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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
TRANSFER Oh ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-First-L -Lieuten nant
Thomas H. Barry, regmcntal quarermaster LIST Infan-
try has been appointed inspector on certain
Signal Service property Fort Grant Arizona Territory
reported "a aud for which
ant Robert b. Watkins, Signal Corps. Is responsibe
CAPTAIN James H. Lord, VIII %
relieved from duty Ia the Department OF the Platte y
the Conmanding General OF that depaI ttnent anu VIII
repor IN person to the commanding officer. Jefferson
vile Depot Indiana, for assignment to duty al that
depot - -, ,---. -, -. -.
Assistant Paymaster James H. Chapman has been or
dered 10 duty at the Naval station. London Lieu
tenant-C Commander George II. +. Wilde has been de-
tached from duty Inspector OF the Seventh Lighu
House District aud ordered to settle accounts and then
wait orders. Lieutenant John Hubbard, from duty as
a.s,taut To the Ins specur OF tho Fifth Lighthouse Dis
,rtct and ordered Inspector Of the Seventh istrct
Passed Payinascr John e. sullivan from duty
station and ordered 10 the training sbip
ort.mouh on 10th OF November Passed Assistant
H. H. Drury from the Portsmouth ana ordered
Ia settle accounts and then wait orders
Tho orders OF Lieutenant S +. W. Holman detachlnS
him from the Saratoga have been revoked aud he has
bc,n orle remain board that vessel Ieuter-
ant IT. Ouarough has been ordered 10 delay reporting
on board Wabash until Ocobef3l Lieutenant George
w. Meutz To report duty the Portsmouth nstead
of
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
ATALK WITH GENERAL BUTLER.
WHY THE MATTER WAS NOT MADE PUBLIC IN TIL
IMrr ACnMENr PROCEEDINGs.


IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.
BosToN, Oct % (SpecidL .-Regarding the
story Ia to Chsuucey NJ. Depew by General Grant
General Bntlcr said to-day when asked why the matter
wa. not brought out at the impeachment trial OF Andrew
johnson: There would be many reasons why
IN, matter could not have been brought
into the Impeachment trlal-because there was
no charge. no article OF Impeachment which charged
johnson with that offence, and such evidence would
have been incompetent. and for one am no. In the
habit OF Offering petsnt evidence trial. Neither
WAS there any legal or proper evidence, by which II
could have been proved To the public or 10 mem
hers OF tie House at that time. General Grant, II he mad
been approached by his Commander with any
proposition the confidence that must exist between
officers IN regard to military movements, could not dis
cls-e It,
There was another project OF President Johnson as
TO revouonizinr the Government not Drought into
the Impeachment proceedings. myself hdi some
,tropg moral evidence two questions WI Gu uhd
not care to make the public In the proceeding,
but one of which investigated secretly "a chairman OF
committee for that purpose and "he mere was
closed DANA gins facts nnder tho circumstances
thsy were not u~iys that deemed proper u
exhibit article OF mpeachmcnt against the Prsdeht
of the United States that behalf stlIl retain some
Oi evidence that strongly tehu 10 sup
The othe- proposition OF Mr. johnson control the
Goyrrucnt-d darring from that of General Grants Ia
the measures 10 taken, but not In the END 10 De
rrached-t now me, for the nrst tine, must
acecde to JOhnsOns proposition, ana Know.
ing now what had been said 10 Grant
IL would seem to show that that proposition
was ntrrtancd because of Grants refusal ana While
what WA, known regard 10 II gave me strong
belief not IN shape to be brought oelOrc nc pup
lie For one dealing nth the Chief Magistrate OF MS
country even II strong belief that he has De een
guilty OF wrouc, should not MAKE that charge unless
that belief is supported by fully competent evidence
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Oct. %. 1888.
ADMITTED TO THE POSTAL UNIoN.-The Independents
stte of Congo admitted to the Universal Pos
tai Union, to take eject January l.
REsrGSED.-william II. stinson. A. B WOODROW.
lanes Reid and Lewis W. Wilhelm, special agents OK
The Bureau Labor have resigned, having eompieea
their Investigations.
For ToKPEDo PRAcTICE.-The vessels OF the NORTH
Atlantic squadron arc TO lie ordered To the vicinity ot
Tonpa Bay Fla for practice OF ship man@uvres VITA
torteioes In landing men. etc They will rendezvous
there for about month The Brooklyn, recehty eom-
missioned. will join tho squadron
DIsMIssALs AND REDUcTIoss.-secretary Manning has
made the following changes In the kssisiers once
Uurtw.l JenisUn ol New York. CHIEF OF tue DIVISION
Ioaus reduced 10 n fourth-elass elerkship Paut
Hersch Pcnnsy lvania clerk, class dismissed inomAs
@. Hensey, NewYork. clerk. class - aisinfsea- -
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

sns GsnSn HI. own family than does TO the families
5ssa0VSIstnsss Ss nSs know sSS how how with
ksrs ~Susn sm rish, in that then it msD Is prob
Ss S.,. no tcisEas ssisE nsfs3s ssas We e
pa citizens then we ought to make our 10 earn
sss 6gS ys s. ss home: sn R%SeS
r rsSsrous vsT and happy community and that i What what
fsat Tss %ss Is 5afS Is
sStsns Su, labor
Sstsesn the labor of Isa esasS tsat tn think
"a ssr mnSsss5s % iHs Ss ie and practical
more tbis country for the next nifty years than anS
hing can be named ana ,hs IN !. sot far dis
ih pop tns Republican party in Congress VIII pc
sS 4 ,Ss en iS. SILVER fHs % ne
GOOD as the gold eagle Of the capl.sb1 capnhabr
bsS honest and true to say mat nsrs
Ss in cohTr. who think that an
% 4: just :" az bs soGs SepasSaS SaD party think
della. When you look at the Democrats pEty
"a int alsfss .Ss eshy as
quarters one hundred cents In dollar ana tae 0sbe .bet
sG.r we 40 ra ts1.c peUP the Civil Ser
sDd that the coin Of the country ought 70 Se Se
;ss ,asss s"s and
oosns that too will help u.s. ana 1--WE ysronSh iCreat
before can carry yts%s5 ,hsss have said enough
sS;'I I.isS EsT sas SSr RSSi ''issd ssd
=, your patience. ICres o,os,or U. to hid Won
sul Ionly want In eSne1slon; name 70 W" xou call
God speeu ~ nv endeavorng to establish perieet anu
yonrteai, nis great State the best things that pe
comp Government and secure the rights oi az
pase On S and am sure that this occasion noeu
your pe%o % hst YOU vote for the Republican csn0oae"
k3rest spplause.l
FEW WORDS FROM MR. EvARTS.
Az, Senator Edmunds sat down
80, Evarts was called out lie
ess. IN the midst Of noisy demonstration. and
.A;Iing Lii benignantly on the assembled multitude
spoke as followsi .s.,sv.rr At
wei gentlemen this is the hrst time ,h eonle bnt
ms5 sIarSe nu6lic meeting where all the PeoRio U
ara 70 talk and only was 70 nstehi AM a SIaxy
%~4,nate man-(an enthusiastic hePuoSee e the teeth
: Mast on o cOrnet which ialttB w,n 1--WE me
,ns audience on edge). WHO, who ,ssmsn VIII smU tSot
"a va m sughter and cheers Now. gentieuneni t M
$bsvs heen Instructed By this loud speech wnon
have % . 70 nav due respect to the eminent orators
game gTar.ter spd Senator Edmunds. In the ao lney
~s,e 10 give us In great canvass ana pn % "a
wt ,Sts great audience collected for them anu
lss . iitte was left for any New-Yorkcr was
,s~dsd for my young friend and partner, MT Choa.e
HsnSbterl am expected BY favor OF the coinmlt.so
las IN charge the canvass, to address my fellow-c-
s Sere and in Brooklyn during the next week on the
Ssrs. OF the day, and am going to have nouse 80
that all can hear and the doors Kept SO elose tha'
sons OF them can get out daughter and sppiauseE
AZ tho conclusion of Mr.. Evartss address the
hand struck up "My Country IT'S OF Thee" the
.oeakers put on their overooats and the vast audi
spce slowly dispersed
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
APPROVED BY THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

ED Dl lIll> DAN hhSCNihi 'N-''
CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED FOR JUD CIAL fosI-
TIONS
The report of the Committee on Judicial
was received hy the Bar Association last
evening 1t recommended as At candidates George c.
Barrett for the Supreme Court. John sedgwick aud
Rastus & Ransom for the superior Court; Theron g.
Strong and Edward Patterson for the Common Pleas:
Granville p Hawes and James W. Hawes, David Nc
ADAM David J. Dean and AdOpl L. Sanger for the CITY
Court The committee also presented the following
resolutions:
Resolped That in selection OF judicial officers. when
the Ines Of the candidates are Other"ise equal the
association thinks II emiucnty deslraOe mat uprct
diRsn able Judges should lie re-rleoic Iherei1re III
view of the qunlL cations and experience OF Judges
Barrett sed gwick McAGam and Hawes. the association
regards their renonDs as fortunate ana their IT,
election most desirable
After considerable discussion which ted in add
ing the name Of Henry ". Bookstaver the LIST
the fret resolution adopted Under this resolution
as ended Mr. Enrich the only ono of the candl
dates for judicial position whose name was omitted
No one found IN the association who thought him
add The second resolution aS 10 the rt-oec-
tiou O: Judges adopted Without objection Charles
8. Jackson eudeav"red to get resolution passed
in political conventions; bat as II DC came a
parent that the motion was prompted by pcFsohai
grievance NJ JacksOa's part. the members, roaring
with laughter, laid the resolution on he table.
John W JacObus sent 70 the association coInWuhlCa-
lion which read. promising reforms in the shcrns
ONCE In OF his election. Mr. Turner suggeSted that
was IA good thing nlc Tor iulufc use
Mr. Jaobus should fail to keep his pcdgcs lie thought
II would be good thing II other candidacs Tor similar
positions could be induced u make Ike plcdges IN VIII
lug. Tie motion was carried by motion the Court "t
Appeals was asked to hold "A session in Eew-York as
convenient
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
"GITE BACk HE MONEY"
A SIGNIFICANT AND HOPEFUL DECLARATION ~
DIsrRICI-AITOHNEY DoRsHElAER HAS PHoops
OF WHAT EDITOR DoRsHEIMER PUBLISHES
FTom me Netr- York Sfar. OCT Y.
nina. Il

DlsrKICl-ArToRNEY DORsHEIMER HAS PROOFS
OF WHAT EDITOR DoRsHEIMER PUBLISHES.
From Ths Netr- York star. Oct 22.
The firm of Grant & Ward was not ruined
By any loss Of money Its comne cai oporatohs W. VIZ
limited It, losses In stocks other Investments we're
.n,nil Is methods were simple enough. BY the prom
sc OF large profits induced capitalists to deposit win
lend 10 the hrD money inc @ iunu. InSS s,
,,us sus which were given dividends or interest.
sous of these depOsors were Doubtless innocent oi
wrong. Others confederates In tAe erIlhe. Al
thn.o no have should return thch 10 tuo
rcceiyer Of Grant ward The innocent Will be giad 10
have AN opportunity 10 make restitution. me 0"tg
must return ue mOntV ,--- -, ,,-... T. Uor,
will nay largo dividend to the creditors OF that hrui
hc Marine National Bank Is one OF those crsulloro anu
count OF Grant * Ward the deposltors anu oiuer
creditors OF the bank Will be paid great pari Oh tel
d.fs Some Of those who were gamers through prsht
q Wa ri are known All Will be AnOwn Ahu presently
the innocent n they hold back will IN the public judg-
mani bo con founded with the guilty No man can retain
h.ar unlawful gains; for the arm or thc law Is ious
enough reach the most distant Ahu HIiohs e"us" W
oyerY One the most powerful. . ,- .--
IL strange that restitution should nOt nave Oecu
nado before 1t Is strange that hOnOraDIc lhcH nav
not been quick and eager to give DacE these unhoiy
n,n,ev. They are indeed unholy moneys; they are
.tuuc not alone WITH guilt, they are red Win nero
blood WHY then have they not beea returned before
Somo ono got tho which the deluded Grant Dor
rowcd from Mr.. Vanderbilt II seams as II warner GOT
II n he did not some ono else did Why was not this
NANCY sent backf II The receiver were innocent Mhch
II into his hands. he soon attor Knew rom @ WON ~
wrought. Why did ho not send IL back 10 tho srcA
and soldier, hom shame was winning
"A victory which embattod thousands could not win
What misery what long nights and days OF pain ana
rrmorse might have been saved had that money only
been seAt hack him. Did the receivers OF IL nave no
mercy The hero's life cannot now DO saVed. hcsu-
ton viii not make sumber easier. nor will tue wrong
him further IL Is for their own sakes 'hA' VIC MN
those who have 1t to X i've back the money.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
UTICA.
CANON R-CHIEF-TEMPLAR GOFF-
POLICE AND GAMBLERS.

Hvox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBUNE.l
JrIcA, Oct. 23.-The Utica Mechanics AS
iaton has arranged lecture course 70 be opened BY
SSon Farrar November 10 and closed by Dr. J. p New
Dan.
The Oneida County Lodge OF Good 1empiars has re
Heeted O. J. Gof ChiefTemplar and ". b. Light sec
rotary.
selden Collins who had been for nearly ffty years In
te ewelry business here and for thrtyfour years
yesryman and for twenty-seven years treasurer OF
friuity Church, died last Tuesday, age sixtyseVen
Ceorge Hubert Gore O prominent business man OF
eyracuse, and Mary Belle Stewart daughter OF " b.
Stewart were married here last Wednesday
Mayor Kinney has addressed sharp letter 70 the 70
lice charging that gam bling Ia carried on
with the permission OF the police and that gamblers run
fhe police force He threatens the entire police force
with removal.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
HOW GRANT AVERTED WAR.
THE BRIEF REMARK MADE AT MT. NC
GREGOR.
SENATOR ARKELL RECALLS AN INCIDENT Wiiioh
REVEALS PRESIDENT JoHNsoA's PURPOSE
(Br TELEGRAPH TO TBE TRIBUNE

REVEALS PRESIDENT JoHSsoH's PURPOSE.
(Br TELEGRAPH TBK TRIBUNE
CANAJoHARIE, N. Y, Oct. 23.-Speaking OF Mr.
Depews letter General Grants connection with the
proposed plans of President johnson, reporter said
TO Senator Arkell
DO you not recall statement made by yon in q
conversation at Mt McGregor, part of which heard
on this same subjectp ~
ooh. yes" answered the Senator " there has been
broad publicity given to this subject Whatever light
can be thrown the matter is of special interest Az
my information at the time CLEANED from various
sources. it is best perhaps to give its purpot This
talk occurred shortly before the death Of General
Grant Those who knew we'll the Generals mental
lassitude resulting want of occupation the COM
pleton OF the work which he had set his heart were
anxious to find task for his mind, as relief from
the effects OF mtrospecton. For this purpose various
works OF fiction put in his hands tor the reading
They aroused little interest One. however. entitled
: The Downfall OF the Republic a satirical, pseudo
prophetic work following the suggestive line OF
thought of TINT famous English pamphlet. The Battle
OF Dorking' really fascinated the General and was.
I believe. the last book which he had In bis hands.
The author treated briefly the forces that had threat
ened the republic in the Rebellion and amplited the
possible suits of the disturbing effects OF the &C m
munist and kindred elements in the future. General
Grant IN commenting his reading said have been
called SIS commander of the army to conclude the sup
preston rebellion and have been personally the
means Of pre-, enting a subsequent evil war, menacing
and dangerous. yet of which little is known
Z" A venerable fnancier who used to be well known
| IN Wall Street and was thoroughly Informed in
political matters alludng this expression OF Gen
eral Grant which his physician. Who reported II at,
| tributed possible mental anlerings from physical
| weakness, said -
"'T remember tn, time we'll. A runner struck the
Street that porentous disturbance was brewing III
Washington. Government securities dropped terribly
from soDe unknown cause. ! be cause OF the depres
sion was found 10 have originated III Baltimore. Sub
| scouenily when the immediate trouble Was over. II
| vns asoerianed 10 have been based on information
procured by Bob Johnson The Presldents private sec
| retary who had suTepitously copied and sold por
ti rs OF tho draft OF intended proclamation. In which
| President johnson proposed to declare Congress ad
| iourned and demand full representation IRON the
| seceded States the only constitutional body he
| would recogDhs. .
" This eoIroboratcs or perhaps rather ampihes, Mr.
! Dcpews recent statement II shows how much larger
than We knew ia the debt the silent hero. who
| stood between the wild aud infatuated ambition OF
| weak but stubborn aud great National
| calamity"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

REPORTED EFFECT OF MIR. wHTTNEYs LETTER
A report OF disagreement between the Democratic
State Committee and the Ncw-iOrk members Of the
Administration was circulated about the Hoffman
House yesterday There CONSERVATION among the
Democratic managers when inquiries made as TO
It's truth and ttey denied 1t absolutely. The story
thai Secretary Whitney's letter about the Navy
Yard service wac the last and that the Demo
cratic rank and file Ia New-YOrk and Kings Counties
had sent delegations to the State Committee TO say that
u this letter the disposition OF the Administration
the party might we'll be bea.en at IL eaid
that Chairman Parker tciegTapbed for hls old friend
Colonel Lamont. the PresJeBts private secretary. TO
come on and compare matters and that he arrived yes
tcrdav morning bearing Mr. Cleveland's instructions
Ills Interview with Mr.. Parker reported tO be
satisfactory and stormy The Chairman was eaid 10
have washed his hands OF the anticipated Democratic
defeat which he asserted would be wholly due TO Mr.
ClcvelGIds indifference. Char nan Parker said Ito n
TRIBUNE reporter that the only truth i the story was
that Colonel Lamont lad spent hour with him dur
ing the day Secretary Muller added his denial OF the
story. In spite OF denials. IL had many believers
The Democratic CoD"ittee has broken down IN an
effort to get up big meeting in this city No
prominent speakers iron abb Dad could be nGuced b.
come here who would draw a crowd. Their objection
hos been that they would not 20 INTO the Presidents
State TO work, If neither he the two Newly ork
members of the Cabinet had interest enough 10 be
work also Tsmmauy Hall will hold a mass meeting
on tuesday night and the County Democracy
"Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
JONES RiD No SRARsN ms nUSTAc che.
NLLnn Rridnn car No 27 left The BrOOklYn

When Bridge car No. 27 lett the Brooklyn
side early Yesterday II contained among other pasaen-
ger. military bearing with an immense gray mus
tache On either sIdo Of him were two wcll-ureHseu
v,,nen and directly opposite q small dried-up man.
whose eyes fastened the military gentleman
IN al inqulstvo rnanuer
Isn't that General Jones' Of Bnghainton inquired
the little nan Of the passenger next to hun as Inc car
reached the middle OF the Bridge. . -,
4" don know but bless me, II does LOOK hAo Ai''
- dOn'tti" ..L, a,
Thou he asked the man next TO him II no thOuent ~
wun JOnes lie had thought or III bfIofr, Dut hVn
come To look nt him he thought that IL was Ihere cohu
The third a. ked the fourth pa-HchgeI anu ~
the quest passed Ound tho car Inc Ilic man oe
ing that lie hal the idea determined W cklS ~
further aud cOrroborhte his supposltoh. - ,,.,
I1cuso me- sir excuse me ut Heh J"u ''"'''''
Jones T.
General Jones a. haughtily reiterated the suppoanu
scale man OF BinEhamtOn rs he gbEed a hih qucsooi
" No, SIR; am not General JOhcH feol.o III mo N"'
began smile ana the litie man became hurried. -,
I" Bat that mustaclic," family idicrcd th' ihIuii
" Is Inne and Jones Of Binghamon owns no snare 'h
IT, either" Every passenger laughed "uuioS ~ '"''
sally.
well you look like him" -
We'll I'm not he but know him well, as does ofery
one else my line business. j am an HdV'rtIrlhs
agent aud have done consderabc advertising Tor ch
cral Jones' lie always uscd To send hall dozen ol h
pictures with hls order when only one Was hecchSs
We have OF the down at the Ofce now anu IL
you would like some TO distribute amOnk your Demo
cratic friends you welcome 10 thom. We VIII give
them TO you FREQ Of charge. mustacho and nl'-haNe
themf -
The little man declined 10 accept the ofler. aud has
A>IA<i Az tina a. AZ stouped-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
NoMlNAr1oN. II ANp ABour THE CITY.

Assembly Distrc ct, ChArles smith pepJ and G.
n StruJfefR CIam ant d. Nth District hnr.es 4
Hndrr Rep =; NiIr Dstiict g Dcl e. Rep ia De
irct Werncr I{rune Tam ~ iis'rct =. \ % iren l.
H. NAnAIcn rep; IXh District. J. T. Hocke elsI liep
XXIId d strc H. / nl-h iseDl and I'd ard shelley
n H. and nu. Vtl District. James d. Ilswes 'ep
iVth pist rie. j. Tam I'D stfft PHssac County
Nj DE Wit G. Bolton Rep and :. l. Hniihg j. .en
IVu, District county. " d Goir'T tje1il ANllth
D,tItct ". Dalton .' ID. aud b after I'ep1: &lNth
Dstr,c J. McWsnu 90 D NNI-i District George Lyons
nicpJ: XXiIId Di.tricL J. :. HUM tkea.' XNith d.
"St siderynn III District e. Nc 'ouira ,pepl D
owing C. D., Xxx III ITtrct / flci.eh" a. iop.i
IXth District G II MORAN Vepl VIII ps.uos
pov,c iRo6 Win UstIirt Robert Lang lam md H.
XXIiid District .. Is Brown cp AN ith biHiiici =
6u,nv e. ID. NINti District. P y. Ha%"r'on O. L.:
XVIth District, &. Demsey uhcpii MIN Ds'ne Jam
.sntn"i%th fistrict John Hayes ic d. VIM Dis
tricI James Daly 81. H. NlIIth District. T. C. DunhaA
VC,Xil Just,ce-Xth trct. Tony rtmsn L. H.
The fo owing Assembly nominIu1ns h.vo been made In
Pron.lyn: II i'll Izttict 10 b. Grs-uc lie" IN pl+
Jr.Cn IPepI: Kiln Distinct. william " atson Rep II'
Iu.trct William McIAughin uemi Ath District james
e fcl owing dis'r ct Aldermen r'm nate by the
Tspnylcau- ~ rooaly l- evening ct Di r CT W
IN and and der a. o. Iubos ia lHs'Eet JA - I
kett amuel " " eek ctrr rusc, ne n 'ud obe op-
1et d District Henry l. ornel. Lery J. M'A John u
Kruref and u.iu- l. R-'lkr ...,..
T. Eerren oupty Republican Convention YESTERDAY nom
inatrd fo State .euAtor g. f. II nnold Tor 'onNN ci
SFre: for c, ron.r. " II. ~t"yanS for Ass'nl ~ lst
Dirrict II D. hsgfing IA Disirct. Fctar AcEsimH'n-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
- TROY.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD-STEEL WORKS
SIGNING THE CERTIFICATE.


SIGNING THE CERTIFICATE
iSROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSEl
Troy, Oct 23.-The week has been taken up
with the meeting Of the Presbyterian Synod OF New
York the First Presbyterian Church OF this city, The
Synod largely occupied In discussing sunday news
papers the support OF weak churches and the endow
ent Of educational Institutions Tho body did not con-
tain so many conspicuous men as could be expected
Probably the most widely known was DR.. Charles ID.
Robinson, of NewYork Dr. John Hall was delegate
but did not come. delightful entertainment was ten
dered the Synod the house OF James A. Burden, the
tvn-kDg
For the consideration OF S775 O0o the great real
tate Interests OF the Albany and Rensselaer, Iron and
eeel Works OF this city, have been transferred to tine
Troy Steel and Iron Company making tue largest
conveyance In the history Of Troy The erection of the
new blast furnaces Breaker Island Is steadily ad-
vancing.
The social interest Of the week has centred In the
marriage OF Alfred Howard Benshaw, Of Baltimore.
and graduate Of tae Rensselaer, POLYTECHNIC institute.
T. Miss Lucy Prtoe, daughter OF Commodore Cicero
Price, OF this city The guests all signed the marriage
sertitcsts, WHOM was ON venum
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
ALBANY.
rHr REV. P. R. DAY-A REAL DEMOCRATIC

CLUB-THE PROHIBITION TICKET.
IyRox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF Thk rR'BUNh'
ALBANY, Oct. 23.-Special memorial services
A, the late Cardinal McCloskey have been held In the
c,tAol,o churches here during the week. The Rev. p r.
nav OF the Seventh Presbyterian Church. in Broomest
HevYork, has been chosen superintendent Of the city
mission here.
Tne Young Mons Democratic Club heretofore SILK
stoeking organization, which excluded office-holders
from membership, has been cornercd by the Banks
uoticsns and has decided to admit oce-hoders thus
Secomng an annex to the local Democratic machine
The Ridgehed Athletic Club will construct topoggan
side on grounds this winter and another puoo sue
part Of the city. ..-,. ..
,raons pnhlIsh toNay interviews In The Erenng Jour
nal in Which they disspprove OF the Prohibition political
sackot and methods.