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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia board of survey to
consist OF Licutenant-Colonel Marshall l. Luldngton
Deputy Quarterna General and Captain Charles C.
Hood Infantry will assemble at the general depot
OF the QuartermaSters Department. Philadelphia. %
October 20 the purpose OF examining ana fixing the
responsibility for the condition Of certain clothing e
ceIved at that depot from First Lieutenant william W.
WitherspoOn. Re giment Quartermaster 18th Infantry
Acting Asslstant.Q uarterInaster Madison Barracks
New-Nork
The following changes 10 the stations and duties Of
officers OF the Quartermasters Department have been
ordered: Captain Forrest b. Hathaway, assistant quar-
termaster when relieved Of duty Fort LeaVenwOrth
Ran by Captain James W. Pope. assistant qusrterma-
ter will report 10 Major Charles W. Foster quarter
In charge OF tho general depot OF the Quarter
masters Department at ST. Louis No. and take charge
OF the St. LOIs clothing depot, relieving Captain john
W. Pullman assistant qGartermaster. Captain Pullman
upon being thus relieved will report to the Command
Ing General, Dopartna Mt OF Arizona to reeye Captain
Charles w. Williams. assistant quarermaster. assist
ant to the CHIEF Quartermaster OF that Department
Captain Williams. upon being thus relieved wall repair
this city and report In person 10 tho Quartermaste
Genernl Ifnilcd States Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
FOURTH-CLAss POsTMAsTERs.

FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTElsS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Postmaster.
General to-day appointed the following fourthclass
postmasters:
Ncir- Y0rkAt Newfane Station Willis VanHOrn; Fort
Miller. David ]. DE GarmO.
PsnHSWrGHiu-At Duucansyile, William VI. Wheatleyi
Mount Tnion, John c. Ross; Freeburgh William H.
Mover: Claysburg. Abram Burket; FrankstOwn. j. e.
CryeZ, Shamokin Dan, 4. NJ. kusser; SinnamahOning
d. T. Baird Salladsi urgh, ID. b. Waltz; Lock No. t. J.
C. Richardson; Plumye. Charles McEwen; Guys Mill
John Graham; Pleasant Msuut, John ID. Brennan; Coon
Island Isaac h, Porter.
Deiacare-At Delaware City, H. +. Mullin.
Mdrylaid-At SharpstOWn, John III. smith.
MaiHe-At Weeks Mills. Alton c. Doe tr
gnSSdchHSens-At Somerset George b. Davis.
COuHecficHt-At Avon, Oliver Gabriels; Sufied,
Alonzo C. Allen; West Hartford, Walter Caldwell; Mans
field Centre, William Reynolds; Andoyer, Lucien D.
Post.
l,diand-At Holland. William wiesehan; Freeland.
willie, William ;. I1elemeier ;sandborn Miss Aide HUI
Montgomery, James Farrell; FHrmersburgh, Robert J.
Cummins; French Eick. Eli W. Mcintosh.
PiercetOn, Columns VI. Crawford; SevastOpol, william
Duntop Rolling Prairie, p d. Sharpness Sidney. e. D.
Moe Boxler, Sarah ]. Hadley Jolietylc, Albert q.
Garnett
WinoiS-At Roseve. William II. Buckley Industry,
John ". Flack New Boston, Charles IL. Bclle Rock.
Mich0an-At Ridgeway, Jay A santus Jerome.
Elmer T.. Fuory; Ousted. Robert l. Glen; Osseo,
Thomas Porter.
Wisconsin-At Half Way. Frank schaner.
IOird-At EberOn, Joseph Glover; Clifford. X H. Shel
field Milo, Clint L. Price; Newell, L. ". stetson Lone
Tree, Marion Baker.
Iniian Ier7ito,?-At Ponca william j Hodges
HdISdS-At Leon, 5 III. WOotOn; Benton, James f.
Estes Douglass. Leonard Shamlefer.
Idah0-At Chambers, Oren L. Dickinson; oxford, A.
L. Caldwell.
Calffornid-At Clements william II. Chr!sty
OTegOa-At FbilOmath Frank Peterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
CARDINAL NCLOSKEF'S WILL.

Cardinal McCloskey's will was filed for pro-
bate yesterday the Office OF the Surrogate 1t read as
follows:
In the name Of the Most Holy Trinity, amen l. John
McClOskey Cardinal Archbishop OF the CITY OF New
York being Of sound I1ind ana memory, but aware OF
the uncertainty OF life do hereby make ana declare my
last will and testament
First direct my executors 10 pay all my Just debts
and funeral and tcstamentary expenses immediately
after my decease
second | give. devise ard bequeath all my
estate, real and personal of whatever kind
and wherever situate. whether in possession
reversou, remainder otherwise, Of which am now
seized or possessed, which may hereafter acquire or
become seized possessed Of or To which may he in
any wise entitled unto Most Rev Michael A. CorriSan
Coaijuior Archbishop OF the City of New-Hork, Right
Rev John Loushlin, Bishop OF brooklyn, New-iork
state aud Eignt Rev. Francis McNery, Bishop OF A
hany NewIOk state have and to held the same and
every thereof, with the appurtcn3nces TO thcn
their heirs, and administrators, joint ten
ants, and tenants In common.
Thru, nominate and appoint said three egatees ana
deN sees the executors IF this, my will.
Ia witness hereof have hercunto set my hand and
seal this Stay Of september. in The year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ana eighty-two.
CSignedD JOIN MCCLosKtf.
The Witnesses 10 the instrument william Quinn,
No. PC East F,iteth-st.: Joan McQuirk. No 2G East
Fjueth-st.; William +. pConnor. No. llO West Thir-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
REPUBLICANS IN PHILADELPHIA.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING IN APPROVAL OF
LIE STATE AND CITY TLCKEr.

THE STATE AND CITY TICKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II Especial .-The mass
meeting in horticultural Hall tonight in favor Of the
never been exceed In the annals OF Philadelphia poll
tics. The people crowded the extensive hall to tho
doors and from beginning to end the enthusiasm was
something terrific. Even before the meeting was called
order cheers for Gray the candidate for State Treas
urer and Rowan. the candidate for Sheriff of Phladel.
pha, rung through the hall James Dobson occupied
the chair, and IN his introductory remarks mentioned
names hailed with wild cheers lie protested
against the policy OF the Democratic Governor OF Penn
sylvania and said that the reform Administration has
reformed million dollars out OF the pockets OF the
people OF Pennsylvania He concluded his address by
reference the result In Ohio which was enthusast
cally cheered.
Judge Kelley. whose popularity was amply exempli-
fled by tho great burst O cheers that hailed his nppenr
the hrst speaker After speaking I'm praise of
Mr.. Rowan and Mr.. Bell. the Republican candidate for
city Treasurer he made an eloquent attack upon the
scctonaism OF the South. Nowhere" said he was A.
shook the shirt that reform Democrats have so ecred
Cincinnati Democrats, mean did, and you know The
result The Republican party Is the only party that has
the interests OF the country at heart" Mr. Kelley
entered upon thorough defence OF Mr. Rowaus rcord
and showed conclusively that many OF the aeon.
sations brought against him by the Democrats
allacies. No Mr.. Kelley said was bet cal
culated by honesty political ana personal to conduct
the duties OF the office of Sheriff than Mr. Rowan Ills
election like the result In Ohio would be a rebulse 10
Virginia ana Mississippi in their policy OF
tionalism The resolutions adopted laudatory of
the Republican state and County Candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

UTICA, Oct. 17.-On Wednesday night girl,
age fourteen. supposed 20 be Bridget Lee, arrived at
Boees Hotel from Trenton with letter from the wife
of minister that place. stating that the girl was
poor that she her way from ST. Johns, New
Brunswick, to Albany 10 find her brother and asking
that she be allowed remain at the hotel over night and
seen 10 the train for Albany in the morning She occu
pied room IN the hotel. hut was found IN an I'M
conscious condition yesterday morning in the room
with the Gas turned full head. Medical aid was
summoned hut she died at o'clock this morning Upon
AN examination OF her effects, five pockebooks CON
tanning S24 81 found, together with begging
letter stating that she homeless ami frlendless ana
asking for a contribution OF die or more THIS was
signed Bridget Lee registered letter receipt showing
that she had sent money TO one Joseph Mitchell trout
River Franklin County. was also found. Shc had the
addresses OF several prominent residents OF villages
along the line he Black River Railroad IL Is believed
that she was professional begcar and that she blew
o.ft 2 ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
THE MURDER or oEoRoE mDoyALD

The murder of George Mcdonald, the show
brd canvasSer, who murdered on Thursday after
Aeon BY an Italian named Raaele Carbone In front OF
tho lat;ers barber shop. No. 272 North SecOndst.,
rooKyn. lay al day yesterday in the iuorgue attached
To St GATHERINGS Hospital. the four sisters of MELON
add who live ThiTd-s Williamsburg, visited the hos
;itai and said that IL Lincoln Post O. A. r.. OF which
Mcdonald was a member. did not bury the BODY, II
would have to he buried from the hospital as they
were POOR to bury IL. Giovanni Maesrangelo, VINO
started the quarrel and into the store Tor razor Is
s large. and the slightest trace OF him has been
obtained by the police. They believe that he had
enough money with him to leave the city. Coroner
Hcsse and jury yesterday morning held an inquest
I'm the The principal Witness was James e. Hearn
Of No. III Skillnan-aye lie sald that while going to
work and passing the opposite side of the street from
where the murder occurred ne the barber his as
sistant and Mcdonald scuiling, lie that Carbone
had pair OF shears In his hand
and the assistant He called to Nc
Donald % look out as both men would hurt him. mo-
nent later Mcdonald put his hands to his breast and
fell to the sidew TX. Maria Rosa, Antonio Anno, Glen
moro TobntO and Maria Balorald living the opposite
side Of the street. TOborated Hearns story. The
jury returned verdict that Mcdonald TO his
death at the hands OF Carbone and Giovanni Maestran
gelc as an accessory. CarDone told Inspector Macke
lar and Captain WoclOm that he had shears In his hands,
out strenuonsly denied the stabbing. He was taken
eiore Justice kenna and pleaded not guilty 10 charge
murder and was held until tomorrow for exaniaa-
Ion.
Mcdonald served faithfully throughout the War in the
LIST Duryea ZOuaycs brother who also served IN the
Army died IN Andersonville Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
COLONIZATION IN THE LOWER WARDS
~. riot 4 ffnrnnv Mnr.finn rrrnnflX ~ rl II

DlStTlCt-AttOrncy MaTtlnc recently dShtd IT.
spector Byrnes to investigate some cases OF alleged
illegal registration In the lower wards OF the city where
Migrants were said he cOonlzed Several detective
screeants detailed to search for evidence OF the
colonization OF such voters in the h. TIA, Win, With
aud Win Assembly Districts Inspector Byrncs said
Yesterday that evidence had been obtained IN lS1
eases Of illegal registration. In many cases the
officers will be able to show what politicians were re-
spon,iOc the frauds and To connect the cOlonsts
with certain political Organizations. The most Migrant
work colonization, the Inspector said, done vt No
Pell st. That place had been known the police
and other dsordcry persons, and the
nIle gcd proprictors Nick Ryan and Tom" Garry,
were helpers IN colonization schemes The
license the place revoked by the Board OF Health
last year. but now license was given ON
April 7 to Patrick Reddin, said by the police
to be n dummy for Ryan and Garry. Detectives who
went 10 the clearinghouse a few days ago found II
crowded with men ana women. In a dOrmitory on the
second floor thrtysiX beds and the third floor
were thirteen rooms each containing double bed The
ascerancd that tnrty men had registered at
the polling place, No. As Hottst, from No. Pellst. 1t
was that the license for the clearinghouse Is given
No 20 owery but that there Is no entrance TO tue
place frOls tho Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
DEFENDING JUSTICE VINCENT.

TORSRY-GENERAL.
SANTA FE, y. NJ, Oct. II (SDeciGt) Chief
Justice Vincent eegraphs from TERRA Amarillo, where
he had been holding court SJr two weeks that he viii
arrive here tomorrow evening" To-day his friends pre-
pared petition to the AttOrney-General asking that
further action be withheld until he could be heard FROM
This was signed by every member OF the Santa ke bar
irrespective of politics George W. Julian and many
other leading Democrats here arc firmly convinced that
the Government authorities have been mised in THIS
matter IT, as the Washing ton dispatches indicate Judge
Viucent's appointment of s. W. Dorsey as member VI
the commission certain grand and petit Jurors
the real cause OF IL, none Of the disputed land
cases can come before the juries which Dorsey
uGder Judge Vinceuts appointment has hand Ia
drawing All the cases where the United States Is a
states Court which is held In Santa Fe County. When
chief Justice Vincent holding the district court IA
C0Ifax County last month number OF citizens, chiefly
those engaged IN the Ockraisng industry Democrats
and Republicans, waited the court and asked tha:
) W. Dorsey be selected a member Of the commission
20 name tho Ordinary grand and petit juries for this
county They urged that MI Dorsey active in any
thing that tended promote the material welfare Of
Colfax County aud particularly well-knowD among
the Mexicars aud Americans as EayiDg always endcaw
ored 10 bring about harmony between the cattle and
sheep raissrs, two interests that have been az
with each other all over the territory fOf
years tnrec-colImn article IS published here this
evening showing that there is ldnd-grabOing rngi1
New-fexco In which leading Democrats and Republk
cans are interested alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
THROUGH NEU- YORK STATE.
SALMON IN THE HUDSON.

CoLD SPRING HARBoR, Oct. 17.-For two
years Professor s. f. Baird, United States Fish Com
missioner, has been planting salmon fry in the trO-
utaries of Hudson ia Warren and neghbonng coun
ties of Northern New-YOrk lie has thought that the
impossible distractions at Cohoes ana Mliers Fails
might be why the Hudson was not originally
salmon river, they declared the parent fish from
the spawning nursery grounds Of the trout streams
Salmon eggs taken in Maine have been Matched at Cod
Spring HarboT. Long Island, by Fred Mather, ana
planted in the small brooks that feed the upper Hudson
Last week A. n. Cheney. OF Glenns Fails, sent TO
Eugene G. Blacktord Fish Commissioner of Now-l ork,
six young salmon of seven inches III crgD ana reports
Clarendon Brook alive with them FOR miles. some
years ago the Connecticut River was successfully
stocked but the fishermen spread nets at the mouth OF
the river and for three years Newly Ork markets were
supplied with Connecticut salmon, but the adult nsh
uc1 or had chance to reach the spawning grounds
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LETTINGS HERE AND THERE.

BIYGHAMToN, Oct. II (SpcciaD.-Thc Cen
tenary Church Of this city, the largest Methodist church
in this part of the State has extended call to the Rev
MANLY Hard for the last five years pastor OF the First
Methodist Church OF Canandargua. lie viii preach
here tomorrow.
Clappa and Rothaupt indicted for an assault on the
instructor in Rathbone Sard & Co foundry. the jury
found both guilty of assault Ia the second degree SEN
tence was deferred anti Monday.
BUFFALO. oct. 17.-Mayor Harrison, Water Commits
,Iorer Creigh and the heads of tie municipal depart
ments OF Chicago arrived this afternoon on visit
of Inspection OF the water works of this city with view
TO contracting for the engines needed In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, oct. IL 1850.
SPECIAL TINBvR AGENr.-Darirs lie Gore. Of Illinois
has been appointed special timber agent OF the lnerf
Department
LIGHTHOUSE KREPERs.-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury has appointed James A. Fisher 70 be keeper CT ihe
lighthouse station at ClerystJne, Va and f. l. lIach
be acting keeper Of the statisn at Cleveland Break
water, Ohio.
THE ITALIAN MAILs-The sanitary precautions
adopted in tho ssiOn Italian mails intended
for this country during the prevalence OF cholera ~
Italy have been ordered discontinued and the Tais io
that country Will w carried IN the regular opea
pouches.
LIEUTENANT SCHEUTZE DELAYED.-The Eayy DeparF
ment is Informed through the United states Lcgaloh
al ST. Petersburg that Lieutenant Scheutze VINO is es
ryng presents to the siberian natives III the vcih
OF the Lena arrived at lrkutsS. september ~, ou
style. The roads In bad condition ard he inten"
Ell whiting there for winter roads Tor lakutsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
BUFFALO GUY TICKET

BUFFALO. Oct. 1.-THE Republican City Con
venton this afternoon nominated Philip Becker for
Mayor.
Joseph f. Barnard ronomlnaed for Controller
James Ii. Carmichael for Treasurer. William f. Worth
ington for CiyAttorney, Albert Kranz for Engineer
John Martin for street Commissioner o. g. Nichols for
superintendent OF Education Nicholas + Moct
for Assessor, and Jacob Crowder for Over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY

NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY
OswEGo, Oct. LITTLE Republicans of fra
Ist District to-day nominated Henry c. Howe for IA
sembly
SYRACUSE, Oct 1.-THE Democrats Of tha Xyvn
District to-day nominated Robert Mccarthy Senator
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 17-At the Democratic County
Convention this afternoon Edward ID. Cutler was "a
nominated for Assembly
ALBANY. Oct. 17.-Robert Greer nominated 70,
Senator by the Republicans at West Troy th. after
noon.
BATH, Oct. 17.-Franz g. Wolf. OF Bath, to-day
nominated for Assembly by the Democrats oIhe Firs,
District OF Steuben County.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 17.-Tho Democrats OF the Fist
District have nominated Charles ii. Slocum, OF Beck
man. for member Of Assembly. Joseph II. Storm O,
East Fishk, has been nominated by the Republican,
Of tae same district.
LocKPoRT Oct. II (SpeelaD Democrats Of the "a
Niagara District to-day nominated Walter Hane for As
semby.
H,MBUaG Oct. 17.-At the Fifth Assembly District
Democratic Convention to-day HWWhite OF this place
nominated.
HUDSON, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans of Colunbi,
County to-day renoninated John G. odgeboom OF this
city, for Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
SATISFIED WITH MLAUGHLINs TICKET

There was feeling OF complete satisfaction
at the headquarters of tho Kings County Republican
Committee yesterday In regard to the ticket nominated
by Boss McLlughlin's convention. II the entire
Democratic party OF the county were well satisfied
with the work OF the convention We are we would be
beaten by a biz majority" said Chairman Leayerait
But I know for a certainty that many-yery many
influential Democrats disguised with IT, add II the
Republicans are only Judic0us ana put forward good
men these gentlemen Of whom ! speak Will not only
vote with u.s. but will also WORK for our candidates at
the polls. | regard the Democratic ticket AS weak
decidedly weak for Brooklyn. OF couse II Is Boss
McIaughiins from top 10 bottom. There Is nothlngO
hndor Us from electng the head and large part OF oar
III this year but said before to do TINS requires
that only the best men shall De honateC Tor eaeA
nrIn nlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
OPPOSING THE REV. Jim cr-RRy

RICHMOND, Oct. II (SpeciaN. Tie CatLoIic
Visitor of this city of to-day calls upon the Government
spain In the Of Virginia Catholics to refuse TO
receive Minister from this Government to the Com
OF Alfonso the Rev. j. /. NJ Curry recently appointed
by tho President to that station because u his
against the Catholics shown IN speech of Mr.
delivered in this city May II, lS76 on his rou-n
from Italy where he went to establish "A Protestant
mission. In his speech he referred Romautsn a. n
cOrrOding canker eating out the public Conscience
emasculatisg everything like spiritual life" and said
Rome was worse than pagan. The Catholics ara bf-r
ia feeling against DR.. Curry. '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
MIR. STEWART TO SUCCEED SENATOR GIBBS
10 The EdItOr Of Ihe TrIbnne.

n
SIR: 1t is understood that the Republican
delegates from the With Assembly District will present
the Senate Convention OF the With District the name
OF Lspenarl stewart. with his consent and urge his
nomination for senator In place OF Mr.. Gibbs Mr. Ste
art IA well known In the district He Is gentleman OF
Independent mean, well educated. trained lawyer
ycrsed IN business affairs % the highest character OF
sound Judgment, AID would make an Intelligent honor
able and upright legislator Ills friends believe that
with the aid Of the press he can be nominated II nOui-
mated he viii undoubtedly be elec ed
Ac,c- iorE, Oct. L. lSS5. THEODORE W. DWIGHT
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DIR. RAEFLE URGED FOR CORONER

AT a meeting of druggists, all of whom arc
members Of the NcwYork Drug Association, on Thurs
day the OF the association, Tor the purpose
fnrlherng the candidacy for Coroner OF DR.. Max q.
klefe, resolutions were adopted recommending his
nomination TO the Republican Comfy Convention. Or.
Rletc has been practising physician In this city Ia ex-
eel, mt standing for twenty He has served Tor
three years Deputy Coroner. DR.. Raefe has always
been Republican. anu served surgeon ia the United
states Navy during the War. lie has been for many
years member o. the Grand Army OF the Republic, and
is especially known and popular among the Germans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
METHODS DEMOCRATS ARE REsoRTING TO.

The host of clerks at Democratic Headquar-
ters yesterday engaged all day in preparing letters
interviews circulars and newspaper extracts In defence
of Governor Is connection with Tweed Copies OF me
E1ird Ga-cc long editorials that subject lay In
prOfusion the tables and the young men were Dlay
with scissors. paspOts and pencils in manu- 'acturing
articles ont OF them Inquiry about tho OHIO cam
pagn the of the clDvass the local contest ana
the letters OF acceptance were all met in silence. Tie
host OF workers too busy In Governor HllPs de-
fence 10 pay attention to anything else.
II learned that "A circular has been sent to every
Democratic Committeeman IN the state asking him to
make special effort to capture Republican vote In
some way Direct conversion. staying at home, voting
the Prohibition ticket. ard hiring a man TO work In
another town county suggested meth
Ods by which the desired object be attained
secret Instructions being given TO the Democratic
workers In this and other cities to IN lot OF extra
names on the registry and have them voted by repeaer
4 Democrat boosted the Hoffman House that they
could get anywhere from 10000 $4,000 votes by the
plans that had been inaugurLted.
Among the callers were Samuel ]. Randall and WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
SENATE NOMINATIONS IL BROOKLYN.

James +. Pierce was nominated by the
Democrats Of the Id Senate District Convention, wEeh
was held In Jefferson Hall, brooklyn, yesterday after
Mir Pierce il a lawyer, and served one or two
I'm the Senate before the districts were laid OFT
they present. This district which Is wleI
ingly Democratic at present represented by JOIN
Herman.
Ex-Assemblyman Patrick II. McCarren was n0ns
mated by the Democratic Convention Ia the ~ Ia eenaU
District. lie Is a real estate agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
READY FoR A JOINT DEBATE.

The Democratic State Committee yesterday
sent favorable reply TO the proposition made by
Frederick f. Wheeler, chairman of the state Committee
OF tho Prohibition party. for joint debate upon the
temperance question between the Democratic, RepuD-
lcaus and Prohibitions Candidates for Governor. Mr.
tlill will the other candidates IN i've in
dcrnut parts OF the stats II the arrangement is
pcted.