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

POLITICAL OUTLOOK JOHN RUSSELL
YOUNG-SOCIAL SILHOUETTES
PROM Az occA-IoSAL CORRESPONDING % TdA rMnUNEl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE result in Ohio
has given new confidence 10 the Republicans In this
state and has corrcspondngy depressed the opposition
There Is hardly probability that even II Hoaily hal
aecn elected Ia Ohio Quay would have been defeated IN
penn,ylvaaIs. but It is certain that tho OF
Foraker 4, to have some effect rpon our majority
Privat. letters from John Russell Young say that he
Will be ia Philadelphia IN few days aai there Is much
talk among newspaper writer's as to h' probable intea-
uors lie ia tho largest owner OF The Erenh0 star,
which Is nest profitable concern II Il not expected
however that he VIII mako any Tadlcai changes IN tho
conduct Of that paper.
Inquiry anons the Catholics here develops that thero
g. no idea a- to VINO will bo chosen tC succeed the late
Cardinal McCloskey Ono OF the most prominent Cath
ollcs says 1t does not follow that any ono will nccess
ary be made Prince OF tho Church. and yet 1t IL not
unlikely that His Grace OF Baltimore, or ore OF our own
great Archblshops may receive the red cap within a
year"
A was expected. many couples goag to Camden TO
cot married Since October there have been eighteen
marriages there, sixteen o: which were Of Ph!lade
phlans.
AT independence Hall tho registry books show that by
,o .ho largest number OF visitors are from New York
Tbev often ask 10 the home OF the who lives in
bc streplc but hs request cannot be complied with
M nne Ls lived n he Iteepe since tao abolition OF the
Volunteer tlrC department IN lofI
THO Nanayunk committee formed for tho purpose OF
neyatins the condition II tho poor mas ,een practically
Gs.oyed for the reason that no repetition OF last
TintI r's sllerng Is looked for great many Of the
w0rkmen have obtained employment In the city ana
neighboring tOwES 800 $3.50
The unf1yOral e result OF the State Fair which closed
soeyhat abruptly accounted for In part by the bad
weather. Excursion tickets were sold only for certain
Javs and or those days 1t rained. President Wilhelm
saws that receipts only about 90 per cent OF the
Tho Grand Jury reports upon Chestnut St that It ia In
many places In n bad condition caused by Improperly
laid paycmcns and by service connections made by
the gas department.
"A corlnitteo OF tho 05th Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers. has been appointed to arrange for the
| erection at Gettysburg OF a monument to mark the
| nosltion held by the command In that battle.
The famous Glover ClnO has made application for
| charter The incOrpOrators are NJ I. Handy. A. X.
/ Mcclure, James II. Havorin Erastus Branard, W. ~.
! Iunu, George c. PicIie and Louis n. Megargeo.
II ia understood that there Will be mn effort this winter
10 establish old style, real leo skating park here
| 4 b. Iippincot; IL Co. reDbrt large sales of Social
sIhouettes" written by Edgar Fawcctt. The book Is
published by Ticknor Fields Boston, and Is dedicated
| to Whitelaw Reid.
John A. McCau has purchased the American right tC
the new comic opera, don Caesar" and 1t will be pro
duced the Opera House In this city during the