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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

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DEGRAUW-At Jamaica J.. J.. september 9TH 1885, As-sr
A only aaron A ana II. +. 5 ncrruw. 10 tlc s;i
Reaiiyc. and tcnas Of The family invited ettni tho
1b H. Sa 41 pya IN g n,,,di cc, ' yca
Dil MAS-At Fahu'h l. J., on san l2y september IN,
Relatives and friend, invited To attend the funeral ron
| 10Th. az 3 o'clocA p.
! LrcHEY-suddeny sept ., at concy I-auiJ No'son
BcGyts and friends ar. respectfully mytci oanni DO,
! Interneut al Wappm-ei's ais y. Y.
LYNAN.-In Brooklyn on saturday. September en- plvr
Ellsworth ated rs .ar' son u Chester >. a' if i''
Funeral Irambullst, Nen Haven. on Monday ep'cn
/ Der s,h. at p. m.
MORSE AT Marlboro. J.. september 5m 1856. Jan IN
Boy widow Of the alc pey Buckle Mo.'c and daughter
Funeral on Mouiy. the Oh inst, at 2 O'Clock noon.
| RAYMOND-At Newcastle, y Y. Ictckiah Raymond. IN
Funeral services o MS late residence Tuesday afternoon
ON INST, at O'Clock
SP@e 3I'} %u 33 @oy s a 1Se' % 2 X aaS
FnnorSl services at Ch,ist c1.irc4, Ciiyton '''
Philadelphia AMI Baltimore papers please copy
6th. James f. oaiteruwae OF franklin y. j. n q 45,I
Funeral services VIII De held at Grace Church Frank IN On
m , HGseI Y % II p 4, If II m, , a 81 ,a
sYMNGToN.-At Port Jefferson, T.. l.. FRIDAY september
ah Mss Mary 7ymint,on aga q, d, 'e"rt , 7..
september ON. at 1870 p.
TAYLoR.-on sunday, IN INST. at Pa'sac NJ, captain
g. a.
RcatIgc- attend 10.
his late resii.noe Mlnaye. Pl.sic. j.. lay,
the luth inst, al o.cip, x %.
Tram leaves foot ~ thanbcrs-st. at Il D. ~.
Boston papers pea.coOpy
TAPPAN-At -clr0Ol Like Friday September 5th /, a
j. Nelson Iappau. iu the j-d year If hi. asc.
Relatives ends respectfully ted % attend I'D
funeral the Cuurth Of the Hoy Trinity Mad.
sonaye, conner AID ST, tuesday morning. Jtn mt. &C
10 O'Clock.
It's requested no flowers De sent
TAPPIN-At ~chroon Lake. FRIDAY sept s. 1884, j. Nelson
1appln The I'D year O h age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO aiteni iio
funeral services he Church o. the II ~ uHy Madison.
corner 42dt, on Tuesday morning. 9Th Iusf At Id
O'Clock.
II requested no flowers he sent
THOMSON-At her late residence. New-prunswick y T.
sept D. Anna NJ beloved wife Of captain James b. HON
Funeral NJ No 60 Downingst Brooklyn on Monday
the 9Th inst. al I J. m.
Friends are respectfully invite % attend
WATSON on saturday. sep 6. al The Hotel Drums.
nftera short Illness John McD Watson only II
Marx ". Watson, Of Pdtsbury.
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Sport TITH OR And SAIL.

There were more people at Oak Point yester-
day than there has been for long ime though mere arc
professional attractions at the place ~ present Inc
heat had deterrent effect the amateur oaIsme ana
Il late in the aft rnnon before the vaIie-ated UNI
forms Of the boat clubs began to appear m any consider
able numb r. Dorlau Of tre Exceslors VINO was ne
clcd week ago I'm his race with Bonouth was one 81
the first TO show himself lie says that he has not yet lo't
hops of beating that oismln before the season IA oFi
Layclo aud Gihgin. Of tho snno cuh' were
also out An unusual number " amateur oars
men ont I'm single shells Among t'm
wero Bodgcy. Schuyler Green iaeo, Gonid,
Coifat and Morse Of tho Nnsanus; carroll ana
sullivan OF the Wyauokcsi Gunn. sahuikn Delaney ana
yoss ~ he NonrnrIs. puiort, 0ocWfert Evans ana
Cogan ~ the Friendships Ilr an and Young "l h' N''
inutu'a schlho. Jack Magic. Lloyd in9hnm Murphy ma
Hates Of the Metropolitan tumtoho' hh''"'l'''
philips, Rotoh aud Diostr of the New YORK Alh'uo
Clubi Van Huudt eleyona, Hollf nnd Nogh' "l 'l'
tuiouai Eila,k, " the Dnuntlese ana utahh ot the
Nluuua MANY of the other mehb'i7 OF
the clubs were out IN the larger shlN
Konouth was the only protea ional onlshhh on W'
rter yesterday. lie il rowing iu the form aud "a CON
pmplatng chalenge to some ~ tho otfsmeh III MS
cns. + A. bingham, u he Friendship Boat tub' has
ip,de M hs mind Ia shake the dust Of NowNork from
hs feet and lelvos next week tor the West A. VosbrEh
aud tna two nf the detectives In the Thfiieh Pr-
cnel. and er-As emily man John Mohannns have taken
a good deal Of lntorrs IN bottnR matters during the
rnsi spaen aud wll uret gold medal 81 be- rowsd Tor
by pplieemen ~ The lhlreth ana lWoi!h Ile,luol
Among the hest known hOath Whuan WINE Ahla u"lipn
The aa liver aud the sound wrtr the laAuunii HnhiY
ward eochrf Fafah Mary Uibaoni jefAn DMA, loelleA
Ma{vtla' u, ia an n,sfs AZ ths f"ot Of iast
one. hundfr andt wrhtethaAip ahh Va h,hhula 'iah
GA tho nyof 1bey lntsnd ~ give house warming
Ahutsly,
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Instead ~ grou.e-bags being exceptionally large. It
seem, probable that they viii bo much below the aver
ace; aud the rosy reports which we're published Ia the
daily and weekly papers have again been altogether fa--
fed 20 far have heard, the largest bags have been
obtained in Yorkshire by Lord ocftou and i- friends on
Lord Dowue.s moor-. near WAi;by. They KILLED 5Gl
brace m two days. ON Ehiwlaf mooT,. near Bilh, Mr.
LLOYD Price aud sir ". Hart Dyke had 300 brace ln
three dav In scotland the Duke OF Portland has done
well IN (athue,-. ana good bags have been obtained IN
pcrthsire los Lord Brciddhaur's part! at Iaymouth.
ana hy Lord S0ruout ut Lpsicamond; and ia Aberdeen
shire los Mr. ackeuL ana h, friends Oh Glcumulck; Ol
ON nnors WHICH are Jet there very few blk bags On
Drumour Pcrth-hirc. rented at 1850 season. Mr..
Barcay Field Lord lery Thyme, ana four other guns,
have Killed 800 brace in SIX days. THIS party shot IN
t.airs. ON Loeb kcuuard mOOrs. Mr. Graham and a
party OF three gui, Lad 30 brace ia siN days
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THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
ASSURED AND STILL INCREASING SUCCESS
Jusr AID 1ipFnAL roiicY ArrRtciNIhp'

A It'sr AND Liberal roi1CY APPRECIATED
60 the razor Of The Trtb"he'
SIN, | write 30 congratulate YOU ON the MS
.,,,rd snccess achieved by TnE TRnuNp' ana ithe '
r,u,, pleasure in doing have alwaNsteu 'ha' we
,o, sdopted by YOU Of denup literally audius'y wp
,hc pewsdeniefs would rruyo the hes, IN the emil
ttnov Of NV own pefaonel knowledge and oh'c'Va
,nu that tho circulation ot r rninuNr has mciohsou
oyer 100 PCT cont during the rasi sin months nnu avn
leeps mcrcaaine aud IA connection with this VIII give
Won few facts winch mny prove interesting TO You
.Ihe XVIII Assembly District OF this oiy Ia w"'
Known ~ a slrong Democratic diHttioti 30 wuoh
20 that with few exceptions o'ory "lo'
lion district records Democratic mM"llN'
MY place of husinoss IN situaiodm the NNNlh Eoo
lion District which Ia The hanuer Republican dhllo' I"
the Assembly District aud Of tho few that always
seores a Republican victory Previous to tho Na'ioh"'
Repuhltcan convention delivered ON my route urnei
pay through this dlsrictl 40 Ngcsos ana lhih'N
and be des those 40 Tirnescs took 20 Others Woh
sold from, INV store and newsstand, mixing III all 'o'
OF co TiAieses taken BY me day since 'neh i' o'
,omer gradually but surely by one. have dropped
The Times and In every instance substituted ihh nm
rxr tin an Yesterday only TOOK 30 7fmeses instead OF
90 fou 4 en- Of which twenty deliver MY order ior
TRIprSfs in Branch No. of the American News 'oi-
,arv Is "A and my unsold copies average one day
As an officer Of the Newsteaers Association am oon-
si,ntly brought I'm contact with ncwsdeacrs from all
parts Of the city and suburbs and possibly have opp
,unities and means OF learning facts in connect on VII"
the circulation OF newspapers which escape ca>uhi ~
seryer- aud thhk feel justified In asserting 10 yo'
laton il exceeded 10y only The Sml and posi-
by not more than two oaiy paper re
President NewSdealefs Cen'r" No"h0''
Ke,r- yOrL 4,
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A GOOD REPORT FROM COLUMBIA COUNTY.

Deer Tribune: Allow me to give you a
glimpse Of ho political situation here We arr Village
of abou 500 inhabitants four railroads meeting 'ere
andth. Poop &C i've aud INTELLIGENT Before the nom
ipaton Of Blaine The Times OWN u red lct OF price
and OF her reis u.s. nad ths iarg circulation than any
New-Yorl pa per here md he entity since Bia ms
rom alton Tue TRIBUNE ms goue to the front ana Is now
largely tho Leading paper here. close calculation by
careful and intelligent observer is the tncra-e Of TIL
TEBUNDs circulation at - cent, while ne fl-
ing of OF The Times at least 30 cent Tk1g into
account those who's subs rpdou have not ont an
who are taay The Times o. necess IS, bIt VIII VIII cut
OF III pap-r when he lLle Is gu wJud reduce the estl
mate mu Ia lower. .
Iher- nas not been Times club started heard Of
he G. he Tribune clubs are Ocn- formed continually.
The Times can new r Re .ahn it, o d. Il fence here
A Bla ne ana Logan ole n seutng % club ~ lnde
penden Democrats has been cite her AnO her club
81 old Lur Republican, viii be form on Monday mex
"Od lumbIa Will rood account o. he self next
November IHE tribune has des ryed lis iicneasel
popularity and crcul ton Is ui-h toned and able
support of IN Republican can 4idttes nj Re uhIc IN
pr ciBes 1t i, stea ily ana sursly ING and hold
ilg the oil alec ion and re pec which II had rom
The people when 1t conducted by its ia trious
foCu- cr q. X. DALLY.
Chofhala, v. T., Sept A. 1854
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TIE "MrGWuMpSn TAKE oTHE TIMES,

To he EdtfOr OF THO IrlbWHc.
SIR: The circulation of The TRIBUNE has
mai. rally Increased Ia tins city during The past few
months 1t now leads all the NewYork papers except
The SuH IN number Of copies sold The number Of New
York paper, sold IN this Gty through newsdealers each
day rs near as be asccrtiued follows: san, rs
TRIBUNE. IL, Heraid, IS; Times; %; Worid, %. The
"a urd y order some larger The SIN, having 90
TIE TRBu -, he Herad 81, The World 81 and The
Time, 3G. THIS statement includes ony those papers
handled by newsdeaIer,. In number copies Of news
papers received through tbe pos Office THE TRIBUNE
leads all the rest having mail circulation nearly a.
largo as all the others comb ned The NetrYork Times
never had 4 very strong mold but its local crcua
tOn does 1 he affected by it. change IN poii
either re "a r uaS OBTAIN tup z tue
I'm gNyumns" about onsrttmg It's Re ,ublcan hsscs
TiL TRIBUNE is rapidly budinS up large circul iton
j. +. NJ.
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Worcester. Mass. pit 4. 1854
No INDEPENDENTS" THERE.

SIR: Being DESTROYS to know what was
the circulation Of The TRIBUNE compared
with that Of The Times in this place.
took the trouble TO inquire Of the Postmaster
and only ncwsdealer HE mail list OF TKlBCNLs
Las increased hif while that Of he Times has cor
respOndingy decreased Ahno T. II not all subscriptions
To me Times Ms they expire transferred at
to TIE TRIBUNE; and not one Times has been re-
newci. Tie only there any Times list at ali is
because there are few unexpired subscriptions
The newsman says be has only subscriber 20 The
Times left WI e hs TRIBUNE list has doubled One mail
su riber 10 me Times disguised that be sold out
several months subscription for ten cents to Demo
crst. Of course.
Tie publicans Of this place fully organized AID
enthusiastic NJ. Ba ne has been our choice for long
tim. ! know Of only two kickers
Beiridcyt, y. a., sept. 4, lssf. BELYIDLRE
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SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN NEWPORT.

y ~ EdttOF Of TIC IFt1HHc'
SIR: Within the last1cw days have learned
some facts ab IA tac crcuia On Of NeN-York p1p'rs IN
Newport from w. p Clarke, the veteran dealer here,
which take easure in sending to you Mr. Clarke Is
A. p ,sition to know, he Is the principal dealer
learn int Ia 1882 The TRIBUNE was away hcmrd In
Newport. OF the principal Ncw-Iork papers, The
TRIBu NJ was lowest in the sales In 1888 the dealers
here nearly doub ed cir "a es OF TUE TRIBUNE This year
The sales have again arg v increased al" most OF The
oner nap have made littl tdvance The Tunes,
World aud OSt are actually s. Hing le than they did at
th- ii &c a yaragO At Mr. Carkes sand the sales OF
TN TRBUN. ar about 225 y. and from 400 to 425
on sunday The Times sells about 40 copies day IA
loss from last ye ~, sunday; The wore" lVo
,ilv none on Suud " The SUI % daily. none on sun
dlv THE TRIBUNE l. Sccu ID ia actua sales onll 10 me
Jcyald ud IS "a ninc an ~ The dea"is here say
thy meyer sol SO ma v TRIBg thcydo rs year
ami the piosp CT at The TRIBUNE Will hou All us
gains. i is making n1cnds every day. -
Nc,rp0yF u. l., Sept ., 1854.
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I,naI Ofhce Nnncn


Letters for Europe nst NJ; J5 ally -ssal % lie
patch particular order speedy
livery destination a. az rtnsiauc mails are forwarded
the fastest vessels available
Foreign mails FOR the ening september 10 viii close
promptly In all cases AZ tIis uiiice a. follows;
TUESDAG.-At5 a. 10. iOr Europe. pcrs Wisconsin VIA
1880 NJ for jamaica ~avauit etc. pera AlveHa,
At 100 a. IA. for New i0undland per Miranda
WEDNE~D Ai.-At $3.50 A. on. fpr Europe por America
Queenstown letters for Geruany and France must bs
directed per Ameuta'I no $3.50 M. for Germany etc
pcrs Fnlda wa southampton and Bremen leftcr. flr
Great Brian and other European countries must b.,
Normaurie, VIA Hnyre at 10 n. central Au'tr.
and the South Psclnc Ports Crescent NIa
AspnWa letters tor Mexico must be- directed per Df,s
cent city %. A. m for Para and IcuambuCo Iragt
Verss Pouueuse, via Baltimore
TUUNSuA1.-At NiO o. 30. Tor Europe. Dor q. Republic.
queenstown Oettors i0 Germany and lfalro must 10
directed per Rrpublc' az 80 a. 'Df luf0po pee =
.. Wican. via plymouth, ,horbpuig and Hamburg a.
II 3pa m FOR Venezuela and curacao per So Naenc1t
Havana letters fuf Mexico nus Doe spe' taly addressed
BATUNuAN.At0a a. Tor Eufop, pc e. = 'iy o ,hi ago.
rcod" pet city OF 'aKoI al a ~ fOt Scotland Al.
root moi HnIisa glasgow ni y m iut tNr Meth
eflanis dluct PEI s. sohelam, Via Amslefiap ai .
y M fur Belgium direct prf s = WostcUuianl Aia AIT
Wefpl at n u m iuf luiulo prrs = oder va south.
onptDn and btrwon. nt 1877 m ipi Cuha and tho Wet
lnra per- Niagara VIA Havana ~ 100 D. m flr
" indw aid Islands pet HnitaVnltA
n wsid via Ntw. Utlrsus
Mails ipt thinA aul japan per Nan Pablo VIA SAN
ltanraOp, close hero sep emhct 'lsth ai 4 no. Muls
fnr Ansifas. NoNsfeRlind sandwich aui li isitnis,
prf lsaahdia, wa IAN itAurstpl clpn hrtn NHptm'
boi ,ioih ~ m lo ON arrival M NrNf oi Ger
manio with British mails tuf Australia
.e sohodne ~ closing Pacific mai' arf,ns
San irancl!co Mails fonths ls. STRIVING tlge san
lrtncson ha day Of sailing ~ steamer are dispatched
ueh'e'"' '""' u" HENRY a. rFARsON. Po,tn,.t,a
Post once New.hutk \. \. sept lHsA
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AWAY AHEAD IN HARTFORD.

SIR: | have visited the stands OF all the prlh-
c'pal newsdeales Of tits city and have learned that
there are now mo c copies o. TIE w-GORK IRIBt NJ
sold in Hartford every day of the week than there are OF
any q her Neg-York paper. The Times and Tie Her@d
have fallen of and HE TRIBUNE stands now at tIe mead
Pond Childs sell IRIBUNEs than any otheI New
YORK paper: =. ". BaUows & co. sell three times as
,n tn ,-xFs as they do Tincecs and d. p Cook sells
five times as many. J. r Barlow says as do al the
other dealers that he Times and The Herdtd have fallen
of. and The TRIBUNE is ahead Of all the New-Nork
1ap r. in ia, sales Al the depot THE IRBUNE1s again
ahead and on the trains leauog Hartford Their are
oh nj Nv ce as many rRBUNrs as ItWcsc mere Is
1o 0oub. ab lut IHE IR BUNE hayns IN de wonder VI
ard tern eut increase JOSEPH UuVbMA"
Ha,tford. conn, sept. 3, ISL a.,
p since writing The fore oing have notic a the
following nardgrauh IN this m RINGS ma JGrd GoHl'
:. one frt IN 4 goes 10 sn w how al tb' lndcp IL
dent boom T. IL yS that oft enty-t rec -uDscu
Crs of The York IuaCs ~ merry su phed by one or
our local dealers all but two have c1ahged ~ lhL
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GOSSIP From OYER TIE SEA.
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.
From The U1relcu Rr.oc London.


UENRY JAMES AND TIE ART OF FICTION'
Nh Henry james has plunged into print 10 explain 10
the ignorant ana erae authorship this side OF the
Atlantic what the Art OF Fiction really is study,
however O. Mr.. Jamcss essay do, not leave us much
wiser than we were before. exert a. o. the person d
opinions Of the author O The siege OF London on me
subject Of stories aud story clicI-. Roughly
speaking Mr. Henry James, idea, may ne reduced To-
these coucusiou~ There is great novelist indeed
whose would Dee perhaps uuheromlug Tor me 10
ncnion--whch his initials Is II. who II always IN
the ri-h the type model and example Tor all h0velI-t9
now and to come There f. another author across the
Channel Emile lola by uaue who makes The nearest al
proach though at au lucd,lra'o distance % "a. lits
atlantic intellect" one passage M Mt Henry James +
paper Will drive the admirers OF their beloved sensational
novelist Fortune du BoI7gOncN. To- the verge ot dsiIac
uon. Mr.. Henry jaime, declares himself 10 bee unac-
quauIcd with Mar.oi la Eldircc which, Il setu-'
was alluded 90 by some hostile crtir-and 10 nave no
idea who its author may Doe. Now really novelist, and
one who is fond o' france and things French aS MI
Henry James is might have heard of NJ DIN Boscobcy In
any case. lac wanted To lud 1ut VINO wroe Margot la
Bllafrtc' all hc would have to dp would be 10 ASK AT
Harhctcs Tor the matter oi That nj Nudes ana he
would have been al once enlightened.
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40 RELIEF FROM TIE OPPRESSIVE NEAT.

NO RELIEF FROM TIE OPPRESSIVE NEAT.
Anxious thousands who watched the sun set
Saturday and looked for sign Of relief from tho
"sept,mber hot wave mt g. bel disappointed. The
orb OF day had disappeared from brazen sky. II reap
pcarcd yesterday I'm y sIy coulcss and hrazen as
thai It had left the cay ref re- and he hot and tired city
p1tuluce had 70 endure another day ~ slae ing At
$3.50 p. M the mercury at Hudnurs indicated 0i7 This
was two degrees higher than Saturday aud The
that reached on Friday. The icecreum pavilion In
bat cry Park thr0nRcd with youths all day spending
their eutpus CR'h with their loved onos The tiamps
sought the refreshing shade " Rowling Green an1 mo
nopeod the benches much to The diigust Of r'srecta.
bic wofkngnen. who gtowed ont anathcmaa nj them
THIbrN. reporter counted twenty nine uhmp' ~ tho
lltilo raised incosure ~ f. M
"lrs tough work kotchin GELS and tom Gods In sich
weldcr ~ dis" remarked coallcas fisherman on lho
end ~ tho Veaoy A. pier. "soo how d. san has
skin my noae he nrnod up his isce II WA covered
with troh red cutcle, bat u looked II tha raya Of
the sin hat only assisted some more merry pOtaton la
painting the nshermnn's nose red.
The streoloar horses swelicrcd aud pprsprcd W they
had not done before this summer - have been driving
horses on this line Tor twelve yeafa" said Wesst cat
driver und have rten ult horses ld oil to-day than
ever before one team which had been diving, ana
which had noyo knocked under IN sA years Uf service
gave out anu had 10 be laid 40"
crowds left The 81 by nll the boats for Cunoy fsauh
Glen Island aud Rsrkaway, Whle the trRns for Long
Beach end Othel pleasure resorts veto wei hlrd IVey
one that could Leave the Guy vent Inuso Who I've Ia
Mot fabeth aud Mulberry sts. stayed at home and
HUnptcd
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PICKINGUPf WELL. RATHER.

To Inc LdIfO OF TN IrlbhHe
SIR Noticed Il statement recently in some
newspaper tnat THE tribune picking up In ctrcil-
laon." should think IT 1t Is also true that The
IimeSis losing have seen many evidences OF both
facts and yesterday asked two three uptown dealers
at their experience was. J. T. Ryan said number OF
his customers havc dropped The Times and ordered THE
tribune. G.. England took 200 copies day Of The Times
three months ago aud ,w only sky whereas he
~ J. CighV TRIBU NJ, dally OhVer Lynn saws hS sale
OF TRBUNEs has ncr ased from twentT-scy'n copies
day - Mt. have doub nearly ~ dealer IN the
bts parts OF the CITY could tel a similar II rs.
SIKH AVENUE.
Ne,-- IorE Souf = 1884
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APPROVED BY TRUE REPUBLICANS

TO the EdttOr OF The TrtbHne
SIR: The increase in the sale of The TRIBUNE
l. about foulfod the nominal on OF Mr. Blaine AT
Chcaeo and ths too al lime when people would most
lkey b. purchasers out o. town ON summer vaca-
tons etr look for still further in rcase in my sales
Immediately upon the active Inauguration OF the cam
paign in our city, which practically nothing has been
done as yet The orthodox Republicans here OF course
look TIE TRIBUNE for their political Information ana
elrlaucr ami ~ Rhode Island il sianch supporter Of
Republic N principle you can casll sc wherein IuE
TpIBuNE can justly lay claim TO precedence over the
other York dailies with this class Of people TIE
Reg ork Times has galued but slightly ond THIS more
on acc unit Of the reduction IN price than any particular
demand Tor the paper itself Many Republicans have
dropped aud their place. hai en- supple bN u"
Ocfais Who think n should o. supported ana cncoWag'i
on cunt of It's advocacy ~ the claims OF Nj ttNe
land.
.ek oftcn DAYS win mark the beginning ~ On
aclte political campaign here ~ both parties. but the
result u.uR u fufeEone conclusion The Ory inter
49, een the "a shou watcher the Republican
naiafy viii b. more or than that OF four years
tfo. NlihAM ~ .NhhAH
President hewtdeaets Union.
I,orifenee, n. l., Sept 4, 1854.
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From Mr. Ldbouchcrcs Truth tLond0H)'
p,,AT VISITS tn ILETA\D

During his recent visits 10 ireland the Duke OF Edin-
burgh has wisely heucycry opportunity oi going ashore
and OF showing himself everywhere, aud he has always
been received with he utmost corlaty by people OF
ali classics Io hope that next year We si" near OF
some her member, ~ the Royal family gong 70 Ire
land 1hc Prince and Princess OF Wales onght to mako
If tucir h. nr-, 10 20 over there for month It's no
wonder that TIC Irish dIoyai when they are so per
sist,nty cold shouidercd by our Royalties although
whenever the queen or any of her children have visited
Ireland they have always been greeted with the utmost
enthusiasm.
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BLAINE AND TIE TRIBUNE IN OHIO.

7 y n III IFOF OT 7 ne 7 - D an =.
SlRi THE TRIBUNE has grown into great
popularity mere and both your WrGKII and DAILY have
aa cd very large circulation IN this pat Of ONO.
Your faithful agent Mr. W. A. stevenson. has done good
We, for yun 1h,re are holcts from the Ecprh an
ticc bcrci anI good proof Of The popularity of Nr
ulnne II seen the largely Increased snes ~ TN
bAuY THintSr ~ compared with The UHcf I know ~
one ne wRh0I ulStllnf on the railway uhhA through
,ts at, "A hose unilt order uscd be nitrtn tWutNr
aud went, nv IiHes n % nov 100 IhiHi MS and
three Iincs All the dealers report incfcas'd snlee oi
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