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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

spanish language. by Prof. A: Cuyas.
Main Street. dll-ly
You will never have a sour stomach
II you drink Damiana Bitters.
Damiana makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy & Co., wholesale liquor dealers.
agent.
Ladies who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bitters. II Is pleasant to take.
Damiana max es the old young and the
weak strong aud healthy. N. Levy, &Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
To Whom It May Concern.
Please take notice. Any person bav-
ing pledges or collaterals at the Star
Loan and Broker Office. No. Con-
mercial street, will please redeem the
same OF pay accrued interest thereon
within thirty days from this date or they
will be sold. r. S.--Aloney loaned on
all kinds OF personal property. mr30tf
Hughess Russian baths, located No.
3i5 Main st., opposite the Pico House.
Gentlemen aud ladies attended TO BY
persons Of their own sex.
A positive cure for yspepsia-Dami
ana Bittsrs. Michel Levy Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, agents.
|
II you want good appetite, drink
Uamiana Bittors. Michel Levy 4 Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Btters. Michel Levy 4 Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
| ~
Call at G. II. Heinzemans Drug Store
for West's Nerve and Brain Treatment,
Won Bulow's German DYSPEPSIA Cure, and
Siaven's California Fruit salt; TIE only
cont In Los Angeles county.
Tho old reliable store of @. y. Heinze.
man Is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has full line OF patent
medicines, selling them In quantities TO
suit at Eastern prices.
II you want good lifting truss call
At G. Y. Heinzemans Drug Store, I22
Main street. who keeps the largest rs
sortment Of trusses on hand In Southern
California.
Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and lntest, and the greatest variety, al
Raphael Bros, l4l Main street.
| The largest stock Of drugs, medicines,
perfumeries and toilet articles in South.
srn California. at g. r. Heinzemans.
Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy 4 Co., Wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
Tho Mexican remedy for diseases OF
the kidneys and bladder Ia Damiana Bit.
ters. M. Levy 4 Co.. Wholesale agents.
For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bitters. M. Levy 4 Co
wholesale agents. jams ly
r. Lindguist, merchant tailor, No. %
Spring street, Is himself practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experience
In San Francisco aud Los Angeles,
knows how TO meet the requirements Of
his customers. He keeps full supply
Of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up upon honor"
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
second Day. october 18th.

No. 4-rROrTIE0-s;so Glass: purse $500;
ESQ., TO first, $50 to second, $50 to third.
No. 6--TROTTING--For all three -year-olds or
under In the district; purse, $500; S226 to the
irst, t75 to the second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
BLAINE AND LOGAN ~ WASHINGTON
COUNTY.

TRoN Az OCCASIONAL CoRE ,ro'nENf OF THE Ttlb"N''l
GREENWICH, n. Y, July 26.-The county OF
Washington does not propose TO sulk although u nae
gallant iht for President Arthur at the Ch'cago Con
yenIon. The Indications already point to vigorous
campaign ending In the customary Republican nOor'J
VI ZOO or more Here In this village the nome 81 rro'
ident Arthur in his boyhood, the disappointment was
great fter the unslcce4sfl efforts for his reuonlnaon'
But Reconsideration among these rockribbed mis- anu
fertile valleys Il ~ sturdy sort and Is not easily tto"n
of ts guard rho soreness wearing on ana there ~
general good feeling and unanimty from Congressman
Bucigh's home at whitehall 20 the lIossck River ON tue
sOuthcm boundary.
Ia almost all tho larger villages campaign WORK j.
under way Two organizations have lately been former
in this village the young men having led OIL win arm
corps Of nfy which ia growing In numbers and efficiency
Tho Blaine and Logan Club formed recently embraces
large number OF solid men OF the Vicinity Farmer
mtnufariurcrs LAWYERS ana merchants The president
of The club ~ W. Il. HObble OF the Battehflue iaPF
Mill. The vice presidents >. W Bailey, cashier OF
The Greenwich National Bank L. ". Lowber, OF me bah
Nouutain Lame Works cX-Asscmbyman l. ". HuiI't'I,
Nelson Pratt. william Walker, Judson Edie, AhdItN
THOMPSON, t. ". IiOstcr y. W. Yelling Harvey uopS'
Lewis Potter Charles stevens, CALVIN Garter anu AIeA
aad,r Maxwell The secretaries ara u. C. Morhoi''
Editor OF The Peoples JOurHGl and Frank n HVF lh'
i'luucr Committee il composed OF j. H. lho arson
uortop Barber and fitch McLaaa. The Executive Com
,nuire are = /. SHlm1n, T.. H. Gibson, william AIeA-
auder J. H. REYNOLDS and Oscar ii. Ieht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
COMMENT oY TGuWINl'S COURSE.

A GOOD deal of talk has been Occa>i0ncd on the
part of y tmpcrats OUTSIDE OF ammauy Hall by the hct
that that Organization, contrary to IT. usual custom, Ga-
not before this held ratification meeting and declared
or Cleveland Hendricks Nariou9attcmlts have been
made 10 force the leaders to show tn.r hands, bu lu'
Tar without Mr. Kelly has expressed h' srnti
mrnis ON the -ubjcct to Toa TRIBUNE rep'Uer
ON the DAY before ne lett for Saratoga, Whn asked what
course Tammauy II ,l would take with reference 10 tie
Democratic nominations. he replied, with laugh,
"snce the Chicago Convention ava deaf. dumb and
bind" His Hcuicnant4 I'm this clty have received no
Instructions or 'ggc.Ou from MIN since Lis depar-
lure. All the d.-trc leader, wIth The exception OF
those IN the XIII and N1Vtn lay thcfo ID no need Of
haste and that it f. possible tha' there may be no meet
NIX Of the COMMITTEE on Organization or General
Committee he one september There was quiet canvass
az the Leaders recently, uu 30 Wa found mat tcre was
no .rUcs,ioH from MI Kelly worth Wrh,iOnh~ 1890 go
Augusta. !. D0charty, the leader in the Nlih DIS
trr favor. Governor Cleveland but 10 j. doubtful n ne
would voluntarily leayc Timmany H'lI John Ecl'y'
the leader ~ the NINth Distinct nod, the lucrative Once
OF f.. i.icr lie has wish to be made the 1capcynat oi
Inc organization was County tlctk 6uinnIeloh,
while sheriff Reilly aud Register Lucw were allowed ~
Governor lsohiu-pu TO retain their Offices Mhrn VIZ.
Kelly - ready recommend the proper course 10 pursue
Iauhany Will be round practically amt ~ following
Ia gt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

There were few callers on the Republican
state Committee yesterday Secretary Vrocmah won. ~
his homc in HorLimcr County on baturday' lo'''ns
Messrs Barber and Lawrence charge lie will return
today. The morning mail brought many ctto'' i"''
correspondents. They say that Blaine ana Logon ''u''
are being rapidly formed In their neighborhoou7 "n' "
considerable number Of their members are com"to,, VI
men who have heretofore voted tbr Drmocratl' lrN,t
good many writer's think n strange that ~ HpDi .u
Hubert o. Thompson should be selected 10 a't ~ nhP
AIRY chairman the Democratic National COMMIT ~
the absence Of seven Mule Barhum and tnlt w.
Mike Murphy should act chairman OF u, IT,
Committee wl1I0 Daniel Manning n nbsrnt lh' nns ,
OF tho Leg iayo Committed engagcd IN INV
Mr. ThomplOns actions rs hrad Of the DepiF'n,n ~ WI
Public Works did not leave him In m enyiabe poson,
while Senator Murphy's legislative record - hol pnt "
be proud Of The correspondents sly thlt INC Hol w.,
OF these men as the occasional heads ~ the Deo'r
National and STATE Committee IL not calculated W p'P
the Presidential canvass OF the " Reform GOVcfhor III
their respect We localities. ,,..,.
The committee have had painted on canvas handsome
portraits OF Blaine and Logan. The1e VIII mihc Pr
Ing addition the display of bunting draped m ine
gagcyay leading to the ~ the committee us
week the committee Will have additional rooms TOT t
use adjoining thosr occupied. ThcV are lhl'
clerical force employed by the committee ana 10,
temporary storage OF documents Intended lOr usIrDu
aud mailing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
EX-GOVERNOR GIBBS FOR BLAINE.
AN ADDRESS TO PROHIBlTlONINTS-WHl ST. JOHN
SHOULD NOT BE SUPPORTED.

The subject of discussion at the meeting OF
the Manhattan Temperance Association III tie hansoh
Methodist Episcopal Church. In Noriolkst last nlSh'
was Inc &C ION OF the National Prohibition convention ID
ittsbur- the duty OF temperance advocates IN the
opcnne address j. b. Gibbs, president OF The assocaiion
sai t. IN hi. oplon Il was more than probable that
the next President would be Ex-Governor St john, and
he urged al temperance people To work for his election
General Butler ana the Prohibition candidate would
draw enough votes from the two great political parties 10
throw the election the O OF representatives. In
that event neither the Republicans nor the Demo
Gratis being stro1g enough 10 elect their candidate
compromise would be effected on Ex-Governor s. john
Mr. Ci,hs then introduced Addison &. Gibbs, the War
Governor Oregou,ard welknown temperance worker
II remarks were substantially a. follows: since the
"a osr o. the olutuH9Il war our National domain mas
hclca ed and half times and our Popls ION more
th.n -hicen mes Tho selection 0t a Chcf Magistrate
portarc.. Now, when consider that Incompetence
cost, ilc pcop" ., this Nation $3.50 1000 ANNUALLY;
of The GGor traffic that IN the United states
400 0no couirned druukards 100000 ruined children;
t,Hf 80 600 drupkarl. die annually; that 100000
orphan. ore turned loose. 900 murders COMMUTE cEeil
wear: that tncrc are 10000 mauacs 10000 crmiHi. III
confinement and 10000 pcepc receiy AID ~ pduperS
tbcn the magnitude of The evil j. such that even We
should be Jealous, out we should have our zeal
according TO discretion , or, rs Rle,r 10 Fay
ing IRE don't Prohibition Il 'ket wsnld be grca
bUi practically he could not do ~ much for icmp"rance
police man IN the small ct W"rd Of Ne"-l'IA. inc
President cannot PISS Ia" nor vi Tor one. Nor mas
congress lauch power over n'cnDersncc - toc an ill
state Iu tine Union II can On mass law lnlDlns
the isanuf.ct Ie AID sale OF intoxicating beverages ~
the Territories and ia the District Of oinn ia, - vel -
! tbeir ip,poriat ON from abroad lhd T. all. All the
| President tould do would be TO sig1 such %
t be- orrItir 4tor,a would be bound {, do he latter
Now. iAr our cause IA concerned the question D.;
40 Intelligent man expects that the latter can possibly Do
ecc nt !, r'n , az ~, you, d ySc, c h- is 'S
Iei% @ hcf5rr ine iiqUsr dcaers to uire them 10
.rtt lttt land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
PREPARING FOR 4 MAsS-MEEIING.
REPORTS OF TIE SENTIMENT AMONG lRiSH-AMEEi'
CANs-READY FoR ORGASIZATIoN.

REPORTS OF THE SENTIMENT AMONG IRISH AMEEl-
CANs-READY FoR ORGANIZATIONS.
The Irish American independents who favor
Blaine and LOGAN met yesterday afternoon at clarendon
Hall. The Committee OF Arrangements Ior the mass
meeting at Chclcrng Hall tonight reported through It's
.b,ir,,., Ausn T. Ford that II had secured speak
crs the Rev George W. Pepper, minister OF e
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Worcester, Ohlo,
Judge John Brennan, Of sioux Clty' IOWA. James
Corkery of Trenton, " j., and Edward gallagher Con-
dom OF Washington The music will be provided by the
Goth Regiment Band The members Of the Committee on
ORGANIZATION reported the condition Of the movement in
their respective districts The majority Of them said that
"A yet no positive organization had been effected asi
had been decided TO defer such organization uuul AFTER
the meeting tonight but each VI the representatives. sara
that he had uIdo a personal canvass OF his ulS-
trict and had found deep feehng against
Cleveland aud In favor Of Blaine and Logan MI RoAeh
said that IN tho I'D district there had already Been Sc
crred 40 names and that there prospect OF good
vo,e for tho Republican candidates Richard Murphy
who represented the With and With districts temporarily
saId that an organization be effected In either at any
moraent Michael Mcsweoaey, OF the VIII said that nc
already knew OF 100 honest Irish Demo
crats" IN that district who would vote for Blaine
and Logan. Joseph r. Keey said thnt
there would be organization In the Alh asiot rum
ming into the hundreds. .-,- 49,. g.. 4, d.
foreock aud has been captured nom esu 10 ohd 1 Io
blaine though It Ia the stroaghoa o. REGISTER Snh
Reilly whom Nc nave 10 loscA WIN
man Rut with all ther thousands, say emphaucaiy,
that they cannot aud will carry the district II viii
C.onsl O'Flynn said: "Tho XVIII district Ia the
stronghod VI tho OyorErOun Thomas CostlgIn, but NC
will make him STIR his stunps 10 carry II for Cleveland
| NJ stanley said "The XVIII IL strong Democratic
district IL used to be spnoaA but Is no" BLANC anu
| LOganA' ....., -, -, IL. rAo
| DomIn nick IIe.n. Of the XVIfh district said Inc
dstrict IA a stronghold Of Tammany, but nad that the
iInmmany men there are for Blaine ami Logan W. IN
tend TO have a club In every election district DIT Msr
| tin who was introduced % member OF the Tannans
General Uomlatee approved VI what Mr. hesn sad' ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
REPUBLICANS AT ENGLEWOOD.

4 LARGE OUTDOOR MtLuNG-srEtCHEs ny THE
HOS. WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS ANp PATRICK
LOGAN.
The largest outdoor meeting ever seen in
Eng.cwood ON any occasion he'll Saturday eve
the feerg. OF the people, and hence made announce
mont Of the speak TO be present Mr. Loyan WAS
stranger; It was NOT that Mr. Phelps wIs IN town
until after m, meeting had organized. The only an
nounccmcnt ma lie WAS nya few hanIb.s stating that
banner wouId b. raised at 1880 =. H. that good speak
era wouli be present Under lhes, circumstances with
mt any effort to bring out args number more thin
MALI the voters IN the whole IshIp were present when
the mpc ~ called TO Orser by ". NJ GrosvrnOr
tc banner uufured aud sic ted wi cheers More han
one hundred Democratic yOt r. present and liz
fined wIth evident Interest Mi. GrIsytnor ma c q few
remark . a ld inrOd icei PaiTrk Logan OF NV York
woiiug an, and Tor forty wears Democrat wao gave
m fJTcIuie ye hi, reasons Tor supporting Blaine and
Logan H. s.Okc Governor tlcYc mas act OF on va
on bill, a1rcung the ere rs Of work. gmcp and Of
tne tana qu sOI urg that his cDuntgymen hal been
us ed too long 10 support BRUSH free trade mad
rea-o to vote for ciuGdate preferred by TIE LONDON
INNS IL was frequently and heartily aDplauded by
tie many work n s!ncn present
William waller Pnclps beng discovered in the crowd
was then called for aud took the 10 md only 10 say few
words of greeting to hs nnlShbur upon his return from
Washington and Name. But he 40 warmly rcce We
nat MS remarks ended fr about thrcv-uuartrrs of
thr, had ever heard him make He lOc ed uu1u all the
ssue, of the pa turn; urged especially that the
election OF Mr. Blaine would be triumph OF American
courage ami BOA ana u0a sly, and rcbukc Of
ness Of foul SANDER and OF the inflated va lty OF few
ueu wnO wished to be Oh usLt pur-r and wiser Than
MAN. az the uOG.st patriots tne country, or tnau
M 600 600 of the 1T gent citizen. He had IT, spect for
H. dr pendent Rrpubh except one two in that
village aud believed mat those who
would snAy that thej ought t. vote or Mr. Biine.
liz address gee Oh with frequent OuLbursts vi
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
TIE GARFIELD rAMLl,s LOVE roE nLArNE.

Colonel c. o. Rockwell, who spoke at the
Republican ratification meeting at Nyack on Thursday
night, said in his address that there Is no FAMILY IN the
Nation more uine OF Nj Baincs election than the
Garfield family Mrs Garfield, In a conversation at Ar
Rockwcls home few weeks ago, said that she coud NOT
believe that the people could reject man Ike James IT,
Blaine Said Mr. Rockwell: "That little family cree at
Mentor love with love akin TO reverence the bosom
friend and counsellor OF the husband a2d father token
away by thc bullet Of dasardly assassin Ihey Ah'"
Mr.. Blaine; and The Republican party and an VINO
sympathize with the widow and orphans of the man
who norerei the party, aud the Natlon cannot pay a
better tribute to the memory Of the martyr man u"
place 1T the head OF the Government the sittc.nah
chosen by James \. Garfield a. his Prime Minister.
Pardon me il appear personal u my rem2rEs IL" hpt
speak Gf my friendship with Garfield Tor se-aIG Anon
bt; want my feeble voice AMI do my snare iOf
me nlec,inn " Nari.LFs cOMldaal and irLoaI.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
FRESHMEN spEAKING FOR BLAINE.

A meeting of Independent Irish Americans
was held on Saturday At No 272 East TenthN. jhon's
Doyle was elected temporary chairman. The purpose VI
the Independent rishinen he said, was to organize ouo
for Blaine and Logan They did not combine to aid the
State local ticket either party. In that respect IN
diyduas would vote they pleased lrshmen are IAN
ing In line in Brooklyn and NcwJersey and they WIZ c-l
u vote for Blaine that VIII startle many people, Nut o
Irishmen but their children were I'm favor lot MANI
They want a man who American aud who VII S'e
thai his csuntryncn's rights prOtecIeh III cFe'y
H. A. Matthews said that he was an lrShmah ana ndu
worked as a mulcdr1ycr when he came To ms count
He ip favor Of the protection Of American apoI anu
wa. for Blame and Logan believing that their election
was for the bssj interest not only of in5hhe Dmt %
Germans Italians and every other naiionlhty' nHl"Ih
Fl1ney was elected secretary Ol the meeting ana Law"
renee Bagley scrgeapt-at-auns. An adjournment va
taken until Thursday wnen permanent OISdA""
ton Will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
VHY 4 JUDGMENT WAS NOr SATISFIED.
A MANUFACTURER SAID 70 HAVE SOLD PROPERTY
TO DEFRAUD CREDITORS.

TO DEFRAUD CREDITORS.
PTraBURG, July 26.-1hc Syracuse Iron and
Tube Company Of NcwYOrS flied bill in equity to-day
In the Unite states Circuit Court against Foster Me
Kay, W. b. Roberts & Son, II. p. Borwald James p.
Thomas of Pennsylvania and the Hugh Mckay Manu-
featuring Company, OF Canada Tle complainant had
claim for - go 90 against Foster Mckay upon which
Judgment was obtained and execution issued, but the
writ was returned uir BRA by the United states Mar
ehal 1t was then learned the plaintiff alleges, that Eos
ter * Mckay had confessed judgments amounting 10
So 900 the other defendants IN tins suit upon which
rro,cy yaued at S 900 was sold To the holders Of the
allr Judgments tOr $4,000 II Il alleged That the
whole transaction was done by frand AID collision ana
To- drraud tho creditors Of Faster Mckay and that the
property all the time and IL yet under the control
Or Foster Mckay The property consists OF machinery
boiler shops engines, etc, for the manufacture OF en-
ghes and boilers at Ttnsye Penn. 10 IS also alleged
that the manufac tured articles OF Foster Mckay are
removed agencies throughO the country where hey
are concealed. The compandnts ask the court tO de
cree that the sheriS sale fraudulent ana must De
cancelled and for such other relief as Is required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
COMMITTING SUICIDE As If WITH JOY.

PTrsBURG, July 2G.-Maria Salter, who shot
herself her home at Leechburg last evening. died at
an early hour this morning. The cool manner IN which
she prepared for death that TO DO preferred TO
life without lover. 1erburg, able
After had finished her household duties, she took
a bath arranged her hair with great care. donncd a
igbt dtess Of white and with revolver IN one hand lay
down II,op the bed. Sac unconscious from the Inns
she fired the fatal shot until death came few hours later
se,,e weeks ago the dead distributed per
soma effects an eng friends rel aiming Two rings which had
been reseL.d her BY her lover Tcrbug whose parents
life ana IL IA believed that Maria mad followed his ex
ample In unlikely that they had agreed TO com
the other world,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
Knr SIZE rHoUaHr NE WAS or UXSOUED VIVID
From IN, Toronto Wah

Prom IN, Toronto MAJ
A married man was before inqurendO de lunaucO
cour and the testimony OF various witnesses was being
taken. FINALLY the hired girl in his family took the
stand. .,,,- -,
We'll Bridget" asked the Judge, " do you think the
gentleman Is OF unsOund mind e.
Faith, sur Oi cant phat Is the nather WA his
msind but Orn sure he's that crazba he doeshnt khO"
nothing, sur" 80
:" How lopg has he been craZyr
OF don't know that. sur"
Well what first led 10 think he was crazy II inean
what did he do To make you think 80 v
can't tell st when wak, sur, bnt wan day several
weeks ago sur the pore gineman stn IN the room
wild his Vote bol the foire an all seddint loike, he
n osbed that the coal scuttlc Imply, an instd ay
tillp the lady 10 go the shed an m II up. he took u
I'm his hands an done IL himself When lie done th at
sur, OF knowed that something he'd happened the pore
glntlemau-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
woRKIYGMEN FAvoRIYG PROTECTION.
A MEETING IN JERSEY CIrY-roISrs MADE BY THE
SPEAKERS

A MEETING IL JERSEY ClTI-POISr5 MADE BY THE
SPEAKERS.
A call for meeting of wOrkingmen to discuss
the tariff question resulted in filling St. Johns Hail.
Gr,rcry-st Jersey CITY, yesterday afternoon II was an
poupced that none but workingmen would be allowed 90
address the meeting. Phillip Hermann, German cigar
maker presided and Philip Cavanagh acted IA secretary
John Graham was the first speaker in f1rce man
ner pointed out the evil effect OF free trade upen the
vorkingBen lie warmly nded the plank
In the Republican platform and advised every
10 vote for q. Blaine whose on the
ton of protective terh were pronounced and unmistak-
able When Blaines name Was mentioned the audience
cheered voeferously. John Graham followed and di
rected attention 10 Governor tlcVcands YetOss Of var
isus bills passed by the New-YOrk Legislature In the In
| tcfest OF WOrknginen.
Michael r. HOLMES announced his unaltsrable deter
ninaton to support Blame AID Logan. Mr. Holmes is a
| member Of the First District Democratic Club
delegation from the ADtiCeyeland Club No I, en-.
tered the hall headed by James Baggs Mr. Bags was
invited speak, objection ade and great lie al
Of confusion ensned especially when Mr. Baggs assumed
| that no was at o distinctvely Irish meeting lie pre-
seuted some resolutions donOuncing Cleveland n,
Inc ereiny Of tho w0rkngmcn and Englands candidate
hut they were not acted upon. Chairman Hermann said
| there was question OF men IN this campalgi but
question OF principles. The Republican parry Ia distinctly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
THE SEASIDE ASSEMBLY,
n,y TELEGRAPH 10 rnE rRlBUSe.l

KEY EAST, N. j., July Pine The. s'I ;, ..
ssryce of the Seaside Assembly was shaes :, cpsny
Rev. Dr. p. g. HIensono "Twosided Renson ,,as r
snd Purity" He said that charity and pua,S m. ~
tssether Charity Is supplementary TO psrv ,hs nss
places charity arst Purity is the root, sna v,ih ~
In this advanced age materialism must Os NV
teriasm s..,.,h schssL .,..osf
The evening service was led BY a W, A. a. Nslsss
Addresses were made by Dr. Henry anu ~
Warrington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
4 RAILROAD FOREMAN FATALLY HURT.

WILKEsBARRE, July 26.-EmanucI HurIeJ,
foreman of a gang of railroad aborsrs was fatally in
lured Last evening tho Delaware, Lackdwanna and
western track NJ NanticOkc lie going down the
line on "A handcar with n gang OF Polish laborers and
when near Nanticoke jumped of the calling To the
men 10 stop They did not understand him ana continued
working the He made effort 10 board again bat
fell uHdrr the wheels one arm nearly cut oil and
IN, skull was fractured