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New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
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AN1HONY-Cn saturday. October II. Henry T. Anthony
R@atyes aud friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral service. at tn rrslIence Of his brother Id yard
Anthony 7l5 MadisOn on Tuesday morning 4ith
inst al 10 o'clock, without further notice
No towers.
ATNoOD-on OCTOBER l2. Noah Levings Atwood IN the
and friends are invited funeral
vices Eighteenth street n r. Church on TUESDAY even
at half past OclOc<
BENIoN-At wa.ssic y. Y, suddenly Thursday night
OctoOer o. lrS4. eryle A. Benton, az a o. years
Funeral a Leedsvilr on saturday Afternoon,
SUNDAY morning Ehzab-tn Robins daughter Of the late
Nathan Robins. esq. and widow OF EdwaTd Carter.
Notice OF iuue Al hereafter.
DOUGLAS-On SATURDAY. October H. suddenly OF apopexy
Hosea Doug IN rhe 6lst year OF his age. -.
Remains Will be taken south Windsor, Conn., Tor inter-
nent
FIAGG-On saturday morning. October II, 1885, a. his
resldence, lOnkers. y l., after sh0rl ih'ss A'H""
Flagg In the o5th year OF his age -. o.,-...,..
Funeral services will held at the First Psbytsfl2 An
Church OF Yonkcrs Wednesday afternoon Al cio.k
Carrages Will meet trains leas ns Grand Sehif popo ~
and $50 p m.
Hal IsTFD-suddenIv OF apopleIy saturday morning
October 1851. Mrs Martha a. Haisted, WHO" q " .
Funeral services on Tuesday morning. October "a at II
O'clock al her home L. 20 Broad st, Ne"afb, " J.
Interment private
KING-on saturday evening october IL Catherine Chan
cey wire Henry d. King and daughter OF tDc late Ai
Muusln Gray. ., ,,,...., 49,. uo,,
clair N J. on tuesday afternoon al O'Clock, on arrNa o
2lO train Delaware. Lackawanna and western hahfoaa
! from New-iork.
. . Carriages depot.
IpleXaept Ealrneld, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
IRISH IypEpENpENr REPUBLICANS.

The Central Committee oi the IIIsh Indc-
pendent Republicans met Yesterday afternoon IA ll'
hall I'm Enst Fouriccuth-t. Speeches were made hl
Indse Brennan of Iowa; aud Corucnl, sullivan, Of this
city Both said that the fight this year II solely on" OF
protecton against free trade, and that II l.
of inst n, much importance 10 vigorously
oppo,e the election of free trade Congress
men A. it l. To oppose the election OF Cleveland II
would not do 10 bind the hands of Mi Blaine when he
IL elected 10 the Presidency by the election uf icc
Trade House of Representatives. Alter the speeches, me
committee went executive session To co 'ut win
committee of German Republicans To the bct method
OF countcctng the effort Of the DE nOcrat~ 10 foster
srng OF race prejudice between the lrsh ana HerAah
American citizens.
Branch No of the Irish American Association met at
No Gj Cherry st Thirty IrIi'cra were admitted
speeches were made by Me-rs. Barry Murphy, Connor
nd OIL
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
WHO GoT THE MONEY!

!
tn. Hon Charles Adams. of colorado, who was lis
sffc. Minister 90 Bolivia during The years -" i-i
AMI 49, ueuding The war between thlh ana l'Ih ana
tic ions regarding the indemnity ihr h'l We
c1up,lpd to pay the furma r. SAYS hai I'VE ol'lh- i
" called sui- li,ug. of New York ana Boston lil'
W. "a matter of notolcfy al santiago, thr t"Nill 4"
Chii aua had been ircey commented upon lh "h'4'l
circles. ,,., t...o..,. ,r,,u rrr
MN Norh TEifi Nf'- recalling tue amazing /'',, ="
eertn Ncy York ucVrl aVfrS at that time ~ h'h'h ="
Erfi.l a..I thtifn interests The Wn~t cnu-ph "", "
theu urrt me H'r1h, The flnf' ana Lh' f' "t'Y & ~"
tbr y.r -,lnc Journals which nov leading inc m2
vinu ,.rY. itIon to Blauc- election. II tht sum o.
SlUODnO sl- distributed among American h'N-lhiV'l
g. ,r H down Glaiuc. south American policy, i Is cr
mini. lr Interesting question whether th jour al-
,rl Boo. t
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Tho Ery Joseph Rpcsrh assistant pastor ol
a. lo.I.. catholic church. at One hundred and TWEEN
H. an.I and Nuih ave-. died Yesterday morning ai tho
p,..r. residences Ic was born oi wealthy p"i'nis n'
CuIunlY Au.t4n iu 1910. mud vas ordained priest 10y
H., niI...o Cuk'm lnll. IaHt 200 l-'l hc ram' t'
NraAulI. ,iih hi. brother th' Rev "'or-" h"r-'h
vhodI,f .umr year. nfo among th' w 'l"n'N mlh'r'
oft..ua.f Ilol, Rcdoomcr Father Joseph Was made
r,.if .l c,t,ii, Chnr,h lt Oboiburg. y. s., almost
irn.lI.I, uunu his arrival in ihit countr}. ana r'
n,in,I u rhrfec of that parish until nhou -lA NtW
afo wI.. l ,.,nr to -i Jusrpl'. lt' Wb4 l,aih," ~
tir tH.I..I .firutes lii. charlie. were WlNf .lf"
though ..tYA. pra,fl-,d without ost,utiu"n Hr h!h
umu, rnI frrud. among those VIII dil h"t nt'' Nl'n
h., I, ..i,,ii. while among hI4 owu 0ock hc was
deaty loved The funeral viii TAX, place touotlo" a'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
INSURANCE MEN FOR BLAlNa AND LOGAN

Tue insuraucc men are iaIIlnc inI0 line IOI
Blaine and Loa,u The first day. canvass anoug few
iu.uruurr oIrc- ro.ulied Boa .hr enrolment "i nearly
iuu uumc. n thr Insurance Mem Blaine and L"-m
cub Itis expected that mlly 900 names viii be- -c-
cured na the enthusiasm g. said to hc remarkable am"nl
underwater. of l ca-- for tine li'puh nominee
Al committee meeting ou saturday arrangements were
,nutpIrt.d fnt an insurance men. meeting in liur-i
tins week. and ai.n fr turning ont large number oi tufrh
h,trrrs gt the forthcoming Blaine and Ioflu parade
lin,uu sub.rrIptnn. have been received to make
both demonstrations success. lhr iuI7 "i
tho naaocntuu already contain tht names ui many prom
iurnf underwriters " who doHre to Hitr % pablo e.
pr.sinu u their ltt-t o c Democratic u"uiuo'- Tor
Pro dent and vice President hy reason of then ctH4tNc
attitude ou vital question uf public policy mud Of con
nd nee the krpuhiran uuulinrr7, because OF lh'll
ninnl, aud uutHpukru declaration of principles.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
The VICTIM OF An UNKNOWN CRIMINAL.

Dennis Welsh lies dying in one of the wards
St. Francis Hospital victim to bad whiskey and the
violence OF an unknown person. When the ambulance
took him the hospital last Wednesday he suffer
hg from a conclusion OF the spine which had
caused partial paralsyN. Last night III the opinion
he nurses he rapidly approaching his end He
found some four weeks ago, at the foot Of steep
eisht OF stairs in the entry OF tenement house In
avenue East Eghth-st in this house In mis-
eaoe quarters live the dying mans daughter and her
husband machinf.t named anton; and II Is thought
" TIE neighbOrs that Welsh elected from his
ih-iaws He is said 10 have been hard drinkeT
when he could get liquor Between his IN law aud
lilse there ll-eeng, IL is alleged and the for
er has the reputation OF being irascDe man Walsh
% carried from the place where he was FOUND 10 Ills
.nos room IN filthy tenement AT 40 Al East twelfth
and has been insensibe since. On Tuesday, al
e Instance OF priest he removed ~ the hospital
Tie Is nity-twO years old.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
SPECIAL Nctitc,

,n,rm , eaui,p tnnNAa l.tl NhVt wN' rnss
iiif HrairW n and ifie aud i'H rts ierHi 'lf
christian ien,rnii,n ntsshi,n
rnndi,teiby
Mtaans MOODY ANn sANkiN
LAFAYETTE AvrvuE rRr9nYfEhiAN rhrnrH
tnev ~ Cuyl,rs tiiavelir ave, rof u'iof 49,
neat Fulieu
MuvpAY AND ~ RDAN Urtpbst % fnA ~,
si iua a. q and f'pr
Ministers and ,htisiith workers psfiipnstit invited
ii.mps 'inas r,papftrsi 80.
f.miias stspilai rli. tfltWrlt f4li+i AfiiNft fil
snnui tulia rirAlas 80. rHt ifft
uLAna
Ana MAithiai
ftutEtti4 90 nf
tflHltIs fHhfiAlHF Hu shl l.titiit sit % iftlIF
tluu tuuts siHfai lAih 49, ......
' rAUAn Mt tLhAii
sos o. tfsN ~. huifu b. n D.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Letter. FOR 2ge ned e5 no. De '5g-' 5r I. a. an 'a .,d "i
t"ry ie.t.aa,Sa as a AtAntIc u.as Tor.
f!orrs; 'as ', .or e ~.eI cad ~ october coo
,p.oA. ILT cases Al tni- o.I,e - io io"s
VA 9a.ca.. iwn letters for Grrii acam and ou,.r
az n pa a. 70 M, .oS II VII 5s- . Al ale p "a tor
Cap ia {. Domingo a-d TUX, l,an.. pct 90.
wEDN a-D iY-At soa m for i9aA pc & E. 5, ,n H.
lGo 1I M ior Fr1ncs d,rect per e. Soru .na.y
Southampton ard Bremen e''e[ or 'e .ni f. and i,,,o tt,
A.. a. lai! per = :. from "a "a a, .o5' ror
-. -, ID d. ,a p'yoogfi, ~ -, ,irr and ia burg
Icrter. To- Great ritau and 0,h 'rppcan uni
mus, a r eg r. We-,. .n.,o,,n "a ~ M i'g. .r &
N A. per va ViS faS1n, and fpr o. 1aai' c o -
fabl,co suo u. ,ieyco. Per az j.. de..er,
for her Mex.ciu -ttt's mus. be- directed per "a a.
FRiIA AT a. M for Ncgroanl AMI anI - Pierre,
!. 5,s 5er va d. Bc-nad a. b. p @ Tor rosiS ro
p IA coe1tre' VIA aia and P,ruanbico per :. Mar.
sATURDAY-N l m for scotland d.roct per
:. j. IN Il .ia via glasgow busrs aust D.,
S..e Sew cd du amer n'F per tge' fori al M II q" toe
Ger au,.etc per- der VII Southampton ant Bremen
lrr rs toF t.' I r' l ,.l ,t m i Enrope
ma'' D' an, ,l.t,%n AZ I'M .or the Neiher.
lands direct. n.rs Za.n an', via Am..'ilan !, ID
van. p NJ Tor Loi-lun direct Pers WAe'-
sUN11i~At 80 y. lor Tr lyio and Hu'tln' per $ .
80 ci a. csc her, d. f0brr f23 at Z Nm for ne
a. NcwZea and. ard ch aud fyi is a. ~ per 81 =
Al : ~ In -. on lrriya % .cw. r"rkofss Cy % 'hes
tas Win Brlt .h mas -or Australia
The ,heiue of closing Of Pacific mails ia arrlngoi
pir iupt0r t.r uIln.c rup'"i over .N ah'li 20
u lInu.is,I Aiais frou tIe nrrfH ug u. .W ~
Fran i-pon the fay sailing oi sto ms ell patched
"''''' '"' irENRY O. PEAR-oN. Postmaster
Post once SO t-Nork y s, Ot 3D. l-oi
Il. ~omer,lr AuciiDnccr.
by O.IGIE- a Co.,
OUfTNrhL RUGS ANp "a trEr-
rT.UAsD HARl ANCIENT
pAcursrAN. MEGA AsD -uiRAZ cArFtr- ATr
Rrg-.
FINE LAHGE CARPETS
rnOM EII0tE. MH/tP'I.E AGHN
CA~uuEGE AND rER~iA
CHOICE ~ QUAN1rN.
ArTG-rID - COLOR AID DESIGN
ruI4 ,nILE. .rtoS Is Esr CIALLh NoHinf
IuE AIrlN NriON OF tONNot t.-h, &c.
SOW co.'s TntE ttlftb nos
Al OUR ARR DAli.tf - ~ tAND +S BROADWAY
TO uI PSI ID AZ ArrrluN,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THUR DAY 40 i.h
NuON-. % .. a. 10 AND III. Al V'Io Is.
rtr rtropran aud AMERICAN Nrdcn BsT'tu h~'l'
wIfl .unt iIi Co., tiIri ftI ui nt. iIH fi "t
,rI .nl. HfuI, u.c ts. w.n lt ' - pn.f''ff
fI.v ,ItH.nI m.ntt. u0fFlnf Iid fh'.NN '' iliI
NH t.Ir .. uf. II" 30 nI.rIH tnd hi t' 'f TO,
lurn.r Ilrl lnfk ul ,il'i in uts wil' ii lf't
na .,nfy f.afs sai l,l,H Nt0aiNYt Hi' '1n tld
onIu. b.. Wufk uH th"f' fl H'i ~
.lsU,i Thousands hou "a "rng anl pnontue fiav
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
TIE VEATHER EFPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Oct 12.-For New-tng ana
local rains and partly cloudy weather southwestern!
winds, nearly stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair wea'her III t"
southern portion local rains and partly cloudy weather
in the northern portion, south to west "lhuS n'iIS
stationary temperature, with siIsAt iA4I III '''
for Tennessee and the ohio Valley sehethy 'ar vi
weather. variable winds generally irOu sou'H"''' W
northwest. slight changes IN tempeiatItc d na-,lv
For the Lower Lake region, l0ca rains TN p. 20,
cloudy weather followed by clearing Wci.nsI' Ill ~
changes followed by a slight fail IN ~mPcia''i'' ~
Mcst " northWest Wlnds.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
ETHAN FLAGG

Ethan Flagc died on Saturday at his home IN
pai,alr ,o Noutcrs. after suffering for1.eifm hours
tom stroke OF paralysis received while w"'kms Hnou'
The city Iio was resident of l0u,crs for forty years
Ic Vas born In West Hartford, Conn, In $50. ana IN
lsil NJ lar wont to Yonkers. having purpht-rd one
uNlh o thr irmur Wells estate. ANA atiet The property
wa di iOrl hr purchased another skin "l V la'h y"
built u 1851, Mr. Flngg aud Others established Inc
lrsf National Bank of Noukcr,. and remained l, '"t
up 90 tlc ur Of h, death IN the year lhc ON
her, saving, Bank was Incorporated, with MI fags ~
lts
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

-MIrII-At tie reslrucc OF the rrir' parents
Nrs YORK ctoncr % Dy IA t,y b h. hosslter Charles
lr4In and Orl4- T.. smith
MORRISON Thursday everi g Ocfo1"r . ~ti az
Il. Pans ReOmet church MOL tafol n. Y pY tle
Erv HasDrplc6 Dubois as~is ed by Ga Rev. Jants VI.
Sherwood iht Rev James r ain % Of koNDuryt J., Ia
Cora dau shter Of Mr Dayd NOrr., Of Eas li5th-st.
NeN-l luIk city.
TOV,\E-tOOPER-Cc. er T. 1854, at se residence OF
The brides aunt The .utand 57th-st. and BroWWat
Ncw.iorK q, by TO Rev. Dr.. Macarthur Nellie r.
Coo and Henry IoNne
No cards
sas HIrO1r papers please copy
al notices Of marriages must be idorsod Nth laH name
4 Ii
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

city number over 5000 and for the first time they
have organized themselves into ci""
and declared their political Intentions, a'no"s"
h,oto,,, II b,s hoo, Generally understood that the
Hungarians voted the Democratic ticket Inc h,tliuH
VIZ. addressed by Frederick \. BottY' Joseph IN
Albert Pir-ch. Emil Nitray. an1 the clltof ul ~
Amerii-ni NeBi-cfor The leading idea or th' -lNr W
was that Blaine the friend Of the workingh'h hl ~
such aside party cOnsd drratiou&, VIII hhNr ihr '
glrinn vote. Tn meeting so large thi' u.i' w
not room enough in the main hall and separate l'',
ing was held outside. such ameeting AZ thc very
hold Of the East side Democracy T. condereu o "c'P
significance
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
DEMOCRATIC PEPEATERS FOR OHIO.
The Renublican National Committee HI

The KepuDIICdn NdIIUHdI NUHHIUVVU I"'
learned that an effort viii made 20 overcome the hon
est Republican majority in ohio by gang OF rcpeaers
who have gone there from this and cities Of the East
The Ohio Republican State Committee had already learned
that an system OF colonization by voters from
Indiana Kentucky and other states attempted
These dishonest voters 10 be used III Cincinnati
CleY Gland Columbus and other cities III wards "hcrc Inc
DeInocrats have control Prompt measures have been
taken 10 prevent repeating. II II Is attempted by their
hired gangs II l. promised that they Will be cared for
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
PARADE II BINGH}MiON.
-, rsll9a,rl TO Ga rmu.>..I

BINGHAMrON, Oct 12.-Ihc second oi torch
light professions of ho Republicans OF tuscity occurred
last night The parade wa- an imposing 0uo feature
oi the parade VIA u brigade eft commercial traveller "h"
marched alou1 Juggling their -iupos Ih'.' were ''li
s. r.prr-rututNt- uf pupniutIf uru- 900 iiir .t inh
vuo intor the party rn project. urm. Ihi- hils'''
numbered 10 iN over .iaI ui.u and Utt something h'I
out new io thia section bat -tfiNurE tu-f-iN' Ih.
r,r-ialkor. were uut lu largo numbers, notwlthlinhu
IL a ~ nnnlIld hI.Alll rlIum IIIuuL IIlII.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
EXCHANGES PREPARING FOR ACTIVE WORK.

The Executive Committee of the Stock Ex-
change Republican Club has invited the clubs of the
Coffee Cotton, Produce, Mining and Petroleum EI-
changes and the clubs of the dry goods trade and msur
ance business to a consultation 10 the best
for advancing the Republican campaign. reply was
received from the Produce Exchange Club saturday In
btrh the heartest cooperation promised. Ii j.
rer,ed that The replies from the other clubs will be
equally favorable and that the conference Will be held In
- dav or two No arrangements for public meeting
bav eeu nnd vet because the stock Exchange Club IL
waiting for MIR Banes return from Ohio before taking
any decided action.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

and his family called The @ servant IN 'dssmSnded
ss the Gcyernos Drss srs: t not is said tb Mills
the e'd banrhter Are the Governor IN su
temma! and the young lady tainted -tsan flaN'''''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
MI-lamP Meorc. AucIllnerr.
WAITER coLoHsi WAFER coLons

WAITER COLORSi WATER CoLOHSt
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION
or ,oo SUPERB woRWS OF THE
ENGLISH FRENcu ,rANIsu DUTCH DANISH
AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS
Anr,o lmport. On g. picl from the Nolnosn hon'''
OF BEuolNEr o. rAlI, and rilos hi'iiAhpH"N' o'
LONDON together Nh the entire coll ION 4 one one
.anns conuo ctcd tom The pm pa eShiDi'n'
ot ROME MADRID Milan. DARcELoNA. SEVILLE,
PARIS. EDINRURGH THE HAGUE AN,rEHDAn
BItV -sEI.~ and NEw.NoHK
The entire three collections 10 be sold WITHOUT re.
SERVE OR LIMIT At PUBLIC Az TON al
MOORE'S ART GALLERY,
800 5TH-AVE.,
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AMI FRIDAY
October l5 ID, Il
Afternoons at ~ loyoaiags At 3.
Open day and even.n, previous to sale
Catalogues maiel to any address
Mr. FRANA LEoSARD, fo.mery y OF Boston. assisted "
one OF our Leading Experts will condac, the sale
Pre-b' ier,an Caurch
Rev br. 'JSiN R. .PAXTOS Pistor
Services will resumed sunday, october ~ at IL a. r
fn Church has been remoirled thereby the sup
ply OF pews which viii be for sale until Oct 70 After Aat
date tl,ose remaining Sill be for sale rental
TIE John M will be daily At the chirch oe
the hours Of sSOa ~ to l. In unul Nov l. to whom
all applications can Oe made -
1he pows wl.l be open 20 al nnll Nox
iloilc u Notifies.
Closing Out sale tBeiow o-t 80. -,
osartisticay palnte Political ant PORTRAITS W
0' HOJER q GRAHAM, ~ Duane-si.
Republican mes" with hand'p%e eTyP PSrT@ ga foe
'~ - ' sanufacturers OF Patent open W work Banners
~ NOoster.t
=. 1,nd Hi.iu, and Logan Mass Meeting ana Banner
Raisns uneer auspices o the 18th As emhy DIS ret
snuhcan ASSOCIATION will take place at 3tthst aud lu
ave ON Monday evening october Is. lee4. lhe following
gentlemen will the meeting Hon G. n kitclle.
linn x Nc Donald PrOfe sOr l. y. Hunt. and others.
Hon Theodore Il swift vii / n side. ....,.n..
b. f. ANDERSON =" M NJ ao> irOslrhr
Lincoln Club ot The seyenih District -
A Grand Mas deellng Will be held at CHI Aerns ia
TUESDAY evening October IA The Hoo Emory soffs OF
the meeting The Theodore W Dw ,ht vii preside
Arrange have made Ia receive The e'eton TO
turns direct from Ohio. CORNELlCS NAN VI
ALEx. III. RiED, SECRETARY ft.s"en@
Oufhts 5oc 10 81 per Larse. stock IN The n'ea
stasA CAMPAIGN BANNkH AND OL ItiI w.,
Republican Naturalization Cessasiltes.
sV' 'e~i'' N n SHEA Chairman
Torehe. and Bae-AAe Torches. Ti,n brss; % snsf'
Won't Leak Made ~ V.os BIN A. n.skn an al
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

by rsLs3typI r,rIs rt8 -ytI

ny r|L-IIF'I y n F'I-F"T
GoUvERNEUR. Oct. 12.-Iherc We Bepub-
hcan rally here ou saturday night two hundred pim'H
knilht- being in line Colonel A. wood 0l Albany
addressed the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
SPLENDID WORK DONE IN BROOKLYN
PnrrAmNG r. GIVE MIR RrArVE M'N-rtR NJ
CLIFTON.

PGITAHING To- GIVE MIR. RiAINE N-lth III
CLIFTON.
The enthusiasm of Brooklyn Republicans
which wa. aroused by the nomination Of Mr. Blaine n"-
steadv increased the wees of the campaign IoI'u
away The past week showed pront activity in every
ward and after result ~ the ohio election known
aud with M Rlanr's visit 10 brooklyn dc" irr eN
pfo.nn of the popular feeling will he felt hy tho lnndosi
hoa.tofs of whnt the Democratic majority VIII hr ~
Kings County That majority which va- l+"'o
for MI ridden. WIS aonod down ourhHt ~
the cnmrnirn ~ i-4o aud dHpito uo d'tf
fn,ion among the fow frc,tu1r Republicans. 0lhrh
wl ir niut, lnn nn.rt h} thr "bn't' from ih' DOM"
rtH. candidate viii hr greatly frurrd hf f't h' ih'
,ot. thlrh urnrrnl nnflrf will tr,rto in ihs ports
Nt npiur m- promised io hr iu nfo,hlln ol n.ionrf
"5 nnd preparations ntr uu foot 40 receive hiw h u
mnunri d,.ieiri iu it ihr pupnlnf ruilnsnsm display
i.rlf reception VIII be- eiteh 40 him either ln iir
Nrhen, nf Nln'ir of th, lnh nnd mnn.r, iot,
inmpiien tgnmurr the htuuhlj n ,ounr flhl,,al l
! ,inn nnl tn Young N'hF al n,i,'
m 81 the reception, whth vl hc nl"9 ,,
~, ,l' .n. . ~ ;onng m "wn',p' un a,t
ns 20 h.di smud W NJ Blaine. in ,t'rn dir+4i ih ih'
N,1nvhle 'ho vaid m,etlne- and rarndas vi n"f ho
irirfmfirl ihs week hlfhuneh thr unni hiNt ,''''I
,,lnl ,i ,ii.,' mn,,,t a"d ."thnsi,str n..t
s,t,,i ,,, ,a, tno,.htfa nui1 W. t.It in uurfl,p
tnnt 40, rritmnut iasu, Do uuir,t'n Hhd t''''' '
nuht vli nr Hdnmiairnh it ii0 rniI' =" 'h'', i'w
wlirts wh" eui .''tin ih lwtn D." 'h' N,",' .,
ut, ttir thr tnihusteu viih vhl, D. wruiu r'tii NN'
Dove W"Nrl 'l.",'l' .' Voc "niin"" ',Wi1N' b" f't
at h'a h'ru ir'i"irl "nh h''t h"i' ' POO l' D. lN .
-ir ia BOO iN' s't,t' rtrr n ih' 'li1 lhr f''H'' 900
ih' i-i N"dw i'hl! w-ai wac admli''l '3 l.','' i.
liti. q" htin hr'n "tt "I l' hn'' eve. '' " "'
ihr taupl. 100 touuItltrl lr HruNrh dirriIn- l' we"
ad,.r and r,prrri.,e of -caator ptl-rlt euo nlnf- d
thr truued campaign in h""hllh VII" m"'" r"'''''
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

" curtis a. J. 4 n <htt.ffI.
Nour- of ~th received The Independents "l NN "lh
hold the balance of power. and no iuau u"It ' "'
H. tholu fln Nj Blaine could hc uomuatro 10Y we res
ideuc r NE DJacDl reGsDH Tor this is ihc l"hs lo
LOVING D.. has in P,uu-ylN aua. The lhdtlrh1'I u guy
anti uroc ou and whoever We do elect must iN"l ftc
s.,ae to-a Neither Blaine. Arthur nor Logan can carr
NJ Nan
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct 49, a. m.-Durlng tne ian
and cloudy weather yesterday the movement III 'i' ""
rometer wa. downward Clear, fair and cloudy
weather preyafed The temperature ranged between
o. and 7a the average 0s9 being % higher than Oh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
TIE BLAINE HUNGARIAN SENTIMENT.

The political attitude of Hungarian working
men WAS shown by the large aud enthusiastic meeting OF
the Lightes Blaine aud Logan Association mt NO l3o
Peu-st Saturday night. The Hungarian voters oi tie
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Also superb collection OF framed ald unframed Lnsray
ma. nm L-.lln... MIN Lnoen- lnI ID LL-.l.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Thorough hoasol,'t snfect - ni'oy lnd cheapy
l.r,.lp IA N llrf
NOT to wondered frectoh rIm scAnet7 foDo"5 ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
iIeDry (, nerr Aae,,oaeen


This MONDAY Tnssiay AMI Wein. rly a'roola and oven,
iues 81 Clinton 3D. A.nrpaee commencing at $50 ani
ESQ o'clock each DAY, Library OF the ate Daniel ooiwin
esq, OF tins city.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

tft ,rt0f ,,'ufni OF Tie Nsr Iort ErcHiHg Post s
f.adr 20 I f D. deadly to tf-'f Nnf 'cf IT h''u H"
r,rtfI,I b.. line. To- mako theu hiundri hus-o-.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
1H1RROWIAG rNCERT4INTY

WHETHER THIS H. THE REAL IS-UE
VI, curtis ~ HgrprrG Heskig Ocf. II.
lie BlaincI O COS cD ~ iu' i'' i'-','
,,bicb i fhr capdatc, oncIa character. not ms op"
g. fea ..gyfs4
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


b. rhs otoken sI a. i,aI
VARIATIONS ns4esssa
nuts spaA1 uEua
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

tho corresponding day last year. and 5' higher than on
Saturday.
Clear fair and cooler weather may be expected to-
day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

It's no use. The corset has come to stay
burlington Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

How 5hlll | ID. .'p % a'tsl cprfrspp1l
4. uuIric..y as pp..Hi'. p,.t.". .bIr.u-.on ftec
Press.
because lnlr' with the uame OF Charles
Do t.r hit bru fulud 900 a pt..h o. tton''h th' pu.
urr.l. f,cl moic hpprnu uf Ou1. PltfuulE buVAt'h.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

\ Dull Headache Costivoncs' Low spirits.
wasn't of Appottc. and al bou, Affections are core" oj
Ia Layuc's ~auatltr lill~.
knns,an rono,ct tm. slnb1n frcchc rclncsi OF ihe
sAln aud render, lt oa4 AM i,auulu.