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Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Wool dress fiannels, 12hc. per yard,
down from Is. Wainwright, No. 3l2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

The man that succeeds nowadays is
the live man, who is up to the times |;
and no better evidence of this Is needed
than the fact that every go-ahead house,
keeper Is never without DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Pie Pc ches, 10 cents, at Blacks
to rs, Eie hth ami Wollaston.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
N'"'hing Cheapi

Fet s,,D., s'on Clothing House, 213
bt to ' nui, selling out regardless
4''t The husin ness on March lst
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

For the biggest bargains In town look
al Russell's, 306 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Tho Boston Clothing House
10 selling out 10 quit the business n
March 1st.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Our 81 black silk 83 cents for few
days only higher and lower grades re-
dueed the same proportion. Russell,
306 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Beans cf tomatoes, 25 cents, at Black
iston's, Eighth and Wollaston streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
Good baking -four, 1s4cts. a pound al
Blackstone, B Eighfh nd Wollas,on.

800 Ma .Ket sire,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
DESTROYED By LIGHTNING.

The house occupied by James Wainwright. at
Tremout-.ye aud Archer-st, Was struck by hghtning
Yesterday about a The lightning took transverse
oours through the building ana set It on nre. Before the
.nsines arrived 1t was N a sreat part destroyed Tae
Ios w 70 OOO covered by Insurance. The crash OF me
,runder wa. violent enough 10 the family, and
II an opportuuy the more portable valuaDl
During the storm the house OF John OOuncrs. IA Tsu-
ford Lawn jamaica struck BY lightning and bad y
wrecked The took nre, hut the hames were eXtin
p1dsned by the heavy ram mat was falling. AT South
OYSTER Bay house Of samuel j. Morse took nre and
" a. burned 10 ground The rainfall heavy nom
midi snt until 3 a. M. and much damage dOue %
the grain Ia queens County. number OF telegraph
poles Of the Western Union Telegraph Company along
the line OF the Lon Island Ran road spintered by
the lightning
Al CroOn Lake the lightning struck the barn OF James
REYNOLDS setting IL fire and killing two cows and
Otne- livestock, and quantity OF newly Aiheftd ny
and grain At White Plains tae house ol Mrs John "
Mills su rsred the loss OF chimney through which the
usARins descended " upper room occupied by MIRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14


Lett - for -Trop" meet nj st''tY urfsfr' POP ls
pate, by par ur steamer orsr % fclrs spee.V
uvery AZ d'natol a. u transatlantic ma are i9rwArlst
fory2u mans f,r the eadng July l. viii close al bh
l-.ef , III Tor Para AID Narauham. Brazil pa
wEDNE~D,I- Ats a. 10. for Europe. p.r > :. america
Queenstown Letters for germany ant France
per EU- via southampton a-d bro Hou .e.t'rs foi
t.ca 1914 ain an otl.I lurDleau count es mus, di
rrctsd p Ems Al q. u. Tor France Direct per
tauaiA VIA htFI"t AT e. h Tor Ia area, PET
-trJuAs - 49, Tor las a. per r.. Aivena,
~ 10 a Tor the NctlerIlfs drrc. per. "a A.
sciytrn. yla Hottel,lu 40 p NJ ior Toe - udsard
rut 'r6I-[i.. T. M. ror Enrope per $. : Cty Of
trla,e must boz directed per 'ty O Rchmoad POI, q
lu..' a. 100. fol tnrui'. per - CrAttt wa Plymouth,
Cherbuurr and Hamburg at go for cuba ami ne W-si
ilI ls~ p,r = = 40 % VA lngt.n. Havana let
Mexico must tr directed per ety 90 ass ug
sATURIA N-At ID D. u germany &c. pcrs. Rhen
and utHrF D. uIUNt4u e. H. n must Dee
RIrn "I. l..u ui. for Europe, Or e. Grrnania
via queenstown letters %, ',rma9y ~ must be- a.
beIl,ui4uu Antwerp at ma. for ~cotiani ,urcct
per = = a. lop e.. "a 'Llsr.N a. -, "a tor Cuus
-INUAN-At r.t q. tor IfuKIlO ana hlat8n per = a
OK D. .ttr via Sew. orleans 900 g. 900 fHr llDn lnras
a0' Livingston ner ~ ~ lalas va w1rnana
Fr4uriacn. cI1se hetr Iuf tt a. m. Hf.s
Australia New-zsasnd -sndwics ard ~ is'ana' per
9a a. ' .,- 3D." irr's, a. Vow or. st =
Bntannc with British mails t.r Australit.
r1 scneia trsnspai So -ass irr,uses ..
H. p. tnutunv tleu uluterrtpe Over tnl triist O.,
a. Frauria,n Nts from enc iast arriasDN UeF
lran,.o tsadav saisf S sieah4rs .fs -is'iiti.t
's'"'e tue ''"''' RrNrN Co. PEARSON r....t.n
fvst vs,s New Aets y \. iuy "a, l-sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
FRESH AIR FOR CHILDREN.
HAPPY HouEs FOUND IN cAzEyovIA.

FIFTY CITY CHILDREN KINDLY CARED FOR-TANIGNG
A BOY BENT ON SUICIDE
[FEoM AN occ lsioNAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBrSEl
CAzENOvIA. y. Y, July 1.-The fifty Fresh
Air children Cazeuovia fell into good hands An
energetic young pastor and active committee backed
by greg atou quickly disposed Of the little
guests. After their arrival here they vief with each
other in Offering take charge Of the children and now
the difficult of distribution over. the
spirit OF tenderness and leartuess is shown In Their
care one Of FIRST things strike the synpathirs
OF those who the httie thcr arrival
was the eagrrncss with which Of the smallest AMI
prcttest OF che girls the mOmeul she cambered down
from the stage. grabbed biz daisy. The little miss not
only a Of friends but made douby warm the
reception OF her companions. II the big daisy had
doomed for thousand years lis mission could scarcely
have been nober more satisfactory. After The pablo
dinner which has been described. the children were sep
araed into groups generally OF two three and rode or
walked away 10 tueir new hones One would have sup
posed from the fearful farewcs fImily OF four
reheaded Irish boys and girls thar they about
to Polar relief expedition. one young-ter.
the scapegrice OF the party consigned, with some
u.s-Iylugs, 10 thee To- OF laughing young Lady, Who
declared her determination 90 break him IN. j. was
of love r. -gt aud the latest account reports
all quiet along thu line Another ncorrt-b.o ore WIS
the boy VINO uied commit suicide H. hal been home
sick the boat weeping bitterly and moaning ont the
sad refrain, know my mothers cryin' Tor me know
she is' Al last h trouble found Ia be- toothache.
aud be Wa tucked suugy away his berth But when
Troy reached the next morning new and
alarm symptoms showed themselves. " Hes trying
To jump overt" yelled the exritcd children; and sure
enough the little blue la"act was btltutu- on thr rl
PULLED back AM pui IN t1r care o AN o!I'r nov ne lil
better Tor Nv hir; bat hr tr rd dodge Ih-
time tnr blue Jacket was jus. disappearing der the ri
Inc mex ~ hpl"ul N'- W'Ir h.luIu 'i Nv u,P'V
speedy recovery lir sI down uu cu 'i rune AMI rnn-
IeuDed himself vii -uulug and masking all thu~a
'Lc'' known u' hu-h'F cl.Hr D. 4. ~'u'y'' p
L'u.' no- WI p...l .' .oi '.,l 'H' .... .'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

II VAS ~" 4 H'tAiND tHt|p"AN'
lAHoE rAEuf, 10 s.AEI Iu-toERoN-onIu utE
Is rt uU-A Lttr.m
More than 1000 children Viii leave the city
.oI t,u Ncr,- ~ country tIr and country uIc Co., oruN.
They Liy. been -ecct, from a5r-c number oi districts
I'D over tlr city, While some arc expected Nom brooklyn
4ud Jersey CRY. The AI,t party NI start Ia the moruiu-
.or the .OuoNn- places: Let ayctte, Homer FIeuIe.
TuDy. Marathon, lau.us. Cortland and Cmcnnatus,
s. Yaud Factory vile. Penn. small party VIII leave
Brooklyn for Bethlehem, Conn. large party j. to 40
olt Ia the evening bound Alfred Centre. Cuba, An
-..i,a Friendship. Nile. Bolivar Homca.y''r. Belmont
-clo Almond. Wel-,IIc Audoyer. 9cott,yie and Iicl-
bur. y. Y i TRIBUNE reporter yesterday visited ID
worker who wii have many children IA tlr party The
following letter Was shown:
DEAR TEACHER. 1 Wa, very loAcoome last week be
,,u-, ,ol not to -uud 'y--cHoo.. "a" iaia very
aol- To take u,. telling ny Naum to gct ul
clothes ready brc-o Was alrit tlat codd not 20
u, Things wer. NOT ready. Ny Mama sand SHE via allow
20 the country D'cau-e she thinks d, healthy
for nie. always dream ol J"u dear teacher Here i
sweet ki,, for You. bus you cannot feel IT,
Elizabeth Mulberry, Hester aud Mott So. are the
places nom which many of tlc children Will go. and any
one VINO child Ell thar t.r0u- tines" streets
$50 appreciate their intense lou-In- 90 get away from
t.cu. even for two weeks. Al day lAey hear and
Sec ue Rattle OF heavy dra-. the ,Aou IA Of men. the
-tamiu- of horses swearing and screaming, Hnd
cripple, poNng into heaps OF putreirlur garbage Wall,
ue sun beats nrrcry down In the afternoon tine heat
becomes madI,uing; the cartmen drive fuIousiy
and the women begin 10 n-ht A'tcr dark even
worse. Oar, alleys aud slim, ,tarVays pour form their
pants, the Ero- shops ate tatAe aud rom behind
DuIa,eu lDcu aud women Lee -tuWdiy in -ut, U.s. and
uoorwas Vice aut Ga gre rampant Add through thl-
al. h'tu u-ut and dt, from the du.l gray u"rnlh- g.
tlr u.l-'mc. tI.oue1t nl-ut tie uiI.r children IRE
through vile pools of slime anu wafer they llra t'r
w seeking for ANUS .Hru and excitement or hlirt lu-
WON .rr that lu t-e midst 'i ~ur" -.Il - ,'f '
Do ola last, ID some measure 10 tue od ciud nature!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

nr-.U A. prrt.r.r, N,,. rulv to nt.b,rt T. prrt Al,
t.. -...t' ,..t 49,. ~
t,.r,i . a, a. ,r-,i, of o.. pt,r ma ,-r., u..rv
an. .-.ra,r -Is pro .s I'm It..Ist I'D, n.t n a. b.,
,,.....,t 49,. .r.....,.. 49,. . ..,- ~. ,.... 49,,
os. beloved WI no. ~ tIc uev i,oaa. "a nn'1 fl tbs ID
y.Ir .. hon 4.p
Fnnrr srrv,-. MONDAY IAN n4f d .a 40 Trinity
B 81 ami .
D. .Is.H .., Nnn.is
a. Aux A. .,,fl.,rs. t, r.r r.l,. r.tf. i,., n.eb
at. -,. .fi tH4t. Lea th. tt ra,r DO hts .r.
ID. .,l a.. 4ut .r tuu,n.t .u in..Itr ,n.,a III
INST
4. i4fpI i.af.i Chat n. 1ly.f. i. cent
It.t- SO A,r Doll. r.,s D., n., .o rIH.sf. tuIr tN
r..I'i.... Ir ..r .tt4 IIsf.ot .l. ttI.nI So
tI.s..t Ht.. ff. ,....t.
e.I... .. tt..t.-.I. U.tst.,.t
''.'' " '''' 'iF'''
'A o.. -1iN'" IH' y Of fh" ''Hinnr' W 'ni 'Nn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

lame, Freeman Clarke untes with Ben buueI " NV
Charles Francis Adams for purity and REFORM I"e
sc,,ed Republican and The Boston Herald he Ne'o-
YORK Times and The Weir York World George "lham
Curtis Charles A. Dana John Kelly. Carl sehurz" h'I
Ward Beecher Henry C. Bowen and LYMAN An3olI n ,hi
Tbe Ve,r- York SIN and HdJpcrS WcckB ~ Ahu an vi
absrlrllv assorted gang cries for reform Alu
vy,r. 10 thar end TO put the Democratic party III
- -, mai hunger and thirst which George Mlhah
curtis mentioned in his speech at the kepuphca"
ton ..o.a a,d these men
III vi 3, aoliDlfulc Io the Democratic party
to"e ~ - ~ I 81 Ur-GU-rEB kiPt BIZ Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
4 STRANGE CONDITION or DUTY.
~ OPEN LETTER TO ME-. CURTIS FROM SOUTHERN
REPUBlICAN.

To he Hon. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS:
SIP. have been a constant reader OF
Hq,pcr's weekly for number of years have greatly az"
mircd your skill and grace A. writer ana u"'p' -
patnizei with you pirauons tor puTer po"u'S' ""
CROWN 80 tired Of the low plane OF political discussion "l
, l.f,,,,tou OF character. " the downright black
riisn, of the press and the politicians that any tNIn-
That look, clearly IN politics has me appearance =" 't
! o,.. ln the plrcheI desert Non have oreh NV l''
poliriaal AMI Civi Service reo~m'r but my ""i =
hr,ten Nv hopes of elevated poItics. which }oW
.rarev editorial. were well calculated - nsnre are
now aded dreams You have d.p-icd all the Illusions
Won created The example OF the Garfield campaign J.
lost Abused and aud-rei rs no man ever was pei're
n six months united Nation was on It's knees pray hS
for bi. recovery and bowling reverrnty 40 his grave
BIT the Garfield campo % hc renewed ana my l''
rfor1.r luaugurntes f. 10y revviug ISLANDERS rciuiel
e,bt wear. ago In the LANGUAGE ri Con FRESHMAN cox
You strain al q guat AMI swallow m'ud-erle. iiWe
u,liffc- forbid, your supporting MIR Blame whom y"n
helpcd % nominate. and whose nominate in you admit
was fairly made. but you can swallow the menasee OF
Bourbon Democracy aud all It's unc"alnrs'-
There il no half way house General Butler is not even
a side show 90 the main performance Il Is kepuhhc'n-
Ism which stand. FOR tn" wonderful policy ami progress
that have male TINS the -rlnl.-' country h ai history
aud that offer, tr.u.ui' - p'-- "t ih' ntl'e "h
the one hand. ami rrlcrouir, Democracy nat would
r,r, b,cs fine nlnl. o t1e dnl and undo the work o
twenty wears POS fraud 1ud 1re tIe other There is
DID,, other i--ir pun.u.c- Hf. ,trH thing. men 49,"
nothing" Mr. Blaine '- a m,r Instrument Tor rn'"lrh-
70 great policy. aul were 10 otu,r'-. '..r is 1000 wm q"
D.. to but thn Drnp.rIHc ci.' 'n'i.'n.s'n n"
u.,iue is ul4.Hi. 300 to tur ru.pe- mi policy tor
which hr -fHul. and support t'. f'. Nu..iI- principles
lIIr.Hc, On. ,'H-.I Hlu. H. r'." p'r.- .ni '.'I
-,r.... r'..n ,H1 nf.H'..I- ..rf.f uIn r' inr1I
IA. .r.u dl.riue uf protection v"'rH hls w1lr This
.oH.t.. .Hl. I .- tn. 1HIH. .N-'." .''f I- ii' a'
m..t.Inn u. OIL. "NrIt In'.H'.I .''H'' ''I I '
m.ut tI. uo-t mIil.I.H. lH'. Ht'.'. HI '' ..r" Pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

prom r.. MonfgoD,erys Letter ~ he boston IrsgsIT
MI Elltr I4HcetI- -hrtruns az local Cid acc Us -
b-iug printed ~ TIE lMBlNE vita the utle Socl.
-itnuucJt-,," nave al the emphatic elem lni. -
found iu Mr. FIWcctrs novels The WfIteF rpsHA
through a second person. Marx Manhattan AN olu o"
Yorker a. MS shows. only mo Articles nav
prn 81 uni now. both clever and entertaining ~
laWcett might, nevertheless, nave kept DdcA lne
.ize rrve led sketches for his novels Iooi
local tyve are rare enough, and should not De used
dlscraAnsely However ltssr has Tlsul " a" A-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
NOTE. OF TIL. CAMPAIGN.

Tho Republicans of East Chester on Satur-
day ui.ht oreur zoc Blaine aud Logan campaign club
viii lh foIewiur oacrr-: president the Ier. oliver
Over; ,retar1cs. william n. Hathaway HHt William ID.
Howr. treasurer, Gcor-e Howard constitution VS.
adopted 1rd tonight ratification meeting viii hc held
a No.uI .rH1n
A ar-c and enthusiastic public meeting was Doc II on
Fauud - -ht - Liberty Hii- Ha..r.~ .'a. n. . 8
Ilun. f.g,n club W . or-ul.z -d under r1n tle oi
~, BERGEN ..uuty kepIpI tuH
" . Ita.rtp t.ng A vote of fhr william Ip.rlU a.
sn. tfiup ,.s. IdV The totlI vote wac 11' N,. r-
cci.iu. 1893 1ud cleveland j~-al vorsin-men of the
NNth Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
ErENNG DIR ~ ~ NIIINESS.

From Irtirt L0ndol.
s curious innovation regard. costume was miro
duced few days ago at tIe matinee given al the
Comedy Theatre for the uruclt Oi Mr.. u Albttt-oH'
The daN being intensely hot, cral OF the occutN1
of the stalls and boxes increased their pleasure ana
made their life cuduraac bs DOMINIC evening dress.
ben considers hos much cooler than the ordinary
morning costume this is. II almost "ouu'I
that cutcrprsng tailor does not in' ent SOMETHING
-uIIal ID cut Tor ordinary .u.aIner wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
GJeclII Nuuces.

Best Dentistry Of every description al very moieras
pres, by Dr' VAT ~ TIT, a. Its 2I,t oiu stand
Ea.er 8" l.ry. Dr. CROSBY DR. d; r. Aier Dr j. B. Hove
" ~ .lndy -posri and charitable lady assist
rr-lrI table person a.f d.
,irr--uik-r uut una Ilo
class reference. Mrs ELMIN, Box 90 IrIDun, once.
Drinking and Opium IlRbn-
Perm. ncuty c1rel by Or k-erys GDd urr Pamphlets
ire. MERRILL BROS. 80 last itih-st.
Home Nade Preserves. 10.
Families 7u"pl'd vt4 Preserves JeiIos Bsanl.el alI
Canned tIuils, Pickles, &c, pat upla
GLASS,
Warranted
PERFECTLY PURE.
Circulars containing prices AMI ref On sDDcS
ton. 1ODi1 stored -..44
SARAH McELHATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
NOZZLE C4TTLL kXHIBITORS.


Her Majesty did not exhibit 80 largely az usual al
the show OF the Royal Counties society, winch was held
Al Gmldfofd last wee. ID" Queen took second prize
Ia Inc Devon class with nine wears Old bull from he
Flemish Farm al lndsor. winch was Ured at lIegotA-
nan by Lord Falmouth ana her white pig from he
shaw harm carried oil three prizes. LorI Coventry
carried all before him ia lieref0rIs The Prince Of
Macs took prizes for Southdown rams lsccondJ and
ewes first Lord Sorihlrooks dairy al Straiton Park
carried OH the drst prEc for butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

TgiEcNg OFFICE. Julr III a. B.-The movement IN
the barometer Yesterday WIS generally downward.
Cloudy weather, with heavy rain. followed during
thu day by clear weather ON during the las quarter the
say again clouded and rain fell. The rainfall meas
ur-d iG7 inches The temperature ed between go
and 81 the average $3.50 being -' lower han The
corrcsp lndns day la' year and g. Orcr tAIn -t-
urdav.
lear or fair and cooler weather may be expected to-
day in this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

BNGuNroN. y. Y, July l3.-Joost's crack
er bakery state aud Henry IT'S. Vas burned. II was
stolsl with nour, crackers. etc, some of which was
saycd. The Ols Is $1,000. Insurance $1,000 William
scott merchant, lot tools, etc, $1,000 HIS tnsur
aucr IL 300 The bOcA belonged to the JeOst calats
the owners reside IN BrOOAlYu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
GENERAL LoGAN's LETTER WRITTEN.

his vlsII To NEw-YoRK VNANolDABLl fosifo'"O
CBY rELsGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON. July l3.--General Logan VIII De
,o,elled nnder the stress of business still remain
ing undisposed of since the adjournment OF Con-
gress. to postpone his intended visit TO NTw-
York until after his return from the West. hiS
letter of acceptance is finished. and Is wthhe'd
from publication for the reason only that ne WISHES
il 10 appear simultaneously with Mr.. Blame ietie o
,ay he made pubhe in the course of the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

TO ne bdtioF ~ ihp i.tfHhF
Sui YOU have acted in TIM IWrNr One
ipanuit, o. tno ao,ale "Gal.p.ol.sta' OF Sew NoIk
spj ta,,r 60 f'rn eu.vnr st. NU y'1 PORN. 100. 90
diroo, attention &, tho TACT thu wpho th'ap rc ut ut
ttopon t1crrss ,ro rplucua oYlr NIpt without tHe.t
knowledge evw party 81 grand ga Ntp1ui.1p p,sft.
~ Ia Hu,Df Iho q lsNumta hroanse thru yu t.t.u.
nov want .hr leopc 10 vote Sac -nnut,ic urart tul
support part, wn,,o o,I, pu"rpois "'ar'r ,ac ur,t
t. su ed pur, 4U father lac principles 90 tpo hoN
parry ,r, grand aud mo suus. q sHpn',et o. al Tug
mono tsuilary to tho UAuei states Il waA.s Ga. c"h
slli alol ia apo pnlc system of ai te R'pu'uc- nt
AIsc. A. lI. states oonni4ri fo.u ou' uai n"ul'a7
I l..lluir puiN, -o Iur NpupIrr rt-Inu-l no 1ir
Representative con res, wbrx Dor nutlt protection
elevation ANT .lou. RUS grant r-.TrsrutiiiNr GOV
tI4lurul of the lrrrnt plbi y, diverse n ludNau-
t- 4Icrcat Oi tA- Au Al hp az, VII CORN
Tie brotherhood OF North tn1 South An rilctS Cur
OYrg-pnductoL Wi ami ready ami lnr1ha usble mar
Bol eI4 labor luI .ompcuse, ana activity and pros
perry IRE. AL thrOu hOui al the iaht. EUROPE COW
rec-iv-s bread Rd meat undrr protrs and II II "ere
g".-n.r would driv" our products from The sras Ne
life II republican nc su0rrSs Or lIT Rc-
pubhcts party AZ the coming Preside tal eiec lion.
Eug~ni Knows THIS and the struggle mas begun Inc
De"craIc part! may clog the wheels for time ana IN
Oe' r, Jhrcugh thc nj If EngaJSs money. 70 St01 IA
Irugr,., 1ui even - hungig canl0t materially impede
ths coward r4arc4.
The principle tnIs new American Republican party
70 nave 1h tH4t Viii protect Zach iAadstrV 81 tns Re
l+'4' ~ are rklug iSr ourselves aud de- Lot
lc'a uiNht Tia psuper labor o. EIrJu> nor The In
.i"'i- H people. The lca party pvrs liberty - any
lL"h " 'Iih whose foot touches the land OF AincIl-
g iur Ht IN NOT CON JOSed 81 Archangcis, BOr OF
'Mn-wuuip,' Ii is not rum ~ under TIE OF Re-
10 level best. HtFr- CHyAIE.
basLt.iytya. July l. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

GOVERNMENT IYDlcArIOVs.

WASHINGToS. JAY 13.-For NewEngland,
local showers and partly cloudy weather, southwest "a
north west winds. slightly cooler weather
For the Hiadle Atantie states, local showers and
partly cloudy weather followed ~ CLEARING weather,
generally from soutgwrst ~ north vest slightly
cooler weather, higher barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS
A RR1Gnr REprBLICAN 'PROsI ECT.

TRENTON, July 13.-Cleveland l., without
doubt the weakest candidate the Democrats c"uH nave
nominated for NewJersey The vote OF the STATE ae''
cation AZ Chicago almost sodly against him, wa repf
sentative and the nomination fell fiat IN every par " ~
state is without positive strength OF any kind ana
his veaknes-- with the Jersey voters are inunmeraoe
IN the southern portion OF the state no conee''"'e
change can prevent enormous and unprecedented
majority for the Republican ticket, aud the INh I'm anu
With Congressional districts certain 20 do "a wei n
they did ~ Garfield Leaving the usual Republican
majority u Essex County out Of tue estimate the
chances a Republican victory in New Jersey very
much viii depend upon the vi-or Of the canvass on
either side The management ~ tie Democratic cam
pairu Dee the hands Of the Albeit ring. ana 10 VIII
De ably conducted but Of course with no such earnest
ness the Governor would have shown had nan whom
he personally preferred been chosen senator McPh'r-on
took lime by foreock said he would not assume
The management this wise conclusion as DE- "ou'
have removed IN any case. The Republican star"
Committee better shape for active work tnan ever
before and there il 10 be failure in this direction
CLF FLANDs PLACE OF BIRTH
Cleveland. Jersey birta will not help him anv The
house wnrre lac born a two-siory and half frame
structure u Caldwell Essex County. Just over the crest
of orange Maintain. beyond Nontclalr His
father was pastor Of the Old Presbyterian church,
and came there from Norwich, Conn. The name
Of Grover came from prominent family ID
the congregation, the head Of which was
the father ~ Levi c. Grover. late president Of the
Mutual Ecuont Life Insurance Company, who has NauA
rlrlto cld.,l some mem.r.s of the Governors 10y.
mood. Al artist from illustrated paper has skrcntl
the house where the Ccvel M family lived and me dul
OIL town ha, t,rcn modest inter ST. IN the National com
evenly d't.cd Iciw'eu me pAN-' any
changing twenty undrr he strongest excitement
MILLS ROSS RS EErr1Ip u.
Exc,ncrc- man Ntes Rose lc Gated Or~tes Cleveland
r Il1p. contest r,r tLc place the olaI tommtt""
from .ct-frr-r, RIOS. .s wax selection. II" sub
-.in.I $4,000 for M. ul.n fund anl. t - charged
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An over heated oven on the fourth floor OF
the teucmenthou,e 40 931 Third caused fire and
q damage of $500 yesterday. William Winsman, nfiy
years old who WA aSeep the hftd floor was nearly
sufocated Dy The smoke. lie mseusi1le wien ihe
hrcuIer rescued MIN AM sent MIN % tie Presbyterian
Hospital, but hc rccoN cred.
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work IN his own wav. have doubt that the Social
Silhouettes" viii be both striking and instructive The
sketch Of Ie who succeeds" printed ast sunday,
j. full OF bright observation. worldly sense and what Is
not less important manly feeling. How kreny the de-
scrpton ~ the imam who succeeds hits certain we'll
known fashiOuahle oharacters.
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See here" he said TO his clerk, =" don't
NINA lettu. Won oil DIV now and then attend your
grandfather funeral but think yO1 O1ght 10 have me
courtesy send lew VI the ASA around 70 Ay mousse