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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK.
LIN Oct IL -Wilhelm Duke of Rrll

wick. died this morning The Council OF Regency az
Brunswick has decided ~ carry the Government pro-
vsOnay for the present The Diet will assemble WITHIN
a short time. ,
SLoSDoy, oct. ls-The direct heir Of the Duke o,
brunswick T. Earnest Augusta Duke % Cumberland ana
by King OF Hanover. The Duke however ha-
inherited lbs fathers hatred for the King ~ Prussia who
annexed Hanover IN punishment for siding with Austria
fl the Austr Prssiau OF $50 The King of Prussia
l. Emperor of Germany and the arbter OF the
Brunswick succession II l. stated that he Will never
consent to the Duke OF Cumberands accession TO the
throne unless the latter formally recan his anti Prus,lh
sentiments The nearest ngnate to the dead Prince upon
whom by Brunswick law the regency devOlye IL Tue
Duke Of Cambridge. II l. serious question whether
English law would permit the Duke Of Cambridge 70
reign IN German Duchy, and the fact that lac Il the
Commander inChef " the British forces tends still fur-
Their to cOHp,icate afaiTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
BURNING 4 HORSE SATURATED NTH OIL.

Al Goldensbrdge, Westminster County yes
terdsy James Gilmore was before Justice W IL. Baxter,
charged with malicious and wicked cruelty. III burning
horse death Officer Lambert OF the Society FOR the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, appeared as the
Prosecuting witness against him. and also swore out
warrant for arrest OF Nat Jacobs as an accessory
10 the same crime The men aborers Oh rodds farm
Near Lewisburg About three weeks ago MT Bergh
vs informed Of the cruel death OF horse IN that
Vicinity Elmore confessed that he held the horse
while Jacobs tied bundle OF fodder to its tall ana set
the fodder fire The frightened horse ran away
AID the next day found dead In q swamp several
miles distant The horse buried, but the officers
hAd exhumed and from the extent OF the burns con
.s that Kerosene oil had been poured over the animal
M That the straw had also been saturated with II before
we torch al piled. ElmOre says the horse tres
passed upon his employers PREMISES.
afs ONell testified III 81 Gilmore admitted that lac hed
zoe horse and that Jacobs said that lac would III the
and poured oil ~ and that she asked Elniore
ne thought the time such treatment would Kill the
Iofse aud replied he didn't know and did not care
ne wanted 10 keep the animal away. Gilmore is
a 81 fifteen years and In consideration OF his youth.
nu That he pleaded guilty, ne was dismissed with
nhs o. $50 jacobs has not found Superintendent
ainson said yesterday that warrants had been Issued
-" o'hers supposed 10 be implicated Ia the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
TIE PARTY or OPPOSITION.
WILLIAM r. GRACE FOR MAYOR.

The County Democracy, UBrien Democracy,
Irving Hall German Democrats. aud Citizens Commit
tee held yesterday with reference To the
formation OF county ticket At midnight the County
Democracy conference committee st debating the
mnyoralty candidate. The majority, however favored
william II Grace n was deemed probable. also that
Hermann Oerllch would he agreed on for Controller
The citizens committee held cOnsulta-
ton In the evening at the ~ james
Hotel and after debate, adopted resolutions
fayOrng Mr. Grace for Mayor and stating that call
should be is-ued for meeting OF citizens In the Acaemy
OF Music tomorrow evening 10 indorso" the hohih"
ton. ,....
In the afternoon representatives Of the County Denoi
rncy, Irving Hail. the German OrganiIations ana Cl
Ycns Committee met delegation ~ the OBri.h Deuyo
racy and discussed the composiuon ~ th. Ticket N",l
lng definite agreed on The O'liren DEMOCRACY az,
mandcd place the ticket and n the SENTIMENT OF
the majority that ths demand should be- complied Wild
Irving Hal Also demands place ON tbo tckct Hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
THE OUTLOOK IN THE LOCAL CONTEST
The adjournment of the Republican county


convention Oh Frday evening was due to two causes O
was that there are contests in the IId ANth anu -"
Districts. and It l. necessary that these shah oe'
fore a permanent organization can be had the o'n'i
that the leaders wish what the composition VI nv
County Democracy Irving Hall-OBrien Democracy w.
mani ticket is to he with three tickets III inc
field the Republicans feel that they stand rea7oh'o'
good chance of winning and they will nominate To"S
ticket when the Democracy were united on 'V'
ticket there little chance OF the Republicans "'u
and II was difficult 10 induce good men to allow Ihs
names 70 the ticket. II meant one or TWO Sre
hard work and annoyance, with some expense anu ~ L.
turn only the barren honor .of II nomination WIN wv.
Democratic tickets in the field, there will be lar
for the Republicans win. and there will be no scS %
candidates for the various nominations from "hyn W
make selections. In fact. for or two or the iao-'
espec iay FOR that OF Di-trct-AtOrney there Will pru
baby be n brisk contest in the convention. 60,
II the County Democracy and its allies place IN the
reasonably fair ticket there will he highly lnere,T
triangular contest. There plenty OF Tammany mn
men however who are ready To that the hyOrlu
ticket will be the third in the and that ths col
test will really be between the EepuDucaH'
and Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19

s "a everv one in Ireland knows. simply, pe
boies H. Coercion Act was about to expire anu ho
esorS ~ bave been detained many day, longer.
W. Al Sweeney il clever ana anie i''; .;,,,a
Il have made the biggest mistake vi Ms ia. and
VI IL ,os on the stump for Democratic pay, anu
.sh L,s in, pri sonnent Land League SuSP ~.
I.oIond as political capital. lie mas op'S 49, -
/rrned 10 this country. and he cahuo' "o Ir,sb-
- tacf that at least fifty per cent OF tne - ~
tne I 20 citizens who have always voteu nIo
nIcrratic ticket will this time vote WIN ~" ,ssnc
.nnhlicsn party partly because the suPlei' ,eri-
~ he strngele-English Free Trade versus iii, o.
" ", protectiou-has been brought nome 70 D,,ao
c',i eer been brought before andpartlF because
L. manhood and intelligence revolt asau>. w
sn,rarthy candidates whom the great pclio'i NJ
r.v has had the insanity 70 put forward. vi
Esveeuey is said to be ambitious TO oeGoiuo uieI
e, of the irish Parliamentary party. II ne lollo"s
De- % no,,ye predicted for him, does he suppose
~. on his return to Ireland an astute leaueI IHo
AZ Parnel can afford to offend thousands OF lrI>h
sx,.-,con citizens in this country by alproH luk ~
. ,sn who will have left burning memories n,h'nu
he,e and set Irish citizens galnst lTlsh cllllehs
~ the introduction of topics having no conn"c'lou
u3;tb The issues of the Presidential contest w
"Ism sincere friend OF Mr.. McSweeneN = we
Tho have been imprisoned by the British OoveI1-
,rsn, for our struggle against feonious landlord
an are hound in bonds of no ordinary friendship;
n "a therefore as friend assure him that ne VIII
tnd silence on this occasion golden. MOI lha'
think his elcduence for the muse or elOquehce lds
not touched Mr.. McSweeneys lips would nav
more effect IN the present contest thhh " oolo
dropped IN the Atlantic Ocean; but 1t might leine
behind memories which would confront MN " iie"
he would least desire TO he confronted Dy 'noin'
am sir your obedlent servant Ham.
49, o-u onu pJ;J,JoJoIt1 Oct 1b 1851.
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GENERAL ROOME'S POSITION.

A dispatch from this city appeared In Inc
Cincinnati Enquirer Of October L. telling OF consterha
which spread through the Republican National Oo
mtee receiving reply from General Charles koohe
the president OF the Manhattan Gas Company declining
to preside az a Blaine and Logan meetngon the
ground that he l. going to vote for Cleveland The dis
patch also stated that both Of General Roome- sons
would vote for Cleveland one of General Roome- sons
said Yesterday that his father had never been asked 10
preside at Blaine and LOGAN meeting and so could hO
refuse furthermore That Be j. stanch kepnbrhh anu
under circumstances will ne vote for Cleveland. a
was true that one OF would vote for Cleveland
buf The n,lnr wa. an ardent .nnpOrer VI Nh Bllle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19


had been III for time. and yesterday al peiatlOh
was performed, after which he sank rapidly.
Mr.. wOrmley proprietor Of the widely known
hotel which bears his In Washington. and he was
also one - the best known residents Of that city He
was one OF the successful and popular keepers
Ia the country Among his guests IN the last twenty
years have been Of the most distinguished public
men, including Charles Sumner and Reyerdy Johnson
both OF whom were among his warm personal friends
Mr. Wormley wa-.born IN Washington -iXty-four years
ago HI parents to that city from Virginia IN J.
and If. father kept livery stable near Whrds Hotel
The mother OF James Wormley could scarcely be toI
from "A white person His father wHs dark. but htd
straight hair the children for many years looked upon
Themselves ~ possessing Indian not negro Dln"i
BEFORE going Washington the elder MI. and Sir-
Worrnley lived with wealthy Virginia family but were
never slaves James WOrmley'- first occupation was
driving carriage for his father In that capacity ne
made the acquaintance Of many public men. ailt
thus became selected 10 take charge OF
"A pOpular club house which was then
opened In G-st the War Department He De
came famous q steward. hfterward steward Oh
Nj .si-sppi steamboat and finally opened what II no"
WOrnlcy's Hotel. When Reyerty Johnson went % Eng
land "a special mission he took Mr.. "orulry
with him his steward, but the latter
returned and resumed personal charge or Ms hot
business which he conducted with much success down I"
date when he went to Boston and submitted ~
surgical operation. from the effects Of which he dcd
Mr. Wormey had amAssed handsome fortune, which Is
estimated 1T quarter OF a million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
TIE BUSINESS MEMS DEMONSTRATION

AupANCTMTNTs TOR 1HF NIU MELIING IN Wall
STREET coMPLETED-THE SPEAKERS
The Executive Committee of the Republican
Merchants q, New-York composed OF one representa-
tive OF each of the mercantile organizations and eI-
changes. met at No Broadway ~ p M yesterday
to make arrangements for participating In the great
parade OF Monday. The committee was "a follows h.
A. Drake OF the stock Exchange, - w Fay OF the ury
goods trade j. NJ Hasetne, OF tie Produce hion""eo
= Rn.ssL al the Cotton Exchange ~ D, Strong. tof
the Petroleum and stockfBesrdI Do Forrest oi tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
YOUNG LAwYEKs FoR BLAINE.

Among the many campaign clubs which have
recently been orgauLcd II consisting OF young mem
ber the bar In this city The present roll Of the ciuo
contains about 80 names and the committee having the
matter charge expect to increase this number before
the night OF the Republican parade meeting OF the
club will be held at Republican Hall. No 80 West Thirty
third--t tomorrow evening at $50. and all members o
the bar DESTROYS OF Joining the organization are invited
To- be present at that time when definite arrangements
Will be made Tor particlpating IN The parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19

probable that Of the Common Pleas judgeships viii
be given To IT, The candidate Will then probably be
Elliott Sandford
Mayor Edison was urged for denomination by several
OF the members Of the different delegs
lions. but cNNayor Grace deemed tho
NOR available caniHate. The Conference Committee
OF the va Oreaizn will meet to-day, and prODa-
bly, agree the entire ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
BOSTON BUSINESS MEMS MEETING.

BOsToN. Oct 1S.-A large meeting Of busi-
ness men held this IN Fancul Hail. IN response
to the cal Of the Republican state Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge presided. and Governor Robinson
delivered address. which was frequently appaudei
After iud ing that the needs ~ the Government were
greater than before the he asked h- audience
whether 90 an financial and commercial questions me
udrnrnt of the Southern states 10 be- trusted Dy
business men "a. quickly that OF Maine. Vermont or
Ohio.
senator FRYE and George b. Lorins also made bTiei
and able speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
FALSELY CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBr-SFI

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 1S.-ProfessOr Cady
Staey acting ident of Union College. Giles 6. Bar
hydt and Charles L. storstmyre whose names were an
nounced among those Of the yiceyresidents at Ceve-
land meeting, which Carl Schurz addressed here last
night to-day declared that il done without their
authority Or sympathy. They are all for Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19

TRrprSl OFFICE oct. 10-i a. m.-The moVemen.
the barometer during the partly cloudy wea'ner
day upward. The temperature range" O,' -. ~.
80 1ao ,hs average aeAs being ~ lower than on the
corresponding day last year. and s lower than Oh IL
day, ,,.a ,oda, IN this city
aud vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
DARE NOT RUN AGAINST FRANK HIsCOCK.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

SYRACUSE, Oct. IL. - The Democratic
Congressional Convention for the XVIII District in this
city to-day nominated l. J. Fitzgerald Of Cortland.
Within half hour Mr.. Fitzgerald telegraphcd re-
u-a 10 accept The Democrats have endeavOrcd 10 in
duce Major Alexander ii. Davis to tor Congress
against Frank HiscOck but Major Davis declined the
empty honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
A BLAINE RALLY IN HAcKETTsTowN, NJ.

UACKETTsTOwN, y. j., Oct lS.-ouch crowd
has never been here before gathered yesterday
IN honor OF Blaine and Logan The to nwasfary crowded
last night and demonstration marked by Wild en-
thusi,sm over 1000 people came 10 hear william
Walter Phelps and General Hall. OF Maine. me k.v.
g. fl Whitney. president Of the Collegiate Institute.
presided specni from both and west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19

whether horse Is transported In palace com
mon express The precautions taken They
are put In padded stalls that Is almost In
possible for them To receive injury"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
,ftTD 4 All RIGHT

"All nonsense said Robert Bonner last even
ing referring to to the report That Maud n h'o "v'
badly shaken up" by her Journey 10 1eA" ', ,.a,
;, s,.. I,.,atch which I have just received from
palr ,,yins Maud g. arrived One. II does not ma''c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

sfvth Avenue Hotet-General n. j. Banks, Of
H.. ,ss1hnsets Judge " H. West, Of ohio. and Mrr
I've lockwood, VI Washington. .6urtsvos,i H0use-
liz. Bailey. B. Consul VI Hamburg. Csrsadsa
S"s-John Newell, VI Chicago.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDIC IIV'0'
WASHINGTON, Oct 1S.-tOr New-Engianu'
generally fair weather. fresh northery Win"'' i"cr
temperature. higher barometer
Fr the Middle Atlantic states generally fair weather
,r..h and bri.k porthwesterly winds diminishing III
f,r.r lower temperature higher barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
l44 Lexngtonave.. between > tn and goth SIS
Hours : tn l. TOT. Diseases Of the Nervous system
GenitO r!nary organs. Impotence and sterliiy.
Singing irritation. Inflammation. all kidney
and I rnarv Complaints cured by Buchu paiba' 81
Rough on Toothache" instant relief IJc.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCT 49, 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer italy Br Pearce London - days with mise AMI
steamer Egypt BIT sumner Lyerp%9 9ft Queenstown
steamer Lepanto (Br, Rogers Hull 20 days with mdse 10
steamer Nederari Belg Griffin Antwerp IA days. with
mse and passengers to Peter Trgh An, cave. "a
Port au Prince 30 Colon oct 3 Tort LmOn 10 days Win
steamer Pomoda (Br. Cook Port Maria days WIN 'iu'
sesmer casmette Quick New.orleans days with md'e
steamer Chaftahoochee Dagget savannah days. with
steamer John Gibson Young. Georgetown DC. with mdse
to Ihos W Wghtman.
suYsEr-wlna AZ ssndy Hook fresh. NV clear AT City
Island. fresh y W: clear
CLEARED.
Steamer France tBrl Robinson. LOndon-F " Hnrs''
steamer city OF Chicago tBr). Watkins Liverpool Vim
steamer Arizona Br Brooks Liverpool via oueensto~n-
steamer Surrey BIT Driscou Mediterranean por'-seagsr
Steiner Bohemia CGe0 Kar.Owa Observation-Disclosures
steamer oder Ger, Sander. Bremen via southampton
Steamer Wae.and (Belg. Ueberwes Antwerp-Pe'er
steamer CIV Of Mexico oPr HalifT1-EoTd ID Ap sa
steamer Colorado, Risk. Key West and OaVe'lon-O II ~
steamer Hudson Freeman. New Orleans-s II seaman
steames Excelsior. Higgins, New-Orleans-John IAN
steamer City OF Augusta, NickcrsOn savannah-lenry
steamer CITY Of Atlanta Lockwood Charleston-J oun-
steamer Gulf stream Kemble, Wilmington VIM pclyde
600 -. -.
Old Dominion smith, NOrioK. CITY fOihV "A-
RichmOnd-Od Dominion "a Co IN.
GuyandOtte Kelley, Newport News anu "e''
Point Na-Old Dominion - Co NJ.
steamer Richmond Boaz. Newport news ana West r0'"
Va-Od Dominion - o,
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore-J krenis
Steamer Cle0p ttra HTagg. POrtand-HoratlO hali
Steamer Il DlmOck HaIett BOston-H DlnocA
JAILED.
Steamers Anstrnl and city o. chicago tor lpr
noDl. London Furne-aa Gi isgOW bonrmlA hah
burg oder bremen Waes and Antwerp ZSandan AuissSi
saratoga Havana colorado Galveston Ike
Hudson Orleans CITY OF Augusta -ayannih 'ltY u
Atlanta Gulf stream Wilmington Od DO unlon'
Norfolk Richmond. Newport News knight Heoi ge-
Also .a,e-Via Long Island sound Steamer City Of Mex
CO. for Halifax.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN oct s-Arrived steamer CITY OF aohtrea
fPr Reford from NegYork oct On her way to Liverpool
and proceeded - -,. ,,.. 1r,rb
HAVE oct s-Saied. steamer ST German Fr) TrauD'
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6pecial Notices.

8pecial Nonees.
Henry q. Merry Amctoneer.
GEORGE A. LEAvIrT AND COMPANY.
SUPERB WORKS OF ART
MODERN OII-PAINTINGS
BY GREAT FOREIGN ARTISTS
Belonging to the late
BENJAMIN FITCH Of this city
ARTISTS REPRE-ENTED;
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sONIER. ZAMACOIs DAVID COL JACQUEr. GERoMA
vERBOECKHOvES VOLTZ. TOULMOUCHE. BARON
MONICA, BRAIlH. GERARD LEC)MPTE, NEIssNER
PINCHART. GABE, COUTURGER. DELE-CHAUs PAY
DR. BUELL. GIRARDET BEysCHLAG RODRIGUEZ
RUBENs. BEICHARD. ALALAYA. LAPORTE GOUPfL.
DUPRAY, DAUBIGNY, LAUPHEIMER
And other equally fine works by the Masters o. tho
FRENCH AND GERMAN SCHOOLS
The whole exhibition at the LEAvITT ART GAL
LERIEs, si7 Broaiway DAY and evening
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On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
October Is an q.
Commencing AT O'clock
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MOORES ART GALLERY. 2Jn 5thave, near 2othst
On Wednesday, Tlur.day and Friday.
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Phebe r. Dnsenbury and son.-H ?. Tower has removed
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West PRESBYTERIAN Cnurch
i@fst. bet Seen u AMI ntl ~ q.
Rev Dr. JOHN r. PAXTON. Pastor
services will BE- Resumed sunday october - ~ II
Tn, church "a, been TcT2ee tas.oy n'r55'n no 12
The SEXTON Mr John Nam viii b. lr ~ ths chlr,l ~
the hours OF sS) m. to l. unu Sow l. TO whom
The new pcws Will be open 70 al until Nov l.
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/, 2o5 South 2OA-st., Philadelphia, Oct 10, los4.
Az ApppECI,TIyF TRIBUTE TO THE POST.
- IAro,p Ts. Ros.on Journal.

Tn, Ncr York EreniRg Post has earned the prouu u'
.inctiou of being the most unscrupuOus and medac
al the Cleveland organs II has diShonored itselt anu "
tuency by succession Of fasehoous anu rol
such ~ other of it, allies III the inllnenseis NV'
Independent campaign has penetrated
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Gueclal Notices.

Rest Dentistry o. every description az very moderate
pssr 70 Rev Dr. Crosby. Dr. H. + WIer. DR. j. W Howe
Church Temperance Society.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.
NETWORK
IL, sass,on Grace Hall ~ l4thst, October 90 OF m
~ ace Hall IS2 l4th.st october 20 at
s.ssion-race Hall 1872 lith At. October 81. Ito IL
o" 7 PUBLIC MEETING:
cl.kerng Hall cor 9Th and lsths, Thursday Octo
her IL att 2 N ., =, oo,-rro IN n ,..,.,,,, p,.ho,
Vi EoBEHT Ora HAM Secretary. ~ Lsfayette.Dlace.
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wrDNFsDAY THURSDAY. AND fhipniv
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n n-Thts IL unauesuOnsby the most s.u"uN" 0'Ho'
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M1RRTED.

ARprR-UARPFP-On saturday October II, 1885. Nv
the Rev william NJ Taylor William u. Harper to Tacie
Nod Harrer. both Or this city.
THOMPSON FEILOWFS- On Thursdav. October 10.
i.sl M - Paul's Church New Haven Conn. by the
Rev Edwin : Lines. assisted by the Rev: Charles -
Cnmp Arthur Grlhame Thompson and An gelica Nc oun
daughter OF Frank wayland FeAOwes Esi, all OF New
Haven Conn
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-n .,., ~. NJ, ,v.,ra VARIATIONS IN ths ci'' ~
II mrh tn, CIV, division, an,
Rite line rep
IN. eISsh
AZ, ,.rs,isa.in ,.mr.rsurs Indicated b. ths h""'
suisE els BrssawI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrfsea 6l2. srts5O9 Moon seta Sal Moon'sase d.
wArER TODAY.
<H-slndy Hook 40 Gov. Islsni, $40 Hell Gate. iOOS
PA.-Sandy Heck 7:j0 Gov. Island. 935 Hell Gate lO2%
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We orcr UPRIGHT am sqnas GRANT env al" csr
,atn Lao ,lrana 81 per monyh second hand fsnos shu
Drsaa ~ ali naho perfect od.r ~ great Anu ""
saay terms Pianos " rent tA hoisN~~ " ~"
l2l Flfth.aye, New. YORK.
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BosToN. Oct. 1s.-James WOrmley. the we'll
known hotel proprietor Of Washington died at the Mnss-
chu.etts General Hospital th afternoon OF calculus lie
had been III for some time and yesterday al peiauoh
wa. performed. after which be sank rapidly.
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Luudborg's Psr' ne. Alpine Vi)let.
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