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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
FLUCTUATIONS. PsC.SICs. &C.
DEMONSTRATING.

YOCNG's PoED.-Ihi his fine sheet OF water
bAs been restored, and boats are ready for
the parties who have been waiting for tn9fn.
Apply Oh grounds or address ". y. NOR
pECAI. care Colonel John r. Young. Sha-
fer's RuildinZ, city. al s-eod4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

We quote: Fine. a. 5oas2.75; superrne.
Essss. as: extrs, sS.5oas9.75; family, SEA
$3.50; patent family, country, S3aS5.eO.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MaskEr.
RICHMOND STOCK sscH,>sE.

BALTIxoRE. ND. August l0.-Viviuia
l0-30's. Az: do. new So e9H. NorGh CARO-
lima SIS, old, 1877. BID to-day.
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by telegraph 20 the DlsEaLcn.I
MEMPHIS, Apgustl0.-H. n. Salli.
van, secretary Of the Board Of Trus-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

NEEDS.
GRASS AND CLOVER-SEEDS--
VI All varieties OF the best quality.
. New crop 81
al lowest msTsst prio<.
r.W. WOOD 4 SONS. seedssneo.
No 10 south four,eenth street aud corner
aixth and Narshan stncefs
IL lsAlw 4sssmiyls swsmjyievaw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

WHKAT-White. 5i bushels common TO
fair al 10 to soc. Mixed LOO bushes
prime on private terms. Red, 900 bushels
bushels comm 20 very good Longberry 81
81 to e0c.; 9O6 bushels good 10 prime Short
berry on private terms: 2s2 bushels COM
mon 10 good Snortberry az s. 10 soc.
CoRS.-White, 50 bushels very good ct
b4c.
OArs.-MiIed. 500 bushels very good on
private terms.
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POKT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST iorH.
lBy telegrsph.l

ARRIVED.
steamship Guyaniotte. Kelley. West
Point. sns sailed FOR Sew YORK.
schooner MAUD Briggs, Young FRANKFORT.
Me. vito paving bloc As.
CLEARED.
steamship dunedin BRITISH. Campbell
Colon L. :. C.. with coal.
SAILED.
Schooner Sue Williams, Pesrce, New
York, with coal.
Schooner Iohn y. Williams. Pea-s, Nor
fOlk.
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nARINE,,rrLliGrSCH.
aosr OF RICHMOND. Auousr 10. 1855.

POAT OF RICHMOND. AUGUsr 10. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Schooner william Z. Green. CrDclser,
hsnnebec, ice Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Smith, New
YORK, merchandise and passengers. q. W.
Allen q Co., agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnill. Philaia-
phla, Derchandi &c and passengers j. W.
NcCarrick, agent.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfo'k United
states mail, merchandise sDf pa8snger.
- x. Tstum. agent.
schooner G., orge =. Hallock. Edmonds,
stamford, bark. A. y. Goodman; vessel.
Curtis a Parker.
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TUESDAY, August 10. 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARp.-lo shares Peters
burg railroad ri s3s.
=
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POLITICS.

Tomorrow viii be an exciting day q.
Elizabeth City. The First District
Congressional and the Judicial Conyen-
lions will both meet there. There is an
abundance Of candidates for all the Of.
fees. For solicitor there are several.
For Congress Louis G. Latham and
Thomas G. skinner are the chief aspi-
rants, with On abundance OF willing
dark horses. IL will be . hot Agh,, il
is thought. Some persons who claim
to be well informed claim that Latham
il in the lead. He served Is congress-
nsn from that district several years
ago. skinner is the present incom-
bent. Another Congressional Con-
vsntion with equally interesting
features is that Of the Third
district, which will also be
held tomorrow at Clinton, Sampson
county. Wharton j. Green, present
Incumbent, Is in the lead for rcnomi-
nstion. His most formidable CON-
pstitoEs ere William T. Dortch lex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

r OW EXCURSION RATES
II by which
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES, AND OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS CAN PAY OFF
THElR INDEBTEDNESS,
WITHOUT RISK.
FOR partles Of twenty-five persons aud
over this company Will accept tne why
LOW RATE Or 81 BACH FOR HOUND
TRIP To NORFOLK Or OLD PUNT, and
ORGANIZATIONS can charge $3.50 or 81, thus
securing a handsome profit without any
risk Of loss. TICKET GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arrangement can be made 20
VIRGINIA BEACH by adding soc. 10 the
above rates. -
Uptown ONCE, ll0g east Main street,
iV 29-lm
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EDUCATION.

Nearly all the graded schools in the
State have been reorganized and put in
perfee. order for the fall campaign
sgsinst ignorance. A decision OF the
Supreme Court affected the schools at
DuIhsm, Fayetteville, Goldsboro', aud
Wilson, but it is now assured that all
these will be well maintained by the
generous private subscriptions slresdy
made. At Charlotte T. j. Mitchell,
principal for several years, has resigned,
and j. c. Coflew succeeds him. All
the schools at Raleigh will be conducted
on al even more extensive scale than
last year. Raleigh having graded
schools for both races, is not affected
by the Supreme Court decision, which
only Affects places where negroes had
been given no graded schools while the
whites had the benefit Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
Bo1sr BEEF AT TIE RAINBOW.

Catherine Coles London Letter 70 The Nec Orleans Peaguhe
whitehall appeared too frivolous fish 70 be
eaten restaurant had good sensible
soup sole beef potatoes peas vegetable marrow
After the soup and the hsh the saiu
table placed fresh bread aud glasses ana
side soemny. with his folded bean TO
the beef but ne l0oktt
grand could not puck mp courage to speak 10
him Al the moment when despair had overtAken me Jle
door open and fat man cook. with red cheeks VIM
apron and cap came in bearing alo the largest paer or
Dish seen, when repOse tst OF Deef almost
big Flo II looked most appezing the lean 50 PINK
fat yellow. the VIII de juicy. but MY heart
sank 10 the bottom Of my pocket book al t,e
awful OF having for all that roast rnoush 10
hed forty and left baskets OF fragments
The cook stood door holding sOft the roast the wafer
advanced presented small table with followed
top in which the dish fitted Inc cook p ICED the dsh on
the table fell back TO his position behind my cha
and folded his al that was mere al
ceremony that Ia been handed Gown from genera
the meaning OF restaurant
and again system prevails flashed over
The rolled the small table TO spot near our
table produced huge knife and proceeded to slice on
When plates niled spoonful OF gravy
added each wheeled the table away TO the door cap
silver the DISH hoised 1t up overhead ana
silently disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28

St. Church East Forty hrdst was filled yester
day at the wedding Emily Eugente Brennan. dangh
Matthew Brennan, to Dr. Albert
FERDINAND Brugman. The best man was ir W W frenoh'
and the bride Miss Brngnan sister OF
the bridea room as malt honor The Dr. Henry
bridegroom and de MacdO The BRIDE -" no was sNe
away by her grandiath T Thomas Mooney wore gown
with point lace wedding breakfast reception were en-
love aiterward Hotel Brunswick Among the guests
Mr. and Mr. T. + Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John Fox. Mr. nd
Mrs Henry Andrews Or and Mrs Louis F. &C aitz Pro
Delaheld Dr and Mrs A r. Macdonald. Mr. amt Mrs An
drew J. WHITE Richard NJ Walters. the Rev J. j. Kiordan
the Rev DR. Henry A. Braun and the Kew James ro"e''
Niss Lillian Cecilia EdpOndson daughter Of A A. Ed
her fathers home No 81 Nashingt INST. Hohokeh me
Rv Charles rice of1cared The bride steel coore
satin drrss ell boraely beaded trimmed
with point The long train OF the lrde was Dvtho
by little girls Teresa toehme and Bertha Molsh
LOte Fay maid OF honor reception 10 over -'O guests
followed the ceremony.
The Presbyterian Church IN Forty second ST. was
filled last evening wed NJ OF Miss Francis ~ D. only
daughter of Frederick g. swan and Benjamin Wei es a
aIa' - S,;iii., ar nm brr of well know people
attended the reception held ard the home Of The
brides parents No. Il East Twenty n.nth-st
Miss Nellie Timpson eldest daughter OF Alfred H. limp
son was married last evening Roger Bacon al The
Church Holy Spirit MAIDS nave and siftysNthsL
Tmps0n mald II honor ami the bIldesia dS
were Lulu Tmps0n AMI Mss May Bloomfield he
uShers we're Frederick Hillard Brnamn Rhodes Charles
Davis ami T. c. Annett. cepuon was held aer"af al
Of the brides parents. No l65 East seventy
ninth-st
In Trinity Chapel Twenty fifth at. near Broadway
Maggie Cameron. daughter Of A ~ amerun OF the
firm Of Arnold q Constable: married TO IT Mlia-
Luklns jersey CITY, last evening large company OF
guests witnessed the ceremony
The wedding Of Miss Alice Meinhard daughter OF Isaac
Menhard OF No. Is East sixty on1thst and Ousave Miller
oos place last evening at Democo The ceremony %i-
performed IN the large reception ROOM supper ana uahcng
taking place aiierNarl III Tie ballroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28

PLEASED WITH HIS "TRIP To 1Hs wFsr-hoKh hAiL'
ROAD FoufPMEvr SEEDKp.

PLEASED WITH HIS TRIP To 1Hr "fsr-hoH" h"'N
ROAD KouiPNEvr SEEDKp.
Jaw Gould resumed his WORK at his once
yesterday after his return the West He vas run
do.n nv numerous visitors had large mail I" ooS
ster Int he ouud time Tor H. Tie cnat on the business
ou,look cam- on FROM Pittsburg - ne sal. over
the prnpysyiv.nia llroad with Vic~Presdent Ihom-
son who oo me thar they had enough to handle
oil the bu.ipes. offered TO them No, mad no speri
talk about the railroad situa ion, hut do not think tn
there will be much trouble while business Continues 50
good"
Mr. Gould SAID that he found the West looking wei
ana proSpsrous He had through the shops OF the
Missouri Paonc sys;em and fodni that there was On
excelrut casi OF working In then; most OF item
we're yonng married men from New EnRlsnd aud New
York State. The company had besn compelled oy the
orsss OF traffic o order 900 freight cars 90 passen
ger COACHES and additional engn-s- The company was
inv~-tino soma 50 900 900 ia equipment and ihst
IN itself would nulste Our- business IN Tact
that bu slnes- enjoying cons ~
and be o"kel for - continuance OF Tue
Improvement FOR
Min respect to Western Cnlou Mr.. Gould said that
the more he -aw ~ the property tie be W - lu
2. ssed with It's great value He THOUGHT that year
from nov the cable you'd be fulv as large ~
fore the rats were re 'uceL ne th,"Su1
tnat low rates had come stav. The western Ohlou
Company was Tung INTO its pl ant and inoI-s--
ing is tue and facilities tor banding Dn-ne-s
which wa. hound to IL ia nes reached every
nook The country. The public had recognized the
wisdom OF diversion o. earnings for improvement
aud Perfection because the stock had risen since the
payment Of diyIcenSs WAS stoT ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
BARTHOLpL

Phdas great sculptor of the gods sculptures golden day
Enthroned his image OF the HELENE god,
In ma esty grace a nod,
Ruled conquered Tans and the world awful
Whilst Olympic games smiles cOpiOus blessings
play
Praxieees softer touch beauteous
Modelled from Phrynes marvellous form
The Cnidean Venus. nude and warm.
Whose wondrous
unfold
spurned OF and the potency Of gold
From dreams Of these Barthos
Liberty
Colossal wOmanhoOd with torch aight
To nume world through msts OF waning night
And teach mankind downtTod Of cruel tyranny
That Rights Might and Mans God Right be
free.
From piled granite OF New Engands pose
grace and ardent glance
She greets the welcome commerce Of the sea
Win thus glad message of the Mighty Free
That mere our unmatched Washington leads on mans high
advance
And there the Lafayette st fires France
Hail. peerless gift Of Freemen to the bright augury
long abiding amity
As the boar wings Of ciTciing ages sweep
The Restless bosom o tho eternal deep.
Salute the sun-he or6s Of night back the ghtnngs
the skyi
Liberty and Art live while countless generations
and die
And Barthold ssnuscrowned son Of Art
ConfIere right worthy Of imm0rtals Now
Colunba's grateful lAurels wreathe thy brow.
For thine the patriots nobler part
To void bronze eenturys love OF Peoples heart
NOAH DAyIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
ppOtTrNgNT ARRIVALS.

EYrh reuus HOTEL Northumberland Pnihp "a eneT-
dan General " b. General y" Harley CSio p,,
Y sheridan Colonel {. Kellogg and Colonel = y; pllnS
. Army NJ sotedo. venezuelan Minister a. n
1,sner,l g. Franklin. OF dauOrui tOuSreoHAn n.
.on of WhehaI y. seveilon A Brown, Of the
Sfae Department. Judge A; Parkei OF hl.ss.on y l.
ore =, a"y~s Erwin Of POtsdam ~ Holman HOUSE
Snveruor David Hill I > Treasurer conrad y Jordan;
49,, Of Montreal. Captain H. lie II. Haig,
~ Ie British Army and James A Dumont ;. Inspector
1.asrsl OF steamboats, Murray HtH HO>-3OyrrnOr
eeet + r. 30 WELL OF Maine Judge ". L. Leonard. Al
many samuel L. Clemens Of Hartford. and W L. Elkins
and r. B. idener OF Philadeph WsdsOr hotel
MAJOR Dickson. NJ p OF England Leverett satonstal of
and Mayor NJ. c. Bulkry, OF Hartford. Brero0r
Houe-N. K. OCOnor secretary OF the British Legation
Washington and ST. Clare j. Byrue OF England. buekng
ham hOt>i-C gresham William Walter Phelps OF New
Jersey Victoria Hotel gresham H. h bingham OF
PHILADELPHIA aud Judge IL. b. Brown. Of 0ses
H0us,-GeB,ral Amasa J. Parker Of Albany Hotel
Brunsiofek-J Judge Hu L. Bnni Baltimore BeiOeders
HOuse-S0crrtary % state Frederick Cook OF Albany
StuTterant House Treasurer L. j. Fitzgerald hSess
b Irtho Russell Houston, Of Louisville
HOtciMguel Veasoo Nelaseos Minister ior s' ~
Wa.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
. srGlR" rs ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.

Uashfngton Gossip in The Baltimore American.
The Democratic nominees Congress the West TO
be having hard tine dnd one who Is
pecay hard up Judge Lowry OF Fort Wayne. Int Judge
Lowry had terrible getting ncmiuation. and Just
pulled through making all the federal Democratic officials
t1ru in and work This caused much III feeling in his
dsfrc and an Independent He strong Re-
pubhcan. are making It lively for him All the
GOOD speakers have gone into the camp u the In
dependent and he is holding big meetings. much ~
Lowry MT upon the
novs Man of mportiug orators Within last
number Oi The Judges and majors who are isy seen
su, about on the Wlarts HOte rOtunda have
ceiyed These invitations from JUICE
Lowry TO tn known politicians here 10 come out TO
Indiana speeches HIM one OF the dsn
gentlemen who halls ITO Virginia up 70 an Indiana
him what he should do In the mat
Ter Judge Lowry and AID him. but he
does men OF sugar cannot get
ouf TO Indiana and there without sugar What would
Won 90 about The Indanan advised the distinguished
orator not TO 90 without sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
,ount DE Lssseps made d response in French.
HOW THE DELEGATES PASSED THE DAY
WARM RECEPTION AT PRODUCE EXCHAN GE-
THEIR PLANS

HOW THE DELEGATES PASSED THE DAY.
WARM RECEPTION THE PRODUCE ExCHAN GE-
THEIR PLANS
Yesterday was a busy day for the French
delegates and their friends quartered the HOf-
man House. They did not appear together. ual.
and scattered different directions. Count de Lesseps
with his little daughter and Napoleon hey weut before
noon DenouIcs where Cyrus w. Field had gathered
D little party together breakfast NJ. Bartnoldi
was driven about friends the morning nd
the 90 little uptown IN spite OF
the
The delegates assembled again AFT early luncheon
and drove body receive the freedom OF The
city from Mayor Grace This ceremonial lasted un I'll
nearly O'Clock. An appointment had been made for a
reception the Produce Exchange at O'clock but II
was an later when the French guests, headed by
Iesseps Bartnod flied the Of he Board Of
Managers President dcGee was there TO receive them
and whole party took seals, De Lesseps and Bar
tholdi each side Of the President with ADMIRAL
Jauree General Pessier and NJ. Hiesad OF the Paris
Chamber OF Commerce, posts OF nOnor near the rail
President Moose made brief address of welcome an d
M. He.ard replied French. B4rtholdI added few
words English and De Lesseps q few more IN French
The guest were then taken u the balcony above
main floor. As they appeared the l5OO brokers In tue
pit lelos set up great cheer and then started in
the Marseiilase. NO decorations had been put VI
around the hail, but French dag had been borrowed
from the CompsgD@ TraHsatSntaJe and had been hung
Mcee Introduced the delegates out the brokers
shouted and sppaudod al Count de Lesseps and Bar
tholdl spoke again, French and the other Ia Eng
nsh Ine whole party then came do the floor aud
general introduction aud ham snakIng followed.
teodgh the conver.a op OF did
get very far.
About p m. the delegates Grove bacg again TO the
HodUan House. The kept tuem well INDOORS until
Lalf-past O'Clock, when the reception the Union
League CluD be-
4 The EreBch delegates Will review the parade to-day
Sou the Presidents stand IN Madison square win
Be taken down B~dlOws Island In OF tue special
stoancrs at the OF the parade They dine with
The Chamber OF Commerce ~ the evening at D-l-
rnonicoa Another DINNER viii lie given ta them to-
morrow evening al ihr Hotel Brunswick by the Psy
cite Post No l4O G. A. X. Count de Lesseps Will sail
IL the retagnc on Saturday Tue rest OF tho delegates
are ~ yet about their plans for going back
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BALDWIN-At $50

DIED
BALDwIN-At $50 p Tuesday October 26 the Rev. A.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited 70 BE- :, ss
Brunsw'ss. \. j. friday, October %, at u A.
Memphis Tenn; Akron. Ohio. and Goshen. Conn. papers
please copy.
her 81 Syssr TSs:
OF the late John Brown and daughter OF Abher and Cath
Funeral services 100 Thursday after
Tram leaves Chambers street Ferry ct liao H.
BRiNCKERHOFF-At Fishkin Village N. " October 25.
James Bailey Brnckerhon. TAN year of his age.
Funera services tho Reformed Dutch Church. thursday
cHAsE-At New Providence " j. on Monday October U.s.
1883 John r Chase Of Brooklyn. the 49th Of HE
Funeral services ST. Johns Church Cold spring Harbor
on Thursday October % AZ
Carriages w be 70 a,icndanss syossett on arrival Of train
DALE-sudd-niy s. In syria Gerald y.
Dale IT,. of MI Lebanon syria the 4lst OF his
Els ana Gerald Dale ' Of Ut IsoaSoS. syris sssd
years
5a,t 5othst Mary H. Delaneii only chd Of the late
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DUkYEAsarah Ann Daryea daughter Of the late Cornelius
i7tS BIRTHDAY tuesday. October rs. SaSssinE. New
Funeral services residence iss
ngtonst. Brooklyn on Friday. october - Al s y. m.
OLIvER-AL Railway v j. TUESDAY. 20. Maria
Oliver. widow of Jacob Oliver aged e years:
caTrafss w he attendance At depot for trains leaving
PETITION Monday evening. October 16 at his residence
No 20 Vest 57thst John Jules Petit the 5sth Of
his
attend his funeral from
Church Madison 3oLhst. Thurs
day. OctOper %. at 1890 a.
ROMAINE--At Germantown. Philadelphia on "Wednesday,
October q, George Hunter Romaine Of this city Funeral
Church. Germantown, Philadelphia.
Friday. October ~. at p
sTEWARrOn Monday October 25 her residence this
city, Cornea Mitchell Stewart widow the Late Alexander
sill he'd residence Thursday,
the ZSti o'clock D N. which only family and
personal friends invited
The Will at the Cathedral Of the rncsrna
Garden CLy. Long Island. Thursday where the
will held the arrival of special train
which will be provided leaving Long Island City at go
y.
sUTToNon second day tMonaay October Is At the real.
Of James W. Thompson. 1884 Lexington-ave sarah
U.
Relatives and friends
meeting house. Nine Partners. Fifth
dav Thursday. October -. at II O'Clock.
The leave Grand Central Depot (New-York Central
Il. r. at 7:I5 A. m.
Carriages viii waiting Mibrook ARRIVAL OF the
train.
NHTTTTNGHAM-At Milburn, n. J, October 49, 1885,
Edward +. Whittingham. NJ. D.
Funers stephens Church Mburn Friday at
1870 p. m
UTTER-In Westerly r. L. October 81 1896 John Herbert
Utter member OF the nrm OF o. b. & j. II. Utter,
publishers of The NarrAganset Weekly dftyhye yeara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28

Washing,0n DisDqfch % The Baltimore AHler7cdn
There is deafmute the Treasury Department who has
been there for long time excellent clerk. The
other ay he had scare busy rel his desk
wiring when him and began to talk
to him u language.
The secretary going 20 you said clerk with
his myers.
TIE nj clerk looked up surprised Why what have
done r. he asked TN his fingers.
secretary has -ard tales about you, anu near
YOU re % be discharged
The CLERK ked Oewldered Why = his fingers
asked.
some people told the secretary that you have been
around hr corridors king oui and bosterous
manner AGAINST the Administration
or relief across the mute clerks lace
heard The and his nngers replied " can
u abb"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
TIE BARTHOLDI STATUE.

Prom The Independent Of Oct 90
BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.
The land. that, from the rule of kings,
In freeing u.s. Itself made free.
Our Old World Sister, to Us brings
her scu pit ured Dream of Liberty:
Unlike the shapes on Egypt's sands
Uplfted by the tOIl-wOrn slave.
On Freedoms soil with freemen's hands
We rear the symbol free hands gave.
o France. the beautiful 10 thee
Once more a debt OF love we owe:
In peace beneath thv Fleur de lis,
We hail later Rocham beau
Rise. stately symbol holding forth
Thy light and hope To all who sit
In chains and darkness Belt the earth
With watch fires from thy torch uplit
Reveal the primal mandate still
Winch Chaos heard and ceased TO be,
Trace on mld-air tn Eternal Viii
In signs OF tlre {: 4" Let man be tree !"
Shine far. shine free. guiding hight
10 Reasons ways and Virtues aim,
A lightning flash the wretch TO smite
Who snIelds his license with thy name
Oak Knoll, 10th Mo-. 22d, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
TRIBUNE LO3A Ds'sev.rr)Vx

tribune OFFICE. Oct 2s-l a m.-Tne Atlantic
coast storm moved slowly northeastward yesterday
being felt chiefly from Virginia TO the Adirondaeks and
Maine, though to slight extent west OF tho Aeehanes
also The weather grew colder along tho seaoosrd In
lawn Their. was rain fall OF al inches, and failing
barometer The temperature varied bur little. IL
ranged between 4so anu $50. the average 49sN
beng 6l.e lower than the corresponding day last
YEAR ami 80 lower than Tuesday.
In And near this city 10 day there VIII proOaoy DC
connes. and perhaps 10 the morning. but clear
tng gearnrr toward night; slightly copler.
A. present fair weather IL indicated for friday ana
Saturday,; slightly colder tomorrow: warmer, Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
5rR- MCCORMACK SPEAKS.

The Republicans of Richmond County, 81.
held their first meeting OF the campaign last evening
the German Club Hall. ut Edsewater. r. C. Mccormick
NJ ,-ns County Republican nominee for Congress-
.nok- for ten minutes. He said that his nomination
W.. a surprise him but tue people bad ca led bim
he wouli -tanl nv them ami act for their interest
speeshes Ia by lanes McNamee. Colonel James
r. Piti, OF Queens. the Rev. Noah Cross Charles Ii.
Grae' an Oihers Resolutions passed Undressing
the full gressiOnal County tirket The urpfie
OF the evening ex--herif Brown and ok Trus
entered the hall aud Ell that the anti
Belmont snd anfiMnor club o. TIE county b@ allow al
position ~ OF the hall to show their feeling
IN the present canvass. IL was given amid great