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New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Rooms ano flats Go Get.
APARTMENTS 10 LET IN THE
ABSOLUTELY FlREpR0OF
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
fronting Central Park on 59lh-st
between 6th asd 7th ayes

lENIkAL PARK BUILDINGS,
fronting Central Park on 59Ih-sl.
between 6th and 7th
Highest ground the ciy ony hair block ethave.
APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES FROM $4,000 UP
BACHELOR APARTMENTS AND STUDIOS $500 TO
" CLirIoS sr1l. 55t6.st and 7th,iye vs.
A PAYMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.-Sinele
y front rooms aud handsome 'front.' suite SIS refer
4 VERY DESIRABLE SUITE Of APART
.crrn IN n eI ~ gHfpt Gyey way private ahe and special
1 SIPERB APARTMENT to let in the LIS
= ,. % INST. mar Ma islua7e e!slt llght large
@rr 70 m ,, e,lau..y decorate! reat $1,000 pr annum
nESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN THE COR
~ HAM BUuDING corner % broadway aud l9th.,f
10 e' This building actually in. proof being constructed
with iron beams and proo' partitions no wood having
teen useIia construction except for aors
call special attention 10 this fear and invite invest CATION
MI W. y. SCvTHWOETH. Manager will be on the
premises daily TO show apartments ami information re.
garlins them.
ELEGANT TNEWLY-FURNISHED rooms to
LET IN nit or sing to Gentlemen only restaurant con
80 and 25i Foir;naye. 6ciwcea aud 2l .Js
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
inT o. 1MIRIcAN sAFE DEp6sIT t5hPASYi' F'ao's piS
location . ths civ
l. VA bi NlNE-S or NtN i!.MfN ONl4l.
ID h "a io0r-. scDa a'cy togebsr turn si.
iurnh 81 Also single references and required
2'J tii,ilavr.
FLATS TO LET.-Seyen rooms, bath and
osefs range. was .ubs &c. corner 4th-ave and
3'fl a.. adult families no. than 'he"
northwest a ehf and p dy ianltOr
premises rent nr't fooI, 'N, ond loor. 80 -
FED. LAtMBEER
CUTS of and rooms with p.iyat" halls in
- tie tr'afs apartment h0uscs Sos l.r ald 1872
est hg-rf and mos- nc' 'lflv fh'
oi cabinet ansh ce.IHfy Ge o.. every moien
uiovcm.rt; estrA india .li'.I'& L. iu..e Of
GTUDIO WITH APARTMENT. 49, Artists
- ll t.gs handsome d-rorlt hot water, private
W. -r',st. iIi lnIe hurt
Al0rc.- " N, Tribune ptoUn oGicr. Il Is Broadway.
CNALL HOUSE N The AWTHOBNE
rlI ncnt Lui'-nt Directly o1I''ite Contra. fatA.
@iftn fst a1- w.t'-. separate tl.. nr- l' .c, I'D .-s
tRNE>T 57Th->F.. SpNCN: % WEST
~ 6.t..- HocSiiud -p1 west jjtl-st, Nlua..d see
ill.'ors
40 VEST 19TH-ST.-Fruslcd rooms;
~ r 'e prices. fnior uo'r suitable Tor pl5 'c.an
or llu' o. sr' teU'a
lot WE-i l2D- r.-Onr la~ee and one
nj cox ro,ni-. utus,,d without V'ard. reference.
rV nIl-,,..
9Ft 5IH-AVE.-Thrsp floors so feet. Far.
.i- .l anii5n.sa.i sa'. .'a.. sroai- '"'.ts
~n.1 5rH-A\ Blooms cn suite: -outhoin
- ''f cr'o.urr t0. sio ~'' tjt -o5 tioo ef'afnrt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

DOARDERS WANTED.-10 w. 4GTh. Ele-
ID ~ Rooms with superior private cable also
squar. and h9ll ro m- Tor gentlemen
| ARGE square rooms 10 LET. with or without
II io4rd. Ir,o,tnces 2j5 West DIST
- WEST 4GFH-ST.-One large room on see
- Ou4and fourth door With board
%IH-AEE. ~-.-Deslrablr rooms, en suite or
- slngly references with or wihout board
.pf WEST 5lST- -ST.-DrSirabie second ilOOr
sbf Handsomely fuIni-.el en suc o. separately pu'ate
table L. d.s.r-i alsI U0u- Tor -snt.cmrn with Opiid
~ WEST - TH-ST.-Laree room on second
-fI floor win board reereu,es.
- 4; WEST lsrH-S I.-Rooms for gentlemen
sbi luTu shed uniuuishei House newly pdpeicd ana
punjei.
I)f WEST l-ST.-Furnishcd rooms
81 second to3r single OF cn'nite pura'e famly
references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD. Wanted by an invalid gentleman
ID board m asnaU puvsts fsnly location n'
tween Fourth and ~eyen secDndst Nnu'rt$ bDAhb' ~"
lHO ffOutst. y.
EENILENAN and wife want large sum
~ room and DotlinE ~ Trisste f,my OF rehnrneh u.
cation -t1Fe UetWoIn sOth and outh -s NO ir
Address EDWARD, Inbino Uptown once Los blO-aN4y
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Business 9rcuertp For sal: du1 u Eet

LU5INI35 -I0 Jl -1FT~ NV
GTORE. basement and sub-cellar to let.-23
y BCeSman-st- -
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
TJyO LFT.-Splendid offices, 5th-aNe., corner
42dsi American safe Deposit CO.'S nrepTOpf building
Apply on premises
riNO LET.-lIaadsOme corner Offices III Temple
L Court by parties removing IRON the city
RULAND q WHITING. . BeeSrnanst
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Brooklpn propertp FOR Sale aHo 90 fet

TOR SALE OR TO LET.-The 3-stOry brick
with 2-st0rY extension Possession INN edi9tely
situated Carlton Laay etteave Prne $1,000
all cash SCO OOD To let al 800
Apply NATHAN 4. BEERS. 3li CaritOnaSe
O. nuu CASH and $4,000 on mortgage
pC.OOO will buy the fOurstory and basement brick
house Heights overlooking the bay and
tsinng 22 rooms lot 26X90 house .9Xg0 AdIess r. L.
1IlGule Once.
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GsIp Uanleo.

DfIp tUdnIfp.
A GENTS WANTED FOR
~ "OUE REPU BLTCAN LEADERS" -
segl geographic picture o' 20 pronin NJ leaders ~ ths
party usnuug portraits OF the CANDIDATES IN the cen
w. T. picture sell remarkably last u every HcpuDh
~ PARk PUB Co. Hartford Conn
vNANTED.-As companion IN good faIniiy,
w q young lady of refinement about 20 years o age
mus Accomplished music b0:h vocal AMI instrumohA
Address
Is. e. BOX 60. Tribune Uptown once i2Ss brosd~Ay
NVANTED.-Fiv Hundred men for the United
w states Army. Apply al 49,, v.rx cuv
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D0irl nn1 GooMs.


Esst51s.
DVERllSrNENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK. Tt..rrL WILL 49, HtrfiNIp Al IuE
ar,,t oau % p r lni 100, Wet looap.t .tarl.. corner
,so nn.ay' ,oracr t'r',' e,,nn.i 70, .oo ga0.
ss. , '.G' .,. ., '''"'''F '.''' '' :
4 ouNGp.E- DIRECTED to p'ca.snt
aAirsI.a. a. f., i3b,r ,o',r ,.c..oa, ''' .'''
AN INVALID can have ,ool bolrl no1 best
E..r.si.,'.. l4aln. Upteaoic iait rlo4ar.y.
4 LARGE ROOM hlud omc.y and ul, lu,
i,Sas,a ...r ~ ui, .,a f,'c.on,e
5T7ANp @ EASr l6rd-Sr.--iIandsome
~ W and 'r.oa 'o % 81, oL1,. -'ir'0" rooms al.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms. excel
ea ta,r ara. rnen.s m'io i'r winter references.
AECE !. ON ON second and third floor
East 3omst
~TH AVE. 30q.-Elcgmty furnished suits
- win private table service snG appointments o the test
DgST-ST.. 1l5-t;ramerc, Park (North).-
= Drsi liable rooms, s.nsy aAd Ell s"'s with board
pfENST 2OTH-ST.-Suites Of rooms with
- rr,o bath ools, private table or without board SIN
~ and 30 GRAMERCY PARN. - Eight
'S'/ suites ani sasle rooms nr'eass table and appoint
- EAST 20TH-ST.- Desirable rooms on sec
- oad tai.d doors. with barL
En.l EAST 3OTH-ST.-Ncwly and hand
rcl1 elem pesao,rao'i '2'o, CO. %, ZEN atm p ''
VNG LENINGFDN-AVL.-L roouls IN
iO' -tr,y private IrencH family trea@fas desired
tIs E1>T lsrH-ST-Desirable rooms,
~ EAST 17TH-ST.-Two large furnished
1 1 i.ous 'i tle second io'7 7'o''t without o'ira
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

- AltiN
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANsPoRTATIoN
COMPANY
Once Pier j., y. r., Root Of Cor'lanitst
Consenments OF freight forwarded dreo ted any par
o. the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mcr
chandse 20 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
LIGHTEEAGE
Freieht Of every description promptly -herod TO any point
In the harbor az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II SrARIN AMI FRAsFUS CORNING
for NEW-HANEN leave Pier l. y r. foot OF Cortlandtst
at 9 . daily Saturdays excepted
Freight for points j. l. & W L r. received al Pier 49,
For NewHeven and points East, al Pier Is
CENTRAL sHiPYAED. ComwuulpiT. y. DRY Docks
Machine Boiler shops Everything appcrtanlng To the
construction and repair o. vessels.
Branch Once 7thavc. i2Gs,- open daily until p
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Coru!rn iJroperip tualIto.

KANSAS LAND WANTED.-Give town
IL ship section range bottom 50l Morisa'e.
Ehzaoeth, y. =.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ueal W!lisms-
w bur- "a nshcd cottage bt t.srab. parry Di --uts
I.glcratc ,rms CDTIAgl.. 4 GripuHr Once
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
TARE REDUCED TO
ALL RIVER LINE.
FARES REDUCED.

YrRsTcrAss BOSTON. SO 90; NEWPORT FALL
RIVER - 90
Imtel Tickets Corresponding Reduction TO ALL EAST
TRS Pom =
The steamers PIG GRIM and Providence leave New
york on auternate days SUNDAYS INCLUDED. at 300
q, m fror PIER = y r. foot Of Murravst Connecting
pr Annex Boat from BrooSivu az f3o H. Jersey CITY 4
nm Ticest and etaterOoms may De secured IN NewNors
AL prr pal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the Office
on Pie; and The steamers
BORDIN d LONrLI4 CLO. / CoNNOR,
Agents Gen Pass Agent.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i SATONIC aud NAUGATUCk EAlIRoAD -Steamcl' =
iesye Catherine pat II IN. p. u i-st, Iasi ltfe
aiOp M Iaic lower than by any other route
EHIGH VALLEY RAII ROAD.-Passonger
trains leave depot foot of Cortanl and Dcshro'ses sis
Al .lua r l H and Ia for aston Ictllthru. Alien
town r.'inr. 0lauch Chunk IS SIX -hafrf. l""arda Wa
verl, Itrl LYONS. iiutu aul the " est iunin
tbrourH ,iIlhos daily Local trains al m bnd iu
= m fof i.Ipn. Bethlenem and npIlY
Trans l.avng az s'lo a M pud '+o = m conn, Tor
81 points Nlhnuov aul HWlofHn tuh regions SUNDAY
main ncl f.1 Mauch Chunk Slo o. m Leave Mach 'hunk
oenefs EASTERN ONCE. SO. 2g5 Bfollvav ..
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ri4.HtIns' Attorney.
SO - y Nassar.st y y city.

so 81 Na'sau.st. y Y CITY
CTXTIETH STREET.-Court of Common
y Pless N and for the Cty anil c9iny OF N"",l
against Dsvid g. Kenne,iy ana others Defendants.
an enie ov.n lsd eton 6ears dais tie sn
2 uay ol ,T1 , u, ,' ct,i ts. -ai.
room. No. ~ Broadway. N ths ~ o. @e" York Oh
OF thai fay by Iciari " HaInctt auctoaee TIE premises
III said judgment men 'oned ana therein ~ a. 30 o.
AZ tBat certain lot piece o p@ice "i e''Ih ~, m & ,o
9as eeeo es,ov Il ard 6 the l a yN1 % ya @ oi III aad
sic Of -iIt;ls d1iant tWo ndr, and ity feet
formed the of The eA-'cy
sde Of the inth-ve VIA u hefy sce o. altt..h'
and partly through parry wall hundred feet and
nonF Yg ''1 he ssa ysyen fee, aa 1 iSoaes thence
n,rtherv arsin pars,l vlfa the ninth ase ami partly
thfoue party all one hundred feet aud nye in ches
.outhery SIDE of sEie,t ard thence esteI7 along me
E II, MoEnt GEORGE DpUGLAs.
ria,9'In.5 ION nr5.essI' p 1s's5n nScw.yort N'e''0
The aboycdcscrDed prem hereby adjourned
10 october Z, less GEORGE DOUGLAS.
Plsintih. Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-Conty Of Ncw-York.
- join G. sANFoRD. Pamti1, against Phdbt
Of ustagn. i ssnfofd Hathan chedry Aiminstraor Of
Cnares " Goodsin. her husband. Anthony barnes and
Robert Bonner de'endant'- -ulnmons
You ar, hereby summoned compsint this
Gn sttoPncy %an twenty Ssys sSr the 'ee Of n,, .am
, 81 m apfesr ar ' er sn,rs smcst vii he tssen
seanh you ty default the relief demanded IN tho
Dated. NerYo,s .srqM lss., lss.,
ro.t once ANA 0inoo Address No. - iIoadray.
city of New.York.
The foregoing served upon yoa by pgbe.on
snpreme Court dated August 10. 1854 and nr N.
S.WYos At ISs Court hoass ~ the Civ Of State
Of New York said Original complaint having been hsa August
Dated New.Ysrs August 10 1884
3D. AN 'i' No s.S Bfo.d1sy. GSay q Ss~Yol 19o City
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED ST ATS MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York DesArosses and COrtanit street
Ferries follows
Harrsburg Pittsburg, the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars Attached q. and M daily New ofN
and Chicago Limited Of Hlror Dining. smoking ana oeeP
ing Cars at . ?. W. dav.
Nillamspor; Lock Haven a m m CORY and Erie a.
y. conuecing Iiinsvle Petroleum lentre
and The or Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south 'Tiwcf washington
Express of Pullman paror daily except sunday ~
IN. arrive WASHINGTON 4nj m. REGULAR via " ann =
kR, AZ $40 500 AMI $50 N $40 au1 % nm ana - htl
via y and o. r. r., and %. N. and l2ngl sunday va
y end p r. o. 81 q. NJ "p M ami l. night VIA H. ana "
Il r.. m and Do ui ghf.
For Atlantic fItv except ~Un av. LOO p ~
For Nav. SUNDAY. l:lo m.
Iorc BrsnCn Fav Junction and inferno i1t sta ons
RAILWAY ami Ap1ov A. ant o. ~ noon fln 'N'
m. on sunday ais and 90 a m . p m. do moi STOP
ar Asburv parkl
Hoatsof Brooklyn Annex" connect win ipv tl trans
Jersey CITY an0uling speedy and ofeet transfer ol
nrootlvn 'r4ve
Trains arrive Ptsburr % and ll.2oo 72o AMI
ln'op M daur. ani o. M. l1lv eX .nt Non''S ff!!n
Nashiu Baltimore. ESQ AMI Gao %. i, 20 DO
$3.50. $50. o2o loni and 1855 p m. SUNDAY t' go
s. m 1niiI aua fn 80 From n7fiunrf so % uI
From phia1elnhia FI1 o. ESQ i.fO except Monday
q'n o{n ln-Io l1.fn 1.u 90. g. go. $3.50 $50 t.iu
100 -2n $50 o.'p 1905. 900 and lo.f ~. sunday,
$50 600 G2- $3.50 1.o5. ll31 G:-p $780, YlO 1905,
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5llnnllons tl)anle5--f females.

A THE PROTEC FIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered by tue state ~ New. York;
:. ODELI. president r.. v ODrII. trstsIrer
W. IL. PROS EI. secretary VI A. kELL DGG, t.tbrl3y
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

gogarlnersnp Nolir''. -.l
nISSOLUTION.
Tae nm OF " WHEELER e 90 Is this day dissova
" " ~ W - wHEELEI.
q. WHEELER.
J. D. DUI HER,
- III. SHERMAN.
The firm OF WHEELER BROS Is this lay dissolved by
mutual consent ,.u,.,,,
W MhEklkR,
-. IA. SHERMAN. special
The Grain Commission bushes. OF W B wheeler & 90,
business Of Wheeler Bros WI
hereafter be carried under the nrn name VI
wg WHEELER & co.
". u. WHEELER,
H. IL. THOMAS
90 Broadway. Ncw.York, oct !. 1854
OFFICE or C. +. BgoTHIS0nAM
81 ENt hASOE-PLACk, NM.l ORA. Oct. l. 1884
MRAJOHN B. NORRIS has an interest in this
WI business from the nrst day OF d, sober 1854.
MIR. EDWARD X. ANDERrON has this day
4vA been admitted partner III our nrm.
York, october l. looA. Brown Il ASDERTON.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
West Siie.

kDvERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW,
II YORK TRIBUNE Will 81 HECEIFFD AT 1IS
vPTOWs OFFICES. 80. I.2S Br0aIvay tlraDr fhrty
bIs,-s' uncl D. u ard 39 ~ est iW my hrs oorRer
El.ttA-avt No ,-B Fourth We. corner foulte-nthst.
1tU uhndVe. corner Forty. -eveut's' Nos LOO 4hua
SKI eih-.t. an az the IA RLEM QIFiCE 2,so
IA4rl one 7D1l ell AMI teT n sst., ny -
81. 81 regular Office rates
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

4 VARIETY of farms. houses and lots for
~ sale and let on lire Of Ccn.ra Railroad Of Newle'sey
A H. HOPE. l2I Lii, rty st
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Sllua!ions rOante0-- Alales.

4 MAN of experience Und er>tands steam ana
hot f. r furnaces steam and preston humps. mandy
AZ ali KIND. Of WORK Address J. b.. Tribune Uptown once
l y{- lirOadway
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Main office. 1917 Broadway. near Ath.s
HraDch-l2l Eas- l2jt1-st. near 3d.ave.

. Iharferrd bY Tue ~tlte n New. YOrk-l
5. ODELI. president h. v ODrIT, trst,urer
W. IL. PROS -ER. secretary. VI A. kELL DGG. ..tprlsy
Main office. l3l7 Broadway. Ath.st.
EraHch-l2i Eas l2jt1-st.. 3d-aye
proogt,,, - and y .Ourist. CITY Hln.
N''"' $ib Fulton-st- near Nauferoitave
ore Zee entities patrons 10 The privilege all the
I references o tho following advertisers have
vCstigated
Advertisers can be office
CoOK-puvate 0oarlin y-hOuse. lrs'-cass. No a
l3l7 broadway.
CooK-,Fr'tclass private family city or country No
COOK AS~T~r WASH. .- Excellent family cook
No G (. at L. .3l7 Broadvgav
COOK and LAU NDEI SS-Good cook and excellent aun.
dress Va, Il 8. a. l3l- Broadway.
COOK.-txcelent 'am " years city reference.
No - 3 Broadway.
In NDktSs Flrst elas' thoroughly competent. No.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITING.-Engish Protestant.
Broad vav
-Proesiant infants 6rstcass city or country.
No 4. a. lSlf BfOidvav
NURSE and SrW. -- Dfdnts thoroughly Competent
No / 4, at !. II Broadway.
NOT~EN ORk.--IwO rls TO DO tn work o a be.
tween them. No J !. at 81 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

1pre' 1isusoavc NoFYorA Dosbr,.sot ana Cortlar1t
street Fertile 40 follows
go Iln.s, -. 80 W1nl 30 Limi,rn ~ 1llo e. nD 30
Hfu 4. .. % % A fui 70 n anu - nirf Hunl1r1 N '
49, Limt"i 1nu lnn n. g. o. 3. NH1l 90 m. and o. right
1mns lrtyine NrN iort daily. "X'rpf sunday. t'n b"
sionud llilut u. L. 81 4. and . m. couuroi at Ifcn
Ton For Camden.
aia, $50 g. i'' toacrp' louiaf, t'' '.t D. t'p. 'tl
~. pud iia liduHi Kurrs 800 unl i'i %. m.I, J.
70 T. b. o. $780, fi1 lit AMI 70 On 1lndtr i-ll, D.
a'u. g. ii1. r.un u. I, f1'1 Liulif o.. $780, ID 80
and q m Leave fuiA lrlp1ii tiulp. $50 a n.
dtiv rSrruf Ttullr
Ticket ohcr, ll -tl and 0ii nIollvay A,ior ilousN
AMI fo,t of pcsnrnssrs aul Cortland streets. tonfsL
and Brrpal,n Annoy station. foot ot Fulton. 81,
Hrpos Iva NusI'- Hotel. Inpptrn station. Jrrsnr CIV
Imisrant Ticket once No Battery Place and Castle oar
den.
The Ncw.Tor4 Transfer Company call los and check
bapgaec from hotels aud residences
CHARLES J. fitN J. X WOOD
Genera! Manager General pi-.r Agent.
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EOR BI ~lNE~S or GENTLEMEN ONLY,
d. d 10 ioO.- Ia'cly fOgefhsr si.
iarnhd Also single references given ana required
2,J flf,I-avr.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

FLATS TO LET.-Seven rooms, bath and
osets. range was +uhs &C. co~nec 4th-ave. and
3tl 9L. q adult families o. than hIee
northwest aii light and an day.
premises rent nr7t fo4I, r. ond 'o0r. so
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

A BARGAIN.-Elegan country residence. i
house henuery three acres
land fruits &c beat Of VILLAGE Tor 900 hail cash
q. l. MALLACL. Eo-kviLe n-Io. j. l
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

COR SALE.-Nicc residence - rooms. mod
\ err improvements; stable. convenient Biick Chu,h
station. last orange. y J.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS rACU whv WTTKp1Ys AND o.
SUNDAY g STATION - rHlIApEI-
pUlA. % IL NIW-NpHh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15
THE TARIFF THE CHIEF ISSUE.

Senator Warner MlLer.-I stopped in the country on
my way homo from Chicago. found the party there
practically unanimous for the ticket and very enthusi-
astc it, 1he Republican counties of this State will
give the majorities for the ticket that they have
done in q, ny years 1 have come in contact
since the convent.o. With great many business men,
both city and throughout the State. They
all very and sincere in their wishes of
the Republican party. The tariff question is talked
everywhere 1t will undoubtedly be the chief issue of
campaign. NewYork is a protective tariff State It
carried for Garfield that Issue. It's manufacturing in
larger than that Of any other State in the Union
New York City has larger manufacturing interest even
than Philadelphia. There laboring in this
State to be interested In that subject than in any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15
THE B4LEFUL CIGARETTE.

Those who have followed tho Glen Cove matr-
monal disaster will be fully prepared to recognize
the advent of the cigarette new and sinister
factor in modern life, and agency which it is
incumbent upon lovely woman to combat with all
her forces. In tins tragic case young man whose
wedding bells were so to speak, in the act of ring
ing disappeared at the critical moment leaving an
expectant BRIDE, six bridesmaids and best man.
not to speak of other friends and relatives in con-
sternation. Now comes the father Of this recreant
and ascribes his sons mysterious evasion to
mental alteration, induced by excessive cigar
cite smoking. The ascrption of this cause for the
preparation of a breach of promise clearly marks
an epoch 1t is nothing less than the addition of
novel and formidable subterfuge to the long list of
excuses with which the tyrant man is wont to at
tempt his vindicaton at the hands of the sup
pressed sex" That invaluable intuition which en-
abes the better half of creation to penetrate all
such lame and lmpoenT disguises, however, will, 1t
is TO be hoped prove their and protection here
also 1t Is. however. evident that the cigarette is
destined to play the role in courtship which the
plea of emotional insanity does in homicide.
The craven lover who knows perfectly well that
it Is impossible to board, lodge and clothe two por-
sons TN his salary of seven dollars week, yet who
dare not draw back from the fascinating rapids
which are bearing him to his matrimonial Niagara,
will hereafter seek refuge IN the bacful cigarette.
The wicked husband who returns at uncomfortable
hours from the club, will resort to the same pusil
luminous excuse The youth whose best girl" ex-
poets TO be treated, but whose purse is depleted,
will shelter himself behind this transparent fraud.
Ii Is even possible that the cigarette racket may
insinuate itself into business circles, and be made
use of to prevent awkward inquiries when Brown
absents himself from his accustomed desk, and his
books are found 10 have been falsied, or when
Jones and the funds Of his depositOrs are missing
ut the same time.
But though man has failed to cope with the plea
of emotional insanity IL does not follow that
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prepared to set him up in the "public" line
ami enable him to make comfortable living,
and it is quite probable, if not certain, that ne
will have followers and believers to the day OF
his death.
Another clrions fact about this case Is that,
notwithstandingthe fate Of the Claimant, many
other adventures have been moved to come
forward rs Roger Tichborne, and some OF them
must have taken considerable pains in coaching
themselves One of these emuatOrs OF Orton
arose in California some two years ago. ana
seems for a time to have deceived shrewd
San Francisco lawyer. This man had evidently
studied the reports of the trial and sought TO
escape the chief embarrassment IN the record o.
the real Tichborne by alleging that he dld not
really embark on the Belle at Valparaiso, out
went into the interior, where, of course, series
OF extraordinary adventures befell blm. None
of the later claimants, however, have ventured
to test the strength of their preparations, per-
haps because none of the stories would Sand
the slightest analysis. There is, nevertheless
q fascination in the case which some minus
seem unable to resist, and though the penlten-
tiary is the cheerful prize of courageous adVen-
ture in this direction, it does not seem to de-
stroy the ambition of these peculiar "cranks''
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URGING A GENERAL PENSION LAW.

The Rec. Corydon MiRaTd erChaptaia 4h United
States Heavy ArtitGy,-I have just returned from a
cnyasng tour through the Northwest In the interest OF
the Soldiers aud Citizens National League and the
Grand Army OF the Republic The petition 10 Congress
from these two National bodies In favor OF pensonng all
OF tho Civil War; who honoraby discharged
from service, received hearty Endorsement OF the
heads of departments OF the several States aud rep
resents the wishes of ten commonwealth The petition
asks Congress TO grant pension OF at least - month
TO all the survivors OF the Army and Navy who took part
in the also presented the petition both Houses
of the Iowa Legislature and received hearty approval
The petition asks the passage OF tbs Lowering bill and
ndosed by than thousand posts OF the Grand
Army and has also at least 10000 signatures OF soldiers
and sailors that subscribed IN my presence With