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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

.'arrael'onfsnce 81 Tar TELF7Rs4
MkSlsrsE april 4-The three ulasted
schoouer Clara. frou Maniscwoc. went apon
the beach north - the piers last night. but
vss -atfen Of this morning with very lIttie
damage to the vessel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

P.sfs. April 2}.-The Susz Canal confer
ence this afternoon agreed that NO forts
would be allowed erected or placed any
where on the canal.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Four-Letter and Red-Letter Success.

The musical and literary social given by
the r. q, II. and T. ladies OF the Division
Street N. r. Church, IN the church pariors
last evening, vas highly successful. During
the evening Mrs. French rendered vocal
solos. and Miss :. Z. Parker instrumental
solos. in fine manner. The male qusrtette
rendered several selections which delighted
their hearers. The receipts were So.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND
The Comes of ths empire Ask tor a
Loan Active Negotiations
Still Gong On

tlsssa. Agnl z4-lafofmaa0n i re-
csiFed from b. Petersburg thal the Coanoil
90 ne EfA4ife has sssn s-2ed ~ authorize
a. extraordinary cfedIt ~ z5.s0.t0O rOGblss
ailout k1Ibo.fsU far streugf lenlux the
navy. NaFii circles ire iu q fsFeg heat over
tie reported presence ~ British iron C4a.i-
ln she lmu.ad ate glclalty II tladiro7tock
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NFv Yoas. AF-l - TIE contestants At
the bifaed malch 90 o.ni zht were Schsefer
and sexton. Schsefer piagsd II anusslsliy
hTiIhsu1 style The score Na= SchaefeT 'sr
sexton %
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

WAsHreroS. April 34-The postmaster AZ
Maria has been arrested for r1t'iux registered
letters. rs the absence of su-efies the ofsice
has been eiCssr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Grand Rapids Markets.



TEIFsRAv OFF1rK. Ap-iI a.
IRsIN-Wheat. re5 long herry. %io. -t-ur parry
qa. No I white aic. torn. 4tc. Osfs. 25n s-c.
FRFsH M Beef. ger cv1. - 1oa6 So Neai
doll 81 psa5 b. uuitoa. hrm- 81 "a -, PORK.
Por1rHY -Fowis Dressed Isa1sc.
EE8s-Duli a. ~ lno
HoNgY ler9 lz-tc ler pound.
RFsSs-bull ~ ltft - ei IseF bnsisei.
SEFDs q lover - t,g5 =.
HTnEs tfreen 3 f11c pr n. cured. 167,sc kir.
Grren 5asc dry - 80 veal skins. green. 1.. dry
f2c. dekin skins 05r. Grubby hi.ins o0e-fbiru
of St-ep petite sez 81 =. wosl being eefinafevl.
TsTJOw -Tsll0E. Sac Ts.r p.
NHeFrAHrEs Petafpee Ssssfoc. heefs. Ec
onions - "a II =. rarsnll-. lPai5c.
BrTTEB Fresh roll is.0iSc tuf~ srd iers. -
6fsc
kpr1.zs Plenty. god fasse'is. ~. Nortbern
@xsr ard ral1uins s1u8l o.
Hsy- Timothy Si8psis pr TN; eiover. sl1h1t
WaaT,- -I,rr fs.r.rh hlo.eks s. 7se % per cord
f1urfout usr,d : yaf - pe- or,r1.
WpoI-lSQ =.
NfsCFI1sNEore sEIidss Fs1cEs
FrarR Pastry p~ barrel g ~ ghflassie
= - retail .rsrert 3 81 wholesale = - rnfed
Mfr-r.FFFn MitliinQz s. E.F fon ri.faa<s.Ia
1 e0 ger rzf. re-aiI trszl. 80 ~ Ier I'm. whole
s@3e - ger rt tai ea-n sd osts ~ rer trr
stola~sis - p Pr eFf rftsii
FRowsfoVs- Hees pork rssr thI 81 - eisa'
pork Sir taraR wholesale. lie Iar = sfrrr .'ie-s
-. snoxea hessf lac- lard fssTcs@. "a keftis
Ssnr-syraouse. bsr-el s p. saeirsw 4 a.
-Frus-f i-rrffr = - clover a. fse kS7 r o.
5 = oressrd Trs-s. > So ks1fars8 hlpe srpss
EgRosvss on wstsr white ~ era ~ f11.
rer za Ia rhlCsr te<f it4c rF~ ga
LsSr PIssTsa r. -sr i87s ! 81 per -on fror
rtE Fsrehoase 3 e reT foz
p szTFFgv1 n sTEET ss 81 ARE fsrHrf t,s741s
~ or -, osio kl ~ Pafasssy 8 - haif
ssc F.a- b. ceuazf sal q Eer btis s-ucro
Is per hss.. sss ~ s,s-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NssH1SoroS. April 2t-Tbe tmerlcsn
Surgical kssc-ciation ci0se2 ~ annasi ses-
son to-day. and "a s1ssrnsd - ueef IN th5s
e7ty one year neucs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

yrzNSA April 3t-The Notifications Of
the Dardansile- are being repaired. evi-
deutly with great haste.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
TRADE AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.

OFPICE or r. V. TAYLOR. Powers Block.
GRAND RAPIDS. April u. i5o5.
Cables Wheat and corns teady and unchangeC
OnsOls steady.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
MOTIFS OF the CAMPAIGN.

largo and enthusiastic meeting ot veteran
soldiers sailors OF rs NNIIid Assembly plsic' "i
bcida No220I IhIdayc Friday evening. to furte' '
election cnnddar1 Tor Office who are the Known anu P
nonnced friend, Of veterans arl 's' teir claims hI &
n ut under tho laws A club Ua' organize WIN VIZ
Il officers Chairman. ". G. iOty, YlCScnNrmtl, AZ
MCGmna secretary. GoUrRo ", Alh0It t'" 1In
ndcrhill Hac espOnlin; secretary , {" iiy ryig
follow ing campaign CUmmittcS was named Gi
james keenan, nd ". W. HoWira TIC cup o rf " Tio
te Republican state ticket and aiOprh the hAhV c
Davenport Carr tlup An tl'rllu'"Ih
brdaf he lIacc Ihursiny cNrnnS anu ~
meeting to aidIC .s3l by cliuoat soldiers VIII '' "O' "
early date.
The Davenport and Carr Campaign tluD OF 'ho
NVIIuh Assembly District. hd an cntlu7aslc meeting ut
No Gi3 Thir!ayc. Friday evening "Hianl Ia,
prrsing Mahlon Chance. Of ohio, spoke ana "h'n ~ Va
- ,....oh D.. ,,,I,i,,e1 oh. for hoIr of the
no raj strtion g. Blaine the whoo n l,
Ia II. lo.t am cheer several minutes Ho XII ,ns
was Captain Hugh Coleman. Oi The b0th rsln%o %
Drluocr itc WHO gave lsngh the Toas0ns ND No
AMI should support Ltc isnp lbU pg,6
the party of protection and reform Another ~oo'S ~
Leld next Friday. s.,,i,,,ar,
Republican club anzed ~ h' % ~ tiIoN
l.. L. Satuidy evening wiz IL
on!cers: i,sdent. Louis LanX secretary hh ar Koch,
TREASURER 4. li. furth a meeting VIZ 10 ~" w ~
Hall AZ * { erman settlement, ueAt aatuHia''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
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DIED.

DAY-At Br1Oksde Y. j.. Thursday, october To- 1885,
Henry Day. In tue 6Ith year or ms age.
Fuuera services at his late residence IN Brookde, " j.
OF Monday, the 18th INST, at 10 O'CLOCK n m
CUTuNG-At his residence. city, saturday
Ing tOber u, Waller L. Cutting.
Funeral services { Gree Church. Tuesday morning. OctO.
Der ~. at loUclOck.
Relatives the family respectfully inyeI
ntteut
FI~HhR-At West Englcwood. Nj, october lG, julia
E5her. wie Of the late ~ iliiam Fisher.
Funeral from the house OF Mis- LcDbenS Chapman West
Eu-Iewood " j.. at 2OcOcS y. On Monday next. o
IIAtWDOD-At 1rinty KectOEy. SewIiayen. october IS,
ns. Of & ph0ual anal fever Aida Van rcla!. bciOYcd
daught.r o. OWN aud Marion EckfOrd lIar@OOl.
services will DO he'll IN Trinity Ca1r3I, SoWIaVeu,
MOndB, 18Th inst at o'ciocS p m -, ,o.
The burial will be at Hempste4L l. H. Tuesday the -Oa
Tram leaves Hunters Point at s3j a. m.
MARTI Woodbridge. y t. saturday. October l..
otsp1p'exy Ann EJla e;h. W.T. Of the Rev. william NJ
Martin. oi Br0o1.yu. in the 6'th year of her ase.
THO residence Of Joseph II. T. Martin NCOdOdSc on Non.
day the 1T uist. Al O'Clock .. "a.
Train leaves Sew-l OrA penn H. r. AZ II O'Clock N.
MARVIN-In Brooklyn, sunday evcnG., october - 1852
Henry H. Marvin. only child OF CHARLES IL aud the lato
LaS1nif Marvin. aged u years
EOtIcc OF funeral hsrstfor
MoORE-On sunday morning. l'th inst, ArEa, beloved
wife u KOO0rt Moro aged % years.
NOtCe OF rral hereafter
MI IS-Octo at his residence. IL 17ttst
Elisha Mills In the 9Jth Je!r 0t his age
Re atcs friends invited attend his funeral
Tuesday the 3Otl ust Il o. ~ tron The chapel 1
the nversity Place Presbyterian Church, corner lO,sG
pAYT.koON-Dn Sa'uriay. october l.. susan, relcJ o
Jacob VI. Patterson. gcd y years.
Relatives friends invoi 70 attend the funea ser
vices al re-IGenc l5J suiolsl Tuesday, 2Ot1
Ffiet IS az particularly requested not t. flowers.
SANps-At Red bank y J.. October y. Pau f., Of
Fuaefa on $ioadly At O'Clock from Baptist Church.
Hed Bank, \. j.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

Letters for roro- countries n,s tn)t b, speciality alrs5ni
s,Ic, sir a,g'1 M n A., 5nsat,
s9scy addressed ceas ssl; by tl' tl't' s'
Foreign 70: the week eniat oe ooaT p VIII c'"
1UE>DAN-At l3J I. m. for Por-o htcO Urect PEE = =
Aut.las a. ? H. Tor .I a. per !, m ir Sit
H. = Manhattan, VIA Bos;on').
WEDNEoDAI-At ga. IN. ior Newfoundland pors s. MI
Qa'ca,to sh letters Tor fraaee Gernaa &c, must %
stc' per B. E,cr via >oltha'aytcn ard Brolen oct:
Tor Great ,r.,tn aia Other european g'H ''!.es
dirssr per s., lJtalndie. va lIiyr' az ~ D. N ~:
San Siasos mu.t be directed per staa-er VIA He"'
.I;aF. f.: Fas? s4 SeF7ay. lssf sis s: GS:
s tuaga ~ l4a ,9,a and Tf'I ouf Eafo & Joaa 6iaats
mus. be drec.ei per "ialand ~ al i2S} ..l, , ~
tow torn Ia,o for t-p' Geo H1yn Y ,Iyic. ~ az a.;
Y.a1 D. II Tor rTUxlD ana IuItai FeI 5. 8 ffe1e's'-
mos,N, va ~. ir %S'ew.ouadla.a via Hlncx
sATUKDAY-Al 3l. N. for hur2p,, pcrs Etrlr1a via
Wa Queenstown Al D. Il L., ior eGAEI Hric@ pen ~,r
S,,ticc1s.a"G M 3 a. m. Ev bc!AIa direct. per ;,
NoofSSanSS SanS VA A A"s"S % M Tor to Y3JStili olroe
Der SG 3 s. lam wa Auscrdlm uc.ters ge tirec I'd
sper Ldam' at IN ior santa o. cuba per sou, 4
Cinba VIA at IL az, N 5r t3 tS ~ Wa'@i ya @
bados per $ Eerulda Al -; ~ p ~ t2 .at np" W. G
Y Of acS NSnITe1 T "a a sesYs""H '0'' ''
strNDAY-At 1890 p. tor Honduras all Guatemala per
~ City OF alias ,ia New.OrieaD'
ST the }S2 Sas isa1 S 2SF a s'1T@r a. l ns saa
Sa9igich Islands. per M1rDCsi lylS "a tTaa'
cisco, close mere October - az D. M Mas )e CEihb
ami ia au per Gaelic wa, san FTarcis 90 CESS
ZEALAND FIn samoan isans per ;. z a a. aiil, 7
Wa san Francisco) cl'se mere Nov mbcr Il az
N m 1or On arrival nc NcY-NDrA % :. = BAti, WA
Eutish mails lor Australia Mails Tor CuDA W IA"
10 Tampa Fla, ana thence by steamer VA AV "0''
Fla close ~ this once daily AZ 2;3J L. NJ
The schedule .; closing OF rraasPactas ml' arrIl,t
presamOuon o. TIER GI1srtipte 9ys'f y rr "a
' HENRY O. PEARSON. P1sLnl1.sH
PouOacs, New.YOrK. ". Y. october l6 1850
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
From PpHcb.

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AnN1Hy ASAleV Co1)>y. Etri n SiTs.urH E,rn fPr =
1901. DfGd vr'Jb'r ]. lSSI.
is life worth llYIng VINO VIII Il trr % Ish,
Remembering Thy nOby O.udcd ta-b,
LdTgeh"Srcd Earl, whose euEthcnci tract 0l years
Death -ShadOWcd now amidst = peoples Tears,
Spread smiles like sunshine on the crt5 dark was
II Heavens approval and tho peoples praise,
POvcriy's blessing, and the joy h.ime
or ministry th3t lifts the curse OF crime,
II these avail TO dover our days with worth.
How happy was Thy life. VINO wealth and birih
Mad'st not "a perch for pica,urr. pilde, prrt.nce'
But vantage ground Tor high hcpenc' 'uce.
Friend OF The fallen. helper OF the poor.
The poor shall see. tie fallen hear 40 more
That Findiy presence. that inspiring voice,
As I'm thy life their thousands dd rejoice,
So AT hydeath they gricvc. Ihc>e t9lcrS gray
VINO HHl so little sun on llfu', hard way,
Those helpless thrals OF trade. whose SPIRITS feed
The long Telentlcss grinding Oi tho wheel,
Those all upChidlIkc children, victims siuaA
OfmOlcrn MO!0ch5, all "hO creep or ftIl
On pOyerty's rough road, or crimes steep s.oie,
VIII miss the presence of lrcarnatc huVe
Ia the Good Larl. Yet mas their champion lett
BrQuests OF which they shall not be bcrclt,
And lc- c-acies OF help, IN sOttcncd law.
And guardian ci!ct; 80 that MainmouH p ma"
Crushes them not quite wholly as of old
There be his monuments His heart Is cola
Who reads uuuOSet the roll Of that lOnc lifc.
With naught but suffering and wrong al stTlc,
or marks without "a touch OF fearful mist
The passing OF the great PhlanthrOp.sL
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
ORITTARY NOTES.

FL,uRA, Oct. IS Martin :. Palmer, who
opened the first Western Union Telegraph Office IN
Ermra and was its manager for twenty years. and was
one of the first train dpatchcrs on the Ero Railway
died this evening, age hity years.
SYRACUSE. oct. lS.-Mrs. Amelia Opper, OF Clyde has
lus, died Her husband was killed in the Battle OF the
wilderness in S64 and the news Of his death drove her
insane Her life was blank until four weeks before
her DEATH when her reason returned, and she retained
her senses until tho last
CHICAGO Oct. ls.-A dispatch 10 The Hie''Gccdn from
GricesNllle. H., says Charles II. Phiibrck private
secratary to President Lincoln at the time OF tic lters
transformations died at his home here yesterday OF
nara!ys4 OF the heart Mr. Phlbrlcks occupation lat
lcrlY Mns TINT OF u neMapAner writer
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.--Ghe general court
martial convened DAvid's Island, NewYOrk HarbOr
BY special orders, April lG 1s55, has been dissolved
THIS order 10 take eject upon the competition OF
case that may before the at tho ddje OF its
receipt Tho general couTtmartii convened at Column
bus Barracks, Ohio, by special orders, August H. So
is also dissolved This order to take effect upon the
completion of any that may be before the
the date OF its receipt general couTt-maral is ap-
pointed 10 meet al Davids Island New York HaIbor at
il a m ON October 20, thereafter as prac
tlcable for the trial OF such rsoncrs as may be
brought before IT. The detail for The court az follows
Lirutenant-C Colonel Alfred L. HOugh 10Th Infantry
Naior Alfred 4. Woodruff, SURGEON : Ctifaiu
Frederick T.. IrOtcr, l4th Inf,'.trv /.
Captain Stephen Stafford, 18th Infantry !.
FIRST Lieutenant william Hoffman, ith Infantry First.
LeutC naut Harry L. Haskell l2th Infantry Firs.lIeu.
tenant Calvin d. COWies. 23d Infantry, ana Ftst-Lieu.
tenant william H. Pitcher. sh Infantry Judge Advocate.
general cOurt-martia is appointed TO meet at Column
bus Barracks, Ouo at IL on October 20 or as soon
thereafter practicable for the trial Of such prisoners
asma be brought before IT, Detail for the Lieu.
ttnantCOOHe Robert H. Ofley, l7th Infantry Captain
Stephen T.. JOcclyu 2lst Infantry; Captain james c.
Merrill, Assistant SURGEON; Captain Daniel F. CAillnan,
l Infantry First-Iieutcnaut TheOphiius W. MOrr sun
lOth lRlautry FIRST Lieutenant William j. Campbell
"a luiautry First-Lleutenaut Rufus II. Brown, 4tn
ihIahry; FirstLleutcDant John McMdrt, 10Th Imam
uy ana FrstLieutcnant Alexander Ogle l7th Infantry
JGdse Advocate
Lieutenant William r. Howard, 2d Artillery. has been
ofdered before the Retiring Board at Governors Island.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
rnp MAYOR OF Rr0nKLYN.

To me EdttDr Of Ihe IrtbHHc.
SIR: Arc Brooklyn Republicans left to infer
that Tudor" voices their sentiments In reference to
the man to be put forward as candidate for Mayor
Tie wrltcr has couvcrscd with OF the most prom
oat leaders the party and yet no one has said ns
much as your correspondent hS, assumed Alderman
Dnou l., "a gentleman Of ability and has wrought faith
fully .nd couscicutousy city officer. No doubt II
elected Mayor he woulG honor the position and 90 great
credit 10 himself by strict discharge Of h' high duties
fl s believed that iir Dmou would he earnestly Hup
ported by hts party. lut all th- might not mako hu
MAYOR Il is well ask IN the lnt oi experience WHY
SrIh Low wa, elected Mayor 81 Brook yn twice. Why
hi. first election city overwhelmingly DcmocIatl'
4 fr as voters are concerned Certainly not because
he hid boon schoulod u public AFFAIR." or hal held posi-
tluu. under the Cty Government and had studded tH'
iuictc.js OF our mUulC palty. lie had held no Once
and was In no sruSr a poi.ia lie was business
man. an educated man. mGu of high moral integrity
man too high minded 10 give Thought to anything uHt
thr slcrrdntss OF hls official obligations. aud INtNi
DISCHARGE of the same u tho Interest ~ the people I'D o'
served Mr. Low stood outside the circle OF active po
it.c, and VA, only oIlIed - citizen oi fHl" per,
-o.al traits aud whoso record such no one c"u'h
oub ION To-day looked the model NAY 5"i'
Ii Republicans expect 10 r.rct man 10 fuctteu mayor
Low aud To take up aud carry Forward hl- N"lh' Hc
must hr cltilrn well yrr-ci u the IrnrII'H ol 'n
Ser, Ice reform who. because ho - without potI
icuI complications ahd II known a5 capable "tI'iEl
forward clean. intelligent business man, can ""hIAul
the votes OF both political pdltr-. Oh9t"NLN'
Erootigi, oct. TO- l--J.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19

political as business and that he was willing to pay
big check for place the Democratic State ticket as
an advertising scheme. The State Committee has re-
ceived reports from nearly 1000 election precincts
showing wonderful unanimity of sentl-
ment amongz Republican voters, Representatives.
oflabor who call the committee say that the WORK
ingmen have become tired OF Democratic PROMISES
made only to nc broken. aud see III the en
dency OF tho Democracy the greatest Zoe OF Auefca
labor In the Republican party they see an lhtoliigeue
and growing interest In the labor question, WHICH, Win
the emphatic Protective Tariff policy OF the party en-
titles II TO their support. AS an insance OF he Iechg
over the state Secretary Chickering yesterday shoWeu
TRIBUNE reporter letter he mad just received IN wIic
the writer sald: Every Republican vote VIII De pO!leu
In our town II has been Democratic usually by 40 10
80 We shall carry it for Davenport. That Is our marx
and We Will reach it," Mr. Chickering said; "lhe
name of the writer OF that letter sent us by the
chairman OF his County Committee about the Only
was thought to be lukcwarm or apathetc.
with eycry mail do you wonder that We think tho ke'
puhhcans are going To carry New-lOrk
EX-Assembl yman Gcddcs. Of Syracuse. VINO mas Deel
all over the State. said to tho committee yesterday nat
In all his political experience he had never seen SO
favorable an outlook. Every day brings new evidence
0f Democratic votes that Will be cast Tor davenport
Ex-senator Eidman told last night OF half dozen Dem,
Ocrals OF his acquaintance and more that he had heard
reported. Among other callers yesterday were Joseph
snyder and General John A Foster.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
PHASES OF STATE POLITICS.
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
A CAUCUS TO BE HELD TO-NIGHT-NAMEs THAI
ARE FAvoRABLY MENTIONED.

CAUCUS TO BE HELD TO-NIGHT-NAMEs THAT
ARE FAvoRABLY MENTIONED.
Discussion as to the Republican county ticket
the attention OF the local politicians IheFe
is almost much interest felt by Democratic politicians
as by Republicans. 1t is conceded by all that II the
Democratic vote is Mt all evenly divided By the Tam
many Hall and County Democracy county tickets tho
Republican ticket II good one has an excellent chance
Of winning The Republican ticket, 1t is felt must be
good one from top to bottom and Loyalty supported TO
insnre success.
That Judge Barrett will be ndorscd seems likely,
for the that with united Democratic nomlha-
tion 1t would be exceedingly difficult to defeat him
Whether Judge Sedgwck. for the supreme Court VIII
also be iudorsed is not under considcratlon II | nc 20
not there several available candidates Among theso
Henry l. scudder, General Joseph g. J"ehsoh, -
wenown lawyer and an old member OF the EePuPgcr Po
can County Committee, ana Henry L' ,oroG
the Common Pleas Court several names are consaSrcu
Edward Mitchell. the chairman OF the RePmn0aa Prnn,oas
County Committee, Theron G. strong ana Iho'naS n
Allison deemed available eltner t%a
this or the. supreme Cq9rt Uawes ESr viii wiz
all probability be rcnOmnated. ana for the reRain9
place Frederick = Gedney. Myers lsaacs, ana WILLIAM
The canddaies for sher include several goo names
The field at present Ia narrowed down to cG CIitvu @
States Marshal Joel i. Erhardt, ex-Aldermah J3hh W.
JacObus and Police Captain Aexahuet p Inhn
Colonel Emmons Clark and Excise commissioners @ John
j. Morris also have friends who are urging lheiI h
and availability .-, ,,,o,ool Vor.
Republicans unless lie shall be deemed most ayaiiDo
son is also brought forward by his friends.
Thus far sX-TaX Commissioner InOmss %, d.
Asten ia the most prominent candidate IOtt
the nomination for President OF the B0ard % ol
Aldermen Alderman Van Rensselaer, OF tho MIN Us
trict who has made irreproachabe record III nv ny
Board OF Aldermen. may be brought forward for t,ls
nomination. Either OF these would command inc Iull NC
publican vote. -, ,o.,,o,.
Dr. Charles l.. Gilbert viii PROBABLY De presehteU y!
the XIllth District tor Coroner ,,. .rts
There will be caucus OF Republican leaders thls
evening when the availability OF the various canduaE'
will be discussed. and probably the hi1e7 ot l'o
dates will bc agreed oil to be submitted tO the County
apVa apf inn
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
CITIZENS or BROOKLYN ARorsED.
rur ispElLNDaNr LEAGUE DECIDES 10 NoMiSATE
4 NON-rARII,AN MAYOR.

NON-rARII>AS MAYOR
The Citizens League of Brooklyn, composed
OF member, OF both political parties and pie sed 10
secure hy n! possible means the continuance ot nou-
part sam Lomc.ruc H. Brooklyn has had several pro
tr.cted conferences upon the subject Of nomination
,,r the Nlyor,jy which would secure the hcary sup
port Of all independent ciIzcus a.d of the
great body Of Republican voters. Members ~ the
Ecpunic.u General Committee have conferred with
rcpre.en1tyes OF the League and the names OF num-
her Of candidates have been consderrd Tho Leacue has
securc the cooperation Of the Young Republican Cub
and OF the Young Ncu's Democratic Club IN regard to
securing tho adoption OF lts principles by the nominating
conventions. The Democratic Convention threw sop
10 the League by adopting 10, principles and then
nominated u man who could bo regarded as
rcprcscntin. nothing embodiment OF thc worst
phase ui NcInushuut IN.
After the Democratic Convention the members OF the
T.lgr hcId another conference aud decided tn auic
p,'c the Keuubctn Convent Ou by calling e'ue"tihs o.
1ftens tn consider subject OF ludeprn cent uol-
uafou The meeting will uc held tomorrow IN the As
-ru,.v Room, ur TIC IrOokyD Academy OF Music and
all cttcu- Interested the matter are invited 10 CO.
nu.ratr with the members oi the lc'Ku" ht inc
meeting It's believed that II tho League dtciGc' 10
nominate a w,tuonn independent DCmoc!at Wgo
.upp1rtrd MAYOR L,H and opposes Governor Hl!. hc
viii Doe uIade The candidate Uf She Republican C"nNcl
tinu I.ut falling TO hld such man thc League viii
roIunfr a Erpubilpau of tho stamp uf Mayor Low, or
the iur- of hr Ia dependent Democrats lHdoI "t are
Generals ~ilcuia and Woodward. l.lNdul VI ~hNpuiId
Theodore T. Jackson aud /. W. tturrhT. 40 4I't
named IS re- gatdcd by msAy a. the most available
New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
WILLIAM WORKMAN. " u.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. Is (SpecmD.-Dr.
william Wor,nan died in this city last evening IN the
cl,ttv.eicnth year OF his axe. lie a ratiyo Of
Corraiu Mass AMI z "a Iuato OF tho Harvard Medical
School In the class OF t@2j After practising In shrewS
bury ten years. he settled In Worcester in 1888. In
$50 lie retired from active practice with largo fort
uue lie was u member of the NassachusettS NedeR
,, r,r over tifty years and held high rank IN his
.lou from l~j2 to lS12. He member of the
board OF Trustees of the state hhuatc ASy'u ne
hnr, whom he survived four years. lilo leaves thrcc
Al M liter, and ono son.