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New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
his worth as an oce and our senss Of personal oss there

his wch ocer and sense Of personal loss there
fore bett
Resolved That the members Of the Board OF
OF the NewYork Life Insurance Company bear willing
tmony the ability uprghness and zeal OF our late pres
executive officer during long and eyentfu period
history OF the company period which his high char
recognized TO duty did much 10 supply tho
frat requisite OF the confidence OF the public
Resolved That as the friends and OF MT Frank
called the death who. in all
relations Of life guided by the highest principles Of
tempered by broad charity FOR the weakness
nature and embodied in acts Of unang courtesy
kindness and goodwill
Reso we'd That meless life his genial Christian
aud his devotion 10 the interest Of this company will
endear him 10 those whobaye been and CO..
and IN spiratlon.
Resolved That we tender TO his berelved family heart
felt sympathy in their great sorow with te assurance that
virtues had endcared himself TO us as 10 the
ana that with them mourn his loss.
That these resolutions be entered In full upon the
OF this that properly autlentcated
be cent 70 the family OF che deceased
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
IRISH AMERICANS ENTHUSIASTIC.

d. Mccarthy presided at meeting OF the
Irish-Amcrican Ind .pendcnts Of the NNth Assembly
District last evening No. ca TEird-ave. There was
n large attendance and the several speakers who ad-
dressed the meeting on behalf Of Davenport and Carr
we're received with enthusiasm The secretary William
Mclaughlin. announced that several new members were
added to the roll since last meeting and that the
movement was every day making progress IN the dis
trict Daniel Boland James Butler. Mojer Connolly.
George W. -. Case and Colonel Johu
Krrrgan addressed the meeting ~ an
eloquent manner the Latter speaker remaskng that ne
had lived IN Louisiana nud other southern STAGES, ana
from the treatment which he said he saw Irsbmrn re-
ccyc there the former slave owners ne would never
again be guilty Of tic niamy-ior u was tilc oi
voting the Democratic Ticket. " The Democrats were ana
are against liberty" said he; tho irish were ad arc IN
favor liberty ami therefore you should vote the hc
publican ticket" Applause -
Thomas Muynahlu presided at meeting ot the lrl-h-
American Ind~uendrnts OF the fNth Assembly District
nj SO Is East Broadway last night and cobgra ulal lei
those present on the good showing they were making tur
the Republican ticket iu locality where not long ago II
man voted any but the Democratic ticket lie Wouln run
considerable, danger getting his head hurt captain
f. Moran, thomas W. McIncrncy and Charles l1ehn de-
livered eloquent speeches, which were frequently ap-
plaudod. The chairman announced that another moe
ius would held before tho close ot the campaign IN
the district and hoped there would be AN enthusiastic
response 20 ,hc call for u.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
cU,g,yG THIEF rHRoUGH CEDAR.SE

Mrs. Susan Furnival, of No. II East Sixty
cr Il andher sister Jane Ttchman, who lives at No
-., t;.rri,,er.st urooklyn. were walking through
C.Iar,t Yesterday near Pc9rl-st when a young man
snatchcd her saichrl nnd on Both women were so
L.Ily frshirurd that they could not utter y"rd. mo
- bnyryrr WAS witnessed by jesse Il. Mullery, an
a,cnt FOR Charles scrbnrr x sons, VINO pVr.ueu m to
,n,ef and after A run of two blocks caught HIM lne
s',,vr strck M. cantor a blow In the face, which the
tr returned striking the thief under the ear ana SUP
dining him. lie took him by the collar ana ~ - Ia ~
i,,, b,ck when he stopped 10 pch UP dno
saich.l which the thief dropped III his night NJ, ine
.",, r,nnu -ppcd out uf hi- coat leaving II IN Mr
Nnlry's rrnsp and started on lie WAS rrcapturrd p
orlrer Brady. rho women were 80 much ottIJ"Yttu t
i.n is snirbel which contained S9j was restored 10
hem that thew pleaded for the thicls release pnt M
,ynri they went 10 the TOmbs and made coip,aihmt
,,s,in.t him. The prisoner gave the name ot IeLn
EcIIv and said he lived at 40. G2 Chcrry 81 lio Pe"
"n'y and Justicr Buly committed hm for trial IN lie
. -nI spssiou CouTt.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

northward from tho Gulf Of Moxco yesterday; and the
cold wave in the Northwest extended southward to
Kansas and eastward to Lake Michigan, causing occa-
sOna light rains The movement OF the barometer here
slight during the clear weather The temperature
ranged between 400 ana CSC, the t561 being
7so higher than the corresponding day last year
and 2aso higher than on Monday.
Stationary slightly higher temperature and fair
weather. followed at night by cloudness, may be ex-
pected In this city and vicinity to-day cooler cloudy
weather aud possibly light rain Thursday much colder
fair weather Friday.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
WHY DOWNING SHOULD BE BEATEN.

The assOciatiOn Of citizcnS OF AStOrm OF bOth
pocal parties whose action before the Governor re-
sulted IN Tho conviction and removal OF Benjamin W.
Downng from the Office Of District Attorney OF queens
Couuy npon charges OF bribery, has Issued the loIIo"
ing address to the voters OF tue county:
tLoSG ISLAND CI1Y. oct. ~. 1885.
r., me Criyens of QuSens foTfN
ms nomination of rcnlamn W. Downing FOR the position
Of comfy Of Queen, County hud TIE mere posbt
up,lng that high omcn nave u tle u ~ .
e.,rn Mr. Downing removed from the on a. 0i D-
char Of bribery. after thf9 al tia IN
-occrdz without 0ticr motive thhn INC
,noi ana an mature duperatiOn bv Governor ui
ihc highest y whose every political incie't Monln
eNOucrite him II that h1d been Dof+'
lie nrr Lo cyldcncr In view these facts Tie ton
~ Mir Downing 10 judicial postpn affecting "a II may ho
fe liberty and properly nl btant Gi the county
Sould I'm tho opinion committee. public calamity
"V''' 80 " \. &. MOSoON,
tHAgLIS BINSKR,
J. LEE rMlIH.
HYLyEsIEE CRAY
D. I.ATdNur.
&. KArFLYE
JAMES -. BURROUGHS,
Citilfus Committee
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
GENERAL CARR SPEAKS TO THE GERMANS
A RoUsING MAss-MECTING AT THE GERMANlA AS
SEMRIY ROOMS.

A highly successful mass meeting or the
German Republicans OF New-York City was held last
night In :he Germaria Assembly Rooms No. 2ol BOW
cry Tho largo hall was crowded to it5 utmost capacity
and about fifty representative German Republicans OF
the city were seated the platform Great cnthnsam
prevailed and every reference to the fcpuocan eahu
Jat.s and was with loud applause Fred
erck Flaccus presided and Joseph t. Muhhhs Hetou ns
secretary Among the vce-presidents were John r.
Hrodskv Edwin Einstein, August Fleschbein, Jacob
Hess J. c. J. iangben, =. W. Moeller and Jesse Sellg-
man. General Carr appeared by the time the meeting
had gotten fairly under way and was greeted with louc
cheers After the tumut had sub,dcd somewhat he
spoke as follows:
FEIIowCIuzENS AND GERMAN FEILNbs: l. % cail yoni
friends, because you have always Dcth NY HlchuS % @
the friends OF good government. IAphausc o."
somewhat surprised to So large gathering mere to
night Talking the oher day with Democratic Sta,'
Official General said he. You are going 10 Oe Ooa
en-; The Germans are gong to desert you TINS year
40. air" said |. "The Germans never desert; i'I
t,ycnyiyc wears they fought with the Republican
party liberty and good government ana they WI" oo
iOi ann ~" srin.er to the Germans Ihave associated
with them In civil aud social life AMI In the army me
service OF the tho War gave them !Gu sd-
ing as men who ont without bounty or the promise
he faithful now the party which repre-,
sents free government IN clyil liie. App,ausr.
Let me congratulate you upon this splendid gathering
which shows Your purpose stand 10y the grand Ola
party and win glorious victory on Tuesday next
Three hearty cheers were General Carr hs ne
left the hall John w. Jacobus then made short Speech
expressing great confidence OF the election Of the
county ticket. Frederick W. Hollis addressed tue meet
Inc in German IIo said that the German voters were
lepcndent in the Of tEo word ana thht inc
Ropubcan party could confidently appeal to their In
dcpcndeDce ana patriotism In this election The meeting
cIo.rd with an addtess by Henry Matthews the IRISH
nt.fo
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
For Member OF Assembly
n1H ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
ROBERT RAY HAMILTON

The ,IcrcLnu, OF Vth senatorial Dis'FicV of 9eho'
MURPHY: ,. -, ,,..,.u. .,,-,
wbcreo, senator M. c. MURPHY has faithfully rsVre-
t fine interests this dls net or one tst IA o H''o
senate and Is candidate t9r re;eiSciiOn ths .a'. H'
heartily commend Cpl"nel MURPHY 10 W." w Va &
n houses retention and pIomo"on lor iA'A'n
seTSiGefs, seTrSsnefcr whyIand & Co.. ll6 Reaie at
n j. Dean * Co, -vo Green "lCE 81
n Il Calm Church AID WORTH Is.
Austin hchOls & CO., 81 liudsOO St
peEer a Clsrk. 33J ami 35s Greenwich S.
Jam,s H. - Inour, lJe CEnnbers st.
n Fischer n co, l5l Duane u.
Miller A w Inns JOj Washington ST.
Infor IIavleubccN, 100 Duane ~.
navid liant & %, 30 Re Ala st.
Iohn Tomain lO2 warm
Ioln Ham 80 Dey s.
Takcr SendsoTd 4 Co. - Doy 81.
ueur; EOra.h hrens 81 ey 81.
W, Grand, man, SO DY II
Bogle x Iyles. 81 anu - PaTk-plaoa
O. a. Van C..nD Den son. 10 Murray 81
Ba,e sTs q pe SGi11s'5 iraa ( aon a. Harrison IT.
S.nn Hretncrs 365 367 AID 800 Washing ton ~
Al d. WedoiGeyer & Co, Jal greenwich ST.
Wood 4 Sellck, lj HarrIs0u A..
Jnhn 4. lIuncr * Co. IA Duane ST.
kemp, Day 4 60, 100 ond 10. Murray st.
p O. II NIX, lS6 keade ~
] j. Eluayc.t. lp2 Chambers a.
IheO Sterue l94 Ch1nbers St
John y. Drake, l9s GrecnwichSt
r. Blank, II Murrayst
j. r. Kennay, 32l Greenwich 81.
s Bgglhasltf,r s,, Co. & 90 81 Ia hq ESada.s sSn Sti
T. +. Iangau & Co, l33 Relde st
rtt BarnLn GdI.n, l5J Reade ST.
strcetcr * lsowisnl,e5 Marren st.
Thomas l.. kearpey, 81 WatIen st
J. u. Stout Co, II WsIroa a.
Nils q ESerett, lo5 Wartea, Wartesa,st,s s. ws,s,,gton a.
4. +. lat, 2si Washington .I
| JoL a EaIly e Co. lil Chambers st. Al
James ;. Bsrrol CO., la Cham0e'
And aay others-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
uo,rr nR0rHERS' cONTRACE

Police Justice Andrew j. White mas op-
tanned from Professor Charles f. Chah'lef' '"''"o. Nv
iIcut M tho Health Board, statemeht IhaI VI" ,
I,,roct nhtniued by white Brothers was plpP'ta ao,
every respect. The work done by th,m Of White
Nv ctty gGI 500 a year. The contract price W W, III
Hs,vH wns iO 900 year for the roWoVa o. oi ,r"J
and dead nninnls Ia 1879. the CONTRACT nay Whits
a. yoa renewed nj $4,000 for ten years Jue Ia s
avs that when he was appointed iohce wlte and
s,yued ,hc contract To his brother. THOMAS T. ""' ~
sinre that fine has had no interest III IL
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
ENDING A WAR IN PASSENGER RATES.

BUFFALO, Oct. 81 Spcciab.-The war be-
tween the ticket agents and brokers. which has pre-
vailed here since last Friday. to-day amcably se
tied The passenger agents OF both the east and west
bound roads held meeting this morning, but beyond de-
Gliding that necessary TO be made to
settle the trouble. nothing done. meeting of the
agents OF the eastbOund roads afterward called Tor
this afternoon the brokers in tho meantime being In
ved to call meeting Mt the time. Messrs Weeks
Of the West Shore and Hubbard, Of the Lackawanna
appointed committee and visited the brokers'
meeting. the result being that the agents promising
raise their tho regular tariff and not cut them
again. the brokers consented TO raise their schedule 10
rates quoted the companies counters:
This will apply all rates both aud west bound
ana scalped tickets well those OF the regular
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
CLOSING THEATRES on SUNDAY.

.CINcISNATI, Oct 27.-The Law and Order League
this city has begun effort to compel theatres to
cease giving performances Sunday. Il sent notices
70 this effect to the managers lust week, but all the
lesatres were open on Sunday Yesterday 1t caused
the arrest of four members of two Of the companies
sad to-day these pleaded guilty. The Justice OF the
.eae at the request of the president OF the League
assessed the lowest penalty s. and costs in each case
nome Of the managers say they will be glad TO close
sunday il the Law is uniformly enforced.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
TgE WE1rHER REPORE

covrpyuryr INpIcATioNs-FoR 30 HOURS
WASuiNGTON. Oct. 2S.-for Ne" ,'s.,r
" .,a, ,air weather. variable. winds shifting
to north aEd east. 49, ,,uowcd
For the Middle Atlantic statoS. fair weather loo".u "
nv local rains variable winds generally from So
a.t IN sou,hcrn portion. colder In the autlern
lions slight changes In temperature ia Wv
Tor the vicinity OF New York nin ,,, nnmiIrr
fair weather followed by Hight ram s"S""'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ss 1895

Governor ]. G. Page held at the Congregational
Church here this afternoon. the Rev. j. g. Johnson OF
New-London, Conn, and the Rev. c. c. Mcintyre OF
Ptsford, officiating The schools and factories OF lne
town closed and business generally suspehueu
Governor Pngreo and the members OF his STAN uov
ernUr Smith, LieutenantGovernor Ormsbec anu mauS
other prominent men, including railroad officers Irom a
parts Of Ncw-Engand were present.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
THE ST. LOUIS MUSIC FESTIVAL.

OF. Louis, Oct. 27.--TheOdore Thomas, accom-
Sahied BY Manager Locke and bis orchestra OF
twenty-five musicians, arrived here this morning to
prepare for the music festival which will be held in the
~ Sss Music Hall of the Exposition Wednesday,
fIafsday, Friday and Saturday of this week. MIR.
s.as .aeinas held rehearsal this morning of Gounods
Naosio Mors et Vita" which will be produced for
-, ~ nfst time in America on Friday night by the
~ssestra and chorus of 527 voices.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MR. FINK GETS Ills PLANS IN SHAPE.

The Standing Committee of the trunk lines
the report OF the commissioner containing the plans or
the proposed artight, copper fastened money poor anu
agreement for maintaining rates All OF te roanS "ro %
represented and the day spent III harmonious us
csson OF tie provisions but without hna action no
discussion will be continued to-day and tue plans "heh
Approved, VIII 90 70 the presidents.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
rrlclnr DIE 10 LLL.HEALrIL

Tho quiet village of Carlstadt' y. D., was
stortled py "A report that Louis Brokihs "'""'o" =
,,.rt had committed sulcdc TtIb' ~ I'poItc,l
c.rtnucd that Mr. Brokng was out altcnuIHs 'Ht n'
no of the odd Fellows n Hackcnsack MoI,ay i;,,'
Hurriug nnout A. ~. lie thou fohnd MS WIG Si,
49,, f,r MN He told her to retire and ne "ou,u nTo"
~ few minutes Mrs. BrOking WAS h3ruS III r,r p anil
sY,d her I'm band dcrl sitting vita MS heaH "i @
,oilc and bullet wound through his tempe No''"
coud be given for tho suicide except l-ho"'"'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
To me Editor The TRIBUNE.

SIR: II the Independents OF both parties ana the h
pubcans of Brooklyn wish to nominate "A winning man
for Mayor they cannot better than TO select Coionn
Rodney G. Ward, OF the Odd Regiment. HIS record Is
unbemshed and his popularity Is second to none Ho
would get the united support OF the entire Second DIVE
sion and best residents OF the city, irrespective
party suggest Colonel Wards name without consult
ing him but if he can prevailed upon to stand he can
be elected by the largest majority ever given III BROOK
lyn. f. Ii" "ELL"'
B,O0Liyi, Oct. &c, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
sTEAMFITTEEs not FOR hill AND JONES.
4 statement has been printed in TIE UOrl'

In Whlch II was aIIrEod IlHI "" 0IVII'H1VVI' '' "
pa.,oi resolutions favorns the election OF l'U ana
ZONES The report was made thr authority ~ EdNaF'
4 accy who WAS sud 20 bee m" president oi tit Lon
Tb- sieamfftrrs have been indignant about tho h"t@
Iueut Patrick fluuuery, the corresponding secretary
1ad 10 T1untNI reporter yesterday d" Ihc Statement
i. absolutely false. Tho union l. n trade oigA"/'t"
and has nothing 70 do with rohuc,; We nav" hpt III
nr.eI II m and Jones Edward T.. L1cry Is not prc-i
dent of tine uuion. far "a know j. ho menhrr
ttrent and they sad they would but they do not do
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
Il IRRILD

Thur4i1y Octo
ber ~ 1855 at the residence o the brides iatEe inc
Nv = If Virrln Euernil Montague. daughter OF cyrus
Sclouaker To Richard charles christopher OiNe"l OrN
orIs-ENTZ- Federal, burg Md at the residence OF
80, btI,s p,rsuts october .. lSSj. bY the Kew Join
Worfhman Mrs Helen q. EGtl, daughter Of ~ A. Greer
esl ana Harrison Gray OTIS. OF NeW'l orA OlV.
An notices ot marriages must be tndorSed wh ff name
and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT TIE CITY.

AascnbIy-VtItn District. III, n1s Cerey O. DH KIN
District Robert Ray Hamilton rep YIN m'irct lud,9n
fqa1gt Esagt Hudson county. aSiP iDr l. Dayton UteP
WIN IiIr.ct Edward l.. Jtelgan. 4. lIi illd
Dirict Mddrsc1 CO. y. j. George j. lttorcst Dem =
XVII District, John B McGOdrck tHcpJ. senatorial
u NJ, District. TlhIip Wa-suug Rep.
AlsrnoI" Ih District, idward Me IN O. - NEllth
Disirrrt Ioui, Neudr Hop. & Ger Amor. lpd.I NJ il
Disrict WilI an A. Uans IcpI, NNlih District Charles
ID lDgsey u. IL; XNth District, Martin uaDtl hepJ
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
ntscnIR0LNG WY rKOM TAE NAyr lAR0I

The promised discharges Of men from the
r,oxl yn Navy Yard began Yesterday About one hu''
drcd rren employee IN tho steam Engineering D,p"''
mcnt all Of whom were BrookIyn aPpon n,,,sI "a
mcir cryiccs dispensed with They were chPoD ' a'
"achinists boiler makers, pattern makers any d
The men employed IA the DGptrImrni o as tIey
ccts vhn are especially useful to ward lrlrFs' ~"
are not appointed from knowledge OF any Hu ;,,ca 80
srecinl SKILL have Teen put on ha thio ""' "'0 '
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint Collie sour stomach. DIarrhea aud all Ahec-
TONS Of tho Bowels incident either children or "ius
are cured at ones by Dr. Jaynes Carminatiye BaIsai
n onvs the irritation and Gains the action OF the
,cb and bclnc pleasant to the taste. is accept
ol,lc remedy TO the ouLgest in the family -
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

referred his hearers his letter OF acceptance LOT MS
views and spoke about minute. Ell Uhlted otbtcs
Dstrct-Atorney Tenney exUnted States District-
Attorney Woodford, Of this city, were the o'uoi
speakers. , p.oo,
The Kings County Anti-Monopoly League and Bro0k,
lyn Protective Tariff Club have indorsed General Caln
for M,yor and the following other Republican candi-
dates senaors-S. NJ Griswold, lid Dislrct; JACOB
Worth IVth District. Assemblymen-B. Il. j. MulhOlaiu
IId District g. H. Wason, With District; James H.
brown iXth District; James Taylor, Xth District, ana
j. r. AlleDen, XIth District,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27-The statement OF the business
OF all lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east
OF Pttsburg and Erie for September 1882 compared
with the same month IN 1884, shows decrease In gross
earnings of 243. decrease in expenses of lS6Soo
increase in net earnings OF $65G. The nine months
OF 1855 compared with the period OF 1854 snow
decrease in gross earnings OF 50 81 iGS, decrease IN
expenses of $-4O.l1O, decrease III net earnings OF
$232l ,2S0 All lines west OF PitSburg and Erie Tor the
nine months OF 1888 show deficiency in meeting aH
liabilities Of 81 3s10lS being increased deficiency as
compared with the same period Of lsSl Of SOZO'oJo
CINCINNATI Oct. 27.-The inclined plane at NcksDurg.
Miss. is pletcd aud ready for business. THIS ls
work which connects the YcksburS and Meridian ana
the Vcsburg, Shreveport and Pacific divisions Of the
Queen and Crescent system by transferring passengers
and freight ths Mississippi without chhhEe oi
Its completion Is Of vast Importance to the raNei
and traffic on that and on connecting lines.
Boston, Oct 27At meeting OF the directors OF the
Ncw-York and New-England Railroad today, 1t was
voted the preferred stock to the amount taken
about 5000 OOO-tO tine stockholders on october 81 on
payment OF their subscriptions. 1t was also voted 70
issue preferred stock to creditors IN payment Oh
their claims II the creditors do not accept th'S aIr"hEt
ent, these amounts ot the preferred STOCK VIII NC so
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.


MADISON, Wis.. Oct 27.-1be thirty ninth annual
meet. Nc Of the American Missionary Association met
IN this CITY this afternoon. All the States are repre-
sened The report of the treasurer shows the receipts
NJ tLc wear to be $500, 800 GG. The expenditures
amounted to S3OG,3l5 93. The annunl report OF the
secretary shows the work done in the South as follows
Number of churches, 1l2 missionaries. ~; pastors,
119; members, 6,SSl Sunday-'chool Schoiari'
10 $50 The educational work shows chartered inst-
tutions. g. normal and graded schools. II common
schools 80 instructors 30; pupil. o,N23 Work
aIoone Indians: Churches, , ministers, mc'nlcIs'
3OI schools, 10 teachers 73 pupils. 7oG sunday
school scholars 77G. Work among The Chinese
schools ~; missionalins -; pupils enrolled ll5l
average attendance. $40; ceased from idol worship,
III Work in the Woman Burcnn las been gond
From different States 80 lJ2 "a has oeen collected IN
this way.
WORCESTER, Mass oct. 27.-Thc annual Anniversaries
OF the Massachusetts Baptist societies began to-day
with good attendance. The Rev. f. II. Thus read an
essay the "Secularlzat!on Of the Clergy taxing
such a liberal ground as to 10 cOndcm ned by every
SPEAKER At II o'clock the Baptist Charities society
met ana at $50 o'clock the con.efeiCc sermon WIS
preached by the Rev. H. X. Pcryear
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
1oux Z nAKIE rnR A.sEMnLYMAN.

The Republican Assembly Convention OF the
lid Assembly District rcconycned last nsat and nomi
mated John i. Baker candidate for tho Assembly;
Nr Daker is "A practising lawyer Of long experience ana
f. inc nuthnr Of several wclknOwn law hooks Ho -
one of the vice presidents Of tho Young mems cpnDl.
o., CHM lie was spoken Of as "a candidate for city
Judge.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

NOMINATIONS FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE
ALBANY, oct 27.-O. NJ. llungcrford was
nominated by accainatinn by tho lll Assembly Dis
tr.ct Democratic Convention to-day
RocursrLR \. y, oct. 27.-Ihe adjourned Democratic
co,y,utton Of the I'd Assembly District OF Monroe
County tonight nominated James Mai cy.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
Gpecial Nollce5.
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THE GLADIATOR AND MATAMoRA-
By DIR. BIRD.
TIE BROKER OF BCGATA.
BY Mr.. STONE.
with all Mr.. McCullOugh's rights therein.
WILL BE SOLD Ar AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Dy order OF the Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 80, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
at the
GALLERIES OF ORTGIES CO,
8I5 ANDSE BROADWAY.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE. Auctoncer.
Al Garrett Cleansing -Tl3s. james stewart.
Only Ohices
554 Broadway NY ana 5th ss. c. Telephone
II. y. squire ~ sons Jewellers. 81 Fnlion-si y. L.
Diamond Ear. Rin.s matched. al sizes
Watches make, $40 SlOO sterling SYerWsre &c-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

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New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

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