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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
nLAIyE,s STRENGTH IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
rur orroslroN Growing sMAiLEh-iooA'"' WV
Irr rrLxdslrH 10 TaE rsIsuNH

a.
pl,.e,, Irly Do The meeting of the Repnb-
,,oa s,a,s committee to-day afforded opportunity 70
,o 3, car.n,l inouiry into the political shua''"i' "
;, sn, mari, of the state which was uIihzou ny '''
Journal reporters. ,..ott, sald
There arc few independents VI NY 49, .. mt
one OF the Essex County h''h'o'' A.
m rho contrary as things look no" ~
vi wy 80. iarro yore from men who veted LOT
-, p,ler last November The feeling Of the largo
r, ~ the voters known IA Butler men aS'h'' s11
connection Of Governor Cleveland il very h"Se'
working men regard him "A ANYTHING ou' '''p-- or,
Nv EIaipc will have large majority iii Lynn. a,n
confident" sad another EsseT County hS"' -, 80
pape-s are hostile 10 Cover nor 'io''i@''' -, IN
., ri,inc unless General Butler ssould D'oo -
active third candidate. IN th'' ''
vote would not be 10 large. ut, o INV
4. 4 monument Irish American IN Taunton ''i"
,,a,ran fran al cry, said TO me- tha Il u" ',,
re, tor President to-day 300 men VINO p''o
vote, tine Democratic ticket would v"'e 'or D'a'nO
,,ox vii do when election day comes remains 10 pr H
II General Butler should be in the heiu - '-.'
,...,t,,o ho would get OF th"-e '"'oS'
The ,aun gentleman con1d-st that 'enei ~ Vote
"a n rd candidate would rrtlurS tHc n,ine IN
by drawing of q large NUMBER WIZ P'''- "
Governor Cleveland. - rao,anderts In nv
There was quite number OF independent !" lint t
acct on SAID "A Hampshire county lhenD.l, The
I mink that it is gradually dtcrc9snS. ISM. 20 nc
leaders made great effort 10 secnre s'sr ton
Iudepsnden call directly after tae Chr"Eu -, yl,0n,
~ document wa 40 worled astO make persons 10 "nVin
4, Wa presented believe that the Signrrs "",I ~
committed to vote against the RepdNuc.h ,Ch , -,
tbose " no circulated made that feature Oi VI"
lion very prominent. From what bcr seNeis - tbe
VII avail themselves OF the fast that te slsnS ;,,,
c,li dI MOI commit them 20 vote dgan lno
t,.ct There Is undoubtedly large nlHiD'I .. 9,
who were Butler men last Ff1I' Tor @.yeland
- General Butcr IL not pS7mno nat
,..,.. for President IL proo'plo ~,
dldato TOT l yorc f,r Mr. Blame. The college inii
&C a bostil4 10 blaine hostile il fact to proleo
80, e.t a. c,usiua m0rs feeling on me part oI Ina','
49,, I'VE, r. lore In Northampton NC cn' ,
- T nen,orratc tity committee. John b. 'l'9a
w '.,r as nav, TIE secretary lud treasurer 'N a..
p l-lc,, az ,bev r,p0or support Cleveland III lns
rrc towns we shat, gam tvo votes rom M i,en-u-
+ IN 0ur industries where 80 VII io-e oh' ~ ''
ne above are far samples Of the reoi.1 :" we At
~. - f,c comm tee ard other gentlemen W.. b-cn
4 %, Teunhfc.D headquarters Aii'Op'. In, ,,ov,.-
,ae IN SEVERAL owus 10 increase the in" 10, tact
,,.p and make DO appear quite oIlnl'ADr 90 - ,u, ~
/ ,h.,.. = unrp.pg 0f lie genera. r'i- NOT
/ ,nrH lrncr Ia the success oi iie par. III a., 49,
,', 10, s,,.alcau,~it. tut in the country "a .''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
THE PROHIBITION CONTENTION
THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES PHFNFNT-Sr. JOHN
DECLINES THE NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT
Try TELEGRAPH TO riE rRIBuVE.l

DECLINES THE NOMINATIONS FDk fhf7lDf.Ni'
IRrrELgcRAPH 10 rHE rgiBuVS.i
PITT~nrEG, Penn. July 22.-Thrce hundred
and thirty i,s delegates to 10 morrow National Pron0i-
tiop Convention have reported TO Chairman stewart
two or nearly 0ucourth. are from the state OF
Ncyy-York Ncr-Jcrsry sends eighteen delegates aud
the New England s;,trs fourteen delegates '0h"oer'
able feeling has aroused on The subject OF repres1n
ttuu and there strong probability ihdi the CONTEST
o. fc subrct when e yenon opens viii be a. cefr
anous q. II the delegation were composed ot ward pon-
rrp, instead Of representatives of the moral element OF
American society The trouble U 90 amounts To- dn' lhhf
viii lie due 10 attempt 10 coNNtrn" S'"''y
the rule which was adopted 10y the National Committee
.opic tIgg ago ~ basis % approximation lh' "~'
that state, saoud he entitled 20 one delegate Tor every
200 vote. CAS-. sor prohibition candidates al the proceed"
ing stale election election had been heid {" one
delegate for every $50 Signature, 20 &C rcnouncns
auc-,4nc, 80 The old poIrIcl, parties.
I many states rot bIy Ncw-Tork Maryland and Mis-
sonr there nls been mo- rrsus ar Prohibition organization
prior co. is year. hul IA crctng delegates 10 ih' coh-
,ruon th, t clause of the rule wac not regarded an i
DELEGATES were ch1,cn tae same plan Is
bv The Old ;,ltlr--too for each electoral vote Iud"r
r1. tlp Sew York has srn' - delegates ard Missouri
q5 Chairman stewart - the National Com uittee 10 -
ALLEGED Will feet 20 allowing Jl these delegates 10 vo'e
and will u.iu that only CERTAIN nHmo'" vi votes 7n4"
bee cast for the whole delegation, or ~ other WORDS give
,,,, , f. cfou ofa vote 10 Zach delegate. Thomas ".
organ, I'' 'H'I '' nv W." '''@ ''' '''''' -, d.,
ou.y OPPOSE this. and Wall bo supported a
r,o ,orrorflUu by the Nrstcrl Delegates.
~, - ,.o 80 chairman s,cw4r's position
lpo zeal '''|' "i '''''' . a.,
I3 -.tld t. Doe udr,ire of MS pall ~" 80, -
mead of the i"nt' "mn' ''' nr ,,,,. ~ In.
uu ,hc Uc.ci Mt ,i-id -l'', ~ ,ta orno@f
same direction ana ul47 VIII "'.'"''' 49,
tan. ,,, ala. ,.,.til ~. ror President
The question OF VINO -lAIl d. NV ~ ~ t+, r.rt.iu fif
a-1Ufd vigorously H"",. DE-, r., % t.rr ,ly inv,l
after t1c FIRST 1877 ''c"'i paw ,,,e br NrDou.l
to cI.tovrrupr 49, J".ut ' t''',' 't - ,.,',, X \
oi iiIur.-'r W. ~. 49,, . 10 ,rt ma ,ots
sand Mat hc r 49, -Ir TO. '.,' ~ al. i-c..re
/ To Ih't '''O . 49,, a., l. Ia tf ie runs" slI ur
dfompiM''''9 '' III ,.. .,,f .tsu,tiliccl N., IN
" hHi Hc IS nov h'I- - ~, .n f,ev ,r4 for ~
! trEt O.- j. General ,ah "' , D., -,,,l rh. Pc
/ juhu- HiI " .-'A WIZ '', D., .,-or ~ mad uunc. 4
publican a. OH .I ,i,. rh,.i., u.lt..rl as
/ iHr .'~' r."''.' Do. -. 80 49, g-rni,I,,.,u uarty u
/ ihr Ia'l lIc ''A ''ll '' .r,..~ -, T.lp ug.eI
KANSAS SAID -A-.l.F1l.". 49,. an. Pitr.l,lr.s
! nw I'll" ii"N Ms Hii'I' INIT Le c,udtlrr
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A scArnNG nEvrNcIATION

A SCAIIlIN6 DENINiiAllJtf
ayNRY WARD BErCHFR At HIS BESr ~ Defend
ING JAMES q. BLAINE
From Henry ward hs chars se-mon preac1a az i4y"ou
church, AOreDbcr Il. 1850
That there has been most deliberate con
sprscy carried ou n all It's parts WIN loitslsn WIN
naligD and iuiSaou, intent. 10 destroy nc ZANE Oh
James e. Blaine. have NO oOre dou than have mat
stand mere, or ths' me de'' s'e, 10 -I lIo Sycal
whom he NAV dryOur. ~ and down among men. have
watched tae pTozreSs OF H. nave ,.'h .ns 'gUou"s
thrusts that have been maze Al NINA man brD eye
a pure asy other man that walks IRE eailn
considerations, As sensitive 10 eyeTinln mat
il pure and viruOus; CHRISTIAN man,
a Christian tolrher good father and husband ana
EeighbOr good man. whose whole Afe h-o o"rn il'
saruue u reputation ana character ihI ah"u It'h
hin among the good mon o. me earth 1u not spth-
Dg OF the miserable sciibber thai have sought ~ JON
his name In the tren' 'cuon or money MAJ ers ne h.r
a friend who, dying to-d>Y, Hoad NOT ne proud To-
sut us INTO the hand oil james g. huut 10 tdks
car o. hose whom ~ loved lIullS 1hi lg'o l INN,
pet thew tired % make hn us"rinc tu.ci anu hdi.
citLen standing high IN the estimation OF tIr W'i rs
lawful prev and thai tHeV are % be- credited Wlh SKILL
rose Dim and 10 t%iish hls glory, WMcl IS 5"r S' y.
the alton. say tnese things WHO gree "1th A'i
say Oh I'm the iudlyEatos oi tie LORD nc nor 81 nr 70
the very bottom and dd usi desire 10 l1N" ho"u
Tor generations tC come that the men Who urdr'''h N
lies. by forgery aud by persistence n inrIs 10 Ushl
fan fame ma OF tnst nan saol f,' ,A' .l-.',' o
the Lord ami VI tnr NAtoL. -O iEd' iu- p "H"4" 'e
II has csrne; ana IS when e thunder breaks BIO - sum
among the mountains - crash - caught nap or a
ing down upon the horizon, 80 soVn through he course
Of use ne ues Shat nave c'u. pnrd 30 las infamous
stng 10 tbe latest day.
The above eloquent and powerful invcc'iye
against the enemc5 o. Mr. Blaine q. trae now as
It was when MIR Beecher deliver it. and his
present attitude makes 1t far more interesting. IL
IL only right 20 warn our readers. however That =
have taken the liberty % substitute iu tho above
for the name of Genera Garfield. which Mr. bcecher
used. the name Of the man whom General Garfield
selected ~ the chief officer of his administration
and ~ hon he held a. hls most trusted and conf
Dental friend 60 the dav of las deatL.-LdI
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-. n. ana, time Grover will be drawer i-IAl0aHy
GOSSIP rAoM rHE PLAYHoUSES

mi, u,bioh comes from London about
r.naratious making by Mr. Gye for the next su-'' 80
:, an. Metropolitan Opera House WINE ehoo '. tney
an. lovers OF Italian opera, Is not a. "a said.
,onid like to sse IT, Thus 1871 -, On.
O. mas succeoded IN elosns ~
sagrrncnts with Nine A'p'n n,s xtt.l Nine
80, % do considering that the LADY n'S W." ~,
- Ma, Ml. Tremell, Sisnori "aAsS "nu -
"a AZ Ca.t.lmary. The negou~lon9 w" y,
,,1..or aeon, to he embarrassed by the singer s"e
"a 600 mar night which 10 much lsiser Su" 49, -
o,xht "a command considering thar ber ie'' -,
growing smaller every season anu INA ~" y,
. a..tco IN extend It, The list so tar ar com -
no -. - -, ,dmiranls ensemble and only the
-, so- a rreai name makes II at al necesSAiJ '
Nr Owe should distress himself about M"o' W.
The pres.ntatiop OF a few uEhacsneyed operas "a
.tyls might reconcile the public 10 '''np'i'"' -,
tat,,n Of tho stars cs"'o -,
- ,A., NJ CIV, Is negotiating with h''e"]
IN. engagement would give great pressure ~ ar,
.,.r,oers for ia spite OF ITS defects MS sns"A .a,
~. o,t nj the Academy OF Music was oo''Ni
- - tba, ba, been heard from tenor III '''. =,
.,rc. NJ Customary Il spo''A'u' -
who might Ind much I"o"' =, ,b-
sr,ly tries 20 occupy on the STACY
Metropolitan. 49,. --o,,. ,,rsicsl en-
- a,,ri,,r tne hot season are this week aux
- 10, one John f. Donnely Of me BNon Op'-'
- &, Comnapv with Mr. Kerkrr aud Cooncl MA ,
IA
- orrsnlzsd a troupe for the presentation :" 49,
80, Ni., Adelaide Randall is at tue mean q" ~
.'nrer,. among whom Miss Rose Leisn'"s -.
wy. 70 ward Council and e. P. FlocAVoh'
Tn. Robcm,.n Girl ard " Fra Diavolo are pr'uii'
- IN. season opens with The 'n'no'
xoro.Day" Meanwhile " Fake" VIII remain ' :.
,-.c1,on AT the Casino until August "i"
nj viii reach its hundrellh representation VIZ. W
forswcd bv a new adaptation OF " Ihe L'ue Du"'
,ich m. facil, pen Of n. c. BURNER h'- Dro"
uti,anI Henderson has also employer ~"
- ,h vort It's promised that the GOSH mes siIi, ~, a.
-. in brilhapcy even those Naith nav 10 III
Fsslno f.m,us heretofore After inc pains y,,.t.
49,. h.ve v.,r-t lf the wOudcriL l-'All", M
~ Gsorct, ti.y will be ready 10 Weico,I', L.. -
.ho,s - pectea . arrive herr about AIsh., a. n,
snc-ar al the theatre In SEPTEMBER : "a '''-"
facs" r,.-. q. 10, b. onrnsd for pre-
,,,-",-v .e.sns on August H. under tue mana ~ 80,
y'iiii.,.. a Tlatsan The pscCt is 10 bHh- on. ~,
rl,v. Nv i X Tilluissn. entitled "Qdrr"A "1N "'
lstf.r from Edward uarrieAn "1o - ' 'I
u.r4,r At Lake View Point, -cu'Hh .''A'.'. -,
hdiro1dnrkS staf.s that he new play. " INV
h moi a carr, upsn lOrl politics bdt upon NV r
If stafe atoms the srec CIV "h'sr -, tc,,
ttrv re p We. eating. Mr.. Harrgdn saS ne S'VS " "
swhir. -- ,.r refurn to New
vorv "a he arizona leaving Liverpool on 7ep'vli
Tbe coru4ny Will play 10 rhilad 'pElt on 0eptcn,
a.. r,ktur very close connection 1clNctH Vh0 9''
shIp and tho theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
srlsrIyG oN4 HlPrr TlcfrIoN

Twenty eight little waits, gathered by the
CIV - for the Fresh AIT Fund from iAc hh
hi. homes OF the poor N the tenement houses o. Me-"
York Jersey CITY aAl Brooklyn, wn.ei 300 ihr "idno
Central Depot Yesterday aerso'n f'r u - when was
10 oeAr them 20 c,en country fields They were going
Bakersfield VI n charge ~ Mrs Wal'stt AMI many Oh
them bad tine place I1't year lhey "rI- 20
vel liked by tue charitable and kld tanners of the
Green Mountain STATE thst thelr company was de'lI'u
AGAIN Tor Ibis summer.
The sigh ~ the pse but happy ute tcrs - they 10
In A on row on the bcurnc.. wauiug 0ih rNnrt' hl'
counJeuances tor the starting ring oi tt uun Dell mas
bscsne faGail 60 The travelling pm 'hc, "hN ir
busiest W travc oau-es long enough l ~t|H Nll
wnra 10 the children some Que-l 10 concerning
their nome life and their expectations o 10 b",i~W a
little gift upon some weary and hlg-ar1-I0'ks- chd
Look Al that chi t. said Yesterday -datG- Al
one OF the DartV Looks ~ n size wanted fTeah All
dent she a. %" ten YOU. ls the making 81 some OF
these children SAID another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
MR.. BLAINE AT BAR HARBOR.
QUIETLY RESTING N Els COUNTRY HoME-How
HIS TIME N OCCUPIED.
THY TELEGRAPH TIE raiBtSEl

QUIETLY RESTING ~ Els COUNTRY HoME-Ho"
HIS TIME ~ OCCUPIED.
rBY TELEGRAPH TIE rRBuSE.l
BAR HARBOR. Me-. July 2Z.-Mr. Blaine went
directly cottage night and there took tea With
his family remaining quietly in the house undlaurhed
by calls The mornius broke in threatening manner
and she family began 10 be oycrrun with callers
Among the nr-t was a representative OF The IRBrNE
who found MI Blaine standing In the paror conversing
with his -obs mm0ns and Walker. Yes, expect TO
br right here a. summer" said Mr. Blame IN reply TO an
INQUIRY 81 do not say that shall not run of for aly
or tvo" Tho house quie,y but tasiefuily furnished
everything beng arranged artsticaily Mt Blame
sakcs no remarks auout his prospects, sill he saws It
s an ode thing for plsively n the tsht IN
which tor many year, he hn, been dI active participant
Guest. arr received either n tine charming reception
ROOM adorned as t o., with little kucmacke and portraits
of various friends ~ sise when th to tu, on tie pleas
ant porch ont side uN view of tho mountains. me
RlIre orch screened from the sun. -ud ,ecu'On Cd
l.nrd ur PREF red. white ans blue JHuht 'l"iru-u-
lo.oss IS southern end. ErrH. durn9 the nterni'sOn
between h- callers, Mr. Blame sta IN NE morning p'ruS
ing Too. papers. d.,
While ~ ENGAGED this morning. he wa surprised by a
visit from liryc delegation OF III - 1ud gentlemen
from the Grand Central Hotel LverYbo'y WAS de-
lighted. and esucc ally win VI e. Blame, VINO
,ucd rrHtitd with the compliment paid Nor husband
The PARTY Vlt comoosed not alone of Grand central
1lept bun also people from OF t1P yIch Iy2g ont
u thc "a a. or aUl headed by thAr'a Peters . ri,l
zen OF T. lsvorth who spends hts winters Ia New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
FIRE EECORD.
GLOUCESTER BUILDINGS BURNED.
A Loss OF sj0.0OO-N-rRANcE SMALL.

GLOUCESTER, Mass July 22.-Wh hat threat
eucd to become serious ia broke ont this morning IN
Harvey a. Turr's bloc, factory ou Dmrau-st. heavy
breeze was blowing. and l The buildings on Duncan =
Point were endangered Harvey N Arr5 building was
totally destroyed. The upper part of the building was
occupied by D. =. Watson. carpenter and George l.
Fears. snip corl1gr store. \ dwelling house owned by
Jordr,y e. NcCaucy was a,o burned. sail lott. the
Mckenzie House william Nrpondlds large boarding
house and Pururutcr Rice a. CO.'S large storr.houso tn
process NJ building were also touched by the flames.
COST IAuct1rl e. sons binding. and house owned
by Henry Martin were destroyed P.uucutcr, i:ice *
Co. aud the sail lott building wore saved, but Melon
aids buildug was badly damaged. Tie Warren Barn
ham House. ovucdb Mr. Mchrc, nearly destroyed.
h. shepherd House occupied by william o.. Rust, was
saved by tAc moot per-cVcruG efforts. steamer rom
steamer from Beverly. utNy's b|'chsnlth 7ho) and
Luther llaydru Junk store were burned Many families
lost their furniture.
ami lost has, books ana lrrounts. Aoulo sargent q
Workman iu Watson, carpenter shop had narrow IS
cane with life. A, Lc Nt~ coming downstairs WIN
lie chest be tupped and the chest fell upon him,
p:Uuug Him dpwl. md bee would have persisted Aad lie
NOT been rescued by 1lr Watson, The other losses
are. Eu>nw smith. fremont House and grocery. Par
mrutcr a Hicc~ stable. George Epwe'3 saving ana turn
in- mandatory, bullIu- owned by George Harvey.
aud -cw junk store. The total loss as near l~ tin be
-r"d Tor II 300 IN the IMP of London Harvey and
rIIr lose 10000, Insurance 5000 George Harvey =
blacksmith shop. O,.. $1,000. Insurance 5000. d. Z.
W8t,ous loss $1,000, insurance $1,000. Parmenter.
$500 Nel McPuoe loses $500, insured fog $1,000 IN
lac springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
vrw.JrRsEY DEMOCRATS FOR BLAINE.

IN IEIHINATH y ~ ''''' =
Trryroy. July 22.-Ihc Times independent
to-day publishes tne result Of tour hro"-h u''
Ward Of tins city Democratic strons""lI' "nli' ~"
ropa.I alton u Largely made mp OF a5ornS mon - say
"Tlat thc Democrats have lost their grip '''''
dent" The most cheerful Democratic view D. -.''"
, ,,., d, ~ ira WORKER vino SAYS. III te rirc
,., vro H. tsLe place tomorrow, thr irish voters ID
,t.; warn would go almost solid AGAINST '''e.'nu'
never saw so much hcaiu- Ia thc b'morrii' r'""' w.
fore: lut them remember ihat Ne lr-" are an ii" ,.
Iv. p.,.te. and believe that hN 'I'.H "-' ''
i., ,r f ,r. Iutrp.udcu's viii We very sWH. nave
u donna, th. tc Ind- Deudeut- have now over MY usu
enrolled pD their ella ~ his Wjfi IiliA" t''- '..l.
90, M, i,,'l with OBJ. before acriioa day The E'pup
ans are niy Organized. and welcome The new r''fui.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
SUMNER NOTES IRON NEWPORT
WARMER wEArHER-ARRIVALs Ar THE COTTAGES
AND HOTELS.

LET TELEGRAPH TO rRTBUsEI
NEWPORT July 22.-The weather to-day has
been warmer unusually pleasant rhe hotels had
fair number Of ana there many excursion
parties. Several friendly court and tennis matches
were played al the Casino.
:. l. Thurlow OF Wkesbarrs and Jesse Y. Bovton Of
Providence arrived for the c. Oliver Iselin
Of the Polo Club also arrived for the Colonel De
lancey A. Kane arrived at The Ocean House Fnecs
French family o. NewYork have arrived at their
villa at Halidon Hill George b. Mcclellan irr has re-
turned here for fsw days.
NJ. ROustan. the French Minister, who gave n break
fast this morHng IN Charles De Strive tho Rus
sian Minister Colonel and Madame BOnaparte and Baron
Derosen, has accepted invitation to attend bail to be
given Thursday evening the proceeds o. which arc for
the benefit Of the French Hospital in NewYork He also
subscribed S25 the charity. He will sail for Europe
on Saturday. Mrs William C. Rhinesnder. OF NewforG'
luncheon party to-day her cottage. Mrs Robert
Goelet, Of New York. gave dinner party tonight AL
guests being young people Mr. and Mrs c. Henry " ar
rem OF New Yorx, will give dancing party on FRIDAY
evening.
The steam yacht Yosemite day and the schooner
yacht Montauk arrived
The Harvard College Qusrtette assisted by Nine Marie
CalestO Pcol gave a charming concert at tha Casino
Theatre this evening
AqHdneck IIOuse-C. NJ Stone, r. L. Burdck, Cleye
asd; George r. williams, Roceest-r. G. q. NJ Howe r.
wills: r r. strong, Yonkrrs; DR. y. L. Martin. {. VI
Chase New York G.. ". McNaly and wife, Philadelphia
ocean Honse"Charies T Otis, Mrs r. r. Otis. Chicago
Charles Warner and wife, ST. Louis; Edward D. Maadel,
u. Pope l.. Cosrilgou ana wife Miss F. NntlnG Miss
/. Porter Theodore d. o. Jones. H. Nich9is |eoiS &c r.
and family Fal River G. T. Wi'sonC H. Colt, Hartford
J. A. Plumb, GEORGIA; 7. L. Palmer !. r. Palmer Con
q Gast. p p HYDE. COLORADO; IT, r. Trucey, Ports
mouth Ohio J. b. Potter, c. ". Conner, Boston
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAPID TRANSIT TO AND IN BRoOKLY

RAPID TRANSIT TO AND IN BROOKLYN.
The Nassau Cable Railroad Company, re-
Gently organized Brooklyn afford rapid transit IN
that city by csblo in tunne from the Faltaa Ferry
and the Bridge Flatbushave and thence along sur
face roads all parts Of Brooklyn proposes TO the Bridge
Trustees up the transportation OF passengers over
the Bridge connection with its Brsokyn lines IL pro-
20 connect with the Bridge at High-st running
its over the Bridge this city and sfordng
passage part Of Brooklyn 10 the YORK end
OF the Bridge for five The company proposes 70
900 passengers hour the Bridge eacn way
and proper facilities afforded from 10000 TO ZOOOO
way. The company asks cents from the
Bridge Trustees for passenger carried across the
Bridge.
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. wNgIyGroY BECKER MISSING.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Ro Bruce a
broker OF mis- ct7 who nab office II Wlards Hotel
lett MS place Of business little moro than two weeks
aaotoa attend the Democratic Convention at chicago
H. has not returned and yesterday the telegraph com
pany t9os out BIS Office instrument from "Ach 10 was
Inferred hat hc vas not expected TO return is o"oA
keeper declines TO make any statement 4 S'"
- o.. 1...r-f, toc firm, of CharG.er Hun5on * Thomp-
s,- tt,nJ did, ,f.rrt for 81 100 against Bruce 10 ne
la- OF handler Brown d. CO., OF chicago II Wa gen
er nm r.f,od that the ,llt to shortage ana mat
b.. XII f-Il.t I'D nav no MS margins. Eepresrld YES
CASSIDY md Kellogg ire mentioned as .oarr7 Whle many
, r.+. ~ tne MOTEL are Understood 60 nave suffered
ri.re . moon, mo- movement % att any Oh the prop
orfy or nat the law 10 force by creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION.
The Police Commissioners yesterday adopted
,hn fnl,. -.,r- ,,rennhlr and rr.DlntiOns

Wb,r,cx eectioss 1850. 1882 OF chapter 40 81 the
Io,vsof Ss1 cited A. the New-York city Consolidation
~ cis ana s,pfrmber ~ four persons. two OF
yhem ma. Ac OF opposite political taitn on state sTues
from thsir associates, 10 serve As Inspectors OF
ana Two u-rson, in like manner opposite pslitc4! iath
from each other TO serve poll clerks IL racn te'''
district ri tue city of New York. therefore he "
RES ed That Hats received. aud applications are
hereby invited until the 18TH dav OF August next WIN
name age residence. occupation and polite iath ou
-tatr sn@s OF proper persons FOR The positions ahoY
me- ARD the names of said applicants TO be punshed
in The en-, RccDrI al bubble scrutiny -, H..
ReS0red That 1 appir ons Dee referred 10 me Cnlc.
Of The Bureau Elections INQUIRY AMI report A. 10 no
and uualir4 OF the person MAKING Sucu
application and that the result Of such inquiry Dc SUD
mittsd 10 the board.