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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

their grand arenis aud Mira Abin took tho NeT,Lo-
d0n boat taking furniture win aer lounS Naa9
assisting her to move IFS mother heard OF t aud
marched him hone, and kept him there until me hOaI
lrit h"r dock. lie hPn escaped hs mothers NIRLeheo
and sailed FOR New-I.oudon In II small sai!-bOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
1rcREASIyG TIE GENT MONUMENT FUND.

j. w. Oliver, of YOnkers, sent large SUD
scrpton to the Grant Monument Association yesterday
Tn letter TO the executive committee he states that lie
objection given by many people to taking an active ~
feTest in the Grant fund Is that there Is N,-1c-
ness about the subject. They want before tHey VIII 40
willing TO give their time and money ;or thls puIIo'r.
20 have il definitely understood what the monument
a. IN he and the estimated cost. lie suggests
that the committee ADOPT a plan LOT uc
monumput as speedily possible alter que cOu'l,i -
ron and have il photographed ami spread fir ana wac
over the country he believes tl1t II inc pan het
with popular approval the amount OF money hectssI
70 huild Vt would be collected The committee WIZ
take This matter into consideration al ITS next ccUhk
The Jeweiry Trade Committee. which was appointed 10
caurass the iewery trade in TINS CITY, Is scualhS ON
crcnlars and will follow them up with persons Appeals
me committee sent its first return yesterday ana
"a credble one for the short time that II mas D'c al
work The following amounts wereJcpOrted yeSt0Id'!
BY f. Njchos Assistant Treasurer "ms Aef'"" cen
fT0l RailrO0d Company
Collected from American employees of Mexican Cen ,
tTal Railroad Company g. w
BIZ D.. II. SIflDt0H
, III c,e,na, s25 90 Bisbee & Amen.
Topping Maynard q ~ a. foiHhAeop7io '''''' A0OV
Hebron 20 OVi
Bg Jetrelru Trade Committee.
tiffany 3 Co - 500 90 DOuiinlck HaiL.... 80 %
Randall, Baremore q o-o,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

ARCHDEA COY "a RRAR Al BROWN UNIVERSITY.
PEoriDi Z. Nov. z Especial.
Farrar who ccurcd IN this city last night, addressed
the students of Brown University this morning. In
course of his remarks he said: 81 hope you VIII accept
my assurance thst of England look with profound
inisre,t and sympathy the universities In America
We share The OF the Immense responsibility
that rests upon them. You may DO sure that We ia
Fuvland wilt stand shoulder TO shoulder with In
every good worK. hope we shall continue t. live to-
gcthsr 10 bring and nearer heaven II We
work together thus IL viii he with the that AL
humanity will DO benefited by efforts" In response
To loud calls, Dr. Phillips Brooks spoke few words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
THE WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsuISGToy. Nov. For New England,
cloudy weather and local rains winds geheraly SWIht
to warmer sOuthcrly. falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states. cloudy weather Win
local rains southerly shifting to colder northwcsery
winds during sunday.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Vafsohs IN ths cry oy trnnA
lin. dyihpu' OF tune if tue ~ hours
rrrdra nllnghf htr ne fcprni. me o'eiA ~
hol, The broken iord mae fcpfr'
tie Indicated b. the thermometer ha'
uaia lAaInhcI BIOAdeAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Rae & cos dncst -ubimc Llocl Oh Is the cho'cr 81
Mrtr OruafErHtri circular
CO. flaming a cw ONe OIL where tue best -
pre- and how made livery family mtereslr IN tute
i,ud sIuud & al book. Please mention thls paper
Wul. sal, agents. Francis H. Lesgctt a CO. NeN-GOIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
4 CHINESE ooNsUAAR DINNER.

Wong Ia Yin, the new Chinese Consul, gave
nm official dinner last evening at No. lG Motst Covers
were set for forty and the dinner lasted from until
o,c,ock The guests Included the consular officials and
the leading Oriental merchants OF New-loTk The bill Of
fare was az follows:
1 DRAGON boiled celery.
? sharks nns stewed brlsnest s3ups.
8 seq worm gin ser and ground nuts
q Fruits eggs and preserves.
g. Devil fish roast chicken and duck.
. suck ng pig bamboo shoots and rec
z per AIMED pork MUSHROOMS and sea beans.
< Spiced sausa ses ufed sgs and nillet,
q TenaeTiOin ste ks with raisRs and Chestnuts
10. 40 L cakes aud COnieet0Ds
The drinks tea, almond tea. arrack and Chinese
nauOrs. Almond tea was a novelty and consisted ap-
parenty sweet infusion OF almonds reinforced with
alcohol and rock candy.
Speeches were delivered by the new consul Deputy
Sheriff Tom Lee, luet SINS importer Counselor W2ns
Kee grocer aud druggist All the leading firms were
renreseni ed excepting NJ 81 Wa. who was lately boy
cotted by his countIymen The dinner passed OF plea
sanity barring the occasional performances OF the
Chinese Orchestral Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

November ;. 1855. in the Fourth
rItsbyi .iian Church Albany. Ncwh oh. ~ the lev
tarlt. " o,d Pastor J,snlic MontIeth wilson. Oldest
daughter of the late Daniel =. lathI0p Oi Albany, 10
George r. Law Of Troy, New-NorA.
MYERS SWEET At ~. Jonu's VI T.. Church Brooklyn.
1lur.ttv November . by the Rev. W. l.. Phillips Allen
A 4.,rr, to Alice eldest daughter OF Edwin :. sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

A
Tho LARGEST and lowest priced nrsca;s Dental nee - --
eIceoGin ,iy fine ud gum sets perfectly bAp.st g. -
tht mouth and guaranteed; 81 - Ahd Tlo li
,I;rartlng vi Ia pure fr.sh urJus oxide laughing
direct from the cylinder. improved method hai price All
aTJlal uc Inserted IN tls To-
2artmen IN attendance Teeth hllei VITA goa II %
ward Teeth repaired MY minutes ceia ulan, WINS
90 ami 80 Lave Up ciOuS and private entrance
below 3ith-5t ~ West lths cor 5tay@
DIR MDDEMANS.
Wet 3sth-st.. JO2 and JUl Sd ave.
Southeast sthaye SoutAwrst 3st..s;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Ex.JUDSE oARDOzO STILL ALIVE.
Ex-Judge Cardozo will still alive at an early
hour this morning. out his death moiasntariy ex
pectsd by his physicians He remained unconscious all
Gay Yesterday aud did not appear 70 be IN pain.
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Guetial Noilce5

Gpetial Noilce5. ..-..-.--...
A William T.. Moore. AucdOueer.
NIOORrS ART GALLERIES,
9Oj 5rHANE.
RARE ANTIQUE ITALIAN FURNITURE
AND OTHER WORKS OF ART.
r,,st impotlnt sale o, Antique Furniture eHtraor1l'
mar n no, RES Italian, fcsh anu spanish oSAo''S
r'Ir, ,u6rotderies SILVER. Br, mes POrctlans. &c
collection OF Jamos Jackson JhTEcs IiV
me i,ui Palace Florence Italy AMI selscuon3 from te
Of CHADWICK, asst III l5L together WIN
mn ,rrnus 90 cts from OuL mont thRushafllst -,
a, 10 no sold without reservation excepting HIso
t,n rorh"se adlto which will be started at the up
prIco Of 5000 .,-,.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
AND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THUR DAY ANDFRlDAf'
NOVEMBER 10, IL, II AND AZ.
AT2O'CLJCK EACH DAY.
Adele =. PAY ucL
NANIGURE AND GnIROPODiSf, II laSt lith-sI
TrratgIsDt If the Foot speciality.
FingoT Nails Bcauilned.
TOR lsclnblr mud EcEnai FGIs ana hraskih Ca E'elr
al lowest pOss Die prices 80 cct 20 g t. siIh NE Nh"
facturri. los PIincesi. near Bf1ao"sf
IlnylDurt's Homo 5paihc Notebooks frte
3 Last lVthSt., u West l1oth s'p Ne"'ioA Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
MEMORIAL or GENERAL GRANT

AT the monthly meeting Of the Board Of Of
fcors OF the eth Regiment last evening valuable me
aoral OF General Grant was presented to the regiment
accompanied by tho following letter. in Which it IS de-
scribed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

.N,o aud variations from Scpuhcrts D-nnor quartet
I'D the ballet music from st. saenss opera henry
Will" At tho matinee Miss Marie van 10 Sl i ~
~, and Mr. Richard Holman TO play SaIht odtHS .
third panoorte concerto The orchestra ScSt are
Raetha, cns C-,ninor symphony, the "NadWeneh
De- GHrncr's "Sleglr.ed" and tbree numbers from
Rerlioz's La DamHatiOn dc Faust
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everything i'm Homeopathy.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPEGI EIIN

VETERINARY SPECIFICS. WITCH HAZEL OIL
HON EOPArHIC BOOKS AND MEDICINES,
81 .diClne Cases Pelc-s sugar Of MIX &c.
MANUAL. bOInd ia CLOTH auI GOLD, Free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PHARHACY.
lO9 utJn.st only B1ancl store o@3 Broalway Newfof.
IL. ~ squire * sons. Jewellers, 90 Fuiion-st., ~ n
DitVOad Earnings matched. al SIZES
Watches own make r4O 10 500 storing Syerglre &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Diamonds.
RANpEL, BARRYMORE BILLINGS
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS,
MANUFACTURERs OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
s. Nassau-st. and 20 Ma.den-anc, Ncw.Yogz.
-. Andrews-st. lGolDorn Circus. London.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

ne only cigarettes Wnch du moi
stitch To the lips ARE Opera ruu-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

as @ Mammoth Stores hhdd tknga vantoe
IRE Bai
more in ot stiff r
nuneou Bargains We offer thswelG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
TTiE STATE CANVASS.

General George BatchrlIcr, who has been nominated
FOR The Assembly by the Republicans Oi the i'd Saratoga
District has already served several terms in that loty
The Albany corres Iondcnt Of The IbHPd'iphi0 Ir's
writes that the most prcuilced observers must admit
that # the election lu Ncw York ID b" taken today
tlr Republicans would swo.I the state by handsome
majority.
John l. Platt the Editor OF The ToDghkecpsie Fagie,
has boon nominated Tor the Assembly by tho Ecpun
hcan, OF the lit Dutchcss District. Mr. PatCs ability
and his familiarity with the public affairs OF the state
attest his fitness for position for which no has been
named he could not fail 10 make efficient legislator
Tho district has been Democratic for the last two
hat hard work ought to place II IN the Republican
column.
The Rochester Democrat says the Republican candidate
for Secretary Of state this wcIl@oscryod compliment
"Thsy who have had business with the Office or havo
taken OF It's workings know how faithfully and how
intcngenty Colonel Wood has discharged, not only tho
routine duties OF his clerical position, but also how
valuable has been his counsel In all the relations 10 has
with tho various boards with which 1t Is officially
cated"
Tho Republicans Of the Westchoster Rockand district
have made admirable nomination for the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

right to insist that the best selections shall be
made of candidates. If Republicans here
come into the nominating conventions with the
same broad and generous sentiments that AMI
mated the State Convention at Saratoga. the
results will Justify, as they will in all probaJil-
ity assure, success at the polls.
There have been times when it has seemed
that the party organization Throughout the
State was beng sacrificed for the local effect III
this city. The slightest tendency in that direc-
ton at the present time would be disastrous,
not only to the local ticket, but to the men who
might engage in such trcachcry in an election
fraught with so much Importance to the whole
country. One of the things that should be es-
pecially urged is the nomination Of candidates
in every district in the city, even To Aldermen.
There are said to be districts where for the Lack
Of sufficient interest In the nomination Of can
didates for Aldermen the Republicans lose
every year many votes. There should not be
one such district this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
NOR I TRIFLING UITTER.

If the voters Of the State would only dismiss
the charges against Mr. Hill with rs little con-
sidcraton rs Tie IIord does, he might be able
to pull through. But Mr. Hill will find that
this is not a trihng matter. The IIOrd lOI in
stance treats the serious accusation concerning
his dismissal of the charges against Sheriff
Davidson in this free and easy manner:
A political committee made charges against sheriff
Davidson upon which the shcih hal ALREADY been tried
ana acquitted I'm a court Of justice. Nj I as eruor
dismissed The charge.
Now, The WorH knows, or ought to know,
that the Sheriff was never tried in any court of
Justice on Il tenth part of the facts contained in
the sworr testimony laid before the Governor ;
and it knows further that the prosecution on
the trial of that iudi ctmcnt was u farce and
the trial itself a shameful miscarriage of lust
Zee. when the charges were presented 70 the
Governor, after the trial, Ih' JjOyid said,
They are Of Il very serious character" and
added:
An investigation Of allcLel official misconduct Is a
separate, constitutional Proceeding distinct from
prosecution for offences against the law II Is
conceive that public officers removal might be De
pancd In the Interest, Of good government AMI OF the
people although II would hc impossible to c,u,ct the
offender OF u mi,dem amor In q coart d justice.
The charges against the Sheriff were based
on his "cxtoltonute, illegal and fraudulent
vouchers" to the correctness of which he made
repeated allidavits and on which he procured
fron the city and State several thousand
dollars that did not belong to him, AID also on
other gross Irregularities. The Sheriff adj
mittcd that the vouchers were frauducat. He
promised and did make partial restitution. The
ohor,,os ., ora a,vorn IN Inv Rpuubliclusond Dom
Ocrats. SO eminent Democrat rs Mr.Wheeler
H. Peckham took part in presenting them to
the Governor. lie dismissed them. and the
Sherin's followers turned up at the Democratic
State Convention as rampant Hill delegates.
Surely The World does not intend to insult
its intelligent readers by expecting them to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

David Cromwell on whom their choice FELL Is one OF io
most justly popular citizens of Westches'er' Inc Go
TEEN In which be is held appears in the fact th NC ~
never made a canvass for Office without running a0"
Of his ticket. Mr. Cromwell is the present .o.O
,ho county rosi,ior which he has held for two terms
TO tho general satisfaction The district Is Gloso o
but with capable ana Trustworthy cant t 10 onno
Republican friends ought to he able 10 dcteht MS JUL
ncnt Mr. Nelson whose candidacy by no means oS Ss
mauds the united support OF the Democracy Vi '"0 us
trict =, At
Anumber OF Senatorial conventions will be heid 'hiS
week. ~,
The Buffalo Republicans hold a ratification meo'iNS
tomorrow evening -,
The attempts to bolster mp Hill are dismal laiu'
His record which ought to serve him as inc OoSV "a
campaign documents is an uuanswGrable argument III
favor OF his defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
PRESIDENT EILOTS SPEECH ABOUT GRANTS
BOOK kNOMII.b,E

PRESIDENT ELIOrS SPEECH ABOUT GRANTS
BOOK kAONLEDGE
To the FL ttOr 81 Thc Tri6Hut.
SIR: Your sharp criticism of President
Eliot OF Harvard, In today'a TRIBUNE is based upon an
upcricc! knowledge Of the facts OF the ease In his
recent lecture 10 freshmen he did, indeed speak Cen
ega Grants ignorance Of books but took special pains
that General Grant himself ON subsequent oc
cason, publicly doplorsd this ignorance In nearly ;hc
terms those that he used ut tha dinner in cues
ton There was, therefore, no improprcty President
Eot's auding TO It. might add that President Eliot
especially requested that hts informal address be re-
garcl rs strictly private by those present and that
whocN gave portion OF IL To tbs press was guilt
OF moan betrayal OF confidence trust that you will
publish this correction In justice to President Eliot
although IN the minds OF those who know him his good
breeding and delicate sense OF honor neei vndica-
ton. ARTHUR NJ ARK CUMMINGS
Cambridge Mass, Oct. 10. 1883.
THE lecture IN question was reported IN tho Bos-
ton papers to the extont of quarter Of IA column
or more.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Tho Rev George c. Belts prominent Episcopal ccr'
Cynan Of St Louis Of the orators deputed 10 ~
over ireland and work for Mr. Parnol lie says tha'
his parochal duties will prevent his going.
HOPE, FAITH AND CHARITY.
sec that Smith Is coming up thia way
IhOpC he'll settle that account To-Day
Fcih
Hes feeling for his wallet. IIa! knew
That he had come TO pay that balance due'
Cbaritn
Hes going past. by Jove Wei, well; nOdoubt
'O'''' ''''' -. Boston Courier
4 Bangor man just returned from the Chaudere
river district tells how the people look TT smallpox ne
stopped over night AT French CinafanS whose s0h
was foolish The native said ne made thus by small
pox. said he: You see, have all got to have u
later. and 80 last fall having oar work Ono
Mp early said to my WIFE, 1 guess TINS Is good t!hc
to have IT, SO hched mp went down TO Ic lilac
and got it, II killed three ~ my children ana maze tAa
boy fOOi>h'-tBdng0r Commercial
Tho people OF Los Angeles, Cal, want to have new
State formed. to be called southern California,
Into tho ardent anglers cup
m Harsh fate pours iot' OF -aI!i Inn,
The fish he hooks and brings to lana
Is always very small.
Is happy would the angler be
A. hovers in rosy May,
II he could but bring home with him
The hth that gets away.
Boston Courier
tits estimated by Tie London Railcqy Ncrs that the
railways OF the world carry 100000 passengers day
"Ar. pnscrberry do not why you 90 to the pub
'or the sake o. the music ny dear The orchestra il
oac Of the fines il the country ~ thrr' ana dr'hh III
| the delicious strains. : rhapsody MS up
con, fudge! The way your nr'n;h smells on your re
turn makes believe that yOd drink DID -0mctHng 4
GOOD dca stronger nan Music II ,sGt rhapsody that
I'LL, ycd up; KS beer philadelphia Call
1T takes just three THUGS" says sam Jones' to make
/ dpo good ,ermon-thopel;. study and prayer. Now,
preachers say that they don't have study
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Nem2lprk pailp 0rjbn'1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1885.
THE YEgS THIS MORNING.

FoPEIGN.-Prc1osalS Of Gcr1a"y REGARDING the
Ronmehan troubles. - Failure Of negotiations
between Spain AID Germany. =-- Thirty cases
of cholera on a training vessel near Tou!on -=
Smallpox spreading il Carada.
DoNEsTIC.-Ohio Republicans confident OF carry
ing the State election. 60 CowarGly attempt 10
murder a man and wife. == Guerrilla warfare
in ST. Louis; no prospect of ending tie strike
60 Complaints against the foreig" maii service
60 Appointments ly tie President. -- I'M
her Gcstrcyers in the northwest. == Letters i
Emerson and Carlyle. &C Mr. Hills record as
Governor
CRY AND SUBURBAN.--An accounting MADE by
General Cutting. - Arrival OF Saiylni. ----
A full ticket nominated by thu County Democracy
60 John +. Brodsky before TIE GIBBS Coni-
Uittee. == Trial of the Daft motor. -=-
man shot by n young woman WHOM he hat ~
suited. = Miss GarTctt's prosecutor IN court
60 Cold value If the legal-terder SILVER dollar
412I2 grains. 1891 ccAts. - Stocks unusual
active and bucyaIt, closing strong at some re-
actions.
The WFATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations IN
dicatc stationary Temperature, rain ard br:sk
winds Temperature Yesterday Highest % ;
lowest. 40 average. 53ls'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Nmn5emfut5.

AMERICAS Observation-Disclosures Exhibition.
BLOI OPERA HOUSE." AdOnl@
CASINO" NanOn."
COMEDY THE ATRE-" Kcllar."
DALYs THE ATRE--"The Magistrate
EDEN MUSEF-WaXwOrks
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-" Anselma"
II iREIG AIS PARK THEATRE" Old Lavender
IYCFUM TIIF ATRE-" In Spite OF All"
MAnIso> SQUARE IHEATRE-" Scaled lnstruouoeS
NH Og GARDEN" May Blossoms"
fTANDAFD THEATRE" Tho Mikado.'
ITALIA THEATRE" FrieSchuetA" ,
J'XIoy sOTARF TUT \TRE-" Romeo and Juliet
WAIIACks THEATRE" la Femme fdpd
Sd AVENUE THEKTRE-"A Moral crime
5TH AVFNCB IUEATRE-" Mikado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

TIE Democrats of this city in their struggle
for The supremacy of factions are opening the
way for Republicans to relieve New YOrlrfrom
its long regnsof misrulc. Among persons who
give such matters careful study the opinion
prevails that Republican opportunity is at hand
in this city. The earnest Republicans OF New
York the men who are Republicans soicly in
the interest of good government, may find
themselves in a position to give support to a
Republican ticket in such form rs to insure
itssuccAss. But they Will insist. 2s they have a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

The County Democrats refuse to unite with
Tammany. but they have not had the wit to
nominate a local ticket which Will attract sup
port outside their own ranks. The main object
Of the leaders Is to Put in Office Sheriff OF Their
own, and fer this place tlcy have named ~ j.
White. now a Police Justice, no better no verse
than the Ordinary run of ward politicians who
do what they are told by the Losses Young
Drayton, who is an admircr Of Mayor Grace, is
selected as President Of the Beard OF Alder
men. He is not the sort of man who should be
one of four to sit il the p 1ard OF Estimate ard
Appcrtionmcnt. Sanger AID Dean are ~ no
way fit to succeed such Judges of City Court as
HAYES ard McAdar ; and Pat Keenan,, who
wants t. he County Clerk again. Is faithful
ara obcdicrt worker fer IIuhcrt q. Thompson.
Tammany Hall will hardly put up any better
mc3 than these, and the Republicans must see
what az excellent chance they have now to-
elect Il straight rarity tickct,-"ot one made mp
t. suit politicians, but one that VIII commend
itself 10 all honest voters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

diplomats have supposed would be suggested.
1t accepts the present situation in Bulgaria, but
will not allow Scrvia or Greece to acquire more
territory. Greece, of course, can be kept quiet,
but the Servians want a larger country, or
new King. Apparently the only way to prevent
Milan from being ousted from his throne Is 10
let Turkey make great enough show OF power
in order t. convince the Seryians that it would
be useless fer their ruler to fight. As England
Austria and Russia are said to fay0rthe German
plan, it is possible that this may happen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Since the nomination Of Mr.. Ilill as Governor
it is signifca at how the old Tweed Ring men
are coming to the front EX-Judgc Cardozo
who only escaped impeachment by resigninS
his place on the bench, is mentioned as Tam
many's candidate for one of the judicial noml-
nations TINS is highly appropriate, as HI
s. od firmly by Cardozo in the stormy times OF
1872 and alone signed a minority report to the
Assembly against the faithlcss judges impcach-
ment BY all means nominate him Then
there is " Tim " Campbell, who is after >. ;.
Cox's place in Congress; he was always an
active frc0d Of Hill and Tweed. Mike
Merton, Tweeds Senator is spoken of, too, for
he State Senate again. Really, il looks a. if
the memory of Tweed might be vlndicated
after all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

At least Mr.. Hill cannot say that the service
he did the managers of the Erie Railway III
1871, by voting against the repeal of the Class
ifcation Act, long remained unrewarded, Al
most Immediately afterward the whole legal
business of that corporation which was con
troled from Elmira was thrown into his hands.
As ID. b. Hill was then only young attorney,
Is it likely that ne was selected for this work
Oh account Of his ability alone