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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
DATES FOR KINGS COUNTY CONVENTIONS

A special and important meeting oi '"I
Kings Countv Republican GENERAL Committee was hed
III Everett Hail. Brooklyn, last oveng, To set'lo 'lo
dates Of the primaries and nominating conJ d"ors
Contrary To custom the Committee satwlth With
Most or the time tkeh III n
discussion OF the best methods for aiapalgh of
was decided that a thorough and ompiole md their
the city to secure the registration ofyotefb @ hest
presence at tho polls would be tmo A
way OF expanding campain NH eieotI0n
district who would report the actual 60. of tho
OF things from time to time to te presia'en before
ward associations. who would In urn Jay tno raeeysd
tho Campaign Committee, was ayoraDy ,hc state
Resolutions were adopted heartily nppoIh. nomHat.
ticket The following dates ned TOT t County
ing machinery Primaries, Friday OetoDeI rity Con-
Convention, Tuesday, October e y. ~, coayoa-
,yenton. on tho sane day, At D. MI ooH""
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Post Once NOuce.

Letters for foreign countries nectno Ossp2cllV lrS'i
isu1tcn by any particular steaeT exc 'pt WIshub IL
mi uu plcat banking AM co8 a2rel J;dd ASS
MOI speci ally addressed beng sent by Tao tlsI 81 vs.
ses Nv nais for the week cudas october 10 will close
,pp0wr1I IN al casoD NJ tlis hce a. lOd)Ws;
rpInAN-At a. IN. for Newfoundland, via Halifax; NJ
fh a 80 D. H. for Hayti per AlyO al 1870 p ~ iot
Honduras and Livingston, per s Elhe hhlBhINl S'"
orleans. 80. -.
southampton and Bremen Tor the Nethofilds
drscL per s ZalnJau wa A3isterllm uett3rs bu't 80
ZHaudan - N A. m tof belStih VA4cS
prr = PCnnland. via Antwerp uetterS mus o. ar Slo1
pcr PennlInd"l; 500 4. IN. for Jamaica. tchtih
America and the South Pacnc ports, per Nertnunu
per Vertumnus at . a. m. Tor NewiouEI sh!'
nir 4 a Purtla; ~ a. m. for the Wind
xau Islands dlrect for NonczUea aud curacao VIA
Martinique per 4. Mures al 1880 p H., or Eniupa
DER T. - City OF Kichmon wa Queenstown uett5r'
Re ,rscsd per CIty OF Rchmnnd"l; at l5O p III i'r
prnpreau Mexico per ihornhli AT I:3Op IA ~
rruIiO Ruatan. per = =. Oteri VIA Ne"'o'icaS
Malta for tho sandwich Islands per 8 Alameda va s
Erancisco, close here october - nc Mails Ipr
ihna ana Japan per Oco9nic wa san fralcls ~
STwIeaand FIN ani samoan Islan.ls. pr s. AS
trolia via FTancisco) close here Oeto1o,
az D. ~ (Or arrival at New YORK u DrtA nx
STh british mails for Australia Mails Tor thc soep
slanJs per steamer (yla Francisco close he s
he s25 at D. IN Mails for Cuba by rail % IanipS -
ana thence by steamer VIA hey west fHA' 9i''' "
tins ONCE daily at 2;3O a. H.
.Tbo schedue OF closing Trans. Pacific mails rtns
mn me presumDon their uninterrupted OVerihl va ~
Lrancscc on DAY OF sailing OF steamers are
thence Tie same day. ,,.,nx, - op,psoN post-,asteE
Post Office. NewYOrk. N. W october = 1907
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NOTES FROM THE REGISTERS oFFIoE.i

The Equitable Gas Light Company has acquired prop
cry from Rutherford Stuyyetant on the north sde OF
Styeighth-st, extending through to Ftfty-nlnth-bt
about 800 feet west OF Tenbave at cost OF SlIoooo
Park Commissioner Crmmins has secured the plot
the southeast of ElsyeDthaye. ana
flny-eghthst for $26,500.
Edward Kearney and his wife have sold TO Joseph
kerndt property the southeast corner OF Tenthave
and Lighty-third-st for $23,5O0.
MT. and Mrs. Henry Clausen, jr.. have disposed OF
pro- ~ extending from Hfty-fourth to Fiftytfth
on the eaet side OF Avenue A, and the northeast
core d Avenue A and Fifth-ffth-st 10 Randolph Gug
se<aslmaT for $4,000
III pfos, ~ on the south side OF Fifysixth-st, 100
et ckL o. Alnthave, having frontage OF l2o feet In
Ne street, Gi0h which 1t proposed TO erect milk
sepot for tne New York City and Northern Railroad
D'npsny has be Hnfc ssed for S225 600 by Henry W.
~ IN Large std9ns aonses are now being built on
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npppF.sIoy AT THE HOFFMAN HOUSE

A locker on in pClitlcs, strJlllIg INTO INC
Hoffman House when the Democratic politicians are
gathered there would make up MS mind tina the ho'I'TS
-, a ,zcn cities had been called In for acOnf'rcnc'
There are not particularly happy lot No ore u luiA
10 appreciate the drift OF public opinion nan W'tu
politician, aud the Democrats Eho hi,1ty
dt.cnvcrrd The weakness Of thlr u'h't
and are corrcspOudingly depressed IN HI!Ii'Ss
Governor IIill does come down amdlg tho h,"'
"A. has apartments on the third floor OF thneW VIM
the Hoffman House, where amid the most t'Ih' @
rouudiu OF blue aud gold, beautiful freTorA luI
rugs velvet furniture and rare Lace curtain, ne IcCo,
such OF the party leaders as his lcuteiah'' s'' "
worthy OF his attention. ,.o , utnV.
1he committee, acting q cue from "JhfH Oh i''in
hnuton" has started a series II VicloiS hllHcha
General Carr, some or which have 9lrauy AlP,,nn,a
iu print Governor I'M has shrtlohch , tn,n
attacks and permitted them 10 go out winoht Htup's
carefully their effect General CarrS ItHh ilenu'
large number of Democratic lrshmrn haze ALREADY ptL
tested TO the committee that this course" DuIy ~
Jones Of Bnghamton ana Hi 80 deq tmht g., A.
will ever be resurrcctrd. Governor III WIZ go ITO
bany some time to-day Among his callrs were r o"
DonohLe Congressman J. T. sprlggs Edward ooppVii
Hubert o. Thompson. W. Bnurke CGkrah' i;'' irrv
Croker wilson H. Bisscll. Mrs. Dot5 farheIii -
Hartgan eKAsscmblym George P.lOIu, Oh ~ f.pa'd
ter: eI-Asscmblyman T.. A. Moore. u staten dngago
Colonel John II. Fellows, William JObsOh' VI O'"'H'
and y. l.. Bacon, of Elmira
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Irish American independents of tho Xlllth
Assembly Dl strict Yesterday at No 200 Lg'Eaye to
REQ, i,e III the interest Of the Republican state Ticket
Committees were appointed TO nvass the district
Tho irish American infep ndcnts ~ the M ~ Assu1oy
District met On ay evening at Fnryf'ul t-s ana
xthaye zed y electing Peter lreretOn pe
dent Michael Reynolds, secretary and laNu McnOhn0A'
treasurer. -. wa ,..,u,hy District
,uthusasic mesug asst evening H mo cluD room.
No There was cool attend
nre nd the meeting addressed by JACOB H. slums D.
IL 0ueen and Thomas u. Brown. -. -, ,....,
can Republican citation held AZ No 80
i1sf evening Mr. Brady vlCcprcsdent prtsid'u hvsv
utons we're offered by NJ F. Murphy pa sing me d
can nominees for Governor and Lieutrn9htON anu
n,,gIug hearty support the entire state tcAo
MurUhy sweeney Macny and Dunn were pom ,,,a
CO. m flee TO make for masseciIhs 'oi"
the ttcket ...o.,r.u -, tho Gernans Of
XIII Assembly held last night al hs 81 ~
onorlers No Frstaye under tho auspices OF WY "a
man Republican ssol,tion OF the distinct fs9ih"ha lin
mann Dfcsidcd GerDerdug was secretary ISs1.s
ti ,pnTsng ira Davenport and the whole state cke.
mi plrdgng the utmost eXertions OF the meeuIS IT, ~
rcr, offered by Mr Rubens and adopted w great ShthS
esm Eloquent speeches by Professor stIaGDe o
ottn Ilaese DR. Pirenger aud others were httenu'cy
iisteued TO and often Interrupted by applause
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yet the Democrats pretending to favor license
When Hoady proposes this he knows IL N win Hi T TO
the people who have heretofore rejected IL. Inc
i mePq pPaeca R Tay dealing with the
We can tax we can regulate under that Constitution
Tnen the speaker demanded Of Judge Hoadly whether
he was i'm favor OF high low graded license Ooo
Tr sSq %Sehe c% Ss the Convention
OF 1872 ne was in favor OF the Sl bseyed in
letting them go free Religion and education are neoeS
lie then turned his attention to the last Legislature,
which he declared was the most UNANIMOUSLY cOItuPt ~
Ioady approved Of IT, yet the coal OIL mempa,S
lieved have sold their vote 20 elect PAYNE oe-or
then read charges OF corupton and bribery the cleo
ton OF Senator Payne FROM number OF different D'o
cratic Journals
Judge Forakors utterances were characterizeu oy
the spirit OF fairness and clndor which has marAcd
all OF his public speeches. HIS truthlu'"o
made itself felt lie was above even the suspi'oi VI
dcmagogiSm and no honest Democrat has charscu MN
with it, Judge Foraker made great point %ne" he
declared that lincoln died a Democrat Of f' q
should have said tnat Lincoln ae1 ny DS amdenre 10 ap
pausr To HoaGly's charge mat inc h ul.,,o Eor
rs roncd that il Was Sig to ring the CHARGES
on personal liberty in the pre"ence OF lIr Pny, Tbc
gave four millions OF slaves liberty and the naH9,
climax OF interest WAS reached when F9I"h'Ii
asked il Ioadly was still in favor Of taxing SCHOOLS '
churches and allowing saloons to go 20 free. oocb
great point IN Forakers sP lr.,,n
was his cxp amaton Of t the nSorscI
Hoadiy with comrlicity IN scheme Snlc hST
steal upward OF 100000. The reinndng orT Bcc
and Albert Necr the broker who negotiated INC ,
told Judge Foraker that Hoady wanted 10 maze t1
bonds bear 4 per cent interest. rms "oulu
have made tho profit greater Ho3uly , WI
ready to approve the contract ana ohly r', md "
mis- signature when the transaction leaked out anu !"
storm OF Indignation was raised. ,-. o.
Governor Hoadry had only half an hour 10 rep? ~
his onpournt lie talked in ramlhnS WY
and lost The respect of ms audience by declaring int
hc did not say that Lincoln died Democrat re- ~"
sorrr made the abatement than thousand voices eN-
claimed:
You did say it, We heard you.' , ,.- lilo.
The impression ~ fiirugd"l men is that the aDe''
speech WAS that OF judge Forikcrs.
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nosed his case as one OF smallpox and advised his i'm
mediate removal. The men around the police station
for New-fork AZ East Albany the eurled himself
up in the scat OF the smoking car and Conductor Al
Evans asked him what the matter. He said that
he felt sick aud that the doctor hal 10 New
just come fr IN Montreal.
Hrhe colorce man soon had the car TO himself The
conductor locked the DOORS cut the tho train
and elcgraphed 10 this city The train came on having
the man ou the side track. When the fact BECAME
known DE- Curtis OF the State Board OF Health was
summoned. ana after careful examination he pro-
nouDced him to be FREQ from the cOntagion;
but the railroad authorities would not tako rho
unyercd word OF one physician. and therefore coupled
the the afternoon express and brought IL 10 the
city with the solitary passenger locked ia the ear When
he arrived here he taken 10 the police station where
the ambulance WAS awaiting him. He complained of
headache and hunger DR.. Conant could not find any
symptoms Of smallpox, but he stated that N an
had been exposed To IL he should not be allowed 20
around town until after all fear OF the breaking ont OF
the disease had passed He was held by the police
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al OyACCoUNr OF HER HAIR.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (SpeciaD This morning the
attorney for the defendant dismissed the suit Instituted
BY Mrs Lena Banz against the three sons OF Thomas
Lynch the wealthy dstiller for cutting of her hair.
This was brought about by the efforts of Lynch senior
who wcared Of the nOtorey the matter was giving him
and OF the stand taken by his Mrs Banz agreed
10 withdraw her charge Of assault and her suit for
damages il the Young would promise not 10 modest
her she in turn apOOgzng for the insinuatons made
concerning their mother and promising not to interest
herself again In the family outside OF their father This
ends what was expected to prove sensational case.
1t stated that the civ actions for $4,000 against
each OF the three sons will also be dismissed.
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yyS7FPJoUS SHART>sHOOrERS AT WORK.

BosroN, Oct. (NpeciaD .-Iarmouth, N >.
is becoming famous for its mysteries. Anew months
ago one Trefry was mysteriously murdered The muir
derer has not been convicted and search is st being
made for the body OF the victim The latest mystery Is
the daring attempts made TO murder policemen Every
might for the last week the officers duty between mid
night and daylight have beer fired from behind trees
houses and fences The assailaUts have successfully
eluded every effort TO discover them few nights ago
two policemen were accompanying doctor going to
visit patient and bullet was sent through the doc
tors hat At early hour Sunday uorning as two Of
fcers entering the police station Duet ron we
other side of the street whizzed through the window OF
the house People excited over the mysteries ana
the inability of tho police TO discover the pefpe-
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CANAL AND LABOR NEv FOR DAyENroEr


The State Committee Of the National Anti
voponoly League held an burned meeting yesterday
IN tho STANDARD Theatre building. sub committee
copsisp Of Dr. Sargcr. ex-senator Boyd, cN-As-'m'y
mn IIrAly iona. Abbott. 81 ImirI. AMI Ihou scan
nell wa. appointed o. confer With similar hpr'h COZ"
,uift.r. from the Republican and democratic -ii' ''h
,,t,,.c. Tho IEuguc Committee Will meet again next
"Wednesday al the Same time aud place 10 receive th' "
,rf Of This subcommittee. and take action hH 20 "A'H
ticket will Dee supported While the committee Us Svh
0bat divided In the matter. some OF The most P "
r,cubrrs of IL arc out-pokcu Ia their preference LOT
the Republican platform aud ticket. ER'As''iO'J man
Icaly sud H. . ,.,,,, which
platform Il regarded moro ftyorub} by NE AAI"lhhN
iug members ~ the labor party mat OF 'h' l'lt"'
cans /. clear direct ami eAp rt Du al the HFc question"
,.t concern the tborIug u this state us SCUM"
On IA. pucstIous Of taxation, canals and prison h"''
ia f,c n labor pIuk- almost Az iAal w. can h'"
Ti f. together too much dOdg!u. aud cNhsmh Ab"il
t DcmocrAtic document suit tho true ricn's ~ me
If To- be- Old our side. lis record on tho Labor question
1, far superior 10 that OF his Nal, ahd Tor tA I'''
1 support him. -....,. tina
Tlpr,s. clark Of Oswcgo County, who rcpr"ents lhe
canal men Of tho state, equally emphatic u IN az
proval OF the Republican ticket. ,,....,,
" Yes" he said, "put the canal meu down To- p'N'"
pnrf "a against Illl every time II - to IaNop'I' 40
,uuch N not more than any ono cI7c thht We ""' W.,
free canal system as the legislative records oi -" VIZ
attest lie been true 10 the states hc't lieI'ta
IN. matter every time while in has been no chHI
mems greatest enemy lHI"u~h""' "'"''' 49, " "
Railroad Coi7missoncr ODouncll and other mcnncts
also spoke fayOraby OF the work OF the EtpHDlch '
eflttUu.
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FOUND WIFI HIS THROAT CIT

The body of a man washed ashore yester
day at Quarantine is probably that Of f. G. Sheppard
who committed suicide from Station Island ferry
on the night Of September 80. His shirt marked
with the initials L. G. s." lie has relatives IT said,
in the firm Of @. Weber & Co.. No. 81 WalI-st. The
throat almost from TO ear, leading the
belief before he eape1 from the boat lie sashed
ms throat with knife The black necktic his shirt
was not stained with blood and there blood on
the ferryboat Coroner SCHNEIDER held inquest and
gave a verdict Of suicide
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AUTUMN FOLIAGE.

The lovers of natural scenery and autumnal
foliage fully crafty their tastes by Daylight trip
up the Hudson the banks Of the river this Of
the year presenting panorama OF moro than ordinary
bean.y Apasslge the Albany Day Line of steamers
Albany or c. Vbbard which leaves Brooklyn Fulton-st
by Annex boat, at M; Yestry-st., New-York, at
$40 a. M; and West Twenty Street Pier at
a. m, which. by the way, their Excursions
West Point and Newburg Thursday next, gives the
admirers OF nature in her auumnal dress varied pc
ture many miles in length, surpassed by any other
locality in the word. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09

ADBOTT-BALuWIN-A CHRIST church Springfield. Ohio.
october by the Rev. John T. Rose. Walter d. Abbot ~
New.IOrk 10 Eleanor daughter O Mrs. Rachel \. bald
win.
BARINC-KING-At the British Embassy Paris on Tues.
day. september 20. Alexander Bdnng 10 Louise Thorn
King. both residents OF NeW-lOrk
ONTECOU-HoLDREGE-At Falmouth, Mass, by tho
lcy William Potter assisted by the key j. ~ tTalg On
CITY. Mo. l. Nathalie uoldrege.
NJ cards
ELLIMAN-GILMAN-At Christ Church, Milford. Dc'a-
ware october z 1855 by the Rev l. H. Jackson, ArhuR
BenOOw Gilman 10 Mary stuart Gilman.
EMERY -MACKIE-At Bruce House, Mount Savage.
Nd October ~ the Rev j. a. Eceeston, assistea ~
the Rev. VI. stuadIfO-d. John X Emery, OF Newark,
y. j.. TO ALA. daughter Of James ). Mackie.
GRISWOLD-VAN DE BOGERr-At ~. Georges Church
scheme otady. ~ Y by tho Rev j. Philip b. Penleton
Rev sheldon Munscn GriswOd and Kate MaxNoI.
youngest daughter Of tie late J. V Nan de Bogert, Of
Schenectady.
UOWE-JENKINs-O Wednesday october 7. 1855, at
Trinity CeTGh Mop2t Vernon 81 ri BY thG Rey sphSn
ter PLANES Il. jenkins all OF Mount Vernon.
LATIIAM-OsGOOD-On Tuesday october 9, at the resi-.
Rev r c. creme Harry HUBBARD Latham Of Cbi2sgso
III 10 Margaret ShernaD daughter OF James H. OsgoOd.
PERRY-CREEN- the 9Th october, az St Georges
Church, by the Rev W. Ransord SOr0hernlaw OF tie
Perry TO Alice Maud. youngest daughter u the
late Frederick Green. esq. OF Oh on Eng1nL
SHERMAN BROWN-un october :, at the residence Of
lie brides mo her Newport by Right Rev. the Bishop
" Watt sherman 10 sophia Augusta daughter Of tAe late
John Carter Brown.
on Thursday. October g. by the eV. A. IL Ge,ner, astea
by the Dr. francis L0hdc Laura COse, daughter %
AlOnZO Iushnah stewart, esq
Ct New.GOrS City.
WARD McLEAN-On lay. october :. at the r'si
u the brides father by a., Rev II Joseph STRAIT
assisted by the Rev Dr. william NJ laYlor MJd'eac'
daughter of James Mclean 10 John seey Wand. IT,
AL notices of marriage, must be Endorsed lcih JW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsFRVATIOys

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 81 a. m.-The temperature
decidedly in the Northwest yesterday; elsewhere
the changes slight and local. From New-England
to the Gulf of Mexico and in the Lake region there
cloudiness, with occasional light rains. In the ONO
Valley and west of the Mississippi the weather fair
The movement Of the barometer here slight dur
ing the cloudy weather Rain fell measuring o. 90 inch.
The temperature rangedDetween 43o ami 5O9 the
47as Deng 1872 lower than on the corresponding
day last year. and l2o lower than on Wednesday.
Slightly warmer. generally far weather may be
pccted IN this city aud vicinity to-day still warmer,
fair weather Saturday.
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PRAIs[NG JUSTICE BARRETT.

Justice George c. Barrett yesterday received
the committee appointed by the Tnmmany Han Con
ycntion to inform him OF his nomination TO succeed MN
self on the supreme Court Bench. Tho committee con-
sistcd of Richard Croker, W. BOurke COCKTAIL hichde
H. Slgcrson, John VI. Bowers, Roswell ID. ihtch anu
Jacob A. Cantor. They were accompanied Dy 1ehoIa
Roger A. Pryor. Chairman Croker stated the object ol
the visit ana Mr. Cochran read address signed Dy inc
committee formally Offering Justice Barrett tho NUM-
lnatiou and praisng his work on tho bench ,, H.,
Justice Barrett In reply said that ho Ielt ~
the circumstances under which the nomination was
given him As Justice he had always tried 10 DC ln
partial He had consciousness OF ever having Deun
otherwse He shook hands with each OF his Nlsltors
and promised to written answer TO thelr AuurcsS
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DEATH on TIE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 Especial. AS Frank
Smith of Taconey driving the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad track at that place this morning. his team was
struck by train. Mr. Smith so badly injured that
he WAS taken 10 the University Hospital where he died
John r. Joyce. age twenty-five. OF Hulmeville, Bucks
County, killed by Pennsylvania Railroad engine at
HarrOWgate this afternoon.
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Utica. oct s-Charles f. Rcnwck OF Madison was
to-day nominated FOR Senator by the Democratic Con-
ventop OF the NXHId District, comprising Madison.
Uerki,ucr and OtsegO Counties.
UTICA oct. s.-The Democrats OF the Third Oneida
District today nominated willard Atwood, OF Trenton,
for Assembly.
urtcA Ot S-Robert VI. Evans was this afternoon
Nominated for Assembly by the Republicans OF the I'D
District 81 OnOpdaga County
ArnrRN Oct Sat the l3Oth ballot to-day Mr. Bara-
ger was declared the nominee OF the AANIth District
Republican Senatorial Convention.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT NDGCATIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-FOr Ncw-England,
local showers followed by fair weather in the southern
portion fair weather in the northern portion northeast
ery winds becoming variable, nearly stationary TEN
perature.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair wealth
err nOrthery winds becoming light and variable. slight
changes in temperature
For the vicinity OF New York and Philadelphia, far
weather, stationary temperature.
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PANIC CAUSED By 4 NEGRO From M0STREAL'
The passengers at the Grand Central station
were thrown considerable excitement yesterday az
tho announcement that train from Montreal, Win
,mapox on board had arrived. Captain Schultz OF the
Nnet,enth Sub Precinct called an ambulance and tee-
rraphed for Health Inspector Conant who arrived at
3 o,clock. The following facts were learned On
wednesday night Virginia negro who had been to Mon
treal reached Albany and applied for lodgings at tho
no,,.. station under the City Nall Yesterday no com
blamed OF feeling III, and Poleesurgeoa wilson dag
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ACCUSED OF ROBBIYG HIS MOTHER-IY-LA
James Madison Pinckncy, a clerk for Raver

y
e. Co.. brokers at No 10 Wallst, was held yesterday in
the Harlem Police Cont lie accused OF robbing
Mira. Mary Depuy. of M 2O9 East Observation-Disclosures
tcenth-s whose daughter he married last February.
HIS wife found bundle III love letters written 10 him
by another woman which Pinckney desired TO obtain,
thinking that they were In box belonging 10 his
mOherinaw he took IL away HIS wife also wanted 10
prefer charge OF abandonment against him and the
case will come up again to-day.
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moss McLAuGnLIN's MEN AT THE HELM.

The Democratic Campaign Committee was
appointed in Brooklyn yesterday Mon "noso
.re wall known in tho history Of ring" politics IN
Brookyn constitute IT, the bcttor element being sedu
lousy excluded: EIRegister Thomas Mana, Hapros Furey
Thomas Renna John 7. Adams, George q. brown, a..
den 81 swan Thomas L. Pearsa, John courtney oouh