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New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Lynch

Wholesale Grocer, Lowell, Mass, says:
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best.' The
following, from r. l.. King, Richmond,
Va, Is corroborated by Purcell, Laid &
Co., druggists, of that city. Mr.. X. Whites
MAY 12, 1884; any son Thomas, aged
IL, has suffered horribly, for three years,
with scrofua, in its worst form. His case
was said to be incurable. One arm was
useless; his right leg was paralyzed; a
large piece of bone had cut through the
skin at the shoulder-blade, and three largo
sores constantly discharged offensive mat
ter. He began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
on the 9th Of March, and, oh, what a
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
MR.. CLEvELAND's 81 900 CHECK.

The noisy Democrats about the Holman
House made yesterday of tho reported receipt OF
81 900 check from Mr. Cleveland through Colonel La
mont with similar sized checks from Secretaries Whit
ney Manning Bat the queter old chaps shook their
heads, and said: "Money is only plaster. what we
want is the healing balm OF patronage IL Is said that
tho publication the receipt OF Mr. Clevelands check
was made against his wshes and against Colonel La
mons protest Judge Alton b. Parker said to Lamont
This is nay affair. You remain silent II You llke
But am the Judge of what shall he made public from
this committees proceedings and business. We have
not had so much help Mr.. Cleveland that we should
now refuse avail ourselves Of all that we can get out
OF this" -, - .,,
II is understood that Colonel Lamont will give this
week to the NewYOrk canvass as proxy Tor the Presl-
dent There "A report last night that the resignation
OF Naval officer Burt to be requested 10 pacate the
spoilsmen They also demanding the head OF POST
master Pearson when prominent Democrats are asked
10 contribute tho campaign fund they tauntin2ly ask
the committee how much has been raised among the
Custom HOuse Post Once employees.
Secretary Whitney came to the city yesterday ana reg
IA red
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
q roRMER AssEssoRs DEEENDsrHEMsELvEs.

q FORMER ASSESSORS DEFESDsTHEMSELVE
Ex-Assessors John X. Lydecker, John w.
Jacobus and John Mullay unto declaring that the
present Board of Assessors has made false statement
concerning the work performed by its predecessors In
the report made to the Tax Commissioners the assessors
say that the number OF assessmentists transmitted TO
the Board OF Revision ana Assessment for confirmation
from January to July 81 was sixty-siI, amounting TO
939475 32 leaving to be acted on August 2l 1888,
Assessors assuming their duties on July have in
spected and apport0ned thrty-six, amounting TO
S-S4 2ol 30" The old assessors deny that this is
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Of the feelings OF Mrs. T. P. Cushing, 81
Suffolk ST., Chelsea, who, after being so
afflicted with Salt Rheum that her fingers
would crack open, and bleed and itch ter
ribly, was cured by four bottles Of Ayers
Sarsaparllla. Mrs. L. G.. Evans, rs Carver
b., Boston, Mass, suffered severely from
rheumatism and debility. Ayers Sarsapa-
rllla proved n specifc In her case. Francis
johnson, Editor Of the "German Amerl-
cam" Lafayette, Ind, writes: " For years
] have been subject TO chronic attacks OF
neuralgia, especially at the commencement
OF spring. have derived great benefit
from Ayers Sarsaparllla." 1t has
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Earned Runs-St Louis A. Twobsse his-Kelly, Three
base and Robinson Passed Dalls1fnn S b1
shong First Gase on basOn Mccormick, 81 off Foutz z
First base errOrs-Chcago. 3 st Louis StruSk out
Mccormick FOutz 4 Double pays-Gieasoh anu OoniS
key Umpir e-Mr. Kelly.
The struggle for the baseball championship Is n tie.
Seven games have been played. The first, In Chicago
was a e the second in st. Louis, was forfeited to Chca
CO. the third and fourth In ST. Louis were won by the
St Louis elub the fifth and sixth. in Pi'tsburg by
Chicago and the seventh to-day in Cincinnati, by ST
Louis Each club has won three. and one was a Tie
game The date the deciding has not yet been
fixed
Al tIthaca-Sophomores 25; Freshmen,2
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
FICTION FROM INDIANA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (SpecidD. There was
the usual crowd the Presidents public reception yes
terday. An aged woman Indiana, after looking at
Mr.. Cleveland closely for some moments, said:
"You are better looking than your pictures. Tin from
Indiana. say So"
liam glad OF H. but the Indiana people don't always
tell the truth" replied the President laughngly
This Is pretty rough senator Voorhees,. lie went
the White House this week 10 urge the appointment
of AN Indiana friend office and the President re-
have recommended am beginning To lose COULD
In your rcCOmmc ndatiOns"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.

ROCHESTER, n Y, Oct. 24.-The Republicans
OF the Ist District o: Monroe County to-day nominated
Frank Gardner for the Assembly.
The Democrats OF the IlId District nominated WILL
fam Church for the Senate.
The Democrats OF tho XXIXth District nominated
NJ. III. Briggs for the Senate.
BUFFALO, Oct 24-The Republicans OF the LIST District
Of Erie County this afternoon nominated Edward
Byrne for member OF Assembly
Frederick X. March was to-day nominated for Nom.
bor OF Assembly by the Democrats of the lid District
MIDDLETOwS, oct. 2i.-George W. Green was rensm
mated for member Of Assembly to-day by the Democrats
OF the lid District Of Orange County.
PALMYRA Oct. 2i.-Barnet H. Davis was to-day nomI.
mated the first ballot for member OF Assembly by the
Republicans OF the lid District Of Wayne County
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
YALE ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 24.-The fall meet
ing Of the Yale Athletic Association to-day at the
Yale field The winners 100 yards dash-Shirrell.
49, time 10 seconds Coke, 'S7, threw the hammer
81 feet 6 inches and put the shot 80 feet inches
Two-mile bicycle race-Kulp 49, s. time 7:22. Half
mile run-Bradnes 80, time 206 % 100 yards hur-
die race-Ma gruder, 49, time IS 2-5. Running broad
iump-C II. Luddington. 81. lG feet Sig inches Run
nns Oh iumpGoOdet. 's6, feet 32 inches. lowering
Yae's record Il inch 900 yards dash-W II. Lndding-
ton 's7 time "a 25 seconds. 440 yards dash-Walker
80 time 50 l-5 seconds. In the tugof-war between
'SS and S9, 80 pulled SO five inches.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
FOUR DAYS MORE AT JEROME PARK.
The race meetings tins year have been

The race meetings TINS year nave Deen SO
successfu that American Jockey Club has decided
TO give extra fall meeting at Jerome
Park This will take place on Tuesday,
October 27, Thursday. October 90 Saturday October
81 and election day. Tuesday November 3. These de-
iehtful October days we'll fitted for racing at
attractive a course jerome Park The Washington
meeting closed yesterday and many OF the horses that
ran there will be at FOrdham this week
An interesting programme OF five races for each day
has been arranged and the racing will begin o'clock
promptly All persons who feel a genuine interest in
the turf should welcome this opportunity for enjoying
honorable sport These their last chances this year
for OF course, the daily thImble-rigging at Brighton
Reach does not count.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
TIE BETWEEN TIE BROWNS AND CHICAGO

TIE BETWEEN THE BROWNS AND CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-The game to-day be-
tween the St. Louis Browns champions Of the American
Association and the Chcagos champions OF the League
the decisive in the series between these TWO
clubs for the championship Of the world and resulted IN
easy victory for the St. Louis team 1t was Clarksoh
day to pitch but he appeared on the grounds hve h'
late and Captain Arson ordered Mccormick VINO
pitched Yesterday into the box Only two hits were
made of Mccormick yesterday. To-day he was hit ior
total Of sixteen bases, and this with the miserable
fielding of the Chicagos decided the game The Chcagos
took lead of two runs in the first inning hits by
Sunday and Kelly and error by Barkley. In tae
third inning welch made three-bagger and crossed
the plate through Dalrymples poor fielding Barkey
and Comiskey made hits and Barley
scored while COmskey was forced out
by Robinson. The latter stole second
and came homo on a passed ball The st. Louis club
won In the fourth inning by hitting Mccormick safey Ve
times The fielding Of the League champions IN thls
inning was the worst here for some time Ansoh
made two bad mufs Williamson Wild throw ana Dal-
rymple wild throw. and Flint had two passed paus'
Tie attendance Wis 200 Following Is the score:
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
ENTHUSIASM IN BINGmAMTON.

BINGHAMToN, Oct. "a (Specidb The Repub-
licans OF this region have opened headquarters the
Perry Block, Chenango and Court sts. They held
rousing meeting in these rooms tonight. F. NJ. wilder,
OF motive power Of the Erie road Ia
president of the club Preparations making for tho
reception OF Generals Logan and Carr Thursday and
Grand Army Of the Republic Will DO out to meet
depot
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
CORNELL sEM.ANNUAL GAMES.

arranged to-day the fall meeting Of the Athletic
Association Cornell University shall take place on
Saturday, the university campus. AS this meeting
is the occasion for the semannual heldday sports the
contests will take place on grass course, something
rather unusual Cornell eldday sports. The reason
for this the bad condition of the Ithaca Fair Grounds
on account Of the recent heavy rains
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

Gina, administration. respectfully invi you to meet
me in Joint aud free public discussion OF tL of ali
yOlved in the canvass. / shall. IN the DteIes. ~
citizens be pleased to Join with yOu In arranging me-,
ngs for the purpose suggested a such times ana places
"a shall be mutually agreeable A.. x,o,r,
Republican Club. the Citizens LeaIle ana Oel,GLai .i
Tracy the latter In behalf of General Chtn, yesteruh!
morning for the purpose OF trying to effect copr1nse
aid not result in bringing abOot coalition Oh any hu.
The Young Republican Club will take actOh on '"o
nominations OF the party early this week , e.,
General Woodward made his first campaign sPeecI Pa iii III
Masonic Temple Eastern District last night Inc nan
was about half full and there not much enthusiasm'
Mayor Low and A. W. Tenney also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
25; Freshmen, 2.
BRooKLYNs AND NETWORKS TIED.

Over $500 people went TO Washington Park,
Brooklyn yesterday to witness the second game OF base
ball between the NewYork and Brooklyn clubs Like
the match, the contest close ana exciting
and final result not reached the game ending III
a draw. The New-YOrk players opened the game ana
scored two earned After two men were out Rich
arson made hit stole to second and scored on two
bagger by Esterbrook. single hit by Corcoran sent
Esterbrook In the second inning the home CLUB
sens one man around the bases on series OF garlng
errors by the players In the third inning the
Brooklyn scored run and tied the score ana IN
the following inning the home players took tho lead In
the fifth inning the NewYCrk mon rallied, ana scoring
again tied the Neither side scored IN tne
sixth and the seventh was begun. The New-1ork men
had scored two when Umpire Bunee csued the
game account of alleged darkness The score waSi
New York. ~
brooklyn " ="
Errors-New.York d: Brooklyn. g. Earned Tuns-Sew-
York 2; Brooklyn o. First base by errors YORK
Bro0klyn 4. base balls New YORK, Brooklyn l.
Struck Out-New-lok, 2; BROOKLYN, D.. Left ON bases
New. York Brooklyn, D. Total base sNew-fork ~
Bronkl,u T. Home uns-NOne. Threebase hits-IonnOr l.
Two-base hits-EsterbrOok Mcclellan Double pays-E ster
brook Gerhardt and Connor PASSED. balls-PeOples z
Wild pitches-Welch Porter1 Umpire-Mr Bunce Time
-l:25.
TheMetropotan club played game of basebalwith the
Jasper nine OF Manhattan College, at the Polo Grounds
yesterday and after close and interesting fight
The as follows:
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MORE DEsERTIoNs FROM TAMMANY.

Ex-Alderman L. A. Fullgraif, of the XXlVth
Assembly District has left Tammany Hall and Joined the
County Democracy lie nominee OF The Tam.
many Committee OF IwenU.foqr for Coronership and
claims TO have been left by trick then was promsed
the nomination for Alderman district bnt was again
defrauded and the nomination given Tony" Hartnan
Several other deseruOns from 1amnany
are predicted. ~
Is understood that Assenbyman James Haggerty will
not be enomlnaied by Tammany Hail In the XXih District
lie has incurred the enmity OF Fire Commissioner Croker
The County Democrats talk OF running him ~
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
A Sensation

of relief is sure to follow the use OF Ayers
Sarsaparila, and thousands thankfully
acknowledge its good effects. Charles c.
Smith, Craftsbury, VT, says: I" have
been troubled, for long time, with a
humor, which appeared on my face in
ugly plmples and blotches. Ayers Sarsa-
parilla cured me. / consider 1t the best
blood purifier In the world"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
BEATING THE 24HoUR BICYCLE RECORD,

BosToN, Oct. "a (SpeciaD.-ln an attempt to
preak the Neutrality-suspicious. bicycle road record F. F
Iyes of Meriden. CouT and W, A Rhodes, OF DOrches
Ger, left the Fsnem House, Brighton, on Thursday at
p ~. and succeeded Ia their task having covered at
Aos yesiara % hours and 5S minutes after
the start 2n 80 niles This eIcels the record Of
P33 l-6 mos mads ~ A. rrScurdy, OF Lynn. Mass,
on September a. % "N,h until yesterday the best
American twentS.feHrhGnr road record. The course
was similar TO that NJ tte Boston Bicycle Club at its
recent road race Starting from Faneu House 1t led to
Chester Park, Boston; thence to Dorchester Milton
Lower Mills, Dedham. Needham Plains Newton and
home by way Of Watertown and Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
oENERAL oATLIN wANTs JoINr DERArE

General Catlin. the Republican candidate for
Mayor Of Brooklyn has challenged his opponents Whit
ney and Woodward. to joint debate After stating the
platform on which he was nominated, he saysi
Heartily approving tie platform OF the conyen ton
and TO the end that the voters Of the city may
understand and appreciate the Importance and dera-
bty OF executing 70 the letter the pledge contained in
the resolutions and with sincere intention OF main
sainns intact our present admirable system Of
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
In Court

one who needs help Is indeed fortunate
who finds a friend. But he is still moro
fortunate who discovers that be may
eradicate the poisons Of scrofula from his
system by the use of Ayers sarsaparilia.
Scrofula Is one of the most terrible Of all
diseases. 1t Is in the blood, cOrrupting
and communicating every tissue and fiber
in the whole body. Patrick
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Saved and

restored thousands. Walter Barry, :
Hollis ST., Boston, Mass, after yainly try
Ing a Number of medicines, for the cure
of lumbago, was persuaded to try Ayers
Sarsaparilla. He writes: "Your valuable
medicine not only relieved Inc, but be-
lleve It has worked perfect cure, although
my complaint was apparently chronic"
Thos. Dalby, Watertown, Mass, has long
been a sufferer from lumbago and rheu.
hatlsm. SO great has been his improve
fusnt since using
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
IRIsH-AMERICANs WORKING EARNESTLY.

can Republican Association Friday evening at No
6s East Broadway, the hall was crowded Speeches
made by Messrs. Sweeny, Murphy, Dunn and
others. Resolutions offered by the secretary
William sweeny ndorsing the state ticket which were
unanimously adopted.
The IrishAmercan IndepeL ents OF the With Assem-
bly, District held public meeting Friday evening al
the Greenwich Avenue Assembly rooms No. 2i Green
wich-ave q. W. Dease presided. Speeches were made
by John ii. Atkinson, Henry A. Mathews and Mr.
Dease Resolutions were adopted ndorsiug Davenport
and Carr and the whole State ticket The meeting was
largely attended and great enthusiasIn prrYnlled- H
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
BURaLAR wtrR rwo WIVES CA Ue8r

David Holver, age thirty -four. who was ar
rested yesterday for burglary has wife and child at
No l2o Lvingstonst, Brooklyn and another wife and
four children In Newtown. l. The house Of Henry Noll-
man, No. 1872 Livingston-st, was entered about two
ponths ago and robbed Of articles worth about $3.50
I9s police have been hunting for him since then, He
told hs Lvingstons wife that he kepta that
made him stay out late GO night He claims 70 DO q
Deputy 6herf of Queens County.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
coLUMpIA MES ROWING or rHE HARLEM

The rowing men of Columbia College had
their first taste Of the water yesterday since the
with Harvard in the spring. and they seemed to enjoy
st. There was only the programme, and IL
was foi eightoared shells. Four entered.
In the boat belonging TO the class of 1888 there
MckehaIn So Arts, the stroke Of last years Varsity
crew; simonds, 's7. Mines Lawrence. 81, Arts But
Ter. so Mines Harris s7. Arts; Gould, ss. Mines J
Peet Medical school, and Parsons 6s, Mines with villa
eerde ss, Arts as coxswan. The boat the Of
1sS4 was manned by DE sebourg. ss, Mines; Donnely
SO Law Richards, 's7, Arts Perkins, 'ss, Mines
Hiedcton 90, Arts sehuy Ter, 81 Arts; Edwards So
co1swain In 1879 boat were Lockwood, Fs7 Arts
Hart. s6 Arts Warren, '6s, Arts; Paris '56 Arts
Bacon. S7. Arts Janewsy, s6. Mines Tyler 's7,
Mlnes and Cohen ~, Arts, with Garduer s7 Arts as
coxswan- Tho OF 'Ss's boat were Rice. 's7
hhs,sj Bs@ssw,ts @ 81 Mines Stevens 's7, Arts
Law Ogden, 'Ss, Arts, and Calender 49, Mines with
walker, 81 Mines. as coxswan. The race was O mile
and the course from point 100 yards above
the Madison Avenue Bridge aud the nush the club.
house. Jasper T. Goodwin acted as referee and
followed the race in the Carrie Goodwin In draw
ing Tor position the crew In 's3's boat
got the best position The boats started on oven
tmeA Tho 'sS boat set tbs pace and took the lesd
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truthful statement, and say that Of the thirty
to have been inspected and apportioned by tSs aimed
board twenyseyen had been advertised BY the nS
board since June O. and the tary days required by %
in the board aud the city would have saved sevssa
thousand dollars expense. The apportionmens of ,h
least week before the change in the mem6ership s
the board ot
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
DECLINING A NOMINATION.

RoNDoUT, Oct. 24.-Peter Cantine, of Sau-
gerties has declined the Republican nomination of SUI
preme Judge Of the lid District lie says that he
has been informed by leading Republicans OF Rens-
selaer County that large proportion OF their number
favor reelection Of the present incumbent Charles
Ingalls,, and he must therefore, decline tho nomination
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
PRINTING OF COURT OF APpEALs REPORTS.

PRINTING OF COURT OF APPEALS REPORTS.
A prominent lawyer of Albany, who is pos
sessed OF all the facts connected with the awarding OF
contracts for the printing OF the Court OF Appeals
ports, wrote the following statement to the Republican
State Committee yesterday;
believe the Democratic Committee to
ticket because every lawyer In the so has been benefited
tract -ened by H. T. siekIes state reporter who Is
had the contract before 1t was given to Weed.
he agreed keep the volumes constantly AZ
law book store in Albany and In New.YOrk and
The books promptly and accurately did DO so there
ton contract and he has already paid sl57 in damages
In the previous contract his rm agreed to print and furnish
tract the Demoerliic, state otceTs left out that
provision. ana bound hlm only for the three
Toiused to provide conrict price but to
reports were delayed for nearly two years As as his
charged, and Is Today charging So 90 per each
and fraud denounced by almost the frater
nifty who the that pay r the books they do
take dollar from from te srae Treasur - me Al1GaV La0
is any clause or provision i1 Mr Banks's con;
openly ssd peTsstenIy We are isnoa9s OF It" This
General Carr and Mr. Davenport refused to make another
Parker Williams Hudson which factias well as Mr.
Sickes name the Democratic Com ntee suppressed Weed,
SSs5' promptly @HoS9 fS is5 Them always ass
Nichols io contracts with Banks without ad.
tive or state printing merely for tho bect Of the
lawyers. W Little Co obtained large Judgment from
with that case believe the enlire legal fraternity
By the way would be well to the Democrats to
explain how was that Governor I'm refused to sign bill
state large OF IT'S pnin contracts and been
great benefit to the Legislature In othor legislation
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25

from tie start They were never headed and won by
two boat lengths. There was hard fight for second
place up to the half mile when s4 gradually drew away
favoriies badly beaten. The latter crew rowed the
Columbia stroke beautifully, but II seemed TO lack
strength and force.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
Happy

change; indeed, miracle. In q few
weeks the sores began to heal; he gained
strength, and could walk around the
house. We persevered with the sarsa.
parllla, yet having little hope Of his re-
coyery. To-day he can run as far as any
other boy Of bis age. The sores on his
arm, shoulder, and back, have nearly
healed, his muscles are strengthening, and
he Is the picture Of health" Equally
important facts concerning the use Of
Ayers Sar-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
SOLDIERS To BE PREFERRED.

Corporal Inner has written to Walter Howe
Republican candidate for Senator District asking
whether II elected n Will favor giving soldiers
preference others for public they
are compeent Mr How replied that favor Of such
and substantial advantage To all veterans In obtaining ap-
competilVe ox2mpatiQu
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
DEATH OF MR.. vILAs's SISTER

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-POstmaster~ General
Villas this morning received telegram announcing the
death of his sister at Madison Wis He will leave this
funeral.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
REGISTRATION IN THE CITY COMPLETED.

Reports at the Bureau of Elections yesterday
showed that the election machinery was good working
order only four of the 2s4S inspectors OF election oelng
unable attend 10 their duties Below are the
Inv Assembly districts of the registration yesterday com
pared with for the last day Of registration III 1851
19Sa and 1882:
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
THE BIG MADISON SQUARE GARDEN MEETING
The splendid meeting at the Madison Square

Garden friday night the subject OF innumerabe
favorable comments at Republican state Headquarters
yrsterlay Tho spirits OF visitors high and pre-
dctOns Of success In November were on every tongue
Mr.. Davenport General Carr. Colonel Anson = Wood,
and Major {. f. Ulrich Of the state ticket we're thele
I'm the afternoon, while Judge Foraker, or ONO. was
also a visitor. judge Foraker started at night by
the Pennsylvania road for Washington, where he Will
remain Tues lay. He will speak at staunton. Va,
on Monday and hreo other places In that state on
subsequent days. lie so fatigued yesterday that
he obliged to decline pressing invitation to accept
n reception In Philadelphia. Seutor EdnrBds dropped
in at the commtte rooms before starting homo to
Vermont. ,.
spend sunday with friends.
Arthur F. Rose. OF the law firm OF Mason K Rose.
OF the late Judge Foger OF Geneva who were
the leaders OF tho Independent movement
last year In central New-IorR. writes 10
the State Committee TO correct report
printed IN Democratic newspapers to the enect that
Judge Fogcrs friends not cordially supporting Mr
Davenport. Mr.. Rose, says: " For myself |
can claim some acquaintance with Judge tolgers
friends and with those who not his friends In the
Republican party here and have yet 20 hear Of one OF
them who will refuse 10 support Davenport And the
same reasons that influence the Independent Repubh
cans to my knowledge, influence many Democrats so
that Xpect 10 SEQ Davenport run largely ahead OF his
ticket Ia this town.