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~ ErEOrnAN EPIDEMC.

R0ME. oct 9.-Ile reports from the cholera
infected districts Of italy for the last wcut'-ionr hours
ly, - total ol a. new ana = deaths. acau, l97
case and 80 deaths for thc preceding twenty our hours
N,prp oct g. To- ID, last twruty four hours There
have been deaths from CHOLERA reported IN the pro
vince OF Ahcuic. The Iupmcd -iatr~ that u II IN
formed COOL authority htf There have been J. eases
and : deaths from the disease u Barcelona since 0l
tcubti The Barcelona papers deny the truih o THIS
Z
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LOOKING FOR 4 MISSING NAV

4 general alarm was sent Out yesterday from
Police lIoadq .It,r, Tor Henry - lH"h"'' VII" '' III
home iu thi. city ou saturday AND ha not since "'e'
heard nom word of his disappearance Wa ei at Police
uradq .artcr, by Il. II. sherman, % lawyer 81 no ~
Na->iu--t. Mr. sherman said &" IEbt ~ reporter '
m-nt: Ihoina- Do, "a No. 2.'- icntI-i WI" hS
~, SAID co. a.ttu9t When Do l'l, nome lh"l u' ,1
h, ,i.y the Ir,trlral Exhibition ln rhaurlpha and
took him all the money that Dee u.d. l4t was VI
.rluuut,d Win ~. Edison. t'. Mh ln I' H'" "''
auI WIS u iu, ptnr lni-clf lie had u-t completed ah
invention Tor which bee mad luitut-. I'D l"t', a. WV
ILL -.ll Il. ntnl- u iur ma. nm ~,
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the FIRE RECORD.
SERIOUS 10:

STRIOTS LOSS AT RICHMOND. KENTUCKY.
CfxcTNNATI. oct. "a lispatch 10 The Com
crcial Ga-e', from Richmond. KY says that fire broke
ont m the planning mill Of C. Iaiord last night and ad'd
hv heavy wind. the flames proved destructive In
zine, were sent from Lexington, and the ire
was under control after burning two hours
Following are LOSSES and insurance, Z. /afnrd planing
mill goo: INSURANCE. $1,000; W. W Potts. -four
ui.i- sol; 500: insurance. $1,000: City Gas Works
= 600 no insurance ". +. Francis marble work,
600 no Insurance. small losses make the assIt cate
los $50 900. total insurance $4,000.
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plnif'- thlo' Idr-. she Odoric-- isinseciani'
sAoiid be known ald used ~ o'eiy "a my
N1RHIEU.

CARPENTER-SUTT Non Wednesday. octoner = lSSi
NJ re.ilp,s OF The Nuics iatnUr ny 10 don J. %.
byanan r. wood arp.ntcr 80 "a - "a < ite4 VI Al
trci A. -u.t.. all Of Mount sl-a', y. y
u .urU.-u MILTON Al Aiban,, y. s.. on einesday.
1c,o...t = .--i by tt- .sey 10 NC. Holmes, l. D.
Ir-iIck ~ Ichf % hrJpAlfn 10 isapcid .'s Ter o.
HD cert IL Hamh. Ou. esq, 81 AID n
GK,F.IN-M .ttEl--At "a Il lstor Church Elizabeth
\ g. on W.,uosiay pctJ cr 5, y th- Rev. ~
Intl o.p4n .e,rse Una 90 Hreh da QUEER u CAaIios
o. Muit al II 81 1aOe,h.
II Lr-MiLES On .hu.ll, otobT lss', AZ tie Church
lac a., Isehls .et. Arw lp-N TIE ttf iT ~ IAN
coy. IraC' g tdr. lAIyn, Ammo Ne"hn Mice
~ oeurge If. Hot boob Of tais CAY.
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shaking with the chs until their shining teeth catered
together nn-ily
How IL yO' dis moTnn'. Julius I" asked Cato "any
better dan de day bcfo Yesterday"
"Ohl | got de ague dreful bad. and I'm powerful
weak" replied Julius but de melon am about
obcr Haunt got much mo- n week longer. an den
we'.l get obcr de trouble"
YES" returned Cato "wol get shut O. de chls den.
suah."
Neither Of the honest darkies ever dreamed OF getting
over his Illness 10y putting any restraint to his appetite.
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RED JACKET AGAIN N HIS GRAVE.

BUFFALO, Oct. 9.-The interesting exercises
attending the rcncrmcnt of the remains Of the celebrated
lroquos chief Red Jacket and other famous Indian chiefs
the lot given for the purpose by the Forest Lawn A.
socation brought together unusually large delegation
of Indians from the various reservations n this state and
Canada At the cemetery the collins were placed on tenn
porary girdcrs the The Indians who were
palhearers then invited to seats on the platform
The impressive Thirty roprf souiafiNos
from the six nations marched down from he 9f0ud tn IN
dian file and ranged Themselves hY The sides of the collins
which were then lowered into the grave.
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NfpRTED.

HAGEN -FFARTNG--At Amherst Mass. on ThnisiaN
OroDer s2l by The rev. = Diokerms1 ison
III Hagen, Brook yn. n y, 70 Laura g., oanshisf I"
henry d. Iaar1ny. Of Amherst Mass
TUCKER-sCHUILgNB BE sG-On wednesday. oetobers.
by j. Ehrhari Hcnry Tucker to Kate L. aehnicS
berg both u New-Yorx CITY
No cards.
VAN KLFECK-KNTGIrr-At tire residence OF The hrlf"s
Wednesday October : by the feF James
NJ ludlow 70 D.. OF Brooklyn william H. Van a ieach n.
New-Nofk city ana Lilly 0uDderson. daughter o; Slis
r. knight OF Brooklyn.
an notices ~ marriages must be niorscd nth MI naW
and dddress.
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DMIrrElRAYoE or 4 POSTMASTER.

PTT-rrEG, q {. "a dispatch {" The fo't
from Wasnlu-f %. Penn. say, That Postmaster W G.
W,Ic disappeared suddenly week ago, and T. -iil MISS
ing. 4 special Government officer "ti. arrive ~ tnr
turilue luf tns purlH,-t rNtuiIil- ihr h'"h- hi
,Ir u- q strict temperance nAi and not given Z" c&
IINugHitt.
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THE FATAL TORNADO AT CATANIA.

ROME. Oct o. Narrowing details of the tor
nado which prevailed AZ Caania ON the island Of sicily
yesterday have been received here. Twenty seven per
Sons were killed and 100 injured There i great
trc,s among the poor Hundred, of hpu~c, were de
uiui,ncd in the Borgo. FnuiO. and Hivcni quarters NJ
Cib.n and O.niua suburbs of the city. many summer
mansions are IN ruins. The damage viii amount to
! 600. 600 lirc>.
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IOssrS ~ VALIOITs PLACES

PITTspURG. Oct. "a dispatch from Clean
s. y says that az q nrc al Cuba. village near here
this several business blocks destroyed.
Los. $1,000; partially Insured
MONTREAL, oct. 9-ihr ship ohandlery of James vii
son WIS burned to-day. The los, was $1,000; partly
insured III the Commercial Union, Royal, aud British
ON
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COVERNSE\TIXDICATIO :.

WAsHINGrON. Oct. 9.-'D' Ney-Eu gllnl.
clear weather norlhcry winds becoming variable, lower
followed by higher temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic STATES clear weather north
crly winds becoming variable. higher temperature
For Tennessee auI the Ohio Valley, clearing weather
in Tennessee fair weather in the ohio Valley, lower
followed hos higher temperature light variable Winds
generally horhci-trry.
For the Lower Lake REGION. clear weather variable
winds. ,hiftu- to sogthNc-tcry. Bal cher temperature
\ cl clouc disturbance. which Will probably move mp
the Atlantic coa,, is reported from cuba.
IpIplrN. - ,R.tpN ATOMS
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TRnrNr OFFICE. oct. 10 a. m.-rhc movement Of
the barometer during the clear weather yesterday wa.
upward The temperature ranged between Is aud GU
tie average J2l2 being 652 lower than She core
soning day last year. and b lower than Wedne-
day. ,
FAIR and slightly warmer weather may be expected
tn-Iay IN this city aud vicinity.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
IL ,.1rNrrn,. o. 4 rnilrnn1 unr urnl

W ANllINGION. OCt IA lHllTDdu VIII WIS
begun to-day between railroads carrying voters west.
The Chesapeake a Ohio Company made rl6 round tfp
rate to Coyugton. Ky yesterday AMI to-day the Balti-
more and Ohio Company met thr reduction by 7llnar
rate.
PHILADELPHIA oct qThc usual fall time convention
composed ives from a the important rail
road companies I'm The United states assembled NJ the
Continental Hotel TODAY. The purpose ~ the gathering
il to afrancn the time schedules for AN through trains
Besides the arrangement of W" -thcduc7 the ma'r ul
q unl lrml 7Nstru nf ain SIGNALS VIII Dr '"l~lt'if"
The convention sits with closed doors.
Kansas CIri, oct 9.Thc agents of the Alton Wabash
Missouri Pacific and Rock island Railroads This evening
reformed tho officer of thc BURLINGTON road that hcln-
ming Tomorrow they viii soil Hrsf clss f"nnor tickets
tn Dhirli f,r sl3 meeting emit which unv n' go has
h.rf mHir Co., tine BUUH-'uu t"al lh' h-u'i l'i' Us
+ll 90
rtttsnrru. oct - Tho auu of thu Nrinn' Tub"
Wnf- ~ N,k,rs port tu torpvrf FROM ihr baltimore nrd
OHIO iiiuid ,rturnu, F'rrun. rNrraei'r iffiaht
.ittt.- tliI 81, thnu aulr I.rl h1t ruru d,rd0d Dos
800 ,i ~ o. t1ffthrt Go fHtui "i thr RAILROAD '"ni'H'.
ruutiA 80, ono. loot - aiud .r pnl, boo thr lW."l
snf,- r,ni.t ,'uri. drl,rt 1870 important decision
.u.i,.dn, .up,,-r nu..in- 'hr Oirlou tuI"'' Hnd
Nl.I..l.u tauIuut u. NunI rUu.rlHu. lHr
Northern r...I. Eu.HHL t'.t 3D. Hn.l' .'htr ''Ir
.t.,u OF tlr Ol,.uu El',Il toup1nl rl 1l ~ 10000
4..lI No. NI..tIt- .'.-lr- 'ul. lt"irl o. irI
Boo l,.,O, Boz. lur Jud-. ur.dr4 tA1' t. l.i.r holds
-i.d
BOSTON. or The earnings of 'hr ~ .>irn t'nfmd
RAILWAY 900. september uppr' Nm1trl were o-li"'5
u,a-til-t .2InI3- Hc.ld earnings r'r lhc month "i
Au.I-.. .lYNIu- -tIu HNt. tiU p.r'..l- lu''Ih "I
~Y.~l5. Iuc ,4b-idt %. rNc 10 october ""- '-''"'
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rnl mrAL oF IN rnANlsEE,.


corr,- rpudcuf iu OaElcy Louisiana. puts 10 a. th
folnUln question: "Nhat j. o., character now i, DIS
vak .ul .ii.rr,ali n di>c4c l 90 The oarc of Gov
eruori" llI- character is just bad as ever and Boz
uel4oi. tI aud conversation guess and o-rrtlt
Me except when covered ~ with the Veil 81 hypocrisy
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SrG1R IRON SORGHUM.

EXTRAORDINARILY RESULT, OBTAINED ~ ITALY.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Ihcre has Just been
received III this city the report Of the Italian Minister o
Agriculture upon the Investigations OF sorghum when
were under aiken 10y the Italian Government drec ~
after the results ohtainel 10y pr Peter Collier 'e chem
l.. tothe Agricultural IL parmcn In $50 and 1s-o were
rubi,hcl These result, confirm IL striking manner
to concn sion, announced 10y Dr. Collier and enc ttuy
di-pcee oil the persistent assertions III certain quarters
that uobp, ever got such ,t, DR.. Collier. tue III
f.-eucc Icing that nobody ever would an that h, were
erroneous Professor sharpc,,. moreover, The staic
Chemist 81 Massachusetts, obtained in The juice 81 >o:-
glnm grown ia Boston l. per cent of sucro,e or crys
taliztbc -ug r. the Of Tie Louisiana sugar cane
being only - per cent.
The following is % summary of The results obtained IA
Italy Al Modens. ia Northern iay TIE average results
from sorghum fifteen day uf or tie seed We fully
rilr. follows: Iuce Irc-scd from cane. COOS
pes cent. sprchc GraN az of jucc Loss" fhri"-r IA
Juice. l.. 60 per cent; Eur-t iH ulcc. Los per cchi
At tce1o ln roathrrn itatt. tar1 20" from cane wli"
Vs.. worked eight d5- after ca ine and 0h.rh mai
therefore doubtless -ufcrci some hY emission o.,
sugar thc following Ie,uit,: alecinc gIatl} - cc
lO-2; ,uciGae iu JUICE 10 - per cent glucose n Juct
.. 80 per cent
inc above are certainly amazing results. Indicating
a. al the economical ifiUur ion ui our uf -aipA D.
.ocfbiu. vAcu can De- ooIbcrufA expected 80 fir near
frfutr the I,rrnf l'tiii- "i l ~ -n'4ry iui IAc
p,,o ian Of hrfirulII srrrrr a. Fuldrif'il. b..
C,iutr shake dBd iaf ulou va hr-i- mat
rueaf cn tdc fr ia -"r2hn 30 cos h' rt'tirs
one cent pcr pnaul tnr matter ""S Thoroughly de
Guessed AMI man, confirmed ~ thrr e. "iiiurhf- mus Of
i,,. nf MOI .oiI of t.o tiI" triIloi cot lf-
conclusion syns spoken. senator sherman 90 NrlHrnirr
T.. boz au al ifc-- before lr lAcuI. 90 inrr o." Com
niercr Preset Eir convection t"i i' ''lhuI o"i"
and produce ifs nwn sugar ii"ih -"i- ih'n.
=
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SUDDEN DEATH OF An INVENTOR.

IONDON, Oct. 2. -DIVld Vr'tI, an InNrnIor
doing hue mess AZ 40 - Liberty Sew York who WAS
,,h biting patents an the Health Exhibition va, found
iu a. u,ru.ihc condition ia railway carriage at Wal
worth station and died shortly after hi removal from
the car The cause 81 hi, death j. unknown. lie APP
pclrrd tc -ood health when d. LETT Victoria station
There were -i-u- of violence on the body.
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Ready This ,iorning.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.

HE SEMT-WEEk II TRIBUNE
Price In Wrapper trrily Tor mailing. cents per copI
one copy year - - ten copies ADi an citfh ssb
ms tribune Now Nor.
hP g,ropeau mud American Medical Bureau book =
Will show that the cured wealthy ci ems GOV.
ernnen army OiIc who Ia been un,ucos.s
fny treated mental. and physical IDENTITY.
cturrs gland bladder ard kidney d.as by IN.
most etlne ms nfy aLc
Europe Their 0k physician has made these ',esses
,eca'v ami Is AZ le3 Broadway, Afternoon y
2b.rru work On tlrs" Diseases Las
fo n mi, ,eriug and Dremlftfe
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V.,scv n, Vale COLLEGE; cy President MAX i,"p
ehcni r.,,,o. College President Andcrso Z" ho'hos
Hns OF President Cheney, of Bates College al"
al
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West Presbyterian tnnrch

1908 between 81 ana ON aNc-.
Rev. Dr JOHN r. PAXTON. Pastor
Services resumed SUNDAY. october - AT IL M
As p. -.
been remodel thereby ny The sup
ply opews which Will De for sale until oct 20 AIteI tat
date tlo,r viii BE- TO- slle r. rental
TIE VI g. John Ma vii BE- daily a the chrch De-
tie hOurs ~ SSla NJ. 90 j. ~ nnul Nov J. 10 WON
all avn Ca ons can Dee maoe
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On. nf.. the latst and Inot appropriate
I'll, t.ri and f -d MT ,pr, .or IIusng up in the d
Ia ,.,.. %! fie l,nl-: "Vi Blcs, Our teuied Houses,
- Sew orleans tl.~J Unu.
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pryrpy or pROFESsOR CHANDLER.

shock WAS the next best thing pr. j. G. Corning Dr. IL
q snitska and Others continued the discussion.
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=. f,grn ~. "a om'. variations IN mi, 81, by t,nth
Tor the ~ hDnr
iut, me his TIE oseiaon
he nurs iung Th- bioksn Or osd I'm, f"nfrssn
n. nations INDICATED 1y ths Thermometer 81 hGd
mt. .
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TrlDrV-s GLOWING Ell

TIL nrN-s GLOWING EI-LoGIL- OF CLEVELAND.
Samuel j. Tilden's juno samuel j. illhcn rccenl
IT., IA, which ne an-lrttter in which be again
n,c,.I tlat his puhlic ca akce hs leave OF politics.
- Cos q" fnr,ver closed alsn contains most loving
contained the following arand hattcrng relcie1,r 10
A., and discriminating Cleveland. Strong Dcno
,,to Gro,crt lcvcl md crnts went with Joy when
=, A. r, f fle most i'm they read II. H. unaffected
i,.l ,d turcstrane hoartincSs height of appre-
nm i'm ,l,gr that has au citation and depth of tender
,.,,,i since Damon wrnte ness vividly recall DaNds
T. ,i,1 at,r of pvthias iprrsrntation speech IN ten
H. ,,s,n fine trjhuto in rring goi1 headed cane io
an jonathan "" present the
reference iu full:
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RAI.v. CARRIAGE, AND FEED DESTROYED.

The two-story barn at Northumberland
fourtreu-.t. and Bolton4iYe.. belonging to Charles
s,,.er caught ire at ! p m. yesterday and. with all
t contents wa. destroyed IN addition 70 the carriages
i fb barn There WIS "a quantity OF feed and other prop
-,rtK The damage /, given Ht $4,000.
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MIsTAKING POISON FOR WATER.

TROY, Oct. 9.-NlaIv Mckeon and stella
nolan. two little srls living in Caualayo. IN This city.
were probably fat rs poisouol yesterday afternoon. hi
drinking vnt,r FROM bottle which flot bed found in
turl Dr HHrri0k -nr- tir bottle contained - iu-
ot atluuriH. frequently u- td n- 1n "1rWAah
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TWENTY LIVES LOST BY Az EXPLOSION
NlrvNA. oct An explosion of Ircdamp
has occurred in r miYe~ ~ O-frn, ia Nor4sia. causing
fAr death Ol twenty p.r-0u-
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ncury q. ,icrr, Aue,ioneer
oEo. \ LEAvIrr * coMrANY

Now on exhibition ~ 0no y 3D. Aston place h' private
III r O. aud Eusrlvn-s OF Cd. iae uaui' toiwn o-l-
c,.ur,u oio.,e aud valuable collection % r,h j.
La frl.et English AID American looks curou, ami lau
MorA, costly bindings
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iloIillcIl Notices.

4 Cio-ing DAT snle Below o~t
ofartisticaly pantr Political Banners ana Portraits by
HOJ LR y GRAHAM, "a Du4nr--t
Republican Banner new. WIN hanisO poIitli. ios
4 bargain n. X LIZ J = ~
Manufacturers OF Patent open " Ork Banners
- Wooster Il
Noricc Ia Voters OF 18th Assembly District.
ffayIuF failed 20 7-1tt fpf az OF
ing Election M day ordered by the kepnp
hem County Committee al enrolled RcpaOLctls ~ 10
Fi-enth A---nDY District hereby n0Onet thlt 10
Primary Election Wl be held a. No 40 sth-1Ve. ffVu
a I'll WILLIS
ANDEEM l.. PAIGE.
ROBERT NO iGONG.N
JAMES BARRY
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The whole 10 D. eoi Moud,y TUESDAY ant Wclne,lly
agcruoo lui evenings october o., and II. az 23J
. 90
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A BROAD HrNT.-sr. M'CIhp Oliclung MP
i,.- tIrSi: Eh an IS fi'- in.t lr q. n-l"fr been
sayiu ~ Mar Lohcrr IuruG " IIc flniD'd iAai il'
old !'i.hlahd .pllt Wn- mot icdl--" b. IhlIhp. .
De, d. I'm II al ~ htarthat. d begun think ~ val
H.. sc whc ony e W lIccAs bae sent Iuc il "
-lIondon Funny Folks
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Special Nolircs

\ uu.inr,st ,ruini llf s''i ft1nr'iilttlr-7 liilt
nfHiIi rlHN, Nhth cont unf tln na "a ant tNffrf
All i,ssssu .+l . Lf "a nlwt sintrIt.s aitH inn
wa fh.n ft.rh fin nau .n INf' nlH % Nlf II a
p..tai a. ntn..Ita uf1 nu1 tttsi .i Nv Fint - 80
iiif ,ut uit tHlt fftu 90 HtlN lth'. 81 ~
In,ssoI r,i. u. ittn tAr funll7i t. 90 NHf11Hat
nnoea ~ CO., 11n aud ~ Iroadran
vii irl
lNipAN and aAft upN' st h"Diuus.
\ collection of nonat comp auf riunnns tne, iriahR
Hound aid nthN unttatnt rlANuAuh Nuihr 80
slh.tv.u aIn,u ga lnrr eff nun ga .r.Vnss it.unss,
Portraits. NaturD ou,s AID pn F.iuIngi
MONDAY. an, live lo.oNmt AVS It q J. m..
" Eot No,lsiri- 10 lection ot Do.u, M-his iaper cur
r.a-- .lu.,n.l -lo.n pru-nls W. ~. - ~ lus
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Prom nc 10 =, per
f6 Ne,r {. 80 BT0plNaY.
pnmnry Election Of TIE ReJupi,an Asses sicp a. IA
Assembly District VIII De Asd ~ fkIp -, Oc,er 10
ui II 10 b. IN com Ell Us VAN g. Pa.
fRED 4 SHIFLn- secretary. Prs. ic0f.
Primary .iecIioa -ec lnd bis District FRIDAY uc.o.
hef ~ AT II ado lGrters 4oO Pctrt Polls non 10
10 %. ALNio -hfN'
Ino- BNoWN.- crctary. Chan IAN.
Rting saddles fr Campo Pdralos saud IS Il % up
byl rOidway bbl Br1at~ay. tHl frOai IVA,
Republican Natural yniiop COMMITTEE.
4C6 PcaIlst, corner Chatham Ofce hours % 3
%. SHEA. Chairman
third Assembly D-lrici Enrolr Republicans
lrmar Election Al Hrao quarters. 3 Eist hist. Ffdvs
OCos,r 40, l'oi. fIOn : 20 Ia ,. - 49, -
JOAN !. AhKk. thAtLfs y. IA MUIR
Secretary Chairman DISTRICT tOum4it"e
7th A--en,b, ui.trirt Ind ru.ndent isepnhicaa ne
and LOAN CAMfA lGN CLU B--Ise yn4r fubl, NJ e."s
viii Dee held g Head. srers Ots.aNo. on titer s
Ing, ootDsr IL. otcS not - IL Alteaei O. A. L"'" "
fOsurl j. -. ..Oters VI ( aidr - she O. 'einf..
YIN A AIrt 80, CbRNrLIU~ DDNONAN. ff's.
l. BEF.FX 7e's JAS. 4. uALPlN, a EA Coz.
I2h Assembly District German Repuorc.n Asso = ~
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ALBANY. Oct. o. There were a large number
Of callers 40 the Executive Chamber TODAY among irm
being William NcAdoo. of Ncv-jcr~cy; Edward Tracy,
of Iau,luemrc: Charles j. Everett. of Itica: james
Walton Green of Nc, York J -iah quincy Of Boston.
and Charles llu-h--. Of sandy ul.
APPOINTED ~UTEElN1ENDENr or An ASYLUM
SYRACUSE. Oct. Or. +. c. Carson, of New
Norh Cit,. has been appointed superintendent Of the
STATE idiot Asylum.
RAILWAY TRAVELLER INJURED.
lB TILIGEAru In Tii rRlWNt.I
BiNGUANTON. Oct. 9.-IhlS afternoon ~
No. entering ousquehauna on the Enc rold
apa,.oneer Henry Furdcdo fell from the train and re-
crvrd probably artl injuries. lie f0Ecu 10 Tho -u
quclnuuI Depot iu 800 Ducun-ciou- condition.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS l. .a-t I'm 81.
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, 1884-06-13
New Yorit's Rad WHISKY.

a drinker OF experience has been giving
mo points, 1t is n wise man who knows
where to get n good drink in New York. II
no buys whisky at the Hoffman house, he
will have the pleasure of paying 80 cents for
n glass Of spirits that tastes like pepper and
water. At Delmonico's he viii fare even
worse; and there is Drly one brand Of whisky
in all the Brunswick stock hat ia worth
drinking. In the gnudily decorated saloons
on Broadway the whisky IS atrocious. 1t is
also more or less sharp and peppery in the
many saloons clustered around the
Stock exchange. Really good and nu-
tritious whisky is to he found at some of
Che hotels; also at tho saloons along the
east and west sides OF town, and at a con-
silerable distance from She fash ave
nues. Better whisky can be bought in
Second and Third avenues, in neighborhoods
infested with tenement houses and swaiminr
with corner luafers and inciuient criminals,
than ON Broadway or Fifth zveuue. 1t costs
10 cents a glass, aud is usually served over a
sloppy bar by the owner Of the shop. When
YOU lind n saloon in New York that glitters
with cut glass, polished woods, and heavy
gliding, and manned by giddy bartender !,
look Out Tor is whisky. The reason the
whisky in the cast and west side places is
good is because the people who patronize the
saloon drink it h~abitnaIly, and know tho dif.
ference between good and bad stun.
, 1884-06-13
Long Distance" Railroad Men.

lChicago Herald Train Talk
Ne and my buddy can make moro money
than anybody else on this division when
there's a big run Of frciGhtS,n sail a Fort
Wayne locomotive engineer. as he leaned his
head out his cab window and sucked n Wheel
ing stogy. Allows that, enginearl' "Well,
I'll tell you how it is, young man. Maybe
you'll think Pm windin', but in the fall Of
1850, when freight was movin' right lively
and our div sion vas hort ofmen, my bu Idly
and me run our say, aad nights without
leaving her, except for n meal occasionally ~
After explaining that "bnd1y' meant fire
man, and "her" refo red to the locomo-
tive. the engineer relighted his
stogy and continued: you see,
we've got it down fine, aud III bet my
next mouth s ay we k II run a week without
gittin' off the ties. Now, you know in rum
niu' a freight section bout half our time Is
spent on sidings, waiting for passengers 10
pass and orders. I've got SO Whenever we
come to stop L so right OH to sleep; lots o.
folks travelin' wake when the cars stop, but
It's the other way with me. When we're
a-goin' it's my TINA Tor business-couldn't
sleep then II l was dying for it. But when
we're standin' you kin bet I'm snoozin'.
Now, Bill, my fireman out there wipin' her,
he's a sleeper wnen we're runnin', and when
she stops he wakes up an goes to shovelin'
coal So you sees we divide tao time be-
tween us, aud we kin Iun n week il necessary,
Az make triple wages, The only thing |
don't Ike about 1t is that darn buddy o.
mine will sleep when he amt needin' it, an
/ have u do some OF his shoveliu' for him.
He's sly, Bill is, but you can put 1t en- your
time card that we are the champion long
distance runners Of this road; amt we BllT1