE A HUNTER
KIIIRD-DEJECTED DEMOCR-.fS.

IBY TELEGRAPH THk rmRrsk.l
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 24.-1he Rochester ScoS'isii
society Last night decided TO celebrate Faint Anu
Day and Halloween In n creditahle manner An e'a'o'
ate programme " being arranged. Tho society Is AL i
huential one.
The Common Council at It's last meeting a7poinI'"
Committee TO devise some means by which the P'"p'
may be given opportunity on election day !" o"i'
ute toward the erection OF the Bartloidi statue u "
probable that contribution boxes will he placed as '"e
different polling places
The Ncndelssohn Society win give concert Dcc'no''
4 II IL now rehearsing two cboruSes
under the direction of Professor Grrner. The bhai"
Dannreuthcr qrartettc will take part part Miss Ba"''
the alto anger Is 10 assist
jaime. C. rrum an, Of Bnehaton special commissioner
for the stste New York to the Worlds Exposition d"
Orleans ls In the city In the interests vi tne ia
The trial OF Dr Ira Batter, alias Richmond for the
murder Of Lizzo Cook by criminal malpractice w~' n
gun in the County Court at IOckport yesterday and
creates eon.ern HE interest An mdietnentfor nie.'
hangs the doctors head In eaAe he rhouiu h" "
convicted the 1rst charge.
william IBoadie, ago nineteen, wen, hunting tn the
town of Henrietta yesterday with William Mullen "n'p
tteT arrived af LDcon'- Woods Mr. Bendlc ah0t "opn
pccLcT bat only wounded H. Hc then rad y, NJ Nv % ~,
ng Mon that they would erh the woundeh blih ANU w
sfr1ng 10 H. While d-entsn,ing bunch Of string no
discharged the gin, vhch had bren loaded ara
The charge entered his heart a"d lungs ps"'"''e
mast instslnt death.
General Jcwett. of Buffalo. inspected the seclye
Corps which the eighth separate company NJ - y
Al The state af scpal lat night Tic hDDks 0f INC np
pany were examined and ID. corps VIA PIT mi""s"
light drill.
General ca~sds, " Clay and rNHovcrnor pingP!
addressed laTg, cguwd 10 FaBport iius Mrfn'""'
since the " ton ~ tho ses York Denocr1y IN hgm%' III
ing two city tickets. the lora DcDocr1ts nave 1r. 49,
hone and many now expect Blaincs election. william
Purcell haa been temporarily nilinR his oli cnh' & !"
cdt0r OF The Rochester fni01, and Adrrrfser. drlhE
illness of benrae Nosr who has been acting 'uilI h
Mr. Purcell took his vacation ut Cleycinds huiih""'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
AN ARGUMRNr FOR FACTORY HANDS.

70 the E6stor o. fhe TrtoWne.
SIR: As young Republican who is very
anxious Blaine elected. woad suggest that you
call tins attsuion of yoar manufacturing readers ~ tho
thas might made for tho Republican party
hey would osch and every one Of them plses plAcard
conspicuous place la their factories giving the price
paid for thc ksd of iaeer TN Europe. think Il
xoald logical argument that csald be used
with factory hauda You're truly, W. u. AA10kr.
Gsc Psgss, Oct. -, 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
MIR. BE CHER AND THE COON DOG.

TO N6 BHtFOF OF THf TFt0HHr
SIR: Mr. Beecber at the Rink the other night
reminded of incident that oeearred in Tenues
Father ha q dog, the envy ~ all the country his
bark for a One day chiIrsn heard
Hector open right the house ran down to get
the c0on, hut dagnsed to md onr odd ton-est mp
u tree We wanted to hill the dog. bit fsfher says,
No, boys he has been the best dog in these paris
he's growing Old nov. hi. .isht j. a.. hi IL
gonr, hs bark all haCs left lets hurrsh like Harry
jusi tO 1.sslas the Old dyg" G. ID.
NcIc-Y YOrk
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
New Haven and other eitea After the bridal tour Mr.
and Mrs Han Will reside In Ncw-York.

The Roman Catholic Provincial Seminary In this city
dcics' cd twenty by the then Archbishop
McCloskcy. Dennis Bradley the first graduate oi the
Institution. and, after being ordained ~ priest ana
srrving in var1s cities. he elevated - the Episco
pete pf Manchester H. Last evening the large nall
IN seminary filed with priests aud other friends
of bishop Bradley. Tho Rev. james DoughertY,
of New-York I'm behalf Of the priests
ordained at 81 Joscph's Seminary, presented to
the B-hnp address Among other things ~ refers
~ the fact that NcwIappsre II the last Of the thir-
teen original states to give h0lae and sec t9 iznop
OF the Roman Catholic Church. Tho sec ~ New h1np
shre the SEVENTEEN estbshedin the United states
The new anshrtfc ydrochforate VI cocOaine hae oe"
successfully tried by Dr Merrill In the department.
Of the Troy Hospital The doctor ~ enthusiastic s 10
The future usefulness Of this agent, especially In opera
-t0ns on thc eye.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
REFUSES THE CHARITY he RECEIVED.

To tkt k0tfer OF fhe
SIR: Thousands on thousints Ut tin neri-
can ucoule struggled hard when divided jury In
In i've Mr. Besclcr all benefits VI doaDt Ia regard
tn his own troubles aud when NJ Beechcr drags
the wife of his youth into political contest. AMI sets
himself up as and against and before sich
sx President Ioolsey AMI tens ol thousands Of the lead
Ing aud minds VI all the lea ling professions IN
country. where VIII IA. sand IA their osunauonf
OxIoSa " j., Oct 23, 1854. Cs
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
THE NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.

TO tAe Bditor Of TAe Tribune
SIR: In recent issue of your paper is pub
bishcd purports to be letter from one j. IT, Man.
kin TO chairman OF the Democratic Executive Com
mttee OF this State and he.ied More ku kiux Bust
ness Threatened" A. rust you did not intend 20 pub
lish wls. sl H. entirely without foundatiea. ask
you tO publish this:
First do not know Mr. Mankn, and before the pnb-
cation Of the letter had heard OF him. II there 10
such | do not know it.
second, l n.pd never heard Of sIch letter.
Third. I have never written a letter To anybody to
which that germane y reply
Fourth, utterly repudiae seh sentiments to
be suggested la that le tr AMI woJ 10 any
unaw u unfair to carry this or ay other elec-
ti0n. X. Ii. BATTLE. !.
Ra eigh, N. G. Sept a. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
A. TEXT OF pAgsoN BR0wYLOw.

To The Edtt0r OF The INV
SIR During the past few weeks the writer
has enjoyed the plata Of -oms Re-
PUBLICAN friends hay. repiicd ,srouxh the eoamns
rE TaIBU the circular OF the Iudspeu ieits.
The writer ver. cvrnnienls Ia all yoil stnR Re-
pbliss the et tho lto 'aDcrted Pr-ou Brown
low, of Trruss.e,. who ~tsi upon early the war
by corn,ittrc O Confederate. who rotgbt io or>iado
hIn % hi- lot with the southern cpn -liracy.
fhe ParspD listened u, tsen' patiently aud Nh"n they
thruiet s.d; Gentlemen. When I make ~ ny
mind ~ he'll III my throat aud their duect,
mt neyer' mvrr' by the way OF the souibcrp con-
fei~rnsyr \.
Aete- York, Sept 2S, 1874
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
PAIL URES or THE WEEK.

The business failures throughout 'he
country during the last seven aas',
reported to the mercantile agency S,..s ., ~ o15 ~
INN a (o number for the Culteh ots.@ 3D.
.,i for Canada "a A total OF 25S against to'ai ui
n lasL week The Increase is Divided ee,Mesn @ .Ic
ffy
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25


GENERAL BFAUREGARD On WAX lSooE''
TO me Bdttor " fhe frto""e'
SIR: In me century TOT NONeihDer PioA"p'
AN article written by contains the following state
ment:
The moral and material forces actually engaged in the
war o. G. on the sideot the southl uade our ' %
H - % ,, "a h,l..o, ~ ,rrr;s. ns ia ailv-coud
never view the whole theatre Of war a. one
subject of when al me points "ere nnI ni',r-n, ,,
for the purpose Of gathering An oyerw heming aud rapid
stroke At solne decisive point.
Upon this TRIBUNE editorial writer comments az FOL
lows:
ft r. well known that General Rraur"gard mas specii
personal reasons ior app,Hyy Jerr,on N , - h mn
tAIY poi'y ar M II !. 10 ,. 'h ''d ,io,o.,iu" AM
& "lae % .I a. , ,t d ~. ~ @ MI thiuE. and d.,
, ii th,, the n,rai and ,rst,pai f,rres engaged on
H. jda of thc Snuh made it, success moral Ger
.ur iu ~, t. - ,,s,'LosI ~ T,c
tNhty put w., M A.,u ,, @ ,r, ,b oe,,cs
and -nbsttnec o. tae controversy it wa ENGAGED VI 40
u'teng I ,h hers" r., vi - ,ar,vred if
A. r,,.,e hot notbtna o,lttisL I'm IL but WA pro-
f,ssedlv and in fact SOLELY a military uaper the aues-
tions in which will necessarily be treated and pass
Ipou by the crf ctsrp OF history They should always
have been and certainly ~ this day must be open
treatment vitl,out any such stribuon ~ contained
in the above words Of Tg TRIBuxE Sos only did the
,,,I ,,o,t and h.,py ~ INV article indicate what
" ,nor.L t,rc.s rwerc inten.ied hut these we're
c,ur.s.lv cuumcr,teg. to wit. the eouragc
-, ,r soLr.r. 4, huJe their for.it,,le through
vart and sufeytng their utter devotion to what
they considered the defence VI their homes agauH
ottuu,cd conouest There v,a neither word nor Thought
uiinv Tn .l,vrrv sl Inducements "a, the issue weir
, a.. -. a, -, -. 80. a., ,,,.,,,,., a., s,ct
I4n"''o' am ''' ''''o 10 or, e''e" - ~ ~ ~ -
the military 0f defence against ronqncst -whA
,lnro trr,.d IL eonc.vus the uiauood of the south
,, ~ .t,tI ,ot n. bold IA have f,ilcd from, nsr, .
proporton OF nas In contrast with suece.ses achieved
r.ovhrr ln h.try with much les. relative moral
,, -. A..
hh'I"" '"'''"'
TIE TRIBUNE nri'lr, therefore, W MirlHuW I" "e
lf,,vc nj "A, Ia the unortD l,c s entirely be-
,, ,, ,, .,,.r ,r,.,,., ,y ,,e ~ .,sniu.
cantIy ends ls folpws:
clear that he ltienera B"alregari stands Tor
ho,lsr" .na WI" no., :" "S ~ aan,.r ~ c IL S"L.
blmdiy aud st,bbornly 10 the state of oplnion
which ei,ta & Prior 20 ',s a ~ hap shi
and oyeribrovn by accomplished facts such ronthern
tosern,a,nt l,s .rS asY t,SI oI tie "",,atry
In TO which many say that I wonld not have
slavery restored even II could nor l" my Aho""h'"
wouid any eo"'her" nil' '""' ~ a." e"'p "''
a''er inc war S'' '"o" an " Wv " |
'o,'' "s 49, o'1 "'I H. ,,aaoa -, ,,.,
-, - -, ,r ,i. ,l ,ba, ,,,s ,,as tho o,icL
- vii =. the moralr wpv out Of the destruction Of
..o.ons,ructio,v
AMI nav II I NAV exuress a charitable Judgment
which TUE rgIBusE writer himself wiIl I think,
tally recognize to be corrert-I would say thai
could my article have fallen under his cye
at the time vas ~reesn insUd oi no"on ne eve ="
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
FREE TRADERS OPPOSED TO Mr.. BLAME.

7
SiR ] STE that an organ zs.ilon p.IDorting
To he Orangeln.n In Caasia Isvo csl e'i uioa their
thren tho United states 10 boycott. Ar iss.bc.
nh - conversation with - pso,an-nt ms,hl,ef of the
Orangeluen IN Pacific Coast. to-day. AMI hs stated
advice have but ltttls e~st. Ind gaye
the folio wing reasons:
IN Eaxllcd the OrxngeHens frat dsi aar. l. 10 tho
Queen In United itas their rr allegiance 10 s
Cover ansHt, takiug Georgs Washington motel Tho
canadian eraneh ~ Engsh csnse ,asutly represents
free Trade and there true secret VI their op0si-
ton 10 Mr.. Blaine. II. 4. DoB-OS, NJ ID.
WashingtOs, u. e., Sept. - 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
RELIEF FOR CARTHAGE SUFFERERS

TO IN EdfI0r OF Fhe Trtbunc.
SIR Or village has been visited by q terri
bic fire. About75 OF the residence portion have
been laid in ashes About 20 dwellings burned.
Pour churches three parsonagcs all the school buildings
and nearly all the manufacturing establishments have
been totally destroyed Where beautiful houses with no
shade tres stood nothing but ruins and the backencd
stamps of trees rclaan.
Many Of our people in destitute eircumstanses
having host all their clothing and what little property
they hal. The Are broader IN its extent
and destructive and rnnous to people their
humble circumstances, In proportion 10 the size of our
village. than the Chicago irs 10 that city. Tho
liberal and hearted people ~ wYork haye
always responded nobly the appeals OF ds-tuton and
suffering carsed by snch calaInliies Winter IL close
and rBy aid the pie OF your city ne
10 give will be gratefully received G. r. Rythcr of
this paee, IL treasnier O the Relief Committee. Money
Ia provide places to live Ia Ia needed This aBd all
articles b. forwarded by the American Express Com
pany free Of cost VI. " Na-os.
Member Relief Committee.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

sils whoss existence In the South is 700 patent
fact 10 bear denial. Heneeforth. ho ever, we
shall cudeavor to treat the General a, the Irish
desired to be treated; that is, We shall take
m by his meaning. and not by what he says. ~
Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
A FREE TRADE DEMOCRATIC SPEECH.

To the Rdstor Of fhe Trs0une
SIR In your issue of to-day, at. r., late
1t. Col list \. Y. Vols asks you to prove that the
Democrats are for free Fae. n It H." recognizes in
the Hon. Samuel g. Cox a representative Democrat let
1T. r." write to Mr.. Cox for copy OF the speech hs
made Ia tie House of Representatives on Thursday,
March 90 1884, before the Committee OF the Whole when
they considering the bill III. Il. 5,265 Ia extend
fhe time Tor the pay OF the tax Distilled spirits
In warehouses. T. r. asked you Prove TO him
that free traie what the Democracy desired You
only ce't In general the many Instances IN the past.
He have solid proof OF the state or af,ir- to-
day he will read tnst speech. Tie following are fsv
extracts from It:
Let longer bersy our trust by the false kis' sf
protection tp H. line lBD; GIVE us free trade
tp l3, hne l9; We have foreign markets foe
manufactured products, compared with those or
England will until follow her example lp
49, line 30; Oar would not a.d cOud not. gnder
system Of free trade lose rretioh OF cent Ia their
present purchasing power . b. line 30; Never VIII
American merchant ships plough the blue sat~rs or
foreign commerce while che Unor JACK heats above
them, until you equal footiug the neets that
trade: cargo IN and oatcIua 'srter tp IA.
line 2U; The oil direct tax levied IN proportion 10
population. unjust 1t would he would be far less
unjust than protective tard you could Invent L
neither the other; and " ant no Tax tp
l6, line oil; let then raise. 10y customs or excise or
other constitutional method the neressary -un 10
maintain the Fe.leral Ciovernmenf %. Is. line 24.
REPrBIfCAS AMERICAN PKOTE.TfoSfsf.
yepdrk j 10. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

MIR. DENNIS FORECAST.

To me Edtfor or Thc Ir rtbuHr.
SIR: have been very much amused
over the reported interview with Mr. Hor-
ace w. Dcnins, published In % Herald
VI this date n Mr. Denins l. rcportsd
rccty then he must have ost his good with which
have credited him IN the pp-t He is reported say
ns, II Mr. Blaine requires the electoral vote of tho
htao ~ New Yors elect him. hc I. already drfcaisd'
e also says n every dissatisfied Republican who
fuses TO vote for Blaine casts balos against him. and
the Democrats holi anything bk- their full lssty
strength Cirvciand majority for Pre,idnnt n ~" state
of New-York will oscccd the iylooD major
iLy he received caididas for Gogernor"
WITH give my opinion regarding not only the saiionh
vote, but tho yo,s ot Vow Y0rk IN the nr pitrr 40
Dissatisfied Republican who hp any honor ~ lose Tor
honis asd It's putty can Groyer Cleveland Ia
the sxond place, M Cleveland " not going 10 poh tho
entire Democratic vote Not Ivy many tloasSfds Ibo
people of TIM. epuntry ARE aot prepared ~ pat tho
government sa the hands Of man whom fhey vosd po
afr MI to invite nto their homes Will Yruiure o
IN contradiction o. Mr. Demings stateueDt that
James q. Blaine will not only carry every Northern
Btatc but the State ~ New York by 10000
majority. and know whereof speak.
Br0oktl0s, Oct. "a, 1854. JAMES :. Gaze.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-16


Go to the popular HALEY Restaurant
when down the river and get Il square
meal. JDl1tf
LOST: Revolver, in black holster with
name J. G. Godfre yon butt, ivory han
die. Finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at Bakers Hotel. st
Slip in and look at the fine line of
gents clothing inst received at Pinkham
* Lewls's. jn25tf
Just received fine line of ladies
Merino undersuits at Pinkham & Lewis's.
septStf
/. I. Lewis & Son. druggists. have inst
received fine lot of fishing tackle. Call
and see it. May3tf
The now butchers. r. l.. Rice & Cor
will sell choice beefsteak at fifteen cents
and prime mutton at twelve and one
half cents. aug2 If
Fresh oysters in every style at the
Bon Ton. septl2tf
Fine assortment of Eastern SASH doors,
mouldlngs, weights and .pnlleys,
black walnut counter tops. wainscotting,
flooring, ETC., just received at Pinkham
& Lewiss. If
Mr.. A. B. Roberts. the Pioneer tomb
stone dealer of Idaho. came up yester-
day and erected fine monument mt the
grave of JAS. Coppock. Mr.. Roberts
1 q
will be in ketchum next week taking
orders for tombstone work. Jn17-tf
Siddalls soap can be used in cold wa
ter, and guaranteed to be the best in
the market. For sale by Pinkham &
Lewis. jl15tf
For Sale, mt Lewis < Sons drug store.
a box of Homeopathy medicine, the
genuine German tinctures and pow
ders. aug23tf
The Croy street Millinery of HALEY,
will commence closing out its stock, con-
sisting of all classes of millinery and no.
tons. at cost on July 9TH; also carpets,
fixtures, provisions, stoves, furniture,
etc. jl4-3t
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-16

The News Miner editor having been
shown some gold specimens from the
placers on or nenr Warm Springs creek
says OF them: ''Dick Hancock showed
us yesterday a very fine sample Of coarse
gold dust which he washed in rocker
from ground on the headwaters of Warm
Springs creek. 1t amounted to about
50 cents and the time consumed in rock
ing it was half an hour. This shows
paying ground. Several claims have
been taken up III the vicinity 1t will
be hard to get water on unless large cap
ital takes hold OF it. But such dirt as
Dick found is good enough for rocker