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New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
INDEPENDENTS IN ORANGE.

A prominent merchant of this city, who lives
an Orange y J says with regard to the boasing ~ soho
Democratic Papers the alleged fact that LfN'1
,crntv is favored with on Independent Committee of
Ono Hundred" al have lived I'm Orange over
thlrtv years aud find many names ~
,hp Ust never heard Of However,
there is ono name about whom there is mo- dolM 'lie
pev william HAYES ward uf Newark editor oi me i"Ie
.c,t,uf 81. maine was put the ticket Nt' au-' ~ lh"
re,ua of hi. unar tI the pru,man hm~'i ha~ ho lli
tputlnn uf voting ini 'rtc1nd. -lntc me- mas t'N ~"
Ass,,fa u A. pnlsi, there lr tlr names ui -'u'
deed n,n niso on thi. committee ana " is hoped Wy
,ru ,.t p,o,p dridhriIs cuifr. .p0uirui ~ ihf
r,,,g, ,aurnri saws uf tho unr hundred mat hlt Mr
t.n, ,..s aui tvruft ntr vil Nui" iur lilhiur ll-
iIn. psupi ittrsnnnsih'o uriahIr e'nii'u1u nl ih'
g,,y, t,sil nnpi finn .ur unr ohn '0nl 'r l.lI in
.ttr H, uiliaa r. r.rr bt ptrt5 h,uu'in "n ih' h.'
" ua prrf is bfnp rdr ihr m"nti NH n' 'fh'H ''
tutns utti Go thp IIniiU hiAWHH
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p,soRpreiY coNyrNroV Is PATTERSON

1hr rnn-hic County Republican convention
,sslnnia, ~ Patterson to n"miunlo candidates '''
sheun ,id tofonrr NAs tio mos Gisudrih h'p"''' ana
sFr,n, euti1n over h,i m thr county, remN" N"''"N
chairman ul the County t"h"llt''' VINO '""'' '"' '',
-, A., fi.r refused o. allaw iho drl,F gates from ue
,t,-htb Wand 90 vote on tAr choice 90 temporary '"
man on account of au irt suanty 90 lhe Want ii'h'}
g,e friend. of James " Mckee whose chances "''"
4, r,iired If the Eighth ward was rNc."drl pui h''
man for temporary chairman on tho platform "-""''
a. ,,,t,t nf Murray and II friend ~ l. FRANK h,h5
M. tlaiuu,u shouted against 90 plh'I anu az
s'r,r pre sll.I for three hour, The Mckee CROW" u
III .t.t their men fUr ~A,rln aud coroner Un
ns,cv faction refusing fu recognize the i'''''l"->
Irer thr ", kee crowd lctt The hau me h"N'l 'iy"
- ,,, t. bl ines, where murray Aat ltit d hb ~ ~
sf.ctin. Temporary chairman All 'uiht' To L'At N""
Cav Wllho4t making any nominations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
THE NOMINATION OF MR.. LINDSLEY
INV rr,rGRApn 10 rmE TRIBUNE.

KIScsroN, n. Y. Sept. 3O.-Ihe hepuo'ic'h
Congressional convention for tho XNIIth NewiorS DIS
.,, comrrtsins the counties Of Ulster. Delaware ana
Greene WAS held here this afternoon. General sha'Po
was made chairman. Ex.Mayer James d. hinus's -
This city. was nominated for Congress by accam'',o"
The representation in future conventions was 'er'''
"a. follows, Nine delegates from Ulscr, SIX Hoh p'
ware and ~" from Greene. .,, ., oro NJ
Mir lind. lev for years has hcen AZ inc hcin OF WI" h
The most important manufacturing Industries NJ nn0 no0
.,n,n,s a,iut two thousand men, with over T%oooooo
caral lie represents the lahoring classes an" ~ "
believer IN protection TO American industry
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
LEROY y. CRANE FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Tho lOunF Mon NVIHVITV'F' - " -
xNlIId Assembly District met At ll' h'd'l''''''''
Tfiri ave. near ono. Hundred AID twenty iit''' '"'l
-, D., co.i,t ia, esfp,lieucy of making local uou-i
nation. lila. Goodman said that hc wished 'o name
candidate lor the Assembly who had fought 0os' '''
aud had been true and .iilfu Eep1ni'" "h ana u"'N'"
LEROY Crane The nomination Wa trc,Len "@n WIN l,, ne
l.rgsd applause. charlie ftturk '''ui 'lt" - o." "'
1ou.iua lon was uuhfiDiously approved Nl' " n
who hsd stayed away - give an5 "Nlo'll '' . t.'
-, .gn. sfut f0r and accepted De .uupihtniA 80 90
ieu4rsa lic said That al pihcf tohiiall"hT WY "a
,o,ondary Importance to tAr National u'ht' .hu ,' ~
o., h,fi ca r.f work toy Is aluf and Logan 'in'V
fec uas appointed to tctuuntud a.i. indir '" '''
ms glsi afi the Young Meme Pioneer 'tmpal- 'p
soutaln Jo voters asd cIfiJ g.cst weight h pnHe'
in lhllT h-.lI.LL
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
pIOHIBITIONISTs FOR BLAINE

ny 1tLLGkAI'W TO IIt'HNNN'J
Batavia, y. Y, Sept. 3O.-At the froihol-
Zionist County Convention to-day reports from al inc
towns placed the expected In this county Tor 81
John at 300 J. W. scavcr delegate IRON bS
ron as,onhcd the convention 10y declaring himself anu
,,, ,iey,t. for Rlanc saving that Blino'a election
a. essential To prosperity of the country me F
J W sauhprn of Batavia was c"n-it'd IN t"''in% % ''
g., ,i,,ug n omen letter 10 ProhbitiOniss advising
thetu To- vote Blaine and Logan, as liohol'"h u''
not become - National issue.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
TILE GnMorR coNLEs DIsprrE

CLEyELANp, Sept 3O.-llshop t'llm0ur prints
a card IA which ho insists that Mr Cowes denied his
daughter freedom of conscience ia thecEtr-co ot her re
uior aud declares that while withirawtns the charge
OF nhumau and brutal treatment, ho irns that free
dom OF conscience denied
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

tbe afternoon there was a reception at Mr. HicEes
house. and a number Of young people calIrn ana
congratuiated the bride. and in the evening
table was spread with bountiful supply OF tng nS
good things of this life, and All Iar'i!Giph1ett pt
IN thc merrymakng, which was kept upuntll about
ten o'clock. when the happy couple starred l.r
Boston aud Niagara Falls, intending then TO go 10
Enrnne.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
PRIESTS DECLARE AGAINST CLEVELAND
SnrrutxcToX Conn Sent. 30.-A prominent

UOI''' Ut
Democrat approached tho Rev. Fathers HUM an" "oo'o
. dav or two ago and with a bland smile presented u
pap.r upon which were the of donors To aCe'e
land aud Hendricks fund. requesting Contribution
The priests said they had not decided upon their ca
dats but they would not support Grover 'lNel"nu ."
thcy Ills ked the man. Their choice wolu pe tl'ncl
Raae or Butler The lesser lights OF the Democracy arr
excited over the incident and are busy making dehas vi
,he story II is however. well authenticated.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
THE STOCK EXcHANGE CLUB.

The Blaine and Logan organization among
,.ubers 81 the stock Exchange has been pu "h per
auent footing and s ready ior active ~oik 90 ~ 'o
ARE the lacs u many Who. at the opening oi t"' eau"
palgn v-ro affected with the then pfo'AiAhs
ses aud nj not made Mp tAeT minds whether to vote at
al o,,. NJ the., I,rr, Dodge. Of tlo nHu ol tidiB
iodeo A Co 40 40 wnll-si, said yesterday " Ia CON
=, ,,. nr a,l,r os ,ay AcausiutAncss, was Oh tie
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
PRESIDENT HoPKINs's VIEWS.


EosTov. Sept. 3O.-President Mark Hopkins
of Williams College has accepted the Republican nona
lion m one of the Large aud In his letter {"
acceptance says; Believing that the great interests VI
The country viii be best promoted by the success of the
=, b,i an ,iclct shall II elected he pleased Ia per-
fora dlty that Will then bc incumbent upon nc U!
"a ti.I.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

NIN-) DIRK, sept 80
A small export trade and light speculative
dealings stripped the grain markets to-day Of all feature
Of interest The late advance In Chicago for September
81 bid interpreted here Indicative OF de-
faults ON settlements by sellers. The general
opinion Is that no NewYorkers will he hurt
largely by tho close Of this deal, "a tho
home shorts closed ont their contracts some timc
and II is believed that II any trouble Is developed
will be confined to Chicago. where the losses are said
10 have fallen principally. The local wheat markets
unsettled ard early inclined To weakness. Of out
side influences the favorable the private cane
dispatches reporting steady foreign markets and slight
advance i'm Liverpool the inavorahlc the light
export cmcn and the heavy arrivals here aud NJ tue
West. The large receipts or wheat were IN Idct s'c
feature Of the grain movement reported today me
visible supply of grain for tho week ended on saturday
according TO the Chicago Board Of Trade shows an in
crease from the previous week OF 22sS399 bushels or
wheat, 12i329S Of corn and 374 i3i "i oats In the
late trading wheat improved in price and ended apar
emily strong, mp = OF cent from the lowest price ana y
from last night a Ssa5 cents for October options. with
November gaining - at coli and December ths same al
cents
Tho corn market showed fluctuations sooner than
those in wheat AMI only shade easier agair Il
rather sharp declines i'm Chicago. Corn receipts were
light this explained by the fact that the september
lower ~ 59l9. November after selling - - ". ended
up Lat L. while December unchanged al 81 agents
January a shade better at i-l4 cents. oats
closed cent lower ut 3l4 for October options httrr
selling at 81 cents but November finally unchanged,
with sales al 81 = cents Speculation M provisions
was almost dead but while early weak, the close was
made y good recovery. October options In lard irIl
cents AMI recovered cents 10 81 -; November lara
dropped cents hut AT the end waa cents higher IA,
g. % Deccmbcr fen cents, hut ended with S"hoi
crnts at 3 80
At the four principal scaboarl ports the arrivals Of
grain were; Wheat 3G2c53 corn. "s.L' 49, 2o GGt-
barrels The receipts at Chicago Milwaukee i LOUIS
and Toledo Wheat. lG3l; corn. 63959S oats
2059s7; total grain l,@s7-lG bushels hour' -o'''0
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

scra,s are deserving by tho hundred, and DECLARING ~,
Blaine or Butler. J. sanford Potter 1' %
I'm a speech wi hch was frequently appsuucu H" pur
mo,,ou was carried amid much enthusiasm hla. "
leigh waJc a graceful ackno ldecnent OF the honor
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
MIR. THOMPSON AT CHATHAM.
10y TELrGRAru To TUE TRIBUNE.

CHATHAM, y. Y, Sept. 3O.-W. w Ihomp-
son Of Albany addressed the Republicans OF this place
tonight lie discussed the tarin mainly, and quoted
Horace Greeley with telling effect on the protection
aide Of the question. uniformed organization was
effected Al the close Colonel Anson Wood IS expected W
sneak here nc-t week.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
rotfpr cAlrgnAt4 rus ny.

-ttrntuf tiHfnt tttHnr1- hnirfa nnnnNHa I a-Nhs
TO- gtr nn sr2 sHH euu -pH, sp iti ii' 900, Hi' bi
i.a1a,is's ooru Houns. o.. tflaie ~ iein He'pn
rurtaoH ooum -affeiAt frHa -helofe fuas, Soda
toaios rlsAs-attot,L ltRa -narara n.y -AoaJ
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

tho ,oih n the employ of II H. Cann Co. vho sought
tn induce 4 fellow ,los o make their fortunes r grain
suo,n'liion v1a taclod yesterday hy Justice p"nnhuo
tqft.st.l 90 tnp emit uf firnry Walsen and
WtIpin D. ilt rhu asserted chat hr hli uWpu4rd urph
ih, o., frtft..iilu. huarlf member ul some half
dozen iims Wlusn laat n1un Wa hliti
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

afiddlny %, Good ordinary 9 receipts oGs bales
gross 22li baos sa' 900 6aes stock, 4O.i52 bales
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
oL0STyG PRICES or BOSrOy SrDCKS
Bosroy. Sep. 30, 1s3L
rrrsp,,. sept 10 r st.

bc t,ntn ttor.r returns p la'i v'rks inr'lsh h"Ne
.,n,.ot u. rrlaudize nj New Work mnho an"h'' I'pr
i, r.t aisuu fut the port with iho h'''"' W. NV
nt,sppuilnF Vcohs Of preceding l'"'' ''' -
vna the raso msi vo'h ID" h''' ~ '''
49,. d,,t.asn Ia tho Imports h'ns rc'''l 'NN' 100
1.,,,,sn ia hr rtpufti Tho Imp'fln i'' N''A "'
.t1 tbn r,pa,ts nni, Argos, '-in.l "''' '.'' ~
81 t7no,n and ttut3e1t respectively Il" 'N' mo
.,nAs of inniaud irsa. fAo imFht' "'' "',N f'.
71,, were Hlti hHln loss thah lni va" "''A a" '''''
sllol 5la less than for tho werh Of i77i' '"'''P'"
~. ooD o6o wore r7.d 1j7 less thin f't 10" N''. ~
49,, ,t 81 ,ot O67 loss than for thr wr'h w i7'- -"
M t,trt, nine weeks thi, year do" ml'''' "' n'',
cnaudi,e exceed tho exports F'"l''''''
.t NJ 465 greater than the excess "' 100 ""
,-,, ,i,,u t,s cvoo., tor the same petoi oi i''-
the resulting balances, aner dedhcUna tue ~" -.
,,.nt. ON the business of thirty hho "''"' '
,,ars arc shown In the sutJoineh u''''' ,,,rg
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FHon J'S'A" ~ '.-ars
mERcHASpsE a.
Imports. 3 's'$1ailISSiSS 'sst's$1alSS '3Sol,Ss o,s
IPP9ris............ 264 -77G5l 4'O.'' .,,--,..
r,cc.. o,,mports. slg7oOoO9 s''''iO'''o ''o'''''
Import: Import: ....:: sGis2,iSo i9l61loL 4,t2,o'
r,ce.. Of exports. siLod'''so si5agjJ .,.....'-.
Eie''' o. rERcnASpisE ASp srtc". ..,s,,,,x
f-4St8273 S79.tJ' .S09 =o''4'''A'
| 1r,,.r. VA little or uo hc'.tai'h '"""" -, n.
.,,,,ion The determination 70 l'"' - - -,
was evidenced In the nr't 'f'''a' o.,rgpr,
"' s.,,r,s nighsr than yesterday co'lnS P'-
WI .n ,.O and unimportant reactions 'here
~ steady advance during the whole day ansi
,,ror a, a favorable character cnoi' !" ,.t.
VA. tna. a, todays meeting the '.anA ,nar ' r,ms' ~
,n1 =, harmon ousiy adjusted Ana 'a", '''' a, ,ss
eraly was accepted an aeeomp'l'i'l .,,n ,t hand
iin, ,ne only Trustworthy 'ni'r"'"'" ,,ear-,,
u"' W -. ,h,i the Grand Trunk las "A' ' ".~' \
u" ,,,or, and that the award Of Nns''' 80,
E :, ma, 4, the fact it's not uhlA'9 '.-, :, =
rln rna, no additional pcrccnaso can pc in tho
orapd rrunk without corresponding f','' va. not Il
nrst award to the other l"'s p ~, This ds spmsc o.
stock, ae' are, are Tar.p day .SoT"a the Se@y's, s
shore did rise to 7o bat IT. final pr'os cont, soa
d,S<iend shows advance ot ony ~. =, o,ss slss
Central and Hudson, after adAa hhAAs w
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
r,cuUs AN EASY WINNER.

The second race for the Champagne stakes Tor t"o
yearods $50 each half forfeit, $500 added; the ne"
scale Of weights ;. mile. Nine ran-P. H. McNahoh )
colt Eachns as McLanghlim @. L. LoriIards pair
the colt St augustine O15, BaylocN and the MY Souc
no / Donohue) Pierre Lorlrd', pair, tho colt ieini
dal II - IIywarD ana Oily Unrest III Ohcyl " M
ers's unnamed colt by Stonehcnee-J -Jnhctth 10, W
risou1: s- colt IongyIcw gl5 Fcakesl ana fdllH
colding John C. az, Naynarb. Bettius-tachn- 10 l.
q + oIlilrl- par 10 - Pierre LorilIaH7 par 20 l.
Julictti colt to l. East Lynne TO Ions1c" to l.
Tar,us nIiekIv took The lcld and showed 50 much
s1-or,fy tat hts success at no time doubtful ne
, i, t,so l.r,fl. without urgug ia l.l9l2 -. Angus
,, ..o,,d "a lo,gth .fpre Unrest John &. fourth.
S,l, nfth and The others were Fui"dup.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

,rrrSros Y ! sept 80 james Caruahan, u young
rs, ,ou n, p,Iv,owli was struck and instantly Killed Al
MoTrs,ie this morning ~ the lllo sast bound Tram
iyOa tAls city.
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IJTTI.l, ROCK.

LITTLE Rock March % -TCorespond-
enCe l--llaving written you so much ABOUT
our rain and mud and dust ~ seems out
lust upon this glorious spring morning 10
speak Of the perfection Of pleasant days
ynuohsaied us during the past week. 1t
turns the years backward and makes me 4
child again. Life seems as sweet and its
as pr cious as wnsn 10 the old
futhifd rasder class, 4" used to con the tender
heart poems OF Mary Hewitt, 40 beautllul
~ the young life shs loved to describe
Little Rock is young and fair to-day, just
budding into rarsst beauty.
But to open the budget; Charles
the curious last sunday night
which he entertained with Is "spiritualistic
seance." uo Ia a very clever tricksteri out
OF course disappointed any who went ex'
pecting supernatural manifestations. Slade
or Foster which is his name-is night
ing fire with fire. ss IL were, exposing
while pro fessing to expound.
Professor O. A. Andres hos, al the week,
delighted fall houses, He is a wonderfully
successful illusionist and ventriloquist, and
his trained animals and birds give as great
satisfaction as the presents lavishly dis
tributed amongst the audiences. The pro.
lessor also donated SIS to the "Old Ladies'
Home,n thereby winning the affection OF
numerous dear old hearle. l must tell you
more about that admirable institution In
another letter.
Little Rock Is looking for the an nounce.
ment that the Little Rock Il Choctaw
railroad is to be d consummaied fact. A de.
cision most devoutly to be hoped for. And
| Little Rock Is asked 10 cooperate In at
tempting to secure fast mail service be-
tween Memphis and New York, which
would save at least twelve hours by short
ening the distance lI9 miles. 1t Is good
scheme.
There is strong desire on the part OF the
business men IT our county to bond our
Judgment indebtedness The question Ia
being thoroughly agitated pro and con
and doubtless the measure Will b. carried
A number Of prominent capitalists OF Other
cities are menifesting interest in the mat
ter. and we hops for 80 easing OF the bur
/ den.
Yesterday the articles OF association o.
| the Little Rock Street Railway company
were filed The capital stock is 100000, u
which the stockholders have paid $4,000
The officers and directors are all good and
lrusty m1u.
More than usual interest Is manifested In
city politics. and many a quiet citizen is
heard lifting up his voice in praise or cen
sure of would-be candidate. Well FOL
that city whore interests are thus dear to
the hearts OF its people. Little Rock has
slept, but now behold her, rosy and re-
freshed awaking from her elumbers and
setting an example OF energy and advance
ment to all the gazing country. "Strawi
chow which way the wind blows"
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any, together with the names OF persons
voting, 10 the chairman OF The executive
rommitloe OF tha county, and thor report
shall be ettesled by ut least two other yo'
tera OF the precinct.
Rule 10 The chairman ~ any executive
committee shsli have the right to assemble
the committee nt any time the good oil the
pAfty may require 70, nna may get their
votes by matt But ho hail alRsys oail %
u the written request py majority oiih
Rule 90 an Primaries called in any one
county shall be he'd GA the day named m
the call, aud not thereafter, unless another
cal Of the chairman whoh shall be madn
on good cause shown.
Rule 81 the Chairman, or m AIS an
-enca some member OF tho executive cDn'
mitioe hhs, call the olunty convention 10
order, and shall preside unui n Temporary
chairman ia elected. NJ contested deleFa'
/ ton shall b. repr, senled on any commit
see on credentials, or have n vote On the
question of ita own adnssibiitY.
/ Rule % ia all county conventions ana
"a all district conventions except congfos'
sional, majority shall be sufficient 10
nominate. In sll democratic primary
elections plurality vote shall constitute 8
choice
Rule % Whom any county convention
assemblies which Is entitled To more man
six votes IN the state convention each JUS
/ tlCt pFtCinctt Ny its utl,b N.o p'''N"t - -
county convention, shsli snlect one delegate
for each 300 democratic votss In said pre-
clnct. 10 each district as well es TO the state
convention, and all the fractions IN each
Justice precinct snail be represented by del
egates elected by the entire convention.
Rue q When auy county selects Two
contesting delegations 10 the state conyen-
ton. the executive committee OF the state
shall determine which delegation IL enti-
tied 20 be seated, and shall make their re-
port TO the state ounvento on aa soon az tenn
porary organization ig elfto. ed, and the
committee on credentials shall be governed
by such report.
Report submitted by
RICHARD MoBoAN,
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favor OF sone sunh legislation as that now
pending la congress 10 the eud that this
great Interest may be protected from tho
nOfAnt oOW.dnciora on one hand aud rom
the merosnory, reckless operations Of un-
forupulous brokers and traders on the
other. he HCsfris 10 10 ga onen secret in
Chicago that stifrs 10 representative Of a
co.'s hinAtinu NJ dealer chiefly Interested in
handling Texas cattle pr eastern dairy
calves and whose unrestricted operations
are retarded hy osttic-raisefs Of The west
generally as t1trtmtly dangerous,
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For sale by all druggists.
ROCKwALL.

RocKwALL, Mach 20.-fCerrespondence ]
The peach crop will be almost a total fall
ure here Farmers are planting corn;
many of them are done.
Mr.. James Bedingfield died last night.
He leaves wife and family OF small chill.
drep TO battle with the storms of life.
Pesc. TO his ashes.
Tx. Buckley succeeds j. @. Miller az
Justice OF the peace in precinct one OF this
county.
Mrs. Clay Stephenson. Of Abilene, lie Wis
fling her parents In Rockwell.
Oversesrs are &, tting their roads In good
condition.
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