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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Miss Mamie R. Thompson, daughter of james


p THOMPSON OF MODtclar ~ j.. aid A. Emelius Outer
bridge of Staten island. married yesterday at 800
d. NJ iu Trinity Chapel, In West Twenty-niih-sl. lie
church well hed with guests as the bridal par
entered tne chapel. The ushers were Adolph
ana Albert OuterbridgO brothers Of The br ride
groom: Edward Man and Dir. Harvey Miss
FLORENCE Benedict and Miss Butler we're the bridesmaids
The bride was given away by her father Her dress was
of ivory satin, made with a train and trimmed WITH
aonnces OF lace The veil OF ue was
held by a wreath OF orangc-blossOms. She wore y
diamond pendant and pear necklace and carried a
bououet OF white roses. The bridegroom and his best
man. Eugene Onterbrdge, stood at the chancel. Inc
Rev Dr &. c. swope. rector performed the ceremony.
and afterward there reception at the mouse OF
the bii.e's sister, Mrs. Robert Ferguson, III "rst
Tyrnty-secOnd-s The parlOrs were ornaiHented WIN
urofneiOn OF bright autumn leaves, there were music
and q luncheon served by Pinard Late in the after
noon the bridal couple departed on wedding tour.
Among those present Mr. aud Mrs. OuterDildgc,
bridegroom; the Misses Outerbrdge tie
Messrs Ou,erbridge, Mr.. AMI Mrs Harvey, Mrs
Alexander Shaw, OF Staten Island Mr.. and Mrs I'm
berry Mrs George Hubbell Mrs Arthur Sullivan, Miss
Alice Thompson aud DR.. and Mrs. Kelsey.
Benjamin Guion Glover and L9hse h"eii, M
of John Cromwell. married on Wednesday at the
house OF the brides parents No. q West Onehuhdtcd-
ard.thirteth-st. The Rev. DE- : Hunt performed the
ceremony Miss Jennie TbayeT, OF Brooklyn. was the
bridesmaid aud X. Wardwell best man. The ushers
were Edward Shepard and IL. NJ. Hancock. About 2oo
ureSent.
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Posi- Olace NoIIee.


Letters foreign need not be specially aldrs'et
r al pach BY particular steamer except Wi3itb do
sired 10 OF Dlakng ant CON mere documeltS
Letters specially addressed OenS sent Oy tls fastest VS.
SEE MATS for the week ending September 70 will cios
TpIDAl -At9a IN Newfoundland. Halifax &C
1850 D. m for Porto Rico GIecL per s. Andes
sATURpAY-lAt $3.50 a. for EUROPE per \ rtrara
10 VA Ou, ens,Own a;oO for scotland direct p)f
a Etloyia, VIA glasgow (letSerS musl be directed
III y: 1t .3O a. N. Belgium direct Dr
" aeslind. VIA Antwerp Qettars mus5 "a directed
usrM aestIud ~ at a. the Nctlerlllds sl-
dIs, led per sehieiIa ~ a. . a. IA Tor JamticA Ell
iral America the SOutn PscIhc ports per - Edth
Kingston @tters tor Mexico must % directed
tbla Golden. al 30 a. ~ Tor tDe NiE'i9L,d
Venezuela and Curacol. Via 81 ar
tniOu.. per frlnInlui Al l0. u Tor Oiue al boli
- tit. OF Chester Queenstown DEBTORS must 30 III
reo.ea per cay VI che ,ter'l. ,,t.... ,,,, 80.
,,aiI In tne sandwich Islands per MarpoSa tvi san
aue,scot close here september 20 az y m Aas iDr
Ausraia New.Iealani Flli and Sai20an lslands pr
Aa.IFl,tA VIA san Franescol close nero STU II
an D. N, cor on arrival at New ORA ~ = bItthlic
viii British mails AUSTRALIAN. MAILS 10Y ella ild
r,r i = -an ia 1lo tyl FrlnciS 90 close nero
al % Mais Tor tho society 1aiants.
stcamer WA Franciscol Gloss here Sepseli ec
81 al : ~ m Mails for CUBA, by lall W lAnph fiA
ana tnenee by steiner. Key West Fla, cioso 40
tins ONCE dally at 2JO g. H.
sTe sehedue OF CLOSING OF rralsPacine mas atahs5t
ON the their unint eripis oNet"s
& rsucisco Mails The East afrylng oN TINE ~ 2ii
Frsaciseo ON aay OF SAILING OF steamers arc dspS'"
thence the same Gag ,,,>,ov :, pr.Rsox Postn,ast.E
Post Office, Ney.York NJ " September To- i0'''
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r~Drc1sIoy IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81 (Speciah. - The
Democratic conventions to-day with the exception Of
the session which approved Judge B'dde, were
wild with excitement The approval OF Jnuge
Riddle was certainty and therefore there was no inter
est in that convention The refusal OF Mr. Dman to be
candidate after 1t known that lac would have the
support of Mr. Randall, at first not believed ana IL
was even declared that the letters were fOfgees. mere
US hardly less CONSERVATION when IL was shown mat
A. Uallrr Gross would not accept the nomination LOT
City Treasurer Edwin Megargee held 10 MS cplors
and was nominated for Register OF WIS. Inc cohNeh
fIon for sheriff adjourned In despair Tor one week Inc
convention for City treasurer was equally uISuccesS
mi nd adjourned without naming q candidate.
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GEORGE |. sCHENCK.

George l. Schenck, of No. 1913 Fifth-ave.,
died yesterday at Jackson, n IL He had been i'll all
summer during mis- Narragansett Pier and went
TO the mountains recently with hope OF recovering
there not at the seaside. He was born IN $50 and
after q common school education entered "A store
as a clerk. His rise. through his energy
aud good business qualities was rapid. TIC soon en-
gagged in business on his own account a.d amassed -
fortune OF several millions OF dollars He retired from
regular business "a number OF years and gave his
attention to ventures In south American mines.
In his later years he was able to crafty ais
love for young people and their sports
in way that will always be remembered
For many years he a MEMBER OF the Now York Club
His wife died few years ago but Dumber OF children
survive him. The body viii arrive this afternoon
tho mountains at his house In Fifth-aye
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WILLIAM II. BUELL..
William II. Buell. died at his home

William II. Buell. died at his home IN Clinton,
Conn., on Wednesday from paralysis resulting from fall
on Tuesday born In Clinton in 1906. and occupied
many local Offices and filed numerous positions OF trust
In 1850 he appointed by the Government to take
of the XIXth Senatorial District. IN 1875.
1859 ana 1860 nc WAS elected State Controller, ard
rendered efficient aid in htiing out the ISt and "a
Regiments Connecticut Volunteers lie was the org-
nator Of the admirable box nsel by the Connect
cut re giments in the field lie the author OF the
paper the Towns OF Clinton and Killingwo1h IN the
recently published History Of Mlddlesex County. and
was OF the hest informed in his part OF the state
upon its local history and It's land titles. One OF his
last services to the represent 1t upon the
question rights OF its citizens To oyster grounds
upon its He had been widower since 1897 and
leaves two daughters, and two graEGs0Gs.
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all notice, Of marriages mas! bs mior3sl uii FIJI!
name aud address
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BAUsH-On Tuesday September %. at Saratoga y. ",
Jacob aush OF this city, isei 81 years.
Friday. 10Th y. che residence OF
Rowland Hill 81 asst Ijths Relatives and frioul5
are invited TO nj without further ltee.
BR rTAt Paterson y. j.. September 49, 1855, Virginia.
wife OF Marcus A.. Brett.
services viii uo held al her residence 10Th and Market
ELS Paterson. on friday september -, a. p N.
BRONSON-on Tuesday. September -, Mrs Laura NJ.
Irons
Funeral services her residence. lio Las 5lsts,
Mem6cys of 'So.osS New.York Peace Union and other
friends are invited.
Ohio and ashin papers please cory
InteTINent &C Akron. Ohio
BUILI.-At Clinton. Conn. "Wednesday. September 23
VIII IN H. Buell.. in the '9th year Of As age.
COFFIN-At Athcus, " Y I'D INST, Caleb Colin, aged 30
Funeral from his lato resdencs Athens 18th last.
o'clock p. m.
LUpIuM-At Jamaica Y. V. on "Wednesday the 25d inst,
William Luiium. in his S5th ven.
b3 late residence SATURDAY september &C. nc
O'Clock D. M
NEsSENGERit her residence. Great Neck Long Island.
on russdly september %, Anne wife OF the late Thomas
MESSENGER
Helghts on saturday, september 26. at $50 D. III.
pEESE-,t Ienox Mass. on wednesday seDtemOor %,
Maria Louisa OF she lath IaoOO Reese and daughter
OF the Late ohm SayGlm. oil this city
Notice funeral hereafter
BINsoN-suideny, september 3D. Fraacls Robinson.
rncpai s ms late r,sieaca No 90 Maids jnaye
CIV. Oh FRIDAY, september % az iOA IA
Please omit uOWtfs
stENCl- At Jackson y. H. the lth inst, william
SCbenck Of this city aged 10 years.
Notice q funeral hereafter
Thursday september "a. lsSS Ann Wander
o JOhh " right. m the fist OF
Notice OF funeral in SATURDAY mornings aperA
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TO FINISH rnE cATnEDR4Hs SPIRES.

James Rcnwck, the architect oil ~. Iatrlck
Cathedral al Fifth ave- and Fiftrt.st. filed h' plans
yesterday for The two steeplrs which cUuplrte
that structure william H. Russell Mr. Rrnwtch's
mariner said last evening that the riccpCS would 10 ~
line decorated Gothic STYLE In harmony with thr rest Of
Inc Cathedral would be OF open tfdccry design ana
would built OF white marble with ininS OF brck IN
tbe lower psrt The stecpes viii DO terminated With
final, with crOssra. The highest point viii be about
g5 feet above the sid. walk The cost viii be e9DOjO
M, bida for the construction OF I'd" strcp,os
I,aye been nut TO-. the lowest being from
II fillmore contractors, VINO viii undoubtedly receive
the lob athou- the contract has not yet been signed
The work De finished Ia three years AMI viii com
urtc the general design Of the Cathedral as originally
made by Mr. RenHick over quarter OF century ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
poJSOyOCS RED STOCKINGS

The attention of the Health Department has
been called the danger Of poison In some Of tho dyes
us,d fp- red aud black stockings. woman recently
took an eighty eir-od girl to Commissioner Raymond
AMI complaned the chids legz were infamed and
irritnfed bs wearing cardinal stockings These were
nuayzcd by Analysts Chemist GrOthe VINO found that
a poisonous form Of antlmOuy or tartar ctncto was
aud that tubs was the active cause OF the hriintiOn
Had the salt Of anthony been used The same teaut
onld have been gained without any deeterious effect
from wearing the dyed OILS but an expert II needed
10 use IT, The stockings purchased at one OF the
Lending dry goods houses OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
HORACE HOLT.
Horace Holt, well known in Brooklyn

Horace Holt, well known in Brooklyn rs a
politician and also the inventor of various articles
now in use. the rubber hand-stamp, and pa
per collar died the steamship San Antonio. or tho
Mallory line on wednesday from paralysis He went to
Fernandina. Fla about two weeks for his health,
which had been falling for months, and four days
after his arrival at the Florida Hotel there received the
stroke that caused his death. He Immediately started
for home. The storm through which the vessel passed
four days fastened his DEATH lie born In NH
ford, " H., in 1929 He the first TO hold the post
ton of Property Clerk of the Brooklyn Police Depart
ment. and continued in that Office until the Republicans
came into power He or Inventive turn OF mind
and owned small shop at No 62 FultOn-st where lie
manufactured various kinds OF small presses He vas
twice married, aud leaves wife and several children.
The funeral win take place his home, 81 Madison
St. Brooklyn, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
FAILING Dowy srAfRs wAILE FIGHrn0.

I. s. IIcatlcy is the editor aud publisher 0I
The Adr,nrc,. a weekly paper published 10 Iatshorlc.
Long IsIaId. Two weeks ago hc hired two trIuping
cunpo-iturs 10 help him uut IN rush. and when the
usA , as over he dlscarseI them. Tnl, did not meet
their approval aud Tuesday IAry ciu-cd sitke IN
the Oihrc ON Wednesday Oi the coDpositors. Whlie
drunk went 10 tho home Of thr editors mother and dc
mauard something 10 eat When IL was refused them
tDey b. came abusive aud insulted her. III. Hcaury
returned home the evening aud learned what bFH
taken place lie started out 30 look Tor the ncu nui
found III, IA iu the Office The men grapped win MN
a .d fotc-d him toward the stairs when one OF tho
tranps and llcatcy fell hcadlUng down the stairs
hen uick-d both unconscious liratlr} '7
cheek and head wert split open. while the competitors
mead ara lace were bniy bruised aud IL was thought
that Ae was injured internally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
SUyOIDE oPAY OLD MAN.

Anton Mennel, an old mar, age seventy
three maker Of artificial limbs by trade, has lived with
his wife and three children at No SO Firss For some
tne MeDnel on account of bis has not been able
u get any work and though his children were not Only
dependent preyed the mind OF the Old man and
yesterday his wife startled by pistol sho
coming from his room she hurried there and found
her husband In bed with ghasty wound IN us right
breast lie held in his hand the revolver Win whch
the shooting had been done. Medical aid was sum
moned bat 1t arrived toe late. An effort was made 70
keep the affair the police, but one OF the neighDOrs
children policeman IN the street aud the c"ro-
ner summoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
roprs7Ry cOyGREss OFFICERS CHOSEN.

BosToN. Sept. 24.-At t0-days session of the
American Forestry Congress the following officers were
elected: President Warren igley. Of NeY.lork; vice.
prrsdents H. D. Jolly. OF Quebec ana j. stanley Norton
of nebraska treasurer, j. s Hicks, OF k0syn, J. Ii;
corresponding secretary, b. T.. Fernow, OF New-l0rs
REGARDING secretary, ~ EglcstOn. OF MaShngtOn Dc;
executive commi tee, Professor b. q. Northrop Will
lam Little j. b. Grluuou j. Il. Knapp ana T. II. NardeE
A committee of twelve was appointed 10 petition
the legislatures OF the New ENGLAND states TO
nIopt "A forest policy which shall tend to
MITIGATE the evils OF forest hres and encourage land
owners to cultivate The congress then adjourned
uutll ssh $50 a.. A..
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 2i.-The new state Forestry
Commission has organized by tho election OF Townsend
d. Cox president. and sherman W. kncvals, treasurer
The latter drew the siNye~r term Cox the four and Mr.
Bassclin the other member OF the commission the two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 24.-Francls Mllier Oh
Montgomery, nominated to-day by the Republican
Convention for Controller and william NJ. Marine. OF
Hartford for Clerk OF The Court Of Appeals The reso-
tons which adopted express determination to
adhere to the principles Of the Republican party.
tribute paid the memory of General Grant, with the
hope that his serngs and death may entirely heal the
pas differences the different sections or tho
country. protective tarlf Is advocated and protest
is entered AGAINST the employment of convict labor Inc
appointments of Thomas. Higgins aud Mahon are de-
and the people asked 20 remove those VINO
were instrumental in their appointment civil service
is commended aud the desire expressed tnat IL
may be applied to state and Municipal appointments as
" ell as to those OF the general Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
ENDING HER SUFFERING WITH CHLORAL

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Sept. 2f tSpecidD.-Mrs.
Charles f. Hall wife OF chemist. died last night at her
house from tho overdose OF chloral At
o'clock Mrs Hail. who has been suffering from spinal
trouble for many months, was taken suddenly Ill.
physician was called who ut once suspected that the
p,tent was under the influence OF powerful drug lt
was then learned that she had taken eighty grains OF
choraL Mrs Hall thirtyLne years or age and was
the mother OF two daughters ages seventeen ana eght
She WAS an estimable but disease hud weakness
had insanity upon her. aud while in this state
sine IA supposed To have hunted up the cnOral and taken
it to end her suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. 25-l n. m.-Except along
Lake Superior and south of Kentucky the temperature
rose Yesterday the Mississippi and with scarcely
am exception, fair weather prevailed over the country
largo but sluggish Depression central In Dakota, eX-
tended along the northern frontier while small anu
cyclone was passing OF the South Atlantic coast The
movement OF the barometer here slight during the
clear weather. Tho temperature ranged between 4S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

think the head OF the ticket is good as could be ex-
pccted. / think Davenport will make good run 1
shall what In support OF this ticket. was ten
dered the nomination for but re-
fused TO take IT, have not looked up the matter mn9n;
but should think the Republicans could win this fa
"Will you run Independent ticket ."
"Oh, no, would not do that. am satisfied with the
tfeketv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
STEALING 4 MORSE 70 DRAW OTHER PLUNDER.
A nnlice officer IN Elizabeth, y. j., stOpped

wagon loaded with household good, In North Broad ST.
In Elizabeth ~ a. ~. on Wednesday morning anl ar
rrstd the driver Andrew Bufcr. The horse was dcn-
tiued alerward stOen from farm near Linden
The harness being taken from another farm 1t Was also
sccrtancd the goods IN the wagon had bcrn slOrn
rrom the house or Whcr rutle. In Milton ave- Iah-
way The Elizabeth officers visited Buhrcrs house No
. Rowery-st Newark Yesterday and found II furnished
with articles stolen from Mr.. futtcs house Fiae lace
curtains were q thc Windows and there was good
ossotmrnt brc-abrac scattered about Buhrer must
bayo made several trips to Railway To secure such a
Iary. amount u plunder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
oovrpsoe HILL ara COUNTY FAIR.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 24.-Goyemor Hill delivered
the annual address at the onondaga County air to-day
He rode 10 the grounds with Judge Ringer accompanied
by Judges Comstock and Andrews. The Governors
party were escorted from Judge Rugert residence 10 INC
far grounds by the Yale Rifles ana me rum Da'oS
u.,h III. II : t3ranl Light Artillery fired the Cover
uor salute inst the party reached the prounus ne
Governor wrs introduced by superintendent Dyer acr
which he delivered his address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
ArrEovINa rmE srArE rcKEr.

The Republicans of the ANllth Assembly
District held their irst regular meeting last ncht at
Turn Hall No 81 West Forty -eyoniist. There WAS
large attendance OF members, aud many new names
were l.de q TIE list F. &. Cptun presided rc'ulu-
ION wa. passr approving the state ticket and cdcing
u the hcarticst support Colonel joel " Mason samuel
slater and Rufus bIuow were appointed committee
Organization aud the ho.iug OF public meetings IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
sgARps SWITCHES SET BACK AGAIN.

The Corporation Counsel has caused an APP
neal TO be taken from the maniamns directing Comms
soper Squire TO give permits for connections between
me tracks Of the Broadway Surface Railroad aud tue
Beecker street ana Fulton Ferry HaroHd THIS appeal
docs NOT operae "a STAY, but order has been made
by Judge O'GOrman requiring the rallrond companies
TO show Monday why the Issuing OF the permits
should not be stayed unt the decision OF the appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
rorr rcneors rnRomN rRon 4 oARRIAaE

William II. Rogers, of No. 10 East Fifty
second-st VINO Is Elbridge 7. Gerry's coachman took
his own wife and friend and his wife riding yesterday
afternoon when driving down Sedgwicli-ave toward
t1rned and The whole party was thrown out Rogers
snsained compound fracture Of the right leg and was
tnkcn 10 the Nlntyninth street Hospital Tho others
cscaped with slight bruises. The hOrIes were caught
bcfore they reached Central Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
onoANlzLNo 4 cnlnnRR oF conlERcE.

BosToS Sept - tSDecidD. The Boston
Chamber Of Commerce. formed from tic Produce *
chance aud Commercial Exchange. was orgauizcd to-
dy by the certUn OF the following oinrers frcsident
1Irr-ry Goodwin wee president william ~. Lincoln;
Treasurer. Frederick y. Cheney Directors Ecaltt H.
Chamberlain. Alfred :. Brown, Gus lumtn. ca .rrs \.
Putncr George H. kuoWl-s. Jacob l. Bate bert y.
: Bel Edmond gearlpn John T. Hilton Freeman J.
Doe. John G. Paige and John Y. Fletcher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
ERANcIs RnRINsoN.

Francis Robinson, senior partner IL the coal
firm OF Robinson, Hayden e Co. No. l Broadway, died
at No. so Madison-aye wednesday. Ho was born in
Connecticut in 1914 and early engaged in the coal bns.
Mobile. Shortly before tie he to this
city and succeeded Simeon Draper cotton agent OF
Ncw-YOrk public Office made necessary by the war;
At his death he president Of tie Spring Mountain
Coal Company In addition 10 his connection WITH lbs
own firm. lie leaves a wife and i've The funeral
VIII take place to-day at his house aud the body win DO
taken To Elizabeth for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
MR. syLKMAY GETS A LARGE VERDICT

The trial of The suit of James Is. Silkman
against c. Crosby, which has been on trial Tor
four days, ended last evening In verdict against The
defendant for $40 900. Mr. snan is lawyer, sixty
seven Years old living YOnksTs and having an once
at No. 81 Wal-st. In this city Mr.. Crosby Is also q
lawyer, and the men brothers-in'law. Mr. sAklah
was sent TO the Utica Insane Asylum although 10 nc
alleged he was perfectly sane e accused his relative
OF swearing falsely ana sued hisn for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
Gpeclal Nolltes.

Al Carpet Cleansing Ihos. james stewart.
Only Offices.
J. 55t broadway. NY. a Erie ana 9Th So &c Telephone
H. y. squire " sons. Jewellers. 07 f.as!on-si., n. n
Diamond Ear ltln3s matched. an sizes
Watohos make s1O 10 500 Sterling Syefwlrs &c
VIM. Rogers personally. Waiiingiord. Conn.
only surviving II gers. Highest quality
PLATED StOJNs AND FORKS
nj Wholesale Only, No INITIAL arrOwbgaai goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

sixteen years DID, account OF their suspicious acons
They strongly asserted their innocence at hrst put
finally confessed that the murderer was companion OF
the They stated that ne attacked MISS
HUFF. who resisted him vigorously that he was coln-
PEELED TO shoot her to get away The boys say they were
fully a-half mile from the scene but heard the piston
shot the girl several times The name OF the
young man Is withheld by the police. who have num-
Der Of clews which will probably lead 70 his arrest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

This venerable nobeman, born In 1901, entered the
Lower House of Parliament in 1885, and the title of
Lord Ashley by courtesy until 1851 when he succeeded
to his fathers and estate and went into the House
of Lords His whole term Of service in chambers
was fifty-six years. He achieved distinction by his
devotion to social Industrial and Intellectual reform
movements and was comparatively Indifferent to poll
ties such He agated for laws reducing the hours OF
labor improving workshops factories and lodg
ing houses relating to the OF children and affecting
the sanitary and moral condition OF the humber classes
He had been president OF the Ragged School Union from
Its formation In 1914 until his DEATH of tho British md
Foreign Bible Society and Of the Victoria Institute.
whose aim to for science better recognition
from theology. His life has been Of usefulness,
and his long honored by the most yirtuous and
intelligent people Of the civilized world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
pArIFYING rnE T1cKEr AND PLATFoRM.

BUFFALO, Sept. ~ (SpeciaD.-The opening
meeting OF tho campaign was held here tonight
Addresses on the ticket and platform were made by
District Attorney Edward W. Hatch, tho chairman Of
the Erie County delegation, Police Commissioner ). o.
Grassy Congressman John VI. Farquhar, ana Thomas b.
OBrIcn.