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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-17

Our first corporation election took
place on Monday, May 5th, and re-
suited in the choosing of the follow
ing gentlemen as "town fathers"
E. G. Tillson, E. F. Droege, J. w.
Laughlin, D, F. Graham and B. F.
Thrasher. We hope under the new
state of affairs Deer Park will i'm
prove more rapidly than it has here
tofore, though we have no reason to
complain in that respect, and can be
excused a little pardonable pride,
when we have heard our town spok-
en- Of a number of times as the pref
test little place along the B. & O.
r. r. line. The members elected
held their first meetidg on Friday,
May 9th, qualified, organized the
council, and put themselves in fair
working order by electing E. F.
Droege President, and appointing L.
FL, Scheduled town clerk.
Mr.. D. F. Graham is at present in
Baltimore, purchasing his spring
stock of goods, Mrs. Graham, in the
Meantime, is visiting her mother,
rs. Harrison, in Piedmont.
Mr.. w. G. Jones is absent on the
yhy important business of taking
ulto himself a wife-so general re-
I5rt says. If the rumor is correct we
Ihcfer our congratulations.
Mrs. Jos. Foster and Miss Daisy
Lewis, of Swanton, spent few days
at Wing and Wing lately.
| Mrs. Edward West made short
visit to Miss Mona TillsOn short
| time ago.
| Mrs. N. Hayden is at present en-
joying the company of her sister,
Mrs. Woodruff, who, with her son
and daughter, recently arrived from
Illinois. Mrs. Woodruff's health is
very poor but we hope our pure
mountain air will not fail to produce
the usual beneficial results. Master
Frank Woodruff is quite an ornithol-
ogist, and has a fine collection of
birds which he has himself killed
and stuffed.
One day last week the Professor of
Geology of the w. Va. State Univer-
sity at Morgantown, with five MEM
bers of the class halted here for the
night. They are taking the usual
tour which forms a part of every
years. study of that science, and were
enjoying it very much. They have
collected some very fine specimens
in our county. From here they went
to Eagle Rock, will extend their re-
searches as far east as Harper's Ferry,
then back to Piedmont, traverse the
length of the w. Va. G. & P. r, R..
10 Fairfax Stone. And from that
| point pursue their way on foot across
w. Va. into Kentucky, visit the
Mammoth Cave and return by the
Ohio River, making most delight
| full, as we'll as practically instructive
trip.
Vice President Spencer spent two
days in Deer Park and vicinity last
week.
Mr.. Albert Droege was in town
last week.
Mr.. Samuel w. Friend is seriously
i'll, and his friends are very anxious
about him.
REGISTERED at Wing and Wing:
Maryland, Eugene Amsden.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Chas Chad
duck.
New York, IS. A. Jackson.
Piedmont. w. Va.-Fred. Fred
lock,
Baltimore, Md. A, Wheeler,
w. N. Boiling
Oakland. Md.-Daniel Chisholm,
G. w. Humbertson, ]. Il. Helbig.
West Virginia State University,
Morgantown.-Pr Prof. j. G. White, w.
7. w. Barb, r. q, Berkeley, Jr., H.
L. Robinson, J. d. SWeeny, w. H..
Michael. ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Photographs and Gems.

Now is the time to get your phefo-
graphs and gems. Pritchard's gallery
is now open, and Mr.. Pritchard is a
first class artist.
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TO my FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

7 HAVE REMOVED from Main street to NV
Il own property ON Taylor street, FrOStburg
Md, formerly occupied by George Eisfeller
where shall continue the same business as
heretofore, and shall be glad to see my old
friends and as many new ones as will please
to call.
10 Pm JOHN WAMBACH
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-05-17
JAS. A. HAYDEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTION.

One copy, one year............. .-......... 81 30
six months ......................... 10
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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AD4Y or OPPRESSIVE HEAT.

II was with an evident determination 70
overcome the gracious effects o. the rans'orn OF I've
previous night tuat the appeared at an cary i'"
Yesterday in bic mo.t ambitious mood A on "e"nes-
day, however he III conflict with nreeze' "n'0n'
when Il did It's best blew the rate OF nineteen niles d
hour
The Thermometer at Hudnut'4 pharmacy, when SHOWS
more obHang dispos toward tnose who crave -h WI
bltion 10 De hot tlan any other IL oWnrecorueu At " H.
-O5i At o. NJ 3D.; at L. IN, I-1i AT p o ,r n
sr0re4 ~ at $3.50 D. NJ. tae mercury retSiitI ~
gas the hJnrst point reached. and II W tNo 80
higher than the Government Signal 7er'ce I'0o'O0' -
the maximum. ,. e.. ,.or.r,l parL,
and the picturesque He''lah 80. a.. civ
Tlg5 Rr,dge me Ousea-Aure structure En0"h ~ ~
Bath No. . anchored oil ,hc uiery was 9,' - y
crowd OF ragged new sDoys. neatly unofhc! lIo'
boys and " rJ Young w0rkngnen IL hicAor5 J'uP0' "a
thr afternoon. 1900. IL .h, .bs.t YER I'm
the Equitable Building. " bat tbcrt y Hot W. In
along the Atlantic coast. 1he chAatrs 'l@ , t vac
be- clyudy weather win showers frdag tIc ~ "~'
Will probably remain stationary IOI 5eFera' N"' .
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PROTESTING ms SANITY.
W. c. RHINTLANDER sEEKlNG TO ESCAPE L'N-
AcY GNQUEsI-HE WANTS To b. TMrD'


ACY INQUEsl-HE WANTS To BE TMED'
Another step in the Rhinelandcr case was
taken Yesterday Shortly after noon e1-Juder '+'"-e
~ Curtis and Frederick X Clark. of counsel for i,An'
lander autenrcd IN the 90 tho Tombs prison
where aHdayits were sworn 60 by W. e. Nhine'aio'r'
his vie and Mr. Clark Mrs Rhmelaudcr tn Der 'I-
ia,it after stating that she married 10 W C. khne
lander n February 1876. declared That shortly arr lu'
marriage had been made known 10 Mr. Emne"nl'l
rWr.at-. John Drake. az ompfned hF lr'l'il'@ n
,i~t vis.trd her and bcr husband roo Toronto ont h'
saId that Dee authorized hy the defendant fanny "
pre- Jim 100 nn insane asrlrm. unless Mrs l.hii' 'ii
ef him and went % Europe. remain She rep 'ed iha
bnr husband ps more insane thsn She va' ana 'n'
Of Dee were placed iu m asylum sbe would h'c''nl '.l
HIM Finding tIf4 tl.rr1t Intellectual NJ DRAKE 'i'A
threatened .haf Doe vruld c d"f"ud'nt go 'e ''h
aual in nm asst m urics= %" rm'iHe' ont OF iN' 'h'
States. and of.r ri silva hhinonnlrr f'',' If .,,,a
it iso rr'iI Pc, a. auioi ard r,n.'" ih'I" - b,,
Ell. INIT ,.fIu , rir-,rf trpr lustf li'' st1 VI W '''
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te4t OF tn, -l .ila. .trIl.I o. asserting lA"l ,n'h
500 cld r"u.d Hr 'r" 100. shed Pos iAr '''' '' M o."
u.a rhtt Doe rt .-ca authorized '' b. i,I 20, '..
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party Of Saratoga people yesterday caught live deer
swimming across Lake George. near Frencfs Point II
IL beautiful animal and Is now alive IN hotel barn
there
Johnsonville. aghticoke ard Valley Fails men and
women were here IN force yesterday but the ncemsnt
weather marred their lays pleasure.
Miss II NunioE's Dayissrcadings were the Town Hal
attraction this evening She Is from Washington, d. C.,
ana maze her first appearance here Last year.
Inc second Pe-hy teran cougit CATION visited Saratog
Lake today Tie Fist Presbyterian congregation viii
hoif picnic there ON saturday next
keriiations and music mesie pheasant programme az
me tlrtllar s rect House Yesterday evening.
Inc Rev. 'il-s 3. ~ wiley, OF the MecnaLicsvie Pres
DNitilan 'hurch this afternoon octurcd before the S
tocH summer school The Natural Method Of study
ing ma Teaching ERgisn literaturt.'
Amoug the iale arrivals nom Newl ork CITY and
vicinity are Mrs. J.. H. ingralam. Miss Insrahan. " .
ana Mrs. d. l. IiIst".u. r. Iayer. r D. ". keensn. l..
b llrkiuson. J. g. Manning q. r. Manning Mrs. J.. &.
blanchard. " r. sands. Mrs. q. " NisWl' Iis- Best.
Nf-. =. =. Simmons. Nr ant Mr- ". e.. Noyr-. 10 II.
simon. Misc Nove- Mrs. " " Nermiiye, II. Monet. =.
i,eck and my. Ms. n Latarop, D. J.. Fiuz.imon'. D. D.
'usi.t}. HaHE.ton sir. and Mrs J. i. Ie1sl" Ml.
ana Ni7 r. G. Brown " Brsoss, Miss g. B4l Nss ".
d. h1uGaID, Or. and Mrs. f. Hurd. J ". Beers, ]. r.
buuEri. J.. T. buIud a. May, J. Ns-nu e.. j. NJ. Fi-
n.Y Hls- Pinev Mr. 1nd Mr.. " Narrick, L. F. " OIL
lel-r. IT. ~ Porter rs @audpr-pu.
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4 pLEIe1Ar D4T At S4RLroGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 24.-The weather
to-day has been a.nos. perfect Il would have peeu
rather warm bat FOR gentle breeze that was blowing
The garden party the Grand Cuon aud the Interest
ing the course, made It the yees day
OF lie The arrivals nulnerous' anu
every hote and resort If Of animation, bright LIE
ami enjoyment
MS Marion Foster, the invalid artist. OF New-1orK
city resident Of The Heaey Cottage who Al early
hour yesterday morning hred bullet INTO burglar Is
looked upon quite heroine she exhibited rare pres
euce mind for In feeble health and almost help
condition. large BumDer OF ladies and gentlemen
have called upon her since she painted the burglars blood
on the window s with revolver. The police are max
ing effort TO fsrret eui the wounded burglar and his
confederate both OF whom escaped. Mas Foster Is ma
tive o. Oniu where her parents reside Her Dohci
taught her how to handle a revolver. -
The Everett House Anp next saturday evening VIII
have IT, leIiiEg attractions spanish and tuoAh
dances. There Il quite colony of spanish speaking
guests nc this hotel 80.
The Saratoga Lincoln Club will Saturday night
next suspend Baino-LOgan banner across BroadVAy'
IN front ~ the Arcade.
The venerable Rev. Or. Angler. Of Bostoa Mas, Goa
Quoted the union devotional sxercsea at the hew-Eh..
land Katenal Church this morning. Ne mas Dvcn
q regular Saratoga guest for abous Aaf century
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Total July "a, 1ss4.....
THE STRIKE FoR NINE HOURS.

Two more of the boss builders have put Their men
bacb to work under the nine hours rule They are r.
5 Connolly & Son and r. Chapter. The number oil
brickyers now less than 300 according 10 'ohn
ponneIv. the walking delegate. There Is constant
demand for bricklayers from bosses who are allowing
nine hours and tins gives employment To NUMBER oil
the strikers meeting Of brcklayers was held al No
20. Fghth ave Yesterday, and reports were received
from The various Jobs where there are strikes II was
renortpd that all the foremen employed on the jobs
have struck though under the rules OF the union they
arc not required 10 do The report that the Italian
Iahoror- who are employed by John Fsh had struck
with the briekayers though they were union men
va received enthusiastically Walking delegate Don
nelly says that number Of the other bosses with whom
he spoke yesterday the fence, and he expects
that several will give In either to-day or tomorrow
The boss builders seem determined a. ever To Keep
up the fight and chow signs of weakening.
The Macon Builders Association had ful meeting AZ
the Hotel Brunsvick last evening. Joseph schemer
Son Joined the association and announced that they ha
stopped work They employed 80 brieklayers anu ov
Iah,rers viz son announced that they had stopped
work They employed 30 briekiaJers and - iaporefs
william J. Gssnef, employing - brekayeS aaa -
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~ oR.hErER ON EaYprMN IfF4IEs.

Ex-Judge G.. $. Batchellcr, who returned
BON. .orl I-yit where lOc long WIN, be GIs So l
tie international T. hlua. ednesday at
,Ae B-eyoor House yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter la
.he eOur,. OF a snort conversation JUou Egyptian
Affairs Doe ,ait: The fn-a-d nav, Lade great
ms, she in their Treatment OF Egyptian an!if5 Iney
have r,a,ed Egypt as II it we're India. Now this Is very
far trom being toe co-e; Es- Uans are a very
different race from the Hr4oos II il wer, rot FOR the
lingo parry ia England, believe Gladstone would do
what believes the best tnnG-ne would restore
Che International proJrctoratc lie isrgAt lhaYc been
IN Egypt now for E.ne years anc c1c-p f)- tnc Arabia
affair." / have never witnessed any 'ro1Dt" under TIT
Iurur. r4Ic. t. English are too iOL0 OF acting -H
though jAey owned tho country soon a. they SCI
foot H.
what Go sou tLmk of II Ma1dls movement"
We'll there is very Eta. rclnUuf fcr'b> afDu~c ne
whole rebellion. called, s inspired 10y the rulR Wrough
Ia e .oul-n by tle ,iOpp.g- ,. tlr slave trAir. iht
The merchants came from The iaror ol Africa Dungns
with them caTaNd OF slaves lddru WIN IVORY.
gems and other products AZ hhJrtOum tney mo
| the Egyptian merchants who bought the mer-
/ cnanuIse ard tGen the SLAVES. Nhel
Gordon was appointed Governor the hrsJ thing he IA
WIS % stop liz traffic. Tho rceased, the
merchandise coniiscted. The male slaves forced
mo the army. fate bad slavery, II not wor--,
resulted n bankruptcy FOR the merchants and feeling OF
general eXls efaiOu arose through the
Arab stirred this INTO flame; ii Mandi famed II.
When Gordon arrived after his two year5 absence he
wa. too Late. His 10 legaze tae ave-
trade. Bu he dy after the lair, the natives had
already restored Themselves and the thanked
him nothing Al aiest accOun sGOrdOn was M hhar-
tOun with garrison Of few thousand men, and an
and around kbarouin aud there was 40 longer any Jan
ger IA his immediate neie lDOrLOOd
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NtsyrttlNInts' tNfFtfiuFNCF.

rHtAnttrtuA, tait "a 4 tisl ai,h Ifon Aofristifh,
Penn, 1iYs iAlt the STONY ie,A ifon ,uU any 10 N1
borough have nrou completed D su-poud operations t
the present ou account oi toe delay ia oltniHs hin
,uiuuus cu. I, delay thr Dispatch sy r. tue 90 tn'
TACT t1li ,ht Philadelphia and Heading Railroad Com
pIul a ,uu-uIa0,Auu. The terrNluE point formerly
WIS HtIsbur-. but ,ace Ino opening ot tHe rchuytNu
Valley lime th. peunsy vault Company ultc cen en-
au'sG tO bring ln0 ,oal go tar a. t"usAOA1c@rn.
RJrIANu w., July 24.-rhc annual report of tAe But
land Railroad Company shows the me- income for the
year ending July f. ISs4 to bc S65.@li, whio the def
cheney growing oi the acts Of the ale treasurer
umout, 90 Bljof5 The Go8lae debt ot fd72ls exist
ing when tc present board took road, bag bern pad
a,t thc dividend declared Jus g. ryahe JAW = VII,
paid who'll out of ihr earnings az the company anu
mo- deJ. created therefor.
Co,HocToN. Ohio, July 24.-The Mount Yer
non Co-hocton and Wheeling Railroad surveying corps
re-ucd operations today starting cas- from this city
along the Bernie D4nk OF thc onto Canal To- New 'om'
town whence obey tO Vince ms. ilt r"a. "heu com
pettd, will oe tAe shortest route between NAecn, ~
-iai.lu.
-ea.srcr,DY. July 2L-A nc,ce Of peadeaey 10 action
Ply Robert A. Mo ana others against tue Nor'n 10 ~
Construction Company. tHe NeN-Yorl W.-t shore and
Buffalo Railroad Company and others. ua, been nri in
Jae County ERIK Office. The action is To nave ne
mort GH"1 certain real estate dec alrd sd'"l I'M
70 the Interests OF the plaintiffs ana 10 recover 9c-oio4
with interest.
ST. PAUL. july 2l.-Judre snoEs has granted TEN
poraIy injunction against tn Ciesr Rapids Iowa Tails
and Northern. the Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Pant ali
the Burlington. CEDAR Rapids aud Northern kailroaI
tumUdnit prevent then CROSSING tI right al way q"
the onl.lfa Railroad at Plpes,ont MINI
CHATTANOOGA July 24-Col0neI T.. ". Cole, Of Nash
VILE has bought all the Whtesle interests on Lookout
Mountain. including the Point. for sl2j,ooO railroad
bee buut from the city 70 the TOP. IL VII be bull
after the manner " the road up H'lit "sn'i-.oA'
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E-ifLS ST NLHIDET.
ror vrAmre Avp MANY GUESTS ARRIVE.


Nswr5rr July 4i.-H,t weather arrived ln
.l-r-t ,i.s r.c tl..a. dance sud tine BAL .or tLr
I.,..g ~ OH. Tr..cl orphans uospts. Do "r- 1'1'
t.r. ee,i.e.a.H. owing 70 ihe beat there were "'i
f..- ,.,..--. O.. o.. Casino. Non -ur H'u'''H '''
..I t--. -.. ATTENDED, tuo u5- si' benefit entertain
u..a-. Tleh 80 ~a. beautifully decorated WIN Ia-' ID.
cd nations. French e,ub .eu, hrio2 prominent
MIS- V...a tor is expected IT her villa tomorrow
t.ls ) 4, Parrish. o. SrT-l.n ua- closed h't ''' '-'
fora week. snile size aud A-f families Th VISIT '1'rf
WATERING. places Henry 81. C3rz' jr.. o. Boston mas
arrives. %. On. Hazard cottage.
Dinner parties we've given tonight by Is-ac Bell r.
vii.an, Post Mrs.. Lansing Henry e. Muqusnd th'rir-
f. Dp.e.Es a.I Et.IU.a-r 8. Clarke. "r'. "''''h
Clo geaor oi Providence, gave luncheon al the Ffrn
Gotta. today. H-r.ep.Ht Morgan, - Ncw-forE. mas
tak.a o. cottage here. Leroy Witt. ot Maryland mas
.rrv.. . tl, Gray C0tit-e. Edwin y. Morgan OF New"
Yort WHO b. spending tac summer here DaS o"AI'''"
tr sca1o1er-yah t Ai5ltro,- large excursion parry
l,u M PARTS OF the country arrived ais morning AZ mo
A4u1a.c. TH.y were "a charge OF an agent WHO u
taking tlCn al extended trip
f. b. sutton. VI Rome TIA, H. Bradford, Paris; Il. ID
wilson Camden; G. a. Gibson. Washington; H. I fHi-
child. 4 g. Libby H. r. Anlrews, =. Knapp, " K BEL
cau f.. r. Hubbard and Mrs.. N. A. Gill. Of Nev-fcrz'
arrived az th. Perry House to-day Tho arrivals 1T the
tquGueci, to,.l, included the following +. J Hooper
/ C. g. F.lredse, -. \. rlroe. ". l. lockwood o.. W
Robinson Boston: g. g. RGrdick, +. =. Tracy aud VIE
! w. N,r,1ck. N'~s T.. EOthwel, NeN-N .rst J. \. oH
+
/ 81 rs .i- ,ltu oi J3t,st5Nu y. y; Il. l. A'rFii +l'
family Toledo: Airs james X -prague and Mr. Nr'chrI'
/ of Providence. ard Mr.. H. T. CLARK, Mrs g. Dai-'h'
Brooklyn. Among the guests WHO arrived nc tue lcr""
/ House were. Co. = Barton aud family, r 4. ere
Edgar Pierce j. ". stevens, ". l.. cox, W y. B]Aci'
Harrison D. Brtg-. Boston; v. h. " kec, !. t. Qn'f
''~-. M--rl1l. john ~. Young Now YORK; George l..
" li. g.. Louis; =. Jackson. Manchester; seymour
( sior!s chicago. john T. Batter and family, j. IAN
/ apo-. H. NJ. North ana wife. Columbia, Penn; ., :,
Mifr tin. Peoria; -. Il. trag ford. Baltimore; JONI
Norwood and ~ ie Patterson. s. j. v l. Ellis and VIE
BrOoslvl ant b. r. Wcies clyde % OHIO VI. C0ett ana
A Peptdn NJ PaHama. aud z. A. MARTY OF Aspnvll; '"
/ : Rogers 81 Troy. and Thomas TAYLOR. r. u. H0Wari'
/ Jamrs Wii- G.. y. Hines and William smith, Ot Ne"-
/ York. lrrlY 81 al the United STAGES Hotel.
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ABILL Ir L0Yc BRANCH
a nRrtrrAvr acyyr-~oWr on TIE GUESTS WHO
WrRr TUt sFNr.

4 bRiiiIANT aCFNt-~uNr or THE GUESTS WHO
vrRr pm, srSr
Love BB,NcU. July 2f-Tho bail rendered to
tho snr'ts of M" Welf End rt"' Long Branch hy p1'd
NJ Hi-rr'l. the ltruret,r wr4 hl'd tlia evening IN
t" Now imk Tho sparinus structure WA eiauoratcly
decorated with rIpr.tl ottol rants and emf Mowers
tI" guest h snn nfrNtG at = O'Clock over l+-" p.l
-on. Wv rfrs'nt Including aI ,W Wv"
known '"tt.ri7 rnafa were Wv raud7 ~ nlu'". one
81" ''u'1f Hnd uuo inr utuut"uadinH lh" io"ta
N'lrr. it- lhl tHa If. The WHaiaWmr "'hsia''' OF
inlli''n noes nHr collation. vpa sr'r"N et mo
NIGHT
Awout to tefssn7 prreeHt vrta rurl 7'Nira a
Wn't siofa' lhaNstft nud family Attorney Nrrofil
I"hn D. t" h.ob. nf Noe ittru, SO tntt r7Hnan Atn"
g. My,oli. trurru and Mrs. tuihen b I"i
irt Ma tni Mrt Murt iialetrtd. ihiHr Ahu
us Each r. oi 7arAu4ti ht and MIS- frltu''
''" ID. j. ~rilEu.tu and iA'utIt d0Har -rll-h-h tl
Hhl d. Ni. aHu 'I.. 5uhn ttuty, Nj ANT Mrs tharea
80. Mv"ir Nh and Mrs. Nam MrAiisisT fcdfm-
Gl. j'nh a. I'rlmuts NJ uh NJ J. ,"hquol'
Dr and Mas. Inis, Nh aad Mr. G. &C. harerf " h4
W &. Na.-lu, 5. and Mis- Clayton NchitnaaL Nir "-1
ME- William w. -ugrriv, o. ula trpuLhr or
sails lI Consul General Jacob o., Baf, or enc EepuhHc
OK -tthi1f Nr rut ur, Jo.u @olu Nrahd Nr7 h"u'f'
L,hcIt Nr aud Mrs. George ". Chids. tine Niscouu'
lud NsccuItrs. IXuoath, General AMI MIS- Jdlt7
6liard, Mr. and Mrs. g. T.. Vail, Nr. ana Mr+.
t"frfF Ia zliah, Mrs. r. = Moon, Mis- an lt--,--'
Nr. and MIS- Wlpis tauaB, Nl5 Aft Conan "
Mccall, Fr. and M Moses FrasY Mt and Mr'. VIII
Mr. and M. George " Pullman. W. >. Oliver, Ji.. 1lt
and Mrs. j. L. Moor. Mr. aud MIS- Harry
- Prnaertou. Mr. aat Mrs.. Robert J. Porter pr. "ht
Nrs. iig1r g. johnson, M'rti1 Van Bur H. tt"H'ft
teiN ANGUS fr1 daughters, Mr.. aud Mf- J. hc i-'u',
- and Ms Walter a.. Murphy, NJ ana MR. L1s'f g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
EX-COyGREssMAN JOHN hill.

John Hill, one OF the most successful leaders
Of NewJersey Republicans popularity kBOEn rs Il Jnest
John Hli." and the "llther 81 cBeap portage" IA
America - his Dame IKE Rowland Hl wt. ~ Enaali,
oiei yesterday -Hs u ~ home 81 BO01t9a, A)1iJ
c0uttj. Y. rn Erslt's dsoI.a lie bad been falling
i'r some veess. % was bora o. Cl4ull. r. BE-. ga Jaas
i' ISL in 1871 he rrn1.et 70 soostJ1. or s-tip-
h'"'d country stor HC bt.a aoscrli ct Office al
n 1860 va5 elected % tho tsseuoiv bong elasf-i
year later A. ne close of hs ,,.,Il term De- l-,tsl
his cnerges wernlT - r sing va,rut,ars ipr o., Unsn
service In -6r h' was again m t1 l5atc of Asssail,y
ami 'as chosen -pc lcr The ae YEN WIS uofi-
uaifh Tor 'on-r-st 80 ue Oil fYU I e %, -'-7 JPr-
sei, then posed % ~rs.ex. Morris P1lf ana b. q
'h.hI''s ana lhc tUHusiiptp f LaV tlgnft fa .r 10
wa" herorf1r et3 altar. . aDiui isnirsrific Isf-
J1rJ being !.-No bIt hr chosen le tit AIFa Cf-
E-- f 200 MAJ gritty. h l-i- hr rn In,tsf .f -
mliorY ih 1870 Do lpsau htrr ' frtn. h'.ug efr-ni
hy majority or 2,5-L u i-fi wln fle Deirest ,fie
ftui wave swept fI" fi. ilil nhn.i.i
@'F8tr fr'pl M fJilfr hF NlhH % 400 ms
H"nuci .tIr ruu 31fnr in l-.U tir ffl trIEsrs fl
District .Iptn Nr iliN NY over J n3 rrf'r 10 iH frf
state tnuvtu o1 0f 1.t Wr HiIs nare wa p-t t.f-
ward tof tie nouinaea ot Governor " il Jufl' jon
tlaH Dir 'n ft,. ttHt.
Tue funeral vii .at- place or Monday or . 9. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
SETTING Up TIE DEPENDEST MACHINE

The Independent Republican Executive Com
mittee held q meeting at No 50 Sassau-st yesterday
afternoon II called for 80 o'clock The session
OF the committee held with closed doors and lasted
until after o'clock Then secretary George Walton
Green prompted by Charles p Miller. carefully selected
from the minutes such portions the committee desired
70 have made public There some detail work with
referenceo getting the headquarters IN running order
the preparation Of blanks De distributed throughout
the country and the preparation OF system Of caalogu-
ing and enrolment Mr. schurz was selected 10 trans
late into German the address Of Mr. Curtis and the speech
OF Dir Goldman delivered before the conference on Tues
day. $3.50
There seemed TO be doubt IA the minds OF hesrs
Green and Miller 20 how they should SPEAK 81 the com
mittees action the delicate subject OF finance Out MI
Green finally said that the subject Lad been carefully