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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
CANDIDATES AND WORKER"

To the EtttDr - re- frt' a..
SIR: A week ago the statement was frequent
~ made by those friendly to Mr. Hewitt mat
there VA, no chance OF the election Mr. Roosevelt he
cause his nomination not acc -pSOie TO tue work
ers OF Ae Republican party. they could not depend
unon MIN TO .nas- the oicr and distribute it, patron
age as they would IKE 1t done This statement
has almost d appeared view OF the hearty support
given TO Mr. Roos by all the members OF the kepuO-
ran party Il OF use. therefore, to answer as an
alleged statement OF fac Blu, before 1t entirely passes
out OF sight II may advantage To consider what Is
the real effect OF TINS satemrnt - an argument.
As he statement that Mr.. RoosevePs nomination IS
not satisfactory TO the Repubetn "wOrkers because
they are not satisfied II elected lie VIII administer
the office OF Mayor accordance win their WISHES
and az II has been usei try Induce Republicans TO
vote for Nh Hewitt 1t must Imply that MI Hewitt is
heartily Supported by the Democratic "WorSrrs' anu
that he Is so supported brcduse they nave good rea
son TO believe that II elected. viii administer the
office IN WAY mat VIII please them. Now those who
have made thIs Statement would not FOR "a moment
claim That Maurice Power or Richard Croker am Tue
otn~r "practlcll states nen wuo coutr,i Tammany
Hail County Dem 'crtcY, are pure am ans heT
10 see a chance the present extravagi ant ana
administration OF the Wy poFern.
time labor to nut mo practice tbe MAXIM tha,
"pObc Office Is paul trust Nor wOnd II De- eianeu
honest men than John o. BrrU and JACOB Hess ana
otnrr well Known Kepunican "worker- IN iaet Il
they wOuld greatly pre- Ter The Rrpubhcan~ ,-
What then IS the effect Of thi- statement voters
VINO navr simply the iare aud g1OI government OF
he city heart, ani are 1T ooini stroi-y 10y poIu
ca ties. urged not 10 vote for NJ Roosevelt because
be - not acce ptaOl- th- republican workers aud
" n nor unister ofice accordance with their
80 H., ,n. s,fna IRE IN are asked 10 vote for
sir Hewitt because acceptable 10 the Drmocrat
WORK r. and VIII please them IN Ms administration
OF office and n ii'srinu "n OF IT'S PATRONAGE.
on I'M, very argument Of the friends OF Mr. Hewitt
for which csnd late should an honest voter caS Ms
Ne,r. yorl. Ocf Of 1-SG
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GIVING TIE PUGA OHARA oTER

PitstGdeiOhtG NetoS
want 70 barreei emphas that the puss
canine idiot lie Of gnobe ancestry aud Is adn'ed 10
parOrs nowadays when his grcat great grandfather wa
forced To gnaw bone quiet in the Kitchen Inc
pus Is the Product OF in-0reedn9 OF III
plain English, the offspring parents closely related Org
ID NY he came from the English trnsplt and te Duos VIII
account. or his hat nozzle aud DO" Legs & he oi
aspect bellies hlr altogether
wou" BITE anything daly supply Of bread an MIX
anu tard neis He pam nJJstJr lhe pug -ttNMt
the aNrfdge Fable Of learning the n" orah ny
usk% His brain IL limited and you have proDAoiy
noticed that he enough 10 gel IN out o
the ram HIS instinct Is about kinky a. ms al anu no 10
degcherAtng murc and more every day
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TEOUBLk IN THr BOSTON IDAAL OPERA co.
BUFFALO, Oct % toDec1al. has
broken out IA Bost"u Idea Opera COMPANY whIeh
holds the Ia Bud..O MS week me Courier gave
Mics Huntington complimentary aivanco notice, AMI
LOOK Lne GROUND that role should not be given 10
Mile l.. Biancne during Buffalo sageueni.
Utcause Miss huntington has many friends herr.
T.ls vas too much for Mr.. Foster. tue managrr.
lie published a card accusing MISS Huntington o la
splrlux tLr &C.. charged tuh sue had doIe htie
LACEY bu, abuse Nile. La Blanche. Ms HuniiD ION
.svs IL "A ail huuDdg A- 81 tuChe " lss Hunt
M. ton has tha he in ~ Ders OF Tue o"u
pany are Ter And wont sit al the lAOio win
nrrx At lLe
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26.-The annual meeting
Of the Cincinnati Indianap polls st. Louis aud Chcaen
Railway Company known the " Biz Four was nei'
here to-day. The following elected directors u"
entire nuuber OF voting shares being cast Ior 'ne"
NJ. T. ingalls,. George Hoady, samuel J. Broadwei' d.
F. Evans George Wiltshire, Larse Anderson. u smi'n'
Thomas A. Morris. Allen NJ Fletcher r r Cable r. J.
Jeffrey George Bis. and C. p Huntington. Ths state
OF earnings for the year end I'd June 80 mas oe
published President Inga submitted statement o
tho four ending October 81, showing the earn
lures SOL 35D: nxed charges. S2O0.OOo; balance
appiicaDe o dividend Sls3.5ls-an increase IN ue,
earnings OF Si4.j22 &c ordered that the rate VI
dividends lncteased from time a. the revenue
might Justify An issue of s3oo0.000 OF STOCK W.
ordered. Il f. not tbs intention to place ms mn
but under the law Incorporating the road the STOCK u
equal the bonded debt.
PIrTsBURG. Oct. 26An Intervening petition was h'eu
to-day the United states Court by Alfred oohen o.
New-York and William T. JeOb. OF Buffalo, in the equity
suit OF Edward W. Kinsey against the Buffalo, Ne"
York and Philadelphia Railroad Company, now pehuihH-
1t is alleged that the trustees are in collu-l'n VITA
syndcae TO sell the road. and Mes-rs Cohen ana Jro'
An order was made FOR Edward N. Kinsiey TO show
cause 30 why the petition should ho' NC
granted.
PHIL AprrPrT, Oct. 2G.-The minority interests In tne
South Pennsylvania Railroad Company here assert ta'
shouli that completed there are TWO otheF
lines surveyed Of which would be superior to tha'
which ia partially completed one OF these Is lIo
Ashland, SchuylS sill County. from connection ~ wa"
point with the Lenish Valley Railroad. and known as
he Seaboard Western Another Is from shlppen7-
burg from connection that point with the Ws,terh
Maryland. Recent acquisitions o. the western MdLb
l4ad 10 to a point tho cu-d ehanha NV
Opposite Harrisburg by sprnging bridge over 1r
river - Rradlug Company cOuli De
lly rd "A Harrsburk Ih~ LrniGh Naley Wou'A
take in SrabOaTd and Western, ana 1e
Western Maryland aud BtliInHre and Ohio wouhi
The construction CT tue line from ShippensOuiH
Philadelphia capitalists are building tweDty-hv' nes
road rich tlnbrr country north or Bio"lsnult,
this They the Latter place Win 'ne
Lackawanna. -, -,
iona TAYLOR, the Lon ion broker. stated to-day thA'
be partcul ,rly favor division OF tlr Irnn
sylvaDia RalTpai COmpAuy's surplus. BAT an lheFea
the dividend 10 per cent per annCm lnsleau u
per cent.
BOsTON. Oct 26.-The following Ia taken from 'he
annual report FOR year ending september 80 oil o
Boston ami Albany Railroad Company 10 the RAlro'i
Commissioners: Total income, Ss,29S. 49, t't"i "a
pens.s $5sIO.3ss; dividends declared. Sl.o4'.7vt'
sprpns for year. Sl99l2O; surplus september oo'
S2l5.j7O
CLEVELAND, Oct 20 (SpscaD. The report OF Receiver
Caldwell II New YORK; Chicago an - Louis ha''
rna for the quarter enting septmb-r 30 shows the re-
reip roa 10 bave been Sls-1.39l 90 dlsouFSF
ments, S94.36S 80.
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DIED

sUTTOSOn second (Nontsyl October 25 at the rest
". Thompson. 1884 Lesisgtonave. sarah
u. sutton.
friends invited TO attend the funeral ssr
brick meeting house Nn- Partners on frb
day (Thurstavl. OCTOBER ~ AZ ~ o'clock.
The Grand Central Depot (New'f0rk Central
r. r. az 7,I5a
Carriages Will DO in waiting at Mlbrook on arrival oil hs
train.
wHITELAw-On Tuesday October 26 Margaret Aexanfer
Whtelaw. wife Of Alex. +. Whitrisw
Funeral residence 39i fhave Weine>
day At o. M.
IntermeD private.
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TRAINED NURSE APPRECIATED

To 1 -
SIR: 1t is with surprise and sorrow that }
see ID THE TRIBUNE TINS tue letter attack
ing trained nurses For years nave been thoroughly
acouainted Win the.n-ln the framing School, III the
hospital aud priv ito practice. nave hAd thrm gu
more than Que occasi IN own home AMI family
.,nd nave found tho greatest pO sble hep anu
rom.Or II YOU Mr.. + tILor. cOni near inc WORDS oI
grale u abe ton Of. do rom tnOse VINO nave
I,rrn nrpei aud re ~ tnrm sur yod would
not pIhiish .ttSnz. ARTHUR Il PAINE, d. ~
BfOOkiya, Oct %, locb
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Al STEW4AT APPLE WOMAN.

hear queer story OF the superstition OF A T. Stewart
FfOn the beginning has N~wfOrk merchant
shortly before his DEATH imagined tat his iottuh
bound thai OF he httr DID apple woman VINO ia
front of When chief Wa 10" "a
10y ny hal TINS mile old apple was encoufA-u
aud Diotrc;rh ny nl hni when nc moved iuIneI 40
Dig "htr builng occupied Dy d. bHnS
said that lie pei s"nA -uicfDrnaud te calr r M o.. o
apple Soans elects stand ousiuc oil H. hric
ali 40 a. prosperity these new qdAiNH III
s..Ory Dr.V-e M d. atn dlsappcarFsL stewart
mas o. and lac ten SAID, tne story yes
de nf t the place that his sOpd iuek Won"
-fraug- 10 say wan lev mohIAs = -
stewart ~ woman was
ly forgotten before ne ia his grave
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mp - d. VIOCs &, CRIiICIsM

from The san fTnnciseo ChTOntets.
A Santa Barbara correspondent Of TIKI NEwf YORK iHi
Xxx ponts dlocy once Department.
winch sadly lie that The DepAil"oD
apnarenly pays teegraphic reports q
washouIs other distractions the southern ioAns anu
that mails day, aiious
10 IN reais The at io- iA az
4. orkcd failures 10 "o'e'
,,vrl,a mails ia nay iou
June rght Jul5 eishl uut,is w
september slO~ ~ncn Oush Va sl1c
rrr even Llis geA villas, VIA Nle 10
sending foreign mans W oSe~s usNs
slo " oil thai ulneIaDle ~ CriLiclsLl
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4 FAIIALaAs VIZ. DlsEnlAD sY asa HussAxD

singular story WAS developed IN the Police Court
Newark yesterday by slner OK On
charge Dy alleged VI robbery one
hrranly la ~ elrrs.
vile. y. y. where IA 1904 she Wa married
n lanes HlL OF Micd4gAh They lived
WruersviIe Tor years lr woman Vas prominent
an n~al ..,.,efy and church AMI thrre years
vong man Wilbur went 10 The ARA ana
xoK lie was destitute Inc farmers gave Nm enpOy inenL
IA ouua Thar LIS VIE 10 AeI MARRIAGE
And besus I'D Limerick leave The place he ielusod 10 70
n a., Us HUI III woman Say size never
I'M nde Ia e.tr uer nusBand Out Emcck threat 10
murder the husband. " The nous anu oei cummings
~ her. -. . ,..,, % Csr.d.
10 save ner husbands ana property one "en 70 CAnAA
with merck months sue yeiaen ~ 1no o"eP
CATIONS irirDi7 AUD Ie.ufhe lono
erick a-alh yVllcu
husband a mOntis ago fsh'i'A
took 10 ul4nk and they separated EmeN kons
tolued !lin last June AT sOhcllaton tAey Wei
married by Protestant Episcopal minister ElieieA AGAIN
- The Woman "ss MOI Hsu
that lad a auburn. \. y. On MONDAY sie
he Aai Tax waScn and other var
uables and bought tcket iJr auOurn Glnsf Claims ma
H. entlccd the iron nome sac was Ooi
tban L. be sad. aud - in4le All tbe ad
sancos At 10 urgent request her " Canada
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John r. BALCH.

Providence, Oct 26 (SpeciaD.-JOhn R.
Bslch, for thirtynve years treasurer OF the
Providence Railroad. died quite suddenly
la@t night age seventy-,x. He entered the COM
pany's clerk fl 1s45. He leaves one son.
Collins l. Btlch. ~ NrwYOrk IL said that although
conuectd Tor moro than forty Years win the frOv-
dence ami Worcester RilrOa!, Mr. Balch never was In
OF It's
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JOIN JULIE. PETIT.

John Jules Petit well-knOwn importer OF
manufacturers e.ucas died AT hts nome, No 20 west
Thirty-sevensh-st Yesterday. He born hftv-eght
years ago BlOOmfngfar an nas iyet OIL Manhattan
and ever since. He servet apprenticeship IN tue
drug and chemical business with BENJAMIN HI. fied'
ami about thirty years ago formed rOpar nership Win
W Barkcy Ptrsuus an gagsd IN the Importation anu
sale OF indigo chemicals satpetr- AMI dye-stnrs lie
was member iriti ne FIX hange. Hr Pett
W a widO and leaves twO unmarried daughLerS.
Inc funeral Will be held at Zion Church tomorrow az
ID - III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 26.-By collision this
aft1rno"" a. PHe Bud. wnd -nsl"e ana lhr
Aontort PASSENGER tram, here at four Oclock Que
man was ke t~O fatally inu.ed aud three others
severely Boon rugies were cd aud tic DaE
gage dnd mail cars with contents were Onrnei.
The rnsih~rr 81 hr passenger train, Thomas Dolah was
horribly mahseL lie val die. hsrtn CoDeI"ri h's
hrrDaB. wss sso ba tlY nurl. man shpp"srd 10
HrurJ Scn ~euk of MdisoB stssungA RI 10 between
The M All aud LsudrE tie W AZ INSTANTLY Killed
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cIrvrL4yD WOULDN'T MIND.

Washtngtoa Gossip "a The Batttmor, "er'eaH
The other day friend Of the President from buH@o
here at the white House Tue President was
much pleased him ant they discussed many topics III
relating part interview Buffalo riend said tat h
Cleveland expressed himself quite Freely on the secoh
question. / at first udn care pal
ucnlary place" dent quoted as say
But after 1 a time the lie DecAhi MOI"
eeaDe and Ike THIS feeling mas lh.l".s
ANA You want 10 back again ~ the BuHao Hien'
said he asked.
Yes think would not mind another term was the
reply. No.
The Buffalo Of the act tat the
dent talked tins way and perhaps the Presidsht wants '
IMPRESSION w abroad.
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II r " Il n ' 4 " =.
From The Atlanta C0nsttfufton.

From The Atlanta Constdufon.
straight up and III tell you
sir"
What" exclaimed, " she went up"
Yes. sir" replied the quoniam dude she did
What WA the matter Win her :"
Boiler exploded"
.6Icat'
DO be surprised sir" the quondam dude interrupted
Tie laiv--Ie q lAdy-tO whom / rcIer Gu
q boiler attached u Ler person. Al tH,
the explosion she steamboat ol
which ! "a captain. She was-I mean tho
iy-as pre'ty picture and egauty dressed The oIVo
o plos INTO the AR, 0OO o,
" hen she Tie return uIp lel mo "a!
thought s.'.'u II alive THANK gOol
uesr wasn't KILLED hut she ddn l. she SAID " y
that big hole my dress 30 Il sves'
the grnlluI COnuOuci W
Lni cnuIrll md Lhai ) dLcaa.n
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MR. BLAINE LNspEc Iye 10Y INDUSTRIES

PTrrsBURG, Oct 26.--James G. Blaine, III
compauy win uis most. d. 10 49,, WslteI tuis noin-
lug aud thoroughly inspectsd In ali us departments Inc
immense American Iron Works Of JONES Lsngniih'
and returned nome 10 I'm d nO0ndAT Iuncb. IN the
tftrrno,n Inc Two gent.rinen took a drive into me
count ~, he pleasure o. winch We. however. MARIE"
~ TO l,lu RAIN. TINS evening Var dcFoed u rest
which tne .Ilrung incidents past week ana Tue
slate tour to begin ~ OrrOw have rendered absolutely
hmm
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PRINCE HnHENLoHE wALDENBorRG.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Prince HOhenlohe-W aid
enbourg has died Of apoplexy. axe forty five he was
one OF the les en- nent members OF a widely known
family. His mothers brother. Prince Hohenone. was
prominent Bavarian politics and previous TO 1896
hostile Prussan influence IN German AFFAIRS but after
ward friendly Bismarck and not on ago Imperial AM
ba -~afnr France lie tatnOllc tnd married "A
dau htrr Prince Nicolas Eserhazy, tue Austro- Hun
garan staie-uaD hed days after the death Oh
her only chld, daughter. la-t year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
THE REV JOHN R. WILLIAMS.

The Rev. 20 IN K. Williams, age fifty-hye
for tw-nysx year. OF Christ Protestant Episco
pal Church at Westport. Conn died yesterday at the
rectory He vas a graduate or Trinity College, ,rt-
furi, passed course OF study IN the b~rAeiey u
vinttv Sebool AZ N!GretOwn. He waSa meuber ~ the
Board OF Visitors MS town AN took active III
errst educational 1T rs In l-c3 he went 10 r"E
land 10 qnr-t OF health aud greatly nehted
I,sr Angl- h went to England a second Time On MS
return IriD ne wa cnmprlrd co remain IN MS state
room v reason OF wrakn-ss amt reached home On sep
fem b.r 20 since that time has lily declined.
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Mr. c1LvrLAyD AIDS CHARLESTON CHURCH

Mr. CLLVELAND AIDS CHARLESTON CHURCH
CHARLESTON, Oct. 26.-No earthquake shocks
have been elt snce Frld.I one eU'nAittee o. re-
lief has 50 upon LOO APPLICATIONS OF properly
holders for money TO repair damaged hOuseA
President cleveland slO 10 be pastor OF the
Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal ChurcH with the
folio wing letter: , n ,Ooe
Rec. l. RIFFIN NICHOLA
MY DEAK sir. nave received your letter asking for pc
cuniary repairing Emmanuel African Methodist Epls
cana Church by the recent
earIhouaXr glad 10 contribute something Tor 80
worthy q CAUSE the not aTge jls accom-
pauel the k4nducss those "hO
InstruiueuAluy good. your
Church NAV 400 resume Is usefulness
Yours. very Truly, GROVER hFELAHD.
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DETECTIVES MAKE Az IMPoRTANTARRFSE

DErECTIVES MAKE Az IMPORTANT ARRFSE
Detective. Reilly. Lawlor and Sweeney. of Captain
Rihea's sqnad, while walking mp Eishth-aye yesteF-
day saw three men acting suspciOusy in front OF
Jacob Dreyers confectionery store al Eghth-ave ana
Fftv-frst--t The three the detectives ana
hurried away up Fifty -rsst The detectives "a" the
men separate then again and 90 into barroom.
one of the men wa recognized by Defective Sweeney
n "A weii-kuOwn Eighth " ard wagon thirl ana Tue
det .ctives arrested At The Fort ninth-7t
station they gave ,he names OF William 0ralt Joseph
Brewster. tho wagon thief. and George W. hamu' L.
Grant va, subsequently Identified a. a man oil many
aliases well known all the country danger
ou- bank sneak thief The police know hlm as 4 IS.
Cu,,uiues and GORE Carsen lie arrested III
October last in Baltimore With two companloas Tor
attempting to rob the National Metropolitan l'@nk al
Washington and the Merchants National BANK ol
baltimore by the GrOl game. His two companions
we're sent to prison for ten years and SIX month";.
C9rseu was able TO prove alIOl having been drunk
in his hotel when the robbery was committed l. balu
more lie has been in this city about two weeks Inc
three men we're evidently bent robbery as sections
of a powerful jimmy and Other burglars tools were
FOUND IN FiIy-irst-st where they had been throw Il
when the men trying to get away rom tue
do
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lHE WEATHER hEPORE

GOVERNNsNr tNDIjA.tD ,t-FD Il 1OJfh
WASHINGTON. Oct 26. For New England
and Eastern New-YorK. far weather. east1ry villas
becoming variabla lower followed by higher iempers
rure.
FOR Pennsylvania. New-Jerssy, Delaware anu "'-'
lanh local rams. nOrLneasterly Winds shsn'" e''
westward fair. slightly ,r'ner
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NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Congress-IXth District August ?. WAGNER ihep''
A--embly-XVIih. J. H. W. kleen ttepi Illd west
chester Travis DEM. ia. Westchester K Pettinger
Gud. DEM. Win. Hudson County j." j. Pearson tDenLi
IAth. Hudson County, y. J.. y. lent fttepl ,-,A D.,
Aldermen NNlt. j. n. Frcke ftenF Ath A"oipu A'e4
mar Rep, MILD y. J. ~ onneI tReD.l
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MSS cLkVhLAYO IN P00R HhALrA

CHICAGO Oct ia. 7. l. EILtr, OF LlTe-
rary Lue to-day Inat IA fecrips oil letter
from puysclan New- Ork certifying that Mis-
C4evelanas D-au Is entIrey dO@n ana thai LIE
f0rDIds dryOug 20 Tie rXcrs-IFe lanos
OF editorial Utless tBero la Miss
Clevelaud's health, sue speB1 In The
South France r OrdA
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JUDGE FANcHER FOR CONGRESS.

Judge Enoch L. Fancher, the arbitrator or
the Court OF Arbitration Chamber OF Commerce.
dominated for gre.- last night tina Repuo IL
OF the Xth strict He will In opposition 20
Frinci- r. ~piuOia the Tammany Hail candIdate' VINO"
the COun = Democrats have indorsed
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vrrDxREp FoR H7s 1oT4LrY TO eEoRes.

NvRDERED FOR ms LOYALTY TO 6FOR6h
An animated discussion of the merits OF the several
candidates tor Mayor closed by murder late on
Monday night in Martin Godtrey's liquor store at
Thir,l-aye. and Eighty -ninth-st Jchn Mckegney. al
old lrishInan who lived at Nc. l39 East Eighty
eighth-st. and was a member # the United Order OF
Carpeuters and JoineTs had declared his intention to
vote for Henry George John McGIath, bartender
of No. Alb Eas, Eighty -siAth-sL, endeavored 10
dissuade Mckegney. Mchegney arose To leave the
place and SAID Well. here one vote Tor Heny
George no matter how much YOU NAV talk. Nc
Grain sprang at the od carpenter and dealt HIM a
savage blow III the lace. Mekegney tell 10 the moor
and Law there iusens be. A he saw that he
had knocked Mckegney senseless, McGrath hastily
lett the liquor store None of the men attempted to
stop him. A.
Police CAPTAIN COnlin sent men in search OF the
rnthan They found him IN Thiruave near seventy
eiehth-st and locked him up An ambulance carried
McKe nev to he PresOy terian Hospital where he died
in the morning without having regalned CONSCIOUS
ness Mct1rath was committed IN the Harlem fOllce
Court Yesterday 10 the result OF coroner IN
vestiraton Ii was said that he an applicant Tor
appointment ~ pol cenan about three years ago
but wa- iected account OF his drunken HABITS ne
denied Yesterday that he used brass knucNes or
intended 10 nure Nchegney seriously hcheShey
WAS a peaceable and had large family VINO VIII
suffer by ms death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

William j. Arksll Of TEE Albany Journal and
TIE JSdge gave dinner To Colonel John
A. COckrrii etor The World Last night az
the Murray Hal Hotel The otlior guests we're mostly
nc spaper nasn. They included Chaancey ID Depo"
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A Constant Cough, with ShOrtness of Breath,
Failing strength ami Wasting OF Flesn all DetoAen
Lungs or less seriously affected ana demanding
prompt ire ltmenL BY Or. Jayne's ExpectoranI
serious results may either avoided or paated. =.
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,bnrcb of The incarnation BY Arthur Brooks Or
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sUTZER-LAWTON- Wednesday evening October 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

CoIern InfantumThe greatest causes ~ this dread as
are excessive and improper foot Infants VII" are
fr upou Mellns viii through the hot summer
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

BOSTON Mass. Oct 26.-JamssF Williams FOR several
years in charge OF tue department Of The Boston
Globe. died yester
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenia.


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whteIaw Reid Amos J. Cummings. Frank McLansnnsn
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and Major J. NJ. BnndY.
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STEAMSHIP ARRvAL.-The Wisconsin, OF the Gqion Line
Liverpool. and TIE Ethiopia, 81 tile Anchor Line, 4Vh
glasgow arrived at O. alantine early this morning