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IL must strike the news editor whose duty 1t Is
TO look over the exchanges that there Is an uncor
monty large crop OF ROSTERS this year Some OF
them are pretty hard looking specimens, but they
seem 70 answer the purpose.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
u. :. NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. c, November g. 1854
Sealed proposals. ia duplicate rum regular dealers
or manufacturers only,'D Endorsed Proposals. Ord
nance will b. receiy. at this once until NOON,
CURED. as follows TO be d,livred at the Navy Yard
Washington. ID c. within thirty days from date OF
award free Of any expense Go the and SUBJ
Ject 10 the usual inspection aud conditions, viz;
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
Requisition No ~ Betting Files &c a. Tool Steel:
a.. Pine and haywood; IS. Stationery. &c Schedules
and blank fo bids he had This Office and al
necessary information It Navy lard. Responsible
curity required bids for faithful performance the
competency of the gusTHntors be certified befor.
notary other public officer The rxht Is reserved 20
reject any al bids and " waive defects
1HOS II LOCKER.
Pay Director 4. = n.
mat Navy Pay Agent.
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Why Did He Wed Herr" Is the title OF Mrs
Southworth's new story. Can't tell. exactly, but
presume she and her mother together sort OF roped
him In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

The constituents Of John d. White think that bts
nervous system requires rest, and have therefore
forbidden him 10 undertake the excitement OF an
other congressional term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

There win be plenty OF Emusic In the air. to-
night, with two full nedged opera troupes in action
al nval theaters
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There may be latent reasons which Justify the
party committees and the newspapers in their
warning shouts OF fraud, but no evidence has vet
appeared 10 bear out these excited Claims and the
probability Is that none viii appear. Many slight
errors have been found. but they about balance
leaving Clevelands plurality in the neighborhood
OF LOCO or 1900 votes, where 1t VIII probably re-
main
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GEORGE SPRANSY,
oSE-pRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
nos 507 SEVENTH STREET.

Ger TIE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Spoure. Carrlsge Road Team and Express Harness, of
az Atnos ana description at Lowest Prices
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS 10 s.,ypraJ vr;, IN
MAKERS name and trade mark "''A
LUTZ BRO,
G7Pennsylyaniz Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
t1HORsE BLANKETS ana C.RRI,op poprs.
great variety at very low pricel ocr7
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Aoconp,os PrrAr.n.

The Pleater with which Mme s.Ilade est.A,,.,.a 49,
ana sn 9 sole device used BY her for the first
and fancy pleatingR = offered for ssie ssnd sor
circular. No. . East 1oth street. New YORK ocs-an
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DREss Goops.

DRESS UOODS.
LADIES' CLOTH suTrrNo.
LADIES' CLOTH PLAIDs,
4oineh Atwood fine Cashmere, &c., So. eoc. ese
1Uc., 75c. ' -" ~~"' w.
si-inch .Tricot Cloth all WOOL all color,. asc.
LStra size Crochet Cuunterpanes 94c
Matseil!es Quilts gl5Q 81, 81 90, S. e36n
White woye Flannels, lie, 15c, lie, 20c 90 26o
Atwood Red Twill Flannels. lSc.. 25c.. Sic.
Cloth for Boys ; uits Csc. 30c CSC.
Shawls all wool. g. g. So 81 $3.50
Shidren's Hose. no seams 16c. and 18c
Canton flannes. 51xc. 6hc.. &c. 1Oc
Ladies' English Walking Coats S. &c. &S el0
Langtree Dress Goods yard and quarter wide, 76c
New Plaid Dress Goods, 25c.
Best ~ yartis wide sheeting Cotton, 24c
SILK Brocade Velvets, all colors 81 %
Black Brocade Velvet. S25O
Plain silk Velvet ST. 25
Lace Curtains, scalioped. g. so psiT
Best Brussels Carpets, 75c., Soc, 85c
Ingram Carpets, 2oc., Soc, 35c, 45c and Soc
White Wool Blankets. voc pair, g. Al So a
Bed Comforts. &C., 81, lbs. IL 81
TOwsON's,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ns South Side. near Center Market
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ALL ABOARD
FOR GREAT BARGAINS.


There clothing establishments the proprie-
tors of which rich by selling below cost half the year
and giving goods away the balance of the time. OF
this system would bankrupt millionaire,
and yet there clothers who keep this nonsensca
sort of advertising all tie year round. The
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

VSoR SAIE-FARM-A VERY DESIRABLE TEN
Il acre Farm at Hives station. r. a q. Il r. q miles
from Washington. all under the hsst state of cult
yation new house and bsrn worth a. CO., insured for
Sl,40O. Will be sold tor SO 500 Inquire on premi-es
Of owner, WI HEIDER or of
PARKER a. TOWNSEND
oc2a-lm l4ls street northwest
VrOR kENT-"RAyENwOOD," Al HYATTsyIIIE
Il Nd House, fourteen rooms: modern improve
mens; will be- rented cheapf for the winter onths
Apply TO 1l3 Market space 1880 Pa ave oc22- In
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2i!2 Mass ave. 13rs$110O0 33 VI st. W.. $40 90
TIA 18th st. ,l0rs 100 1887 18th st w ~ AZ 90
lGl0 18th ST. ny l3 1000 l.41 L st IL W. rr ~ 20
1899 f.n.w..l IA loo 90 20. 9th st nc d no
iei4 iStn 81 W. ~ rs 81 "a 431 St NV, % 10
1910 18TH stn Il S3 "a 7O6 9th St n e RS 20 on
11f3 81. NV. IL ..S3 "a 1873 st he q rs - N on
!o;Z i?n stnw ~ u.s. .50ll $40 st e. rooms ~ 40
4ol avenue RS. .45 ~ s33 lst ST. Z
d3lo 18TH nwl0 rs. S31s 1127 St Sc, Is OO
239 Mass. w.. 1900
Also number of well located Furnished Bo,,ses
&ai At ofhce Tor Weekly Bulletin issued Satur.
Gay afternoon. Landlords have their horsas mi.
vertsed free by placing them in our hands
Is. II. WARNER.
nj GIG street northwest
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HAMILTON HOTEL

Most DELIGHTFULLY."- located. COMMANDING extensfvo
view Of harbor ard islands. Enlarged by aA n
new wing four stories high: dninr-room VA i
Is,lor 1ox6o; Is newlS furnished has annun- s.14l
ing all modern convenience<. Open Tor The vlasoa
Nov mber Is. lss& Climate perfect; cuisine uuexcen
tionabie Toursfs. inv Aids and ofhefr ~.
uneousled advantages afforded seeking TO sy IA
the iigos Of northern winter In visit 70 bermuda
ocls- thkm.sm CHAa q. EMAoNs. Proprssse
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WITH A BIG DISPLAY OF WORDS

and false prices prefer to trust to your intelligence
Call inspect. and price. That is all ask for we are
certain that this viii convince you that selling
the lowest and yet have the best clothing offered
in Washing ton
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

tSOR SALE-L0TS.-I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
OF elegant Building Lots. in the West End for sala
Now the time to purchase r single residences fof
prices Will advance after the present month
JNO A PRESCOTT,
oc4-2m 1896 street northwest
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PERSONAL.

MRS, n. l: sToIsENEgRa AND MRS. A. NJ
having removed to 816 18th street northwest near
Chamberlins. Wormleys and the Arlington offer new
forts n8-6f
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TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE

does not propose to turn its advertising space into
fairy tales" All we want to impress upon the public
Is that we manufacture every garment SELL and are
now Offering thousands of Fine Suits Overcoats and
Pants at exactly
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TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST.

The Oyercoat that costs $40 will sell you for
s1 and the coat sell at 81 is the that the
highpriced clothing establishments call cheap at 3d.
We make mp nothing but hrst-class reliable Atwood
CLOTH and we have all the leading styles and materials
In Suits. Pants and Overcoats Instead of trying to
bamboozle you
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL I SCOTT. D. Da,
y fifteen years experience IN Dentistry Once l1O7
street northwest Preservation Of the Natural Teeth
speciality. oc0
TYR. RANDALL PARSONS. 42s TIN STREET
~ n. W., over Balantynes Operative and mechanical
dentistry skillfully performed. Gas administered;
moderate fees. Ten years experience. Hours from
In w. Filling . specially; alsb. the cure Of tooth
ache without EXTRACTING local sngsthethic. used on
the gums. alleyiates pain OF extrictinx Gas given,
Charges moderate M
nR. I. n. TALBOT. DENT1ST, No AS7 7TH
1Istreet three doors fron corner T. Dentistry In ell
ats brsnchea Testh inserted ~ pur est All work war
SaAteai AMI
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-423 nth STREET NORTHWEST
Fine larGc store or Warerooms. suitable for whole.
fares between Pennsylvanis avenue and street In
Quire on premises. n8-3ts
TCOR RENT
Il 1921 New York avenue northwest 1arze store.
room with celltr; good location for any business
venient to all cars and herdic lineA
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.
nl-2w 1924 street northwest.
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Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
TITO QUESTIONS ABOUT TOTING.

70 the RAZOR or me Tribune.
SIE: Can an officer in our Navy, on duty in
tn waters Of this state cast vote FOR President next
Neek does MS absence from his WlIes nome ID an
ether state disfyanchise him ! u {
P,ekskiH oct =, 1ssi.
An officer of the Navy neither gains nor loses his
residence by reason of being at sea- IL this case II
Il evident that his residence is where he makes 1t
when on shore-that Is, where his wife now Is. and
he can return there TO vOte.-Edl
70 the Edttor Of The TrtbUnc.
SIR While was a minor my father moved into this
State. attending college at the time and have
passed ny summer vacations al his house. am now alb
Sent from that town business but am ID tie same
County. WIN you please inform me where and under
what conditions can cast a vote for Blaine.
Somerset County. oct 26, 1ssi. REPUBLICAN.
You eau vote at the place you consider your res
idence. II you only temporarily absent and cx-
pect return TO your fathers house TO live that is
probably your voting residence.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
TILE SIGAR INDUSTRY

WAsHINGTON, oct. 29.-IrOm advance sheets
o. the report OF Professor H. " Wiley. chemist OF the
Department % Agriculture. the following facts relating
to tho Northern SUGAR industry are taken:
Sorghum Little work has been done in Washington
The expense attending the raising and working Of the
has madct advisable 10 have the experimental work
carried ON lu other localitc Laboratories have boon
tablishcd IN Wisconsin and Indiana The has been
favorable than the preceding and the yield Of
greater Nevertheless the total yield OF Sorghum.
for the year suot likely ocXcccd 800 900 pounds
The yield Of sorghum syrup l. about The last
year-3O 900 600 gallons The low price OF sugar and
molasscs viii prove embarrassing % manufacturers.
The sugar Beet The sugar beet continues 20 prosper
aud made large quantity Of sugar This is now
the only beet factory III the United states. Bees
grown by the Department Of Agriculture the present
season show low percentage OF sugar.
Louisiana Cane The Department has also establi shed
laboratory IN Louisiana 10 study the chemistry Of -u-
manufacture Louisiana has long been feeling lis
IN the matter Of sGgarmaklng and its thought that
the planters may receive much help and many valuable
suggestions from careful chemical supervision o all
the different processes Of manufacture The crisis
III the Industry of the world Professor Wiley
Is FELT with peculiar effect ia this country.
New methods Of manufacture will have 10 be introduced
II prices remain they the industry ~ the
country Will langu-h The yield IL Louisiana this
WILL probably fall below the average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

MAKING GUNS FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, oct. 29.-Gcuerl :. V Benet chief
Of the Ordnance bureau. las submitted his annual
report After mentioning experiment, with the round
bavonet and the iInproy Of life sight At the
armory lie notices the inquiry ordered bF the Senate
into the best mode OF proving steel for American anna
mtnts and sea coast dsieuccs. and h0res II Will he
pushed q, thoroughly it, Importance demands lie
Bureau Ia, been delayed iu it, construction ot expert
mental gun. hy the tcl1s of foreign mauufactur-5 IN
supplying tho required steel for-inG-. This difficulty
shows the Importance of encouraging hoMc production.
General Ernct urges tha nccc ,sltr Of immediate action
III this regard lie also diiatc on the Importance OF
adopting types of ten and Int inch steel guns by the
time American steel NAL, ready % furnish tie
materials. He c0mmend- the American steel hc has
already used While waiting for guns the Bureau
ha- been improving the tcn-inch smooth boles on
hand by inserting TdeG steel tubes, leaving IN" guns
ouv cig lt-inch bore. Experiments IN tn. line are
cescrbcd ard their has led o an order tor tic
change Of titv such guns. General Benet speak, of
Experiments with bcech-l0adiug multicharEe guns
Those with tlc latter interrupted 10y accident
10 the gun The value of explosive gclatuc has
been demonstrated. The successes Of the year indi
cdtc tie ability of the United states Ordnance Bureau
to .rappc With all the theoretical and practical
problem. of gun construction General Benet fd.ors
the House oil providing for volunteer organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The nresence of Mr.. Blaine at the Fifth

Avenue Hotel somewhat demOralized the working force
at the Republican National Headquarters yesterday, but
the stream of visitors undated great many peo
pie called who expected Mr. Blaine to be az headquarters
and waited there FOR long time 70 see Linn IN spite OF
information t. the contrary The Executive Committee
was kept busy with important matters relating to the
close OF the canvass and 10 Mr. Bainc plans from 10"
until election day. Among the persons of prominence
who called were John r. Ensor. Of Maryland {;
Archie Campbell. OF The Wheeling LeHg,ncer; T. Dana
Horton. OF Ohio; Colonel a. ". ~oper California; J. j.
Whippe secretary of the sachusetts state Commit
tee Edwards PlerropJnt. NJ J. Fenton of Albany;
Senator Frye. Of Maine Major W. H. lewcNyn, or New
Mexico: Frederick NOgcer. Consul at Frankfort :
George walker Consu-Gencral at Paris; Lynde iiar-
rison chairman of the Connecticut state Committee;
Bernard Bslm. john j. OBrcn, John Roach, Emery ~
stOrrs !. +. Deliver.
Tie Information received by the Commit tee from
Now-Icr-cy. Connecticut Massachusetts, and Indiana
from personal relation Of members Of the committee IN
those ltcs i OF the most factoring character Word
continue. n come from the South ~ unexpected strength
being developed for the Republican electoral tickets IN
North Carolina. Florida louisiana Alabama, tennessee
and the NrguiIs.
Emery \ Storrs. who has been I'm all the states whore
fierce contests IA progress, said 70 "a TRBCNE re
porter that he has no more doubt o the result IMAM OF
ANYTHING which has not yet happened
Colonel j. j. Whippc said that Massachusetts, was as
certain as any Republican state Ia the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
OUTLOOK FOR THE LOCAL CANVASS.

The local canvass on the part or the RepuDll-
cans has been begun and Will be continued actively to the
close Of the campaign Senator Fredercks Gibbs the
candidate for Mayor has thrown himself into the cam
vass with his accustomed v.or He IS seconded by sew
eral OF those who his heucnants last year When
he was elected Senator in the With District.
John j. O'Brien said yesterday 1--WE will go TO work
with will and DO best To- elect the ticket. II Is q
good one and commends itself to every Republican
Clubs have been formed In every Assembly district
There is no reason why every Republican who will vote
for Blaine and Logan should not vote for the County
ticket This will insure its election. senator Gibbs is a
popular man and adds strength TO the ticket. Mr.
Plummer is known throughout the EDry-GOods
District as a reputable merchant and rs a busi-
ness man is capable conducting the financial affairs OF
the ctv satisfactorily The candidates FOR Judges stand
high al the and elected will make upright and capa-
biz Judges The Of the ticket j. also good There
will probably be Notwithstanding before the close OF
the week ,
Jacob Hess said 81 have heard no expression Of dis
satisfaction from Republicans to the composition o..
this later ticket There is no reason why the ticket
throughout should not be elected by large plurality
OTHER representative Republicans declared that the
prospects for the 'icket tattering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, oct. 90, 1854.
THE LALIAPOosA AND POwHAIAN.-The steamer ITALIA
poosa Will be placed IN the dry dock al Nev-Yo Mon
dSY ana DC inspected by the Naval Board "Wednesday
Inc fo"hatan VIII come from New-York here tomOr-
row.
INSPECTOR OF RIFLE PRACTICE-It Is understood that
Captain -tanhOpe f. Blunt relieved from duty In Dakot
l. 10 become inspector OF rifle practice.
THE HARPEKs FERRY PRoPERTr-The Acting solici.
tor OF the Treasury to-day issued certificates OF
sion TO Thomas H. slavery, Of Wilmington Del and
the other purchasers Of the Government property at
Harpers Ferry.
NAVAL OFFICERS PRoMoTED.-The following naval
officers have recently passed the necessary examination
for promotion Lieutenant Commanders C. T. Goodrich
and Charles O'Neill 10 lie Commanders; Lieutenant
(iunior grade) II. II. BarOll 10 be Lieutenant and
Passed Assistant Engineer A. j. kenyon To be Chief
Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
THOUSANDS AT RONDOCT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Roypour, y. Y, Oct. 9.-The demonstra-
ton gotten mp by Eugene y Howell, at PoughAeepSie'
when he gathered Blame and Logan clubs from forty
towns and cities in procession, at his own expense
WAS repeated here tonight. The man coming 70 the
front TIM. time WAS :. d. CoykeudalL He chartered
,cii tr,in. AMI steamers and filled the city with
Thousand, OF Republicans and supporters OF Blaine ana
iogan Twenty thousand people swarmed the streets 10
view the spectacle. There were between 4'o)O ana
5000 men in lire Houses both In Rondout and Kingston
were Illuminated and decorated, and the display OF re
works fine.
~ "a. ,.,J,u and M Howell reviewed the process
o from a stand in front ~ Mr. tOykendaus h1i'e anu
,ofu were checre by the passing companies lH' NeN-
r- division came IN special train on the West 0h"o
road The Pougkocpsic division came on tc 'tta'lt'
lef,ycr. chartered by SIR Howell. and the quar- ne
i,r u,olr. , mechanics came by the hundreds from
tne M, also hy special train. Companies from out
WING towns in il.fcr Iutche-s, orange ana luihdH
,r,e ,y cars and boats. The enthusiasm every Whrlc
was uboinded and the cheering, shouting anu cannon
firing were continuous. IouOEIo" H'9H1 " ''I''"' 'e
will be witnessed At Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
DEMOCRATIC METHODS IN ONO.

FRAUD TO IL ATTEMPTED IN NOVEMBER 10 ON
SIT TIE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
CIvc!vNArI oct 26.-Withn two or three days 1t
has been a5ccrtaned beyond any doubt that the Dem
ocrat. here and in all the larger cities of Ohio, conem-
plate the perpcration of scgic OF frauds, in Nov
cnLer though the fundamentally of the police and
the ci'y authorities. Having fear OF the United
STATE. Courts when restrained them in October and
made fair count possible they propose to pile up
fraudulent vote, which they hope will serve to overcome
tho late majority IN tha county. Hamilton. they have
been succc sh in past years IN Stating the ballot
boxes 10 ~ extent lrate only with the size Of
the boxes the turning OF the patent crank aud not at
all Oh the number Of votes in precinct In one ward
alone last spring. 800 moro Democratic votes were
cast than ;horc citizen. living in the ward. The
leaders here have especial interest IN reversing the
vote viz Ia order 70 iom ground of c,ntesting the
Congressional elections They 20 10 Congress rep
rcseutng that with the United states Mar-has at the
polls In October, the people were intimdatcd into CIV
ing 1000 Republican majority, which was reversed IN
November when the Marshals absent. They cH-
rect 10 secure the un-cang of General Butterwoith
and Brown. The Democrats appear to have plenty OF
money at command. aud such leaders - John X. Me
Lean. David r. Paige and Bcuah Wilkins are now m
New York CITY, comforting with the Democratic
National Committee. The Democrats in OHIO are
angry with Mclean and charge him with trcachcrou-
action prior to the October election His friends say
that II Mcleans advice had been taken OHIO could
have been carried but being ignored, lost. They
hint al possibilities for November, which lead 10 the
belief that Mr. Mclean is bargaining with the Cleye-
land managers, and In the event of securing the
pledges he demands will return here make de-per
ate effort 10 carry the state. Republican leaders fully
appraised of all the movements on foot, taking
steps thorough those which preceded the October
vote, an honest ballot and a fair count, and
speak confidently OF their ability to give 10000 10
80 600 majority for Blaine and Logan In site Of all
the Democratic Vaccinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
BROOKLYN CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
Thc thrce Rnnnhlican mcmhers of Assembly

from Brooklyn last year likely to be reinforced by
three more the coming session OF the Legislature II
the Republicans In their districts do their duty The
three strongly Republican districts the lAth, Nth
and Nth The Of the last two, Assem-
bymen Taylor and Heath are candidates Tor reelection
and should secure the hearty support Of every voter
who believes in good representation in Albany In the
TXt District one Of the good legislators Of the county,
Supervisor Lewis \ Myers, Is of election. In the
With and With. which Democrats represented last
wear two good men, Robert j. Iudd and Captain lee
Nuting are the nominees and with hearty support can
elected and the Is true in the Allth District,
where eX- Alderman Robert Hill Is the nominee ana
should be elected over AsSembyman NJ. G. Earl, whose
course AT Albany has been marked by complete sub
to affairs The remaining districts are almost
certainly Democrat but in the lEth the Rephohc.'hs
Endorsed A Butler Democrat, Patrick Burns, VINO
will Doubtless elected The list OF Democratic noml-
nees Is without a single redeeming feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
IR. 1. S. BARNES FOR BLALNE.

Mr.. A. 5. Barnes, the veteran publisher, now
travelling in Europe writes in private letter to a
friend in this city as follows concerning the Presidential
campaign:
am watching the progress OF your political campaign
with great interest should be sorry 10 the RepuD
ican party vanquished hy reason OF personal dsacc
zion ", sent delegates 10 the National convention
Ia nominate a candidate. We made platform OF
PRINCIPLES which the nominee accepts. II Is our uul!
To that and 10 send men to Congress 10 sly
port him. We do country great wrong 20 grauIl
personal spleen and reject the man who IS mus la!l.
dominated II would be a sad day when we give, our
soInfrv INFO the hands Of the men who would set back
III pointers on the dial OF time and stop all progress
and begin "a career which would throw rs INTO great
20 illusion AM future uncertainty. Give The Democrats
power and they viii surely act on the Oh Jac-,oni3
the1r To the yictors belong the spot-, ~ open d T.
ence of he principles OF true reform Aud Ike PACK
Of wolves. they VIII demosh or devour everything tuat
come i'm their way. But viii stop and indulge the
bope that every good man viii vote the kepubAcdl
tcket and that Nj Blaine vii be next President