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New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
Der "a. Leonora Adams. widow OF

ApAMsAts Louis. October "a Leonors Adams widow OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter
COkSudcny October "a at har late reedenc, sgs Van
WEI Brooklyn Jui r.; wfa OF Ralph l. Cook
n, at 2D m. "1''''' iuesa"y' oc''ocf
GORDON-Entercl into rest at Part, ,u,,o ~
EId9y, EIy, @ O.sooer ~ Flolan w Gonion cashier OF the
@ lex county Baak andyoGngcst the lass Adam
Fnnea services from his late eenc, at Perth mboy on
~ hMoniSsy, on me 26ih ipsi at 3 o'clo x p.
Carriages in waiting
HARDY saturiay October "a at the residence o, hi,
soDiin aw william H. Caldwell, 90 West 125th-st. John
Relatives an friends respectfully invited to at,ai the
luhera services Monday evening OciOber 26 OcloeI
IRON - Jamtss ". +. Church l26th-st Mad
Intefmenr at cypress Hin Tuesday morning.
HEBARD-on Tuesday. octoser 90 1885. at North East
Henry Hebard, In ths seth yearot hs age
InterHient at Amen n. Y.
LYNCH-On Saturday October o. Martha Rerrv a,ad
Funeral Tuesday the 27th Inst at O'CLOCK from slo
" Asleep IL Jesus"
McMARTIN At Montreal C,nada. of pneumonia Linda.
FTends are invited 10 atteni the funeral at tho
brOo"yh on Monday 10th inst at $3.50 ,. m.
MYGATT-At New-Miiford, Conn, Saturday October d
MIS- mis- Martha D. Mygatf. in her y0th year.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, October ~ at O'clock
PRAWL-In Jersey city SATURDAY. October "a Ca.he
ne r. widow Of the late Aaron Praw the s2d year Of
Relatives and friends respectfully attend the
n9ral services the Eiist Eoformsd ohurc6 Passpc
Train leaves Erie Raiiroad Depot at ~ uoon.
sLAGHr-On Sunday october 70, Henry L. sazht in the
Relatives and friends invited the funeral Sc T.
vices from his late residence 2S4 Quincy brooklyn on
nTdesday, October q. ats M
Please omit hOwers.
WRIGHToctober % 1885. sarah widow OF tho late Will
Funeral SUNDAY evening 9th at O'Clock at tha
rasienee OF her soninaw. George d. Winter 4O3 West
Interment Monday in Greenwood
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I'osf ONCE Notice.

Letters Tor no 5orsSn aoslaot b, .2,'y trs'i
siredto 15at II <ng an 80 dosan.at,
letters not specially addressi beng seat by tls fastest Vs.
ISTsEn mats 70: tAs week sn!iaI oc,S9er 81 will close
TUESDAY-At / (. for ST. Thomas sad for Brazil and
The la Plata ceunrres, via Brazil per Merrimsok.
omne via Queenstown uetters ior Grest Britain aud
Erf0P 10 mt Sr rsrsso Mas Ss MsS per 1t
Grip Fast al 1880 p N. for Hsyu per s. Alene.
via via southampton ana Bremen; for France
direct per ; $ tanati. wa Haye ds'ters nus os d.
!fSiG% Sapas FTaDssso and faeatan; Hsrin. ys
DO directed per steamer wa New. oTIeans@G at 80
for fruxio and Ruatan. pei g. Professor Morse.
rnURsDAY-At0 a m for EUROPE. per s. Adra,is. via
ana soatI Pacinc ports. per Aioano wa KINGS
SP sGT - M or BcTnlaa per orinoco p NJ for
Nassau. A.. per T. >. sapuago.
AZ 40 hT m. for ~ noaaras and Gaatenia per
Ellie knight via AewOreans
oEeenstown tIeters dermany ETC. bO irccr d
Rer sy a St a. 9 a. no. nor SSnhsy r s a Si' aSS Pee pcr
BogonInnd. via Antwerp dettcrs wust be drec,~,.
ss per htSiSea uStSonA VIA GLASGOW tetsrs Gsesi
p5s seh9ltsn wa Rot 'Srn@ testers e., mus, 30
CnDttsI Amerira an tho Pac ports. per 3.
Nernnus wa KinsstSn Hst,'rs i0f MyAiSS a @ Ss l'
per s. POrua.
I 7so P % io' lraNO an" R""''a per
CISCO close hero oatooe: rs a. ~ Mails f,r tas
cisco coss october 81 at D m Nlis fos Chisa
anu Japan. per s. Gaelic wa san frtncls ,oL Gloss
hare o gem6er = at M Mails for Australia New
Hcaiand F1n aud samoan Islaab pr s. Iyaaniia
tyia san FranciscOl close aore November Il 1 az =
o. m. (or ol agryl az Newinrx ot & bGtl. win
Rrtisn mails for Australia. Mails for CuDL by rAt
~ Tampa Fla ana thence by steamer. Key Ho,.
Ell cio,s AZ this ohco daily AZ -JJ - Ne
.be sshelule OF closn .; rsa1sPactto mests arrilp
on the presumDuOn theT ulnt terTsl oVortali trlst
San FrancscO from the East arrYins OK rNt bi
krsncsco On Of sailing stesners ars dSpie'lh
thence same day. ,..,,,. - ,,,,,soS p,,to,s,,r
Post otice New.York. y. Y. OCTOBER - 1909
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Special Notites.

A. MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGUS
Costumes Properties Prompt Rooks Plays including
CELEBRATED PRIZE PLAYS,
THE GLADIATOR AND MATAMoRA
BY DR. BIRD.
THE BROKER OF BOGATA
BY Mr. STONE.
And all Mr. McCullough's rights therein.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE
by order OF the Guarantee Trust and Deposit Co..
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3d. AT O'CLOCK
at the
GALLERIES OF ORTGIEs CO.
S45 ANDsi7 BROADwAl
Al Carpet Clcnnsng.-Thos James stewart.
Only Offices:
l. o04 Broaiway w. and Erie and 9th sts C. Telephone
REAL BRONZE,
POTTERY AND BRASS
ON EXHIBITION AT TIE BARKER ART GALLERY,
AZ and 10 Liberty-st.
UNTIL TIME OF SALE BY AUCTION,
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Oc'o1er =, 70 and 20 at2:3G pm
most important exhibit OF
REAL BRONZE An MARBLE CLOCKS
AND MANTEL SETS.
FINE PORCELAI AINS. POLISHED BRASS STATUES ana
STANDS. COAL SCUTTLE-, F RE SCREENS PLAQUES
and MI MGRRORS CROWN DERBY WARE, HUNGARIAN
PIECES, MARBLE AND BRASS PEDESrALS
BISQUE GROUPS, TRAVELLING CLOCKS,
an n largo and complete as 5OTtment OF other
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES AND CURIOS,
all or new design and recent importation.
Catalogues mailed fr q
GEORGE /. BANKS. Auctioneer
Diamond Ear Ring5 matched. all sizes.
Watches make $40 to slOo sterling Snverware &o
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
FISH ArA FINE HOTEL. WARD ~ THE TONES.

FISH ATA FINE HOTEL, WARD ~ THE T0MBS
Good living good companonShlp and gem
orally genial surroundings arc having beneficial effect
upon Jamc D. Fish His life at the Murray Hill Hotel
although passed. under the shadow OF detectives mas
made decided change for the better In his appearance
Tho Old ruddy hue OF his face is coming back his eye
beams again his general bearing IA moro Ike what
IL was when he won't To the Ludlow street JAN MT
Fish proving delightful complnion to those allowed
toener into the do OF hls io at tho hotel MAJOR
Boyle the deputy warden OF Auburn Prison, mas MN
capital compauiOn. and also lOes DrtectiyeSrgehnt
Co.stovc Mr. Fish greatly disturbed over the
under the circumstances ho would rather become u
corpse But he has found Ncw.YOrk good place Tor
real 1--we man. aud he IL mt tkng tho moss OF IT, lie
weighs as much he did two years ago, and npw II Is
sa has st hopes OF living To green Old age IN 'ho
The yolng Napoleon OF Finance }" finds Tho Tombs
most dsagrrrabe place No prisoner on tral mas ever
taken kindly to II. The OLD Egyptian prison Is bht on
piles aud tie miasmatc OdOrs underlying ehEt oPnk
ana rising not suited TO refined OIitcIol5
nerves. Coll No. 81 is peculiarly the centre Ol !p
odors II Is I'm reality not az for any kind of crnln
No wonder therefore. that II hasa banetul enect upon
its occnpInfs whether guilty or not sun u IN Iuy w
had a wealthy prisoner ~ FOR poverty V'
Ward pa ,scd the day In tho TOmbs yesterday nc h'
no cllicts up a late hour Ia the day he hOos uot
avail himself of the privilege u an hour HeN"rc'c tWo
day other prisoners. but during the7o peioS
secluded chair and pays no attention 10 ,uoSo
around him. lie appears moody and lost III thonHh''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dot. eel a. m.-Local rains rei
in Texas ana Louisiana yesterday where thsro was
slight depression The low in Dakota developed no
activity There was couliness on the South Atlantic
coast Elsewhere fair weather prevailed. coid wave
advanced into Northern Minnesota o'het"I'o ", ~,
cboncas IN temperature were slight. The movement OF
tho baromeer here was slight during the clear weather
The temperature ranged between Aao ana oo sne
ayeraue t5OA. being O7so lower than on the corros
ponding day last year and 90 lower than on SATURDAY,
STATIONARY slightly higher temperature snu ar a
weather may DO expected In this city anu VIeihIy W
day cooler. partly cloudy weather Tuesday oooier'
fair weather Wednesday.
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he KyEw HIS C0UYTRT'S MdSroRf.

"Not very long ago We had rare customer
from the south" said OF tho white haiTea % luz,
tors Iat the Mintl He was evidently wol-to-do Dut
he had a widc-brimmed hat, long haI. flashing ey "
an unsonquerable curiosity He asked Questions I
last we stood In the cabinet tho second oor woa9
coins from every country are placed III %
cases The man from the sunny South eyed col W
two thousand years ago I'm Asia Minor, at ancleni nm &
delphia. Below 1t notice OF us age rnad ,he
worth The Southcrner's eyes contracted ns NO
notice his countenance became savage ne cion0 ~
lists STAN ped soundly the floor, muttorihR'
"'Tts a--neP
"' Whatf exclaimed.
a. About that coin, he said. ,,,
"'ThnkIng he was an ignoramus asked MIN -, ,y
Didn't you know Philadelphia was 1000 years oIut
"'Or course, you fool, he blurted out pu' "'"
think there was a mint here then! "
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Eclipse Boat Club House, at the foot OF One
hundred fourth st. filled Of the club
and others night when one proposed that
meeting be held W. Jacobus be inloIssd as
candidate for Shord ybody acquesced and Edw ard h
Me "A mo o. County Democracy, was maze
chairman George Chase another Democrat seeretsIy
III everything possible 10 AID
election OF Mr. JacObuA over seventy persons were
present nearly alt OF whom Democrats There r. Q
strong feeling that OF the city against Contractor ana
Police Justice Willie the County Democracy candidate.
tho city.
IA meeting regardless of party he
Il the Gedney HoTss on Saturday night for he
purpose Of advancing the canvass OF Colonel John
JacObns for Shsrn. General IL, II. Barnum presid ed
Colonel George y. Hopper acted secretary. IL was r
solved 70 organize In each Assembly District copmes 81
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26

JUDGE PRINCE REVIEWING HILLS RECORD.

PENN YANN, n. Y, Oct. % (Speciob.-The
Republican massneeng last night, which gathered TO
listen to /. Bradford Prince. a notable success
Daniel Morris presided with fifteen vice-presidents and
ton secretaries Judge Prince began his address by re-
ferrtng to the intense National interest in this campaign
as the first verdict OF the Empire State the new Adj
mnstration. The remarks the history OF HPs legs
la:ive were OF great interest Judge Prince hav
served IN the Assembly with HILL COnceding HIPS good
personal character lie denounced hts political associa
tlOns shown In his record the lieutenant OF Tweed In
the Assembly of 1871. when his single vote could have
stopped bad legislation and In 1872, when lie opposed all
reform measures ard evinced his BOurbOnsm by his vote
against the XYth Amendment and OF his Tweedismby his
chanploshp OF Cardozo. The account OF the Cardozo
matter In the highest degree amatc and created
deep impression The whole speech received much ap-
fIa
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PROVING THAT HE WAS A DEMOCRAT.

BALTIMORE, Oct pa delegation of citizens,
not satisfied with the appointments election judges
or the local contest Wednesday visited the Board Of
Supervisors OF Elections yesterday to ask for lists This
request was evadsd and Dir. William f. Thornton OF
Lhe Board. ia quoted by The Herald saying: I'm n
Democrat and my idea ia tD appoint the weakest sort OF
Republican and to put hm with the shlrpest SORT OF
DemOcrats You know am q DemOcrat."
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Ass.mbly-Ist District. Daniel L. fina &C.. DJi IVth
District, John OCOnnrll &C.. ~. .
AIdernen-XXth Dat let, James i. Fitzgerald tT l.
HJi XXist DlsIict Henry H. sayles lhl WI District
J. d.. T. ~ q l. III IsL District. I1oma5
Cloay &C.. D. & / H. Xth District Charles j.. brehm
&C.. D.
The following nominations have been made IN brooklyn:
Asse:nbiy-XIth District. James H. Alaban (lLG Kiln
District, Richard n. Newton D.. .,,-
Aldermen District John SchlemaD, John Mulloh'
Allen NJ stohdard and william ID. stevenson Cd.
These Perth AmbOy, ~ j., have been made
AsssDbly-Ist Mbldlessx District. g. g. Homman
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OBITUARY..
JAMES T.. EwBANKS.

James E. Ewbanks, the oldest Quaker on
Long Island died yesterday at the house OF MS son III
Wn.hiuet. - l. Flushing. lie was ninety mine years
old aud OF tho leaders OF the lickSites He was
lifelong resident OF Flushing, aud was never engaged
in any buyinrsS He Inherited fortune at tho death 0f
his parents This he successfully invested ana MS e
tate Ia valued ncarly half million dollars HIS only
heir ia his son. His wife died thirty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
OBITUARY NOTES.

Henry L. Slaght a ship broker at No. IS
south.st died yesterday his home No 2Si Quncy-s
Brooklyn at the age Of sxty-sN lie was born IN New
Jersey Int had lived Brooklyn for the last twenty
dive year. In this city he was wcllknOwn In the snip
min = trade his being Slaght Bailey Co. widow
and Ave children form the surviving family. The
funeral Will be held to morrow.
HARTFORD, oct %. Major William j. Wood president
NJ the Collins Company Of the Connecticut Trust and
safe Deposit Company of this city, died to-day aso hy
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
o1rvpt.yD FEABIyG HiLES DEFE4E

ToirdO DtsDdtch 10 Ihr tucWhdi H'.,.'''''
n b. Bacon, architect of the G0Vcrhment
building aud brother rin-aw or President tleNtihi 70
turned from a visit To Washington thl' atterh"o%n on
While at the Captal City Nj Bacon was the guest OF te
Chief Executive. and besides giving the lIesuons "
pointer affairs IN Ohio, undoubtedly secureu bi""
OF information about matters generally. r, r.
&" What does he think Of New-lorkf laskeu Inc H"-
qidrerS representative - ,>.,uo,, will
be elected He Is going home to vote lor MT NE, ~ ~ III
would Ike TO him elected. nut does ot nN I'm ,h H.
be- found nhniher OF Democrats IrlcnuS 10 'uo ~"
ministratlon, too who hold tho same opinion.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
NoMIyATIoNs IN NEw-JERsEY.

TRENTON. y. j., Oct. 25.-Thc Republicans
of the LIST Assembly District held their convention at Prn
cessvlc yesterday ana nominated Symmes B. Hutch
inson, young Hamilton Township lawyer, for the As
scmbly Tho Democrats OF the district nominated
Josiah Wright, OF Princeton. As the district Is strongly
Repuoican ana Hutchinson is popular there is no doubt
Ol his election.
As3UgY PARK. v j.. Oct. 2j.-At the Republican Con
venton Yesterday afternoon Edward NJ. Fielder was
nominated or Representative from the lid Assembly
District.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS

rSy Ih Srrad from Liverpool Nathaniel Bar.
'vhn fStrnoick, j. tebertsoa Blacke j. W Rook
n2n dc Corvantes Lord JainCs U0nrlas Ma1sms
- ranges tie Rev. Dr. CHARLES r. Hale antsin y ~
A. sterling. - ''4 'H"~i'o' "ohoraI r.
Ari.o1a (Guion from Liverpool Frank Savage John
t1 sohn G. Gar.ood John Iifgvay, William TreveI
~, %. a. Barfeind, Gustav Saillard. ''
{ An1a;ic White starr from Liverpool on Saturdav
opsaholet H. q. BarcbArd. I. IL. Crowther r. r. Colds
aey Governor OF British Honduras; tho n on AIistair "a
S,' Ns2la9 42d Regiment Rossl Hghlaudsrs; A S Kin
Vsn Ausrs- Hnnssr.an Consul the kev. M McCsbe W
land '' 'N"o"''se"f 70 lno Ohi'ed states from Hol-
N.Y. NoordaLd Red STAR for Antwerp Saturday: Leon
sws,. ~ copeland. Dr. William HoIchkiss Morrison T.
v,sh2n, Dr. W. l. Kaercher - " ~"' r.
ny ny knata from Hamburg; Il. II. Bailey A. O. Thi,de
mach W Jerfchow Max Gege Otto Rensmau Ernst i1nss
Hoosrt Schmidt. Alfred Read ~ ''
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All Benson, Brooklyn .. 800
THE ZANE OLD sTOPY

There is more or less classical rhyme telling
how Phyllis sold Colin kiss for forty sheep, how
day she was willing 10 trade for kisses even and how
on the third day. the swains fancy having changed the
shepherdess was fain TO restore the forty sheep
KISS NOW We are told that young man out In Cousa
County, California, shot himself year ago because
young woman refused to marry him. Tho girl said he
was iso but the boy recovered. The other day the
her. 80 ~ W ''''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
LECTURES AND LESSONS FOR roUyG MEN.

The Young Mems Christian Association has
an intcrc,tng lecture programme for this winter The
lecturers that Fave been secured all well known ana
the concerts and entertainments that nave Deeh
planned will he entertaining and Instructive Al these
eniOymcnts open 10 members as wen a' wv 1 ~
GerInnn Frcnen spanisn pennanshp. stenOgiaphy ana
mu sic. The gymnasium has been rehitnu uutihs '"o
zen nnd IA .nng the host elnlppel ~ tnt cly.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
TIE DOGr0na nIII

from TIE Albany Journal.
was In prominent State at physican's office da
or two since whom OF the peculiar gentleman OF
the town came In II seems that tho had
bill OF sic 90, ttemlzed rs fJllowsi For medicine
~ 30; for calls l6 Placing 81 sc on the doctors knee
the gentleman sad That's for the medicine, and with
your permission. will return the Gala"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
COLONEL "PAT" D0YAS,,SACQgiSITloSS

cyom rae chicago fnter:Ocean l., 49,
Colonel "Patp Donan, of Dakota, mas arc, Ie,
Gently come possession of 10 acres OF Of the
CITY Of says he Is to lead TO tho
sgnorta Isabella Maria Infsnts n,v ch,S Of
sixnor Don Alerdo silly do Ia Gomez, hign LIZ vhs
Hidalgo, OF Chihuahua. Both parties belong 70 'no
Raman Catholic Church
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
THE WE4THkR REPORE

GOVERNMENT NDICATIoNs-FoR - HOURS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-For New-England,
fair weather. south west winds. slight changes IN
temperature. lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather varE
able Winds generally sOutherly stationary temperature
lower barometer. r,,,-,-,.,,.
For the vicinity OF New.York and Philadelphia
slightly warmer fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &C.. &c.

Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jell,s Prssecgs,
Canned and Branded Frls spcei Fruits ial PiciL Z.
&c. PUT UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
rcuars with references and prics, applcl,lo2
Address Mrs.. SARAH y McELRATH
Degr4y.st BrookIyn
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26

For All Lung Troubles as well as Complaints
Of the Thrust Dr Jaynes Expcctorant is certainly a
palliative and often a curative. as the testimony OF
thousands and its worldwide reputation attes, For
Coughs OF Colds no moro effective remedy can
be found.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
GOVERNOR HILLS SUNDAY IN ELMGRA.

ELMIRA, Oct. % (SDeciaD D.-GOvernor Hill
held meeting -day in his oice with his heoers from
all parts Of the county They drove In through the mud
and It evident that their coming by greement
he hcrcrs ramped up and down the stairs all day ahd
mos d the night
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26

Wednesday, October 81 at the resi-.
dspce o. the brides father by the Rev hass BAKER
MT William LAWS Brow1 OF Phads phia. Penn aDi
Lille laughter VI Dauiel o. Tatum, ESQ., of Brookl;n
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26

other person with her. The doorkeeper explained that
the President had days specially set apart for kissing
ibe cdren aud that fact he thought the President
would have to give IL up altogether.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
CHEERFUL FEELING AT THE GHSEY HOUSE
The Republican State Headquarters in the

CHEERFUL FEELING AT THE GILSEY HOUSE
The Republican State Headquarters in the
Gilscy House WIS a busy place yesterday, al housh
neither NJ. Davenport or General CalI was about
Chairman Colo said TO THE TRIBUNE reporter that the
canvass j. closing with al the vast advantages oi II,
beginning not only stl with the Republicans but greatly
Increased Colonel Au-on :. Wood was the only ,aud
date in the city yesterday. He went back 10 Albany
last NIGHT HIS estimate OF the situation l. That "a"
victory l. woa Oh thcissue- made mp hud thAl u u
only question uf the sIZ" az the majority. General
Carr came back Albany late last night Mr. Daven
port Will probably return to- lay.
john lIrk us. ~ II. Lawrence. who wa~ ono oi tIe
candidates Tor Assembly wieu General y VI. Gurus "d-
defeated FOR TcuOuluIt al hraliuArtcrs la-t
night To discuss the situation % that county. lie sid
that Curti-'S friends reporting hat the rta" COM
nit 'iudorScs ~ independent canvass f"r Assembly
trading on the STATE ticket for h. own election
He WIS met with denial that General Gurus was
backed by the committee and went away satisfied.
The Executive tomuiittcc viii hod "A meeting TINS
trruuou AZ which last reports from The town com
Initre. tr,icwrd aud the li- in-trtstions pre-
Iared ana scat ont Tuis Will he = work uf some mhgni
iud- there now 5000 polling places IA the state
the CauVA-scra for each polling place are to bc
reached directly.
Betting has been going for day or two
odds ~ 100 10 60 IN favor of Davenport J.. NJ khoN
WHO "A 1ammauI Dcmocsst j. said 20 have made The
chairman ~ the democratic ~ia.c Committee hu oHrI
Satur ay OF 10000 900 that i would be defeat
ed. lie Soundly brrat-d about the Holman House
Offering to bet against frUw"mOcrit, hrt got no
takers, EN-CougrcssmHu james =. smart. OF tanhrdg"
STATE Committeeman DIyid Miiber Oi Nj ford General
H. 4. IIaruum, Isaac G. Wears, Of Philadelphia, we're
among the caller. al headquarters YESTERDAY
The Republican County committee viii open head
quarters IN Rooms 3O3 aud 3Oi at the Gsry House this
morning. The finance Committee uf the committee met
tuere Saturday and made preliminary arrangements
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
YfsBIyo IN err pVr

"NhiS0 70 SEE CLEVELAND KIss BABIEs
a. Warrington Letter TO The P.Iadephle rfnes
A. Is this one of the Presidents kissing
innocentiy asked middle ged lady at the front
o. the White House lately, and seeing the IooS OF
p1se on the door-keepers face, she added: al want
"m kiss the baeies" But she had no child or
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
MARRIED.

Park q Tilford, of 5ta-ave and 59th st., sell
Colgate d Co.'s Laundry Soar. Thc standard article. .
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politlell Notiess.
For County Clerk.

For County Clerk.
JAMES A. FLACK
pooKnINDER AND MANUFACTURER
German Republican Central Committee.
Massmceng 10 ray the state and COUNTY nomination: %
30 heId ~ 1Ieada ermania Assembly Rooms 2Sk
wiz WIZ .eq 90 Rowery on UEsDAY EVENING, oct 81 1855.
FREpK VIM HOLLIS, esq. Hon. LEWIS 5. GoEBLE.
General JOSEPH II. CARR,
a o,bar eminent speakers will address the meeting.
FREDERICK FLACCUs esq, will preside.
c..,.,,,r Goet6 A. A. shiedler :. Herman,
S,l - Mani Joseph 4. Muhling Jacob Goide.
Urban Committee OF Arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
PLANS FOR ISoREASISG THE GRANT FUND.


Association have had under discussion for
the question 10 the best method OF securing
united effort among the different trades and business
houses IN this city To raise money for the fund Several
committees have already been appointed but they IN
clude few trades and lines OF business The desire
TO make II universal and have trade at work 10
increase the fund Tho Executive Committee feel tnat
active In this direction will be productive OF
much good, as there more Of inclination than
amounts OF money. either large small,
provided some means were prOyiced 10 gather the
money In In moro personal manner than voluntarily
contributing to the association. The following gentle
Monument Association on Tuesday next at p. l.:
Oliver UOyt, A. L. Sanger. Edmund Stevenson Charles
ii. IenDey. j. W. Fiskc, James W. PinchOt, Irving X.
Fisher Henry Elliott. q. ID. Baldwin William l.. Cole,
Richard Devees, John H. Inman, William A. Miles,
william b. Kendall. Richard Mueser James X. O'Beirne
r. T.. Ocot, Jesse Seligman f.. NaumDerg. y. K. Ken
ncdy, Henry A. Oakley, A. l.. Whyand Charles q. Nor
ten and John =. Townsend number OF gentlemen
have been selected from every trade IN the city,
and their names and fitness as sub-com-
OF which each is member will be discussed at this
meeting and committees will be appointed from every
trade II II is possible.
Tue Executive Committee has discussed ut several
neetngs as To what disposition should be made of the
Grant Fund until II Is large enough to applied TO
building the monument Cornelius N Bliss and Braytou
Ives were appointed to report upon this matter and
they have recommended that the money be deposited
with DrcXe Morgan Co specified rate OF interest
10 be agreed upon 1t probable that ths will be done
mitee which will probably he given at the ext meet
Ing The following subscriptions reported yester
day:
By Seth Lop.
A ii Benson. Brooklyn . 500
ByJ. n bloomington, Thfrd-are ana Fnysfr,h-st