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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
ANTI-MoNoPoLIsTs FOR DAVENPORT.
THEIR PRINCIPLES IGNORED BY THE DEMOCRATIC

THEIR PRINCIPLES IGNORED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting of the National Anti
Monopoly party was held at their in the Standard
Building in this city yesterday afternoon Ex-senator
John G. Boyd presided. Every Congressional District
in the state was represented. After full dscussion
lasting three hours. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
The convention representatives OF the People
and the National G.een acI a6qT r@ts be at
don Hal New-Iork' September o. unanimously auoP'''
viii cqDeT6t tr vita h1 P part no T na,
fioT q at they viii support our principles and tina con,
fer committee of seven deegaes 70 this 10
convention shall be one duy shall g atten me
onventions o. IN atc and i'epu0i can br
and the adoption Of our prinD1s as gaGHi mn
platforms aud the uomn ton OF candidates VINO WIZ b
Committee o. TIN anzltion imned ately after te e e
which, eth OF the tmoatc or Republican bee
tickets shall be SUI Orted by oRnnizatlo or NV
deem It e1pedent sle place in nomination inaepeneh'
TS SstS%, The epalcan Convention adopted in their
platform at least three i'm or mt panKs iayosng our
rarod on and nominated state ticket whch con-
mans pubic ,na ence we 1S aed r committees GU
resolutions ignomnIous lai r eso @
appointed by body with the lepublican State Co""
Gsored WIN this support the nepu 6san
State ticket ss the Anti Monopoh7ls dd that on ore the
eceion .. The republican state by majority which
viii nusiraf~ thai party pDve cannot amor 10 ue
gard the cpenden sntmonOpoy sentiment OF 'h' popo
OF tins state ..ho,o ,re
are o. suhciently strong TO elect 'ur own cambria r
MonoDOlIsts support those candidates Wnue h nj
aud professions fuTnis best guaIAnlee lha' 'heS wiz
support principles.
An executive committee was appointed with instruc-
lions to omen headauarers in this city at once to prose
cute a vigorous campaign for the Republican state
ticket Three rousing cheers gvon before adjourn
mcnt
The Executive Committee OF the National Anu
Monopoly party in NewYork for the present campaign
nr
man; b. S. Warner and j. q. Huhn secretaries; ~ H.
Monachesi, treasurer.
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New-England. Another marked depression advanced
into Oak ota and Minnesota from the British territory
The temperature changes slight. The barometer
dawn, the sky cleared. The temperature ranged be-
tween $50 and 65o the average 597sD, oeng lOoso
higher than on the corresponding day last year and
2b3o higher than Tuesday.
Cooler fair weather NAV be expected In this city
and vicinity today; warmer, partly cloudy weather
raj
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WILLIAM " STONE

William W. Stone died on Tuesday at his
home. I'm Morrstown. " J. lie was born Boston in
1898. and long member OF the commission frm OF
Laurence stone in that city In 1850 he this
city, where his old firm continued its business Aha",
twenty years ago Mr.. Stone etred from business, ana
since has lived MOrristown lie was long
member OF the University Place Presbyterian Church.
and was active IN religious work.
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THE REV. MR.. PHILLIPS FOUND GUILTY.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 14.-At the Methodist Epis-
copa Conference hero to-day. the charges preferred
against the Rev. Robert d. Phillips OF Branchport.
t,ken up in open The specifications in the
indictment against Mr. Phillips charged him with forging
the name OF his father-inaw. Chauncey Boyd of West
ernvile. Oneida County, to three promlss0ry notes,
two for 81 900 and for $4,000. Mr. Phillips was
found guilty the second charge and suspended from
the ministry year. after the conference had
fused To ex pei him from the church.
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JONES OF DINGHAMToN" AT BALTIMoR L

ANOTHER VERSION OF THE PART He TOOK ~ llE
ATTACK on THE 6rH MASSACHUSETTS,.
Chicago, oct. II (SpecidD. -Ihe Hide and
Lener Rerieo Of this city makes the charge that Gen
cral Jones OF Binghamton. y. " Is now running for
Iieutcnan- Governor Oh the Democratic ticket under
false colors II says that lie that he commanded
the 9th Massachusetts Regiment OH April 49, 1861,
when 1t was roughly handled by mob while passing
through the streets OF Baltimore while In Fact Colonel
A. s. Foansbee now doing business Ia this city,was the
The 9th organized In 1873 and was
the first IA the orders for the late war;
said Colonel Foansbee, when seen to-day and asked AS
10 the allegation At that tmo Jones It's Colonel
and was Captain OF Company c. We arrived In Bdltl-
more Aprl 49, SOL In that city regiment number
ing eleven companies be hauled by horses In the
same cars that We In from depot TO the other
Colonel Jones and stan. with seven companies, passed
through quickly andthe OF waiting for our
cars TO move on. As the delay IN the starting grew
appeared the street to investigate ana inc
sight OF signal for an attack by IN Immense
crowd most OF whom seemed to be armed A. Twas the
office there hecOmmahd Oi these companies
drvoyed me- and 80 | hastily got them into llhe ana
began the march to the depot That was about TWO
miles away. We had 1872 guns. and as far ~ could
he seen we surrounded by furious hnd
determined mob While we were thus fighting our way,
foot 10y foot. Captain Clark, OF Company B and captain
Sampson, OF Company l., who were at tho depot win
their commando heard MS hrDg and learned OF our pO-
-ton They asked Colonel Jones 10 no allowed 10 90
TO our assistance, but were refused After :our men
had been killed and sixty wounded We reached the
depot 80 ~, - - -,
on our way To Washington, aud then he slapped my
shoulder and said i tiink can depend on you 40
regular report seHt by Jones TO General scott VINO
then In command, aud tho reason must DC obvious
Jones with the regiment Tor ear hlcI that;
and then was elected Colonel ana leu the regiment
clear through the war.
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WAR IL FREIGHT RATES EXPECTED.

CHICAGO, Oct. II (SpeciaD.-The war in East
bound freight rates is likely to break out anew soon
when the general managers OF the Eastern
trunk lines advance tho rates. On October
/ they decided that all freights In transit,
that TO say all made at the low rates must
he at their Western terminus by October 10. making
necessary the billing OF points OF Chicago either on
October IL or - To-day really therefore, the nSt
day OF advance rates aud already opposition mas
begun.
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CoNCLAyE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

ROCHESTER,. Oct. lathe final session of the
seventy-secOnd annual oOnclave OF the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Tempar Of the State OF New York
was held here to-day 1t decided that the
nua cOncave should be held ut Emira in October 1886
The Grand Commandery officers were appointed dele
gates to tho rennal cOncave of the Grand Encampment
OF the Unit States to be held in St. Louis in september
The visiting knights Handsomely entertained by
tho RESIDENT cOmmanderles their headnuarters all day.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN RuFFALO.

BUFFALO Oct. II (SpecidD.-The Young
Voters Club the Union Veteran Legion. the Central Re
publican Club and the Permanent Republican League
paraded the streets tonight aud then went to ~.
Stephens Hail. where the representative men OF Buffalo
held meeting to rafy the Republican state and county
tickets. Among the speakers were Congressmeh-erGt
FoT0uhar aud Webcr Daniel A. McMilien, the Republic
can candidate for Senator Dlstrct-AttOrney Hatch ex
As,emblymau George Clinton, sIMayOr Becker ana
Tbomna H. o. Brian Their voices all for harmony
d,i,o ,,lfa fbc "a enthusiasm,
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SUSPECTED OF A MURDER.

Troy, Oct IA (SpeciaD.-The body of MUIR
dered man was found two weeks ago the highway
near DannemOra. On the body paper marked
Peter Barnard" Barnard had been employed by
W. c. COwdry, OF South ROyatOn, VT, and left there
August with Frank Palmer week later Palmer re-
turned 70 kOyaltOn alone. He has been arrested.
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THE WE4THER REPORT

GOVERNMENT TNDICATIONs-FoR 80 HOURS
WAsHINGTON Oct. 15.-FOr New England
generally fair weather. south to west winds gcheray
higher barometer slight changes In temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States generally far weather
west to south winds nearly stationary Temperature
For the vicinity OF New York and Phladelphl" i"r
weather, light changes IN temperature.
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M DAhAoE By The S\DRM At RooKAyAE

dara..a -. oieahers as ROckaway yesterday
the Iron pier $780, The side rails were partly
TICKET oN ~ me girders twisted and bent while the
otaer All washed from end OF the pier TO the
Visible Plsrh me beach the work of the storm Is
have been os maihs bathing houses and small bootns
Spne back the sand 'N ''Hhua'ions ana hurled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

Senator by the Tammany Hall Convention OF the ftn
Senate District last night - ,., nj,
The Tamnany Assembly Convention OF tue AiItn DIS
tct last evening nominated Louis j. Conlan Tor the
Assembly.
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FIVE cHINAMEN PERISH BY FLAMES.

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 14.-A fire broke ont in
A Chinese lsundry at Seventh and Market SITS. at
O'Clock this morning. and five Cinnamon we're burned to
death
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sa,s pharmacy, ss Broadway.

TRuuNR OFFICE oct ID a. m-Iho storm
abated in energy yesterday, and its center moveu so"
from Lake Erie to Quebec There was some
and occasional light rain In the Lower Lake region anu
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rR1RlrNE LocAL OBSERVATION

Tn. diasr ho baromeresi variations IN TINS e y s
inches perpendiou in-ss,e dvons OF H. .flons
r,ersJns nidnrf The irregular vhite line rrprsen t
g. hs sr,u during The bokrn OF dotted hns ~ s
s rs,lanin temperature Indicated By tes AAA
nats pharmacy, Broadway.
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SECOND DAY OF REGISTRATION

The returns by Assembly Districts Of the
registration in the city yesterday are as follows
pared with the the second days Of regstra
ton In 1884, 1888 aud 1882:
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Post Once Notice.

for foreign neei specially drest
for dispatch BY any particular stea nr except w1s1t Il,
Letters not specially addressed beng se1 0y t1s st5 VS.
sells availlDle.
Foreign for the endin4 october IL will close
(PRoNPTLYln all ca3a9 Nc tails nee - fOi)g3
THURSDAY-At l. Tor Europe. per >. Celtic, via
(ietters for France. Germany, eLc
directed per CetIc"l at a. "a Tor France germany.
hanbarg Qeters Tor Great Pritan aud other Eufo
countries directed per Leasing -; a IA.
for Para. Marannam Ceara Braul per ;. Ambrose
at y. H. Tor Bermuda and Turks Island via Bermuda,
per So OrlnOc0
FRiDAY-At a. N. for Sc. Pierre VI queon via Halifax
$50 D. m. Tor spanish Honduras. per s. h. H. Ward
II, via New-Orleans
sATUkDAY-At a. IN. for jamaica Central America AMI.
sOut acinc pOrts, per EiJI Golden, via Kings
Qetters Mexico mast be GlTectet per
uen y $50 a. Tor EUROPE per s. ;. Aurania,
Queenstown uetters Tor Steruia2y ecr Ds Ill.
per Aurania ~" az 800 for scot and direct.
prs. Ancho Ia, via Glasgow Qett3rs must DO
per AnchorLD; at $50 a. m. iOrBeIgiun per
s. klyniani. via Antwerp letteIs must be o,rocIci
Man Bremen; at 800 M for the Nethsrlla13
dnecL per lTdanl via Rotterdam uetters
Islands direct for Venezuea CurlcOa via Bar
badUs, per 4. Darracouta
Mails Australia NewLcalanl FIJI ami samoan Islands
per 5. Australia wa san Francisco close
III at 7 D. N cor On arrival at NeTIO ~
s. Britannia with British mails FOR AUSTRALIAN Mans
society islands per steamer tY1 Frt1cSc)b
close DctObe. rs at IN Mails for the -ani
Islands MduD03a TVS oal FrancIsc0 close
here october 30 At D. IN. Mails Tor China ami ia an
per = Gaelic IVA Francis 'O. here
he - at Mails for CUBA, Oy rail- 10 Tampa RI l.,
ana thence by steamer. Key West, Fla. AZ
this office daily 1T 100 Il IN.
The schedule OF closing Trans. mlsl arrlg i
their uninterrupted Dvcrllt
Francesca Mails from East IrrIvln or 5Il
Of sailing O steamers ar3 IspIel5i
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postna,tsE
Post Office. New-NOrA. " y. OCTOBER y, 1850
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JERSEY CITY DEMOCRATS LEAVE THE PARTY
A larOe meeting of DemOcrats who arc nn-

"A large meeting or Democrats VINO are OPP
posed to the nominations made by the Democratic
chine convention in Jersey City last Saturday held
Franklin Hall last nght Nearly 100 who have
been identified with lie Democratic party present
and several speeches made denouncing ring rule
and the forcing OF candidates upon the party by the
County COnInittee BailOt-DOx stung and the packing
OF conventions also denounced with vigOr
II was resolved To form central Organza-
ton 10 consist OF 100 members, ten from
each district, to be known as the Hudson
County Democracy. Associate organizations
win be formed In each district. f. G.. Wolbeit
mated for Surrogate Patrick Govern for directorate
large and Mr.. j. Mcmahon for coroner. committee
OF two from each district appointed TO conduct the
campaign, and the meeting adjourned until Tuesday
night BY this movement the election of Judge Wanser
Republican candidate for Surrogate Is almost assured
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Special n ot.ce5


A. William r. Moore. Auctioneer.
M0ORE'S ART GALLERIE5
290 5TH.AVG.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
JAPANESE ART OBJECTS.
The private collection OF
MIR. II. SHUGIO,
and consignment from
FIRST JAPANESE MFG AND TRADING co,
OF S65 Broadway winch sold owing
the and In order to close joint accouaG
Antique Bronze other Metal NOrk, Gold Lacquers.
Pottery Porceians, silks ann EmbroGeres lnros
Netsukes kaKcmonos Cabinets and ~tands. &c.
Modern silk screens aud EmOrOderes Decorative Pottery
and Porcelain Choice Modern Bronze aud syerware &C.
special attention Is called 20 very unique SILVER
THREAD RUG, 10 large CRYSTAL BALL to largo
ROCK CRYSTAL VASE to SEIMIN BRONZE KOK0.
extraordinary HlRADO TO remark able SAT-
SUMA KOKO, toGOLD LACQUER BOX OF HIGASHlYMA
period several nne Chinese Vases OF MING period
some old MAR RS and To other pieces inter
estlng TO every Collector. = -
AND TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER is AND 10,
AT 2 O'CLOCK EACH DAY
Please note hour OF sale q O'clock promptly.
Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil
WITH QUIN1NE AND PEP5lN.
Prepared by CA5WELL, MASS sS e Co. (NewYorkltg
most strengthening and easily Prescribed by LEAKING
ply sicans Label registered All drug s'sts.
H. n. squire a. sons, Jewellers 81 Fall on ST., ~ n
Diamond Ear Rings matched. all sizes
Watches make s1O 500 sterling snyerware &C.
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boss" McLAUGnIINs DELEGATES ELECTED.

DVI10VI"VIV III IIIdIICS NUIt HCIU TT DTOOhIyH
last evening and cutand dried lists OF delegates the
CITY, County, Senate, Assembly and Aldermanc Nom
lnAtDg conventions were elected. Opposition tickets
were run In several wards but them opposed the
rule OF Z" Boss Mclaughlin save in the Twelfth Ward
where the opposition led by NJ j. Cohey was defeated
the primary being supervised by three inspectOrs an
pointed by the General Committee secure fairness
The opposition To the "B0ss" which formerly showed
itself at the primaries has been efeetuay crushed The
indications from the choice OF delegates the City Con-
veDtOn point 10 the selection OF Bridge President lowell
or ex.Alderman Whitney as the candidate for Mayor
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The November Number Now Ready.

The o,embcr Number Now Ready.
THE NEW.YORK MONTHLY FASHION Bazaar,
PRICE % CENTS PER COPY
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CONTAINS WIN TER FA SHION PLATES.
GIVING
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THRN NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAAR u for
newsdealers IL win postage prepaid. Tor
- per The price Is ~ 30 per
year. Address GEORGE MI MO II 10 n Vandewater-st
New-York. 20. Box 3.7jlD
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a,,.,,stee SEC.

1919 mp VAl.ktAl.l.ls
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a. d ms W! slit 10 John ". Schnllse,
NJ accorded In the ohce oI tile VIZ.
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Guy vt,;niS. aud known q me so.Htn nl l.t y
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~ !nS E "S" small lot canned goods one Jog eaf;
c1e sGs V oss half barrel SALT AL motions al
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~ si. y e S1T lSR. ave- ,,o,,...
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ln ~, Ia JOhn ". SchuliEc ~ ttlAt 70 tSGlte
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ths " ono and State Of West virginia. second,
pySsn q expenses attending aS eSSS ~ tSs
q as ThISd 10 Charles otte, the sum o. * nun
tted . oG5I nsDSissofy note made aud signed hy
SS,,S lldtWIg, with interest," net s M0n Ivy
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sSS bS NO several promi;S0ty notes eStn aae
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Baisam.lfhe only sure cure Tor Coughs,
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Saratoga High Rock Spring Water Tor sole
by druggists. WholozRle agenta |. Logan 4
Co, W heeling, Va, and y. o. Dent 4
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An E a rribute.

! Theion p Keator, editor Of 1t. Wayne,
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years have always used Dt. Kings New
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acter, as well as for those Of 4 milder type.
ItneYer fails to effect speedy cure. My
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MwP4w
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roYKRTY AND DISAPPEARING.

az was drsgyed down with debt poverty and
suffering for years, caused by q sick family and
large bills for dCctorIng. - y. n J. ~
l was completely discouraged, until one yea
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using Hop Bitten, aud in ono month We were al
well, and none Of Us have seen sick day since.
and want TO ay TO ali poor men, you can keep
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than one doctors visit viii cost know RIA
woRKIS0NAa. ,i
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stuff with "Hop' or Hops in their name.
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DR.. D. 10. SNIIsTH.
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