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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

LAWN TENNIS GAMES IN THE PARK.

The interest in the lawn tennis tournament
IN Central Park waA principally directed to the ladirs
doubles. Nj. and Miss Allen defeated Mr. and Miss
Dinanore IN two straight Rcr, ~, 81 Mr. Ctanda aud
Miss Iicriick defeated Mr.. Nathan aud Mas Florence
90, 90 D. Tho winners then encountered Mt NyUrsun
and Miss Jones. nnd lively match followed. only ono
act was concluded which was won by Mr. iiyerron AID
his partner The hardest fought match was The gentle
mems double IN tho second round, between Dencla and
Iloy and llodekIaa and brob0Ie Ia which the ohancsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
vAp1o1-s COyNECTICUT TOWNS.

TRrMBuLI.-The Rev. Samuel Hall who, on ac.
count Of III health, resigned the rectorshlps OF
Grace Church, Long Hill, and Trinity Church,
Nichols Farms, to take effect at Advent has been
induced TO remain.
DARIEN.-Wells are everywhere low, and thir-
teen are reported completely dry.s
WEsgPOlT.-Ihe village band, of twenty pieces
under the leadership of J. 1Ialsey Kemper, ap-
peared for the first time IN their new uniforms last
eyeuup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

Runs earned New York. 3; Mctropiita 2 Base on
baIls-NewNoE. 3 Metropolitan, / Base srIors-Ncw.
York, - MeTol oitdn. / Struck out-Ncw.lIrk 2; Met.
iOpoitan, q. Lrt on blses-N-wYCTk . Metropolitan ..
Homo Mrkinnon. three base hts-Ro.emRn. l. Gil.
lespie ]. Twobas" tsferhoJk. %. Wild pitches Reg.
ley4 PASSED. bas-Itumphrles Murphy, g. Umpire Mr.
Connolly. Time OF esre-l boar and a. n,aucs.
unique game of baseball viii bc played nj the Man
haitian Athletic Club grounds to-day brtW the McC ook
Battery and the Jacobus Battery clubs The admission
Is 10 cents, and the game viii be called at $50 D. m
BOsTOS. Oct. 1.-THE Boston AMI Cincinnati clubs
played again to-day. The contest close aud eNcit
Ing up the eighth nuing when the home players made
several damaging fielding errors, and the Cincinnati men.
taking adVantag" of the lluudrrs got In the winnug
run. Deacon White pitched IN fine FORM The score
was;
Cincinnati. Observation-Disclosures. u q q q q o %
Boston. Observation-Disclosures. q q q q y y %
Base hits Cincinnati, Boston. Z Error--C incin.
natl Boston, 10. Pitchcrs-Whitc and COnnOr.
The Metropolitan aud New York mines Will play again
at The Polo Grounds to-day. WEIGH and kcefc viii
probably pitch Preparations being made for parade
In this city, Wednesday, Ia honor 81 the METROPOLITAN
Club winners Of the American Association champion.
ship. Several political clubs will turn ont and every
baseball nine. professional and amateur in This cty will
be III line 1hsi~ the first time that New York clnb ever
booker Cottage i'll sIIth-aye Monday night To- arrange
pTohmnalies.
The Metropolitan and Providence clubs VIII play the
first OF the series of for the championship OF the
| ountTy at the Polo Grounds, on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

Merchants Blaine and Logan Club bannerraising'
broadway and Worth-st., IL IN. ~ I,, ooms
Chess tournament at Manhattan Chess ''"o ioo'"''
Republican ratification meeting. Harlem Temple
& j. M ,,- ,...z..r,r,n, No co Second ave.
y. III. - <,...,.o.t..uou - n,
Republican mas meeting. Town Hall. Flushing III
MonteAore celebration Five Points House OF Industry
irish American Republican meeting, No 81 HUI
ST IL
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E0EELGN SrEAMERs nrE In ms PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYoRK. .........FRIDAY. OCT Il. 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer celtic (Br, Geadel Liverpool oct 7, Queenstown
steamer Weland ,GeTi iIebleh Hamburg oct1 Havre 7,
steamer VERA er Barre rencn ) southampton o.
w steamer sT v cs"Isn oDtch Bas4eT Rotterdam oct
with %'e ard 1snlH Eays TO- Dun
dee ~ days with mdsc to ORDER vessel to simpson Spence
steamer CITY o. Merico oRren. Halifax days with md'e
steamer eniync cIsr Dunn Laguayra g. Puerto ca
beo7 Curacao days with md'e and passengers to Bouton
steamer BaacOgts ar Evan. DsmaFsr and oct t Psr1
da Psn With Vi miss and to Leaycfat
5 ns% to sss mallory siS k0'
Steamer Cleopatra bragg Portland md,e and passen.
cIspo larry Ceeu May e. batavia IS days
BARK II sSI%ton H%esSafy Penang Ray singapore
LIN '%s sy 70 Of Ns sny
DAY., Gis, to Oyd %SSe9 Seville aay, with md,e
Bark BaissS Aust flamn Marseics Ga days with mdse
ssr 80 TSr. r . o
sS1I S2p kn s Gga.S %9'S Seva S W.T."
syYsETiw,Id 1,a S., O's moderate Me- cloudy At
CLEARED
steamer Lydlan Monarch (Br. Hugsett London-Patton
"teamer Nnstra tBr,. Charlton London Henderson Bros.
steamer furnessla tBr Hedderwcs. glasgow
steamer st Romans OBJ, Campbell. Liverpool-watson'
Sumner <
steamer zaan lam (Dtoh). Chevaer Amsterdam-Funch'
Steamer Azaea (Bf Adams BorieauI-simpson, spencch
Young - So, x.,.-..-,--..
Duterbridgr & co
steamer Caonloet Daniels Port Royal and Fernandlna-
& II Maory 90. ,,, -
steamer rGcGa lone. a1S A. Go
dria-Ihos w Wightman. r
= -rJ W Gsrr.t, Moore. Baltimore j = krems
Steamer BreskwateI. Jenney, lewes Dei-oiu bomihon
o. ~,
ship Black Hawk (Ger lEaesloop. Hamburg -wsUen' Toe
&Co. -
Gentorl Tarabocca AUST, MartInolch Anler java
for orders-Srager Bros Limited.
patk OrOnes tBr. Groves tete, FrJ IL Merchant " 70
Rsrk n u Morris Br smith, Ccc FRI = " hitnev e 60
Noel flirl, knOwlt1 HAMBURG J whitney %.
Bafs u Palmer Nor. blrsen. hamDurg-C Tobias 90
Rsfh Angesea m scott. brstol-Jf whitney a Co
Bafk Mersey Belle tDri Henson Buenos AyIesJohn Nor
ton 3 sons - . a.
Sour BONANZA Miller. Aspinwaii IL Wonbcrg
steamers altc Tor HULL bermuda. batbadoes Carondeet
Fsinandin1
ships Henry Stafford for nombry Arceaa ncdford,
Hamburg ...-.-,..
nushi hrsio, . ,-.-
nnss Mar,E Leighton. TOT CAPE Town Mcleod Point
pIue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
CLOSE OF THE BALTIMORE MEETING.
MAMMOSIsT, WANDA, LorIsEfTf, HEEL AND TUE
AND DRAKE CARTER THE WINNERS.

AND DRAKE CARTER THE WINNERS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE fall meeting Of the
was the largest Of the meeting ho r' race s va, hG one
mile for all for purse OF 500 for the rs' n9rs
a. mcIanghlin. iis); Lady Loud g. Church, 1900;
Rc.crc g. WIthers, lop mmonist 90, Hayward llo;
well q. Killings. 49, and Woodnovcr a, Lynch, I'D
Mnnmonis was the fovortc In the auction pools at 100
The betting was TO on Mammonist, zig 10 against
Little Minch. TO / against Tclu, to ! ca on
10 / each against Rosicfc. Bessie ana lnreT f,;
Mammonst came home an easE w"T "c AMY ,J haf
lengths ahead Of Tou third time lao MUTUAL Poos
paid $40. .,, o, ,,,o. co,ts
70 carry o pounds and Ics and gcldngs l01 pounds
subscrpton $500 with 500 added by the club and 300
E,cIaughlm and Ten stone Nv. Donohuc). Wanda was
the favoritc against the Held at $50 TO $50 for EachnS.
2q against Eachus. and to AGAINST Zen ~ 81
Wanda finished winner by naf ens re l1S stone e
time i:i7a. Mutual pools paid So 80 , ou,o. ,,roo.
'st 6c I SS a %ae h @c %
iouisette o. Donohue Blast devils. gnd Loiiin
t9yaD the o M h and Tds for Bst The
$s$ %as s.ie sas w nn
two lengths ahead Of Blast second dozen lengths "e"u
for all ages which the starters were Referee g. Le%i
llo Toe a. MgstGn loo 1oo Nc',% @
~ Green o5l Ncftle was favorte in the auction pools
nj $40 to IIecland-Tocs S32 Referee $50. Conpensa
ton SIP and Ida Stanhopc ST. Inc betting MaS -
nm Nettle . to each against Referee and Heel Land
Toe Z TO against Ida stanhope and 10 70 against
by half length Netle third time 2iO. Mutual pools
paid $ll %. ..,
For Bowle stakes miles for all ages. the starters
were Drake Carter a, Hayward. I'D; General Monroe
o. Fitzpatrick, 122) and Fosternl q, Mclaughlin u
I'm hc pools Drake Carter sold n $50 against the hcW ~
SOB The betting was / to on Drake Carter, 10
against General Monroe and D To nganst foSteiai
Drake Carter finished easy winner four lengths lleu
of cner Monroe second four lengths ahead OF FOstcl
time $50. Mutual pools paid 80 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY,

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
It3rooA1yu Young Republican Club macs meeting Rink,
vfoihsm steeplechsses Bartow-on-the sound, y.
teAnanAaks yacht club regatta
iali ssmoa Of Williamsburg Athletic club, y. m.
tocicly OF IT, Luxes Hospital annual moong D. M
ewsYorh Metz poiitan bessball match Polo Grounds
$40 y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
THE PELHAM STEEPLEClIASE MEETING.
PREPARATIONS FOR An UNUSUALLY INTERESTING
DAY--A BALL AFTER THE RACES.
Tho Pclham Stcenlechnse autumn Inceting

The Pelham Stceplechase autumn Meeting
under the auspices of the Country Club OF Wctchcsicr
County takes place to day at the grounds ot the cuni
ot B,rtow- sound Everything that foresight ana
class meeting The stccplcchasc course l. over natural
turf and t. of the finest aud most picturesque III s
country The Jumps consist of several tuIf banks, TWO
corn stalk hurdles III and out lumpoNcr posi- anu
rails. and winter jump none OF them being over SIG '
hieh A Grand stand has been erected. from when z
GOOD view of may bc had Behind the stand
arrangements have been made for ten hookmakcls, so
that those OF speculative tendencies may be accolnilp
dated carefully prepared programme OF six races has
been arranged and the cntrlc. are of such character
that interesting days sport mny be anticipated Many
of the best amateur riders will contend with professional
Jockeys the professional riders tO carry seven pounds
extra The feature of the days racing viii be the Great
Pelham stccplechasc, the club 10 add 5000 There
were eighteen entries six Of which have declared Out
Among the starters will be such wcllknown cross
country horses Ch1rlcnagur, DISTURBANCE ana lfom
bone There two devoted To polo ponies one
handicap L miles on tho Hat FOR which there are nine
entries and the other stccpl'chh5c OF
mile over the regular jumps 1ol
which 1--WE will stat. Hight weight stccpcchase, thor
nghbrcds to carry fifteen pound, extra, six entries
rnce Of about half mile with ten entries complete the
programme
I'm the evening race ball win hc given nj thc club
house which will ho ~ the Chio social Incidents of
m, season large TEN connecting with the house has
been erected for dancing Tho vciau'h Ia. been enclosed
The patroic.,cs arc Mrs. Adrian .cn, Mis- John Mon
roe Nir. William <. lloyt, Mr. Pierre lofluid Ir Mr.
Intncs NJ Waterbury, Mrs Horny \. toefor. Mr. lt'dc-
rick w. Jackson, Mr.. Delaney A. Kane. and Nrs. william
Kent. 4 -ppc train VIII leave the Sew Haven rail oid
ilcpoi M Forty ccoud %. ~ i2iO O'Clock and one viii
leave the depot az the Harlem River railroad at 1880
o'clock 1hc probable Charters I'm the Great Pelham
.f4L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

SENT FREE TO SUFFERERS WITH PILES.
Having full confidence In Its virtues. package OF EL'
Qusba scho which has proved TO be certain cure Will D
sent free by mail. II operates Ike n charm. - az
BRowS d co, o. WaTTenst, y. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
THE LAST SAVANNAH YACHT RACE

The COrinthan yachtsmcn of the Seawanhaka
and such other yacht clubs desire take usrt the
last regatta Of the year, under the auspices OF me
seawanhaka club VIII have opportunity of testing
their nautical skill to-day the inside course Of that
club. This course for the first and second classes will
from the starting point of Fort Wadsworth 10 Buoy No.
10 on Southwest spit thence around Buoy no sla 10 aud
around SANDY Hook Light ship ana back Buoy No 49,
the west bank The third class will 10 around scot
land Ilghshp instead of Sandy Hook Ight shin and
the fourth class III make the turn around No
The entries not numerous hut there are enough
them Ia make the regatta interesting The start will be
made about 10 a. III. The entries are a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

YoSKrRs ALI the property stolen by burglars
from the house of w. ". Law on Thursday was
recovered yesterday. The burglars in their flight,
which was occaSioned by the whizzng OF bullet
from poiicemans pistol, dropped revolver, set
OF burglars tools and false beard. The silver
ware was found III the garden OF AbDah Curtis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

OF Tammany's sachems well known figure down low.
and many believe that Intended for hu 10 lnui
cate that Mr.. Muller IL supported by Tammany ~ ~
that the banner Is Ia be taken down 10 pun wy
10 supply the omission of For President ana FOR
Vice siIeut."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

What? q pipe Of execrablc stuff! What q
cigarette rolled detcrtoatel leaf Bah
Get Black Wells Durham Long cut for pipe cigarette ant
then sure OF pure, fragrant smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
NEWARK.

Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church has extend
ed q cali 10 the Rev. DR.. Powers, of Bridgeport
Connecticut. 1t is not yet known that he will
accept the call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
LONG ISLAND.

SAYVIIIT-Wh;le a sloop was sailing Oft Jones's
Beach Yesterday, the first mate Sherman Abrams
fell overheard aud was drowned He was the son
of wealthy parents III the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

were even down to last game Iodgki;s and Strei
hcr, wn The first act lost the second, Do ana tho
came stood Ave nil on the third when they won tho last
| c"wc SET md match, 90 Cunningham ana Crandaii
heat BENJAMIN and Macy, Ga, 60. III inc Singles stref
| berg heat Oudin, 81, SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Wtndsof Hotel-Chester HOlcombe, secretary
ths United States Legation at peking fVh Atenas
Golonei william Goddard Of Rhode Island Gusey
B0wse-J \. Chsplesu, Secretary Of State Of Canada
low, Of Boston-....H JamN Hokt-J. X. q. PitkiI Of
few-OrlsAnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

MANY INFLUENCES COMBINE
To make the hair crisp feess thin and gray. The be
lressing and restorative 10 Parkers Hair Basim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

"WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES
title Of interesting illustrated treatise (9G pages
sent post aid for three letter stamps. Address Worlds
Dispe nsary Medical Association, Buffalo, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIAInKE ALMANAN

MINIATURE ALMANAC
bunrl.os Gill tes6li lIJI rius bI4 N0on'sage d. 20
HlGn wArEg TODAY.
H-Sandy Hook 6.il io-. Islsni, 7:iO tell Gate g2a
PI.-sandy iicos 7'l0 Gor Isi.ni, 76j Hell Gate GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

MASTERING To MINDS DISEASED.
Psrkers Tonic enrchcs blood by aiding digestion an
lss Sanitation OF food and thus the nervousness an
mental depression incident 70 dyspepsia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Announcements.

Genuine Johann os Malt Extract has signature Johann
OF bottle Endorsed by
all yscians for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
BROOKLYN.

The will of the late Rev. DR.. John A. Lansing.
he1uea hing an estate of 10000 was admitted 10
probate Yesterday. The Bedford reformed ncnooI
was lett 5000
Frederick W. Grannis, age orty-hye, has been
missing from his home. No 1S7 South Eighth-sl.,
since Tuesday of this week.
inspector Wilson, Of Special Agent Brackctts
san, yesterday seized from the mails III the Brook
lvn Post ONCE az Illegal importatons tweuty-onc
pairs of gold earrings aud seventy gold hhger
rings
George Watson an elderly thief who hoodwinked
many hoarding-housc keepers by making hiinScli
sent 10 the pcuitcntiary Yesterday for n year, lie
mndC the following plea in court, after saying that
he had come 90 this country from England q year
ngo: IFS pretty ard, your HONOR to say u ls
ow han h'oii man. such rs NJ ham his ha thief.
1T hacknowledpc aging taken me things, iGGf
Honor, hut hit was l'unmistnkaby ha case nov
TY i" YG@m 9PiS n 90, G" i@Es h
There's han hlrcsigtiblc l'impnl,e that hl cannot
harrrst, hand the hupshot his hi get into
trouble
The Young post office thieves charles HAMMOND,
son OF The pnsrastci ~ Pat hopnr, L. l., AMI J..
Willrts who IS chaired by Young lisHnQnh Win
frightening him into Urgging registered lrtteis,
weit PVT on trial toioft United States, COMMITS,
praipei Wiilpts ma said Ma, he patr him w, ~
siUQ vhith NJ lupl iibin lttitis qpn wlGh W.
iris hNeW WAs s,ulti, I'M lq'itt baeRiiiaieo hitn
VIZ threatening US 'ti hs iathtt
Diey iNe stullai ii,le ~ iflteis ant rei''ies'
,hp iiat Him a. lhaAWfk MigWWg iNs e,isluri
vi uulG ,tau dN@fN Ataiei VII ntilkei ep'ha ~
lrelUles ~ lis ehA'rll 'hp sriW'N NNl't'laN' ~
tujnu aud au.l IS, SIS. Gn thc rlsi SUNDAY tffn-
ing al .cach mouth dN'Wg inc winter ana sininE
The flst sill Va Given on November ., and VIII lao
entitled - Century ct Politics he p'heE lectures
December Z; Horny u. Th0reaun January l +;
" John &. Calhoun February "Jame' Russell
Lowell l." March Henry Clay April Oliver
Wendell Holmes" May g.; These lecture courses
nre always uouul1r and well attended,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Lexlngtonave.. between 9TH and Both sts.
Hours TO l. 2 tot. Diseases Of the Nervous system.
Genito. Urinary organs. Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

fk6NG VIE tbs0t f0B RkNGufti ff0N
\ plieNai hds hpeN lasNeh, slt:Nnh hf 'hailea
~ ga Nfut ! spaNutN~ 3 NlNatuu, ihA,ita
E. iuuh Is.r slii.uiu, tiUataY eGhNah lHNuh H. NiF
n'i aNh 10 horlu ilpau u. fltppl iAp standardization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
NETWORKS BEATEN BY MErRUPOlIrANs.
4 ciusr uoVirsi AZ ne roio uEorSrs-utHts
,fsrWtftrr.

40 tttliin. eainp ~ hnstlnll WNs played a.
thh iUiH tpUtuHa tt4tr'hHy ht'Uin ihr Htv ft'k
itrrrr Hri tt'-UrUn'H' nire. lNr Wp'te' rAs .''t
ea1 "a utA't lttn iNai ~ erer'AN,a rHt rN Up.vn
'hf erpA NuN tNWl lNn iipii,Uh, at Nrh is"Ni
carried p iNh lNr HNilir lIit ialilHr hl1i WHhtu~
lag haae hiis. Nhlip w. A.iiur Huit NH7 rt'piirui
hrttnga made Asrf"irh h"Hg ",u' br-il - drlit'H
wa, Nid dud mrht Oiifr, ~ 90 uh thr Mrtupuliidnh
deserve great credit fpr the victory auuc u thtlr
hest players were absent The sculc WIS go fuuNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Grand total since 1861 ................
WHAT TIE PEOPLE GOT

IN enrirlnp ,hc settrcs of Senator schnrz fo me cam
rairi Ne suirunl cn,nni'rp4 ~hnull ei M tlrr com
tr,s against hs "siilkrg" Woprnsirs IN me -utncr
oi a,Q hr rrnu@tri nWhr'ithllY ~ 49, ini~tNY wy
s.ttiai urdiuru' iullil hna ~ iogir4uu'i ind 'l'
hr considered q ne rsrLriN nilson ~ cint c'i h''
IN tran trni' tintr 'iti Dr'ir'nDt NJ WVnll' 3N'nN
hi-hrf Nhrra
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nj
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6aIkoRS anDlMp0R5GRN
Re,54bROaDWaY:.

Nrv -YoRH, Oot. ~. 1884
In view Of the Importance Of the next nunidpd
election, the undersigned citizens desire TO frecs
,neul for denomination the Hon. fRANAbll
EDsON as Mayor of the cts of New York.
CHARLES 81 rRY.
t,tswer, b, bank 81 Sea.i
iitNhf T. eiAttniNu,
t.smsr, tpr,,ai ttrs, e~tsh'
rs WINSTON
ppsAeai Aisl4.i i.is iss ~
CHARLES :. SMITH
N,eep,p,i NAsDhe. " ppm@sF'
JESSE sELiGMAA,
Qi hess,s sriisman Bios
GUSTAV sCiiWAB,
MessTs Oeillchs 6 60.
JACOB u. yERMILNE,
Pres't Merchants National BsnA
DIR. NORVIN GREEN,
Prest Western Union Tele.raphU
HENRY A. ROGERS,
EVERETT =. WHEELER.
WHEELER IT, PECKiIAM,
GEORGE w. DILLAWAY,
JNO. l.. RlkER,
EDWARD KEMP,
J. MACDONOUGH,
A. G. GOODALL,
G. &. ROSS,
HOWARD CROSBY,
AMOS X. EMO,
AMOS F. EMO,
G. w. CARLETON * CO..
w. :. CARVER,
G. W. DILLINGHAM;
J. SEAVER PAGE,
H. O. ARMOUR,
J.. Il. LIYERMORE.
JAS. VI. HAZLETON
And many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
SOLICITORS ABOUT COLLECTED DUES.

Lucen Oudin treasurer Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club on Wednesday instructed the members
by printed cards not to pay dues toany collector ana
the authority given ito John .. Ford had been re-
yoked Tho notices further stated that all mem.
bers who had already paid Mr.. Ford should com
nuncate with the treasurer that they might receive
OrOper credit. lie notice created surprise among
members who were unaware of the trcasuTers
reason for issuing it. Tribune reporter who
called at the headquarters Of the club, NO west
Twenty -fourth-st., last evening. found that Mr.
Oudin was in Yonkcrs but the secretary gave the
following explanation: Several members recently
asked Mr. Oudn why he had not sent them rcceipts
for their dues He said that he had not received
them They replied that they had paid them to Mr..
Ford. Mr.. Oudin wrote TO Mr.. Ford, who had been
recommended to Inn by members of the club, for
an explanation. His letter remained unanswered:
He wrote again and received reply. Mr.. Ford
stated that he had been ILL., and had left the city.
He promised to settle the matter and did 30 by re-
uniting a money oI1.T Tor the amount. which he
laid he had collected and neglected to turn into the
treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
SELLING COINS AT AUCTION.

Az the fourth day of the sale of tho Woodward
collection of coins. medals, etc. yesterday. the
American store card tokens sold at cont 10 ~ 20
each; many of those described rs extremely
rare brought from 3 cents TO % cents each; the
BUYERS could not apparently have been influenced
BY the strongly marked descriptions in that series
any more than IN those following Among the most
noted of the foreign silver pieces were crowns OF
kcismnnd of Austria, dated 1854 and 1850, the
Earliest coins with dates in Arabic numerals, 81 20
pnd 81 80 each 1929 double crown, comnlemora'-
Inc The rcpulse ~ the Spaniards under .Spinoa,
~ Maurice Of oIange In i 1o,,,,.is wSnn,E
81 Cromwell and Mlassaniello, said It, to
have cost $50 brought 500; medallie
Crown, illustrating King Davids tist vew OF
Bathshrha. - 81 ! n beautiful double scuIo ~
CHARLES NJ az Siriiv, tT72 - ~; q s"trical five
frames heating the putiinit Of Theirs, The reverse
,rrirsrntinr the execution uf SatuiN TT. ire
sriirs ~ the ruins ~ Brunswick and lrpehuiri
;ruetit iemaIkahlt Fpt thtt histg,y iprc,ls, soll
~ iNhVs: leWt 1ulns 1881 lDla the " hp'tl,'
Niie." Enth' ptitan" and ".Wasr tiUvns
n US ~ tarh ten rt6Nr ricet, ne laittst cbnt
ksn. d. tiNRNs, stN; aUA tilpP eiNwH rs. ~
lhG iiiHWiNt 'pieUs iht hpilr ti6Whs sill NV,
81 al, ~ ~ infatk. AHG$iDNsitg spiies Nl Ntets-
slii egluo MpJeN lN tpWaikahip iHets, 'ie i&tti-
tim lpiUg lhlHpsp iWAi shaped iNtNl ~ sil1lii
WeieiuHE i39Nl. lalnliGVppsl hWNtiil e5a Nv
Although q uUmboT ~ thn rirres were nptld'tN "a
h. C0unteItits duriHg che sale, u rarely le'eiIni
kame Gf the dealers itoH purchasing them lOi 'Atli
customers.