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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
OBITUiRF.
JOHN A. LIVINGSTON.


John A. Livingston Of this city. died sud l.
denly a VAUDEVILLE, y. Y, Yesterday mo.nnq. ire ar
rived ut Watervie sunday morning went to church and
2 e'In'd IN Iorfect j.. tn He went to tie Wat rvie
Bank yesterday morning, trans CITE business re-
uin,d to the hou-c Of Sis. Bacon his sisterIr and
IN rev mon cnts rickcn with paralysis AID died
mined aiey. He was born 1920 at New-Hart ford
connecticut, and when twelve years old entered a
country store al Vernon, y. y clark. H. remained
IN ts post On until il small for hIs enterps-
lhe and energetic nature and in 1912 moved OsweGo
y y where he oIcnei large grocery under the
firm name o. Duiton & Livingston. He stayed there
unul 1-49, when he moved syracuse. formed
TIE firm Of Lving.ton, Mitchell IL Co..
a d opened the largest Wholesale drug ard
grocery business In the western par 4 tho state. In
1893 h. Transferred the seat o. his druc grocery
business To New-YorS and red the firm Of Comaw
Hopkins u Co He continued a member Of this firm
until ISIS, hen he up the drug and grocery trad,
formed the finn OF Burger. Hurbut q Liyingstol, en-
tered he bu ness Of refining sugar In 1888 erected
at lare cost the Livn- son steam sugar Refinery. He
extremely fu in this busin, and auassed
large fortune He was frr many years director The
Eagle Fire Insurance Company, TIE Unt,d Stle4 Life
insurance Clmpany and the Importers and Traders
National Bank
He was member and trustee Of TIE n ia Avenue
Prcshy crian Church, and a supporter OF his
pas IT. John Hail. I'm al eor 10 spread the cause Of
religion broadcast over the earth. We gave lbnr-
ally of his time and money to advance thc
cause Of education, and was always ready to
rnt.r heart and soul into any good work.
he studied hard I'm la ears in e. his spare hours
and acquired prra cfucIton M. LIVINGSTON Hppre-
ready a' % le17 TESTIFY tp cud hrlpWg hand ln
time %. ed lie $50 warm supporter or temp rance
1ul, though not pu.i,iy dpHtliDd with temperance
7',itl. ser h} advice ana ttHmrt ha- toIr Wu. good
aut t'npiel many from conn ttnx % h.bi. witch Doc
cou4ilc- a. fhr wors of al 'vi.. Dee wa. 70 -.u. man
VINO made ir.' DIS and spread uns Inc where er w,pi
"hN hi- p h-t. ii'r aHd enc tIu "uin- WIZ 4 N'
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FOUND DEAD IN 1HE roar.

Charles JaehnsOn, young Swede, died
SHORTY fore midnight Sunday, IN the
roadway TAird-aye, near sixiy-hith-s .,
Eew-Utrecht Not .g from where be died,
near the Fort Hamilton station Of the sea Beach
Railroad a liquor shop kept by named Gleason
JaehnsOn. WHO the place wi d his brother and
several others, went away burrIedy when q
disturbance occurred and tie occupants fel
b. dghtiug. His brother ran out u tho bar
room iuiO rhe road with him. n WAS reported that
The dead man was chas out u ihe place aud struck on
the hcad hy some unknown man no pscapc but Act
iLg c. tain B0we, Of the Eighth suD-ire mot ~
Ii0Hklln, VINO iiyesrgnted tie case. VS. unable
u I'M ans one who could sub-tautafe tbc
tiefy out tae uidn Cht brawl TIE general impression
Nas inst dickinson came 10 his death by Icpf g.
Jis b,ey ay the roadway Ill night a.d TAX %
tbafse ~ b. She morning by uud rtakef Their
marks 0i V0leuct EXCEPT blOsed ap ienrHnce about
10 iset. OF The people IN tue neig DornOOd sad
VA h.y heard that rug md - iu mOnef had been
toieh budy while lay upon the ground
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The FIRE RECORD.


SUMMER HOTEL GUESTS FIR GHTENED.
DRIVEN FEoH THEIR BIS by FLAliEs-A SER
YAN1i- Lucky uLVE-s.
KEY EAT, y. j. Sept. 1.-The Hotel New
port. white, .top tle ba of pa TX XIV ont ar
. t.Ie nr.t ~ tr Kcf East railroad .tauon, vat oe.
sfro.rd by H.o between lud o'clock 0 is morning.
Ib nl hi0ar nut Boo De- 80 chen cxteu ion II house.
o. $3.50 Uncovered by osc OF lae -srsfn. gl', who 81 pt
uH tlc upper Zoos a. th 90 iuo. near the Do eL She
called Adop. g. Dick. Of n N-l ors. tie pr pttor MI
ula .,.a.u0i h. male .c.p blt SOON found th1t t1e
..c. we, u.ruud control ~ rnu thfou "a tlc hotel
anal .rou ed ihe guest. who w De- nearly ,latci wtn
nI.r.. T..y rau down stairs clad .u.y n tl ir ID -n.
cDth..r aud .cr,suin- visa urror. Too nearest hre
ru Ir.. .rraf A.uuu Park ESQ mites away, The
atne. ~ rtpdl, iO 90 main -ru .Iu.t, wh en- was
entirely consumed There were uluu o.c hundred nud
thi ty guests in the hous bat al, .uoceedel n maxi
Their e-rupr
mann .I OF tho guest slv.l fcir trunks rul other
% p.a Inc oult tsu. injured Wls hlr iifra wool a
one n Uia arU rtu4 rd luu I+ su, hlul ed hy 1fY
au.y win ows The mnp c.tner luI 900
ol tc Nut caurHf FIRE foBr ur uvp trs DIt aased
hy tho onurts of M Dee auu ua Eirzia. Auu. t.e
guests ID, ho"iH Co. Ga. Vi'ses tt'eui bl""Rbn NJ
HHi firs ltlnk tuH4r} of BAL turh tiH HaU iI't
ut Nrn-ho aud Nis8 Dick Inp oss winch i4 fint 'd
at hriwrpu FbIuui AGO. tin,uIu. .H sad g. .' .u
cove rd by lna rt.rr. Ihu hn 81 WIfuw ~ hi i1IfH
bu Im 10 pf, uf Sew NOk md wu onA uuf year ulL
n vna fofm.iB .nuNp Ia The hrptlnr
Tnr servant whn arnsHf tno fina had brsh 100 bed
several heurs and, Dcng "a. Mad nsva 10 take somo
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4 mn lrrDf NlWroEr clSlNo.
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fNA IT. LIFNAFH I'D lIIa IH .'' VIII
NEWPORT H. J., sept. l-Aunthor notable
tn,t .uurat i4 tia the kpotto Newport sro-ou. took
tia,otua "a we to uh.rup i.u bah given H tr
t,suo. only tho scribois With ucir s.oa'a could
stlond lh. pretty tlo thchto ou lhr Casino suIHI'
we styl decorated fr,. oont pr auHtt ma s'".rul'
sioHr Cue galleries ANA between The pin rt Ia ia"
fcnitc pi c lr'to Was rscttr OF blue hy r'nsr's
naAn. uus. beautiful ell. Ino -tus0 was arranged
D. rs.c boNtas resting place ion those NOT eus's al
b. hc ID NO.. IDe sc merry represented Tor 81, VIII le
pain pa ,nI ferns vi rlaic seats e.nt ere about
and comp c.rd be tuec The ucrs ar thc galleries
Med wit plants AMI frfIs The 10 yer piazza
which wa ca ior pro nena ur, was lurl"scd WIN
lught rrtl burning and brilliantly Illuminated WIN
Chinese cr.-. o.,
Ano thr Subscribers were W liam Aston. Isaac Aell'
D. August h lmOut ia ues GORDON Bennett, George
ilin0uanL Colonel Bonaparle Henry Cews, i. j..
Care Hugo Frit On, H. +. Fearing. Robert G"rlet j.
n. A. i-Wcld The Hon. NJ Herbert Au-usiu- jay,
Alpn Jnhu.tol G. Vl-c0unt lame, b. u. Morgan O-1cu
Mills Charles J. y teron. Cunt POIrtaie4, Geue al
Meredith Ect DOnuci swan Prote -sor Shields William
B. Iray. 5 and L. NzuaGa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
ADEMocRAT on BLANEs STRENGTH

The Democratic National Committee and its
Advisory C,uiltce Ia view the desperate condition
tlcr campaign IN favor of Ceyelini have resolved 10
hold nj .iHgs every We ncsddy. There was another
revelation OF tn weakness of the party be- yesterday
H. b. smaley, Of Vermont tn Secretary OF the ExecI
i've Committee Of the Democratic National Committee
said: "No Dcmocra Who Is acq Lin ed with the politics
Of Vcn M vil sly Ut ia Pc Il any likelihood Of
change In thc relative h Of the great uartic
ne Democratic and the Republican the state election
which viii be he'd tomorrow. Few lie
pubhcans VINO opposed To Blaine will
voc fr the Democratic candidate for Governor
although he Is an excellent man. But
the Republican candidate Is exceptionally popular
candidate. and vii pOl the full party stIen-th II all
the Rppub icHus will vote -ant Bat M NOvrm-
Der shOu Il vote I'm favor Of the DemOcrdc candidate
for Governor t1iuk the kepub lean majority would be
reduced below 20 900"
Among the visitor at the Comm tees rooms
* COngic-smal sayler. OF Ohio. and Congressman
Hutchns ami BE eli, OF Nrw-YOrk Mr.. slyl,r was
uuly -ful that DE would OHIO
October Mr Iutchins express ID tn opinion that the
business interests o. the country with the Demo
craze pIriy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
SENATOR HAWLEY AT AUGUSTA
FoRCLMLE sPLfCH To A GEIAT AUDIENCE
PRAISE OF MIR. BLAINE.


!BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUSE.l
AUGUSTA, Sept l.-ScnatOr IlaWlcy and Con-
gresham MIhel, addressed q large audience 10 night
In Granite Han in this city. The meeting was held
under auspices Of the Blaine and LOGAN club. OF
which Ex-Governor Common is president. The speakers
escorted to the:han by brass band and torchlsht
procession. Judge TtcOmb presided. The meeting
AN enthusiastic one.
Senator Eawley reviewed the great things accom-
pli-hed by the Republican party and said that the Re
puhcaus we're not only right I'm everything, but the
Democrats have admitted it. And yet they must be
turned out and Mr. -churz said the other day that dis
cpline would have been good for u. At what tine
would defeat have been good for u-l When elected
Lincoln. or when we elected Grant, Certainly when
we elected Hayes. else would have been deprived
Mr. schurz services Secretary Of the Interior And
not when We elected Garfield" The speaker then spoke
Of the great accomplished by the Of the
North during the war; which would have endei much
had IL not been for the Democratic party Of the
North. Among the honOred statesmen 10 whom the
country equally indebted with the soldiers for
suit Of the there IS none more hOnored than James
g. Blaine" This with great applause.
ator awey then answered the Democratic cry that the
Republicans were plunderng the Government By show
Ing that there less loss at the present TINE IN the
administration OF the Government than before, and
that the Government bonds stood higher in the markets
home and abroad than those OF any other Government
Looking about Tor the Issue the Democrats made the
nearest and about the only Issue TO c found that or the
ttilI ihif i'diIniui J. simply tut on one az lih
Tor only. the word only having been changed
Co exclusively Three-fourths Of the Democrats IN
the House shown boy their votes, I'm favor of such
tariff senator Hiwcy spoke one hour and half.
ltc showed fc folly o the English nee trade ~ STEM Hs
applied 10 this country 10 the evident satisfaction O his
audience.
Congressman Miikcn followed Mr. Hawley I'm an encc-
tive address The i--uc- OF the senator w-
lrN aiici the meeting said that Connecticut certain
To give Il good majority Tor Blaine Efr laughed at the
CLAIMS "I me independents aud said that u connecticut
iurA Wouu nave mo- appreolaIe effect the result A.
10 Sew York hc predicted 30 600 pnraity for Blaine
Ni DudH So OF tludcu. y. j.. consul to IIycrpool
who arrived here to-day speaks hopefully ouf
for great Republican victory iu Sew Jersey. J. J.
Miher q weu-knoWu Democrat az tlis city, declared
publicly TO-DAY that DO could not support Grover CIrve-
IIuI. ami should vote lOt Blaine. barrett Coughan
pr1iuIi eui Democrat or Eochland. has Tor
blaine. aud to.oue Nildc- r. Walker. lire long Dem
o.ra. of Iop-au. has p.tc.d blaine and Logan flag
h. house similar Instances of Democratic dlsOTgnZa-
ton CrOpI ing ont a.l over the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

ST. LOUIs, Sept. The extensive Touring
mill and whcat elevator belonging o Kehlor Brohsrs u
this civ. Wltefl o. Monroe County, H. barDe's
yesterday. toge.hef with fron 3DOO) 10 1000 bushels
OF w3eat AMI 800 barrels % iur. TIE los Il about
f2oO.oOo Insurance 100000, m0stif in Eastern and
fOreixn son snies.
CoLUMBus. Ga. sept. 4 n q ri noon on Sunday on.
trely destroyed WO1is 1oar mil at In aua, Aa3ana
The LOSS cstimaied NJ RON 5000 {, $50 OO0 pary
eeRditFy orig n.
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ENTHUSIASM IN SULLIVAN COUNTY.

IUWUIV WITW
Blaine Logan. On las, MondIy night second meet
Ing organization Of Blaine md LogIn Club
held at Deans Hotel, Neversink preliminary meeting
having been held at Wiliimss Maple Grove House At
the second meeting T. ". OstranIer, Chauncey Perry
and Henry Hea IA, oil OF Brooklyn, VINO spending he
summer at Williams. wer. invited address the meet
ing and ey 4 50 with good effect Among those who
presen were two cow rted Democrats who cInnO.
abide the raj acy free trade. An organ Ztton
effected under be- clairnau- 10 Isaac Jelhhc IL
a. ter.uued -hree c BIS uuder ntra or
ia ion to be called he Neversnk BIBe and Logan hub.
one club al NeFer+Ina. one at Calavile at
Grihamv IT,. Iuey viii ATTEND meetings toee her.
~ re ine a. body drum cOrns already organ
ter, AVID w No number three Au Or "a men.
on Saturday .Nt there s o. bee a Blaine and Logan
banner raising al Lib -Ity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
DR. RoHERT j. HEINMrLLER.

Surprise was caused at the Sanitary Bureau,
ye-tcIaay, b. tie announcement that Dr. Robert D.
Hcumuler IN uspec or hal died on saturday night
from apopexy, his 10. 232 East Thirty
ST. He was twenty nine years Old. OF G rman eXtrlc-
ton but he had sp. # most OF his life IN this city. In
1870 he graduated from the University Med cal Col
&C. and soon tcrwari appO tel IN asst iau lnApoc-
tor m the Waco nation Bureau the Health Department
About year azO he began % suffer fron Dran trpu
Il cen y he SPILLED acid on his foot and was 0ouged
10 stay IN door, and sill confined 10 his rooms last
Saturday. He married and had one young chAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

News was received in th- ci,y yesterday that
Il bert Mlrsll IT,, had died suddenly ~ -irato tie
aDou forty years fage, was Iorn ia THIS cty, his
father coming nom .ltaul 90 l--1 MI Marsha b,
sroW lives a. Oue-uun lr-d N1th-dve
NJ. Marshall death was due 10 affection o. TIE
spine Win which h. hal been Attic ID for some time.
About two mo this ago be- w.nt . m. Cafsks TO spend
the summer and ten days ago went to Sarltosa. He
leaves wife. dlu ghter and two sons 'He was en-
IN The drrs--trimmiug business NJ Broadway ant
Twenty -s Tor -cve a. years me BODY VIII arrive
IN this Guy today 1ul lAe laur VIII DC ned ~ us
home, No. 3i7 West Fifty h-,t.
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NOTES oF rHE CANVASS.

citation of Or olyI. ht. ssled circular letter 10 vet
Grams boz Kings 60 ntT giving iour 4uccnct foUes u tho
Quc.toIi Into whose hands shall tIe highest cNce
unyc poNors and trusts be oummiticdf The rcas"ns
given why every surviving soldier aud sailor 81 the
uno1 Army AMI Navy should 'up orr tl" Republican
ticket af. udi pu able ino rifruIif has ~ suanos
Wholla. au mad rnruf md effective sinoch iof
lliHo md Logan on Friday nrHt ~ The meeting of mo
Yuuus Mons blaino aud Logan cluh oi he ANlilh
Aas,mbly District The monlDurs OF ua oluB were lgh
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nRITI.ARY NOTES.

Providence, Sept. l. - Mrs. Lucy Ann
Bre-se, widow ~ he purser thomas Bree%e, OF the
Navy and daugh CT OF r. X. RAndo.ph died this morn
ine IN wpOrJ m her eight,-nr-t yelr She was the
mother ~ apt IN Breeze. OF the Navy
LONDON. sept The death " Or. j. Coils Browne Is
annOu ccd He formerly belong "a 10 the medical stan
or he British Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Scot. 2-l a. m.-The movement OF
the barometer Yesterday d ring tle fir md clear
weather upward. The temperature ranged 6etFe
Gla and ~ the av rage 6-ls1 beng le higher than
ON the corresponding day last year and "a lower
sunday
Fat and slightly warmer weather may be expected to-
dly u this city and ,lclnlt,
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S)eclII Monies.



Letters europe nest 5D-, t.V hr)'.st - t
patch particular Gamer Orir 10 secdfe speedy do
Lcy !,siua 0n. ~ a. a. So aAti- mails 4rc Dr"acd
Foreign aMs }, a. vsst 'lu1s -cp'em1cr6 viii close
tpromDely N .. cases at tli' oiiceA' f1j~: .. ~
quay lnd Parigi.y per Clnauin. VA ruiue pai.
ilayil st Ioal.Aso 49,. u, ls4i d o,.r-e q
a. 49,, D M for irnAllls aud La. al per 5 ; :. q j
wEDSESD AT a "a. for France direct per : an
rent uavre. az II M for Germany etc, pers EAr.
VIA southampton ami Bremen Letters Or eat 'rii N
and other european c0ultr'e- must b. directed pr
E.Ie At - y N Tor Europe. geI :. s. ,lioSon. !,
cue nst0Nn iettrs Ice Germany. etc mus, b. d e ID
u,r IS. ~ 4 ~cIo.tcn. va urrdlni.
THU = "A VI ~ No. io r''I D, . ny ~ hGiit9.
ropeln co1ntrc must 10 directed per ty0i houtrea"i
the,bturr 1ud Utub uettrs Tor me and must D"
rro.e per rstpIs4ia" 90 p M. %. bermuda per
CIV Of a,xau.tis Tl.y iettsrs isr Mexico uust
bc.r,,trd pr H. 81 Aexandrl a, p. u for Bla.
FRIDAY-Atpa M FOR Wflm,lland and ~i Pie r-Ni.
queon. va ia4iia1 At -. a d. ior HYu. rr -.
NAL. for Cnni lul JaDtl. Dcr CITY of ioH. tgt an
Islands. per fea amt a, wa IAN Francisco co.r t"e
Scpum1,i oth al o. 20. ~. o. l.Na, =. .''"- l'iA 81
sA1U EpaY-At3a 100 for Europa. p'rs (. 10y ~ Rome.
QIecu-loWu letters i9r ni tA"l. ~, nlat pa o.
~. ben . luru ..ia. VS. glasgow Letters uast .o
ale,a fG ,,,,.- at lm i' ', ,. 80 ~.
t,ttey. or ,r-at Britain ald otrer toun.res
9' ", Si rSio ,p rert -aftt9a Ha,ai. &c
ll1 70 3d. ior tunr pa.S r . "n.' 'ih iu one
Nl ANtotrI at b. al l0l Gee BE- nds rI -llldI per
. rnuiL
aeh,dale - cl rs % fr11-raar mi.' lrlu CO. "a
thr pf .n prom unn p. pr. over ni I-i'' -
ir.,...a 40 th. aaI o SAILING oi .aa,f ste d'aa,hei
SAY % rGAasDN Pstai,.Ia
Post ollie. S,w t'ia. ISL b. tuf - l'''
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOTERYnENr IXDLrArIlV4

WAsurNGTON Sept, 1.-For New England,
slightly warmer anu generally FAR weather westerly
Winds
For the Middle Atlantic stle5, fair weather. nearly
stationary temperature, light vaIiabe winds becoming
fresh.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee gen rally fair
weather slight rmer variable winds
For the Lower Lake region. general fir weather,
nearly stationary tenn erdture ana variable
ing sOu,hcry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

CmnoYGAN, Mich. sept 1.-The propeller
H. llurl. otid wtu oats and general merchan ii'o
bound fr a.o auprrur r,n oh tho rocks ~ Deour Early
thu morning and airl WITH Wntrr rho pas srra
wrrr landed ssuii Fain Marc. without loHa ~ no.
Tho cargo waa badly damaged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
ExcURsrov RATES DUR!xG sEPTENBER AND

OCTOBER BY WEST SHORE ROUTE
September and October are the most pleasant
months he yrr Tor pcuoa q recreation Body and
brain bo,h require the reasa ,eruref by travel and
visit 70 n f. um.ra5ie delZttiu places accessible
by raj and vat r.
PAM la pi eed on pe'e -lem OF tDn4d flet-
ei- bf all popular "a aId steamer Ines See ~ ticket
Offices under the timetable he "a Vest shore Ron ~
H. tnis Caprr, and cal nearest agent o. West
Route " Tor rate and iIOrm I'll n
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HER DEAD BODY FOUND AFTER Loyo sEArcn

Ut '''0Il-I
KINGSTON, Sept. Lover q month ago Miss
Ever. n lldy from Sew-Io-k who htd D stoDpiu
the Plea aI,t Veg House ranacrsvle, WIS suddenly
missed ~ he guests % ,hlf hoIse This morning Der
dead BODY was discovered IN re4m near Raspberry
Lane, not far rom me vtgr. She about twentv-
IN YEAR Ola and In a0lF heath. NIh Kn0Nn "
the manner which sic rot h.r deA'h N lrks ~ Ia
jay To the body visible
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a DE- MoCRAT VINO WON'T sTCLTGFY HIMSELF
Assnmhlvmnn pnfrick Rnrns Of tho INih a

loWii let er TO Angus Van Wy.k, chairman OF thu
Kings ounty Democratic Genera Committee;
lmost -pect uly tender my res guat0n 70, a member
or Oh lrWDcri c General q inui t.e Kings Count
of which you president. fuf the reason Ina raulot
sHpp0r 1IuI g. Felaud On any uOtt ton 81 tut lt ut
tire people " r. recommend funt and yrf1e- -rrr I-
nation ~ Governor Of TIM stat. have not riet with
90" apnlota. OF tIe rknE cla- ~ which claim be-
member Ny opposition tu Governor level. ma tIr
f0pI o' ODE Assembly tuIiuR the IT, ye session Of
1850 80 caves lnr no other r.ur'a o. rursur cam {
tfuuy mY ocii"h- AZ represent atiye by supporting
hiu .or .. lIUsi4euc, 49,.
gf.t hit rirc ns inrct have fpIcod asr the
position tnHt iuW tstue lftrf nnfnrltul and vut
Tee urnUr c stat. AM Nalunal ticket for per col ~
thifty-lwOyta.s IATUCK BUNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

RlCHuoNp, sept. The rank and file of the
Rcpu lcau ua.ty Of Virginia f. perfect fled with
the nonlnsu ms for congress made on Ftdav and all
rcpoft4 Of di..ati4ic ION tha Bourbon prors
an coirc-pon Ieuts who ling to defeat the kepub-
ncau party by my n- they inu-o There rs such q
want OF euthu.asn Cleveland and Hendricks, aud for
the q Bourbon candidates for tonerc that The Demo
cratic urc. h. wholly eugupcI in running The rpnh
Cauvh- rpcceles made Today iu hiietu counties
b. STATE Ciiyss4e.s Ol the htpu can % ~, sud the
canyis8 u nuw 10 iOrwarl regularly. The DouibJ
have few ~. aker- snnouuc, -o Tar.
ANOTHER tRHlLAMEUDAF CLUD.
10y rtIfGHSrH =, rHr rrfnrvEI
CHATuAM.N Y. Sept. An lush- American
ilaiuo aud Lpnnn tiub h.a hcou .tuhsd nero Win
nearly htty members ontuied ~ the GI moruuE
THEIR OWN BLAINE AND LOGAN CiUB.
10y ftttoH,rn 10 fnt rmnrNrl
Urea, sept l.--10.night the balosmon ~ tho
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rrrAs ron AT ms oLD TRlcKS

Sr. Louis, Sept. 1.-Young Redmond alias
Texas in" WIS arr ated ~ the traces here to-day
" trymg poison the mare Lady Of tle Lake. owned
" w. Bryant H. admits the c1argt, aud haa con.
rs tha sun NJ toe book mahofs VA league vita
''"' Dot fouscs to- giye The names
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p,hueil Notice.

~ puun.si uau.r So. iHs. nui Fouu
UcsI uufa. usual h} hull.h f. NlA ilaHl. AII..Ia
o.. Ilu..l Olt t.itfif itcadlut.taIa IttL
Iivt HHN st fsHf atfsttilf ia'ufrI p'rrfff if 90
tns.raisp Esnss, ard Onal o.uutps.
AWAY .T. ASuaJ uuIAIWlu
Usidluattort ~, Nof hsnnrfi irt rtH pa .u Noel,
.hIt,, ,iurs cops. Iur,Hos. .tc
iownst pr.tci NIaf lnd gtnlsfr
Doe thnpaisa u,ahs
Gene 10 The ruuo.f iioalv
" n kNAf ht a 90,
80 tsnalstu aVn'logk-
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All notices of mayiaJ-, N be iadors.d riM f,lA
name AMI ddslyeSs.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
~ HOURSl Morning.

1Asrsn shows the baome,ch variations ~ this % by tsass
Of
bv he dotted
bod.
phsunaey, gls Broadway.
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rur COMPANY MR. CLEVELAND KEEPS.

Prom The Springfield uafon. - -,
Smith NJ Weed who tried TO buy the electoral rotc vi
santh arana for Mr. Tien IA 1875. entert 1o'e
sIsycIan his way the wood, aud again on MS IT.
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,-csh,, Fscie Ire Boston Post anh Ths Ne'r-Orcdrs
Ss,s. Dssauf to show how utterly apart from potes
are the business arrangements Of an office.
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UsSELTs-CILLEY.Oa ~ -ur,ilv AUGUST I'D A. ne
deucc o. Mr x. tIcy l-4lctt 5. Cey, u Exeter.
II, 10 Dr Joan y. Russs.L
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES

melIcn To sickness the gusts Of the hJtsl ov'
their escape from a horrible dcah
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Lu1I1Jrg's Perfume. A2rseId We R1IA
IulipJrg'- Per ne. Alpine Vi)'3t
LuadJOF5s Perfume Lilg % tbs valley
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"rhave known SINGLE Bensons Capcrne PA ter 10 CHR
81 att 81. Il. Allen. Druggist. y. T..
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Doctor, know the value Of Hu,rs Kidney and LyeI
RRgEDY.
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wa remain open un,I lae september. specal lOV
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RECEIVER 90 TnB BURROWS IHTArE.
ALnloN Sept 1.-Charloa II. Moore of Albion
vs. 'ossJ appointed foooiysf OF the nufrous estate.
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employ Of the dry-goods house Of Hngh Glenn n Co or
ganzed a Blaine and Logsn Club with much enthusiasm
Foriyseyeu enrolled and the number viii be
Increased To- sixty.