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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
THE ANlIsALooY MOVEMENT.

Fx.Secretarv Window, of Minnesota who
WAS chairman OF the Anti-saloon Republican Nauohai
Convention, Is In this city. temperance iheeu"s
wh,cb is to he held on Monday night In the Palace kinR
prooglvp has been turned into a general meeting 10
bsrep 10 Mr. WINDOW on subject OF the anti saloon
,novenent committee OF prominent citzens
n, Brook,yn waited him yesterday 10
,nviie INN TO speak on this occasion and secured
his consent secretarys speech al the Chicato oon
yentlop Is TO published IN pampnet form io' o'ou
latiOn. -. ,1.ir, chairman
General Thomas ". Conway, OF BrooEyn chSirnan
Of the Organ Zing Committee OF the NN"-iu nu.i
at the Gilsey House Iast even
ing and SAID u TRIBUNE reporter; Ihe responses ~
the cirruiar sem COMMITTED, wnch pun
1ished an THE TRIBUNE saturday, nave oeen So
numerous a indicate hearty ana spohlaneous ~ w
p.thy win Tho movement. The number OF signatures
RECEIVED for the formation OF league has oeeh surP
inc nnt IN nunbsrs and In the character oil the sgners
The move nent has certainly struck a popular cn0ru'
AUSTIN ABBOTT FOR THE COURT OF AffhAh7.
The following address to the Democratic ana
pennbican stats Com nittees was circulated among
lawyers yesterday:
We the nndersigned respectfully the nomination OF
Austin Abot ESQ ApIealsas Que 10 DE
Trspectve of party and the GROUNDS ana Paon
Of eminent ability and ntness
Among those Who signed II were $. p NASH Luther T.
Marsh Roger A. Pryor William Alien ouuci' JUN T.
Dillon and Wager Swayne.
WHERE POLLING PLACES WILL BE ADVEhrioEp'
The Board of Police designated the SlZ
election and appointed sI2 poll-clerka The TRIBUNE
And IN, Ners were chosen which the location or the
ponrpaces Oh registry DAYS and the official canvas OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION FAVORED.
snecial meeting of the Brooklyn Repuo

IT,, savue wa. held at No 37l Futon-st last evsning
N discuss the advsabty OF voting at the coming cleo
lion for the holding OF Stale constitutional C9nven-
Ss,s ras an inerestIng one NJ Winslow favored the
holding of the convention that such questions as rne
nroner eminent and the relief OF the Nou.
~ anneaIs might be considered. +. b. Csndior'
Thomas d. Mosscrop, Jess Johnson. r. d. benea .
Bav,mn Estes and Others spoke IN favor OF voting lot
the convention. Henderson, Benedict opposru ~ AZ
useless nen the was put TO vote ony tnree VI
those present found 10 oppose hoidlng coh'sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION ASSEM-
BLING IN BOSTON

DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION ASSEM-
BLING IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Sept. % (SpeciaD The Republican
State Convention will be held tomorrow in fremont
Temple and probably about one-third OF the delegates
are I'm the city tonight The convention VIII meet az
IL A. M Major Gould, chairman OF the State Centrai
Committee will call the meeting TO order and act as
temporary chairman. Mr.. Gould will make a bref
address. the formal speech OF the day being
that OF Henry Cabot Lodge, who has
been Designated as the permanent chairman
There will he no contest the head OF the Ticket and
A. can be stated that Ames VIII he
nominated for Governor We're not for the TACT that
the friends OF Mr. Ames will insist upon ballot being
taken Tor Governor there 10 little or no DOUBT tua' "
would be the sense OF convention that he be nomi-
ated by acclamation as all talk OF opposition to him
v,ows les. and less as the hours OF the convention ap
prOacDes
Tho urst OF the candidates for the
orshp arc busy tonight. The two strongest can
didates for second place on the ticket are
Speaker Bracket, OF Boston, ana 1eherai
OTIS OF Northampton. The probabilities are tnaI mr.
Bracket Will be nominated a.. r..,
The Committee Resolutions met ~ tho fremont
House this evening ana nave prepared Tue pStofi III
which Chairman James Il. Dunbar, OF Westnelh, Will
present 10 the convention to- morrow III VIII CONSIST oi
len twelve sections or divisions III Will taAb pro
nounced the temperance question Ihe Iapor
ouesuon will greater length than any oher
subiect and IL II believed that the position taken py INC
Republicans Will meet with the appreciation OF Iair.
OF all conditions III Will contain an earhes'
demand on the Administration Tor just ana equlttpe
protection of American fishermen aud there Is pam
Tor ree ballots strong position is taken also ON the
| Civil service question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

Beardans -house wit. Adophus pakos the as pieoe,-
This V very good bread. Mrs fhompson .
Nrk Thompson, the lSndlady- fcs ana 1 think IL
better Ured tDsp sons OF my boarders. " Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

s.,,. ao.. m, tnc,ude those In the bands OF some
nj the largest local assemblies OF the kngnts Oh e
and trades unions The committee say '"".
they wonld not be surprised II the hss %
slrnsturcs reached over 10000 before OCTOBER D.
number OF unions have expressed their Intention .,
sx,ng their members small each for the campaign
fund Lists are being circulated among trsaos un,o.
20 give days time aud 81 to the cam suih
psisn committee na,e na pssp all over the city
,rsadx the Commtee on Meetings has long
of speskors who have offered their services INC n.
out,ofdors meeting OF tho campaign was neiu rs
D,sht under the auspices OF the Xvtn Assembly DIS
trict organization at Thir.eenth,s ana Az ohers
Meetings held last night also In the iVsn
~ p XyIs AIT Mo- NO as 8 s Ea;i
XxId at onehuaured .so.h,s and fpu Tsr.s.
ana ihe XXth ~ No $50 Dsr,c, tonight aud
the Kiln will ALEC be creanized o-nish rot
TIM ssnniures to the call for Fridays meeting Already
over 90 nave been obi aimed. The committees time
Ienry George obtaining aid In his canvas. IRON un
expected The SATURDAY on Siors in
ms ci:y enjoyed weekly haitnoliday all summer, nas
approved his nomination for Mayo. anu mi, effect has
h,% W , rasses along among the clerks mp
town and downtown and 1t mas met Win a, enc commit
re- Sas a,ready obtsinsi nearly 1000 signatures OF
voters by his own personal e"o''" al"
he said yesterday are for Mr. Gsorsc.
W. rc gong IN make lust as tght Tor ms eiee
W. ar @ "a 70 secure the nalf-hol!dsy. and notwith
standing all the odds against us now pss he
.spTs.sn. ,Ss oO s%' of
parr sn iha himself TO be in with us
TI.n he is man Of brains and cnaracter-s rciU 81
ne srcat laborng masses never saw such enhns ,
asin as for MIN among not only me litics
Tbsy ali think IL would he good thing TO put IAN t
,rsiv new man into CITY Ha-one who Is NOT aieo
s soa any ''''''D' Hail '''N' -DN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
prp11nIICAN DELEGATEs IN NEW-JERsEY.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., sept. 2S.-At the Morris
Township Republican primary meeting held here to-
delegates we're elected for the Morris County Con-
vention which will nominate State Senator for the
With District Congressional Convention, to be held at
Paterson and the GubrnatOria Convention. to be held
In Trenton. The county delegates will probably favor
George W. Jenk-Bs senator, and Will und0nntedly
vote as o for tue reconciliation OF william waiter
pheln. which will q solid delegation from Morris
County for The delegates TO Trenton have no par
tir mi % favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

sALEsAr THE CONSOLIDATED TocK AND PS76o
LEUM EXCHANGES
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco. sept %. 1856

CLOSING PaIOHs Os BOSTON STOOKs.
Bosros. Sept %. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23
NO. Is.

The December Vide Aulkc spread.
royal Christmas feast for It's iriends-good
things AMI dainIirs. One of the most beau.
ti.ul modern paintings Of The Madonna
and Chilli" that lamou. one by Gabriel
Max, has been reproduced for the frontis-
piece. a poem and story by favorite
poet and iavorite story teller, open the
magazine; In the Orphan Ilou-e," hy SUI
ian Coolidsc, and - pretty Scarecrow,"
by Elizabeth stuart Phelps; the poem Illus
irat'd by Dielman and the story of lIassam.
There are nthcr delightful Christmas stories:
Bright serials open "Monlezuna's Gold
Minrs." "Romuus and Remus," "Howling
Wolf and hi, Trick Pony" and "A Young
Prince of Commerce" Aud then come
special delights there j. long interesting
article about the poet Longiellow's Boyhood.
hy R,v. Samuel LongIrllow; there is an
article about "Fairie., Who they are, and
Where they came from by Louise lmogen
Quincy and there i another, the FIRST Of
twenty Tour, about Famous fciS this
one describes lhe favori,e animals of Sir
Walter Scott, Christopher North. llogg tho
poet. the mast,r of RAIL-" aud tells too the
touching story Of "Greyfriar.' Bnbuy." A
new department, "rhe Contributors and the
Children" gives enjoy be liule Two-min-
utc Talks. Thtn there are illustrated bal.
lads, and poems, and there j. an entertain
Ing article about Mrs juliet Cursor and
her cookery work, natural history chap
ter about "Wonirr'nl F.icr-," AMI needle
work paper called "Bahv's Shoe" 10y Mrs.
Fremont hcside- Mr. Oscar Fay Adams
new Search Question work in Greek History.
81 4Oa year. d. Lotlrop & Co. Boston,
Publishers.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
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ITS MrRiTs N ariicle hav'a- n &c i-if'fay
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every county he m.f tc.urc ire a rt wan sH
these advantages 4 ~. o. 8 and tAc t',t t-'-
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make oar oasr 70 al who arc out Of employ
meat. Any agent that will give our bnaincts
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a s,ent who would like ten or more eonnue' ana
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ant fDl 20 clear az least $50 hsoyE hLL NJ
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,noa.y back No other employ.r Of agents ever
dared 70 make such Offers. mr. vouid We ~ we
did not knJS that we have agents now mas;ng
more than doubie the amount re guaranteed
and but tao sales diy wouli give pfoht o.
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Csr,ls, etc, executed promptly, neatly ani 80
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ESTABLISHED 1873.

.nFFERS to the people of jefferson County,
~ Insurance in u safe Company at the actual
v,,st of insurance which Is much cheaper than
the rates usually charged. AMI keeps the money
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are invited.
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DrREcroRs-N. ) White, Henry B. Daven-
port. j. Garland Hurst, John W. Rider, W. ii.
+. Lewis. a. Preston Chew. VIM. l.. Wilson,
Eu.eue Baker. > ". Washington, James Logic.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

a special telegram from Washington to
the Wheeling Register says;
Senator Camden win, his point on the
Interstate Commerce bill. III, amruc-
inci,L va, adopted by the Conference Com
mltcr. lie CpmmItt,e oi Conference be-
tween tie Senate and House "n the Inter
STATE Cpm.Irr,e biii have dsrer'i upon their
report. wnIca Will b. -uDn tied early next
week. IL j. undrr .lOJd the iepuu restores
L.e provision ~ .eiati'n to tie long and
s.iort haul 90 tic language Ol SENATOR Csm-
den's Amendment, and pruvIie- HAT IL shall
b. un.asiui tor any raI.rDad u charge moro
for the transportation 0f ia-srhgcrs or prop.
cry under substantially similar cIrcunIstan-
c. and conditions Tor "A shorter than tor
longer di-tance O,er tie same road aud 10
tic -abc dirrrtipn. The report alrO pro-
yidcd ample Trmclic~, boll in The courts
aud by commission lO be appointed for
the pu p''se Ul carrying "ut tie provisions
of The bill. Senator Caniens influence in
iavnr % llti, Il - i, generally recognized
aul viii gain for lin gr,at credit ~ ac !.
o-1piishiDs srvd wogs in the ,lires,ion."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

IUST received full line of Toilet Articles
81 including fine Hair brushes Nail Brushes
Shaving Brushes. Baby brushes and Baby Rat
tle---all of which We are selling low.
We have now inestuck Of Round Bar Bar
her Soap. al 6c per cake.
SOAPS We have now fine lot Of Soaps
Glyrerine. Cuticurl. Oriental. Sweet liriar.
Gl ms Sulpher Carbnlir nisinfeciant and rni-
let Bee. Bath aud Tar-which we are selling al
the very lowest prices.
We have IN hand full line of Patent Med
irines-Phennl SOdiqne. Seth Arnnlds Cough
Cure. Larabee's Ointment. Cannnns Biitrr~.
Brnmo. Chloro- Alum, riSns Caiarrh Cure Cam
phor Ice Glycernr. Ammonia. Chlurate Pot
ash Tablets. Swift'S Sprcitc, ,Sl.0O per bottle
Speer's Wine-Purt, INTERVIEWED Grape Juice
and Clarrt.
In order To compete with our competitors We
are now selling Camphur ~ . cts per pound.
Medicines Glasses and Tubes.
Fine lot nf Florida Water 81 25 cts. per bottle.
DR. CHAS. L. PRArT'S DRUG STORE.
April %, lSS5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

John SNintun. ia hts speech on Old John
Brown, nn the 2nd instant in New York
CiIy, amlng p,lirr Thug said:
Il unnumrnt To- john Blown here il our
city Nou.d that nay liaI could raIse It
a,ut. There ., a,r,iuy II meniurlal 0i John
Brown at North Eibi. wi,re hr J. buried
there Ia monument at OssaWaltomir, on
tie plains "i kausa- hs statue i, I0 be
put ~ lh Caption AZ Washington; his
-,uplurrd figure Ir in the Un "n League
Cup oi hi, ci,y and IN the quiet Marsa'
chusrtl. tnwn ~ Concord YOU may see, in
the summer Schonl ot l'hll"-uphy, beside
ihe but, of Anaxiguris, Plato. Pesialozzi,
aud Emer>un, the butt of john Br- wn.
iiul ] sh"ud ike to see tNo Other mcnOri-
als or m"numut, To- this man -,He Of them
here IN oar city, nt thi. gitr oi the cOnti-
ncnt; the Oti,r at ChHrle>tnwn. West Nir-
sinia. on the site al his -chfpld--sO that
the North and ne Souih and al the world
would thus again have perpetual reminder
lhat here was man of our nineteenth cen
tury who, accounting his own life and
hnmr and treasures as nausht, gave h'm>elf
To- battle aud death that he might deliver
those who we're crushed and lost, even black
slaves.
We wouldn't il terpose to the erection Of
Il monument here, provided The following
fact b. inscribed there ~: Ills first victim
At lIarper's Ferry wa. IN industrious, inof-
frn.ivc cnlor u man "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

POETRY
CHRTS.iyrHE.uUMS.

All. pretty buttons on the cloak
That autumn wraps aruund her,
Ere winter with his icv chill
In crystal chains has bound her.
How bright you make the dark brown garb.
Nuw faded grown, ani uldrn,
BY touching il with c'lnrS rare,
vi crimson. white and golden.
When winter comes. aud cutting frosis
Have clipped you from her dresses,
The memory at white and gold
Will still remain 10 bless Us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23
YES, SIZE LOTED HIN.

We were sitting. alter walizing,
On the stairs.
lie. before ! could forbid il,
Stole Il rose. ERE yet missed il,
And. IL tenderlv he Kissed II,
Swiftly in his pocket hid II,
CnawareS.
We were talking, afto- waltzing.
On the stairs
! had said thar he should rue il;
And lecture | intended.
Viii, h think lac apprehended;
was ki.sel before | knew it,
Unawarcs.
We were ilent. after waltzing.
On the stairs,
] hal >turIn,ri with angry feeling.
But tie spoke love. never hee'ling.
Aud my ewes feil meath hi- pleadin
All nav depth Of love revealing,
Unawdres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

Burned recently: Office New York En-
terDrise. coiured organ Tin res.d'nce at
ftait>viile. Nd. ol K. T. Evans. a Wash
ineton pen Ton agent.-iwO Eniaw i.
hnu,e-. Baltimore, IN one oI whic Nj.
Ann Peek agcd 80 persisted -Kinlrr and
Ho.uwy d. story can'iy factory, a Pres
byterian church and 3 stores Ia BuiIlo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23
BABYLAND
Prospectus for 1887

Babyland will have twn euiiciug new iea-
tur,., for the babies and their mammaS In adj
dilinu tn the perennial pleasures oi the count
less littlc twu-minute stories and verses Tith
which the the me,,,zine ALWAYS has ahnun"rL
Especially calculated tn mcrrilv occupy the
ewes and e,lr, nt the title ones arc the monthly
picturi1l pages called
Pa-xieS about Peter aud Patty
text aud pictures hv Margaret loh"snn and
e~le illlv calculated tpswretly teach and charm
are the hnme kindergarten delights called
NWrSeFB Finger Plays,
bv Emifp Pnulssau. with dozens and dozens
AMI dozens uf hewiiclius Neutrality-suspicious.
by J.. Bri lgnan. Every one who has the
carcnf lirtle nursery tuddlers will bless Baby
land isr tn.st itaurCs
Bis bright pirture>, large print, strong paper
dainty gay cover
Only so cTTts q gear
s~Spscia.ens free 20 a;eadiag Subscribers.
address orders O.
H. LOTHROP d On, Publishers,
BOSTON, Mss, L. 5. 4.
N0v. 25. lSN6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23
JAS. III. BUTT,
CharIeStoWn, w. Va,
Cooking and Hating Stoves
AND NASUFAcTCRER OF
ALL KINDS or TIN IND SHEET
IRON WARE.

rINHE undersigned las recently enlarged and
4 very much improved his salcsroum anu
added largely 10 his stock hnth in variety ano
quantity of sntnl> iu his line. His supply -
COON STOVES AND RANGES will cunJri,
with amy. embraces the celebrated " Excelsior
and Farmer Girl. which never fail tu Civ,
entire satisfaction bc,ie. large number -:
others. With each Stove there are given Fit,
Pieces. exclusive of plates. all of them yer,
useful hnusckeepcrs. Important addition
Ia many of these Stoves. aS furnished 10y nu
ire Side AulumdtiC-Oven and Pipe Shelvr>.
Water Backs and Warming closets. Coal Oi'
stoves always in stock and the best Wood ana
Coal Heaters uu hand in season. Every Stuv'
rIarantccd Ny supply of Fine GnndS in m,
line i. one of the hest ever offered IN ChHrl,s-
town. and includes handsomely "rnamrute'
Water Cunlcrs and Chamber Sets. Bcui lin
Drip Coffee Puts. Soup Ice and rrcan l.ll">.
.yc. with all the usual variety nf 'IiI and Sheet
Iron Wares nf al kinds Prices always mod.
crate Price of Stoves from ST. nj.
Roofing aud Spnuting and other Tin Work
prOmfly executed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-23

TNDItN Glue mcn,ls everything Only ) cts.
L bottle. For sale bv {. j. EBY.
- STONEBRAKER'S Extracts, for sale hv
y c. u. EBY.
TUCUMBERS In brine ready for pickles. for
~ sale by c. ID. EBY.
DURE Cider Vinegar and Full Line Of
| Spices for sale hy c. u. EBY
TUST think of it, one yard Good Tnbnc,n fnr
O twenty-five cents at c. d. EBI s.
(NRANEIY. Lucy Hinton. Hold Fast Cher
VI ry aud other grades of Tnhacco. Fall
line for sale by c. u. EBY.
INRESII lot of Imported Olive oil just re
/ ceivrtl at &. ID. EBI :.
NASON'S Backing and Frank MiIler'S Shoe
vi Dressing At G. ID. EBI 8
FINEST Line and cheapest Toilet S'muS in
L Town ut G. ID. EBY s.
EEATHER Renovater, nearly new. will be
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