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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
WALKs AND rlLKS IN rHE CITY.


am t)lI IN the discussion Of the financial question
that ~, Withdrawal Of one and two dollar bills Ia. given
% boom T. the new Ostll notes They can be used as
fractional currency readily any other paper repre-
sentative Of money u wond be possible 10 niat' tl'
per circulating m"llnm through ihs means greatly.
nud 10 keep Oh storing up silver IN TIE Government
vaults
I.toppel at the stlnd OF bootback in Forty second
~ near the Grand Central Depot, yesterday 70 have ny
shoes polished he was a shrcwd faced middle -asel
man. Tho polish on his own shoes shonc uht yoi coH'd
sce "a, reflection Of Your face Ia g. Ircmakcl that lac
wore tic .,n OF his business, I've done that for ten
wears" D., replied I've never missed morning except
puc That tlmo los; the b'st customer ever had aud
% good stand besides. 50 I'm not likely to forget H. ]
hai stand IN slsth-ayo then he ran on rs he rubbed
away NJ Ily shoes ID" u was ut where caught good
nt OF Fh ave trade before toO the clci acl road
FOR down town. / hal one customer VINO was carly
regular and lunctA To gwen 'NS 49, m''ltIb' i
would -it aui read tr paper while h1cfcuc MS SHOES
morning oNcl--clt myacI 'nA "auu ",1 80 -" -,
own -urr- bi1cScd before began work u h'I rilued
The day uei,c aud my shoes were vcrj n.f NY gGa
toner came truiiu- along ne WIS NY ,'h ~ 80 vs.
heavy Wulkrr-nnd was Just about 10 pop mo hc chr
when Ge -" a., Gg s4oy' ;n, .oc a., yo get
your oru bllcEcd Then he walked on never EoI =
uu the opposite corner COY hs l1''.e "" wy
other customers ioiUNcL - Know VINO &c was ]
/ rp up tm way occasionally yet lie gees Iii ooot'
,hod ~ home now. ln' y " ~, "' '"'7'''' ~
Sergeant pcyoc Of tho Police Department, talking the
other day abon; The Uay,s ca-c said To me: There
{. % great deal Of talk about Ncw-Nork toushs' but
thoy are literally nowhere compared TcNas ,oush''
Yol roe w, haze the 'tougus under control here.
They are constantly reprc"ol Many man In New
York b, cheeky and Ipgy, who Is a coward 90 heart
because De knows Dee gels into trouble ho h1'oniy 10
yc Police" to -, OFT 81 iroab iat thS5s Csc, Le ,.
ugu Wu- pu sailing vessel iu the can 81 dcNc" Wh'h
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POSI- Onice Notice.


eers for foreign countries ucejn) b sp3ciy atraSst
for dispatch by any particular steAn'I eNc9pt ~
sired 10 send OF BANKING AM Goa l3ll 1S"l 49,
Letters MOI specially addressed being scat ~ tlo 's's w.
- FoTc,rn mails for the week endn. OCTOBER JWlucl)p
fprouPlL IN IN an cases. AZ THIS 0lce as loh)N'' -
1.TIpDAVM o Il IN. for New fJlnd.and, per y 3. MI
" InndI. nj $50 a. Tor Europe peF = Se.Nl. "
oerNIl a. lu. Tor Scptllh" Nitcc9 p'L
a Furnossul. Glasgow Qcttets ihlsl OS uivctot
.,p~r kurnc,sia") at 93Oa. M Tor Germany eit pr -
Nic.,r VA IremOl at $3.50 H. Tor TIC NeJAtEAllit
1,regt ner r. Callnd via ROTTERDAM Qcttsrs ulss -
lreetri per l.. Calandl az 100 Dc H. Tor BelsIun 1
rel Der . s. westernand, VIA Antwerp letters mast u
directed Uer Westesnand').
a,-NnAY-At 1880 D. m for Truxuo and Iuatln, per 3
81 rof Morse Via New. at $50 D. IA Tor honiatS
anI Guatemala per Clt, or Dala7 VIA NeN'J.i
MeiIs for the sandwich Islands per AAns'aS ~ 80
IranclscOl close here OCTOBER ~ NJ y. ln s "a
bine and Japan per y $. Oceonc WA san frtlcis ~
close here October 10 at D. III. Mills loL $50
Ncwlealand FIJI and samoan lslanis, per = = A siT
rraa VIA san FrauclScO) close nero oN ,,,t,
Win british mails for Austalla. Mails Tor tho 49,
isanls Der steamer IVA san Frlnclsc0 ctOs s ma
ber Tj at D. IN Mails for CUBA Oy ia rrioe al
ann thence by steamer, VIA Key MeSt fi"' w.
this ollcc daily nc $50 a. ~.
sThe scheiule OF closing OF TralsPacthc n1s trint
on the presumption their ON AZ TNR
san FrucscO Mails from tho East arrlh ara dlsDlic1si
Francisco on the DAY OF sailing oil steamers nv
thence the same day ,rr.,,x, n pFARsON. Postmaster
Post Office. New.York. n. ". Septem0e. !.
P,y.oual-Any one knowing the ar h 10 their sister,
r,ta Kinney viii confer favor by senlns Ia sale III.
Mrs. JAMES DEL A-EE----------
W. uooor. ,er.onalIy, Wallinsi9n r e,, SoSslity
only Surviving associate Rogers, roiiKS
W" PLATED SPOONS AN DErNwyhn,nd goods.
at Wholesale only. No initial OF
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BOTH SUING FOR 4 DIVORCE.
MARITAL TROUBLES OF THOMAS p. SHERMAN AND
HIS WIFE.

MARITAL TROUBLES OF THOMAS P. SHERMAN AND
HIS WIFE.
Al application in behalf OF Mrs. Jane A.
Sherman for stay of proceedings IN the suit OF her nus
band, Thomas p. Sherman Cor separation until an
action previously begun by her In Onondaga County,
v y for the purpose Of attaining the same OBJECT Is
determined, before Justice Barrett III the
SuprenIc Court Chambers, yesterday. IL was
urged In support OF tho motion that
while the action was begun by Mr. sherman on April 3d.
1851 Mrs Shcrmans suit against him was brought on
January 30 last In her complaint she eharged the ne
were married November 1876. aud continued 10 i've
together until about August l. sac was 1ne STno
Ofprrsona! property worth Sl3OOOO ana her iatneI
Hamilton White, OF Syracuse, who died In i9oo had
LEFT about 100000 in trust TO M ms S Ss pni
to her during her life. and at her doath tho
principal was to pass to heF LCis nn syr1Ivnc re-
signed ANA her husband was appointed Sole trustee AZ
OF her two children By former marriage ana mas sIce
had control OK their property she dccarcs tht ne a
stated to her that ali OF the property committed to him
I'm rust lost and that he could give any account
oft. IN August, l~Sl she says ne ccseu 70 plONuV
for hcr and Ter children and IN December OF That year
declares that an appeal taken b. her husDihu from
dccsiou denying his motion 10 strike ont portion OF
her COMPLAINT IL pending. and that she believes MS SUIT
In this city brought against hrr Tor tue pFpeso OF ~
uoynnce and 20 obtain tal In Ncwlork Instead OF IN
On,ud.ga County. They have one daughter, age eight
and Mf, sherman asks tna all % eI cnlluiG og w -
Hm6, g. Hull opposed tho application, presenting an
/ o6ilyit bv Mr. sherman, who Is a lawyer, in
/ Which DC declares that the service OF the pa.
pcrs in her suit against Inn was was
irregular ash that he was arrested and imprisoned Tor
three months ~ : suit brought against ILL., IN cChSe-
queueo OF her f.se representations In regat 70 n'
lgayers that owing mainly to her eNiAvAit n'' t
inc the actual value OF her estate had dmi9lth'' 10
.bou, 900 the time OF their marriage ana Adt sIo
n living at the rate OF ~ OGO year. lie say nc mas
offered 10 mako Hn accounting ANA thaI ne G1S ~
abandoned her nut she has refused u admit MN 10 ht
house IN syracuse ami seeks separation on account OF
tho " waning aud Inconsistency OF her affections no
stle, that he mas always been willing To support us
family To- the best or hi- ability that MS present ACTION
is brought IN good faith that he never toiu h'i tlit
the property Was lost except In tho sense tuat ha'
been properly rNccutrd by him; and thdt SAG aOdh-
donr HIM IN this city June. lssi Tho decision VAS
. oil
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r,rr. nr rnr sLLK.wElrERS srRLRE.

The silk-wcavcrs who are ON strike began 10
n,scmb,o at Mechanic, Han, ut Forty -ooNenth't ana
Iuirdayc about 10 a on Thursday, and ioIty-alA 81
,Lcn who had not drawn their pay went to tho factory
and cot then money The committee OF ne C"h-t 9
Ia gel the Icaug women IN tao CITY 10 boycott Ate"h'S
silks. .- ,,.,.,..,, r,.or,or. 4.
of care 10 y ay thing abOat the report vi me COM
,,ffcr ( VIII SAY, however that the cltct OF IAlhcr
Nrb,veIl 1, entirely uucallod tsr ana unjust nave
not acted IA bad faith, as IS charged u Iny9oy Nn'
hosn .,ty OF double dealing II has hrc fIthcI NC
DoWe aud not myself lie told mo and toH the sts ~
my Office that lie Thought they were wrong nht 'hou"
rciuru to work did not promise 10 take thC EIfs pch'
rlr cnnnlfro said ought To discharge Mr.. NdG5WOrtl
ana did IT, My factory ~ running ON nicely Low AZ" Tt
haven't room for moro than sCventJ-hNC McaNtTS' t"0
,rnf, Labor Union {, ut the bottom OF all TINS trouble
There was rather slim attendance ~ inc me',mS VI
tho weaver. IN Mechanics Hall yesterday A. report
,vps made that Mr. LonZ aud Father mcdowell were
bu-y ON the committee work which thcy had SCI lor
,bcn, elves IL f. expected that meeting OF phhit
t,rnpl women VIII be mold next week to devise pt"ct
cal IuCans OF adIH the EITlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
ARE THE GRANTS TO BE DEFRA UDEDi
"FAoIN JONES DUNE ABOUT THE DISPOSITION OF

"FAGIN JONES DUNE ABOUT THE DISPOSITION OF
THE TRUST FUND.
One of the contributors TO the $25O,OOO
Grant Trust Fund said yesterday in tone showing con-
siderable irritation
The revelations concerning the fund have led
me to inquire about It, Who appointed these trustees
who appear TO have abused their trust most shamefuy
SO far as l can learn they sefappointed. NUM-
Der OF the subscribers, among them Jay Gould, who
gave 900 made their checks payable to the order oil
George Jones' Of The Eeic York Times, by whom they
assured that the amount was raised the
subscribers would be called together to select
trustees. No such meeting has ever been
held so tar rs I can discover. The self-appointeu
trustees have made loss OF over $4,000 apparently I'D
their contract with Ex-Governor Morgan, ana wnere tue
OF the fund Is they have persisenty refused 70 say
fortunate that the laws about trust funds are very
strict although the responsibility or the trustees III ths
case might be relieved by their sef.appontmehe ~
may be % question how these men should DC treateu
who have mismanaged so shamefully the glfto patr
otic admirers OF General Grant. think IL ABOUT tie
that subscribers to the fund should find out what mas
become Of their money and how the trustees hoid tnei
mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
CHEERING REPORTS FROM REPUBLICANS
GOOD FrELING ALI OVER THE srArE-piNccHAIIC
SCHEME OF FHAUD ENrosEp.

SCHEME or FHAUD EXPOSED
Senator Warner Miller, General James w.
Hustled Colonel wood. OF Eimirl. L!lAu Root. George
II. Van Nor,. state Senator Fus,ctt Asscmulymau Wal
ter Howe. Asscmbymau Van Allen. Cornelius Van Cot.
John r.,ch General George H. sharpe. Justice rat'er-
SOL 4 H. Grove. T. G. Iealc Of Greene County, justice
Morgan. Senator DasEcu, state Committeeman Mad
dox state Senator Lansing OF Waterfowl. and General
y. i. Curjis among the caller, 10 the Republican
state Hcidqunticr, yesterday. Mc1srs Davenport aud
Ulrch OF the State ticket. woro In conference with
Chairman Cole. Secretary NroOman aud Treasure.
Easlcson for some time.
Reports already begin 10 IN from the state, and
are Of The most encouraging character Tho di'ci,sue'
Of INNS connection with Tweed I'm the Legislature Ia
Tie E,iy0 C0sHe afr aud the Millport canal claims
cations have come ~ shower to the comuttc, giving
hints of further rich leads In similar directions It Us
disclosures. which. following 40 cos"iy on the Licutrn
OFcruurshp hascu have utterly broken down thcir
hop,s. state Committeeman o. J.. Howell, Of Port
Jcrvi., said yesterday toa THBCNE reporter:
There are already evidences Of determination u
cast fraudulent votes In counties around NowlUrk cry
and along the canals which Ia tho hands VI Governor
ii "toil,. ~ p,,I|n ooS - J oj ,,,iIy
checked. word has been sent ont 10 watch thcoo
scheme, and prevent their contamination. Tie Kopub
cans f tc tate cannot be- TOO waichful II evident
tnat there no Lengths to which the enemy Will not 80
secretary Vrooman. OF tho State Committee, said :
" Republicans must bs on the alert Tho information
We have received from Mr. Howell Is startling, but IN
quc-ouaby correct There must be thc closest watch
fumes al! over tho state, bI especially along the
/ canal
Tho Committee has received cheering word from the
Irish-AWeucau independent associations which were
organized last year. The statement from Washington
that tho President is warmly ia favor OF ls election
has started up the anti Cleveland fcciuS OF last year
and 10 viii have much Influence.
Mr. Davenport spent part OF the day with friends In
the city IN tie afternoon dc hal long confer nee
with Senator Miller Both Senator Miller and Senator
Eyarts Will cutcr actively into the cIuNasf. MI DayeE-
mort DELAYED ~, return to Bath until a. day, Ia order %
meet Gentlemen here who dcs.rcd 10 sec huu. lie VIII
return here ON Thursday lie wll not oc-m tLo speak
ing canvass FOR ten days or two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
sELEApPOINTED TRUsTEEs.

The publication OF the differences between the trustees
OF the Grant Fund aud the executors of former Cover
nor T. d. Morgan's estate as what the guarantee OF
the estate covers has according to Mr. Cyrus REID
aroused new interest IN the fund among the contrlOu-
tors to It. He said yesterday that when MI. George
Jones was endeavOrng to raise the fund he promised ho
subscribers that when the T23OOOO was raised tne5
should be called together 10 advise how 1t should be ILL
vested and also to select trustees. -,
"No such meeting" said Mr. Field, =" was ever heli,
and the present trustees are selfappointed whether
under these they can BIO held responsible
for the loss OF tho $4,000 premium paid on the bonds
they bought remains to be seem The fund certainly
ought not to suffer that extent No statement mas
ever been made as to how tho remaining OF the
fund was invested have heard 1t said that II was IN
vested In West Shore bonds. for would favor the
lcng OF the securities belonging to the fund IL not INC
cntrO management OF 1t. in q trust company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
MR. DAVENPORT AND THE WINE COMPANY
HE TOOK CHARGE OF 1T SOLELY TO HELP THE

HE TOOK CHARGE OF IT SOLELY TO HELP THE
FAMILY OF DECEASED RELATIVE.
One of the most honorable acts of Ira Daven-
port Republican candidate for Governor. is used by
persons holding extreme Prohibition views In an attempt
to lniuro him. Tho statement IA frequently made In
Prohibition papers that Mr. Davenport is the president
OF tie Pleasant Valley Wine Company, as an argument
against his being supported by Prohboustsor persons
holding extreme views the liquor question. Atare'
cent meeting OF Republicans in the Illd Assembly DIS
trict Colonel James VI. Varnum long personal irehu
OF Mr.. Davenport stated the facts out OF winch 'io
allegations arose. He said:
Mr.. Davenport is not the president OF wine, maH.nS
COMPANY and has never had dollars Interest IN any
Pleasant Valley Wine Company aud the manner in
which he became officer OF that company nus @
his generous and self Sacrificing character Mpun @
been displayed also in the founding OF the Davenport
Home for Orphan Girls and IN ms generous gnts ~
Soldiers Home. friend aud relative, MI ChamPilh'
was afflicted about ten ears ago with physical dl-
Guilty which made q surgical operation necessary Ierc
the oneration Mr. Davenport happened to bo In the city
at the time and Mr. Champlln sent for him ana to
that he did not expect to I'VE mnch lohseru 'A'' MN
NIr Daye1nort refused decidedly The operation was
performed the next day, and 1t evident that tho To-
suit would be fatal Mr.. Davenport was sent io nuu
me dying ho Wd o IN tbc care Of the property for
the sake OF preserving IT, Mr.. Davenport coulO hVt ~
mao lila re1ncst so ado and became administrators
OF the estate. which included large quantity OF Jug
stock OF the Pleasant Valley vine Company nc o' ~.
oner,iions of the company which doing profitable
business had given mary notes due ON demand anJ i
pcrsons inside of company who hoped 10 get coarn
of it, had made suggt stions to the creditors so that @
presented many the notes. MI davenport hounu
that TO preserve PROF erty OF the widow ahd
A. was cccssary for him TO assume all tho rcspohSip
so he agreed to allow his Ia be used n rrcsuch vi
tie company, advanced money to some cieullors' ""
guaranteed the payment Of all the dents. , -. -.
BY careful management Mr.. Davenport III thIrco vi
four years succeeded In paying on a tne
of the estate ana secured TO the widow ana
children q sufficient fortune for their support TIC 'lcn
qulctly retired from the management or the es,alc my
severed all connection with tue company lie mas I.'i
nothing do with the company for three or iouI va
panv received no profit from his connection win aug
no vcr took cent OF salary for his services as lre.uc
family demanded There Is no danger thar any generous
minded man with knowledge OF the facts w3llu tI,t
icse Mr. DavcnpOrts action, however sensitive nc lh5u
be on the subject OF prohibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03

TpIBUNI OFFICE, Oct. 81 a. m.-Two low areas
central respectively northern Alabama and Lake
suuerlor Yesterday caused cloutincss ana oecasoua
LIGHT rains from Florida to Montana and northeasward
tract OF very high pressure, with slight cool wave
was pushing eastward from the Rocky Mountain region
rho ,oovemont of the barometer hero was downward
durInr tho foggy ana cloudy weather, and there was
~ 10 inch OF rain. Tho temperature ranged between
6so nud $50 tho avOraSo (6Ol29, being i nlgher
hnn on the spending day last year. aad oo lower
than on Thursday. . -, Nj, =,
Stationary temperature. olOudiness ana perhaps isn
rain may expected In this city and vicinity loday
and cooler fair weather sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
ELIAS y. MILLER.

Elias y. Miller, Appointment citizen ofNewark,
died Yesterday at Perth AmbOy. ago sNtyye lie was
born In Ncway; ana IN early he he started ont IN tn9
ami lived for several years, returning To Newark 10 GU
gage IN the auction business, ana was itcrWaru eec'o
SSscrT l,y tIe Eopubli,lu, Daring the he was u
rnvrt nrshal and also engaged In the publication OF
In, U,tcurD, daily newspaper. During the operation
~ thr uli bu,unt Law he acted assignee FOR many
estates lie Hlcd several local offices ana was active III
public affairs. lie leaves VIE ana FOUR chnuron'
Joseph Barker died at Sing Sing on "Wednesday hlSnt
ouer OF Tie War OF Isl2, lie was yceprcSidohl OF tuc
Merchants Insurance Company and n director OF Ino
az the sing Sns savings Bank, aud At tho tm0 OF hlS
death no vas president vi the First National hahA Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
NOTES OLE TILE CAMPAIGN.

The Tenth Ward Republican Club met last
night at No. i3l Alcn-sL The attendance was large
and the roll increased by the admission of many
new members The Republican ticket was indorsed
with great enthusiasm. The following officers were
elected for tho campaign: President, Charles Diek,
mann frat epresident, Frederick Sshaler second
viceprcsicnt Jacob Ripp treasurer David Hermann
recording secretary Charles Dress corresponding see
rotary, William Battmann, and financial secretary
Rudolph Fuchs.
The report of tho financial secretary showed balance
to the credit OF the club OF SlI2 90 Judge Fitch adj
dressed the meeting lie followed j. H. Naskamp.
The club intend to have banner raising II possible on
the next light OF meeting.
At regular meeting Of the Empire Club OF the Nlhth
Ward, at No. fl Groyest Thursday night Tesouu
were unanimously adopted heartily indorsing the IKE,
publican state ticket and pcdsuS earnest anu uhcu
snnpOrt Tor II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
THE FLOOD rock EXPLOSION.

All of the dynamite cartridges, about 40'Ooo
IN hummer. Weighing 275O0O pounds. with which Flood
pool "a IN bo blown up have been placed IN position,
and the work OF removing the machinery an1 DuuinEs
which have been IN use on the rock since 1910 ",
mainland Mt Astoria going on IA quickly as cIEnt,
mon and two can get them away. lasu triv
JrrIv tho supcrinendent or the work, bau yesu'uaS
NAT o explosion would take place, II no accident oo
cured ncx Wednesday at 0:3O IL M Inc Gsrta.dsv
Syui he az Doded by automatic detOnhtor paooH Vn
IN. rock which will bo set ID mnuteS bclVie the
time for inc explosion allowing ample time Tor gu 10
to safe distance. There will also DO cOnhoStoh
battery and instrument land, TO be used II the auto
m. lid machine fails In It's WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
auo2yIyG nIusELpv 1 HoBoKEN HOTEL.

A guest at Busch's Hotel in lloboken, VINO
arrived at 1870 p M. yesterday ana regis
tered "a George Edmunds, of Philadelphia
coumittoI suicide by shooting himself III
ttc r,ht tomplo lie was tall hne-ooking man. Win
nd, r,tstnrhe and gOatcc and dressed In u dark
paid suit with a brown fa oyercont with 'liS
,, al s,nf Nm MS room alarmed the occupants OF
thc hoci and when the door forced open Edwards
was icund on tho loor dead lio ho'd Ia mo manu-
chamberod revolver, with three CHAMBERS cnPJ'
m orc was "A bullet hole In his right temple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
DEMOCRATS BRAcING THEMSELVES UP

AT Democratic State headquarters great eff
fort is being made by prepared interviews and otherwise
TO demonstrate that the Administration Is heartily and
earnestly In favor OF Mr.. Hs election. It is largely
htrainee effort The Democrats OF the spOis order who
drop In give vent to expressions that ANYTHING
complimentary TO the President Register John Reilly
who was among the callers, declared TRIBUNE re-
porter That General Carr would drive peoDle away
from Republican nominees instead OF attracting voters
toward them Hugh j. Grant said " The Democratic
%orkmens districts in north New YORK City and Brook
h Inc stale Democratic and will remaLso I'LL cleo
ton." Major William H. Qincsy late OF the Confederato
service who snapped battery Of artillery al Appoat.
yox iosone Yankee hardtaek called TO say that he mad
Noseo Ior Butter last year, but would vote for lii this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
URGING MR. DEMON AS MAYOR LOWS SUCCESSOR

Earnest efforts are being made in brooklyn
to promote the candidacy OF Aldermanat-Iargc Dimon
for the Republican nomination for Mayor lie has been
frequently mentioned IA the current discussion Of names
and aforma step has been taken In tho matter by the
FIRST Ward Republican Association, OF which Mr. Dnon
has been president IN passing resolutions heartily favor
ing him for Mayor 1t Is urged that he Ia able lawyer
q successful OF business and practical politician or
the type He has served several forms In the Board
OF Aldermen and has been president OF that body ana
Acting Mayor various occasions Two years ago 10
was the only Republican elected OF the seven Alder
men at-Lafge voted for by the entire CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
OBITUARY..
nr1c An1rp.nENEKAL CHARLIE I. RUFF.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hAhLE7 l. hOtI'
PHILADELPHIA, OFT. > (Spec'dD. -DrlgaUIcf-
General Charles +. Ran died here to-day He was cdh
cf.d M West Point where he graduated In 1888. After
ward he served i've six years In the regular army
from which he nna!y resigned Upon the breaking out
Of the Mexican hc was made Northumberland
OF q mounted Missouri regiment lilo was commented
Tor gallant conduct a san Juan Dc Los LIhos ana lhIG
rni,urI ~ tho REGIMENT. Ia lS6l hc commissioner
coIuucl OF the 81 United states Regular cavalry "nu
served tlrou hout the iiohcliion being prove 10 'Ao
,,i ~ ,,lirrgcueral fog tleritOriUus conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03

Asiatic Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Summer
COMPLAINTS Cole Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, and all Az
fectons of tho Bowels. incident to either children or
adults are cured at onOo by DR.. Jaynos CarmnatiVe
Basam It alays the irritation and Gains the action OF
the stomach and being pleasant to the TASTE Is an ac
ceptable remedy to tho youngest In the family. =.