New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
PHiLAUELPHIA.
POLITICAL PROSPECTS-FINE ARTS-CULIN-
ARY-A BOOT BLACklNG.

POLITICAL PROSPECTS-FlNE ARTS-CULIN-
ARY-A BOOT BACKING
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TDB TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Sit is recognized
even by that the speech OF General Logan
last Wednesday evening ut Horticultural Hall to have
great effect arousng the Republicans to their work
This is not say that any apathy before tne
coming Of Logan but his presence certainly did
lend energy IL tho workers Chairman Cooper ana
Mr. Quay are both confident OF success The war upon
Rowan continues bitter ever, but there ara many
petitions OF prominent business in his favor Mr.
Rowans illness has been peculiarly unfortunate aud Is
undoubtedly good part to ovcrwork; he had been
giving the closest personal attention to tho smallest
details OF his campaign. ln the Firth Ward MOwat
declines 10 withdraw. and his stusbornness Will GER
tainly result iu the election Of william H. Ruddinan,
who was nominated by the Independents aud Democrats
Mr. Ruddinan Is Republican aud under any circum-
stances his nomination would have been strong Que,
and IL means his election
The Novelties Exhibition closed TO- night 1t aas been
well attended throughout
Lieutenant Robert Crawford principal OF the Manual
Training SCHOOL, has ordered ~ tine Mare Island,
San Francisco. Navy Yard. The ordering away Of tho
Lieutenant leaves the school authorities in quandary
curious result OF the case wherein the keeper OF
lager beer shop charged with serving roast dog and
dog soup for lunch Is that the man states through his
counsel order to continue business he will nave to
change his name and move TO a new locality. Tho
agalnst ul5lnioSeu' INC
ing to appear.
Common Pleas Court No has glNon an adverse
deci.ion la the william +. Trego. who
the Academy Inc Arts the prize OF - 900
ing competition Mr. Tregos picture adjudged the
bert OF Those entered for competition but IL farther
decided tbat ouly worthy OF the third prize.
silver medal the Academy maintaining that the disribu
ton OF the prizes u matter entirely within tho
discretion OF the jury OF awards Mr. Irego eains that
N his picture tho best IL entitled to tue first
prize and he will carry tho case To tue supreme Court
Is generally conceded that the nifty sixth annual
AZ hption tho Academy OF Fine Arts, which opened
Thursday superior 10 su of les predecessors AZ the
Academy on Wednesday evening the Mary Smith prize
was given to Miss Cecilia Beaax's portrait group The
Last Hours OF infancy"i the gold medal to Charl,s
~ W. 4. Richardss Old Oceans Gray and Melancholy
Waste"
At the ANIMAL meeting Of tue Philadelphia Cricket Club
the following officers elected Presl Dent Charles
r. Durin; vice president, Albert ii. Ouierbridge;
Treasurer John H. Watson; secretary, Gustayus Rewsk
EI-speaker Randall will close his house ut Berwyn In
q few days and 20 10 Washington for the winter.
In Camden II Ia said there are 200 children who
cannot be properly accommodated the public schools
woman having her shoes polished by street boot
black Eighth and Chestnut sts- yesterday morning
attracted consider abie notice.
A banquet given W Moses A. HOPKINS tho new
Minister TO Liberia. by number OF prominent ooored
peol 10 Wednesday night T. Thomas fortune. Editor
or iAs Ssw York Freedman, spoke IN resI 10 the
toast OF Our President" Among the other speakers
]. q. lswis, Who 10 sa'd to DO Phladsiphiss ony
colorcd lawyeS3"