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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-08-14
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Of Maine.
Vice President,
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For Congress,
LOUIS Il. ATKINSON:
Of Juniata county.
For Senator.
N. POTTER,
Of Selinsgrove.
(SubJsct to the decision Of the District
Conference
For Assembly.
q. ALFRED SCHOCH,
Of Middleburgh.
For Sheriff,
NER Il. MIDDLESWARTH.
of West Beaver.
For Treasurer.
tCHARLES a. BOLENDER,
Of Franklin.
For Commissioners,
JOHN MOHN of Centre and JAN r.
n. HOUSER Of Union.
For Auditors,
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SIERER Of West Perry.
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of Freeburg.
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VIII expose to public sale, IN the borough Of
Middleburuh. Pa.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

HOW MIR. PAHNFIL ANp OTHERS ARE PASSING THE
HECl- oT PARLIAMENT.
% me UTffor ar me TrtbuuF.

HOW MR. PAnNFlL ANp OTHERS ARE PASSING THE
HECrso oT PARLIAMENT
To me RAZOR OF me TrtbHRe.
SIR: The propagation of Parliament has OF
course given the member. NJ boI House, opportunity
OF rctumineo their homes or o make short recupcrauve
trip, here AMI thor about hc country. a no doubt he
ing hit tagged ON after the somewhat long sion and
wear-omc discus. vote, of ccn.urc the franchise
and the Egyptian puzzle.
Naturally the Irish members, like ducks 10 water have
bcls them-rve, To- their native heath, and by the way
what lovely small shrub th' Irish heath or heather Is
and how royalty and prou>cy the thick masses Of
Is purple bloom cover the Wild. waste places as far ms
the eye reach ~ the mountains and hi-dc making
tine whole look i'm the sunlight If clothed with rich
carprtiug of many tinted yarr-atri purple.
Tho chief himself Nr. Paruc.. has taNeul mp 10
Avondalc his place IN Wicklow fora lew days. shooting
and is looking miry we'll Mr. John Redmond and his
Australian wife. huc-ookug blonde, are staying at
Bray next to JAMESTOWN. thc most fashionable watering
place iu Ireland imr. Them both ou ,yi--t the other
JY .ooku- tc por-luiirau,no f counuha felicity which
r1F Doe partially atriY4trI the recent Introduction
into their itu4y circle OF baby daughter Here. and u
mistake mot it i, the Same il En-ltnd, when man
mtrrr~ it b, considered generally tlc correct iunt even
ifhe have uo other .al qualification ut tc slime. for
hI- employer to give ulu Increase boz salary. Urroby
-cjuusa premium 80 to speak. on matrmony. How
over fn- is usually couutorrl ia some parts uy
rr landlord raising t- rrul at every ucrc0se u the
t.llt lltlu- 1o1r rllr tnlf Won't work both ways,
ua H things taken l,Y ac.o Iut. Cd. landlords 't at
present. like Chat OBJ ,l. POI. c-nlu. is NOS a happy oue
Ir r Harrington tr Member tpr NriJl amt worthy -ec-
ratar, OBJ. zinc League ber.. is about taking week., ho.i-
day. now CHAT many of other members ar, 30 present
-HFlu-u Dublin. liritn.. vino has been chiefly n-
-r.I..t' u bringing olt -Y'l.oi thr startling reyra-
.ou- u lf- eI-. of .I- poor YI u.u Miles Joyce vino
vl-d.ncto lo4tu Dy. tine Government. THE relorn.ipe
1I...,.r fpr N,uaeh3u 81. "Tim" Hrt'y. ANA his
...H.- vio, IL" t'1-hf"r of tHe able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
wuar PRESIDENT B1RNARD SAW ABROAD.
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND-ATTITUDE OF
The LONDON PRESS.

AFFAIRS IN IRELAND AND ENGI AND-ATTITUDE OF
The LONDON PRESS
"I have had pleasant summer abroad" said
President Barnard of Columbia College, on saturday rs
he turned for moment from large package OF letters
that had accumulated during his absence "The day aier
the college commencement In June sailed for Queens
town and have only been home two hours. The gr'ar
part Of the summer spent in London. trip To INV"
burg was deferred from various causes an" '"'
cholera was an obstacle In the way OF a'"u'
Intended trip did travel, however oons"e'a'N
in Ireland and found what f. doubtless seen
nv most travellers That the ireland OF the tourist
and the ireland of the demagnguc are altogether ",
countries As q Committee ~ one wonh report ''''
did not see tho distress in ireland that had
GA ,b,r, saw many poor people. hut not th' extreme
r,vertv and sniTering that had looked iof !" Wv
,r tons and I'm the country the exterior aspect WIS
certainly a prosperous visited Cork punnn. h''
f,st Killarney and tho Giants Cau'ewN "h'h N''
IN Roif,st ho largo convention o Fresfi"iAn' was D"
sessinn between Port Rush. no'r R'ii''i an' n' '"'
,,a, is AN ,oetroal railway. ac,c mo' long which 70"
Great .ncecsa Tho dynamo "a driven 10y the water at the
Causoway,
um tondon saw that great ont toor dcmonatr'ton'
vhrrr thtu. thcro must have hron million p''Wo IA
Tho street, taxing part Ia The procession -,
watching &C. HYDE Park, whore the stands were ri''''
W.. literally iammod The Achilles statue was d"
crowded Do, men who had climbed on 90 obtain better
VirW of thr throug that 30 rrsrmllod ana lmW'" tl
al bees know the Marquis OF sail 'nu} ''I,n ,"'
ment of the peope not To- he put down Dos snec -nrh
an apriSine hV great body of pt pie meant h" lu'
thc mere approval of the Franchise hu 20 meant 'H d.
Is fast becoming question whether hc lol7 'i' i 49,,
pse The arstocracy Of England b. growing weaker ""
weaker Is an institution, and think inc hc-n'A- o. ,N
end has have been surprised ih' sunni. 81" n
course OF the London press 1he Times ana "'l,,l
papers give Mr. Gladstone their suppor nut the majority
Of The paperS seem remarkably d.ugruuons M th'i %
pussion Of the political situation M Gla", one mas
made strong point in his speeches a. Euhnufsh ~ pro
trstng AGAINST the dissolution Of Parliament j" aPeh
directly 10 the people Tie has pressed the point lhJ o
prcrogatiye OF The Crown should not oe taken Nal.
have been home long enough Z" see Tor ml sen
the prOspc-t- for the college year Two trustees nav
treasurer ana M Belts The term begins on Oc'oct o.
and the trustees will meet on that day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
THE EXPERIMENTS NTH KEELT'S FORCE

"The value Of the artillery experiments made
by Mr. Keoy sandy Hook saturday" SAID Charles T..
Collier OF Philadelphia, OF the stockholders, D. not
in the manifestation OF any great power ia ths single IN
stance The experiments were simply 20 prove tina, he
has a remarkable motive force, applicable Tor this pur
pose which a. Colonel Hamilton, the United states
engineer IL charge, admitted, is not compressed air. and
is greater than what has been shown in experiments
with compressed air II is not carbouc ga, either W,
bauhes Ut the pressure MI Kccy lad there ih- plans
are now ready aud in few weeks The world "lll learn
what a power Mr. Kcely has discovered This - ihr first
time he Ia, away from h- -hol. Which :" many
have said he could not leave. and one rl-ou th" he
10 NewN0rS that ~ per ceut oI ie STOCK is
now owned in this city,
"Wiu the producing TIN, force bc large asked
the reporter.
" Almost nothing. Mt Keely has discovered great
natural LtW. lie has haIucs,ed -oUld.'
How does tlH' barge bull,tt'
" All hts Instruments and eu-ilc attuned 20 GER
tain pitch. a ha. the EeE bl which In-tiI aIe
Ousy I'm motion molecular vibration. That d, al can
tell yVu al present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
IN ExHIBI7T0N or INTENTIONS.
WHAT AN ENGLISH PROMOTER HAS TO SAY OF THE
ENTERPRISE.

ENTERPRISE.
The prODOSitiOn made at the Sclenlhc Con
gre, recently hcld in Montreal aud the Electrical IA
hibon in phiaielpha to hold an International exhibit
zion Of inventions in London next year. has aroused con-
siderable interest among scientific and inventors.
reportor of TINS TRIBUNE called upon II. Towerman
Wood at r.th Avenue Hotel who was designated by
The British Association to bring the subject to 'he "'e"
zion Of American inventors. MI Wood ''uo'
r..,i,,,o,', = ,nli,ior Of Inventions as nh,
- ... -, a,,i,,s tl.t Ar,eri,, ,bor,I
be properly represented OF an countries in the
wood America is the which oreht 20 Toe most I'M
,cr.d .I who's. helm we are most anyioa, To- secure"
Vl'..''' '''' '" "''I Wv ...
Don't }"n nn1 people ID va, Oh" country -''.''-
rather -i. of these exhibition. " asked the reporter
~, ,',' 49, l.t. IN $50 M. l,s,. .i-
,,j been , many al tho UcaIthercs this present
summer AMI llerc WILDE as7nany more ut the inNer
tolie- ua. year. Tive exhibitors like them because lN
make money ou. of them the public lis, them because
they are amused 10y '1''"' ana "D'' more ''' W '''
want
Vow. Mt Wood. what becomes OF ou thespi"h' Oh
,i.., ..,l. ...iou. r
"Thlt 81, matter which believe viii Doe decided oy
the Prince. . Wales. who. thc rI promoter of t, SERIES
OF cNA'i"'', n'" '.'N- "''- Dbl
surplus i"" 'H. flh'i' hAn''.''' . ."' .'f
foundation of charitable Institution OF fishermen
r.i,.. anal children fl-tly 10 tl. promotion of Oh"
branches ol science connected with H-h The e." -ihi-
tif tl r, Ems of lis and next years exhibition do
N'' '' ''' .'' i''7'
no. "'"N' ~ -..... .,,.
" AZ aI events the tNliNN'h Us N'l p.i''' 'l''''
,io,.n..,tr
t.t. ,... .. ...... .-,.,..,,t . ....r
ih ID" .'-o' h'' "N' ' "
though it De- sanctioned ahj a -i'' iN "'i -"f''''
n . irlfl.,.l Diva council appointed hy tae Prince ~
Wales and .f which H. b. H. .- the h'H.. SIR i'rof
IrHmW,U tl, great IICII-b tu lu'nr i'' t.'.. 'l
thp council. under the Prince. queen ''i"II" i'
Patron of d."
4 T.
ral 10 rta, t.n. huf frat iu.H.lu- DIT. I well cttIF
u.tr,"
81 ID f. .s vo,, fif .o. IF won look 10 our ,'a sif-
c,+t., I. +i.,I., . shall, .1 show prot,-.,. au.
,,.r.tr. I,i.r, and %, ui We shall iD our best tn
tnit t, .n, OF f.lruflcluc goods. anJ paw ullteri
al .rI,... uin hardly h. admitted at lil Tho Uci -
HAT .I.n,. aud industry have outruW1 thr nl'til
.r fI. .tI ODD /. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
SURE THE 1LJ1gEE MS 4 HorEL.

The door Of TIE TRECNE couuun--room
vas slowly opened about d. O'Clock one evening hast
week and curious ooug iud ,dual c4auoa-Iy eat, rcd
with rather uIi-i,aiy step Die "a unstable and
-cml-oearI, ANA ~as attrrd iu venerable checked
SOM, several portions o. which seemed taku-a vacation
A canning brass aoiarburou nl.ed the dual office OF
ne.lc aud collar vt iI, bus bead sa- -uruountrt by
small pcunut-hap-1 hat He approached Ne counter
This hojci"
Hotel. " repcated the asfoui-hcd attendant "Ya-,"
continued the stranger l.1r. boldly. "H-h r.d -uoH
mo ur 90 luy ROOM" "1AI- .-'i h1te' explained tr
ctrf, " lir % newspaper ou.,r-Ift ItIEI Nj " MtL
goo -f.f -.II ll. N. B., o.I lt-. t.N.u Doc ltI
o. just went oul to .lI lDil.f fora FRIEND ..l f,Y.
thr name ~ the hotel. vent duuu luI- ..l uI0 .I
tl..f H.il. .Itt fAl. lur-t i. ths place.
Ihc u..ur. ol tir HH.idla tl- '.riu o1p..,. iud 1911
tIr huI.l- tu' Utl-l.u.If.. .-feI Ilt t..I.I.f
how. seemed uHcout.rer,L i.- s, ,le .v.ul.I BOB
determined manner. and Doe '.f..., coa-Ia,r,. Hr
u.,, 1eu- ,..iuUl.0. lhD.- be-, -t,I.u to Ibc ra,.
uu,- pl .hc '.o.t I'D. n,ar'-1 LoI'.. When L,-t
seen be- sa- 4i,4p p... doau ~p.ucDel. $50 tIc dIcl-
uJA ol tht IItcI, alll luu44Ii- the lemon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
) ecal Nou:es.

&C.,, i, l.a,,;, T,ln,f,- = .r.-,,-, N 49,, Co..,
-. pr ,'"'''NN . ~ - ~, "'''3 Din'''
-'''' ''"' way -' ''" ' ''N .'' '''''' "'' --
Home Made Preserve. Ac
Families supplied ..ta 'r,s,-v.t Ie.tsA Brla!eI aai
Canned Illtf,. Pickles 10 9ur tpII
c[,S
warranted
pf.rFr.rrTN pt-.r
i-'' --'Nt ''-'
Circulars c0nauin- prit an aces sonr On fD0tl
ti0l. Goods stored lnii
- j
So D,er4a..f ilr5J,yu \
ftles-blul 'Irei ng tciint uc,t assure, &c safey
and certainty cici "i'ui ciif or <s.ii-u- OF e'rntipn
liDH p'' h'7. '-A''- '-.i'i '' 4'"''i"f" FsPi "hd
rrer. - ,'ni i.r' ,oirr.. ,.,,,....
Dr.. MILLER az AI9'N' ID "'Si -o'A-s'r Ne"-foif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
"KEE-ES NE SOWE NORvs

An American naval officer vino had spent some
cons rrinc time n China utrriic4 Amusing peri
once Of The Ignorance Of She thnnso maiden Of tho
tom OF ks-ug Niahiur to complete conquest D. had
tnldc uf Young ntl lu hsaufful llt Dee invited her
using English wnuir go give him kIas lindnr hrf
oumpr uf ha rrpurat aomoha Obscure hrsuIfrd
rIrl ram into another room. huroua hN alaiHr rN
claiming. Terrible Wnn rafrr HhnN hr drtuutul"
tuf W Wnmruf. ulur hfr.rf uuIuu 90. che returned
tn him. saving DO" would lrtui nurr of your stfthan
rip Arcra uo' tlr know ~ wasn't rght. hnt De- kept
600 iuaIrurfIu. her boo thr trnf hrprs mr" until che
know how fndn ~ ike native Ntnhrr Firl Aud nftrf
that ahc sutfrttul Is arguud ruufHt fruHrlnF ktres
tulr urfrt llur Moe rr krf ." iAn.Irr Anrtl
rtiN aud Tho lraanu wont nn uufl hrr WHWHtr voice
iudrly awakened them rfum fhrIf delicious dtttnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
GETTING INTO ms FRIENDS ScRAPE

Walter Campbell, of Grnd-ave.. Brooklyn,
entered the Jefferson Market Court yesterday ntoN-
Gated chat hc unable To- stand H. said that friend
of his had been arrested and Dee wanted to speak to
Justice Patterson u hi- behalf Court Ohcer Niyou en-
doa ored 90 induce him to leave. hu he became indg
nnnt and 0ullly ulood.nt tho bar As hc fined
500. hp turned mpurniuIl, the officer aud muuuurcl.
BE- ttltiu.' I've walked into tho iun' dim This tmr
hope 1uuI uut m. wild fri 5000 TIM SOS Wr hin nave
tho comfort ,lrh nth,ts ...iDtN while we're hero
The PROMISE vas rivou. lud hc HI4 cd away satisfied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

The fashion Of beginning % musical festival with "a SEP
vec most of an boo favor at Worcc tcr Hd for 600, r''
pom SUNDAY wa. fixed upon as the opening da} for thc
Worcester Musical Festival tAi. YEAR More striking.
however thlu tht service DO. r,Iuut Don winch ihr
preacher. Canon kuoN Little. seemed io DO nIt 300 hi-
uHutI wound Tine -u-crpfnIIr- of tNrrNhud present
Turning at one time iu hI. sermon point blank O." thr
-I.itu- he asked Them 10 thr dU uo huA 'hrrc Was
% great deal of danger boz th.r ART wan thc clerical
privilege ~ answering bis ouu question Dee replied That
There was. ard lprtW Do went ou Co dec1n against ihc
vibration ul the nerves which music prudurrd lir rallied
at The excitement of tine passions which necessarily
flowed from thr ART of sound went cu 60 declare that
great u44. -i-Iu- were tAr miserable victims OF
mortal SIM together with many other equally Hpropo,
remarks, which could NOT di to Provoke sensation CON
-.lrfluL tItf cV,r body 90 the Cathedral was more or
less of a musician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

n, shows TIE b,on'rs 's,,ons IN m Y b. ,-nss
Nr -
Precdins nnsh The irregular nte line pf..nts 90 ~.
By t0ftft
Indicated 0y the hernoneief al Ee-
phArmscy 81, Broadway.
TElBUSE OFFICE. Sept 22-l q. m.-The changes IN
the barometer during the clear weather % yesterday
were sight The temperature ranged between BE- and
10 the GOIs being - lower than on the cor
responding day last year, and ts' lower an on -atur-
dlg.
tIc, may bc expected to-day DO This city and Nlai-l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

Awarrant was put ID the hands OF Detective
Zundt Of Brooklyn yesterday for the arrest Of Jonathan VI
Roberts editor of Mind and MATER. spirualist paper.
who WAS convicted OF ibeing Thomas Il. Ticc Of NO
81 Fultonst, Brooklyn. two years damages being
assessed AZ $4,000. Roberts put I'm jail limits
~ he had M property but recently moved rom Brook
lyu to Burlington. n. J. A he had left tle county
warrant secured for hs arrest Roberts wAs found
last evening at Spiruastic meeting IN this city aud
taken TO Brooklyn. where De locked mp n the wash
nrfnn -Irnnl pnlInn NlnlInn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
WHAT HE WlYTED STRAW FOR

From Tie Artdnsaw Tr1B,ney. .
Man with business air drives 10 the gate ana GAIA
the farmer -,
hrstrate fodder"
" I've got plenty Of H."
" Bright and well cured :"
II" Yes. sir"
" Never been raincd Ou. On :"
" Never has been damaged"
" We'll, I'i take all yOu'ye gf. I'll send after IL 70
morrow"
" He must own hig livery stable I'm town., saws tho
farner when tho man drives away.
Oh, mo-" replies bY-audcr Tie - flo nan lfact-
urcr Of popular brand ~ smoking tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
From The W4t-f1u Psrte,o.
TDNIpN p.TgU-

Visitors the Crsa Palace have Of late been greatly
annoyed by band, OF rouehs who have stormed refresh
mcut bars and generally conducted Themselves ia
thoroughly backguartly manner TO is therefor. with
great pleasure Rc read n tur uaper- htt half dozen of
these "'0vIluc 'Arlc-" haze been hauled up by tAr
police To- b. hoped the Lambeth police ua- frat"
VIII 1--WE them what tl.r deserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
Gossip FROV OVER THE SEA.
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS
J,.opi Mr. Lab0uchSfe's 7futA
- ,.,.,.,.e AL, 4 ANfVTTNC

AZ, Ton, u,rbos has spoilt a good case by eXag-
ertion In former DAYS the Mississippi was requen'ed
nv professional card players The inhabitants ON 'ne
hanks of that river being ~ practical urh ll''u ~
,,,,., I,es too ohccfionahlc Some Of the gambling
ify have now taken the Atlantic and oecl a'
t,,,cr ivarI,nnl and New York I'm search oi N'lN-
r ~ mo Atlantic liners ought to iCnow these
.,uns and should not allow toir vessel. ohc c1n'tfhl
into gambling hcli- hut when Mr. Hnth'- -. IN
,,,ooet inst cards being PLAYED iu the sWokin room
dirng Am Atlantic voyage he win hardly have me p3
ifi him, cards ao pa,cd nj clubs both in America and
i'm Fncland why then should they he toh"o.d ON tue
Atl4uffr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

pr James Goodwillie. Mr.. L. r. Hammcrsburgh. DIR
Charles C. Lee. Dr. stephen A. Main Nj :; pe III
the Rev r L. G. Peck Mr. Howard Potter Professor
Richmond NJ Smith. sheriff J. Guthrie smtn; P' TncE
t-Colonc Duncan stewart Henry Silk. DIT > T. 1urn
er1nan the Rev John whyte, the Rev william marty
and Mr.. CarksOn Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
TAN WEArAhR REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-For Naw-En gland
generally fair weather. nearly stationary temperature,
westerly winds, lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer and
generally fair weather southern winds lower barometer
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather
stationary temperature. soHtherlv wiuds.i
For the Lower Lake Region cooler fr weather, vest
orlN winds. loMcr followed DIV M-.A-r lAL-m.L.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
politlrll Notires.

AZ Reduced Puces. Banners and Portraits all
sizes on hand. HoJEE q GRAHAM Artlsts 90 Duano-sg.
doors west l broadway since 1872 tall ami tomDsro
Wurk eEi Tor price
pr,ce-. Patent waterproof net banners ar.
tsUC portraits ruined huight uullOruS Oaps calea
torches send Tor illustrated catalogues and pfce lists
II. IL. LEVY & CO. ~ AaAsler.sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

"TOo lazy. doubtless, the other one replied Here,
porter take that child a cup Of water"
The porter brought the water, AMI the man uifne1
around aud garcd ~ the When the train stopped
at the next station entered ana mixing the woman
In his arms carried her out The poor creature was
paralyZed.
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saer IN consider There has been much correspondence
on the subject and Mapeson naturally wants W .c,
much rs He promises some very nue. arusS YTa
A. no comes tho season though short, will ne gooi III
wants to take Patti To the City OF Mexico mere o ,d
make great deal Of money, and that VIII prnaut,
him 10 come even without the prospect OF making
fo,t,pe ont of the New-York season."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
THE RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN MR.. BLAINE.
GENERAL DUTLERs APPEARANCE AT THE STATE
PARA RELIC OF WINFIELD SCOTT
IrnnN rur nTnrI Alp CnpprapnNnrNr OF rur rpInrvr

THE RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN MR.. BLAINE.
GENERAL BUFFERS APPEARANCE AT THE STATE
FAIR-A RELIC OF WINFIELD SCOTT.
lFRoM THU REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSr.l
TRENTON, Sept. 21.-The announcement that
Mr. Blaine would pass through New-Iersey Monday
night awakened that every prospect
OF resulting in demonstration second only that given
TO Lincoln in 1850 As Mr. Bainc's intention 10
visit Network was known effort tn secure visit TO
Newark made. and Friday Congressman George
A. Hasey completed the arran gements. The Newark
parade in the candidate honor will practically North
Jer4cy demonstration az Republicans in Paterson. Nor
Tistown Dover and The Oranges have yl 10 join in
the pageant Tho cool effect Of the visit upon HE Re
publican in Ncw Jersey cannot easily be- m1enacd
The State Fair at Wa,crlv ON Thursday was ~ usual
the katherine paoc Of politicians NJ both parties. The
knoll occupicd POS fhe pr-lcpt'- tcnf waa yist. prob
ably hv 500 who howe moro or Joss powerful nfu
iu tine action of both PARTIES General Buffers pros
dd mot interior. with the usual exchange Of in
altn"ueh 10 nul,r.l tnn Democratic po,i0ns par-
rrlpb 200 I. .oric.r oul,u,. iortn.hI a-, dirpo'i
SECRETARY tH'Dr'- att''ou totIr fi,. thHi Gruor Hut
or hal hr.u invited Zoo t.l,cr tine annual addr.4 Thr
secretary. vho Il. .tiouur,uv 1s wolf aa politically in
ru.J determine, to choke ou uutnr aud oru. f'r ns
indirectly foo ur.frn .hs agricultural aoDrft with
withdrawal off tt ..t' Hruopu .iuu. -inn'
},ur IIr uH.... lItf nO Iuf.r Uu0rf UHt hr could
moot appeal, t.i. rlH..| fu1t .u.'un p',l.. v,. u,lc
Zoo k,'..N uuI Ihr Iu,. ll'u should t. v'h'nvu a.
V,e MT. 'ud nr h,..a. Hts Wnf Doc VIII rUui'h the
person. who ti,Lr .irru,ut uth.u. Do lu.t how ho
ufnIo..H tp do 10 r.u,IH. o." ho arrp. NJ .nuni. ur
uliu, .l,h u. itIa. I'. n.vnd.ur C.urul nIH.. ha7
h-ru Ii.HIrI boo . D,r. Dt tur tlrmn- ,l. .Hd
hr ha- prou permitted Io llk o. thr prono JOB hnur
under thr direct patronage ol th. society. lh. Is lrur-
r,ll, considered dr.d,d aud i- secretary Kelsey said
Vr,' neo that 300 1000, case thr Butler Vote voH balance
thu Tor -- John. fir increased blurr eu.r... la
so much tlc more 1l'rnue to thr NeVJrr-rr n.Ho l-
ITI TTII-. , 80 So. JOHN SIfI NuIlI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
HHr THE cRLLD cRIED.

Prom me 4ftt,slr frfr-'er
The other daF on ana ArAln NV railroad tram
tNu i.. connolly dr.,.I gentlemen we're much nnrtl
hI I..r .rI thtI hrl. ,IiHs iur waiter lh0 .ln ana
hrl ..I.I piDd H.,l il-t behind lht Evhuriru.
HoI. .rr Mis- .l chandler .hc don't siyc the child
vsai.r said one Oi thr mit
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A STRANGE CASE OF INSANITY

somey fitted mp and that they have the hand
soonest club rooms OF any of the river yacht clubs.