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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.

.,..,,-, NJ the manager Of the Park Ihea''" '''
u, ,,o schoolship ST. Marys viii attend tn' po'
pup =, ,be san Francisco Minsjrels on Neu"cs''''
fern,,"y c3 q; a matinee cuoa
w. cf,,.tl, consecutive representation oil
ino ,r,el last night atthe Fifth Avenue ih'''''
B''S IN he taken of ON saturday, after run 5, o.
The pie NeNt Monday IL j. 60 be presenter !" WI
cage. 49,, A courlov I'm their farce ~
nc, NJ, the Light Of the Moon" appeared III 'h'
street Theatre last richt. and pleased CON
licnce The farce and the performance Oh II
s1efa ,n,n in this city and they do NOT neea "os0'P
are Veh kh'" " ~
ton. ., t-,,o pvr,r iu tbc well known
,.,.,o n Across the Continent" appeared ~ the
s orora House last night. and may he seen th'r'
10 enc ,,,j, The piece IS well known for IT. nirlo
dul- and vigorous thcatcal effects, and MI a" 'ii'
l l,, c,rr7 II through with abundant emphaSlS'
A. Reinind aud Mrs Barry appeared ~ 'e h'""N
So, Theatre last night in their romantic and Suc'e-'n"
drama "A Midnight Marriage" The piece l. int'i'',
:, no. .,o,d the test of continued for long uh'
"a NJ Roimund aud Mrs. Barry are, rs might h' rN
ted oHrieut In making it, inctcrten'S cl' " ''
It. spirit sympathetic. Ahc! WIZ
,ouirucN favor .
Ar Waraek's company. acting IN the drama VI
Moths" appcarod at the Peoples Theatre last hiSh
and wa. greeted with kindness 10y numerous ana ap
rrc,i,ti,c audience. Mr. Tcarlc Miss Rose '"Ihi'"'
Mr. Gerald Eyre MIC H. Glonny. Miss sadie Mar'ln"'
n, 1 4 puck-tnue Mrs sol smith, Miss Flora LNH-
atom Miss Ncttc Abbott and others are In the c's VII.
,,hi.,h .. Notha was presented. The piece l- WHY
,ation 10y sir Wailacks company was long wv
..I
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BfRDSEYF-On Woniar evening october 90 iSSi Ma
jore. youngest ciid 81 G and Ala Underwood
Biriseye. aged months ami % daga
ERNSrOn Monday morning. October 90 Louis Ernst in
tho Goth year Of hi.
Part liars tomorrow
ITARr-At pcets H. v sunday evening october 10
Elizabeth l. widow 81 the latc Gilbert n Tiarf.
Funeral services al her as residence on wednesday tao 2li
inst, ~ ~ q
luterment private.
~ her sister No ~ Tevnc'onayc susie Virginia young
daughter - tn hte IA id ~ Ives
Funeral services VII BE- held AZ The hon'e "Wednesday mora
ing. october 81 az II O'clock
MOTION the 10Th inst Andrew Z Mott. the sjth year
Fuucr, AZ nj, IA, -csdeace Jericho L. T. 2oc,ock
Third day, ia" &lst inst.
PHILLIPS earitoya SPRING. October ~ $50 Erskins.
-nof The ato Rev. " W. phllipa u. -. and frinc"s
= philips
Relatives and rcn ~ tho family invited attend thu
funeral The Ffsi prrshyiofan Church. 5ihavc AMI
l.th..t. on Wgincslay, 22d inst, at O'clock p IA
PO~r-Snidrny AZ Flushing =. T. SUNDAY. 1ber ~
William Post. IN IN" 18th wear ~ hisare
Funeral ssrylcc, At The Methodist Church On Wednesday
% IN.
QUACKENBTSH-h hls residence Ice Nas,. on Moaiw,
goth mat, Peter MciFcn Onackenbu,h the 10Th year Of
his friends and tho friends of family requested
attend the funeral srNcs non the te ietlrlc' ~ hls
father Abraham luack rnbusl No. -! East sltst,
Thursday the eit inst. az 10 a IN.
ROWAN Don saturday. OCTOBER Il. Mary Frances
Rowland
Funeral services from her late residence 20 Ravar New.
Brun-wlck y j. on Tues ay, 2lst inst, al =. m.
WARNFR-On Monday morning. OctOner - Mary Maltbv.
daughter OF the ate 3D. T.. Natby ~ Haven Conn,
aud wife ~ J Howard warner ~ thl-c.
Relatives rends el END tho funeral ~ her
late resi No D East J'tst. On "Wednesday ct)0sr
Irterment New Haven. Conn.
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REGARDING the policy OF extending commercial
relations win South America senator Mccarthy


4 ,ErT MEETING ~ pDTTN-l 30 Mn Is LINZ.
~, " 7 o.. o. 1,r.., ,pl on+i,,i-f
bbN rN' an. ".' '...' co ~ i-'-. ''-'4 '''''''
a-tic Republican meeting hero this morning WIS Ht.
-...f lad, fit Hon V.II.,I Wnl+.~ Vi.p- and Colonel
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". W. FI'-''I'.' 7i'.i'' ''' ''
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sforft dom. and OF Irr towns IrIl.ht uniformed
,... ,.,. .,.f. ,-..-.i,,, c,...r..I.l alolt 500
i'i-' f ., . o..
mon was I'. h So Ni. I"''P'' ".'".' "''''''- ' ''
lu Ga. canvass, sail Ol tle rec At elDcliJh- ana
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tI',I. i't N."i... Ni... .' ga 'i'
VITA rctoir t7'lf 'li h" TOT '' +'' ,''li' '' ID,
look or "it, "r hlN' "I'F .'' 'I' pi '.l '' '''
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHr IT HELE CITE

The electric lights in the iron tower at He'll
Gate were put operation G:3O o'clock last evening
sound steamer just passing through the Gate a.
thc lights turned AID -aluted by blowing her
whistle, Il .oyousy Then sailing vessel Went up her
sails gi~cning n the strong Ech and looking strange
and uueagthy. The might wa. somewhat hay and all
the lights on shore except those ln the tower, showed
dnly The tower skeleton structure was not visible,
and the hrs impression gt ne caught SIGHT OF the
ll-hJ THAT iil' moon hal risen. Tie circle oi light
seemed 10 hang tine heavens. The ght more DIFF
fused and less griu- than the electric lights 81 Madison
and Union squares BuiG-. ON Flood Rock and on the
on- Island De- nf thc cate could nr seen distinctly but
a ih'r angles cast shallow, o. the most intense black
ness Tie WAGER whrug and ~lr-ing through the Gate
thr Nood ole swept u, could hn seen ~ ON hrShl
moonlight u.4t. win al the clc- visible. Genial od
Captain Nlrl who has pl1t'I tIs inrr boat Nortyll".
az -l- furia lrrry. dero-. the clafiH- waters Just
south %; Jie Glt- t'r tcn y-tr- Va- tr i -'ii;
wi pe BOZ. .U fI It-. Wil have Shtt" put m
fh Ythou, thl th, light vi'. uYt dazzle my eye.
Iut Nl ,t uo tI- nl.. surface Of te river, aul
tlrUi will bore -UiO-d L especially in thc WINTER Whch
tie l.a begins To- move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
MR.. utPLEsOyS SEASON
MS rrrrrroRY PRESENTED To THE AON'""'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND "FhNN'' -,
A ,,cctin, of the Executive Committee Oh 'h'

MS rTrrErORY PRESENTED To I"h
ptnrCroRs-slNGrRs AND OPERAS
A mceting of the Executive Committee OF th'
.,,,,, of ,in.c directors was held yesterday Ht''-
noon Among those present were Augustus !" hi"""'
Herman r. IcRoy. Clarence A. seward Johh ""'' '""
n \ smith The replies Of the stockholders I" 'h'
c,,c,l,r. asking for an asSpssiu'nt were WN'"
o,or and II was found tina, nearly I'll Ind answer"
q, tho Affirmative meeting OF the directors was AFTER
wari held aud the president, Augustus L. brown i'"'
90 them letter received yesterday morning from d''
n Mnplc.on After referring to ut. wish Tor guarantee
~ the sum raised by the assessment MIR. Mapc'on
,,,ted that he would open his season losi'iN'N
IN November 10, when Nine Patu would
mako her r,-aprcarancc I'm what will probably
he her last season In America. Mr. Malcson gave
short account OF those members OF the company who are
unknown 10 the American public and promi'cda th'r
orlv tctorv season IN the way Of artists ANA rep
ertory lie also inclo,cd proof Of his prospectus, thr
corrected copy Of which VIII reach hvir III inc '"'' q"
day OF two
will consist of twenty nights. 10 begin a.
stated on November 16 His LIST of artists j. headed hF
the NAMES Of patt .Scaol Emma Nevada hd 0ttlin"'I
Besides these there several singer m h'Il" u' pr"
IN America. 10 whose powers Mr. Mapic~"h N"'y't
a., fl. strongest terms. Mime. Nevada viii appear I'D
Iluc." the title part ia which j. one OF Act h'' ~
mon. creations The composer DebcS will himself com
over and supcliutend the production ol thl- opera
A. wha' opera Nine. Patti makes h"f hfst appl" i'
!" The rr,,r. of the subscription ore a. fol-
lows: for tAc season Of twenty nShi--'a.coit
boxes 5000; pgOsccuium boxes seating -lNi' tt'"'
prosccnium boxes seating I'uf'' SOD JIl'"' 80
tscatlns SKI 80 LrlI".i'''0 - -
INST balcony seats. 50 other seats 800 ite 1i
prutrloted negotiations and Nj Brown Nprcs-c himself
lat night being convinced that She sr'-o" you'd Doe
successful "e The demand Ion boxes IS "ie.'! greater
Man Usual early IA lIt season.
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cHlRGIyG PHr SIciINS WIrH NEGLECT

Frank Mcintyre. age thirteen, ot Nj. vernon
wcstchc.ter County was accidentally struck III t"'
stomach with ha.r ball ou september - and died OF
r,rif.uiti. on scpicmhcrel. Mrs Mcintyre the boys
mother i,. that size called 10 physician, but waited
twenty .'our hours vain for him lie refused To 20 10
see the boy because hc couldn't live on wind ana De-
cau.c physician. had To protect Themselves. 9"e
,a,- that she vel him So She went 10 another pAy
t p cau bur 10 va, too ATE 10 do any tiiug Ion the
patient - az >,.,,l,. Ian,
Mr. Mcintyre saws that she has been ll tv''u'N u'
ma. b.en uu,bl, 10 -ef "a piy-Icau To- Nl-l her. one
of them refused e. hcctu-" her name ".' "n t '
black l,-' This man. she told her tn.l ,ir h''
500. a certain uiV-iritu and thing, win hlin De
fore could Doe treated IN Mt Vernon le'lei' it'
MCINTYRE a-kcd Coroner Tire. of MI vernon 70 di'tl
the body or Ler bov To have inquest ana car P''u
trmti IN o. the action ~ ply -ichn- me '".vc'
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pfDIclrIyG 4 NEw clrHoLIc cHrEcH

4 handsome new Catholic church in con-
neoton with the New YORK Foundilng Asylum, I"Nihs
tou4ye and sixty clsh,h-,t. wa, dedicated Yesterday
morning with imposing ccrcmonie- The chur' i III ''
form ~ cross The central elevation l'a spacious ""'
with artistic representations of the NATIVITY, III,
Niou the Resurrection and the Ascension III inc 'l-'
l,r.far niche over the altar is au elaborate repre-
..utation Of the sacrifice of the Mass. The chapel l.
cha-tc and comfortable aud capable ~ ACCOMMODATING
800 persons. The building Is tine giu oi NellH,"G
Catholic lady iu this crN. The druit"il"h ,f.',
took place AZ 10 iork Archbishop tortighh "H''l
assisted hy "a ar-t number % clergy men, \ ''''' -
mas followed the crleprant htihg M'u-i-' H. -
, rector of uf ,airler- church the dcaconthr irN
Johu Kcan nf ~ James. Church and the subd'9'1
the Rev j. W Power. of AT saints Chnr'h anu w.. ~,
Rev i NJ kcuv ~ 4 Patrick. Cathedral, master OF
ceremonies Mousiguol Preston preached the SERMON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

M TpUcuachc the Rector OF south Wytham, 20 whose
eccentric proceedings alluded last week may, CORE
sponlcut suggest lee excused for hi folly. a. ~ must Dee
enuI.h fpdfik, o. man half way 90 BVduu 20 nave DIS
ChNitcu named 90, under:
IAlllph NdWauow Odin Nc,tor Lyonc Foe imag Hugh
lrcheucvNuc saxon ESa Cromwell Orma NcNlA lA -att
TlNntagouct TnUpmache- rollemerhC
Mabel tlclwimzham Ethel Hmitingiowcr Bcotrico bDV
on rric yaugrlc Wise de Loui dc Arcilane fauttgc-
not Tucdninv saxon TnlcmAChr Tolcm,ohc.
Iyoula Dccima Veronica Eoyh IndNc t,sa fIllit
Rowcna Ada ihyra Ursula lsahc Blanche lcll'- pl -ui
Plsntagcnet Iollcmache Io'lciuHcnc.
That the I'amachc family are queer crow T. prop
DALTON which nobody l. likely t. Couiuyrrt Who know
nnyfhng of Che respective careers of The late Lord D1 a
aud of h. snn Lord IuntingoNcr Ihot reverend iV4t
I've appears 10 be- worthy or hls " toGbCals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
pl,GrNCErUL sCENrs At NuNkIRS
dis,rra,,rnl and nWicsS scene took place IN

,,u ulu. md LOGAN meeting. which was adir,e'r i ''
e., flrl cunts. of Sos York mob ,urrouwl, dih li'
form and r.ucatcliy interrupted the @prih"r hN 'l"u,'
.r,,,,. and u.utne remarks. forcing him ni Tine. I"
fnr.nh . lime of argument nad pa' h- attentions y" tn
uf. rrptiDn. which hr d.l iu 70 Wthhtt tl. hl'' WV
rufiu- vithrr Tie uttrupt to break ur ih' me- l"A
was % failure. AMI many votes were iuanr l'i h''"
mn. Intervention, hrrau with tho opening ut thr -i"'
and continued 100 short Intervals uu th- m-t "uN u"
i4,u spoken IN. mob hum. around ,hr square ','l 'n'
clos. nf tr trfii- -Go',Iur 1ui making Other "'i"1
STATIONS. Mr.. Cur1'- speech "a' an able tuuII II,
-pu. uu thc character oi cleveland ' trl'IH ~"
the irI and Tho uttltlu. CO.. Tho country IT, ott nations
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+ THRILLING SPEECH
GENERAL wooproED'- REPLY To MIR. DrFCHrR-
BIACKGUARDI,M To Br EEBUkEp.

80 -, - rtt,,
General ONdioIuN speech III the bIoVhS u
KIM OH saturday urHt WA. one ~ the greatest ordtor
,,, t,,, ,,,,u., r., ,l,, ..,.,t ,,r...tirr of
''' ''' W ' .,..
news ana "I Cruising I'M i"'' ~ VIZ "''"'' W.
au adequate report oi it Al the urgent request "l mem
a., 49,. t.,. I'm, t..,.,.tf,..., ,t,t cha, f,I,v.
"''''' Ut" ''''"'' ''- " 49, "a.
ing extract D, hhie ii'm ih' report ." '"' HP'''" " NV
Jro Kim Times.
1h,r ,r- m thi. cty one ~ the most clio lucu 81 crgy
mon IA al . ,d and one whose service. u behalf of hi-
nnnty ht,r been OF the most eminent character br
Hove most thorough, IN the honesty and purity of that
gentleman NV tuundtnc, and faith an that are alb
.nu.r Eut NOT man, wear. AGO there came nu hour ~
trial to that e,u. cnn when there wa. nothing between
him ami ut.rrtln nuf coincidence. OF thr ln, Iug hearts
of lh r,onc OF IroL tu Tnrr. We, letter. produced
and road u,ni a puhu, trl them held in thi, eats, uud
which l..r, t,' uinuf- lind fhn. l,f, r.. been read
and ri, ri,r,i u tI .,ifit and la tl u,fhnl. pii-urd
h., Ma .,'ur, lt 49, XII ,ii,uir. nm. Fisher Ice
f.r- AGAINST Nh I,ifur th,t v,t.d have, driven that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
Mp .ANrLrY.s ODD H-NoEs.

NJ ntiry. tc eminent baritone has as All hi- friends
tn.,v ~ of llo years an eccentric sort OF horror
Tho profession OF vocali-u. I'm it, giavcSt ara sever
e,t aspects. A. o. al, performance IN tuc part oi Tom
Tur" which many remember nOt Only for fl-iciN YEN
dorm. Of tl. Iar patriotic ballads Pos CHARLES DIiln
but also tor r excellent bit Of aotiu--hr Woud DE- "i
middleton. friend who would u0w refer % tina incident
81 Mr. -inirt- hearing-uOt fo ~pcik of " Ere Dtuo.
rrafrtugcd baritone part for NJ. Sanflc}S -p'iu
convenience. and other operate efforts az the Idrit
SOM year. ago. / afraid IN 70 thi, moody htht
which b. NOT Ncry nJteug to his professional hreiu
l,,r. 300 Mr. Santley when hc asked tuc other
dA, Co correct r. memoir of himself M au imp'rti Tor
eir work OF musical bo-rlphs. ho replied ht cmnhati
ais reque ing nat the notice should hr cunnuru To ilr
siu.lp ln. Charles Santley born l-Il ai Liverpool
Ner, simple and touching doIhtlc--, hut docs not uu
fortuullcy explain To ouaudi,h peoples how tuc LIN
orooi htb, rived To get into Dictionary ot Musical
Celebrities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
OBIT UIRY.
SIDNEY p. NICHOLS.
',Ols died

Police Commissioner Sidney +. Nichols died
last evening at his home No. Az West Twenyfrstst..
from ancursm Of the heart While his death wa' not
surprise to his friends. yet their general i'm
preston that he gradually re-
covering from a prolonged Illness. Mr. Nichols
taken sick Immediately after hs romth National
Democratic Convention which he attended delegate
Since then he had been almost continually in bed al
though he managed To- perform his duties troa3rcr Of
the Police Board.
Mr. Nichols hadformlny year, been ter In The local
and politics ~ the Democracy being always lie
voted adherrnt of Tammany Hall and ut the time OF his
death chairman Of the General Committee H alsoa
membcro Of the State Committee ot the Democratic party
1t while he a resident Of the Ninth Ward
that he became well known and took a promi-
nrnt part in politics. He was selected by
John Kelly in 1870 for the State Senate against
senator Booth IN the YIN District He wns de
icatcd however. after making siirrin;
canvass. by over 1900 votes. on May !
Of the following year he was appointed a
Police Commissioner hy Mayor Wickham IL that
TINE the strpctc lcaung was I'm charge Of the
tai cause of tronbe to those who tried to
made chairman Of the street cleaning Committee.
The path OF Mr.. Nichols one of thorns. and when
those connected with the street cleaning BIZ
rcan were quadrnlod Charges were preferred ny
Mayor race aGlln.t three oi the ,o'nml- loNri@ an
ON April L. le7v. the removal of Mr. Nichol. from MS
office was approved ny Governor h"hiis1,. ih, '1 10y,
ern"r- action Wa construed by llnmA lih 10 Dc ths
open declaration Of var by Mr. Iiblon ayah.t
IN" orylfuIufion. ana flr g1g" mus tHioWh
down ed 10 the holt Of John Kelly. Mr..
Nichols took his thu Court ~ Appeals. and dccl-
atom rendered n his favor restoring him 10 hs Office
ON February +. l--o On the expiration Of ma
term of office Mr. Nichols reappOntcd by Mayor
Edison.
Before ne became "a Police Commits. ouer. Mr. Nichols
WIS one of the supcrintoudcnts ~ the Twenty
thrlst line of stages. In person he was
uf medium height and of stout huld,
with smooth face aud strong cut features. He wa
about nfty years old and leaves family of gro~n
children lie thought tn hc worth nearly half mil
lion dollars effect of h. death Will ho the power u
gives the Mayor appoint hs successor for his uucA
pitrd tern of nearly i've years.
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zhOlr romross Of RcpublIcnns many Democrats beIn

wholly composed OF Republicans many Democrats peing
uresent Mayor Parsons called the meeting 10 ORDER
and named senator Charles Baker; tne i'r Mr.
Baker read dispatch from 1,n nr, lanes state
Con,mttee stating that the meeting OF the iher' n
and business men In NewYork to-day was aliiti, r
MI sides 10 have been the largest and greatest w liz
straton ever witnessed IN that city. Mr. warren r,,,.
match closed with these words: New otk ., nafi
L I'm earnest I'm the campaign and the state j. sm, o
80 n tbe Republcais beyond the Harlem RIVER uo
thair dutv- Great applause followed the r.anlpe III
The Dispatch senator Miller then introduced ""
spoke on the benefits OF protective tarlh
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observation-disclosures BROOKLYN

EXCrEuING THAT OF Any FORMER YFAR-GNDicA-
Tons OF \ LARGELY INCREASED EarJBLICAH
VOTE.
Tie registration for the present year was
concluded in Broos5n Yesterday. save for the names
which may be added OF person. ah-eut from the city on
the three regular days Of registration or who may he
uaursuzcd before election day. The interest already
excited m tA" campaign and the fine weather drew out
a large number OF voters and the total shows great
increase the number the lists at the last Presi
Dental election which exceeded tie number recorded ~
any time since. The registration yesterday shows an
increase m each OF tie twenty five wards in the
secorl. Twelfth. Fourteenth, an Sixteenth. the Dem
ocrHc >trouGhold- az the city The strongly Republican
Wards show increase OF from 500 to loo four
wears ago All this point, To large increase III the Re
publican vote. The registry yesterday lacked on " 80
~ 80 900 and the total for the three days l2l 623
This shows Increase of 1923 over tue registration OF
$50. aud an increase Of l~.lG9 over that % ls9J.
\ comparative table L. given herewith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
RoUsING MEETINGS N WATERFOWL.

WArlHrowN, Oct. 2O.-lhs was a rcd-lcttcr
dly ortho Republican. of Jccr.ou County. The public
square throuecd with people from the country The
AimorN Wa. Hicd with people ia the afternoon who liz
tened 20 u address. hy Chauuccy W. Dcpcw The speech
wa. enthusiastically received Biino'- name was
chocrrd hclriy Nj Dcpcws remark, ON thc taiin and
the Mormon question. such people here believe
3D. MI Blaine. foreign policy, as cnuuciatcd by Mr.
I,cN Wa. tc red nN the miuula .tulcr, ami WIorcr,
present Tho f PSF tlrrhllght procession oi thr 0ta-uu
was held iu tir several Out-oftown c"minr,
helnl present JId-" West aud Martin |. Townsend de-
Ngrr,d Tine evening addresses. The crowd was large
That an could be- seated The Republicans are con
gau4tlu- t,4.,ltc- The sncccso Of The ting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

ALBANY, oct. 2O.-The Joarnai tonight
prints call fof har.ony between the two Republican
committee, iu his county, signed 10y number OF the
prominent Republicans who have not been actively
identified with either wing. The plan proposed t. to
have each raj Committee select arbitcr the two
thu, chosen 10 select third II necessary, AMI this
board 10 determine finally all questions al issue between
the two organizations. Tomorrow large number Of
Republicans vii sign the call and IL by FRIDAY the rival
committee have not agreed 10 tnr proposition mass
meeting Republicans viii Doe held 90 designate Cam
pali Committee act for The party here. 1Ee plan l.
supported hs botd me JOiHH aud IN Erprfss ANA hy
large number of pIprau-. II Ni PROBABLY Icid Co
satisfactory solution OF Republican differences Al A
bauy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
"rlfE CLAIMANT" TO BE LET LOOSE.

The Tchborne Claimant Will soon DE again among u.s.
Heaven knows what lie will do-wich means That !
Cont IL first step. presume will lee TO quarter him
SCI upon Nr QIarternain East. VINO has always beeh
one Of Ai. most stanch adherents. Forty pounds, !
heli hl been spent IN providing him with clothes ana
~ P}eafauce viii consequently be such a. bcht' b.
:. d h, or Barunet Of British Kingdom whlch Whr
s-r utie Dc granted himself at Wagga NagEl SHAH De
s-la' O. whether hi long term of imprisonment ts
s,h altered him. lie viii have lost flesh, OF course, ana
tFe'uie his hair Will have become gray BAT expect
SO Inc lmpcrNlIbality, tho self-pOs-cs-
ol ahd the supreme contempt for human nature
a. a. his way tho TichbOrne Claimant remarkably
,'v man lii- lies were most consistent his memory
Ia Wonderful fancy that at Last he really believed
h-s'H 10 be Roger, otherwise he never could
49,, 49,. acted his part well know a.
S 1ss'f OF tict that he thoroughly imposed upon
sSSteaht Bdllautne, who is by means
aiAL'at IN the ways OF this wicked world / met the
~ od seFieant yesterday. He Il looking positively
-hsei ihan ever He told me that he was In town for
r % ioaI days. aud all the better Tor his length
49,, Tour on the Continent. II Is positive scandal that
m, appointment is offered this s!nguarly able
en,, one more word about the Claimant He Il the
tt,, MAJ IN England who cannot dispute his iden
M mere Il special act Of Parliament which IN 10
.es so declares that Roger TchboTne was drowned At
and al" mat the HchbOrne Claimant IL Arthur OrtOn
til DOdy else II kind Of the Legislature 10 take
-."eAt vi trouble,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
From LUc lLoaionl
THE CENTENAEIAY PHmANTuEoPIsr,

lti- curious 20 note that sir Moses Monchorc (who
eompctr. the hundrcdth year OF hi- useful lie ou the
24ih October Is alone among strangers Ia his home at
kAst Cha Hnm.gate \ Hebrew OF the Hebrews hc has
none OF his own people" about him, and with the OK
cepiou hs personal attendants, who have grown old
IL III ce last Gin few face. from ear chu %
year, end ~, nearest relations visit him Occasionally
Nj Joseph Lfgey, who l. -r Mo,cs MontctDr"- helr'
making visits Ramsgttc regularly n the cour-r
OF twelve months The old gentleman bear, h hundred
Year BRAY and 1, well a. can possibly be expected
He res two three O'Clock In the at, moon
AM Wa iuc assistance OF his old friend and adviser
Dr Lorwc, manages to get through n~ corfrspond-
rnee before A, early bedtime. rr Moses take, no zoe
trs sun Upon tins point the old gentleman l. oO-
tulate