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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
TIE PARTY or OPPOSITION.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS AT ALBANY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfRUSE.l

ALBANY Oct. 20.-The Democratic Assembly
conventions were held I'm the lid and lid Albany Dis
trcts to-day In the III District Francis Frecketon the
Labor nominee. nominated Freckelton is printer,
and was the defeated Democratic nominee Of last year
In the lid District the Manning machine defeated
for the first time this year There already two Demo-
cratic Labor candidates In The field. william II. Coughln
u mouder. AMI John Hlnnigan. The Manning pro
gr1iun" was - approve OF CoJ-hi1. Hmniglu was a
dcegat" Ia ia" convention and announced that II Patrick
MURRAY. brickaycr approved M would Withdraw
IN Murray favor Af''r several bllots Murray was
nominated by a vote OF l.. ~ l. fDr Cju-hln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
KFMNKKS ny STNATOR MCCARTHY.
Mr.. Rogers gave way To state senator b'u"'H
Mccarthy, of syracuse. who said

change hAs mtoly como over IFS. Have You i't u .
Cries nf We lhNr.'I The change b. AMY h''"hlnf
more apparent n NcNNotk CITY. II IL unuMnf lhr
Republican part, on tu victory Ihuk well cot The "oli q"
Government Nou have here u Is Steep a III i,,l u'
waste The mon who compose A. with Hubert o. Ihonp
.on nj their head. are the mcu who chose tIoN'l
cleveland 10 he the leader of the D'wotrlc} WIN M
~ President they win hold The d,-iuc~ "i Your 'lN "i
wears in their hands. They have mo- mru or economy
honesty They use millions OF lhr p'n'r MONEY u"
their own aud lhor plrtN- good. II thrf" ore NH'W
puycd men iu midst, why BE- ~ B"cuuse orr manu-
ft,turcI. ha,, been Boa doubt regarding inc result "i tH
present conttst doubt that, happily, i disappearing
rapidly. These ilr nave mo- conn lrhtr 10 I'l IRE "'u
uatrd by the Democratic party. Bu-inc-- mrn nave iuh
me tnt II the Democratic party got control oi the NJ
uiia,trlfion ,hc, would crta their hu-incsr onch1f
afraid Of what Democratic Administration ni InufA car
NAV have store for them and the country l lu-- l
me ask yuu ion; AZ tEl- country had bt""
cratic aI,d hJ boon w"rin- Ccrit for car" wat
And what wopd have become OF American "nnri
Rerardme the policy of extending Commercial
relations with South America senator Mccarthy
said;
III the policy ~ VT. Blino BE tried. bow - h..
statesman hiu ~ 1 orr able men hr best appirrla
tho ~ she Win nina a tlr l -idrilt
chair the i've hundred millions OF business don" WIN
South America by ENGLAND. Germany and o'h"f nrol
Nations would hr down srt tire greater part WtNh
Dee turned iufo American channels y p"-'N
such Nr. Blaine VIII il0- l-iir
WIFI teach England - civ. lrr "f,rn@ particularly hi
Ir.~I cit->. Justice This country j. too WIS., ANA '"
fast Goo pat ITSELF Do, hands OF tlr D.mo rt!r paw
There ei Pc uo doubt about thc lc-l PR oi ms can l-h
TIE ,cpuhl party win wiI. ur it- candidate, Jalnr-
a. 81 sine. w.l' nr 'uy next Pre-.. 4L
Enthusiastic cheers We're given for Bl.na and
Logan. and rs tine speaking at tins stand was
finished the audience moved up as Close as Was
nl. bic iO enc Sub r-.t-lry stops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
DIR. FLINT Oy nR. yAyDERBTLTS GIFT
DR.. Austin Flint before the County NRii,

Society at the Col eye OF Physicians and surgeons last
night -id that opium T. An abaoute cure for cholera IL
used in time lie said In concluding his address The
announcement has been made that William II. Wander
bt has given the College al Ply cians and surgeons
800 900 Great viii BE- the immediate beneficial
suits OF this magnificent gift. may hope for stil
greater benefit from u tending To give 70 private bcns
hccncc direction towards the promotion or medical
knowledge and medical education"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
ARTHUR BNssETT.
gkrihur Bassett, n well known lawyer

9Arihur Bassett n well -known lawyer OF
Brooyn died ON sunday NJ his home, No 937 Powers
s iu that city. ago aft, eight lie was born In the Tenth
Ward Of tui- City Ia lS26 aud was educated IN the
public school, and the old Free Academy, which
has since become The College al the CRY ~ NcwN or
For the past thirty me- lived I'm ironklvn Although
he was quite iamc he arcut volunteer fireman,
ana ran with the machine with tbs rest ot the boys,
and was ncNcH behind iu scaling "A ladder Although an
active politician Mr. Ba~-ctt never accepted office. lie
Wa. widely known socially lie LETT widow aud several
ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-g0r New In -llnl,
fair weather. followed 10y increasing clouducss and
local ru brisk and h-h southwest % northwest winds
nearly stationary followed by decided fail tcmpcra
turc. hi CHER barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states. far weather. except
followed m northern portion 10y local rains and partly
cloudy weather. brisk and high sou;hwe, 10 northwest
winds. stationary followed by decided fall IN tcmpera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
CITY NOMINATIONS LAST NIGHT.
The following nominations were made last

nl-Nit
Tammluy John +. Douutily. for Alderman. I'm the
XVIII Assembly District; Jacob Hamburger. for Alder
man. in Toe Nlith Assembly District aud Patrick tra'-
for Alderman iu the NNlIith Assembly District
County Democracy Daniel Haycy. for Asscmhlymau
nm tn NIlth Assembly District; James oliver, for "A
-emhlymin. Ia the III Assembly District Christian
rchio'k ir, for As,cmblymaE, in the XVIII Assembly
District.
People, Party Samuel Il. Wli' FOR Alderman, I'm the
1T Assembly District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
W. L. SCOTT AND THE MOREY LETTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH To rHE TRIBUNEI

ERIE. Penn, Oct. 2O.-ln long cOmmunica-
ton publish in This evening, Hraid ". l.. scott Dem
ocratlc and Peoples candidate for Congress. takes mp
every reference o him .en I'm John Dlyenpors history
Of the Morcv letter and denies cmphlcay every ale
gallon ~ Importance H. denounce, Mr. Davenport
IN unucIsirfi terms This denial brought ont 10y
savage article bon The Erie Iiy.h. connecting Mr. scott
be FOR IL, publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
NOMINATIONS IN QUEENS COUNTY.
Tho Dcmocrats of the I'd As.cmhly District


of queens County rcuoWuntcd T.. \ Darrngh for Assem-
hly the forty eighth ballot aul T. Fhx1u for school
Commit. .ourr There T. considerable opposition 10 Mr..
Ditrne among the LEADING Democrat. ot the dstrctand
II h. Understood that the People, party Will nominate
candidate against him.
The f,t Assembly District Convention was held I'm
Eo.Nu. aud after stubborn ufrt At'umhmau l. Is.
church Wt- rruomiuafc for the Assembly ,nud lrnf'
! e Allen of Flushing Tor school ,pmmi..iourr Tho
Republican County Convention nrct, In tn Town Hall,
Jamaica, thi, afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

with the vessel and it, Several members OF the
and OF the American Consus nj points visitec
by the schooner gave evidence against the steward. Hi
counsel OK Assistant Attorney Charles a. Hess
made apyea for the prisoner VINO was pro-e
charge from Judge Benedict the Jury retired and at
late hour handed in sealed verdict. The mate Il await
ing trial in FLORIDA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
ACTIVITY IN srErBEN COUNTY.

CoRNlNG, Oct. 2O.-Stcuben County Republi-
cans are conducting the campaign with much Vi-Or
The largest meeting IN the county Ia tins campaign
held here this evening torchlght parade and many
handsome Nominations added to the effect Emery A.
storrs spoke in opera House. which wa packed 10y
m euthl.a.tc audience The outlook Ia StcIeu County
is encouraging The Republicans are active and coni-
dent the Democrats sondhsy Idle anu disAe'rt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

TRIBUNE OFFIcr. Oct. 2I-l a. The movement OF
the barometer during the clear weather yesterday
light. The temperature ranged between 500 and 70.
the average tj94g being i lower than the CORE
spending day last year. and 0aso higher than ON sun
day -.
colder clear weather may be expected to-day In this
city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
DROPPED DElD ~ Az ELETIrED Sr1TTON

David Frensky age thirty ut, tea dealer,
Of No. SOB North Thrdave. dropped dead IRON heart
disease on the platform Of the elevated railroad station
near the city HALL AZ 1870 p IN. yesterday He was on
hi. way home with two heavy packages Of goods. which
fell Dab, hands be stood waiting for the tram In
stopping 10 pick them up he recled and fell Death was
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

AndreAs A. s. william a. ketcham composing the
firm of ". A. Ketcham n Co, iobbers III millinery
good, at No G32 Broadway made an asst snment yes
terday to W. A. Merrill preierring Phoebe heieham
for S3O52 -; H. NJ. Morgan, for : 900 A. H.
htebbins for o. 700 and Rachel Merrill tor sZ.ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

49, can III Afford Mr. uri while a troe sids
r.; ss'n Ssr tsr s sSG S%
Il the p'Ioi ,rsie and Morrison. His dei,a, tnote
with hli The rejection Of the DemocIancn
fore. wht ~ =. eu IN the Democratic Nth Ds'tiVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
organization. in the With District on the ground that

president Of tho Irish Amercan Independent movement
In Newly ork might that he not entirely act-
aed by di-intcrcsed motives In his support Of Mr..
Blaine and for the further that his duties The
irish World would not permit of personal canvass at
fItf tma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
4 BODY IDENTIFIED.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. 20.-The boly Of the man
found drowned in Mystic River this morning has been
identified that " Charles NcCartr. - Drookne. lie
left home for New-York about week ago and had not
since been heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

ID ILLEDNATII TT TIT IIsI"E'H'I
ROCHESTER,, Oct 2O.-Senator Warner Mil
ler addressed hundreds of voters Of this
city on the political issues OF the year
"a the City Hall tonight The .sselnblage was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
DENTiLS Br BTTLrRS MlNaGERS.
MIR. PARSONS, CHARGES Di~ArHoVEp BI COLONEL.
pBINkWATEE ANp PLNMPION.
lGY TELEGRAPH 10 rnE TRIBUNE

~ ,n m, = l - ,.l
10, WV - r ,
,,,, .,, ,i.r n.,.o..-,,i. ,.,.,. IN th en.,t THAT
~. -. -, ~, ,,, ola. Pa.
Buffers cainpuch expenses were brlg PAM ny '"' ''c
publican National Committee, causes nucn mcrriment
to-day among informed people In an interview
,., .. ,f ,..t.,....- ,.-,, f tr, .,oi,r.a...
VIII "Ni'i i.liiA Nii''t' Via iii'i 20 ''
People. Parry State Committee. hc Iid thar hc had met
,.,t a, II DIN. r .f.,.,,Y ~ rho ,forvi,n NJ
=, ,.., q. ~.
l"n" 'trruhich 'i''I Commune "' "''f '''N' 80.
was 20. ne Hy1li says, ardent BrHc: man. Ills
,t,r ti, rl firm, ID, 1 i,fri-- d..ir. to establish
~ 49,, .. a.. H., .i .,,.,, .,
''he'.i'h "ItH III. h','r ''''''" "'. "' '." -
30 fGc so-lf lp -v nothing ID tat hrn- KNOWING
.,. ir-. ga. ci.o f Pm. c,, ,af,r Dc Sund turn up
,' t.. .. .....t ,
h~ he '' $50 '''h ct't iNu "'' t'''-' "'' '''' i.
l .i r,.,.f,.. C,.,,.+taa .t ,..r irn.l.,,f info
"i'.IH '"' ~ t'''''.'A '.''''' .
Na,-ae d.c.f- 90 71ar c)l-ii.1Iir fNpre &" prevent
fte tr...fe.~ o. mont iu tai- stat. from supporting
, .. ....... ,..,,,. l.,.
General A".e.' anu VII" 'h un '''' ~" ny
fir nHs Ii ill CINE. " inIul hf fIr fd'ont brl-
,r .c l-...,ft "a r. Ie.,r cr.l'y Door .tmcl.-
i,r,l,r.l t.t lf~ tr.u...I it..Illl-r..f liltpc
not ,a. -. sooner A.to pl,u tom Ir.crrl- rlr.ous
n, fl. t.,unl,,, ,fitrtt-, nu1u upfur- of Dr. dud
f..i... t..... .T a. General rlr.,n~ ~fy- that le is
~ ... .,. ID r.ff. FOB Transfer .U. cirrfof3 Vote To-
y,rrl,.I 81, "a fusion ~ Gcrli.rna- aui Butler mon.
a. ID boo. .- tfr sum l, asked. or any siam. fr1-
ir nf o.-. carried I- goods market -llat needle.
fIfru u..i ia. .r.r ifd ulru IlF OF futir bargain
l-lu ..f.. how much rf.f fHft :, 10 ne sta cHeHt
tia. O.u.ral ',- camp cl funds c'he rom t,-i-
I,c., rr,... Mr. ,,s'cr replied: =. much 20, iu
ans nu 2 campaign lc. As una, %. iot stance. o. &
tiay come the oi- luc j mocfat- or tAtt ir '-
iincl- contributed fo i-r -Hrrr-' oil tuc 'tll ' ''
ln Na--1r l-rt. t!e pr Ic" jt"Fa j. I' 600 ''l" I'D
ltli.t. tr Prediction. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

WARD DIN ON-A the church u - NlshO Ati,u.
Tie CITY y. j. by the Rev J. J. FdigIn A.. Aust 9TH.
l4.4. James NouffOrt Warl Of NcW.N1rk. 70 Mar aul
Han J0hnst daughter OF colonel r. NJ JOh aston Of Bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

SEALED VERDICT ~ THE JULIA BAKER CASE
Peter Gomez, the steward of the schooner
Julia Baker has been trial for three days In the
United states Circuit Court charge VI running away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
BUSINESS MEN OUT IN FORCE
,Co,,,,,.d from Third Page,

t6e wnv for Mr. Curtis Don't you see how ycl are
crowdng Mr. schurz What do you think me ; hrs" W.,
posf will say about you tonight. ana me IIpHs 70
morrow morning p "Ah. yes. gentlemen see, see.
Forgive ne! see Yes. It Is Cleveland ana oehuins
like nm interrogation point he disappears II.
but ali the same fellow citizens, the old man is right
It Democratic party which eomes.no. W That
Xirory hui TO Judgment Come then we say 70 that
nartv the time /. short hut there two weeks before
the election. fancy that is plenty III when 10 say III
What have YOU got say for yourself In the war
Nothing, What have you TO say for yourset since inc
war Nothins Defend II you can your record ON re-,
COZ -trnciou currency on keeping the pnhic lN1n
raylncnt of the National debt in dollars a. the Nation
hal AGREED and not in paper promises on the reg-r!
laws ON the law to preyenfrnuds AZ the haio p"1 "a,
sepi t reform What have yoH to say about
muni>c attacks ON the National hinslnE ~ se "',
consequently upon the entire fabric OF our. cone''
Dumb Nothing - Al. what u that yon are srr ryhf
10 hide under the many col pred carmen, ~ ,rk on
from Chcae" last summer. Let me rev, nv ,niv for
,,ii,c ,~,osrs Hold an Let us cNauin" tie back "i
tbat cot what this l-5S. a tariff for revenue
we ,, gIn T,r S dsrict 1-7s. "cus-
TO-. house taxation shall ne only Tor fcN"-us' eide
\ arn for revenue only Al 'Hoh 49,, 6 ,src,,,e
il b. The vav Won try hide vour od tarli p' m ,
! opig' AWAy with YOU! Inere j.. j" r NJ rarlisle
snJ W. Morn am where IA Mr. Wells and Professor uni.
ner whore Henry Wacrson DO YOU ny tn'y , rg
..f4 Il, li,f.r the people know lhrt ll'
uru.ip,s .o well That they are afraid their algr
' ~ ,ii .i,,e "a, o mora harm than good Then &c
are cnmurc after all To- call Tor MI w ~ : nat
! Sclur1 What do they -ay "Clcycland Wen VIM
| d, Ginvei,nJ l., II "a maine 10 cuuure with Nhai j.
! ricyc,Tii IL II nemocr,f Where ha. he ,rent
ms poitioal lfc In the democratic party ~ ~ In
| over bolfrl ifs nominations 40. has ~ wv
scratched ~ ticket SO" Voted sirii.hl ever, ,,r
! - Vrs what nh through the war Ne-' Ahu ,,N''
! .t,co ,,. ,,,r Ncs Always pulled truc re-
a. trio "A. samuel Tf'dcn or Thomas n blt ,,,,. ~
william Eaton. or Thomas A. li,ndricks vi ''"''''"
Vol fellow-ct1cns. think that l. enough. auu wv
we may ak AIR -churl aud Mr. 'u'ti- To- rrili. 49,,
nrn II becomes Vau'ullY evident 'hal u - N
Democratic PARTY which the people mas I" Yen WV
ma, said in very truth in the WWN.n l,' .,'.
Annsflc II has fought ~ good hGlt u ma heI' '"'
/ faith what SAY for tic other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

re sssrs elbows n. bsom variations IN this city By ,,n's'
n
utnsh ae line oscH
br fhs
he1
pharmacy, sie Drsadesy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

On each of the last three preferences 1t Is stipulated
that interest Is to be paid The firm suspended pay
ment on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

Home Made Preserves, &c.
Families su01itt VITA P.,,'rs'A Gs.,sA BnlN,l AL
Canned Fiuits Pickles, e.. pGt IDll
GLASS
And Wlrnlt>i
PERFECTLY Pure
Circular c0nfl Al c3-srel.sI seltOl tDDjs
tiol. Goods stored I1tt 80.
SARAH NCELRAri
?q{ .r4s-tf. BrJDslyl. y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
Millinm 4. rnwlcr chnirman Of the Exccu-

tive Committee Of the Peoples party. has written "A
letter 300 answer To the charge made that The Republican
Committee paying the expenses ~ General Butler,
canvass. aud using the Peoples party to all Blame.
lie takes up one by every detail of IN Parsons
,lnrer.. and denies them 100 positive ana Nl-or"u.
l,usrnrr In conclusion he .ay4s " All the mhtt l"l
statements this Hdrsnu- are utterly Ll,t ana tc
character uf h- frirud and -i'crrr lrc tr1ud" Is wen
known To all Republican. Democratic and Butler man
nurr."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

" fRRTED.

Lunibpcr'. Por'lm,. Nlr..1N vi,' ROY
Lun lDJrrs psr' NJ, AlJins VDlhk
LuldbOrrs P,r.lu. LilyDftle yNsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

Austin +. Ford has declined the nomination
for Congress made by Independent Democrats and othe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
4 CANDIDATE SrEs nm HBES FOR SL4NDER.
Colonel 1. z OkeiIiy. the Butler canddnte

for State senator n Essex County y. j., has dfcio
bis counsel 10 brn- suit AGAINST me Ns~ ~
Taics Islander affecting his character as puDh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

i2fst, between or tui Nt1 iYet.
lev nr JOHN r. fANloN. Pt.tlE
Servcc+w De- rHstuci On ~uud. october - az II d n
- p.
nv church been npllsl thereby ncrclgn hs
pN ofpnN4 which Will hf Ilr sale uufN DC 3D. AAcr Llh
date those remaining will hf Tor sale - renfii
The sexton NJ John Man, NIL Do italy 40 ti' en- ara ~
tween the nour- ~ -Sl % l. uau Nov l. - WADn
AL Applications can Do falde
Ihc new pcws VIII DE- op,u % Al until Nov. :
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keady ihi- ,ioraiax.
rtfE St,Iff- rpIplrNp

TIE NINI-W EEhI1 TKTUTT No
Price In wrapper ready ur mailing crnt, pr c1pr'
one copy one Year - - copies tud extra sla
TuE IKfHUNF New YORK. 4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29
STA EkRD'S R0YkLP TENT
NUMBER SO

Of IeIa, til trce use OF the Harmony
nan, influ mug the gas, for ths next
sta.e convert. u. 10 ia necdle.. for
me- 10 dwell upon he vantage, " our
hall To- l0u bat Hs 1t ls my wish that
tn7 letter should reach every member
OF yout committee LuI tie public ut
large, II may not be hW's4 10 mention
us at ractvt 'euurcs. lNr hal. ia sit
mated 10 the heart OF the uty, within
I'VE minutes. walk from any hot | except
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Wy VA 70 les ui street cars running on
'lhrr side of o." bali. II is new and
h'-h' hcent structure, conceded hy all
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south Possessing all modern convent.
euoe and luxury such as
teu.ln- rooms, .ays'ruo-, slce.
trio lighis, telephones, electric
'a'ihel-, etc. IL ha. % seating rapaci.
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with comfortable sud elegant chairs.
table. and settces, and is tl, hest ven.
uiaiel building in the state. The
stage is large enough to seat over two
hundred people aud the galleries will
uccomodaic all the spectators, who
thus be excluded from the floor OF tho
convention. La acoustic properties
are perfect. Ia addition tn all Tits.
viii add thut the Oujou Club rooms
are In The building, and ia thcm can
be found the ~ oct comfortable luuuV.
my places amt convenience, Tor the
committee meetings, etc The dele
gates, through the rourIo-y OF the
members, can have Hcrus, to these
club rooms | dr-lIr o., a citizen To
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

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Extraordinary Bargains in Car
nets.

All ladies' ln noel pt Carpets. WIN hnd
r. tu their advantage 10 scs tie "onI'f-
nd hargains In carpets a. q. HAher-, all
. ould Investigate the prices hefe before
Purchasing elsewhere.
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Al person, Wishing to fortiiy 'hem
elves against the approaching coli
weather will hnd 1t profitable 70 see ths
ilaukrts and bed comforts at u. hahei a
inst nov. Yon cannot buy them a
cheap elsewhere.
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Washington, February 2S-lngalls IN.
truducrd a ulli to remove The injunction
ur srvier, from tho court martial that
tu.I Heurru llta John Porter ia order
twu tue mnmh. - uf u may give the de-
tails 90 tine public and tostIfy as 10 the
case 4 cuiru uiuu.
Inr senate then resumed ron-iderl-
uou vt the hi to authorize the con
,tructinu ~ steel vessels.
Mcphyr-ou, Jones Ella and Miller
OCoh.,j ,uuuk part Ia tuo debate. The
latter was IN favor ot making liberal
appropriation for tho building IT a uavN.
lilo WAS M favor OF Coustfucun. Amerl-
cau mou.p'-wHr from American ma
t,unl by American wurkmcu,
to hr manned 10y Amsrcnu
,eimru. IN" United States should no
ptcparoJ to meet the eu,ruHchmouts of
lu,-e Who may become jealous OF her
1,ogrcs4. Ia example OF fee goNe.u'
mrut and free institutions Is spr,althE
he cUuta-iuu Ol trru thought aud IL, e
.uN rumrut am ,ug all thr people ut TIM
sIuur, aud Is eng udrrlnE hattrd. maj
10 mud u freud mess uH the part ut tuo
.mptriu tA.suud mon inc ists throUEI ont
t,ew ild Ito wanted To sec hmeu'"
rtAdy e. ro,rut any ln-nlts that might
1r he ped upon her come from whut
quarter II might
Bn,utd reviewed the action Of Con
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another great d.ui OF dlH rust IA the
n,,.d ~ tbr my, drnartment In TIN
,'.',,,,,n ,'f MANY mru the presidents
..lrrtInn OF Tia, lurumOuut Tor that
,..,.,,,,,, 49,, nat IA Wise, ono. Inl- WIS
r1t . question ol personal assault, hut
the uruc-s VI the person for the plhc e
ln.tc wa, nothing m the ante rden's or
requirements u tn" udlvidu j referred
to ia Il rrudcrci ha selection WISE lie
linlur would hr g. Intta,t To give
PAIN any man. n"I 'h' were
guuii' Questions ana en"u" "'
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/ rrlrrrcd 10 lh'- subject. II WAS parity
.lr tins reason tuat congress place"
rrstrlcrluu- upon the building OF the
,hip. now IN course OF construction
Haze here remarked that lac had
,,nj NJ, b,ii. Winch would throw the
r.,,,.iI.u.,.t.n tINSIauu 1858 around
/ IA, sIip. now proposed aud thai
he nmlmimcut was irsct suggested
/ ,yrhe secretary of the navy lln''
ncu offered ns "a -""7'''u'e Io' 'h'
( amendment OF VI fhrr-oh the i"'i""'
. iuG "Aud SAID vessels suaIi De
tyslgucd ana roh7liu''v" ~
. 10 respects IA accordance
I with and subject 10 'he
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