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OILS.

Buy your machine oil of the Wagner
Hardware Co., they sell the best oils,
such as Lard and Eldorado oils, very
cheap.
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MARRIED.

HAHN IRKHoLTz.- the residence of
Carl Jonas in Maple Grove on July
21st by John Hickey, Justice of the
Peace, Mr.. W. Peter Hahn and Miss
Bertha Birkholtz, all of Maple Grove,
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The Manitowoc boys went up to Two
Rivers last Friday and played the local
club there. The score stood Is to in
favor OF the visitors. The following is
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
v hen she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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BATH ROOMS.

Charles Beers has fitted up the base
ment of his new building for bath rooms.
There are three single bath rooms and
one double. Everything is in first class
style fully equal to the best bath rooms
in any large city. He has spared no
expense in fitting up and has procured
the very best furniture. A large boiler
drives the water into two reservoirs, one
for cold and one for hot water and each
room is supplied with a means for taking
a shower bath. Everything is a model
of neatness and nothing is wanting to
suit the convenience of his patrons. A
neatly furnished waiting room is also
provided. A private entrance from the
rear of the building is provided for those
who do not choose TO reach the bath
rooms from the barber shop. Eight
hundred dollars have been spent in furn-
ishing the rooms.
The baths will be open to the public
Oh Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday of
each week. Ladies can have day set
aside for themselves upon making APP
plication in sufficient numbers so that
lady attendant may be provided.
Maritowoc has long needed bath rooms
OF this kind and it is hoped these will be
so well patronized as to justify their con-
tinuanee. Drop in and see the rooms
and be convinced that they are as good
as can be furnished. In addition to the
ordinary baths, you can have sea water
baths, and bran baths.
THE following are the census returns
for the towns named; Cato; Males, S27;
Females, 785. Total. 1912. Nationality:
United States, 1919; Germany, 3OS; Scan
dinsvia, 40; Ireland, 6S; England, s.;
British America, s; France, l.
Rockland Males, 694; Females, 500;
Total, 1890 Nativity, United States,
1871; Germany, 459; Scandinavia, 81;
British America, %; Ireland, 16, Great
Britain, l Ocean, L.
Mishicott: Males, S55; Females, sos;
Total, 1860. Nativity: United States,
1850; Germany, 344; Bohemia, 24O; Eng
land, Is; France, 3; Scandinavia, 5.
Two Creeks: Males, 364; Females,
312; Total, 676. Nativity: United States,
403; Germany, 131; Bohemia, lis; Scan
dinayia, 6; Ireland, s; British America,
4; England, 4; France 2.
Eaton: Males, 676; Females, GA;
Total, 1900. Nativity: United States,
S25; Germany, 36S; Scandinavia, &c;
Poland, 10; Ireland, s; France, s, b.
hemia, 3; England, 5; Holland, 2.
Liberty: Males, 705; Females, 646;
Total, 1851. Nativity: United States,
$40; Germany, 24S, Scandinavia, 17e; Ire
land, 50; Holland, 2; British America, 2.
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TO RENT

An Office above J. 4. Koehlers Store,
Rudolph's Block, South Side. One of
the most desirable offices in the city.
Apply to FRED. RUDOLPH.
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HINRICHs Improved Horse Powders
are the best for coughs and colds. Sold
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
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STORE TO RENT,

The store on the northeast corner of
9Th and Commercial streets. Inquire at
Oscar a. Alters drug store.
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MEssRs. METCALF & Fairfield are in
town canvassing for Grams Unrivaled
Family Atlas of the world. They claim
to have the most complete, compact and
accurate Atlas ever published and at a
price to suit the times. The work comes
down to date in every particular, is just
As thorough as the large $15 and $18
works, more convenient, goes out of date
no sooner and costs 4 or 5 times less.
TIE management report large sale
of course tickets for The series of enter
tainments to be given at the OperaHouse
as follows:
l. Helen Potter, Americas greatest
reader and impersonator, TuesdayAug. 4,
2. The Vescelius Concert Co. in CON
cert, ballad and opera selections, Tues
day, August Is.
3. Camilla Urso in violin recitals,
Monday, August 81.
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Don't forget the days and dates.

A FIGHT took place last week at ball
in Centervilie between two Meme men,
one German, one Irish. The Irishman
was stabbed ten times with knife, one
slash cutting clear through his nose and
another near the eye and SO deep that
there is serious danger of his losing his
sight. A suit resulted which was tried
before Judge Smart.
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AT The New York Store they are SELL
ing Dress Bingham at &c. yard, sold
elsewhere for 121c.
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MONEY to loan on approved real estate.
security. Enquire of
Ell. L. MARKHAM.
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GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION co.
Summer Time Table.

The steamer Corona viii leave Manitowoc for
Fscanaba and all intermediate Green Bay ports
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock 7. NJ.
The steamers Chicago and Muskegon viii leave
Tor Milwaukee ard Chicago every evening at !
o'clock Sundays excepted.
Dock foot Of Commercial street, North Side.
j. W. THOOMBS, Agent.
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the score:

IF you wish to secure good seats for
the entire series, secure course tickets"
of G. W. Fechter at once. Prices of ad-
mission General admission Soc Re-
served seats 75c. to single entertain
ments. Course tickets, $3.50, Saving of
75c per individually
Ilc...,t f-..,c-c.t L. Ia Il.
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First publication July 30. 1857 No. 81
N PROBATE MANIT0WOC co. COURT.
l In he matter Of the estate OF Carl Schl,jtz,
deceased
To al whom il may concern: Letters of ad-
intimidation on said estate Of Carl SChmitz, late
AT the town of Newton, Aauitowoc county, de
crascd interstate, having been issued to Christine
Scdmitz or the 18th day OF July. a. d ISS5. and
ak months from and after said day being allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims
for examination and allowance, notice is hereby
given thar the undersigned will on the first Tues
day OF December. 1850 and on the first and fourth
Tuesdays of January. 1856, at the probate Office
in the city OF ManituwOc, in said county receive,
examine, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against sand deceased.
Dated July 18th, 1855.
r. d. SMART, County Judge.
Eehmitz y hlFWan, Attorneys. aug2027
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MACHINE, OH,

GEO. PANKRATz, Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
TuEIAsrvrEK OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Mr. Davenport, AID Conceal Carr Wcl. both at
Republican headquarters Yesterday lir Davenport uu.
remain uc-e tls.I.A ur week .i'e General Carl. u'-
SOME apioi- ;ueut- 10 1901. General Lp-lu came 10 BOO -
Moua-to t.u, au,p. Dr.. appointments. alI .-ie.a fo
give Tie ,ol.,-o another day. November D. ti DID, Is.
port. .d-. IDS up.-r.;uru., .' H.u-.u.' p,ar-o
snl Au.ss.. Chairman Cr.- o1er.I 90 ..rI+l Do.
money for iu. .ra-c- - l.s View York "trip. sbIu
1.r mr own expense. lu polite, q .ot o. u.,c -.t
auttuir-t, p.y aIiu," r,-tlr General. rrp.s.
Ex-Governor Edward Solomon. of Ni-. ou-in having
been ir,itcI 90 adIr,, German ur.ns Iu ,I- Dtr.
where h- fby .c-, wrote 20 CI4ruta Cole: W.l~I
favor tuc election o. The T. unrlu i,art lnI t.i
LAYING bat recently returned from .IIo,. It profess
>rII .Itut- frf cAt mJ ttl.- , active itrt ln
tAr urudH. cam aI- 20.
I. ln,uI. oi Prr- !cnt Cleveland over the tate ,rc
Giving a-l ID comfort To thr E.pI'Irau cai-r loo
t.Ilou. nas-. 4 -trOuZ Cleveland utu 40 Albany.
uriIut u Tie state Committee, gives 600. iuHc" ol
Information. An Intimate u.ul, hup - n 90 'rr TO-.
ItuIhus, 'r..- me flt ir - .uprlaIr cth4ItIf- Hf"
4I -eu iu- ont pt-fw-. and tIt ctriy UiU OF i.H
circular a.rou"1IfIrt fht poo Dr. tlr words: PLEDGE
to the repeal %, CIVIL service Reform. pIcsI.r ts is
uo new, 10 you bIi nir" uot seen II ln pint and %
seems i- -. ID . iit
Horace j.. BcuL-. Of Brooklyn, Consic--u.'f IIr-
lol-u. Whitehall; theodore Roosevelt General luff.f
N..i. 4 ..urIyiuu Walter Iiu"c. g. f...ft-.
Iic.aId crowley, General ~. g. E'ruHm. state '...
u.tfcriudu David NLh~r. Chairman lla,cA, ~ lur IIr
County Committee; Gclr.t GEORGE II. Sharpe.
Cornelius Van C.tt Jacob Hes, John " Ja.u..-.
& IS itrIu-. cN Governor -rAlt tr Crosby, j. o.
Ortou. Of Westminster. T. O. Icair atd General Dr0i'
u. sheridan were aiu li- the cIllrI- of the dIy.
IL betting circle list evening rIc outlook f'r o..
I.raubIcau state UrEct was deemed good tlI.
Wa-cls were freely ud a. D." odds of 100 90 20 ..I
100 go IIu Irt Davenport would uc thr u.At 'u.-
cruos. There we're hO considerable aAo".i, placed
t, IN IA Q %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

From me Iou lfaI o0,.ns
Nh. BoWeS set oUt IN Hlc as "a RADICAL ava
WA, ono j.. y.rO % the day ut BIS DEATH do "l. 'N
treuc.y reserved an saying what De was. o.. DOB cN
belief, ami Olly came out q" ~ 90 ~ OF .'.. p"
Intellectual sympathy. lie dit uot feel that Ao .l o.!
call % teach preach. Besides De was pei>d ~ ti
people never taxi IN Irncipr @i any N,t' "g' ,i
lies are taught IFS Importance 10y t-.t lil'.'..'
experiences. Though adI err excellent mth ti i''''
nc had inind widely open To art ana 10 eI".''' ga
when IA Parliament cultivated tie rur.ct! o.. -''a
literary men. Dickens was his guest % a.it....s "a
Dove i - ~ En- mai ,ui- 1r C,Ucs never spJae,
bur / understood nom able tLaHcct! H". t'e' ~
s,A1eh u "rcn ~ wa" I'm, ~ ,' n Of I, T!5u'- bal
decisions and that n Chancellor molc Ir1rtel lh ~
law had had TO deal with the 7tratAuoir 3I''",l
case john bo0cs would have been Tue ect ,"'- - Nm.
,ou1ll oue LorI LJon stuck 90 Tue notion tA.. -
tenth Lord -tratAIuort Wa, too mueh oi 10" q, IA
haa NOT the power 10y ms marriage iu $50 "Itu ~. "a
Miner to le-itlMzo the son born nine yei 'l' Il
was oo-'iiit'.S 49, , i lti's b.. NJ ~..tcl
believe, the right pf John 5owts 10 0te't.'ttn IN
Gb-lr AZ any rate, there Ma "a conp' .'oo,,,i ina
lte earl died. lie wanted ID adopt the Jo1i-ei '''
of h. usuAu, but his nrst wife, who aad q va,
relations ltrruchI % whom SUE Was dlticl.I
feared She might because of humble iu dt lch "'i-
be looked down upon, prevented lhl7 h.N' fhs
that be- yearuel a. bee ON auecuouaV 'e'i ,,lIv.-
~ OLsc- she iuuud dt'tI''5n "a .", ,r, Size also
ing barnard Castle Win a hne ART hi''' ,, ,.ls ID
spcut several hundred thousand pouhis ~ "''f bgr
keen the money non, Icing disposed 0I "'t''' m,
ku,w.ed.e When IN ~Tl she found she Wa up 4"r',f
obtained a solemn promise that second ~I'S 80 io.
never wear amy OF hri towels, and that u ties WSlr
10 h, buried with her they we're 10 be gwen - l''
whuil she named. ,..,,..f. over aD
Iufe ,rf man Slt ma lc Mr. EDWt- see thi'"- nat
eyes. She persuaded hin when she was an of Ler
the Prince President OF the Reputso a. ic.,,,ing
suitors aad pJi,r fe bon HOhE To- prevent n,t ,hman
the wire of Louis Napoleon. the hard heirl T. snbor.
osll her tn Dscolle his wife shehdd Oay acl"1 10
dul.te PARTS ia Paris theatres MI john n,rts,
afford her tho pleasure OF CHOOSING neI 'rs " alch
bought after his marriage bouic arr I'm con.
he sold again after she hal played ia IL on e bfes 70
duious for "A week she plalh htd yo.'o" ,glef nc
Nor ewes mated English Iaahners uud cu'toHfi lived ia
home or out driving treated air as an enc 81 nj being
mortal terror OF death. Sac was 20 w Ina,logpe %
dro Nned In her annual PASSAGES from o,s-ea tie
FOkestone and back that for days beIor seryarts,
sea she and hor hasb md, WIN Sto suit. ents Hotel
occupied first floor the lmI ellal OF was not
telescoI c lookout kept AMI whe NV 49, place.
speok OF foam visible the crosss hsn she WAS
Her husbands slavery u al! her pep0''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

W,-uf%lT1.. oct 1G-ILc President TODAY
,.,,.,t. ,..,r, I.r... i,..fi....r .t N i.liu.r,,
&, DO O., 80, ,,
D. '..' j.. i' Dot. 'N ''''.'."'''
urarlu- I"oiuIsrl-D General has made tAC following
.,.,.....f.t.o.. ..f f...ftr, ,t-. f..-ffIl.I,.-.
't. a.
Ir'"."r'"''- AT NH'p'I'u D. '''.' w. l"'.'Ei 'F
io"U'.I. "A'HI'I -Il I.'' T. 'l.". 'I', III" ''
-I ''IIi .'''7 Hi'" ' , 7iiIl' .'I lINh N'i
rr; n'l '' pt tl i'I' '.'' ~ t i''.' '.'' il'I"-
llFri- ''''l -r - H' 'Il' i.N'''"l jose li 'I',a-
Au-A'i 10 i'' t.',' -" %, o. '''' 'l' -
"ii-h'.. i,' I|. '..'' ''" '.""u ~ -,''
comp EIf' WIS '','Il l"W.I ,'lD' =, "!' '
h.,'H'' .n' '. I"li ~ .,.n '''''Ni'' al0i'h
'. ~ ''. a., -, ,,.' r.,,.,I..,l. r..,..i
'''' "J'" '.'''' i"'.', f.,I '.'' a,
i.'I ""'"'' "'''''"' N'"'''''' i0'' '"'''' We
Johnson. ,.u. ~ r ..,.
hu"'H i, ."''' ..'.' ..- ''' '" ., t'
B.ul-, E y. J,nAru+ ~ wan 'I"f'' WHHin T. Nor
cams Guy O., A. 3D. DIXON carney ur J'"h 0"uleJ :
Austin. James lIHiluri Ftui1 springs, hliHtm j..
H.gAy toy'u'. J"ur'in -. ',ua'r"ri Everett Ai'A-
.Hdrr 'Mi.'h' ''".i'l."' ~ d. '.,.'i'' I'''"''""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
MOTIFS OLE TIE CAMPAIGN.

Under the auspices IF the " As,ociazoni Politico
Itaiano" ocatOI o. Italian voters, meeting Of
TIA viii be- Led this evening Al MOrtl.s and Chatham
square 10 take HcOn reference 10 The tate eject
determine ~hat side Tie ltaan vote saH be east IA
VIII De dc ycTcd ~ Ibian % review The IOuca
uauOD by Giovanni CaYcR1cIO, bomdl4h ana Ohci ltaan
speakers
a German Republican ratification meeting viii Do he'd in
the OcunaBa Assen, ly Rooms, 10 III IOWery tonight
J. W. Hollis L. >. GOebt aud General Can Announced
be csrni
great Republican citing will be held Oh tomorrow
In tHe hcn District OF LfoOAyu 10 tdify the
nominations o. ira davenport Joseph h. and The 81
III ticket Ihe meeting Wl addressed by prominent
speakers ...
The Young hens Republican club Of the WIN Assem-.
bly, District Las Endorsed Tie sst and county tickets and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

the nomua Of Frank J. Martin FOR Congress IN the
Win congressional District.
he Repub leans OF the Min Assembly District WIZ
hold Oicn ratification meeting tomorrow evening IN
Eighth ave. between twenty TT and TvGy-secOud sts
addressed General a. SheT-
dan, SIC. Justice Frederick ell
NY. Others. Friday evening another taiiicau
me ting viii held TIE Grand Ducra I0us. E-hthiyc.
aud IWcutY-thrd--t llc 4 trO"lcg, General George y
sheridan curIl ihJWa. W. CONWAY, General Arson r..
icC ock md other speaker WIZ al res tie mcrtinH
large nd cuthu meeting OF Germans Was htd ia
evening SO. .f6 igl h-ayc. AGd ee,es made ny
General A. Assent vmHn John y. Wntolp and OH. g..
in tic mmluy lIltep Circulation yrstcr aF u
wastecde that Charles LoeW would remain a lamuay
q and tile ali matters That need attch-
II On Tor perform "a
by John Kelly. tbs suddenly de,IgJatc5 Mr. Loo t-c
leader o.. IaInndIy Ial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
TIE bogus coNKLryG INTERVIEW.

There were Consideration AMI di-mdy at the
Hoffman House among attaches OF the Democratic state
ClI..ttrt yesterday when the emphatic dem 3D.. ul r.-
senator E1,r3r fO.Iug % tar reported interview HItL
LIN became k.uHu t,4cU -'tca, pi printed clips
tie DD-u, interview haG been prepared aud crc urH-
cent oI' over tHr state TIC cleric continued .cr.
ic.y 90 lut tr"I p for mailing aud great Laty frrr
son, .,itc. d positively known t.a Nr. ,olh'iuz
rcIIlltri t.c report n WIS generally alu. ICED bt f.r
VISITOR tia, The publication OF ID report Wa-4 i...r.
lie ih ior any dIDuut 81 abuse Tor Il- NDI..
Il was even said l1t The I..y.u. 70 deep game
10 defeat Cleveland and iIl 90 our aud tir -iur Tine
IIerc were icN iml ur.aui Visitors ar hcId4utft.r
Secretary whitney dI mot appear. aI,nI Do "fIr boys
were WATCHING for BIN auEipu-iy. L.-Cou-r'--n.u
George L. Converse, 70. 10; Congressman trIy lr-
mont .ul OA-StltG senator George liuc5 alnO.-
callers.
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cALENDAKs rIl3 DAY.

e,rrgMF CoUeI- CnANnEgs--.eefor,, Lawrence IN,
~ ~ 2 79 Gi !e 30 1913 55 i9l z8 6 ~ 2!o rs
stPmNE CorRr-GENERiL TEgN-I.1forc Dlv.s..P
Brady and Daniels Case on Nodly "a eudir ~
sUPGf>F CONFESSIONAL TEGM-rAKI I-Is,fors Beach
SjrcIME CONFESSIONAL TrRv-PARr II Before Do,o.
hue. J.-NOs. . 3, 3d. .Ol. 2)-. lgj. 90 3lj -e
etriENE CoIRI -clRcuiI-PAlT I.-BcioIe Donohue. J.
SrrHNR counI-CmcUH-PARI lL-Beiore va1 yor,,.
suPREYR coURr- Cmcuu-PARr III-Be'ore Andrews. ]
1N(gs ~ - 2 = 100 t5i ~ III p = 1888
srrGrNE ALPHABETICALLY Iy-Bei're Van Brur,I
$50. l2.l d5dS ~ ~ - >, - 1903 l-sj. lzjI
srKEOGArEs CoUpr- Before Rollins - WIN y Tbo,,,,
Fisher o5 a. M vii o. lranc.s Jane Jester at z M wi
sUrLmoG CoUHr-TRiAL 1EEM-PAEr I-Eeorc scIgwcA
StpGa6aCorLI- TaiALTEiyt-PAm1l -Btfor. Fred. an
JNos..j. H.. tG 30, O-3 i'12 $50 g. lOj- C-j, 81
oaCoUGI-TRIAL rERy-PAEr H. -De.rrc TuaxI
io7, 100 lo5' 100. 1867. loo9' 1902 lo7-, los Oi
sufkbi6e CouGr-Tal,L TERv--pALr IV-Eeors ln-r.
ha... j.. "a urnei for the tim M
co,mcS r-EAs-ranL Tras-PAaI I-Before Llrrsuo-s
CoNoy PLr,s-iaiM ItEz-pAR1 II.-ie,olc " an Hoe.
son. J.>, -. lao. I42j 52o. I5.i 1888 1914 1871.
CoiMoN PLFts-L2UTr rEaN-Be.ora DAILY. J.-Nos g
lonoS r.zAs-srLcAL rEal-geore Allen. J.-yoA q
CgIy CacEr- GryrEAL TEgN--Befor., rare'J, N,hrbls
AND Brown =. j -Adi"urntt uutl O,t. b.r IS.
A-ij ti6l 3~ii - ? 1907, ij2. liJf. i5t- 4l4.
,ITY CoCn-ImN Tlaji-PART H.-Adparaed Tor 40
cIY co,aT-TrIAL TlEt-PAar III.-neore UlIL j
4o,-. ISIS. 47li. i-yO. $40, i7'l, ist-. I>.5.
D.i1ct A!.ue5 Marine Assistant District Attorneys
CotlIoe GINiEAL -.,-I5N,-PAgr I.-B,o.e ..a...!,f
anyt ar- As't.tan. i'sas' A53ry .I1ieJ a. lF.
t6Gai o. GE>FEAL sLsl9ys-PARr H.-Ho.o.o Jllss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

j. whites campaign for Sheriff The revelations con
corning his O contract and the amounts that he u
said to he drawing from the city treasury has caused
strong feeling against him. The County Democracy
leaders last evening discuss the situation Dut
nothing was positively determined on L. was rumored
that School Commissioner y. J. Tamscn would he the
candidate III case o. Whites Withdrawal. Another
rumOr that White would be summoned before inc
Gibbs Committee ana questioned rs to MS Bodrd oil
Health contracts for removing dead animals senator
Gibbs SAID that this had not been determined on ana
0Oubtful whether the committee would hOd more
than one more Getting before the election.
Justice White said last nSht to TRIBUNE reporter
thai had not withdrawn from the contest ana "d NOT
propose to- lie denied that he had been summoned TO
appear before The Senate Committee Tor any purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
LrrL.n cLrnarnfN N covrryrLnr-

WASHINGTON, oct. 2G.-Thc scmi-annual
meeting Of tho convention Of Jewish
ccreymcn assembled in tins city to-l.y the
Row Dr. G. Gotthc Of NewYork presiding. II consists
hrty-nvc members, and five were proposed COR
mcmbcr,up. Ncw-York, PcuusJ lyauia. Maryland.
Rhode Island. massachusetts,, Ncw-Jersey Connecticut
aud the District of Columbia are represented Those
proposed for membership represent Georgia, south Car
DINA, oftI Carolina ana Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1885

telephone patents will be heard by the Secretary Of the
Interior october 81.
COURT OF CLAMs-The Court OF Claims. which adj
iourned on June l. reasseninIel tbs morning and
resumed the cOnsidera Of the Of the ChOctaw
Nation against the United States, suit involving lr2e
tracts OF lands I'm the Indian Territory II Is expected
that the arguments IN this Will occupy three days
IRIu>u CONNIs-IDNLR.-The Department Of state Is
informed that Robert C. Ciippcrton British Consul at
iadcphia has been appointed British Commissoncr
i'm the United States for ihc international exhibition of
NAVIGATION, travelling, commerce ana MANUFACTURE 10
be he'd ia Liverpool lu 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
NoMNArLoNs FOR sENATE AND A5-EInLY

MhIERLou, oct. - (Spect4b.-H.lhm Pollard, Of
Scua-a Fails. nominated for member o. Assembly al
tn seneca CouIty R"pl 'iiciH Convention today.
ALBANY, Oct 70 tSpectIb.-Ba pG 'hcn Assembly nom
nations ia the county were completed today by The
nom uat on OF smith OBri-n, % View scotland, in the
III District ana George LtmOrctuK, Of COcymah~, Ia
tn lst District
CARMEL. oct 2G-Thc Putnam County Democratic
Committee to day named Titus b. Irucdalc. % Phillips
town, for member 81 Assembly IN place OF rN-Sncru
DDauc OF Southeast. who hat declined the nomination.
Tho nomination was accepted by Mr Irlr.dar.
F1uGHiEErsiG, oct 2G.-ChaH.s II. slocum, the Dem
orac candidate for member Of Assembly from the Ist
Distinct, has Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
AN ACTOR SUNG JOHN srErsoN.

An action in which Charles F.Coghan, the actor,
suc4 John stesIu the lessee Of the lft Avenue Theatre
for 100 which 70 be due lin ON contract under
which he wa. 10 appear the leading characters for %lOOa
rcrfomaure has been referred DY Justice LarrcmOre %
nAmiton colo. The hegrng viii htgI next fuuaY AT Il
m George Raves pes io the plaiuuu and oX-Judgo
A. ]. uittenhOeier for tho defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
FOR AND AGAINST CABLE RAILRo,ns

""L''-'N-'N"N La" iF"' AhitAfED AGAINST r.cz
OTHER IN TIE SUPREME CorRr 'h
A brilliant array of counsel yester5o,,
peared before Presiding Justice Davis ana -. "p-
Brady and Daniels. holding the General rern 80 veg
Supreme Court, on the occasion of the arguu,e,, ue
question OF confirming the report Of the Nev,Yo - H'
Railway Commissioners. Senator William NJ p1''
Everett j. Wheeler, Robert Sewell and l. n ,EsdtiS
represented the Commissioners; Thomas r. WictdisFs
posed the continuation behalf OF the as OPP
COUNSEL and for the prOpery-owners who oIe''
proposed system OF cable RAILWAYS aDns.r.Y 70 th1
II. COudert, Aaron ]. VanderpOel Wheeler ~ ID Iedefic
William c. TTu Joseph ). Arerbach. James NJ VNhan,
John NJ Scribner. Abram Wskeman, Edward ".huln,
stan and G. T. IOwrey. After li.fenip1 ., \, hag.
Eyarts. Wheeler Sewell, Wickes, Coudert '.iessf.
Peckham and Narnum the court took the papers l"e,
For the opponents IL was claimed thar Cnn,aat'.
PeOn disqualified; that oral and nm vor16I slonef
ments should not have been received 10 state
Commission, but being received that they shMs
nave been considered part OF the record wi bou oul
reduced 30 the form 0fan affidavit that
nesseS should have been Issued ht tie Wiz
should not have visited Chicago that they failed s
tcrmu0 whether The proposed RAILWAYS ought 10 Du-
lied to locate the routes did decide on pan ~ no'
-truction fix the time within which tnfv .btSsel-
built, and iaed To provide Tor forfeiture as reoni,3
by statute and hence the organization was dcf.t11aeu
that the act of 1854 prohibited the petitioner fro
strucug surface railroad ANA that the Act ~ l-
was unconstitutional EOrthe petitioners IL vyss 90
REGULAR, aud after making thi. anu y,
substance. to each OF the objections The case was IN
summed up: " We know that The cable road 1, m ,o,
operation in Chicago and San Francisco, and MANY ob
cities know that one line after another b9s Iar
bult and has succeeded, and submit that ,be Iet
tts o. uc merits railway b..
objections can bc made to system II /. ,bost
story OF DT. Lardncr While he was proving tbs, ~ ~
the Atlantic, the sirius and The Great Western aeusl2
made the voyage