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PROSPERITY or A GRAND STREET FIRM

The firm of J. Lichtenstein & Son, Nos. Isl
to 2s7 Grand ST. have their Fall opening to-day Al
tho same time thoy celebrate the opening of their new
stores Five years ago tins firm had only one store
Now they havo grown Rt the expense OF their Older
ueighbors until they occupy four hYestOry DullulnRs
Those have been richly decorated for the dOuoe oc4-
siou leading florist has received an unlimited ordcr
70 mortalze him SELF and miniature landscapes, tro
ca bowers and iestOons OF foliage are thS result IN
the!t endeavOrs keep up with, and ltte outstLp'
the times the firm has put ir patent Brooklyn blidEe
elevated cable railway" for making change An enaess
cable whi., little from the farthest corner OF te
sto,c 10 the cashiers desk aud back IN twentyseVen sec
0ds 4 new elevator takes customers upstairs whete
st other wonders await them. TIE entirely new ut-
nuriurut for clolky Is fitted up In most
attractive and convenient style and hled Win s'OCA
OF the latest foreign aud domestic goods q ,
I'm The "lllputiau department everything can pc
found that the most eKHcng infant could desire IilBn
chairs keep from putting his toe IN his mouth OF
falling To the Oor while the little hoods and cioaks are
heinz tried and nursery presided over b. coored
nurse Will keep him out OF mischief Whlle ms mother
waudcrs into the millinery department. This Is richly
0tted M, so as show of its brilliant stock to the
best advantage. All the light and airy Donnels when
there abound nave passed through the deIt myers VI
Mr. Ttchtenseiu jr. Messrs. LichtSnstcin sou take
no stock IN the popular belief that only cheap goods can
boo sold IN Graudst They keep the best quality or every
thing and arc determined 10 educate the GIandst SHOP
ming public NJ ~ that level IL necessary, but thoy MINK
that their efforts will DO appreciated without further
education.
To every customer Their Of CLERKS and saeswoneh
VIII give all "a smiling welcome. ana the caOio railway
with tho failing grip Will be running on iul' u
whisklug the customers money away from them WIN
uca,u.ss aud dispatch.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The friends of Mr. Walter Damrosch are
somewhat exercised over paragraph that appeared re-
Gently with reference to appointment of Mr. Dudley
Buok as director OF the Newark Harmonic Society.
There was no intention draw the invdious compar-
son which these friends IN the paragraph. Mr.
Damroseh's duties in New.York prevented MIN from
continuing hts abOrs In Newark and no himself fecom-
Inended Mr. Buck to the society,
The subscription sale OF tickets for the con-
certs OF tho symphony Society began at tho Meuopoh
tan Opera Heuse Monday morning and the hearts OF
the directors were gladdoncd by the report OF the
tcket-seer that when he opened the once therc "oio
$50 persons IN line.
At the annual Christmas performance or "Ane Mes
sah this year by the Oratorio Society the additional
Accomplishments by Robert Franz will be used, though
none OF the changes which he has made either on his
own account or on the authority OF Mozart will be fol
lowed. He Shall Feed His Flock " and Come Unto
Him" will he given TO the contrsito and soprano re-
spectivey and In this number recourse VIII DC hu W
the Mozart accompaniment.
The choir OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society VIII
bring forward Dvorak's 1.-THE spectres Bride In No
veInber with Madame Fursch.Madi in the principal
solo parts This cantata achieved greater success
than Councils Mors ct Vita at the recent festVa III
Birmingham, for which both works were composed
The St Georges Glcc Club which heard with pleas
ure several tmos last season. kept its organization
intact during the and will give three subscrp
tou coscerts in Chickerng Hall this season. the first on
November 10 At these concerts specially Will be
made as Of English glces and ballads and
an instrumentalst VIII be heard al edcn concert Va
October Ii the club Will sing In philadelphia ana OF Oc
tober 26 in Melrose Boston The members or the
club arc W. NahOney, III. X. Humphrios, r.. H. Dexter
and T. Chomeley Jones'
An evidence Of the seriousness Of purpose with which
Mr. lie Jeune nils the musical services OF ST. John
Chapel in varck-st may be read in tho fact that re
Gently the anthem at cyensong was Haydhs "Crea
ton"
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% on % aSnS 5 e
arsicass ticket Of weknown citizens neIt Tuesday
% S yce :teS q. as sray S 'S
joan Msis sg TSos Gam eny
2haa rSs GS9ss Sonsn and Thomas FOL
the .t :paScas CLUB in he district IL us Ssnpsa
r. so ca%sg % 5 GoSs yss
vice president William Iybrook secretary e Cathcsrt
treasurer Charles White Charles Mersle
we're made by Martin l. Holster 81 s Mcwliam and John
club in THIS caTpsign =. =,
the XVII Assemby DISTRICT held at No 272 East Tenht
on Monday evening resolution was unanimously 9Ppea
tlon. - Wv
regular meeting Of the Republican Association q the
With Assembly District held at ITS hea1quarters NO 90
Gint2npace last evening The 3o"hg f.en1tes from
this district the District Convention be &c:
Senator ....
meeting Will be at Nos % and 20 Ayenme a.
tonight for the pull Of ratiyng The Republican w
tons for State officers General Joseph carr
the meeting The committee Charge are
nand Eidman exAssembyman Charles A. Bpaer and
Thomas Rohman exAldermen Eberhart and fiesnOciu anu
Jacob liunsleker ,-.,.- -, ~. c,7 t,,ov.nth ave.
has put up transparency and has Endorsed the heP6ca
state ticket. The association recommends Lewis "'"'''
special meeting Of the Republican Executive
30 Bowery Monday evening II seGsl Sgob RTs
6 5Sss + ssGT e @ a
and Joseph b. Carr head Every district in me CITY
Taas viii heartily a "" and Almost their
port the ticket committee Of i've was appone ~
make arrangements big ratification meetings. Ons
be cid the Side, the 0ermania Assembly
and West Side at the 6anu
House. II resolved that the committee VIII Ho
number OF ongshoremen met al No. 90 e.tn
evening to organize Republican ASSOCIATION no
was called to orier by l. T. Blake under wn9e was
elected temporary chairman, Michael H. BaSep r sec
say Thomas Murray D sRS and
and before adjournment thirty one no
had become active members OF the new club oos
secured possible for rs permanent ea
and regular weekly meetings will be held ne mex.
ing WIN take pla Monday evening. when u ~
ted number OF lonyshoremen VIII Dc pleseh
addition TO the regular members. = o,o
t. bradford Prince formerly state Senator IRON tn1
Island District and recently CHIEF Justice OF
leo has returned 10 bis old home In flusens re ~ nro.
active the present Stae campaign wnlc he pa
seS to cnliyen with tao original Caroko repor 81
Committee. which GoycTOr Uils Signature
It VIII introduced with interesting facts sloMhs
His the final struggle Of Tweed to save hsJuu
10 Js
The Republlcln District Committee Of the NVith
blv District met last night at No 81 west Iwen'
and ratified the Saratoga nominations
stephen y. simon Secretary ~ pieh 'iS'
G Ivu Wendell
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Pine Leaves
POSI- OnicC NoiIcc.

Letters or foreign neetno so,,y llrelnI
ot banking "A com ntrcll dDolmou,s
specially addressed beng sea " t1s tlsst y,
Foreign mas for the week ending october l. will close
PRoMPlLYln Iu oasSsl a. tlis Olco a. Go.i)Hs
wkDN ESDAI-At $50 L. m. Tor Europe, per = g. EmA
Via southampton and Bremen az o5l a. IN lOs trlace
direct per II. LqurnL wa llayrs letters must b5
t, tIuercI and the Pacinc ports. Ath0s
Via Kingston letters for Mexico must be directed
rurRspAY-At a. m. for Europe. pee 3 4. Celtic via
Queenstown uetter3 for France Germlny etc. must he
directed per 'eS ." wa py,paVi 1r .I
eco per s. isSsns .at 3},oiy sri - i oIS aus
r,yntr.cs must DedIroc:oc per leasing %. al 10 o. m
foT Tsp, iiayI. ant Doninso pei saxon az = mi
t tr paIa MarAnnam anu Ceara Blal pcr4 5 Ambrose
at y M FOR Bermuda and Turks Island, VIA bermuda
rpgnAI-At a. m for Sc Pierre Aque!on via Halifax;
at $50 P m Tor spanish Honduras per 3 l.. hWard
s,TliRDAY-Ats a. m. for jamaica Central America AMI
south Pacific ports per roitl Golden. wa kings
80 al $50 a. IN Tor EUROPE, per $. = Aufaua, va
wa Queenstown Qeters foe Germany, &C. d. 10
rccted per Aurana - at $50 m for scotland drec,
prs AnchO ia, via Glasgow uettsrs mus, Dc drset5L
"per Anchori4"N az 100 a. ~ iorBelgian direct per
per RiyDand -, at 100 A. NJ for Germany. eo pa
9ircct per s. s. Leerdsn; via Rotterdam etter, %
directed per Leerism - at NJ for the Wndw arc
badOs per ). Darfacouta
Mails for Australia Nev.zeaand. Fan Islands
tO0er ~ al p m or on arrival at Ses;fo, ,S,, o..
br'sa nty ,stsnds psr steamer wa San Frtncisco
close here October 20 at Mails for the saniglcn
here October as at D. IN Mails for China Japan,
per Gaelic wa san Francls ol close here no sa'
ana thence BY steamer Key West. Fla. close Al
tins once daily AZ 2i5O a. H.
.Ths schedule closing of Pacific mass arranye,
overland
san Francesca Mails from tho East arriving on hs AZ
Francisco ON the cay OF sailing OF steamers arc "isP
thence the Same DAY. ,,r,,n,, - ,D,psoN postmastsc
Post Office, NowYork, N. Y. October 1850 ---
Aun.r.d,oua Hair
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FAITHFUL IRISH. AMERICANA.

The Irish American independents OF the
WIN Assembly District met last evening at No Az
Grand-st., Edward Wall presiding. There was large
attendance l.. o.. Coleman urged that the meeting lh-
dorse the Republican state ticket In the course OF
long speech he said that tho Independent voters. WHO
gave such "A good account OF themselves during the
Blaine and Logan campaign would beifound on election
day voting for Davenport and CART
who were opposed to free trade and
pledged to protect American industries
against foreign competition. Thomas Martin seconded
tue resolution. which was passed amid applause. The
chairman announced that nass-meeting would DO hold
In the district on an early day.
meeting OF the Irish American Independents OF the
lid District held In Cosmopolitan Hall Edward j.
Rowe presided. Thomas W. CancannOn tho SECRETARY
announced that several names had been added 10
roll and that the progress OF tho movement In the
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CLEARING OUT rwENrT-sgyEyrH.sr

The regular weekly meeting of the Owners
and Butiness Mems Association last night at No lot
West Twenty-sevenh-st, was wen attended despite the
inelemency of the weather. The Executive Commit.
tee reported its conference with the Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby and John Jacob Aston. DR.. Crosby n-
formed the committee that In his opinion, the assOcia
ton had accomplished since its organization than
amy society OF the kind that had ever been started IN
New-foIk He expressed his hearty sympathy with
It and agreed to address public meeting which the As
ISOLATION will hold Professor Felix Adler stephen
Merritt and others are also expected 10 speak The de-
tectlve bureau, which is I'm charge Of Ralph Wei
ported the procuring OF additional evidence against
Crow Fiat and other houses Of irepute 10 the block
Martne has promised to aid the society
to the extent OF his ability The of those
who s refuse to put out their disordery tenants will
be In the DistrictAttorney's hands In few days.
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MIR. UAUGuroN NOT ACCEPTABLE.

There is hitch between Tammany and
Irving Halls Irving Hall wants too much and tho man
whom 1t puts forward for the principal
place on the combined ticket IL not accrpta-
bic TO TIinmany. The TWO subcommittee met yestcr-
day afternoon AZ the Westminster Hotel. Timmany was
represented ly Richard Croker Register Reilly James
A. Flack Edward l. Fitzpatrick james j. Martin, !. u.
Spinola Thomas L. Gllroy. William T. Kirk and J.. III.
DuGO: Irving Hall by Nicholas HaughtOn, who was
sucreedcd by &c Ecclcsinc Peter BOwe Anthony Hart
man, Edward Shelley, Patrick Mulon. Timothy j.
Campbell Charles q. Cornell, John {.
I,rogan and DR.. DcmafesL Commissioner
naugton said that Irving Hall had held tho Sheriff.
Office for six years and utimnted that this gave 1t "a
Fight 10 demand the Office for three years more He
claimed that the OF tho Gibbs committee had boon
directed mainly against bin In the ondeayor
TO break down his candidacy Messrs.
Ecclesin- and B0we also made APP
pras for Irving Hall. They asked who their
candidate, aud replied; Commissioner Haughton"
The Tammany m6nbers said that no would not be sat
sfnctory and they would not accept him. Nothing was
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WAITED! LAnoRERs TILL NoyEMBER 1.

ELMEA, Oct. Is (Sp,ciaD. The diminishing
that has been going on Ia Chomuug County since the
nomination OF Governor I'M has assumed tho proper
tons OF general engagement, tho hoa'y c"nnonadinS
having begun on Monday, whom William Dlllmore, ono
OF the Governors llrueuautS, sol hIF Wrh 20 tVoth
niug up the old abandoned Chanting ChnAl on tho
level between North Tlmlra and MlIport. Tho GOV
cruor knows the location An appropriation Tor tic
filling up ~ the old ditch was provided by lhe last
egg Tor lection purposes. Mr. Dimsre Will work hity
men for "A few days and then employ seYernl huiItru
Mi of q hom will got work till after election. Town
herers who have boon dissatisfied Tor one reason or
another viii draw pay fOremcn. The Governor eI-
prcs 10 accomplish great deal In MilpOrt aud vicinity
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GLOOMY AND DIsHEAErESED DEMOCRATS.
II was "A dismal day uptown yesterday on ac-

count ~ tie weather. and II was "A cold day at the
Democratic state HchquArtor', account OF Tho feel
lng uncasUcss over the result ~ tho County DcWoc
Tacy Convention. Having mado separate ticket re-
rrilr.s OF party opinion that there should be uuiou
the County democracy men arc now nervous about tho
result such Of them called AT headquarters rccltcd
glowing interviews their belief that two Democratic
tickets this city would give ii much larger vote
than ~ there union ticket Inls was tho burden
of talks by L. Eery Anderson. Henry u. PurrOy. Eohu
~ squire. District Attorney kiigway and others. Yet
there evident nervousness aud uuchsur~s both
among Nr. INNS special friends At headquarters and
the Gov atty democracy hcelrr-.
EKAttsrucy General NchOOumakc-. who called during
the as said tnat local anr In NcwIork cry could
deter Democrats In tho interior VI the state from sup
porting the state ticket
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THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATGONs-FOR 30 HOURS
WAsuINGToN Oct. l4.-FOr New England,
local rains winds shifting TO southeast and southwest
falling follow In the southern portions by rising bar
onctcr warmer this afternoon, followed By slight fall
in temperature during the night.
For tho Middle Atlantic states, light local showers
in the northern portion far weather In the southern
portion winds generally shifting to southwest and north
west hi cher preceded IN the oxtrome northern portion
Inv falling barometer. slightly cooler.
For the vicinity OfNew-Iork AID Philadelphia fair.
slightly cooler weather.
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yysB,yD PRErryrS Az ELOPElEyE

A man and woman were arrested last night
in ioboken as they about to take train
for tho West They said that they were
An,u., Gran and Auuio RaaOo. The
cofnpaluaut was Herman aase, tho wOman's husband.
who said that thoy had cloped from Ger
,n1,v taking with them $500 in money
L.lo1rlnx u him aud wearing apparel worth SOD
Mrs Kaabo had 81 600 IN Hcrmau money ana Sbl In
American money and sho said that II all belonged 10
nor Grnp had only Il cents.
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REGISTER TO-DAYi

The registration of voters will continue to-
day each OF the 7l2 election districts In this city The
books will be open from a. m to p. m. The remain
Ing days OF rcgstraton are october % and "a To be
entitled to register. must be a citizen, end he
ST have lived IN tho state for year, In the county
four months aud in the election district thirty days.
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cool from the northwest reached the Gulf States
and Lower Lakes The Of the barometer here
was downward. Rain fell measuring 1.59 inches The
temperature ranged between $40 and $780, the average
l57l49, being 8Sso lower than the corresponding
day last year and 4iso higher than on Monday.
Cloudiness and perhaps light showers, followed BY
cooler, fair weather. may be expected IN this city
and vicinity to-day and stationary lower tempera,
lure and fair weather. ThursdaE
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WHO WY REcOMaEYD rOLICE sERGEANTS

The Police Board recently asked the COrpo-
ration Counsel for opinion the meaning Of para
.raph In the Cy service regulation citing. an Illus
Truiion whether the OF sergeant seeking pro
pt0n the certificate required by the regulation should
he supplied by his captain or BY the Board Mr.. La
combr decided Yesterday that tie captain wOuIu seem
toh, the proper person to give the certificate
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THE rDJsoy.gIFLD ELrcrRIc MoroR

4 double track 200 feet long has been con-
s,rrcted I'm Last TWentyfourth-st, and the
rdisou-Ficld electric motor taken from the
.hnp, I'm ocrck-s yesterday for trial on thls trach
TLn final trial IS 70 be made on NE
tt.,,,J Avenue Elevated Road tho DAFT
,,,tnr has been tried tho Ninth Avenue road The
rucne by which both motors are controlled Is similar
f,t tbc Idison-Fied system employs number
~ small motors each Weighing ton and half one Of
inc motors IS attached under tho car to each or tho car
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REGISTRATION Is nEooKLYN.

Yesterday was the second day IF regis trltiOn
I'm brooklyn Despite tho circulation OF postal cards by
the Young Republican club aud the posting OF placards
throughout the oity tho canscd great falling Oh
from the registration OF the last three years. Tao result
by vnfds Is as follows:
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ORTTVtRY NOTES.

CucAGo, oct I3.-MWor Thomas Burrows,
formerly Of the 9th United States Infantry ana now on
tho retired list died yesterday at his residence In this
CITY, ago forty seven. lie will be buried at Lancaster
Pom.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 13.-Moses Heller wealthy
Jewish merchant of this city aud California pioneer
a.. tlt
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TIE BIJOU THEATRE IN boston REOPFNED
RnsrnN. Oct Il lNpeciaLl-The Biion wa.

opened tonight for the first time under Mr. Neundors
management. Tho house was crowded despite tho
heavy ranstOru. "Stradclla given for the first
tme In Boston since 1862 when II was presented by
included Rosaba Bcechcr W. H. Fessenden. Carl Plue-
ger D. NJ Babcock and Signor BrocOlinl At the end OF
tie first act Mr. NeuendOr brought Outn response
TO vigorous applause and bowed bis Acknowledgements
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CLASS ELECTIONS AT AMHERST.

AMHERST, Mass, Oct 13. - The freshmen
have elected the following officers President. g. A.
Harlow OF Augusta Me-; viUe.presldent, J.. G. Camp,
OF Spring held, Mass secretary =. H. Wilson, OF Now
York. treasurer, G. d. Phelps. OF Erving, Mass. SEN
ator, ii. N. Dickinson, of Graaby, MaAa.
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THE NEWARK CoUNCH. REPUBLICAN.

The charter election took place At Newark
yesterday. Tho genera. result in tho city was the re
election ~ Mayor Joseph Hayes tDeml by - majority
of about 200 ovor Alderman Osoeoo Cutror RepJ, and
the re.elsctiou OF Republican Council Tic Rcpub.
leans elect nine Aldermen aud tho Democrats rlV Inc
hoard, of Education and FreohOldors remain Rcpub-
licau
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KEEP IN THE HoUsE-that it may be promptly
administered all sudden OF Cholera Morbus
Cramps Diarrhes Collie, orany Affection Of the Bowels,
FOR which DR.. Jaynes Carmnative Basam an efectual
remedy At this of the year every family will
find in IT useful and reliable curative. -.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. III a. m.-The broad
weak Gulf cyclone which has been moving northward
since Saturday crossed the Lower Lakes into Ontario
yesterday having merged with another storm from tho
west aos on the Atlantic coast and rain IN the region
east Of the Mississippi and north OF Tennessee resaea
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6pcclaI Notices

Al Carpet CIcansmg.-ThOs. James stewart.
only Offices:
554 Broadway NY. and Erie ana 9TH ss C. Telephone
II. y. squire Il sons Jewellers. 81 FnIion-si. y. \.
diamond Ear Rings matched. all sizes
Watches make s4OtO SlOO. sterling syergAre &C.
The Garduer Pine Needle soap. fresh young
p,,c rcavea PARK & TILFORD Agents
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Tho Republicans of tho XVIth Assembly Distrlct
held largo aud enthusiastic meeting at ther headquarters
No AT secondave evenios John r. Pope prosiuod
and Eawa I'd t. Fisher acted Re,olu'ss wore
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POET 0RAr0R AND SrA1Lan0AN At YAAE.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 13.-The senior class last
evening elected as GLASS poet Charlton Minor Lewis or
NewYork City, OF Charlton r. Lewis class poet OF
49, and brother OF j. NJ Lewis class poet OF 's3 Evans
Wooden, OF Indianapolis. chosen class orator and
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orvrp,t cgPl>rEySEy,S SUCCESSOR.

Colonel James McLccr, of the 14th Regi-
mont was elected Brsadier General to succeed General
g N Christensen In command OF the Third Brigade.
second Division. Y q. g ~ last evening. He is the
postmaster OF Brooklyn.
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EXPRESSING THEIR SORROW IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, Oct. 13.-At the invitation Of
Bishop McNciruey. large number OF Catholics met
here this afternoon and adOgted memorial expressive
Of sorrow at the death OF Cardinal McClOskcy \ COM
lnittee appointed % attend the fnneral
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M1RRIED,

AMEs-DESHONS-Ou Monday, December Is. 1884, by tho
Rev. Henry Ward Bee,her, Edward Griffin Ames Emily
Adele daughter OF Emily F. aud the late Lew A Deshons.
all Of Brooklyn
HoLMES-HOLMEs-o On Tuesday. October 49, at the res.
Of the brides parents West Wnstoa Conn., by the
Rev Mr.. Kelsey, Susie Beeche daughter OF Rufus r.
Holmes, esq, to Robert A. Holmes. Brooklyn.
RUSHMORE-SUTTON-On Wednesday, October Il. 1885,
Huntington. L. f. by the Rev. Thomas b. Burch, OF
NewYsrk, Stuart II. Rushmore and Nellie 81 daughter of
the late T. T.. sutton. OF Brooklyn
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed uih full
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ANxlous roR 4 TRIANGULAR DISCUSSION.

ALBANY, oct 13.-Frcdcrlck Il. Wheeler,
chairman Of tho state Committee OF the Prohibition
party has written lotor to tho charnon OF tho Ropub
ucan and Democratic state Committees suggesting
triangular discussion bet wecn the three candidates for
Governor In regard tue liquor ranc He asks that
i've meetings be held In different parts of tho state
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the bOmetheai yais,ion, n this city BY tsnts.
divisions time y
~hie
mercury during those hours The broken eotsd Las
Indicated
sats pharmacy as broadway.
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district in favor OF Davenport and Carr was marked:
The Chairman said that mass-meeting would De helu
fully organized and speakers from Republican head
quarters would attsid.