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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. 2-l a. ma cool wave which
had dwindled to almost nothing reached Now-Engand
hnd the Middle Atlantic states yesterday Tho tompera
ure rose In the North est and elsewhere changed but
little The rain area IN the Southwest reached into
Southern and Western Pennsylvania but the pre-
cpation was slight. Tho movement OF tho barometer
here WINS triing during the clear weather The tenn
peratnre ranged between ti2o ana 75S. tho average
Glli9 being C' lower than ON the corresponding uAy
last year aud 2iso lower than on wednesday,.
stariounry temperature, partly cloudy weather ana
possibly Hight rain may he expected IN this city and
pfsi nftv today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Trying THE DAFT ELRCrRIc MOTOR

A tnaI OF the DAFT 'eIectrlc motor was
made the Ninth Avenue Elevated
Road last evening Jay Gould, Rus
sell Sage, Sidney Dillon and others rode IN n train
drawn by the imOtor from FOurtecnth-sL 20 Fifty
uiTd-st The trip successful except
that for some break occurred Twenty third
st. and an hours delay occurred The return trip was
quickly and easily made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
PREPARArT TONS TO MEET MSS ANDERSON.

Marcus Mayer, the representative of Mr.
Abbey. who has been in New-York for some weeks ar
ranging for Miss AndersOns season, busy
with the Preparations which will be made for meeting
she actress on her arrival next Monday The Cygnus
win go down the bay to meet her and Miss Anderson
and Mr. Abbey will probably be taken on board and
brought up 70 the city One thing have to tell YOU
said MI Mayer. which seems hardly credible Mr.
Lcrry, OF the Star Theatre bOIoce has lust told me
mat tue line has already begun form for tho purchase
81 tickets, the sale OF which does not begin TIL next
wednesday. Fact, assure you"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
DALLAS SANDERS NOMINATED FOR sHERIrF.
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Senator Warner Miller is expected to speak
in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music this month for tho
Republican State ticket.
The colored Republican Central Committee OF tho
city and county OF New last night at the Office
of The Progressive American No. l27 West Twenty-tth
ST., and effected reorganization Delegates
present from sixteen districts. John ]. Freeman
elected chairman, j. f. Seaman, vce-chairman George
w. Myers. secretary; NJ. X. Pool. treasurer John w.
Dazier chairman OF executive comnttee; Ell Pierre,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
MR. 1I1Lorsoy IN MR.. OAMpBE1Us PLACE

BARLEY Campbell left town yesterday morn
ing for san Francisco whther Mr. De Belleville and
Miss Stuart Of his company had preceded him. At the
Fourteenth Street Theatre W. w. TilOtson was found
installed in the managers Office. lie said: a. not
sorry 10 get back into harness MORE though the
move was the last had expected TO make On examin
ing into Mr. Campbelrs affairs, however, found that
there was every prospect OF success TO be expected
Matters had merely got u trlfe miJed, but In the
course OF few weeks, think, they will DO straight
enod out and everything WILL 90 smoothly. We have
arranged for the withdrawal OF Paqufta Saturday
on terms perfectly satisfactory to the company. trust
'Evsngene. which is produced next week, Will be as
successful in the future IL has been In the past"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
RoCKLANp COUNTY DEMOCRATS ANGRY.

The Democratic convention TO nominate u
candidate TO represent westohester and RocSand
Counties In the Senate, In the place OF Henry q
Nelson met at Tarrytown yesterday to complete tner
labors ON September IL the ballot stood at ne eiose
OF the day, Nelson 10, j. ". Felter .. ana fsichau
FIRST District Felter man. was prevented Dy sickness
from attending, and Charles H. Bevens, whom ne ap
nnntcd ma his alternate voted I'm favor or Nesoh les
terday Hogan appeared TO take his seat TO wheh the
chairman caimei entitled; the friends OF Nelson
aaIeJ from the decision of the chair and he was not
snsainod The ninth ballot resulted IN Nelson securing
votes and Fclter o. The Rockiand County iris ,h
of Mr. Feter went away disappointed anu angry ~ 'no
wnv IN which matters were manpulateu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
ONE or RUGGS VICTIMS DYING.

Word wac taken to Glen Cove, l.. l., yester-
day that Garrett Maybee OF the victims the muir
deTer Riggs fendshness dying the house OF his
son-n.law, W. II. simoDson. at Glen Head. Mr. Maybee
is blind and parayzed lilo has been confined his bed
since the day that his wife aud muir
dered at BroOkville and has cred
effects of the shock and the blows that Rugs inflicted
his head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
MIR GARLANp.s cHANGEs IN HIS pEpARTMENT.

Mr.. GARLAND's CHANGES IN HIS DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. with reference to the
Of Senator Hoar. made the Republican tate
Convention Of assach yesterday that eyery faith
fu OF the department. from the law clerk down TO
charwoman had been removed In violation OF tho Civil
Service law, IL IL stated at the Department OF
Justice thot the only changes made by the
Attorney General IN his personal staff and In
these confidential places many of the old employees have
been retained. Not employee whose position Is within
the classified service has been changed chsrwoman
removed. only fifteen changes have made In the
departments pay roll OF sixty persons including three
lAborers who were removed for cause, and stenog
raphor urged 10 remain but would consent
do Among tue third class clerks is q colored
who has been there for tne aud another coOred
man holds 81 200 clerkship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

resignation Commissioner Thoman is In San Francisco
where he is holding cIvservice examinations under
direction OF the Commission He will start for Wash
ingOn Saturday and is expected 10 reach TINS city
about the last of next week IL is not known whether
he will tender his resignation or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
THE WE4THER REPORE

GovrRSMENT INDrcATloNs-EoR 81 HOURS.
WAsmSGTOS. Oct 2.-For New-England,
generally fair weather. Hight variable Winds sSht rise
In temperature. lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states generally fair weather.
easterly winds becoming variable stationary Temporal
turc. ,-,,,. &c.,
slirlty warmer weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
ANNIVERSARY or A MORAVIAY SEMINARY.
BETHI FHEM. Penn. Oct 1.-THE centcnnial

anniversary Of the Moravan Seminary for Young Ladies'
this place will he celebrated tomorrow This school
is or the Oldest female boarding schools In the United
States. II founded IN l7i9 as an exclusively Mo
rhvian institution. and October .. ljs5, rcor
ganzed it's present basis and thrown open the
lie Since that time II has educated more than 1000
young ladies' from all OF this and several foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
A DAUGnTER or JUDGE GOULD MARRIED.
TROY. Oct. / (SpecidD AT st. Paurs Church

this afternoon Miss Cementine. the youngest daughter
II Judge Gould was married 10 Thomas Earp Newbold
OF BOrdentOwn ". j. The Rev. DR. Tucker Oiicatcd.
reception held at the home Of the brides mother
Odkdac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
TWO LOCAL DEMOCRATIC TICKETS.

All the indications point TO two local Demo-
cratic tickets in November. Tammany IL Ill Is this year
for peace and harmony together with the nomination
for sheriff and rs many others as 1t can obtain The
County Democracy the other hand, are now In the
same position rammany has been for several years
The majority are anxious try conclusions with Tam
80 b,,,.vin, that their ticket would win. The in
dorSment of Judge Barrett practically serving notice
ON Tammany Hall that he must be nOmnated-that, III
ouv case he will receive the support
of the County Democracy This IA sig
nhcant When Richard Croker. now FIRE Com
M was being tried on a charge OF murder grow
ing ont OF the election ARRAY IN FrStave. Judge Barrett
sitting n the Court OF oyer an Termner was the pre-
siIing Judge The Jury disagreed and new trial has
becn mad MI Croker believes that Judge Barrett
ruled against him. although the general opinion has
eyen balance some time when there was INFORMAL
talk OF Tammany and the County Democracy uniting on
mi m Tapmany Hall informed the County Democracy
leaders that Judge Barrett would not pe accsPtaole'
The Endorsement OF Judge Barrett the County Dc moe
racy's reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

b' sho th ss'omeea 'sH. N This cay By tsnh'
preceding midnight Irregular white line r~pr-ns oscillations
tho during The broken dotted
indicated
nat o pharmacy, Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
WILLIAMS COLLEGE UP TO THE TIMES

College yesterday the OF PUSHES indoors
and out The freshman class contains seventy
five members and the sophomore class about half their
number. President Carter and the faculty held meet
ing last night and promptly suspended sOphOmorcs
who were Tlngeaders In hazing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Dcl,tleal Ncliees.

Grand Prohibition Ratification Meeung, ?. oc,Sers nm.
Hall saturday evening. oct0oers sni Dee,os ".
Jenninss peaorest Prohibition candidate To- ma weeing
eorS ~ Morgan win pres at the organ n me- sined
III 10 ySven Aimston by tickets whicn may ~ pro
W she Chairman OF the Assembly district or Al oenS
hilntiou Hal ~ Esst l4tlbsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
ENTHUSIASM FOR THE TICKET IN Brooklyn

ENTHUSIASM FOR THE TICKET IN BROOKLYN
At the meeting of the Twenty-first Ward Ke-
publican Association OF Brooklyn, last night. aresolu
ton TO restore membership the twenty or more Mug
wumps who were expelled according to the bylaws Oh
the body last fall was earnestly debated. WAle tho
feeling WINS that IL would bo desirable to have them
In the association tho view pressed that as they
were Ipsled according TO the bylaws, tue
would stutify itself by voting them In again ana they
could only regain membership by being proposed anu
voted for according bylaws After lOnS ueputo
this view prevailed ana the motion TO restore them was
postponed indefinitely Resolutions were adopted en-
Enthusiastically approving the state TICKET heaoou W
Davenport and Carr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

present. Ex-Collector William II. Robertson called the
convention IN Lafayette Hall to order, and proposed
William Il. Davidson, OF D0bbs Ferry. for chairman
whose appearance as such enthusiastically ceero
declared the choice OF the convention Minott NJ Sill
man, of White Plains, nominated Reclamation Tor
surrogate. Charles w. Mehser. OF New.Rochec, and
DE- Charles j. Noriquist Of Tuekahoc, nominated
mated by reclamation for justice OF sessions Judge
Robertson offered resolution approving platform
adopted and the ticket nominated at the State Conye
ton, which was carried with great enthusiasm,
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOT PROBABLE
The Eveniag Telegram yesterday printed a
story that Chamberlain Ivns, Hubert o. Thompson and
Others Of the Democratic leaders were so opposed 10
Governor Hin that they proposed running Mayor
Grace as an independent Democratic candidate for
Governor.
Mr.. Thompson said that far he knew there was
not one word of truth In the story lie had allowed
himself TO be named as one OF the Exect-
tive Committee OF the State Committee with
great reluctance, because his time would be taken
up largely with the County Democracy organization,
but having become one OF the Executive Committee he
Intended TO do whatever work he could contribute
the success of the ticket. The Mayor went Flushing
early yesterday afternoon Those who ia position
TO know how feels politically laugh the suggestion
OF his becoming independent candidate, and say that
the story is too absurd to warrant moments con-
sideratOn
DALLAS SANDERS NOMINATED FOR SHERIFF.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ] (SpeciaD The adj
for Sheriff reassembed to-day and nominated Dallas si-
ders young lawyer He has been Editor OF The Legal
Intelgencer member OF Councils and was selected by
Attorney General Brewster 10 prosecute the South Caro-
nians who were charged with stufing ballot boxes
aud driving the negroes away from the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
NOMINATIONS IN wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

NOMINATIONS IN W 'ANiti~'iHN =,
The Republicans of Westminster County held
their annual convention yesterday for the nomination
OF candidates 10 MI the several offices which VIII become
vacant on January l. Each OF the twenty-five towns
cha onntv WINS fully represented 1875 delegates being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
JUDGE BARNARD NOMINATED BY TWO PARTIES.
Thn Rnnnhlican and the DamOcratic cOnven-

JUDGE BARNARD NOMlNAlED BN INO IAhl lEo'
The Republican and the Democratic conven-
lions for the I'D Judicial District OF the State met
terday in Brooklyn and united in renominatng Judge
Joseph f. Barnard, OF Poughkeepsie. The Republican
Convention met In tho Supreme Court room and was
presided over by W. W Goodrich. resolution was
offered by Denman Strong providing for committee OF
three TO ask the Democratic Convention 70 meet in Joint
session with the Republican, but the Democrats had
made their nomination this step was not taken.
Joshua NJ Van Colt presented tho name
OF Judge Barnard candidate. An
effort led by W A. n Cddmus. TO nominate Republican
candidate was defeated, and Judge Barrett was made
the nominee, -, q
Anthony Barrett presided over tho Democratic Con
yeuiion which the adjoining courtroom at the
same time The name Of Judge Barnard was presehted
by " T. shields and he was nom mated by accIamatlon
ndee Barnard has served upon the bench Tor twenty
ye1rs Hi, first term for six years ant In 1871 ne
Nm. renominated and elected for fourteen years His
salary is $4,000 aud he receives $4,000 year at
dioua for drawing jurors As he is slIty-twO years
ala no n only serve eight years lie is Chief Judge Ot
the supreme Court for the Counties OF Kings, queens
suffolk Richmond. Westchester Putnam, Orange, Rock
Land and Duchess. In politics he Is u Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
las CLEVELAND BEEN "IMPosED UPON "
DOES GARLAND CONCUR WITH RouERs
CoNDEMNED BY ROGERs's CALCULATIONS.
RUSKIy SUFFERING FROM CUTE MAMA.

IlVHuUH IDcI. hiSIIuIcN 70 INf ItfHiNg IOSf.
learn that Mr.. Ruskin's illness is much more
serious than the reports OF his conValcscence wOuld
lead people 10 think. lie IL suffering from mania
He was better but sail Conston Lake, Lancaster.
excited him and caused severe relapse He has been
completely out OF his mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

OUIET AT THE DEMUIhAIIV HEAUGO hNlI1IN
1t was as quiet as the grave at the Demo-
cratic Headquarters yesterday. ChairDon OBrien and
Parker we're both the city but hore were few callers
and the corridors the Holman House seemed desert
ed Judge Parker received the newspaper men ana
said that the OF the committee was already begnn
under william l. Muers direction as secretary me
Iunyc will remain here from this time out Chairman
John o. ren went to IOnkers last night To arrange LOT
the removal OF his family from their summer home 10
were Charles u. Loew, Edward kearney Richard j.
Morrissou John II. Mooney Park Commissioners Beeck-
man Adinant Cie neral Farnsworth. Colonel Gilett
Tbeodore W. Myers, Police Justice Ford, W. H. j. bier
GER Congressman Stahnecker and ex-Congressmah
Mnldo IIutchns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

HoADLY's CHALLENGE POLITELY DECLINED
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 1.-Governor Hoadiy
challenged Senator sherman 10 debate with him here
on Saturday. Tue Republican State Committee declines
the challenge Oh tho ground that Governor oady had
refused to meet Judge Foraker his rival,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
GARLAND'S AWKWIRD DILEMMA.
GUILTY OF NEGLECT OR ABUSE.

GUILTY OF NEGLECT OR ABUSE.
iFrom The HorTiStoDn Penn HeTdid.
lie has either given no attention 10 the public
duties which he paid 20 discharge or he has
them In such way largely to serve his private inter
ess In othor words, he is accused OF having traded
his ohca position and his excuse and response is that
he merely neglected his official duties. By his
count ard by Tue account Of hs accuser 10 las been
derect, and his derelctiOn In shape or the other
must therefore be regarded accepted fact
HAS CLEVELAND BEEN IMPOSED UPON 1"
AGAINf
Prom The peoria tIa.l TranscrfDt
TIE NEwNOKK TRIBUNE calls the attention Of tho
President TO fact In regard to his Aitorne
which he would do well To consider We think the Pres
dent is being imposed upon again
DOES GARLAND CONCUR WITH ROGERS
From The Nei0.Hapen Palladium.
II IA no wonder that The TRIBUNE receiving this
letter tclcgrsphed Mr. Rogers regardDgt His answer
was The letter Is all right" Perhaps he thinks So
But we doubt II Attorney General Garland is OF that
opinion.
CONDEMNED BY ROGERs'S CALCULATIONS.
III Mr. Rogers tells the truth aud Is person, his
letter places the Attorney General IN very equiyoca
position. being IN effect confession that subterfuge
has been resorsd 10 TO procure the consent OF tho De-
parmen OF Justice TO suits directly in the interest of
the Attorney-Genoral and that Mr. Garland weakly
consented thereto. The very circumstances by which
Mr. Rogers thinks 10 exonerate Mr.. Garland involve
him all the DEEPER II they are the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
MARRIED

H. SEMINARS & Bros, 500 9th-ave., sell
Colgate Co.'s Laundry Soap. The standard article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

a COMPLIMENT TO THOMAS l. BROWN
Thomas !. Brown, who has been general
manager OF The Pavona Ferries Pavonia aorse Railroad
eAa The Erie Baggage Express rendered hs RESIGNATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
REPUBLICANS ANIMATED AND EARNEST.

CALLERS On MR. DAVENPORT AND GENERAL CARR
IMPRESSIONS OF OPINION.
Congressman Davenport was at the Gilsey
House throughout yesterday, going out only In the
morning for a short drive and to photographers His
rooms were throrgcd with steady stream Of visitors
all day long. His brother-in-law, Sherman s. Rogers
assisted hun Ia the reception OF his guests. Among
those who called were Senator Evarts. Levi Z. Nor
ton Edward Mitchell, Railroad Commissioner John
ODonnel, : Van Rensselaer, Cruger, sherman Williams
Colonel john Schuyler Crosby, William Waldorf Aston
Sllas Seymour william H. Guion, Edmund Stephenson
d. V. Howell Of Orange County. Ex-Governor Cornell
silas b. Butcher General Denis +. Burke. eI Collector
c. A. Gould OF Buffalo, State Senator J. Sloat
Fassett, A. W. Tenney of Brooklyn, Assembly
man Haskell, James = Cooley. Francis A. Stout
senator Mlier Judge ]. s. Graham Of Newburg Assem-
blyman Walter Howe and ex-Congressman Richard
Crowley. Nearly all of these gentlemen pald visits also
to the rooms OF The state Committee.
The tenor " expression among callers continued IN INC
STRAIN uf heard during the meeting Of the com
Initee Mr T,nney. WHO has been In The mountains all
summer TO regain his health, sald; Inc canvass mas
opened spleuddly. No one can dispute the
S Epno 1Sai Bo Republicans %eRG
enjoying peace and harmony ana TN, tne sOO oa
the Irish voters no stood by keluDicahs last year
realize the Administration Is In fyOr OF Mr. Ill.,
ana that their for I'M votes for the first
Tnglsn President of the United states they will come
out strongly for Davenport as try uld Tor bialhr
MI DayeDport's interview IN TIE TRIBUNE ON his re
turn from Europe shows him to ~ thorough Amer-
| can ,,-,---,, 49,.
tied It's headquarters yesterday. Chairman Hacket
OF the Executive Committee, and Secretary Chickering
went 10 their homes remain over sunday. Captain
cole aud Secretary VroOman will 10 their homes on
Saturday All Will be here ON Monday TO remain
through the campaign Mr.. Davenport win return TO
bath to-day 90 prepare for the Campaign.
General Carr went TO Albany last night He had
large number Of callers yesterday at the Ghsey House.
aud received thai OF the most naIterng
character.
General Joseph L. Hawley. OF Connecticut. mingled
with the Republicans about the Gsey House last even
ing and expressed the opinion that they had the best
foot forward In this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Guecial Notice5.


n. \. Squire & sons. Jewellers. "a Fniton-st, y. L.
" diamond Ear Rings matched AL sizes - .
Watches our on make S4O slOO Sterling snTer6ire &c
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COMMISSIONER GREGoRY,s RESIGNATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Civil Service Com
missioner Gregory has not yet heard anything from the
President TO what action win be Itaken upon his
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DiED.

AL notices Of marriages must BE- iad'r'si @ia ffI
name md didrs5S.